Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1889, Page 8

8 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL BIGNT A.M. SATURDAY. Erode Tedaced to 81.70, and the hat that used to sell for $2.25 now at $1.90. Franc, one price, 7th and D. Traps Wiewees.—Our Java and Mocha cof- fee, Wc.; “Sunrise Chop” tea, 50c. Ib.; finest SOc. tes. Use them once, you'll use them al- ways. Sugar at cost. M. &. P. Merzoen, Great | Tea and Coffee Dealers, 417 7th st. n.w. | Wrxom’s, 509 9rx Sr. '. butter, 25¢.;3 Ibs. lard, 25c.; round steak. 10; sirloin, 12}¢e; good roast beef, 8c. ; boiling _pieces, Se. Loos at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E northwest. Best granulated sugar, Scents. Full weight guaranteed to any one buying tea or coffee from us. Tae Curva Hat, 712 7th st. n.w., for bar- gains in crockery. Moruens—Fatuers. If you are in need of shoes for your little ones profit by our advertisement ander ‘*City Items” column and let us save you at least 25 per cent on your shoe bill. Tue Sranpanp Suor House, 824 7th street northwest. Graxctatzn 8 cents, at the Daddie of Sugar Btores, 731 7th. ‘Tux Patacz Tes Stons.—The Great Atlantic and Pacitic Tea company, 501 and 503 7th street | northwest, 1 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown; 225 stores in the United States, Sure goods sold only. Best granulated sugar, Scents per pound. Checks given with every 25cents worth of tea or coffee. Handsome presents given away with every pound of Thea nectar tea or A. and P, baking powder. All delivered free to any part of the city. peer i our motto, Fresh goods received every other day. N. H. Bowmax, Manager. Ust tax Jouxsos spring leaf blended tea in Gent packug: Oxe Monz Day ov Saxe at half price. F-street | China end Housefurnishing Store, LawnEnce & | Cauarien, 1010 F st. : Jest Exckivap invoice pure rye whisky from celebrated bluegrass region Kentucky; finely matured by uge; very cheap at 3 ‘gallon. Mexzoxn’s, Enterprising Grocery Men, 417 7th. Aut Dzauens sell Osceola water. Ocn Taronne Depakement Is stocked to its fullest capacity with the new- est fabrics and designs, and at prices that will please you. Suits to order from $20 up. ‘Trous- €t8 to order from $5 np. Eiseacax Bros., 7th and E. Tailoriug Department second fioor. Loox for white letiers on windows, Osceola ‘water. a = Loox at Tsu.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, 501 and 503 7th street, rorner 7th aud E uorthwest. Best granulated suger, 8 cents~ Full weight guaranteed to any One buying tea or coffee from us, Ow:xo To Taz Diary in completing our new building we wil be uvable to have our formal pening on Monday, 23 instant, as expected. We wish. however, to inform our patrons and the pubiie that on the above date the store wili be open for business in ali the departments, bat our iormai gramd reception aud opeuing, With «il departments complete, has been de- ferred on wey. Friday ‘and Saturday, Thur nd nou, 13th and F sts, | Svoan, Gran, $¢., without tea or baking pow- der. Sugar House, ' 32 7th. Dos’: You Waxr a New Hat?—R. C. Lewis & Sox, 1421 New York avenue, invite attention to | their new fail and winter stock of gentlemen's silk sud derby hats. Style and quality unex- celled. Prices right. Oscnors Warax cures malarin, Atall dealers. | Tae Curva Hare, 712 7th st. n.w., for $1.89 | decorated chamber sets. Srecist Dessexs in mosaics, imported mar- bles fur open tire places. Haywanp & Hetcuixsox. r Fam our $4 boys’ suits. Esseaax Bri 7th aud E. Manufac ig Clot 3 and Tailors, eid the Osceola waier. Ds To take a look at SPecy | Bxvore You Evy your carpets and furniture | see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. | Ane & Room. Artistic Wal i Papers, Water-color paintings, etchings, &e. Picture frames made to order. | Bourrua J. Laws, 1427 Peuua, ave. n.w. Daixk Oscrots.—Every dealer sells Osceola Se “Hor” Caan! Havana! Delicious! Fragrant! Tue Caixa Hatt, 712 7th st n.w., for bar- gains in decurated tea or dinner sets, Asorgen Guzat Stasu.—Coffee at wholesale | Prices to the consumer. Cunia anv Japan Tza Co., 731 7th st. Osczora Water prevent formation of uric acid ALL ane Ixvitxp to inspect their improved | methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinves at Carpet CLeasine Works, | 691-635 Mass.ave. u.w. ‘Telephoue 787—2. | For Buicut's Disuase use Osceola water. | Tas Cuter Arraactiox or Tats Weex Will be the continuatiou of the sale of childs’ | o suits at $1.95. Ensexsx Baos,. 7sh and E. Children’s Department second floor. For Uric Actp use Ose rater. Tue Curva Haxt. 712 7th st. nw., for bar- gains in house furnishings of any kind. Bor Your Coat, Coke and Wood from Jouy- fox the leading tirm in the Dis- trict. We Wit Rewars Oren until 8 p.m. until further notice to accommodate our customers and execute our orders more promptly. W. B. Moszs & Soy, cor. 11th and F sta, u.w. Powsarvi Sxparive—drink Osceola water. Wasurxorox Durssep Brer,go to Jno. R KExwr, Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow. ‘Tae Curva Hart, 712 7th st. o.w., is next to Ewald’s cafe. Coot Moayres asp Eveyrnos Necessitates the use of a fall overcoat, Our stock of these garments is complete. Etseman Baos., 7th and E. Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Dissetic Sus¥ezens use Osceola water, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Asavon’s Orezs Hovst.—Creston Clarke fm “Sea of Ice.” New NatioxaL Tuearen.—‘“Jim the Pen- = Keaxay’s Wasuivotoxs Taeaten.—Frank Cushman’s Monster Specialty Company. Haazis’ Buow Taxates.—Lillian Lewis os Dona Sol in “‘Hernani.” Grozs TuzsrER.—Transatlantic Specialty Co. ————— CONDENSED LOCALS. The committe | ference of the | district, A.M. dent and cail his attention to outrages com- ‘Wmitted upon negroes in the south, as stated "s Stag, is com of . . Fitzy 3. J. son. C. the New York Herald. excursionists to the proprietors and employes of Willard’s, the Riggs and the Ebbitt, to Tourist Agent Dray joined the Salvation Army. THE GROCERS GO HOME. They Have a Good Time—A Banquet Which Closed the Round of Pleasure. ‘The New England grocers have gone. They left this morning at 7 o'clock, @ thoroughly contented crowd, convinced that Washington is the most beautiful cityon the face of the earth. So well pleased were they with their treatment and with what they saw that they were almost unanimous in expressing a desire to come again next year and to spend less time in looking at comparatively unimportant places along the route over which they will travel from their homes. Yesterday was a busy one with the excursionists; they wanted to see as much as possible of the city before starting for Mount Vernon. Mr. Johnson made arrange- ments with Captain Blake which resulted in a second trip of the steamer Corcoran, and shortly before 4 o'clock a boat load of grocers and the usual feminine accompaniments braved the chilling river breeze and the perils of the Potomac that they might view the tomb of the man who was the father of the family in which New England is embraced. A DINNER AT WILLARD’S. The event of the evening in connection with the excursion took place in the tearoom of Willard’s hotel. A long table was loaded with things edible and there were glasses on the cloth to indicate that the liquids had not been forgotten. Around the board were seated the following persons, guests of Mr. Johnson: Rey resentative E. A. Morse, T. J. Lasier, L. Emory, Capt. W. H. Hutchinson, Tourist Agent 8.W. F. Draper and Traveling Passenger Agent H. J. Toy of the Pennsylvania railroad, G. B. Wallis, Pi and Ira 8. Fallin, of Thurber, Why- land & Co.; Mr. Byrne, representing the Bos- ton Herald and traveling with the party; A. Maurice Low, Boston Globe; Marshal Cushing, Boston Advertiser; C. A. Conant, Boston Post; Lewis G. Lang, New York Press; Aubrey ©. Hamilton, Washington Press; Dr. Frank T. Howe and Geo. H. Harries, Evenino Stan. Everybody delivered a speech except Col. Cushing, and he sang two songs in remarkably fine style. Toasts were disposed of witl celerity and mutual compliments were freely indulged im. The one man whose fountain of enlogy never ran dry was G. B. Wallis. His name was a guarantee fo the newspaper men that he was all right, for the entire journalistic world bas heard of Dr. Wallis, who for more & generation was on the editorial staff of WINDING UP A PLEASANT TIME. Votes of thanks were given on behalf of the © of the Pennsylvania railroad, to the F. A. Kennedy company of Cam- bridgeport, Mass., for providing busses free of charge to an aggregate of about 500 excursion- ists, and to the company’s agent, Mr. Bennett, for his many and persistent courtesies, and lastly to the representatives of the press who Were present for the interest they bad mani- fested in so tangible a fashion, Souvenirs of smoking tobacco and perfumery were dis- tributed after the entire company had joined in singing ‘For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow” in connection with several names, Several of the party adjourned to one of the | parlors, where a number of young ladies were, and enjoyed Col. Cushing's vocalizations, which were accompanied on the piano by Dr/ Howe. It was after midnight when thy delight fully informal festivities came to an end and the crowd dispersed. sunbs Se Arrested in Richmond. Detectives Wheeler and Horne have been conducting an investigation of the recent rob- beries at the War department and, from infor- mm | of the thefts. Rowe isa young man who is | said to reside somewhere in East Washington. ation they received, suspected Charles Rowe He hes red hair and it is stated that he once He was employed in the War department for two days about the time the robberies were committed, Mr, A. L. Johnson waa robbed of a valuable gold watch and snother employe was robbed of $50, Rowe was located in Richmond, where the officers caused his arrest. and Detective Wheeler went to Richmond last night to bring the prisoner back. : ” : —__ Her Trunk Robbed of $103. Tn house No: 231 3d street southwest lives a young colored woman named Alice ‘Taylor, A young colored man named Henry Pryor has boarded in the same house. The young woman has been saving her money for many months until sh: the owner and poasessor of $103. She kept her smali fortune ina trank and counted it every day. One evening not long ago as Alice was about to retire she thought che would aguin count her wealth. The trunk wus locked as usual and she had to use her key | to tind her purse where she bad left it in the morning. She raised the lid of the trunk and removed what clothing she usually kept over her money. The clothing was all ‘there and in order, but when she reacted the bottom of the trunk the money was gone. Detective Wheeler was found and Alice requested his services to find her lost treasure. The officer made a gaiet investigation and yesterday he arrested ‘ryorand locked him up on suspicion. He will be taken to the Police Court tomorrow. Sudden Hiness While on a Journey. ‘Mrs, Robert Anderson and her four children, ranging in age from six months to twelve Fears, arrived here yesterday by boat from Clearmont, Surry county, Virginia, and went to the Baltimore and Potomac depot to take the train for Chicago, to which place she had ickets. In the afternoon she left the children in the depot for a short ti aud took a short nd in the evening she was taken sud- J. Drs. Townshend (the health officer) es E. Dexter attended her and found that she was suffering from heart trouble. Officer Acton summoned the police ambulance and the sick women was taken to the emergency hospital, the infant to the foundling hospital and the other children to the orphan asylum, This morning she had recovered sufliciently to leave the hospital and, the family having been —— together, they left on the 11 o'clock —_--__ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the conrt to the followin; Henry | Allen and Louisa Hail; Charles Thornton and Luey May Garber. THE COURTS. Equrry Covet—Judge Cox, Yesterday—Page agt. Page; sale confirmed and cause referred to the auditor. Whelan t. xouug; Wm. H. Dyer made party com- ant Pronate Covrt—Judge Coz. Yesterday—Will and codicil of Maria Ritchie filed. Chas. W. O'Neil appointed Alfred Gibson. Estate of Sallie ; ceipt in full of Jegatee filed. Sallie 8. Gaither, guirdian; receipt of Frances E. Gaither, ward, now of full Bee for $1,800. Estate of Dennis Twomey; will filed with affidavit of 8. T. Thomas, attorney and custodian. eee P Autecuexr Cousry Cenrenwrar, at Cum- BERLAND, Mp.. SEprempen 23, 24 anv 25.—T! Baitimore and Ohio will sell excursion ticke to Cumberiand and return on account of the po coe | county centennial for all trains tember 21 to day, —-__ Temrce Care.— th; x de, Prices the mame ‘or Wadd 600 Sta eee northwest.—adet, Charged With Mail Robbery. Post Office Inspector Wilde has arrested near Ke; . Va., and taken to Danville a young man named Eugene H. Gilliam, who has been mail carrier om the route from Keysville to Darlingtou Heights. Gilliam is charged with robbing the mails and was caught in the usual lace at home and fending people of Washington, The Cold Snap. ys Considerable snow fell yesterday morning on the mountains and hills west of Tremont, Pa. A heavy storm of hail, snow and wind raged on the mountains all morning, while the valleys enjoyed sunshine, No snow has ever fallenso early in the autumn in that vicinity heretofore, peas, The storm was fol- lowed by severe thunder and lightning. Snow began falling on Mount Washington yesterday morning and is now several inches in depth, while the summits near the Crawford house are white. = Emo ty A A m3 Y & # ER “oo 4 BR n Bl BBB 4 4 E% Ho RMN ace E> oe Gees BS ET pros wey BB ie ps e oo WW Dp ime & ET This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength aud wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short-weight alum or Phosphate powder. Sold only in cans, RovaL Baxina Powpxx Co., 106 Wall street, X.¥. jal 2-m,tu,that Mornens Wuo Love their children, who take pride in their beauty, purity, and health, and in bestowing upon them a child's greatest inheritance, a skin without blemish, and a body nourished by pure blood. should not fail to make | trial of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the purest, best, and most economical cure for all humors of the skin, scalp and blood, 3 Rovat, Frexcs Senez, wits double width, all pure wool, in all colors, Blue, Garnet Black, Brown aud Green, cash bungainy. HENRIETTA CASHMERKSS, gearly oue yard abi half wide, all pure tine French’ Wool, ali colors, only Se. kiesl value 75. BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, 50c. £18, BLANKETS BLANKETS, BLANKEs =. imuiense size, extra les’ a only $5. ePOUBLE WHILE WOOL’ BLANKE $, larvesize, 50. KED BLANKETS, SILVER GRAY BLANKETS and INFANTS’ BLANKETS. LADIES BROADCLOTH, ail. pure wool, one yard and w-balf wide, 750. 87¢c. and 81. RESENTS tor Cash Customers. VALUABLE Select oue of the following presents with a purchase of 85: Apuirof Large-size Damask Towels, worth 73 ces a be, WOFth 75e. 5 @ Pair ot 2% be. INDIA S| REACY LONSDALE C NDSOME 3; jure extra wide double width, Suc. COLOKED DILK PLUSEES, 75c., $1 and 1.25. VALUABLE PESENTS for Casi | Stoners tk ject oue of ihe iollowing presents with a pure bf A Lamce-size Handsome Brita Dozon Fine ‘Nap Duimask TS) uirsof Large-size Fine yond ‘Dur the very lowest prices for cash. ef $10 or amore. Quilt, worth $1.50; Worth $1.50, of two ‘Towels, worth NO CREDITS, sold Scuoor Orvess Mospay, Serr. 23 Parents who intend purchasing their CHILD a COAT this Full would be wise to call and see our stock this week. VERY LINE IS COMPLETE AND THE PRICES AKE VERY Low, SCHOOL COATS in many different cloths (light and beavy weights) in plain Beavers, Mixtures, Plaids, Camel's Hair, &c., &e, ‘The popular price SCHOOL COAT, in sizes 4 to 12 years, inclusive, is made of Fancy Plaid Closking, Single-breasted, Deep, Triple Cape, Cuff and Rolling Collar, Full-plaited Skirt, with Belt of same material, closed with fine metal clasp. Ages, 4, 6, 8. Prices, $450. 85. @ a 3 A ‘The popular price MISSES'SCHOOL NEWMARKET is made single breasted, of Fancy Stripes and Plaid Cloakings. Deep Cape, with Reveres, Bell Sleeves, Standing Collar, Full Box-plaited Back, Sizes, 12, 14, 16. Prices, 67.25. 18. 89. These garments described above are ouly two out of an extensive assortment, all of which you will find e: cellent value and correct shapes. Don’t forget we are large dealers in CHILDREN’S SMALL WARES—GLOVES, HOSIERY, UNDER- W AR, HANDKERCHI &e. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL GLOVES (Wool), all sizes CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE, warranted Fast Black, Kibbed, 25¢. per pair; these Hose are excellent value and are sold at “rock bottom” price. CHILDKEN'S SCHOOL HANDKERCHIEFS, 10c. to 2c. CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SILK SCARFS, only 22c. CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS, 1.15. CHILDREN'S JERSEY BLOUSE WAISTS, $1.50; all sizes, CHILDREN'S FLANNEL BLOUSE WAISTS, $2; all sizes. ‘There are still a few CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SUITS bs Ene oy prices less than the cost to manu- ture. Every department is ready for your inspection, WM. H. McKNEW, (Successor to K. H. Taylor) 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Established, 1861, sel7 DRESS GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Have just opened an elegant assortment of Fall and Winter DRESS FABRIQUES of the latest importa- ‘ion, comprising one of the handsomest and newest collections of CAMELS’ HAIR and other FINE WOOLEN MATERIALS they have ever offered. Alsoa complete assortment of DELINS CLOTHS in all the new shades and of very superior quality. 100 DRESS PATTERNS of COMBINATION WOOLEN and CAMELS’ HAIR ROBES, with perfect match for each color, 100 pieces COLORED FRENCH CASHMERES in sll the new Fall aud Winter shades, ranging from 0c, to the very best quality, and all at the very lowest Price; in fact our assortment is complete and very attractive, and will, no doubt, be ap- precited by all who sre interested in see- ing the very latest styles for the spprosching season, and as the choice styles are generally selected ‘we feel confident that an early call will be appreciated, ‘snd it will afford us pleasure to show them. ‘We have also just opened an elegant assortment of BLACK SILKS of well known brands, and have some extra bargains to start with; and we are prepared now TLLIAW WALDECK ER, GRADUATE OF LE Conserys ‘ory ‘Organist of thews jureh. f Pianos Har WV OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ONS. Sold by all drugiats, 1; six for only SSES AT REDUCED RATES. by 0.1, HOOD & CO. Apoihecaries Lowell Masa Inguie 84 Est 2. ——- ANO INST RUCTION—WISS 3) LIA W DDO" 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 Teacher of te Piano, 1111 8 st. uw. bar oe apd orate to beginners. S. W.* EACEER OF BANJO. ¥ ITEM * bi . We Do Not Profess to Give You the | Adda Savor ge G-1m Eartl at we Say andcan back our asser- UITAR PUPILS LADY 1 tions by substantial proof, that we are selling Wis the tustruments Specialty tw enous the Best School that can possibly be made baby 3 @month. Cail at 1507 Vermont ave. for = money. Clip this list, bring it net ws TIONAL KINDERGARTEN cr FoR you and we’) arantee to save you at least = SqHOOL sagt at on ae Shoo bill. Z i= oth Fou reine Nivenday ud prone mtr Dee Shee) EEE as oa ata ae At 75c., Children’s (10 to 1834) Solar Tipped, “3 Hecled and Spring Weel Hatton that ee as | BY, GIQRSES HALL FOR BOTs AND YOUNG durable as any $1.25 Shoe sold elsewhere. to S27b a year. J. 0. RIMEAS, 6-¥- At 95c., a Misses’ Genuine Dongola or Pebble cipal. Send tor circular. #e19-2w' ae —— that would be difiicult to match (CARLES BDONCH, aa at $1. i PIANO At $1, Boys’ Sizes (8 to Genuine Veal . a Calf Bution and Lace that for feat caunot be | -*¢27=2™ SALES KING ORG Rey excelled by any $1.50 Shoe. "Gousiposton pe oom for putllar tae VOT Our $1.25 Boys’ and Misses’ Shoes are war- | st.n.w., 8 10 8 daily, residence, S00 Mass. ave, com ranted to stand an additional half sole. mer Dat. 5%. La Misses’ Fine Dongola, Patent Leather Tipped JNATIONAL UNIVERSITY—LAW SCHOOL, PAN eLOn tadiee Beene fing Heal But- — =1.90, Ladies’ Dongola Spring Heel ON. i ton, sizes bic'to 8, The identical Shoo is sold | rayy QS AREHUR MACARTHUR ELD. elsewhere at $2.50, lum bia, Tux Stanpanp Sxor House, PRESIDENT. : Sige Ber —_——— upreme Very Best Imported Zephyr, im all deli- Profesusr of Constitutional Law. cate shades, only 5c. an ounce, all colors. W. C, Viexnucuex, it 1602 7th st. n.w. Finest Creamery Butter, 25¢, Merzoxn’s, 417 7. HON. WILLIAM B. WE LLD., Lecturer on the Janstiction of the Pederal Courts, JAS. SCHOULER, Esq, Lecturer on the Law cf Bailméuts sud Domestic Relations, Great Hargains Tomorrow, 8. W. AvaEy- aa Ficatinay as Reg bee Torts, srern’s, 817, 819 and 821 7th n.w, Head and profit ‘Equity, Commercial, Constit thereby. nag Te 20x22 Oxidized and cay a aes prea ture mes, $1.09, worth $3; Beautiful Stee! A Us ay Engravings, in 14x18 Oak Frames, 69c.,worth $2; | PFfempr of the Law of [cal and Fursona} Property, 263 Steel Engravin; Porations and Applied Evidence, and White and Gold Fram: New Style Wall Pockets, 92c., worth #2 tain Poles, 21c.; Spring Roller Window 29c.; Large Block Tin Dish Pans, 19. Hammered Tray, 5c.; 1 1b, Best Castile Soap, lle.; Handsome Decorated Tea Sets, 56 pes., $3.34; Novelty Clothes Wringers, $2.06; 3¢ Goblets, 20c.; Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets, New Patterns, all colors. $2.98, worth 85; Table Oil Cloth, all Patterns, 2ic. a yurd; Large Crystal Breakfast Sets, 27c.; Square Decorated French China Cuspidors, 47c., worth $1; Hand- some Decorated Chamber Set, $1.89; Hapdsome Parlor Lamps, with Ruby Globes, Yic. * 1t* Granulated 8 cents, at the Daddie of Sugar Stores, 731 7th, it" ee ee ened House Keepers Attention. Having purchased the mammoth stock of House Furnishing Goods and Toys of the New York Variety Store we will offer bargains never before placed before the public and which would be impossibie to itemize. Call and see for yourselves before purchasing. H. Tayzor, New York Variety Store, It 1335 and 1337 7th st. n.w. van © Very Fine Sherry Wine, 50c.bottle, Mutzezr’s. | 5 The Palace Tea Store. CHAS. 8. WHITMAN, on Patent Law Bad Peacticn, HON. SAMUEL F, PHILLIPS, Late Solicitor General of the United States, of Partuershipaud HON. JOHN GOODE, LL.D., Lecturer on the Law of Crimes, HON. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY, Late President ‘of the Court of A, eu of, Virginia, ‘Lecturer on the Luw of Real Property. JACKSON H. RALSTON, LL.B, Lecturer on Practice and Judge of the Mcot Court, The Seasion of 1889-90 will TUESDAY October L. AT 7 O'CLOCK P.M. me thee ate College, 1006 E Sf. N.W., when announcements will be maue. An excellent Library, comprising Federal and State Keports, Text Books aud, Dies been added during the recess. ‘The Readiux Room will be open daily (except Sundays) from $ a.m. to 10 p.m. for the exclusive use of the Students and Graduates, Catalogues can be had xt the jrincipal stores | lication te EUGENE D. CARUSIesq., Treas- er 1Uth and E ste. u.w.. and CAMPBELL NELL, esq.. Secretary, LOUST si. n.w, sel6-26 HE LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE HOWARD University will open © ber 1, 1SSH, at 6 ‘clock p.an., at its rooms, #20 Sth st. nw Sselu-cout” SAS MIT Prof. J. C. Duesberry 121 open bis School Sat- 47 p.m, Send for cir se16-6t* iE ROSS WILL RPSUME | IN- tions on the Pisno at new residence, 1405 th st.. September 16; Vacaucies for a limited num- Pl . shectiully asmounces that i urday, October 5, 1889, at 3 Be Carefol ; EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPART ane ea What You Drink. _ Use Only Pure Articles, | Ag EDICAL AND, DENTAL, DEPARTMENT, XA Beware of the Vile Mixtures that are sold for Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder, ‘They are dangerous and detrimental to health— Slow poison. Buy Direct from First Hands and Get Good Goods. We don’t advocate the buying of Cheap Goods, more especially for Articles of Food. The Medium or Best Grades are the Cheapest. Best Granulated Sugar, 8 cents, in 10 1b, lots annual course of lectires will bein Monday, Gctober il 30, 1830." For an- apply to H. BH. wel: BAR Ww No gram- Criminal Pleading and Practice. WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY. Se on HENRY &. DAVIS, AM, Liat. (Assiatant at ‘wociate The exercises University lecture hall (southeast corver of awe 'WEDNESDAI, UOT. 2 at 8 rch the announce: Hist. nw.) on m2. w! and orney of the Professor of Practice. Judse tistory of the kaw. BOBERT C. of Annual Course of Medical Lectures tal Course wilt ori op Satay Oc : et 1325 H treet north District of Colimbia), Ae Sa the Law. OX LED. the school weiil be its for the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.—THE EXERCISES of this College, the Department of the Coluren University, will be resumed tm the Uni- southeast corner of 15th and H sta, versity Building, on y the Zt of September, at 9 o'clock a.m Monday, lane in ll the Clancy, aud wil ereaiter be open to 5 any. apr ends Nolen, in Fespouse to away api Inay be found dally Library of the University, from 10 to 12 o'clock. in the mosuing, to cont et a of seeckiny information = For ca gown GAMES © WELLING, LL.D, u26-Lmo TS ‘Cob MAN, NEEK! ee 1 "ihe opent CLARK of Lectures: G 170 rm 7 address will be delivered by w. the U.S. Survey im the versity Hull on MULEDAT, Goobes 1. at B o'clock | pm. For ees a information to sed-lm OF. E. T. TustOe LED, Dean. (TRE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY —THE CORCO- ran Scientific School classes, | which meet in the evening, are open to both scree. | For information about the courses in Trigonometry, Anal say to L: HODGKINS, Profensor ot ‘e10-1m (['SE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUM- bian College, 1335 B ‘Su increased faculty, will open September 23. 7 preperation tor College, for the U.S. Navel and y Academies and for b UAERANTEE TO TEACH A. life-size Crayon Portrait in 15 les sie of drawing necessary. 509 11th st. Open day and L STREET CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL 0! uumbian University will Heth, Courmes of Study in ENGL MATHEMATICS, DRAW] \G, MINERALOGY, from 6 to Str PRESCHL Gk Physics, Cay Nasriy. ivo'clock pan, Women F. ini opens October 1. The tic Geometry Calculus, Mathematics. st. n.w.—This School, with ‘Thor- iS ne kpowl- W.KEYNOLDS, Arust, i. sel 3-2W near Connec ‘tient ¥ COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR Oct, 1—Boys Prepared for Georgetown College. a5-1m* BOYs. SCHOOL. — EVENING SESSIONS Compgient " instructors in Mathematics, Bookkeeping, Pitman), Light-line "Privienes of the school free to members inning October 1, 1889, 1409 New’ York aye. nw. English, French, Ger- Stenograph s, and Typewrit? of the asso- 0e12-3m ‘Shorthand only, to any one buying tea of coffee from | ( APITOL | us. You can save from 20 to 30 per cent by buy- ing your Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder, Condensed Mik, &c., from ‘Tae Great Atlantic AND Pactric Tza Co., 501 and 503 7th st. 225 stores in the United States, Buy your Sugars, Teas ana Coffees direct from us, We give checks with every 25 cents’ worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder and Milk. We make a specialty of Tea and Coffee, and guarantee to furnish you with better Coffee and Teas than can be obtained elsewhere for the DAY, cctol Fe t0 tbé principal, CORNELIA F. BUYDE atoll Lat. nw., ae] 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, 1212 AND 1214 14TH STREET. A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of high erade for YOUNG LADIES and ipils prepared to enter the college. Special tacilities for session opens Monday, o'clock « m. September 30, at 9 Lichest classes of any el selected ‘studios. i Kae and Prii ERGARTEN NORMAL ‘Tra.nivg of Teachers with iuary School. t | ied ca 7 sire or 1017 Tou st. ‘hool. Mire’ POUisE Pou INSTITUTE FOR Model Kinder- Tuition €100. Twelfth Correct (deep) Dramatic a Add ‘the Princ! se6-4m Mike aha SRS. Wa. D. CABELL. 1223 WASHINGTON. D: C. 1223 ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies aud same money. We particularly recommend our Java and Mocha Coffee at 0c. per pound, also our fine Teas at 40c., 50c.. 60c., 80c. and $1 per pound. Our Coffee at 25c. pe pound will make a de- lightful drink. Splendid Mixed Tea at 50c. per pound. Our own brund of Thea-Nectar Tea at 0c, per pound will equal any $1 per pound Tea to be had elsewhere. Beware of Mushroom Concerns and Imitators, Remember our stores: 503 7th st. n.w., 1620 14th st., or Georgetown branch, 3104 M st. We have also branches in all principal markets, where customers will be given the strictesf at- tention. Give us a call and be convinced. sell-3t Newrox H. Bowmas, Manager. Of Interest to All.—Best Goods; Lowest Possivie Vrices—-Patent Process Flour, $1.75 | LbL.; Fine Fresh Roasted Coffees, Java and ocha, 30c.; Delightful Teas in Oolongs, Gunpowders, and Basket-fired Japans, 40c. to i Ib.; “S8un-Rise Chop,” finest Tea in America; Chocolates.Coros and Broma at Se lar prices; Finest Creamery Butter, 25c. ib. Pickles and Sauces; Sugars at Cost. M. & Merzoxz, the Live Gr 417 7th nw. Look at This.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 5037th st., cor. 7th and En.w. Best Granulated Sugar, 8 cents. Full it Ul 2 ox STERST. bg Rigg 4 class for youuu indies Got. 1. Hours, 9 t0 Special attention iven to Ma and Eugiish Literature. Students prepared for competitive exaim- inations.. sei MW Ps0r renga 7 Teacher VIOLONCELLO, PIANO AND THEORY, has removed to 1121 1st. nw. sed- ors VERNON SEMINARY, Im* 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 Weduesday, October 2; Day Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate admats to Vassar, Smith and Wellesley Colleges. For furtier information apply to the Principal, set 2m ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS, AGAR aatdeens an yi ‘INAM, A.M., sed-3m __At Sanders & Stayman’s, O34 Fat nw. | ing, | that and | variety Ph; SHORTHAND REVOLUTION within the imnediate st. i words per minute of any sort 11-1 DWALD C. TOWNSEND, Civies, Including | Scetal Cult au3]-3m BOARDING AND DAY wi LADIES AND LI REOPENS OCTOBER 1, 1889. ZED AND PLACED ay so prosciency spend or call f phiet ; free. Head School for Ace Pho: EA instruction I could write 140 her of Eiceution, Teacl Breathing Voice Culture, Oratorical and D 17 Lath st. sez-4m ,PENCERIAN BUSINESS entire floors, Natioual Lauk of the Kepul corner 7th and D sta, nw. Five street: ‘A practical COLLEG! con EAKLE, weicht guaranteed to any one buying Tea or Coffee from us. se20 Great Bargatns at Hollander’s tomorrow, | 1589. Principals, th RSEY, —_ se3-ip® RI SCHOOL—DRAWING, Pi A veoals Crayon and all beds ot aoas studies ior reut. Pi . between Sard Tow. $15 Decorated Dinner Net, 114 pieces, $9.93; $18 Dinner Set, $12,98; $35 French China Din- ner Set, beautiful decoration, $23. $4.50 Decorated Tea Set, 44 pieces, $2.85; $9.50 Dec- orated French China Tea Set, $6.48; $8.50 French China Gold Band Tea Set, 56 pieces, $5.93; 1 White Slop Jars, 80c.; ¢ Knives and Forks, 7 set; 25c.; 50c. Galvanized Slop Pails, $5c.; Rogers B Best Triple-plated Knives, $1.79 a set: Bros’. Al catching Teaspoons, 99¢. Tablespoons, $1.98; Table Forks, $1.98 a set; Best Sve. and Saucers, 400. ed Gobiets, 85c.adoz, An bs Grenson UNIVERSITY—SCHOOL OF LAW entirely new cLIA's by y EMY, 601 E. the Sisters of ter M 8S BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE ITUTE, 1207 10th at. n-w-—Perwcne prepared ‘Kxauipations, je Baes success Book Keeping aspecialty. suzy-sm on, entirely new of beautiful Hanging and | Lecture: ou ar . Et Houtaxven, Agent, 408 7th at, 1* Full Line of Saxony, Germantown, Spanish and German Knitting Yarns, at less than down- town prices, .C, Virgsvcuex, it e 1602 7th st. nw. ee eee ea Cireuit Court: Prof, GEORGE. Pocket Books, Card Cases, Purses and| G ret Apigale fouls CHAGLER other Fancy Leather Goods in the groatest vari- | ANDAEW C. BRADLEY, and MARTIN ety and at prices that we guarantee, at Tntroduct Tornam's, 1231 Pa, ave. n.w, Look at This.—The Great Atlantic and Pacifie Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor, 7th and En.w. Best Granulated yan wage Fall Dw, weight teed to one Coffee trom us. ad Best Zephyrs at 6a an ounce ounce, all colors, it “1602 7th stn.w, Over 1 Fi oe te et Anierican to mado, $2. 208 Pa eee, igth oem Gircnlats ving course weet, and : - Sai ceaans se9-1m ee ie Plain toshow the best BLACK SILK AT ONE DOLLAR | ounce. per yard that we have EVER SHOWN for the price ‘and the finer goods equally cheap. LINEN DAMABKS in great variety. 100 dos. LINEN NAPKINS ranging from $1 por dozen to the finest imported; and, in fact, a complete weortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and are st the very lowest prices. z ‘ Also s complete assortment of bi wiv Me PE Ay SCHOOL —_ AND ERGARTEN prmdestand Bince, south of Dapout cine, ee ‘MBIA CONSERVATORY So ia iP SEs oe Late of New England Conservatory ton. MERSON INSTITUTE, ¥ Clawsical ry Harvard, ote it to =r MONDAY, a es; br “Few Know what powers they possess until ane a oe ae 13 3:5. Bozrens OCTORER 2. Ant. = Non a tee and Geitlenen woo Sastre, « Siahed abd refined Rabacation in the Engin « Ra. omnes Coure Oratory. 3 Dramatec ‘Soares os io reeset Teachers’ Certificatesawanted to grecuates. Shorter cour Ti vete tone Forty-cirht pure catalogue trees Seg OQUNT VERNON Sa Duties resumed TUESDA, Gctatey 1 ___ Sirs. CW. PALO, Principal, Tar? Pantiet Charen, at * soisie S DEBS STAYMAN'S, 834 F st. aw. ave. SEAR COLLEGE, VERMONT — JOHN'S st. Ciarsical, Scientinc DEMY OF THE HOLY GROSS, i312 MASK ave. will reopen Monday. September 2 Et attor facility for acquirme & thorough and Bu: No effurte are spared to advance the Souprisea theory nnd techie, and imbescee plaka, harp, violin, gutter wud bat : ‘general vocal aod drawing, and fancy- Work free. 1) HE NcDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, _ 1505 17th st, 1624 Mamachusetts ave. and 1623 Adi English and French boards: School Young Ladies aud: Lite. Gti: Meveuth peor betas September 25, 185). This school offers many ad- M Pui tu ite home life and cours: of study unde, Art Hlvcutign aud Delsarte Giymunation, Principal. seem to Wellesley on certificate of the MISS ANNA ELLIS, AKTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLIGE, 313 6TH Mae Teotening of the sbuve-tairet oot a AS gy wnt OCTOBLE EF eH as previously suuouuced. FRANCIS G, Fromdent. oe 1, kere BE ES OCT, 1 ou ae bimmaneed (GEES datENIOAN ACADEMY REOPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. _seb-lm* HUGO KUEKSCHNEK, Pri OP AE, SMER—Cuearest AND BEST Place to jeamm Drawing end Painting—Ne opal of Fine Arty, B04 1 ot. now. Bre K'MOMMEEL far had 12 anedais and stadiod 18 Feane in Kurope. “Portraits in charcoal, crayon, ob we Peints, pastel, water and oll colors, to order trom $3 10 3.000. Btudies open every day and Wednenday even ings, Call aud wee the Wouderfu Vrusress of studente, euG-2an* EDICAL DIV ART MENT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, W waits Host. between begin Nenuay, Nepten.be au Mupday, Septem. “Those “att ne Cc 10th ate turdial college will Butriculstiny now ‘Will have the benefit of the sun:mer clinton. “For further particulary saareab G. L. MAGRUDEK, M.D. Dean, 3y20-3m, CS Verniout ave, ME P88 exo ‘Uflice hos of this r 30, Teacher of Pano and Theory. urs, 10-12 o'clock, Studio, NOB 21th Bw. Will resume leawus ou Monday, Sent. 9.me7-M ~ “~ = HALL—A BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL t Children at Forest Glon, Montey..co.. did Lue sinh und other branches thorough; taught yarten fur Young children. Miss EMMA Pith Principal. aul7~ Fececien INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG Lapies, WALRENTON, VA Kinder ISSY, Kitusted in the otro Washiprtou,om pond sud Danville KK. For catelowue, ad- ».G, BUTLER, AM. Principal. jys-eostt Oost Bol LY CN. 3) ACADEMY FoR boys veur Philadel, jeaithiul, hebptul, bomeil fitket ABT ta M. Walk. Ye2N-co52t INDSOK FEMALE < Me y EW WINDSOR GOLLEG: College, Windsor Burine butidings: Tall courses, diplomas te departincaite, art, num: , DD. Presidentor Frot. EH. NOKMAN, Prinel- pal, business College, New Wiudsur. Mid. sv6-2m . 1. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD SS Bisut Departaents cud Four Courses of study, rey Schovl attacued. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN ‘THE PREPARATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY Presiden " eT BUMAS PELL, LLD, Prd. ‘A SARE, PURASART HONE AND SCHOOL FOR Children. Regular couree and French ii desired. 32.50 por month covers ail cxvenses, Address Mew MLE MUNCURE, Kichiand, siattord county, Va. a FRSCKLAND, POHOOL. FoI September 17; Wen , Lumber For A. aL APLewoop ixsiire Coneordville, Pa. sic 1. COUFRER. and ue boys, bighiy recommended. SHORTLIDGE (Vale). A.M Prin. Tuvnspay, FRIDAY, UPHOLSTEKY HOUSE, Corner 13th and F sts. Inevery department will be displayed the newest Fall and Winter Novelties. Amid the thousands of styles purchasers will be sure to find something congenial to their taste apd means, FIRST FLOOR—UPHOLSTERY GOODS. A bower of beauty, comprising attractions in Up- holstery Fabrica, Lace Curtains, Heavy Curtains, A department that will be at all times replete with novelties and beauties of all the new Fabrice; ve offer A concentration of the best selections from the most noted European looms aud art centers. ‘We will show » magnificent line of AXMINSTER, WILTON, MOQUET, BODY TAR ESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETINGS, ‘Take elevator for 24 and 34 floors. (Ab inexhaustible stock of PARLOR WORK, BED BOOM FURNITURE, HALL, OFFICE AND DINING ROOM WORK. ‘Take elevator for 4th, Sth, 6th, 7th and Sth loom, RECOMMENDATION. ‘The high standard of our work and the materals we have always used have been the means of one customer sending others, thereby building up our extensive business. ‘We would therefore request « call and would be Pleased to Lave the support of the Washington people in conducting our new enterprise with spirit apd suo- (Cena Our different floors will be open for business on ‘MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER the 234, but our formal opening with all the departments cotaplete ‘Will not take place until the morning of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, and continue the balance of that