Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1889, Page 8

2 we LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORRCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, general and heavy rain; brisk to high southeasterly winds on the coast; no decided change in temperature, Ovr Overcoat Derartmest comprises every style, design and fabric. We wish to call your special attention to our $10 fall-weight overcoat. Ersemas Bros., 7th and E, Manvfacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Exsemax Bros,’ store will be closed next ursday. Goop Work makes its own record. To prove it, we make a picture of every adult customer free in this our opening week. Caste, 920 7th st. Powrnrrct marine glaeses. Hempien’s, cor.4}¢ Tue Fronat Decorations at the a of Julius Lansburgh’s new store, 13th and F streets.on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 26, 27, 28, will be under the direct supervision of J. H. Small & Sons, artistic floral decorators. Twat Evecaxt Fur-rert Deesy Hat, nobby and staple shapes, which we are selling at $1.30 is well worth an inspection. Fraxc, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Vuay Fixe Oup Rye Wasky, €3 per eR, 417 7 lon. nw. Osczona Water prevent formationof uric acid Wert's one-price clothing store, 311 7th street, will be closed on Thursday. Vacetye Porxts (fresh) at Prentiss’ drug Store, corner 9th «nd K streets northwest. Tue Patace Kixo Furnace burns little and heats much. Haxw & Hurcarysoy. Aut Deaters sell Osceola water. Berrer tHay Ever—Our well-known, reliable fine felt derbies at 21.50 und $2. New styles and Staple shapes. A. T. Lewrs, 435 7th at, Osceola water. Tue Most Arrractive Piace ror Mey is our tuiloring department. No oue goes out without being pleased as to assortment, price Srectrte for uric acid and fit. See our suit to order, £20, Trousers toorder, $5. E:semax Buos., 7th and E. Tailoring ent, 2d floor, E:srmax Bros.’ store will be closed next Thursday. Guas., 8c, jugar House, 731 7th st. Williains & Co., auctioneers, have for private 0 wire cots, 500 upholstered cots. 1,000 1,000 paira biankets, 1,000 single com- ‘orts, 1,000 double comforts, at their auction rooms, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, to be sold at reduced prices to close the consignment, im lots to suit purchasers, For Buicur’s Diszasr use Osceola water. We Wr Remary Orex until 8 p.m. until further notice to accommodate our customers and execute our orders more promptly. W. B. Moses & Sox, cor. 11th and F aw. Duy Roasr Corrsr, Johnston Bros, & Co. Powrrrct Sepative—drink Osceola water. Ove Morte: — No Moxorory! io Extortion! Good goods and keeping faith with the pub- lic always produce generous results. Our record is that of a progressive hardware house. In preparing for the cold weather there are numerous little articles needed in every well- regulated household, such as coal hods, ash sifters, table cutlery, carpet stretchers. ham- mers, tacks, step-ladders, &c., &c. We have them in endless variety aud at prices that will astonish you. Goods delivered the world over. Cuas. T. Canrer & Co., Telephone call, 6: 606 Pa, ave. n.w. For Unie Actp ater. Bey Your Coat, Coke aud Wood from Jons- sox Brorurns, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. 6c “Hox” Croan! Svcan—and you can get it gran. 8c. Sugar House, 731 71 Wuex You are Ovr Suorrixe ror Tae Bors drop in and take a look through our boys’ and ehildren’s department. As large a stock or as dine assortment can be found nowh: Child's Suits from 2 up. Boys’ suits from #4 up. AN Bros., 7th and E. rtment, 2d floor, E:semax Buos.’ store will be closed next Loox for white letters on windows, Osceola Water. am. 235 G street Azz ane Ixvitep to inspect their improved methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the Expme Carrer Crzasixo Wonks, 651-635 Mass.ave. un.w. ‘Telephone 757—2 Dat Osceors.—Every dealer sells Osceola water. Tne Jouxstoy spring leaf biended tea in 5c. packages, Bryoxs You Ber your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. Osczoia W. Ek cures malaria, At all dealers, Temrtan Coxcrave Decouations. See our bunting flag with staff and holder; 50.000 on d. Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G. Corgxaxp & Co., 409 Lith st. nw. Diaszeric SurFERers use Osceola water. CITY AND DISTRICT. CON DEN LOCALS. | ‘The will of Alexander Robinson, colored, filed esterday, leaves to Jennie Gant his (R.’s) jouse and lot on Meridian Hill “as recognition for her kindness to me during illness.” ple, Washington Cadet Corps terminated heir sit in Boston yesterday, leaving in the poon for Providence. Today will be spent in that city, two days in New York and three in Philadelphia. Miss Jennie E. Davis, while horseback riding near Riverside in Prince George county, Md., Sunday, was thrown from her horse and re- ceived painful injuries. She was taken to the residence of Mr. John Stephen, where she will | Femain for some days. | The grand chancellor, with the officers and | members of the Grand lodge, Knights of Pyth- jas. will p. isit to the old Mother Frank- lin lodge, No. 2, on Wednesday evening. A sneak thief entered Dr. Naylor's office Sun- dey evening and carried off an overcoat and three sets of instruments, ———__ The American Fraternal Circle. Golden Council No. 47 at a largely attended meeting in Golden Cross hall last evening initi- ated the following into the order: Rev. E. L. Richardson of Anacostia, Mrs. Mary E. Blain, ‘Mrs. Aunie F. Smith, Mrs. C. S$. M. Corbin, Mr. E. D. Meitzler and Mr. Frank H. Knight. The council voted to holda public reunion in Novem- r and sppointed the following committee of arrangements: G. W. Furcron, Andrew Young and James H. Dony, and also voted to pay a fraternal visit to Potomac Council No. i6, on Capitol Hill, on the evening of Tuesday, Octo- ber 1. The public celebration of the first an- niversary of the order will be held in Bultimore October 16, and it is expected that a Jarge num- ber trom the city will attend. Becca hone Real Estate Matters, ‘Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday at public sale lots 20, 21 and 22, square 151, 20x10 feet each, on the north side of T street between 17th and 18th streets northwest, im- Proved by a two-story frame house with frame Stable in the rear, to the National Savings bank Of the District of Columbia for 96 cents per | out a melodious good-bye. ‘The visitors lifte: ANOTHER TOURNAMENT. The Fall Games of the Capital Tennis Club. Circulars will in a day or two be sent ont to members of the Capital tennis club inviting them to enter the fall tournament of the club for the club championship, to be held on the grounds at the corner of 15th and U streets, commencing Tuesday, October 1, 1889. Valua- ble trophies will be provided for first and sec- ond prizes in singles and doubles when there are more than two entries. The tournament will be governed by the rules of the National lawn tennis association, the decision of the referee to be final. Wright and Detson, 1889 balls to be used. All sets best two in three, except finals, which will be best three in five. Vantage sets only in finala Drawings by the |-Wilde system. En- tries will be made to J. McKee Borden, secre- WAGES IN CITY AND COUNTRY. Capt. Symons Explains Why the City Laborers Are Rated Highest. Several days ago Mr. W. 8. White, in letter to the Commissioners, inquired if a difference is made in the amount paid for wagons, carts and laborers by the District it be~ tween those employed in and out of the city. He also asked that the employes be paid twice @ month, Capt. Symons was called upon for an expres- sion of his views, and today submitted a re- port in which he says that it is # well-estab- lished fact throughout the country that labor in the country is paid for at less rates than in the city and it is but justice that itshould be a0, as the cost of living in the city is Yery much more than it is in the country. Nearly all the laborers employed on the count roads, — = Symons, have their own where ey e homes, raise truck. The aid fe county is $1.25 per ay [icin tne The Hebrew New Year. ‘The new year among the Hebrews begins to- morrow evening. Thursday is also observed as aholiday, Wednesday evening and Thurs- day services will be held in the synagogue. In the orthodox churches, as distinguished from the reformed, the celebration is continued through Friday. In fact many of the orthodox Israelites visit the synagogues each day during the present week to offer up No rary prayers for forgiveness. Some fasta half of each day while nearly all visit the graves of departed friends. In addition to the religious celebra- tion of the day the social feature is marked, New year cards are sent by friends. It is season of reconciliation and cordial relations, Among the orthodox Hebrews white shrouds are worn during the services on new year day, and the vestments of the synagogue are white. Rosh Hashanah, as new r year's day is called, is generally observed by all Hebrews. Places of business are closed and the day is devoted to oo duties and the social customs which mar! this holiday. 2 es She Asks for Strict Proof. In the case of Albert L, Smith against Ano Francis Smith for divorce, on the ground of desertion, the respondent has, by Mr. J. Carter Marbury, filed her answer, She neither admits nor denies the charge, and if the court should deem the charge material she asks strict proof, gists eam ANACOSTIA, A Lona anp Livery Cuase.—The most in- teresting chase ever witnessed in this part of the Disirict took place between here and Ben- ning late yesterday afternoon, and was partici- ated in by Sergeant McCathran and Officer arr, both mounted, and Isaac Mergen, a col- ored man aged about twenty-five, on foot. Isaac, who says he arrived from Johnstown, Pa., a few days ago, was arrested Saturday last for vagrancy and yesterday morning escaped from the work-gang on 14th street. Arriving at the east branch he discarded his workhouse suit and swam the river, landing on Dr. Chris- tie’s property, and though closely pursued by men in @ boat he eluded them and took the woods down the Anacostia road. Here he (ep pe the day, but during that time some one ad provided him with clothi It was about 5 o'clock that Sergeant McCathran learned that the refuge was still in the woods and, ac- companied by Officer Marr, rode out to bring him in if possible. Mergen proved tobe a fleet runner, but ut that point there are no fences and he was invariably headed off till at last, being completely exhausted, he gaye up the Trace, and about 6:30 was turned over to the workhouse authorities again. A Lirrte Grau Seriousiy Hurt By a Fann.— Yesterday afternoon Agnes, the six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy of Har- rison street, fell from the porch at the side of Geo. Schwab's barber shop to the ground be- low, a distance of about 10 fect, and was seri- ously bruised about the head, which is supposed to have struck the gutter curb that passes through the yard. It was at first feared the injury was fatal, but the little one is better to- day. " Drs, Harrison and Bayne were called in. Runaway Accipent.—About noon yesterday, as Mrs. Mary L. Goddard and her boy of Sur- rattsville were drivug near the Wallach school building. corner of 8th street and Penn: ii avenue southeast, their team was frighteaed by the school children and ran off, and they were thrown from the wagon. Mrs. Goddard was considerably bruised on her arm and face, but not seriously hurt, AccrpentaLty Kittep.—Edward Ellis, col- ored, of Good Hope Hill was killed yesterday afternoon by a bank of earth falling on him about 3 p.m. at the corner of 4th and F streets northeast. The body was taken to the sixth precinct station and the family notified. He was about forty —s old. The coroner viewed Ellis’ body this morning and gave a certificate of accidental death. —————— tary and treasurer of the club, 1438 § street, paid for labor in and will close Monday, Ppa 30, 1889, | aud $1.50 in the city. Play will begin each day at 3:30 p.m, and play- ers will be defaulted if not on hand wheu called. THE AREANOEMENTS for the tournament have been placed in the hands of a committee consisting of W. B. Greene, Dr. Garnett Hills and J. McKee Bor- den. The committee have not yet decided whether to have two classes of contests, a» was the case in the spring tournament, or one class. In the latter event there will probably be three prizes provided. There are now twenty- eight members in the club and it is expected that nearly all will enter the contests, which will probably extend through four or five days, owing to the shortening of the days. Work will be begun on the club’s courts—four in namber—during the present week to put them in condition for the playing. esas mpc Public Amusements. Anavon's Opera Houst.—A large audience greeted Mr. W. A. Mestayer and Miss Theresa Vaughan at Albaugh’s last night and the hearty laughter and liberal applause proved that the revived extravaganza “Tbe Tourists” has lost none of its old-time popularity. The only object of play and players is to amuse and in this respect both fill the bill admirably. The humor of Mr. Mestayer is as massive as his physique, without being near so broad, and the singing of Miss Vaughan is far better than is usually heard off the operatic stage. The com- pany is composed of good specialty people and many of the acts are highly artistic. while all are entertaining. ‘The Tourists” will be re- peated every night this week and at matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. New Nati ‘Tueates.—Joseph Arthurs’ melodrama. ‘Lhe Still Alarm,” which has made a phenomenal success on both sides of the Atlantic during the last two years, was pre- ted toa Washington audience for the first me at the National last night. As a melo- drama it is a good piece of literary work, with a strong and sequential plot and with some sbarply-drawn characters. The incidents are possible, though somewhat exaggerated, as is always the casein melodrama, and with the present company, which is a good one, the piece would, upon its merits, meet with success. But its literary merit, the stirring incidents of the plot and the sometimes excellent acting of the performers are all over- shadowed by the daring realistic introduction of a fire engine anda pair of handsome, well- trained horses. Their appearance was greeted with loud applause, and when, in the third act, the noble animals took their places at the pole at the sound of the alarm and bounded off with the engine the enthusiasm of the large audi- ence was intense. A large hound also comes in for a good share of admiration. Harry Lacy as Jack Maniey, Jos, Wilkes as Doe Wilbur, Byron Douglass as John Bird, M. J. Gallagher as Jo Jones, Chas, Lothian as Willie Manley, Virginia Harned as Elinore Fordham and Weevie Vivian as Cad Wilbur were all that could be desired. The musical ability of the firemen was at once recognized and each effort was Jromptly en- cored. “The Still Alarm” will be given throughout the week, with Wednesday and Sat- urday matinees, Haxuts Bou Tneater.—A crowded house greeted Prof. Bartholomew and his trained horses at Harris’ last night. The program, while embracing some features which have been seen here before, presented many new evidences of equine sagacity, and each animal proved its individual intelligence. The court scene and the battle with which the entertuin- ment closes were perhaps the most attractive numbers, though all were interesting. Kenyay’s Tuzater.—Gus Hill’s world of novelties proved to the large andience at Ker- nan’s fast night that its claim to be one of the best shows on the vaudeville stage was well founded. All the acts were neatly done and en- cores were so frequent that nearly two com- plete performances were given. Tue Grove Tugater.—This week,in addition to Joyce & Carroll’s burlesque company, the bill in the Globe includes the bell specialty troupe with the Tybells in their hoop la perch act, the Sheppard sisters, vocalists; Prof. Fox, the bird and animal imitator and many others equally good, > Visiting Firemen from Harrisburg, Pa A jolly party of firemen left here this morning at 11 o'clock, after having enjoyed themselves for twenty-four hours in the nation’s capital, There were sixty-four persons in the crowd, all members of Hope steam fire engine company, No. 2, of Harrisburg, Pa. They left home yes- terday morning and came directly here. The principal points of fAterest were visited yes- terday afternoon and this morning, Tue Star ofice not being forgotten, for nis fireme headed by the Commonwealth bund of Harr: burg, under the leadership of Prof. John Gast- rock, rendered a couple of selections in frout of 1 tan building shortly after i0 o'clock. No. 2 engine house, on D street near 12th, was then visited and the men on duty serenaded, The visitors then marched up to 13th street to Penusylvania ave and thence eastward on the north side. Midway between 12th and Lith streets they were surprised to find No. 2's big glistening “steamer” and hose cart, with the accompanying horses and men drawn up in line alongside the car track. The local fire luddies raised their hats as the red-shirted Harrisburgers marched past, the steamer's whistle sounded numefously and the bells ran; 3 PI 202; 3 waar aol wanna é eoorg Sood biotelsd rey "Ft ae: ABSOLUTELY PURE. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low-teat, short-weight alum or Phosphate powder. Sold only in cans, Roxat Baking Powben Co., 106 Wall street, N.X. Jal2-m,tu,thést their highly-ornamented helmets, waved a farewell and marched on to the Pennsylvania depot, from whence they left at 11 o'clock for Baltimore. They will remain there until 5 p. m. and will start for Richmond. Other places to be seen are Winchester, Frederick and Hagerstown. The tourists are scheduled to arrive home Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, and a big reception is being prepared for them, They are Harrisburg’s favorites in the fir extinguishing business, and have had an organ- ized existence that dates back to 1814. The party is marshaled by G. A. Hutman, with J. T. Ripley as assistant, and is accom- pees by Jacob Kohler, chief engineer of the darrisburg fire department. Mr, Harry Lacey of ‘The Still Alarm” com- pany chaperoned his brother firemen around town this morning. —— Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to C. 8S. Davis and Eliza- beth H. Rawlings; George J. Mey and Rosina M. Saul; Thomas Coleman and Hattie Smith John G. Schutrumpf and Susanna Grieb; Rich- ard E, Patram and Sarah C. Thorp, both of Richmond, Va.; Clinton Lukhard and Theresa Reuss, both of Richmond, Va.; John McGuire and Kate Sullivan; John Phelps and Litha Bounds, both of Howard county, Md. The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Lester A. Stewart, white, 4 months; than Loughborough, white, 76 years; Maria Welch, white, 2 years; Ann Clarke, white, 49 years; Lotia Butler, colored, 9 years; Anna Aeyers, colored. 1 year; Mabel Epps, colored, 2 months; Sarah Robinson, colored, 6 days; Nita Ward, colored, 30 years; Joknson, col- colored, 1 ears; Jessie Morran-srorten Sxm Accurately describes psoriasis, the second great skin disease, Think of Shedding a quart of scales each day, of @ skin-cracked, bleeding, burning, and itching, al- most beyond human endurance, hair lifeless or gone. Suffering hardly to be appreciated. Is not this a diffi- cult skin and scalp disease tocure? And yet CUTICURA has cured thousands of just such cases, 5 Haspsome Crorn ui and a half wide, all JALGAIN, 50c. ROYA! NCH SERG! Prue. sexorat 1 PRE: xtra wite double wid shee tee ret tl hres ceed ol waHAN: ME BLACK BROcAGE" SILKS, CASE bargain #120, ne Soe gard ado helt ide ates SES, nearly one : fine ‘Fretich Wool, ‘Spetial CASH bargain Suc. {eal value = FRUIT OF THE LOOM, excellent quality Blesched out one yard wide, set CAS) Rhorag Ye CASHMERE PLAIDS. ‘Tho very latest Ae ele- gant Dress Goods, French wool, ig pergein. 8c. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Select one of the follow! of $5: A ‘of moe 2 Cash 81 711 MARKET SPACE, NO CREDIT. but tue ver ices BLANKETS! BLANKETS q DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKEES, extra DOUBLE WHITE WooL TR, large size, extra heavy, $2, $2.50, 63, 83-76, 84-00. DANDYOME oe OOhi Mir Geo B. i ange . Geo. P. Hendricks and Wm. A. Hi ir ford of the Boston dry goods house have cach gee a house on Linden street, Le Droit rk, of Mr. Lane, through J. B, Wimer. $$ Clubs Incorporated. The following clubs have filed certificates of incorporation: The Bohemian ored,’ 30 years; Chas. E. month; Ellen Brown, colored, 55 C. Reynolds, colored, 21 days; J Lee, col- ored, 8 days; Mary Simms, colored 74 years. Grass axp Curva Wane at Avction.—Thomas Dowling will sell tomorrow at 10 o’clock at his auction rooms @ large assortment of glass and hina ware, - —_>_—_ THE COURTS. 108, “BAG teas grate qn aie SVAUOABLE Pit ESE! 13 for Gain Cnt Guilt worth 'sicb0; i Dosen Pie Ha Hel 5 4 Hi THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D extra wide double width, all pure ‘1S, large elegant 500. Sent EDUCATIONAL. Mi ncaa de ce eat he z. 4. DANIEL. RESUME aes Pe ensed ans tne be Ovr Or Sozrs Ia feeling peculiar to persons of dyspeptic tendency, orit may be caused by change of climate, season or Ife. “The stomach is out of order, the head aches or ‘does not feel right, appetite is capricious, the nerves seem overworked, the mind is confused and irritable. ¢* EyLOCUTION ‘let. Pranic aud refined haucati the Bon ehned Mdecstine Sa eteciegees om nc Teact Certificates awarded culurven private Tame Foro-eee Tage catalogue free. wind” SENT, SAPRON “INSTITUTE, isso T et, jab French select Duties resumed 1 Cesbay ph hd — eS CW" PATKO, Principal, J ARVIS BUTLER, a Bi iar ORGANIST, eee Seaetiat Church. Sold by all druggists, $1; six for@5. Prepared only by ©. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 5 —_—_—__—_———S—SSS CITy ITEMS. Attorney for ear AM F. She ee 7 IANO—MISS M. WELIN. GRADUATE OF THE ‘Gonseryetory of Music. BioMol ah receive = Sites or alls trou! 10" to 1 clock at 730 10 ae 180 rie 3 DEPRESSED BUSINESS ‘Mr. Butler will receive « Limited Bumber of Orpen Pupils, ROBERT ©. FOX. LILD., ‘The exercises of th: oo will be resumed 6 school University lecture hall ( (SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 054 F et. nw. We sell Granulated an es at first cost. We are Live Grocery Men. wood Institute, eexes. 1t* a a tnicoravill First-class instructors: all branches | H st. n.w-)on WEDNESDAY, OCT. ST..0mNs COLLEGE. VERMONT AVE. NEAR & P. Merzorn, 417 7th n.. fe Rood home for Little Boys, JOS. SHORT: | i., when the announcements for st. Classical, Scieutige. ‘and cial. Sugar—and you can get it Gran. 8c. 81 fiber é ale), A.M., Principal. sulz-4m | and introductory addresses will be Setiecrea by Special attention given — House, 731 7th at. 0 MINARY—ALL THE. DEPART- ectare raf the faculty jexplieetion of thelr covenal | Welies, . ' ‘he exercises in the School of Practice are to be en- during the year orange hed plan which will be explained on the cpenine night. The Library, to which large additions are eon 4 made, will be open daily for study or research from ‘PE MISSES TIFFEYS SCHOOL FUR GiRLA and Little Boys reopens September 18, 1s For cirewars and further information apyly et “1430 ve ce i as ‘ayland Seininary oj ednesday, S.J. Hatslett, FOE Sain a, OQ nd Decorations, o'clock a.m. to 10 o'clock p.m, with a brief intermis ODEKN LANGUAGES. —GAILLARD'S, AN ENC Sion in the afternoun. rely oriyinal, fic and con vermational Is agent for F. Aldridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., and = Serpent The Heswtrar will bedaily at the University from | Sid) Arhicuane Gri ional be tie Pee met solicits Ordere for Decorating on the occasion Monday, September 30, 9 to12 o'clock a.m. and from 4 to 6 o'clock p.m. to | ter of Public Instruction, celebrated “Docteut eu nar of the coming K.T. conclave. Is pre] d to a ‘the be delivered at 8 p.m. | €! ke. ud the Lichest Lducators of France introductory address will Felange ot Conmmeele Hospital G i iu-Asyiun. ‘ihe public is cordially ivi bonne,” at and Anu Decorate ; Buildings, interior or exterior, ina handsome and artistic style and on short notice at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and avoid the rush. Be2l-14t Ah Use ib OUT RCbOU Gaillant Papst Schools of Lat wah neh, pPrincipals: J.D. wMicier uEtOD, 4y20-3m. ‘Gail « 2—_________ = < Inte Very Fine Old “gig hile! i $3 per gallon. | @ PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, nat — ©. WELLING, Pres, | ir Aen Sete of the Goatistess ve ceptible via ideas af | hE ERE Business and Counting House Training. | NY7#08A5 UTD TOaY oer Riench, italian and Spauioh, the Hosp oof Veal Se. “Hoy” Cigar! sal 000 a month! | School of Practical English. AND ena e come __ sein Guns, Hevolvers, de, feheal es gece fae DENTAL DEFARTWEST Ser RED QOUOE, 313 Sg at Auction, Sebe Parker, W. Richards and Saxton best makes, 803 Murket Space, commencing Saturday, Sep- COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. s. or send for illustrated cata free. HENRY C. SPENCER, LLB, Principal; SARA SPENCER Vieo Principals ‘ ‘The sixty-eighth Annual Course of Medical Lectares RUD BOMME T tember 14, 16:90 a.m. and pm. welt iat P Serie eis tis aattactoneese: | MEU ¥- NEG Orasaes oeee qo ea love, ink sllew treet © of the une anda good Pront “‘Sun-Rise Chop” Tea, 50c. Ib., finest | A Ey, SCHOOL, WEST EXD Forsicalers of oth torrente eke ee Ee eee: | Cigtlon Tsaght is Tents Baee ce eee ee 50c. Tea in the world. Mocha and Java Coffee, | “School ivsyens eptember A. KING, Dean, 720 1th street Lorhwest, Washing | FOF Verticulars addroer : fresh roasted, 30c. lb. Sugar at cost. bet. K and Lsta, ton. D.C. Telephone, 855. burs-6w Care ot De. W. W. GODDING, 1t* M. & P. Merzaen, 417 7th nw. ses FOLOCK a) — _2u28.3m. _ Washington, D, Q, 5c. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! Behool, Eetmner eremi port = SO DMSAN COL nee -TEE EXERCISES ERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY, = ee eens : : & Collewe, the Collegiate Departnent of the in ied seiiieaiin Tesabes i jonday, the 2d of Sept ‘clock 8. ~ ... nn Arete OSKAR KRUTZSCH WILT RESUME LES- The courses of instruction vel pec "revined and eu | | are = = Piano Playing alter Gctober]. larged c creat 0 rs 00 | Senaginathraget oonentoeg eee MEEAIGET goo. | Benen fn mepouee pony apricatige ated | seek, at ne 128 ot EVERY EVENING—ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. Bw, | made under this member of the Faculty | B.w. Will rem woe om Monday, Sept. O.00s-Las* ct -; q SIZFL may be found daily st the Librery of the University, PAUL oH vate THERESA vavGuN, | SHORTHAND REVOLOTIONIZED.. froin 10 to 12 o'clock th the morting, toconter with | J PAUL MIEKSGH. ‘The Originator. he Superb Contral Simpl id, ‘most legible. Acquired in sixteen | Cuveussy owger® gecking information concerning the VIOLONCELLO, PiANO AND THEORY, VI. — nee courses of study. For cataloues address ~«} 2 4 GRAND REVIVA fury Jessus. Vroficiency in fromm twe to three months Jasin CWELUING, sup. | boas removed to 13211 _sed-Lan® x % y oF evening. Typewriting taught free. Amo ‘OUNT VERNON SEMINARY, IN Glasses forining. ‘Business ixen furnished with one: | S228- M PULLMAN CAR. tent assistants. or call for pamphlet. Ad- Cl OF THE A Great Big Company of Comedians, Vocalists and Head School of Acme Phouography, 921 rot pone won | fl eat wane OPER OcicbER 1 abe Dancers ona oon, wes Fed. MULVEY. Principal Anes x Ceuteegat dr NGL Sue RENCH che | 2200, 1204, 1206, 1326 M ot. and 1228 22¢h wt " 5 f El oi i] EMATIOS, y Nt N' ° . — LILIAN TYSON vil Servis e. Weet folnt Cane phan. | NEBRING, MINELALOGY, PHY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- eee tiers: ERAS ROMALE 29) eek nee | mitted: seepshabeaticinats DIES AND LITTLE GIKLA. coe piso cera be ‘The peniny address will be delivered by Prof. F. LLIAM W. CK GRADUATE OF Leip. W. cl KE of the U.S, Geological Survey in the Unt Fifteenth year opens for registration and classifice- ‘~ versity Hall on TUESDAY, October 1. at 8 o'clock bm For Cat ir other informati to edn SHOE ET FRISTOR ELD. Dean. HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE CORCO- ran Scientific School opens October 1. The classes, which meet in the evening, are open to both sexen, W zeig Conservatory thews ft. church, Bea tion of Boarding Pupils Wednesday, October 2, Day Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate admits to Vassar, Sinith and Wellesley Colleges. For further information apply to the Prinetpal. se¢-2m ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. Music, Orguuist of St. Mat- r of Piano, Organ and Har- NEXT WEEK, LEWIS MORRISON'S WONDERFUL PRODUCTION se23 OF “FAUST. LESSON: CLASSES AT REDUCED RATES. RNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, Sane of Pennsylvania avenue, th st. south Inquire 34 E st. ___020-0t"__ | For information about the courses fe Algelee, Goons. | HALVARD GRADUATE DEsIAe” Pura, Palace Vaudeville Thester of America, PENO INSTRUCTION iiss JULIA wiDDows, tex, Pearaporetey Asal ts Geometry Spd Calcul, | A mitgly OF tu wisalcanges.” Avni) dol WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 23. | Syhicher of the Piano, 1111. 5 sf- nw. Es eee sed-3m At Sanders & Stayiuan’s, O34 Fat iw, sel de® 4 7 GUS HILL'S oo INSTITUTE— <a -¢ SOLLEE HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THR COLUM- a WORLD OF NOVELTIES. W, © COUUNG, Caen oF Banoo. Pian Cohege, 1505 Bok oe thie Bebe eh gg p ty FT -5 Matinee Tuowley, Thursday and Seturiay. 1023] Justruction hontefroma WO pam Sigh reparation for Collowe: for the C8. Naval send Privcipals, the Mines DORSEY. ‘wert 'ARRIS’ BIJOU THEA’ and ES Se tary Acedeaies (and for business, x.iF-NcnWwWw”""""_ eae wee ANTED-QUITAR PUPILS BY A LADY WHO | formation address A. ¥. ONTAGUE, A. F2D. oem ane setae - POS! ON: v1 mi e ents cis ; two lessons an LL. i > . 3 MATINEE TUESDAY, SHURSDAYY SATUR. a week, $0 amonth. Call at 1907 Vermout ave. 7 ee Ontbdvennt Bonet pee Sa oe for Children at Forest Glen, Monte, M versity will hold the following Clinics di #lish and other branches thorousti, EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI- uring the D. RTHOLOMEW an: falland winter FROF. GEO: BAl a ORR | GI, GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG E =] : ten fur young children. Berar vote, he, eal orca: | Sach Quapere ns, coy ge pinirs Ceege | peaecmacc Seep at 420mm. ty Prt | Ft os ¢ ou ee asters oe lg rere Principal. Seud for circular. seld-2w? a every Wednesday at 4:30 by Collewiate Ladies and Prepars: ‘nly Behoot of lorses 1p, the world educated exclu- Boe oF BtawO Medical every | Sunday at 2 p.m. by Prof. T. B. Hood. frome Be nero ire, EMBL a ae 3 oe] Oct 5; dauds Haverly-Clevelaud Minstrels, 2023 Sse AND VIULIN, Bievensary daily frou 12 to 2 by Dr. 3, Shedd. | Notre Dame.” Wand for catalorucs 7 jy NATIONAL en ER. se17-1m' Gents only. Nivay fresing We y and Saturday Matinees. We INGALLS KING, ORG PIANO, AND oot Gtuchey ot DTT Acnarictteran Scho 7 ee J.B. F. |. ‘his assist Co, Md. bituaty 1 BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Composition « pipe orgaui for pupils! use. Peciv-codw jo = Enclish, classical, watie.catical St. n.w., 3 to 5 daily; nce, 300 Mass. ave., cor- | _S¢lT-codw Hg ——— ope HARRY LACY ner D st. ne. __8el7-3m FUABANTE! TO TEACH an} ONE TO =e 1 160 for ife-size Crayon in 15 lessons: no kno “ - - HARRY Lacy NATIONAL UNIVERSITY—LAW SCHOOL she of nase Beoeseaty. J W.REYNOLDS, Arust, | Set vortcsions hoe t ae tp zi me tO evens we ~ | N EW WINDSOR COLLEGE WINDSOW PEALE x. ARTHUR, LL.D,, College, Windsor Business College. — Separnt L Late Justice of the Supreme Sean OF eae Dhetctatot 170 year Connecticut ave care 1 TOS | yulldinge; full courses, diplomas and Seeree, alee E posers COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOvs. | | proparatory departinente er use Par canes PRESIDENT. Oct. 1 Boy’ Prepared for Georgetown College. 85-Lm" | 5. Pe is. — or 4 Pg ~ MM MU) TLL Lu —EVENING SESSIONS .» DD... Presdentyor Prot. E. H. NOI » Brinch MM aM Jutiod ey hens, a7 the Uatted Btates, stew. ming October 1. 18EO. Dal, Business College, New Windsor. Md. aut-2m “e Any New aye. n.w. ee HOS, WILLIAM 2 WER, UEP Ce EE ~ d, 4 5 Msn, jathematies, peep iLe, » robe oe MMs Lecturer on the Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts, {Bent Pitman), Light-line Shortuand and Iypewrit: OSEPH vas a De. fest scene of modern life.—Clement Scott | Lecturer on tha oe af Beileute tnd Domestic a biiieses of Socded See omeubenes Gog cera ation 3 = ALLEN & HART in LATER 0) INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE FOR Te Proten nos Fed SEADGHTON. ELD. Ke T akin cl Teacher with Monel Ration GpLoRe THEATER, feavor ng, Evidence. Equity, Torte, | gariens and Primary School. Tuition $100. Twelfth ‘Pennsylvania ave, and 11th st uity, Couunercial, Constitutional cg Ce hm qi Es fale. Sandy ts fonday, September 73 and during the week, the and Criminal Law. iSvinquire of Men’ LOUL K Princy EE MAR COLLEGE, WITH MURIC AND ART +P Mog a ee HALTY and JOYCE snd EUGENE CARUSI, LLD., 1017 1uth st. li-zw Conservatory, is & Complete Scuoul for Girls, ARROLL'S BURLES Matinecs Monday; | Professor of the Law of Heal aiid Personal Property, | Ww. 5. TOWNSEN: Send for catalogue to C. L KEEDY, Pres, Hager LO ao ead TO end Seturday. Admission at Contracts, Negotiable Instruments, Cor CPt? S eral tection, town, Md. | ecient eae sr eg Semsistetb san amar ee are FPUSTTEREE LESSONS FREE a 36 Lecturer ob Patent Law and Ta C FAMILY § ES. 's course ofeus Tue: a i ne =——— = se Su Geof centers, NOLOSSOR LESSONS |, SON, SAMUEL F PUILEIS, eS Gansxste Boa 8 N N L, On rench spoken. 10 grommars, Yu ¥ NU! 0G. 5 c. theo at plain, ‘gouimoucsense, | gvery-day, | Teoturer on the Law of FartnershipandCorporstions. | BOARDING, AXD DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG ss ™ Full Une. of Pancy: anid Stare Groceries "enc! wersations. y n -. Sugar-Cured Should a Coneriabion “Method.” TRANSFERABLE COU. Lacturér On tho aw of Gren muorena coroesn jie. Patbiie Beat yeu, 4 ee ke ‘ Karly Kose Potstors, Oc. per busbel, mediate! for Case of Private Lessons, ‘by’ LU- HON, WESTEL WILLOUGHBY, ausl-sm MISS EARLE, 1016 35th ot._ ~ ” nae 4. POOLE, : ‘KE, A.M.,@ native of Paris. Fraz Late President of the Court of Virginia, RT SCHQOL—DRAWING, PAINTING, CHAR- Wholesale aud Ketail Grocer, B.W., near Conn. ave. cars, Lecturer on the Law of Property. of decorati se24-1m 44 Lo Créyon und all kinds studies for rent. Mrs. BE, ive work ; Place, between 8 ard T nw. ae Louisiaua ave. 1. -QHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturd: Lancers, Bouton Gavotte and Berlin, JACKSON H. RALSTON, LL. Lecturer on Practice and Judge of The Session of October 1, AT 7 O'CLOCK P.M. at the Law Coll: 1006 E ST. N.W., when announcements will be made. cellent Library, comprisiug Federal and State ‘Text Books aud Diges been added during the reces: ¢ Reading oom will be open dally (except sum from $ a.m. to 10 p.m. for the exclusive use of the Students and Graduates. and CAMPLELL W. L.w. sel6-2w WILL RESUME at_ne B., ‘the vot Court, 1889-90 will 0) TUES Parties returning from the sea xhore wishing to change their accounts are respectiully invited to ex amine our stock of Fine Wines, Groceries aud Cigars We guarantes to give best value tor the money. A. BEITMULLER & 00. 1333 14th st. now, ELECT DANCING ACADEMY, CARROLL INSTI- 01 Sata Boe Pa ACADEMY, GARHOLE I trained in the funds- and Fancy Work ral Stuginy and Drewing wut ia all the ace Typewriting will receive special attention, au3i-1m' MS BALCH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, Fahy 201 Oth we. B:W—Persons prepared success : prev for all Examinations. Elocution teught and Com- tions revised. Book Keeping a specialty. suzv-sin RS MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND; SC. i\ORMAL TRAIN! 7p.m. Send for cir- se23-6t y M. BLAIKIE, ESQ.,OF THE NEW YORK BAR, | Was ae SOF Tee x Authority ia Atgrica, will Lecture to Men Ouly on FRIDAY, Sep- tentber 27, at 8 p.i., at the ¥.M.C.A., rk avenue. Tickets free to every young man over s er ELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, COR, n.w.—Opening Soiree FRIDAY aul7-3m 7 aot EOUSEFURNISHINGS. **PPOYAL LIQUID GLUE” MENDS EVERY- thing! “Broken Chins, esq. Secreta . GEO. W. ROSS ructions on the Piano ite AND ee KINDERGARTEN N NG CLASS. eee Feceere Ce PRESS Ee Tor farther ver- JCAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, Na- | 1915 et eed tecen Seti dhe ante bls Jie CALDWELL, 114 Oot. tow. donut Univeaity Be ed Boe a MENT, NA: | 1918 Sunderland Place, south of Dupont circle. And Grocer 1Uc, aud 260. mis l¢-ooly pacity! annual courge of loctuires will begin Mon | en -? , 1406 N.Y. AVE., WILL GUAB- | 7, at 8 o’clock p.m., and end April 30, 18% BITE: 7 Coomxe Bry Gas antee to Teach You to Ride the Payeho Safety Bi | nouncements aud lation apply to H.. H. MISS TWITCHELIS KINDERGARTEN cyclo for gl. Ladies $5. Svecial hours for LADIES. | KEK. M.D. 2. sel4-3w ‘open OCTO 1, ss — ee RE KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY + atone a A full Line ot ae, Thirtecth seaopens MON: | (VOLUMBIA_ CONSERVATORY ER} OF MUSIC, 913 Pa.ave. Thorough instruction, primary and ad- ———e EDWIN Bair, _ate of New Engisnd Conservatory of mh { MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 14th ot, bet. Land E sts. | peel | Mathematical School for Young Men and Boys, Begins ie thirty-eighth year MONDAY, Septem} Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns 1 aentific Sc 5 Academies, ‘and for business. GAS COOKING STOVES On band and for sale circulars aud information NI , BOYDEN. — sel. Bix Tu Scx Cazares, “THE MOON ONLY REFLECTS.” If CREATE in the hearts snd minds of mena healthy sentiment, & wise coulidence, It MEPLECTS credit upon oursel red vantage = co = Principal. Now ‘OOD INSTITUTE, =i 1407 MASSACHUSETTS A VENUE, 1212 AND 1214 14TH STREET. A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of high grade for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS. ‘upils prepared to enter the highest classes of auy collexe. Special facilities for selected studies. Eighth session opeus Mouday, Se; 30, at 9 ress e 4m MX. abd MRS. WM. D. CABELL. & WALLACE, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 1108-1116 © st. nb. w., south sida CIAL, LEGAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMER TN TING OF ALL KINDS. Mee ness | ler to bring about this HEALTHY state of uildirs, we must tell the plain truth, under all cou: ditions, und live upto the truth under all cireum- stances, sud thereby bexet a Wise Contideace in us, in ord > FIFTEENTH 8T., =e FINE WORK 4 SPECIALTY. 7 MEN'S OVERCOATS. 1223 — whSXGics D.'o. 1223 {As 2 PELE PROM Panis, i MEN’s SUITS, Boarding Pupils taken. se5-tfeg | SPC So HALSTEAD WiLL OPEN a parvace | 22-7 12> PeunayIvania avenue. .50, $8.75, $9.50, 89.75, $10.60, $11.75, f= MISS, BALSTEAD WILL OPEN | A) PRIVATE = 87.50, 8 » d MPS8,BALCH, 1207 10TH STREET, WILL OPEN Sop School tor Girls and Boys September 26 bat 1420 - yi 5 2 .» COrms pum - “i ‘f MEN’S PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, PAT erect ges gy ea oped BOBS PS SY + (moron fd FINANCIAL. of aL September 12 application may daily f 10 to 12am, EMILIE M. HALSTEAD. 2901 Q st. a N, EACHER OF PIANO, Will resurme Studio 1008 10th st. u.w, $12.25, $15.50, $15.75, $17.40, 820.50. BOYS’ SUITS. Bizes 14 to 18 years—Coat, Vest and Long Pants, 84.50, 85, $5.50, 86, $6.50, $7, 87.25, 87.75, CHILDREN'S SUITS. cei’ On and after Be tnade at the sclicol se6-lm* . GEORGE ISEMAN Literature. Students pared for competitive exam- inations. = petesb- im GpRosezrown UNIVERSITY—SCHOOLOFLAW © Fa ULTY. mov gale ganna a2. ‘CORSO! JNO. W. MACARTNE = Menor 8% Stock Ka, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F 8T. N. w, Bankers and Dealers in Goverument Bonds, Cl the Uni Fi at sd g, = OWN Ae Balhae of ali kinds and in buningse salle our ways and means of doi 3 Sizes 4 to 14 years—Jackets and Short Pants. IPoeT Seacks aud Dota, and ell coverites, tetas 1, $2.50, 83.25, 83.87, 84.12, $4.25, 84.50, om She Exchanges of Now Sock, Fidladsiphia, Bostes $1.26, 81.50, sires re net75 27 $3.12, $3.50 ees a : = , B1.' | s ." a mo ora it setae oboe heuer : FREEADS SELECT SCHOOL, 2811 7 ST. x. ‘Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ty18 ‘We give you no Leodere, becation ourentire stock is. Intermediate and’ for mass of SPECIALTIES, and shall so remain aexes. Seventh Year bexius to the of the season. Thus it is of nine teachers, experienced, ATTORNEYS. that we hope to GRE TH A HEALTHY SENTIMENT struction in Langusses SNE at inourbehalf and BEGET A WISE CONFIDENCE in of Uusiness — ‘calisthentc i Hope | | VIOTOR E. ADLER'S extra charge. ADGET oF STSIMS AND SboxsenL one , TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE FA Ps ee 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., Daeyhene 1296-8. +. TL Corner Massachusetts avenue CREE IS Paty 2as b Be STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Gastdene Take Mato. we. Open Seturdays until 11 p.m. se23 FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1889. PROFESSIONAL. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY EXTRACT OF MEAT, ‘UBE IT FOR SOUPS,