Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M, THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, rain; northerly winds; no decided change im temperature, followed by falling temperature on Thursday night, colder, fair weather on Friday and Saturday. ‘Tae Rarssow is composed of seven colors, three of them very prominent, the seven making s perfect white light. Dr, Hen- ley’s Celery, Beef, and Iron, the hope of the weak and nervous, is composed of some six or seven ingredients, three of them being celery, beef. and iron, and all making the most per- fect health tanic known. Your Eresiont Surrep, $1. Hempler’s, cor. 43¢ END a very cordial invitation to the m people to attend the o; of our new store at 13th and F streets, M4 Friday and Suturday. The 7th street atore will be closed the rest of this week, but will be reopened Monday morning, September 30. Jvxivs Layspvren, 13th and F streets. Wert's Ovz-Paice Crorurse House, $11 7th st, will be closed tomorrow (Thursday). Vaux Fixe Oxo Rre Watsxx, $9 per gallon. M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th n.w. Cart. Tomitxsox is in the city looking to the interest of the celebrated Fall Water of Tennessee. Pre Lapres’ Dresses (second-hand) bought end sold. Jvsrn’s old stand, 619 D st. n.w. Sraine Lear Burxpep ‘Tra.—te packages. Gnas, 8¢; Svaan House, 7: windows, Osceola Loox for white letters ©: water. Esnstax Buos.’ store will be closed next ‘hursday. ay Aut the new colors in French, English and American tiles for A ae fire places. Aywarp & Hotoarnsox. Srecirtc for uric acid the Osceola water. Jouxstox Day-Roasr Correz.— Ask any grocer. Gnax, Sc; Suvcan House, 731-7. Waex You ane Out Suorrrxe ror THE Bors drop in and take a look through our boys’ and children’s department, As large a stock or as fine assortment can be found nowhere. Child’s suits from $2 up. Boys’ suits from $4 up. Esseuan Bros., 7th and E. Boys’ and children’s department, 2d floor. At. Dratens sell Osceola water. os Duessep Beer, go to Jno. R. nter market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow. Osceors Waren prevent formation of uric acid Brrone You Ber your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices, aan Bros.’ store will be closed next sday. Th For Uric Acrp use Osceola water. Hore Kerpens, ATrENtiox!—Messrs, Walter B. Williams & Co.. auctioneers, have for private sale 500 wire cots, 500 upholstered cots, 1,000 pillows, 1.000 pairs blankets, 1,000 single com- ioris, 1,000 double comforts, at their auction rooms, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, to be sold at reduced prices to close the consignment, in lots to suit purchasers, Se “Hor” Croan! Havana! Delicious’ Fragrant! Dnixk Oscrora.—Every dealer sells Osceola ‘water. Tue Most Arrractive Prace ror Mex loring department. No one goes out »eiug pleased as to assortment, price ee our suit to order, #20. Trousers E:semay Bxos., 7th and E, failoring department, 2d floor. to order, &: Guy, 8c; Sucan Hov Ber Your Coat. Coke and Wood from Jomx- cos Buorugns, the leading firm im the Dis- trict. Powrnrcit Sepatrve—drink Osceola water. Texrtan Coxciave Deconations, See our bunting flag with staff and holder; 50.000 on hand, Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G. Corzzasxp & Co., 409 Lith st. aw. Gaas, 8c; Svaar Hovs Aut ang Ixvirep to inspect their improved methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the Empire Canret Creasixo Works, €31-635 Mass.ave. n. ‘Telephone 787—2 Eewax Buos.’ store will be closed next For Bareur’ ASE USE Osceola water. Vacerse Por (fresh) at Prentiss’ drug store, corner 9th and K streets northwest. ‘Tue Front Decorations at the opening of Julius Lansburgh’s new store, 13th and F streets. on hursday, Friday and Saturday, September 26, 27, 28, will be under the direct supervision of J. H. Small & Sons, artistic floral decorators. Oscrors Warex cures malaria, At all dealers, Ove Overcoat DerarTMENtT comprises every style, design and fabric. We wish tocall your special attention to our 210 fall-weight overcoat. E:seman Bros., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Dissetic StrFenens use Osceola water. CITY AND DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. ‘Mrs. Anna Rout was thrown from a wagon a Long bridge yesterday and badly in- jured. In the register of wills office yesterday in the estate of Aun Maria Orme inventories were re- turned of personal property amounting to $34,928.65 and of money $7,809.61. ——— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J.P. Olmsteal +t al., trustees, to J. F. Olm- stead, subs 54 and 55, sq. 70;@—. B, Beale to Alice M. Adams, pt. 63 south college grounds; @—. Same to Henrietta C. Keller, pt. do.; @—. R. M. Bell to Virgie G. Williams, subs 43 to 47 and 54 to 59, sq. 614: . John Curtin to James FP. Fitagereld, sub 24, sq. 561; $2,400. Louise Lowell to Jerome Wise, lot 8, sq. 957; $—. Mary J. Snowden to C. Carlisle, “lot 5 bik. 7, Ivy City; $250. ———— To Talk of Southern Outrages. ‘The Philomathian literary society will hold @ public meeting this evening at Galbraith church, corner 6th and L streets uortbwest, to consider the recent reported outrages per- petrated upon colored citizens in the south, Among those announced to speak are Dr. J. M. ‘Townsend, recorder of the land office, and Mr. E. W. Fox of the Press. W. Calvin Chase, edito- of the Bee, the president of the society, will preside. Slight Fires. At 9:15 o'clock last evening a slight fire took place in the basement of house 516 11th street, occupied by Julius Meyers; damage slight —— At 3 o'clock this mo: the stable in the rear of houses 106 and 108 F street northwest was damaged by fire to the extent of @75. meow A Brigade Dress Parade. As previously announced in- Tae Stan the natfonal guard of the District will appearfon dress parade October 2. An order was issued by Geu. Ordway yesterday as follows: ‘ “The national guard will assemble on Wednesday, October 2, 1889,0n the White lot, at 4:45 o'clock p.m.. for brigade dress Adjutant’s call will be sounded at 5 0% pm.” ——__. League Officers Elected. year resulted im the re-election of Edwin S.Stewart of Phile- delphia, president; A. J. Logan, Pittsburg, first vice president; J. B. Rhem, Lancaster, second 9 om Hon. J. F. Downing, Erie, third vice-president; Wi Thornton. treasurer, and RH. Lindsay, recording secre- | ts the place far the next ce E. A. McAlpine of Westchester elected of snencorna: A DECREASE OF CRIME. Judge Miller Serious Violations of Law are Not So Rausch as Weenie: Judge Miller of the Police Court says that during the past few months there has been a decrease instead of an increase in crime. The number of cases brought before his court is large, but the offenses charged are minor ones. Disorderly conduct, profanity and similar of- fenses (mainly owing to whisky drinking) and other violations of the municipal ordinances form s majority of the cases brought before the court, Charges of assault and of larceny are not brought in such large numbers as they were some time ago, the judge says, and cases of serious assaults are seldom heard of as com- pared with the records of the past. ABOUT THE COLORED PEOPLE. “The colored people,” the judge continued, “deserve great credit for their good conduct. People often remark, ‘we ought to have a whipping post.’ I ask for what, and the; for toe negroes.’ That is not so. 1 already stated, the colored people credit for the observance of the law. them who aj in court are brought in for trivial offenses that are bound to be committed As Ihave deserve ina e_city,and for which the pexalty is jortiy Eph. We doce nat mn dance in 0 | month that acolored ym is ught before the court for an 't on a white person, and hardly once in a year for a serious assault, Taking everything into consideration, with an increased police force in a large city, I think the city presents an excellent record, so far as the commission of crime is concerned.” eee MOUNT PLEASANT CEMETERY. The Health Officer Recommends That No More Interments be Made There. Health Officer Townshend yesterday trans- mitted to the Commissioners his report, on the complaint of Mr. G. Browne Goode and sixty- eight other residents of Mount Pleasant, asking that further interments in what is known as the “Young Men’s Baptist” or “Mount Pleasant” cemetery be forbidden. A plat of the cemetery accompanies the report. ‘As will be seen by the plat,” says the report, “this cemetery is lo- cated on Adams’ Mill road, adjoining Lanier Heights, and contains about six and three- quarter acres of land. I find, upon examina- tion, that the ground is filled to overflowing, and the management have been driven to the extremity of manufacturing terraces on the ledges 0: rock in the extreme western portion. The records show that 4,757 interments have been made in this piece of land within the it ten years. The character and formation of the ground now being used, together with its crowded condition, render it advisable and necessary to this fast growing section that further interments be discontinued at once. I would recommend that further permits in this cemetery be refused.” scoala RETAIL DEALERS ORGANIZING. The Steps Taken to Prevent Competition by Wholesale Dealers. The meeting of the retail dealers in fruits, vegetables, produce and poultry at the hall of the Washington market company yesterday afternoon was largely attended. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Charles Brunger, who read a paper binding the retail dealers not to purchase of wholesale dealers who sold by retail. The articles of produce generally'sold by the dealers were designated and the quanti- ties in which they are to be sold were aiso given. An agreement not to sell at retail had been accepted and signed, Mr. Brunger said, by nearly every wholesale dealer in the city. A permanent organization was effected and the followi officers were elected: E. C. Peach, president; Norman G. Engel, vice pres- ident; J. A. Chandler, secretary; E. O. Kid- well, treasurer. It was decided that the new regulations go into effect next Friday. The next meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon of next week. —_—___ MARYLAND REPUBLICANS. Nominations in Prince George’s County Yesterday. The Prince George's county, Md., republican convention was called to order at Marlboro’ promptly at noon yesterday. Mr.Wm. A. Maloy was elected chairman and W. L, Watkins secre- tary. For the state senatorship G. C. Merrick of Marlboro’ received 18 and Gen. Edwatd F. Beall of this city 52 votes. Gen. Beall was ealled for and accepted the nomination ina happy five minutes’ speech. Vinton Hall, W. A. Maloy and R. E. ©. Parker were chosen as candidates for the house of delegates and then one great big wave of enthusiasm and a war whoop made John W. Belt the nominee for clerk of courts, The names of Alonzo J. Darcy and J. Benson Perry being presented forgegister of wills Mr. Darcy withdrew and Mr. Perry went through by acclamation. The candidates for sheriff were R. Wesley Bell, Wm. D. Pyles and Richard Hardisty, and the first ballot stood: Bell 31, Pyles. 26 and Hardisty 13. Thirty-six votes being necessary to a choice Hardisty was = and the second ballot stood: Bell 37 and Pyles 33. FOR COUNTY COMAISSIONERS. eleven names were presented and it was de- cided that the five receiving the highest vote should be declared the nominees. The suc- cessful ones were: Horace Crosier of Suitland, Jobn L. Waring of Surratts, Henry W. Clag- gett of Marlboro’, Luther Brashears of Lan- reland Frank Garner. For survey Thos. H. third degrees, after which reply of the order” was Latimer was nominated by acclamation, There being a large number of names pre- sented for members of the county central com- mittee it was declared that the two white men and two colored men receiving the highest vote should be deemed elected. The ballot _— success to Chas. E. Coftin and John N. W. ilson, white, and to 8. R. Jennings and Jere- — z mere! colored, nkad des e following were ay legates to the state convention: F. Biaith, Jas, W: McKee, Charles Holiday, Wm. Sedgwick. thle eins hanes The Lochtel House Controversy Settled. Mr, John Paul Jones has been granted full possession of the property once known as the Lochiel house, on 9th street. Mr. Jones had considerable difficulty with the tenants. but they are now out, and the work of tearing down the pld house will proceed at once. On the site will be erected the “Inter-ocean” building, which will be occupied by the census bureau, el Real Estate Matters. Yesterday deeds were recorded conveying by John W. Easby, surviving executor of Wm. Easby, to Cranford paving company seve! pieces TO) square 11, south of square pe in with the wharf and water rights on 271 the foot of New Hampshi the canal. The $24,728.50. New Frarcres or ree Peyvsrivaxra Lin rrep.—The spirit of gress which impels the management of the Penusylvania railroad and Pullman car Nag ay to provide every comfort, convenience and luxury for ite patrons is ey emeen 4 manifest in the new = it of the Pennsylvania limited ex) ie rain has recently been equipped with new dra’ and state room sleeping cars of the inear buil » and an observa- ry in juare 12, atrect Niomt Worx on THe of laying work the cross ties of the - carried on all last night, the object of aid and P ates travel on that line. broken on the old Cox eviate for the house which a of the House of the Good Shephe A.M Great Falle—teuaporatare, 62; six months of age.” Mrs. B, SANDERSON, 56 New Receiving reser voir—t A i. dition ‘at north connection, 20; condition at | DA! street, Lowell, Mass, temperature, oe: Oe nates at influent ‘gato = ‘ Sold by all 3 house, 22; condition at effiuent gate house 25. | PUG wy drerie S1:sixfor@s. Prepared only ANACOSTIA. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 1 —Sal reeei Instruction after Ist Shen en nes at ee ae eames CITY ITEMS. a Sinat a. oer iets ance hall last night. Mr. Charles Sanderson, He Kee ‘Attention! Tes TAgtE A. ANIEL WILL RESUME LES- Feesrruseen sererey Sarg trewant, Me | Wont mevBere, Attention! Rena! Reet) Missy dae Haste” catia ‘Wo! an interesting “‘good ipated in ay Moers, We sell Patent Process Flour e195 x bbl. participat m end Lard, Eller, Poates, Milstead, Cordell and Mills. We sell best Hams, Breakfast Baco1 We can gave you money: aren ‘Brae: ‘The exercises of the school will be resumed in Norzs.—The work on the Washington-street | We sell the finest Teas and Coffees. tice, 7 ~ Com, versity lecture hail (southeast corner of 15th improvements has boon prosrnsing rapids, | We2l|Crome, , Bnckwalls Gnpored) Pre] Bt ™L afi Gard oa Seat past oh sa STtioc the brick walks being already lnid to Fillmore | ,,8*'vew; special low price; they at eed 3 Accoumtancy. "Short | embers of the faculty im explication of thels aovesat street.—Ric nard — aes Matra We sell Speer’s Pure Port Wine 850. bottle. Bank iype-writing ont oy a ew 4 ‘ture courecs. Cop eed pe hela cenditong omar We sell Dafiy's Malt Whisky 6c, bottle Feniences | meet beta 4 dareed during the year acrorting fos vias which wil by L. B. Anderson on @ charge of dranken- | We sell Mocha and Java Coffee ried’ to call. COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF “COM: | "yiiPisived on the openiuus uisht- was 1 ie republican 9 x (RST THREE LESSONS FREE. Bx am. o pam, withs Niel fro: to an vention ae one of the commissioners. of BT gig ad nPoog ae sor Pibeiine Pt, eee Evening. at | Shs Hewistcer will be dally at the University trdm | *Circuinve giving course of stone tan a ia va bore ad eon well aud favorsbly | We sell Sugars at first cost = jum & Se Ntie Suro otudeste caetee intarea be CCE BAR. 90 | obtained ot book sterenct Wi. Norris, ae own here and in ing’s ;, of whic! = —_ apewer tpquiries, &e. street porthwest, ry .. 1424 F atreet he has been a resident for about twenty years. | We sell Sugars at first cost, P'Gommeryatory of Mune Storkuonin tan ceceivere | mon ey eanter ne ies pematon coucernine the echool | hottiwrw. and Gt W. 5 or on application, peresnally ——The little girl, Agnes Murphy, hurt by a | We sell Fresh Eggs. oo ew More Puyils for Instrgstiou ‘ou ihe Piano, "Ade 13881 i eco Gndsreiened’ SRE cat an Wigton | We ate ling Grcesrtien ee ee ee i the office of Messrs. Fitch-Fox.abd Brown, | _se0-1m confin ome illness. —Mr. a 3 . a nae ‘ Thomas Newton, who is well known here, died | 1** M. & P, Merzarn, 417 7th n.w. $180 PER YEAR ie Gt th oe deny i fT paar WELLING, Pres, | Yj OUN7 VERNON iearirore, 820 5 SE st his home in Southeast Washington yester-| Qur Opening.—Wo intend to make it | Gucordville Tk hint emer: ches | er ATIONAL MEDICAL DOLLEGR Duties resumed SURGDAT ae ee Say mere was arow among the marines in| notable one by making a photo free to every | tusiit; rood Nome for Little Boya. Js, SHGWT | NY 1; MEDICAL COLLEGE xo Siew CW. PALO, Principal. the navy yard yesterday afternoon, caller, We are willing to go to this great ex-| LOGE (ale), A-M., Principal. be en axp yes bora Pense,as we believe it will pay to introduce our (ly AYLAND SEMINARY ALL THE DEPART- work in your family castle, NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. ments of Wayland Seminary open Wedbesday, ion apply of the cominary. DENTAL DEPARTMENT ORGANIST, {OSlvary Baptist Church, ad ae 1t* 920 7th st. nw. se Gr MEP KING, President, or THE (sth-st. Syuaorue, List of Candidates for Nomination at SUE Epa R, AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAO WILL RESUME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Mr. Butler will receive ® limited numberof Onpan the Convention Today. You can get a Hat anywhere for $2. But A) their Classes for Y Ladies and Chi sty-elehth Annual Course of Medical Lectures | Pupils. we confidently assert that we can sell the best ®October 1. Instruction in French, Englis! anc the third Dental Course will bein om Monday, Oc- Call nt SANDERS & STAYMAWS, r The following is » full list of candidates for | Bat. for that price in the city. Frane, One | Ag" Apayat oid Lat aw eet bedee tea th Callas 1385 Hiroe vorbwrent au 3 scalps: nomination at the New York republican state a gadis. sae 188 MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF THE PIANO, | 4°iNG, Dean, 720 13m street Borthwest, Washing: | Sy OES. COLLEGE, ONT AVE. Wy convention at Saratoga today: A. A. Hodge, D.D.,LL.D., Princeton M cerultcat ptval et err haut getgihe, Hoyal Cour | <u D.C. “Telephone, 885. Wuze-Ow | Srectal Sten eae gente <4, care Secretary of state—Ex-Senator John I. Gil- | Seminary, save of the American Supplement | Call at or address (after October 7) 902 22d st D-w. ey. Writing Dtadies “resumed Mvulay, September S, bert of Franklin, Chas, Hauselt of New York | tthe Encyclopaedia Britannica:—“I have been | se21-2w2aw* suzt-im “ + HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.—THE EXERCISES | * : ecially delighted with its religious articles,” 1t . SCHE: 7 of this College, the Collegiate Deparunentof the | YHE MISSES TIPFLY'S BGHOOL PUR GIRLS city, John W. Vrooman of Herkimer, Chas, A. ° 7 gic a J Py | ena nn Gea aty Wd fd Columbian Univ. be ned in the Uni |B at sate § pose reopens September 18, 1880 Chickering of Lewis. Gilbert claims to be in| Fred. Brown’s Ginger proves to the aged | tion to becinners. as well as those wishiug to be quali. Sey Eullting. comthosst corner of 16th ond Hasta, | Zor circulars aud further information apply is the lead. Controller—John W. V: of | ond all predisposed to gout and rheumatic af- | Tet fox escoere or Portormers, 194 Vth STS NZI" | ‘Phe course of inetruction Pave toca sevioes sed on: | ere ae Ste Fe aa aie 2 = ra a temas fections, an efficacious remedy. At all drug- IANO AND HARMONY. veep lurged in all the Classes, aud W Fetter be open {0 MS “FRENCH Coe ROPEN HER lerkimer, ex-Senator Geo. B. Sloan o! » | gists. 5 women, in response to many applications y | "A practical use of te h- R a John W. Beckwith of Clinton. Beckwith is the arent — ike ayy es eigtion Taut ia Thirty to iat first choice in case Moffitt declines to be a can-| See that $10 Overcoat at Spmaney's.494 7th. 1)“ seqwin3m | ram pag UY, the, Library of the Universi an os ee onebenh didato for treasurer. Treasurer—Senator E.| Rev. Richard Norris says of Borden's | PROF. HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WILL | Students or vihers secking snformation concerning oe OOM hos 2, i Liverine: “I hav d your Liverine and | #, open on the 23d INST. in the north session room, * “DAMES 6. WELLING, LL.D. o08-9m Washington, D. 0, C.Walker of Genesee, Assemblyman N, M. Cur- 3 ave used your I id | 436 strect Presbyterian church. Instruction thorough. 28-tme ’ a, 4-D. "ERMAN AMMEICAW AO —— — tis of Bt, Lawrence, ex: mblyman Stephen found it i be an fang 4 medicine Lee ree Fupie fitted for the best bunt vsce Sem, Soverneoett | G AMERICAN ACADEMY. ci cir ation and indigestion and recommend it oe or ae tee oF or iE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE REOPENS MON ; BER Mofitt of Clinton. Attorney general—Ex-Sen- | Fos who euffer. with costivences and. disor. | reuces (or ai interview address J. W. BUS . Trichet a OEE OEE | aa5- 182 Htao RUERSCH ER Ee Irving st. se7s,m&w- URRSC ‘petpal, ator John E, Smith of Onondaga, formerly of dered liver.” Grvgy’s, 3d and H; 50c. bottle. 1* with Courses of Study in a LISH. FRENCH, GER. = - LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE HOWARD MATHTMALICN. DRAWING. CIVIL ENG K HENKY XANDEK, page Gen. Jas. rode of ee York, Sugar—and you can get it. Gran, 8c; Sugar Ditisveraty? wil oven, OS ber 1, 1859, at 6 NG, SuKarogy Pin tics, Christy . M = stag oe? cm ex-Deputy Attorney General Jas. A. Dennison i ” oe) -In., at its rooms, 421 from clock omen ad: | ee es x a 5 woe eh of New York, ex-Assemblymon Chas. T, Sax- | House, 781-7. It | _seld-ecbt TALES H. SMITH, Necrotary, inne lemons oi Mtondas, Sap W404 ae delivered by Prof. F, ‘Survey im the Uni: rie at 8 o'clock mitted. 2 ‘The opening address will be R PAUL MIERSOI ton of Wayne. The friends of Gen. Varnum wc of the U.S. UL MIEKSCH. < versity Hall on 1 UESDAY. VIOLONCELLO, PIANO AND THEORY, has removed to 1121 Tet. n. EDICAL, DEPARTMEN are very confident of his nomination. State pigs, S. J. Haislett, GETOWN Usrvensrry, 935 Penna, ave n.w. engineer and suryeyor—Verplanck Colvin of stairs. and 10th sts. Dr Cal cine tebaumtien a ——___ bas temoved to 1121 ._96-Lm® Albany. Judge of the court of appeals, in Hinge Sul Dene atlabe, forty Sen svn of, this medical colors wit | sei. din "PROF. Pe FRISHOR ELD, Dean, | JOUNT VEMNON SEMINAIE. Place of Judge Danforth, to be retired January | Is agent for F. Aldridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., and | "fhe mtnane HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE troductory address will be delivered st 8 p.m. by Dr. P. J. Murphy, Professor of obstetrics ur in charge of Columbia Hospital for Women y ins ylum. ‘the public is cordially invited. tn further particulars a 1, 1890—Judge Albert Haight of Erie, Judge Wm. Rumsey of Steuben, Judge Alfred Coxe of Oneida are mentioned. solicits Orders for Decorating on the occasion Y> - ran Scientific School opens October 1. The 1100, 1104, 1106, 1126 M st. and 112812th ot of the coming K.T. conclave, Is prepared to and | which mect ip the evening, are open to both sexes a 3 4 3 For information about the i a a Decorate Buildings, interior or exterior, in a Ti metry, Analytic G ~ od Caleull BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- Ex-Senator Miller will be present, Tho per- | handsome and artistic style and on short notice | py te We Ls HODGKINS, Protemor ot Mathematien DIES AMD LITTLE GIRL manent chairman will probably be Senator | at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and | _/¥20-3m face se10-1m Frank Hiscock. It is kn@gn that ex-Speaker | ayoid the rush. se2l-14t CERIAN | BUSINESS j eg HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF TRE COLUM-| Fifteenth year opens for registration and classifies Fremont Cole will not seure the senatorial EO ‘School of Business and Counting House Training, biau College, 1335 H st. n.w —i bis School, with | tion of Boanting Pupils Wednesday, October 2; Day nomination from his district, satin ce 5c. “Hoy” Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! | Seeo) of Practical English. an iperensed, faculty. will oven September 3. “Thor: | Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate sdmits te ton a candidate and probably withdraws him = CSE PES School of Shorthand and Typewriting. bt ——., a dor enate For further in- | V#**ar, Smith aud Wellesley Colleges. from contesting the attorney generalship. eee eye ee ete Bale ce tennd | School of Telewranuy and Blectrical Sconce formation addreas "Act. MONTAGUE, A. For further information apply to the Principal. — =—— oe A.M. Ph.D. School of _8u26-1 Principal, ‘nmanship. ‘al and Architectural Drawing. an a a Gee TO TEACH ANY ONETO MAKE A Day and nicht session Call or seud for illustrated catalogue free. NEY C. SPENCER, LLB, Principal; SARA A. ER, Vice Prin aes se23 etbys. in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 9c. to $1.50. Best Hat made, €2. 209 Pa. ave.,op. Botanical Gardens, Plain figures, One price. 6e13-m, w,fds-8t* Literally Ground to Pieces. Nicholas C. Demarest, sheriff of Bergen county and one of the best known politicians in sem ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. A BASVAED GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILA ‘ugly oF tn anal claves iN life-size Crayon Portrait in 1 lerwous; bo knowl- # bauer oe ww. RPCT Nam, an, taj miata, GA at edge of drawing necessary. J. W. REYNO! 300 Lith et. Upeu day abd evening. — and literally ground to pieces. horses escaped without a sccatch, but the ‘i Rrie HOOL WEST END. ay C STEER: F TG | Redes __ At SanMers d& Stayin northern New Jerses, was struck by an Brie Guns, Revolvers, &., A iiss § WRELLY London Medatist Princinal | 17 Q)S © “lear Connecticut ave core L7Q8 | Qjtatyiastiivie express ‘ain al utherfor ir ast evening i 1001 opens Septe! = a bth st. n.w., 00! ERE SCHOOL FOR BOYs. bei tor Young Ladies ‘ a His team of oe geen ge be a Let Ww" ” | Oct. 1—Boys Prepared for Georgetown College. s5-Lm* Wr end Little Giri Parker, W. Richards and Saxton best makes. ‘est Washington, Apals, ect B122 P st., pens October 803 Market Space, commencing Saturday, Sep- USINESS SCHOOL — EVENING SESSIONS | 2589. Principals, the Misses DORSEY. se3-la* * buggy was demolished. Mr. Demarest was at- | tember 14, 10:20 a.m, and7 p.m, sel-12t ih ry aud. Gran Departinents, Kinder- At the YE Ca 1400 Nee dork eve. nw. oUF oF wasminoren is claimed that he disregarded the tagman's | Kalghts TemplarEquipme ntsfurnisbed | 42s pticint vlchences’ Noaat nesta Guts Ser | gComPstens_tmetrucicys ip English, J'rench. Gur [L*"*70x nome scnoot rox ona, warning. at very low figures, 5. N. Meven,9z2 7th u.w. ae a i itr aEstee aa oe Pitman), Light-line sho and Lypewrit- Lynnwood, Rockingham, Co., Va Train Robbers ais a Innocent Man. be wtha ciaat Waa 4 Sumatra! M Senese ce IE ROET. & co} cid pmamece nani Sct —_ ad banramey agree The west-bound Denver and Rio Grande | -——-)—— ee eens one Sumatra’ 1110 Fst uw. a {;DWAKD ©. TOWNSEND, £ (aser) Bavstnine Vorce Culture, Oratorical and Correct ung Voice Cult Dramatic ‘evan, StiSi7 1sthst. mw. seam HORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED. Himplest, rapid mo se legible, Acquired in sixteen mplest, rapid, most AC y lessons.” Proficiency in from twa to tare mouth, This schoo! ts situsted im: falpartof tre valley of 8a fatpart of Ure valley at Panes we ret hose train was held up and robbed by two masked of men near Thompson's Springs, Utah, August 6. _AMUSEMENTS, beanti- of Virginia. It ts recommended. oe “x pasy les parents w! cuties prevent their own Twenty officers, with blood hounds, scoured | \ARINU’S DANCING ACADEMY Lemons day’ or evening. i hourly supervision daugtitere the country, and arrested one Curtiss, Joseph | SUropnity garner My heception of Pupils | Cece artaane beni Tur Cepans Siecial atret tion the mental, moral, The course of apecialty. Nay and Edward Dayton, in jail at Ogden, Utah, charged with the recent : petent assistei Ben daring robbery dress Head School of n.w., F, J, MULVEY, 6, at 4 and 7:30 PROF, MUEL Instructor of Dancing at the javal For circulars and further information tudies BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG traiuing of young. NE ARD LATTES OIE Se iscomplete, listrumeniai musics Academy. — ‘erme ; it 4 Terms: Board, with Tuition in English, Latin, of @ gambling house in that city, learning that F apply at the : 7 eax: | BBOPENS OCTORER i, ieee. et eT wee Carians wan ldksly to becuavinad matvaronig- nue ‘Tetuple, corner Oth and Fats, (Ba SS Wren Ce et PRE-| sa3i-dn BSS EARLE, 1916 35th st. cape ineey ge, Engin- Day and ev tary confession that they were the train rob- bers and declared Curtiss was entirely inno- cent. ecring, &c. Private lessous. me, Call, after 5. FRAN sez0.3mi ‘W ULIST WALDECKER GRADUATE OF LEIP- zeig Conservatory of Muxic, Orwanist of St. Mat- thews K. C, church, Teacher of Piano, Organ and Har- y. Residence, 1140 6th ‘8e20-1m0' RT SCHOOL—DRAWING, PAINTING, CHAR- mand all Kinds of decoratl ve work: . Mrs. PIKE, principal, 1530 Pierce Place, between 8 and T n.w. au31-3m" ST. CECILIA’S ACADEMY, 01 E. CAPITAL ST, conducted by the Sisters of the’ Holy Cross, re: opens Monday, September 2. ie course’ for in For circulars to the Principal gi, class 906 DECKER, Sts toner, LT Fats pea a ENS SCHOUL FOR GIRLS. b sts. n.w.—Class Conrses every T riday from 6 to 11 p.m. For further address J.B. CALDWELL, 114 ry Sener Oden eree a Sixteen-year old Charlie Salmon at Mead- ville, Pa., stole $400 from his mother Sunday Cat. new. ‘3 GRAND OPERA HOUSE. night and fled to Europe. At New York he | EVERY EVENING—ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL oung ladies desiring a more finished education. wited his employer to pay his mother the |» , yesraven, ~~ _ ‘THERESA VAUGHE, Vv CLASSES AT REDUCED RATES. meatal becechen Susie Fainting aed Renee Wonk wages due him. ‘rhe Originator, . | Inquire 34 E st. nw. 4.00.61 | classes for Indies not attending the school,” Plain ‘The Chase National bank of New York has a bar of gold said to be the largest ever made. Its weight isa little over 500 pounds, and its cash value $100,346.29. It was run at the United States assay office at Helena from the product of several milis. The Superb Contralto, A GRAND REVIVAL. THE TOUKISTS ~~ TNA PULLMAN CAR. A Great Big Company of Comedians, Vocalists and Dancers. FLORA MOORE, EMI Sewing, General aud 1-Lme 188 BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, Persons prepared di Hestbations Election teenies: | LERESY ‘xaminal jocution, Book Kee alts: euzv-m alt INSTROCIION— MISS ner of the Piano, 1111 8 6 wiven and terms’ ma derate we = Singing and Drawing taughtin all the L'A WIDDOWS, iting Will receive special attention, uw. special ers, NS, . TEACHER OF BANJO, Instruction hours from 4 to 9 p.m, - LA SULDENE, we ne Acme | At the Gravesend track yesterday Kingston LILIAN TYSON, Address 3423 O st, se19-1m EE GAL AND! axp won the weight-for-aze race against Raceland EMI ASCELLE, Wy ANTED-G { PUPILS BY A LADY WMO | KINDERGANIEN NOMMAL TRAINING CLASS, and Tenny. REA hot Wes ee pecialty, is WES 1918 Sunderland Place, south of Dupont circle. wo NEW 4 week, $5 month, Call at 1507 Vermont ave. NEW PULLMAN CAR. se19-1m 2 2 GAT Mashington.om —— _ 1. GEORGE'S HALL. FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MISS 1 WITCHELL’S KINDERGARTEN ‘the Hic and Danvilie Fé. For — NEXT WEEK, WO Men, St. George’: id. rid Busines. Us t wil OCTOBER arene . G. BUTLER, Srarruxe Evience LEWIS MORRISON'S WONDERFUL PRODUCTION | passeil.’ $2001 $STo a year, TG KINDA Oe HiSooe — esame ——t- ae oe Sar ten Sore nie i: Se be eS Principal. Send tor circular. seld-20* CeaE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 Mise vain: ‘Hegel yslycal bomelabe BR) ‘Ss SHINGLON THEATER ‘HARLES Pa. Thorer instructs primary i ‘EY LALe), | OF THE CURE OF SKIN DISEASES WHEN ALL | J *ENANS NEW WASHING {ON THEATER. | C BaReoSER oF Plano vanced course, Vint ong any pe Ee sxe Principal, OTHER METHODS FAIL, ‘The Palace Vaudeviue theater of America. AND VIOLIN, EDWIN HART, = FEMALE See 312 Ist. nw. Late of New England Conservatury of Music. NEM NENDSOH COLLEGE: ¥ oe WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 23. iD. INGALES KING, ORGAN. PIANO AND | 2 soxtim” | AN Collere, | Windsor Col} PSORIASIS, FIVE YEARS, COVERING FACE, HEAD GUS HILL'S Composition: pipe organ for pupils’ uso. ‘707 H | J; MERSON INSTITUTE, preparatory Gopertnente art suase. AND°ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE SCABS. WORLD OF NOVELTIES. je Woo daily! realdence, Sob ‘Mass. ave., cor- ¥l4é 1éth st, bet. land K sta, 18. i SKIN RED, ITCHY AND BLEEDING. Halt ¢ st. ne, 17-3m t Classical and ~~ ge ‘School for Young | Si" ‘D.D., Presidentor Prot. E. H. Ni ALLGONE. SPENT HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. | _Matinees Tuesda; y and Saturday. se23 TONAL UNIVERSITY—LAW SCHOOL. Begins iis thirty-cighth year MONDAY, Septem: | Dt Business College, New Windsor. & PRONOUNCED INCURABLE. CURED BY CUYI- | JP ARKIS' BJOU THEATER. eines mee ber 33. A SATE, ELEASANT HOME ANT .CURA REMEDIES, - Out: ™ W 4 pares for Princeton, Johns Children, course POSITIVELY ONLY ONE WEEK. . kine tin vera Bop. | $12.50 por wont covers all oily, disease (Daoriaais) frst broke ont on my left | 3 MATINEES1UESDAY, ‘THURSDAY, SATUB- | rato sues of the Supreme Court of the” Distelet of py a ry and Naval | Wal, & MUNCUKE, Richland, Stadord county, Va, tay fie, Tt ran fato uy yen sad the rhyiclan wes | oF EQR; GEQ-BARTHOLOMEN and his Parone na PRES, ier ne oa. SYCERS | RQSSARD, ROOL, FOR, STE EOP afraid I would lose my eyesight altogether. It spread | Do everything but tak. ‘The original heres exiubi: HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER, LL.D. ; runiver tauived Nearer albover my head, and my hair all fell out until 1 was | tou for theaters indorsed by all the ie | Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, ADAME A. FES GRcu CARee, Por cinculacs, be, cddree HEMET O- entirely beld-headed; it then broke out on my arms | fucletien, directed ontirely by spoken language. ‘The Professor of Constitutional Law. French vate lessons; best A. M. Cinie:, Sandy Spring, Md. san and shoulders until ‘my arms were just one sore. It | 1,5 fot appearaice on the singe, HON, WILLIAM B. WEBB, LL.D. ences, TEE MAE COLLEGE Wi AND Ane covered my entire body, my face, head and shoulders | "Oct. 3, 4 aud 6 Haverly-Clev Mivstrels. se23| Lecturer on the Jurisdic ¢ Federal Courts, ISS HALSTEAD WILL OPEN A PRIVATE Roe ba eee til being the worst. The white scabs fell constantly from EW NATION. EATER. JAS. SCHOULER. Kaa » . ‘School tor Girls and Boys September 25 at 1: bend tor catalogue to ©. my head. shoulders snd arms; the skin would thicken | IN Every Evening. Weduesday and Saturday Matinees, | T#cturer on the Law of Bailments snd Domestic vb st corner of P st... A liinited number of pu- | town. Md. aud be red and very itchy and would crack and bleed BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, pode ging hs yf Ee a if scratched, After spending many hundreds of dol- ——— HON, H. 0, CLAUGHTON, ELD, be made at the school rooms daily from 10 t0 12 aun FINANCIAL. lars I was pronounced incurable, I heard of the CULI- Pr hg toe A EMILIE M. HALSTEAD, ——— CURA BEMEDIES, and after using two bottles and Criminal Law. se6-1m' 2001 Q st. nw. ACOMA, WASHINGTON wcossto vid «prea CUTICURA RESOLVENT I could see s change, and ii. GEORGE ISEMANN nouns cat be Placed bere wo ag to Fuld after I had taken four bottles I was almost cured ; and Professor of fie Law of ted aid Personal Property, TEACHES OF PIANO, PEL re CA when I bad used six bottles of CUTICURA Contracts, Negotiabi porations and ‘App: CHAS, 8. WHITMAN, Esq. on Patent Law and Practice, Late Sacto General of the Cation ir Gen Lecturer on the Law of Parinershipand Corporations HON. JOHN GOODE. LL.D., Lecturer on the Law of Crimes, HON. WESTEL WiLLouaupy, Late President of the Court of A) ‘Lecturer La Will resu Eos cm Studio 1008 10th st. LW. ‘ee7-1m* 138 Eee T's ig a yl ‘ud Prinary— Reopens Sepieuiber st. pw. Coach trom, orth’ tern teacher KESOLVENT and one box of CUTICURA, and one cake of CUTICURA SOAP, I was cured of the dreadful disease from which I had suffered for five years. I thought the disease would leave a very déep scar, but the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured it with- out any scars. I cannot express with a pen what I suffered before using the CUTICURA REMEDIES, ‘They saved my life, and I feel it my duty to recom- mend chem. My bairis restored as good as ever, and BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, cam _Cateen eet ak, Dem. ‘. > JNO. Jo ¥ common. LAC CORSON & MACARTNEY, GIOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. §. Ww, Bankers apd Dealers in Guverument Bonds Deposits. Exchange, Loans. ste Packangee ut ew Sork, Phulndelpin’ Sha Baltumore bought and sold tnade of investment securities, ‘haidreed, Gan, Losurence and Tete FAMILY SUPPLIES. SCHOOL, 1811 ELECT 8 BY JOSEPH AKTHUR. Intermediate and = School for both “The greatest scene of modern life.—Clement Scott in London “Telegraph.” _Next week—HALLEN & HARTin LATER ON, se23 nara TREATS scnsyivenie ave and 11th st a onday., Sentorbor 2h and duriu the week, the 4¥ MAMMOTH SPECIALTY and JOYCE CARROLL'S. BU. UE Con aatinces Montes Wea A day. Adinission at night 10,20, 30 and 50. cents, 20, 20 and cents, se23-6t* Festi gre soe spoken” No grammare: Sommon-nense, every-day, TRA) 1708 Lit. n.w., near ‘care. jw eS oe Suet dost Ace ae F Rigg JACESON H. RALSTON, LL.B, Lecturer on Practice and Judge ofthe Moot Court. ‘IRST THREE LESSONS Leaner iO ENG! only French ileal “Gos Se TE, PON TICKETS, god 3 iN E.C. as Sta and Sri ns BS also in BBinmerdiai Schock, 405 East G ‘TED A ot Cured isn GEO. ¥. oe au AND DENTAL DEP: eyes aie end cy Private ‘ie native M.D., ilu