Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORRCAST TILL BIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Marviand and Virginia. cooler, fair Friday and Saturday; warmer. fair on Sunday; north- erly winds, ‘Tux Parace Tea Stone.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company. 5C1 and 503 7th street Borthwest, 1620 14th street, 3104 M street, Georgetown; 225 stores in the United States. Pure goods sold only. Best granulated sugar, Scents per pound. Checks given with every 25 cents worth of tea or coffee. Handsome Presents given away with every pound of Thea Rectar tea or A. and P. baking powder. All Roos delivered free to any part Por the city. tuality our motto, Fresh goods received every other day, N. H. Bowsax, Manager. Tux Jonxsrox — Celebrated spring-leaf Diended tea, in de. package Jvuvs Layxsevron, Artistic Decorator, 13th and F sts., is now prepared to decorate buildings, interior or exterior, for the coming conclave of Knights @ handsome and artistic manner. Low pric Estimates furnished on short notice. Avoid the rush by placing your orders earl, Gray., 8c. Su all How Wrrow's, 509 9th street, 3 Ibs. oer steak, ‘Me. ; 3 Ibs. lard,25e.; 31bs. sugar-cured shoulder, 25e.: New York butter, 25c.; corned beef, 5c. good roast beef, Se. Pons Covxrur Viskoan axp Srices for pick- . W. « BL W. Orrurt. Faty asp WINTER Hats. Broadway aud Sth avenue silk hats, $5, $6. Youman's and other style Derbys, $2, $3, @4. Stetson’s best soft hats, $3, #5; others $1 to $2. Boys’ and youths’ school and dress hats. it. C. Lewis & Sox, 1421 New York avenue, Also full line underwear, neckwear, gloves. Sv@an—And you can get it, gran., 8c. : Susan House, 731 7th st. Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pacitie Tea company, 501 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and t northwest, Best granulated sugar, Scents, Full weight guaranteed to any ove buying tea or coffee from us. Gras., 8c. GextLexey’s axp Youts’s Hats, Compiete stock for the fall trade, Fresh supply of Isaac Smith's Fine silk umbrellas. B. H. Sriyexerz & Soys, 1237 Pa, ave. Svean House, 731-7. “IsTeRestIne.” Ture Farr’s advertisement on the fourth page © Avo Comptarnts when butter by going to Scnwsen’s, 328 Center mar- ket (the only piace where his butterine is sold), | and try a pound of the best butterine for 20c. Warranted not to get strong for one month or money refunded. . OxsTER, Successor to Geo. M. Oyster & Co., Deacer IN © Burier, cor. of Pa. ave. wnd 9th st. n.w. Bst. Wing, near Ith st., Center Market. louse, 731-7. Gray., 8c, Frsest axp ground by electric ‘nesuEst Corvezs in the city, power while you wait. Sugar at cost. Tux Jouxstos— Dry roast coffee. Any grocer. Tre New Sroxe or Jvutes Laxseuron, 13th and F streets, will be evening, and this tion of those desir ing the opening disp! id exhibition, The Great Atlantic and 501 and 503 7th street, hwest. Best granulated ; weight guaranteed to any one buying tea or coffee from us, ALL Dratens sell ( sell Osceola wa water. Ovn Ovenc ERcoaT Derantaent comprises every style, desigu and fabric. We Wirh tocall your special attention to our $10 fall-weight overcoat. E:semas Bros., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers aud Tailors, Datsx Osczota.—Every dealer sells Osceola water. Tue Patace Kixo Furnace gives heat all over the house. Hayward & son. lenty of atchin- Wasutxotoy Durssep Yxer, go to Jno. R. KEecty, Center market, 9th st. Wing, tomorrow. For Unie Actp use Osceola water. ‘Temrtar Coxctave Drconarioxs. See our | G. Corztann & Co., 409 Lith st LW. Osczora Waren prevent formation of uric acid ALL anz Invirep to inspect their improved methods of doing work. The rush still con- tinues at the Exrree Carver CLeas1: 601-025 Mass.ave. nw. Works, ‘Telephone 737 Sreciric for uric acid the Osceola water. Berore You Bvx your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices. Loxvox Cough Syrup; magic eroup remedy. 10c. Loox for white letters on windows, Osceola Water. Waew You arr Ovt Suorrixe ror Tue Bors drop in and take a look through our boys’ and children’s departinent. As large a stock or as fine assortment can be found nowhere. Child's suits from $2 up. suits from $4 up. Eisexay Bros., 7th and E. Boys’ and children’s department, 2d floor. Fou Baiout’s Disease use Osceola water. Exout-Pigce Aytiqcs Oak Suite, springs and Mattress, $29; 6-piece silk plush parlor suite, $45; 3-piece antique suit, $16. Carpets and oil cloths at lowest tigures. 8. K. Bzowy & Sox, 20th st. and Pa. ave. Osczors Water cures malaria, At all dealers. Sc “Hor” Croan! Hevaus! Delicious! Frag@ht! Bry Your Coat. Coke and Wood from Jony- scx Buoruyns, the leading firm in the Dis- ‘Wiet Powsarci Sepative—drink Osceola water. Tux Most Arrractive Prace ror Mex 4s our tailoring department. No one goes out without being pleased as to assortment, price and fit. See our suit to order, ug department, 2d floor, Dissetic Scrrznens use Usccola water, CITY AND DISTRICT CUNDENSED LOCALS. The National bicycle club has filed a certifi- ate of incorporation, with John H. Spencer, James Langhorn and 8. G. Alien, trustee: Hevry Pryor, arrested for robbery, is not Henry D. Pryor, ex-employe of the government Printing office. A peutivn for a writ of de lunaticoinquirendo @ to Nora Kelber has been filed. Catherine Doran, Thomas Craig and John Lewis have been adjudged by juries to be ipraue. George Bender, the man who created the disturbance at the Police Court yesterday and Assaulted Ofticer Harbin,was fined $20 by Judge Miler today. George Sanders, a colored man employed in the Center market, was in the Police Court this Morning charged with violating one of the health oe im the cold-storage rooms. ‘He was fined $10. -—-——__ Washington’s Next Monument. The large model for the Lafayette monu- ment, which the eminent French sculptors Fal- quiere and Morcie are making for the United States government, is approaching completion, and already produces a fine impression. The composition of the structure is very simple, at- THE EVENING STAR: YOUNG KEE’S SUICIDE.. He Had Formerly Been a Patient at the Government Insane Hospital. The body of the young man who committed suicide on the river flats near the causeway of the Long bridge, as ®ublished in yesterday's Sra, was taken to the morgue, where it was kept for identification, Although the body was found early in the morning it was late in the evening before it was ascertained that the de- ceased was William J, Kee, son of Mr, Thomas Kee of the third auditor's office, who lives at 94 D street southwest, The wound in the young man’s temple, together with the revolver in his band, was almost conclusive evidence of suicide. 4 HIS MIND AFFECTED. The unfortunate young man lived with his pareuts at their home on D street. Wednesday evening he left home and did not return. It is thought that he wandered down toward the river and killed himself about midnight. He was only twenty years of age. and about a year ago he was sent to the insane asylum, where he remained till about four months since, when he was released and enlisted ip the marine corps; but about a month since, in consequence of mental condition, be was discharged. He was - good spirits Wedaesday night when he left ome. The coroner this morning gave a certificate of death by suicide and turned the body over to the father. The remains of the unfortunate young man will be buried in Alexandria. —._—_ ILLEGAL LIQUOR TRAFFIC. Dealers Who Think a Fine Paid Author- izes a Year’s Violation of the Law. In another month the license year will-begin for liquor dealers who sell either by wholesale or retail. The last board of Commissioners decided that no such license would be issued to the proprietor of a house of ill-fame and put their ruling in force by declining to grant a license of any sort to the keeper of any such house. Soon after the beginning of the license year the police of the first precinct made a tour through the “Division,” aad the result was that about forty-five of the women had to come up and pay $5 in addition to the regular license tax of $100 for violation of the liquor luw. That, they seemed to think, was collected in the place of the regular license tax and that they could keep on selling till the license year expired without being molested by the police, A NEW CRUSADE, They have been conducting their business during the year withou: interruption until this week, when Lieut. Amiss’ officers started out to again collect from each house where liquor is sold $105, Warrants have been issued for a number of the proprietors and others will be issued during the next few days, Thus far such prosecution have been contined to the houses in the “Division,” and those fined com- plain that similur “offenders” on Maryland uvenue have not been made to pay for selling liquor. Some of the women arrested have ex- pressed a determination to fight in the courts the charge now being made against them, Should the same amount of money collected from this source nearly a year ago be collected this time, it will foot up nearly $10,000. This morning collaterals in three cases were forfeited in the Police Court. ieee National Guard Dress Parade. At the request of several prominent Knights Templar the dress parade of the District na- tional guard bas been postponed from October 2to Wednesday, October 9. This willingness on the part of Gen. Ordway to assist in enter- taining the thousands of visit@rs at that time is appreciated by the conclave committee. I[f the soldier boys make the creditable record that is expected the excellence of the District national guard will become known all over the country. —_—- The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Henry Barton, 82 years; James Garrity, 60 years; Robert B. Ferguson, 51 years; Jane Hunter, 86 years; John B. Tanner, 49 years; Etta Winter, 39 years; Grace Downey. 1 year; John F. Camalier, 6 months; ‘Teresa Murphy, 4 months; Mary Starke, 12 days; Anastasia Ryan, 4 months; Jno. H. Brown, lday. Colored—Danicl Chase, 53 years; Sarah J. Smith, 40 years; Betty Green, 16 years; William Wilson, 5 1 months. Real Estate | Matters. The Washington jockey club has bought for 3.000 of G. W. Barnes. lots 10 to 19, sub. of Fife and Fife, and Fife enlarged—part of the Hill driving park, extending trom the Easter n branch to near Bennings. 8. Kiniberly, trustee for Catherine Kimberly, has bought o: Daubrenet for $7,000, pt. 10, 8q. 247—14 feet 2 inches by 128 feet on 14th street between L street and Massachusetts ave- nue northwest, A Verny Pretty Wevpixe took place last night at Gay Street Baptist church, the con- tracting parties being Miss Reinsell and Mr. Richard Sebastian. Sreaine Currin Piates.—John Green, col- ored, was arrested yesterday by Detective Carter on a charge of stealing coffin plates from Mr. Gawler, the undertaker. A Missixe Womax.—Nelly Lawson, colored, iving with Mrs. Westervelt, at 3032 N street, | Sisepgoares on the 18th instant and nothing has since been heard from her. It is feared some ill bas betallen her. He Was Acquitrep.—Howard Peters, who was arrested a few days ago in Georgetown, charged with stealing ‘a piece of canvas valued at #6, was tried in the Police Court and promptly acquitied of the theft. TemPenaTURE anv Conprtioy oF WaTER at 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 60; condition, 5, Receiving reservoir—temperature, 65: con- dition at north counection, 25; condition at south connection, 33. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 65; condition at influent gate house, 25; condition at effluent gate house 23. High tide in the river today at 9:26 p.m. Low tide at 3:21 p.m. es ANACOSTIA. Sr.ven Hitt Toyrsamext.—Abouta thousand people were in attendance at the Silver Hill tournament yesterday afternoon and last nignt, a bundred or mere going from this village. B. we ser meme us orator of the day, Messra Heiskell, J. H. Reagan, James Hall ai T. B. Middleton as judges and Harry B. McKim as chief marshal,with Arthur B. Suit and Walt Simpson for aids. Fifteen knights entered the lists and the riding showed ions fol- lowing score: T. H. Bryan, Idlewild, Crosier, Just For the Fun, 2, 1, 3; _P son, All Fun and No Gm 0, 2; J. Monroe, Where is My Boy, 0, 3, 2; Kerby, I Love Her She Kuows, 0, 2,3; T. BR. Giddings, Suitland Boy: 0, 1, 1; J, Moster, Would if I Could, 3, 3, 2; Podget. Knight of the Night, 1, 1,0; E. Souter, Washington Boy, 0, 0, 0; H Cox, Maryland Boy, 1, 1. 3; E. Brooks, Golden Rod, 2. 2, 2; H. Naylor, Mt. Henry, 2, 0, 2; Lee Bowie, ‘Twilight, 1, 2; T. Grimes, ‘ern Before Last, 2, 0, 2; A. Beyer, Suow Flake, 0, 0,2. First prize, » saddle, was won by Would If Could; second prize, a bridle, by Idlewild; | third prize, a whip, by Golden Rod, and fourth prize, arobe, by Just For the Fun, Later another robe was offered as fifth prize, and the four knights, Where Is My Boy, Love Her She Knows, Twilight and Maryland Boy, who had each taken five rings, tilted off the ae giving the prize to Maryland Boy. A pa dancing pavilion — provided, where the young peopte danced till after midnight, but, as ening weather about ‘k drove paves peopie home, thy coronation was postponed till tonight at the same place. Tue Cuvroues of the village have accepted invitations to join in a union parca service at the M.E. church on the evenin; Ovtober 6, under the auspices of the W.C,T. ——__—_ Imvortayt Auction Satz.—Read Dowling’s advertisemeut in auction columps of an excep- tionally fine collection of household furnitare and objects of art, Louis XVI chairs. and an oil nuine Mu- Bisa: Snare Santa Fe Patt hed a ae LEESBURG’S ENERGETIC MAYOR. He Investigates a Murder Case and Comes to Washington to Capture a Suspect, Mayor Clagett of Leesburg, Va., believes in leaving no stone unturned in the investigation of a case involving a criminal charge, and not only does he send his officers out in quest of information, but he goes out himself and makes an arrest when necessary. Last month there wasacolored man killed within the-mayor's jurisdiction. In an alley in Leesburg are a number of small houses which were occupied ‘by negroes. On the night of the killing a pistol shot was heard and # negro ran from the alley. ‘When he reached the street he dropped dead. Susie Broakins, colored, occupied one of the houses and she and a colored man were arrested Seinen {ket Beodinns who is Susie usin, was also want ie me ‘was sup} Lester that he gg mga be the alle; accidental shoot The mayor received infor- alien that “Jack” had come to this city, Wednesday evening the mayor and a Leesburg officer came here in searchof him. All night long, with the assistance of Detective Carter ent Jos Broakins, they searched a number of alleys and finally, about 4 o'clock yesterday morning, they found “Jack” sleeping in a house in Naylor's alley. The young man was taken a custody and he returned to Leesburg with- out going through the legal form of a requisi- tion. He is confident that the result of the investigation will be favorable to him, ERE. OO EF OA ¥, AA Boy A EE “od ¥ &4 BRA OK Wo NNN Pe oA ES TRY 9% Be A PH EEE Boo Baas “4 BK B MN ‘ada WoW ow pp Pe SO www BD Eo RE, O38 We BOB ¥ oo OW “W" Doo kee EOE T 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-test, short-weisht alum or phosphate powder, Sold only incans, BoxaL Baking Powpex Co,, 106 Wall street, N.X. Jol2-m,tutbas **Tiep Buasys Hasos* ‘To prevent its scratching its burning, itching, bleed- ing, scaly skiu or scalp. How often have we heard this pitiful story! Terrible as is the suffering of these little ones, yet Curicura affords instant and grateful relief, aud in every case tends to a speedy and eco- uomieal cure. This will be glad news to many a heart- broken mother. 7 sala ate Crorn LAIDS, and a af feed all pure fiue wool, SPECIAL Cast Baa GALN, KOYAL FRENCH SERGE, extra wise double width re, Black included, real ie all pure ASH bergat Keat F THE LOOM, excellent quality Bleached Cotton, ous ide, reduced CASH price B¢c. ee MERE PLAIDS. The very latent style, ele- gant, Dress Goods extra wide double widi th, all pure fine Ervuch wool SH bargain, 98e, VALUABLE PRESENT for Cash Customers, Select cue of tue iollowing presenta with & mikes vations Stars Haltdoesn Dasgasie Napelua worth 75 cts.; a wen Fine a Wor! a Pair of ailk Embroidered Coreste: Voc." “ RTEDS Caab stor SPAC. A NQ CREDIT.» Sut iheve ie vaey lowest Prices foi STP SEANKE TS! pov WiiTE WOOL BLANKEES, extra heavy, DOUBLE WHITE Mite BLANKETS, largesiae, extra heavy. 2.50, pars ee Biadk Stan SILKS, CASH vAVY GKOS GHAIN BLA auality, CASH SATREN COMFUITS lerge clegant ue its ealtent sexs Sins ULIUS a Heteatlan GRAND OPENING THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 27 and 28, Are the opening days of our new Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery House, situated at the corner of 18th and F streets, ‘There will be displayed, in each and every Depart- ment, the latest Fai) aud Winter Novelties, aud among the thousands of styles purchasers will be sure to find what they may require to satisfy their taste’and means, ‘The greatest care and study was bestowed by our buyers in the selection of their respective stocks, ON THE FIRST FLOOR. To meet the prevailing taste for Artistic Interior decorations, we offer an assortment of fabrics from the most noted European looms and art centers, many of which are duplicates of exhibits now st the Paris Ex- position, ON OUR SECOND FLOOR Will be displayed sfull line of Smyrna Rugs in all sizes, Wilton Rugs, Bagdad Rugs, Extra Super Car- petings., One hundred and fifty patterns of carpetings will be shown ou this floor. ON THE THIRD FLOOR Will be found the highest grades of Carpets, which as au art exhibit is well worth » visit Included in this display are the richest and most costly specimens secured by the head of this Depart- ‘ment from the foreign and domestic manufactories, Axminsters, Wiltons and Moquettes in profusion and endless designs, Body Brussels in latest effects, ON OUR FOURTH FLOOR We will display a full line of Parlor Suits, Artistic Rockers, Cabincts, Pier and Mantel Glasses, with » magnificent array of smaller articles suitable to en- hance the beauty of the parlor. FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH FLOORS. and mscellaneous Furniture, We offer # cordial invitation to all interested in house furnishings to inspect the many novelties com- WASHINGTON. D. C., cures, “TI was run down from close application to Sold by all druggiste, $1; six for $5. Prepared only by G I. HOOD & Co.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITY ITEMS. ane House Keepers, Attention! Read! Read! This is to your interest, We can save you money. We sell the finést and freshest Coffees. We sell Mocha and Java Coffee 30c, We sell Sugars at first cost. We sell Choicest Dairy Butter 250. Ih, We sell delicious Graces 85c. basket. We sell full Cream Cheese 150, Ib. Me sell best Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard, We sell Price's Baking Powder mal uarantee it, We will give you a useful Cook We sell “‘Sun-Rise Chop” Tea 50c. deb: We guarantee it best 50c. Tea in the world, We sell the finest Creamery Butter. We sell excellent Claret 25c. bottle. We sell Fine Sweet Potatoes 35c. peck. We sell Duffy’s Mait Whisky 80c. bottie. We sell Fresh Boston Crackers 10c, lb. We sell the best 10c. Cake of Toilet Soap, We sell very fine Sherry Wine 50c. pint, Do not forget, Sugars at cost, We sell Irish Potatoes 85c. bushel. We sell English Breatfast Tea. We sell Speer’s Pure Port Wine 85¢. bottle. We sell best 40c. Tea in the city. We sell Old Rye Whisky 75c. qt. We want you to cut this out and save it for your order firstof month, and save money. Bugars at cost, ie are live grocery men. M. & P, ’, Mrrzozr, 417 7th nw. Beare d'you ca can get it, gran., 8c. Svoar House, 731 7th st, Tomorrow’s ind List of splendid values offered only by 8, W. AUGEN- STEIN, 817, 819 and 821 7th st. n.w.: Decorated China Bone Dishes, 7c.; Square Brass Bird Cages, 72¢., 97c. $1.08; Smyrna Rags, 52c.; 26x52 Best Quality Smyrna Rugs, $2.48, worth 85; 30x60 Rugs, $2.97, worth $6; 36x72 Ru; 4 85:1 19, worth €8 3¢ doz, Silver Plated Spoons, 83c.; 3¢ doz. Forks or Table Spoons * match, 67c.; 3 Large Brooms, 19c.; Decorated Dimer Sets, latest importation, an entirely new pattern, $11.98, worth $20; Hatchets, 2c 34 doz, Decorated ‘China Fruit Saucers, re 4 doz. Knives and Forks, 54c.; 3-ft. Step Lad- see Aft, 86c.; 6-£., 97e.; 2 Boxes Tooth Picks, 5¢.; Colored’ Glass Gas Globes, 14 Decorated’ Chamber Sets, $2.98, worth @6; French China Decorated’ Tea Sets, 56 pcs. $7.86, worth $15; Sheet Iron Bread ‘Pans. 7, 9 and lle. each; 34 doz. Goblets and 1 Waiter, 27c.: 6x8 Gold Picture Frames, 13c, 1% For Bargains in China and Crockery and House Furnishings of every description 8, to ‘Tue Casa Haut, 7127 712 ith st. Rew. We've Got ’em! Ifever we had a full and fine line of Neck- wear, we've gotitnow. All the newest es in Puffs, Knots aud Four-in-Hands are foun our 50c, line, Faaxc, Ove Price, it Cor. 7th and D, A Few of Our Great “Leaders.” Hundreds of you have seen and tested these goods and know their merits, but to you who ave not we confidently assert that you have neyer seen their equal. ke Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Button, warranted as solid as any $2 shoe. Our Price $1.26. Ladies’ Better Grade Dongola and Pebble Goat Button €1.50. Worth every penny of Ladies’ Glove-fitting Soft Dongola Button, — Ato E, $2. The same as sold elsewhere a Ladies’ Patent Tipped Waukenphast Button, @ marvel of Fit and Beauty, $2, ies’ Hand-sewed Elegantly-finished (Agee Dongola Button, worth #4. Our Price 75. Ladies’ Fine Spring Heel Button, all sizes and widths, 1.90. Gents’ Solid Leather Neat Shoes $1.25. Gents’ Fine Calf Dreas Shoes, soft Dongola a an@ Warranted Throughout. Our Price Gents’ Strictly Hend-made Fine Calf Dress Shoes, medium, wide and narrow toes, $3. A shoe that wiil wear as good as any $5 shoe that’s made, Tux Sranpanp Sgox Hovse, it 824 7th st. nw. en that $15 Sult. Go. Srransy, 434 ‘7th st it oe 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual Bat American Hat Co.'s Fail Styles Fine erbys, in large, small and Dunlap’ shapes, 9c. ‘to $1.50. Best Hat made, $2. 209 Pa. ave., op. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures, One price. 8e27-f,2,1, w, St Gran., 8c. 1t* Unusual Bargains Tomorrow at Hot- Lanben’s. $17 Decorated Dinner Set, 114 pes., $12.98; €13 Deccrated Dinner Set, $9.98; $32 Beautiful Decorated China Dinner bet, $22.50: 9 Gold-band French China Tea Se’ 5.98; $9 -! : $4.50 | Tea Set, $3.25; 18. Beautiful Chinese Bowls, 123¢c.; 20c. Laced White Fruit Bowls, 12c.; Wc, Heavy Cut Tumblers, 330. 34 doz.; an Excellent 70c. Clear Goblet at 24c. doz. ; same with band, 30c. 3¢ doz,; Large Majolica Cuspidors at 27c.; 65¢. Handled and Engraved Claret Jugs, 23c.; Handsome Deco- teted China Mugs, 9c.; Best English Stone pe ina Cups and Saucers, 40c. a vet; 50c. Gal- ed Slop Pails, 35c.; 55c. Heavy ‘Lin Hotel Blop Jars, 39¢.; Rogers Al Plated Tea Spoons, 99c.; Rogers’ Al Plated Table Spoons, $1.98: Table Forks, $1.98 a }¢ doz.; $1.29 Knives and Forks, double bolsters, 85c.'a sc, At H. Hox pas agt., 408 7th 1 Fine Old Rye Whis! jal- on &P. Merzonny 4177 ae ie .W, Fine Table Bu ter. isha Sharpless and Four Leaf Clover, Fancy Creamery, in 5 and 8 Ib. boxes, and all other grades of fresh butver, Jas. F. Oyster, 900 Pa. ave. and 9th st. wing, Center Market, se27-f4m3m Japanned Chamber Pails, lic.; $20 Dec- orated Dinng Sets, $11.93, at Curxa Haut, 712 ‘Tth st. nw. ate The Palace Tea Store. Be Careful What You Drink. Use Only Pure Articles, Beware of the Vile Mixtures that are sold for Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder, They are aengscens and detrimental to health— Buy Direct tre art i Hands and Get Goods. We don’t sive the Pore le of Cheap Goods, more especially for Artic! 8 of Food, The Medium or Bess Grades are the Cheapest, i Best Granulated Sugar, 8 cents, in 10 1b. lots eu to any one buying tea or coff coffee from ston baat gave oe 20 A 30 oat by buy- our rest ‘ces, Sugars, owdel Condensed Milk, &c., trom 2 Tue Guzar pees axb Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st. pa ena Lenghatg in the United States, rs, Teas and Coffees ote sreaesk ith 25 cents’ worth 'e give.cl with ever; cent of Tea, fee and Ponder and Milk, We make a specialty of Tea and Coffee, and tee to furnish you with better Coffee and than can be obtained elsewhere for the Mochs’ Coffee ut oe. pound, also our fine ‘Teas at 40c., begs Git. aad'¢l per pound per ightfal drake Sized Ten at 60 le t Boe. Our own ae gn | M pound will equal 23 pound Ton fo be'had elsewhera, wa ig eed Mushroom tention. Gir call and be convinced, ive us a ae SDomentc Sowing Machine otic, Rabie ee's fo ‘Mer Sa ei weigh pen he oh ‘Satta ‘Tes oF one bu) or weight = any 2.37 Saxony Wool German Hand-knitJackets at Auer! Pa, 1th, AE Bowjng Machen ss and Guns, Revolvers, &c., ‘et Aucti oD. Parker, W. Richards and Saxton best makes. 803 Market Weaocms commencing Saturday, Sep- tember 14, 10:30 a.m. and 7 a7 p.m selt-12t Look at tt This.—1 —The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tes ‘Co. 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and En.w. Best Granulated Sugar, Scents, Fall weight teed to any one buying Tea or lee from us 7 ene et 21,27 Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! ____ EDUCATIONAL. ARANTEE TO TEACH FREN AND GERMAN Gi in New ‘fu Method Six Months by with. out any tedious nt; Prench by & une aay ot Pari: + ne ee27-O0" MADAME HOFFELDT nas RESUMED INgTRUC- a Music: thorotctly sommrerest to touche Oy peer an : f ar d fluent ‘conversation. pure German. “iy ean ish and Italian at 620 T si, nw. ISSES POLLOCK AND EI Mi Litt tothe soger Mae. ave School, Primary and Grammar Departments, Rinder- ee ‘Froebel system), reopened September 18; un- Nermal Training Class for se: tional references; Teac Natio8 ACADEMY OF FINE j ARTS. $04 EST. pest aad best Drawing Mra. TMOW: ROBINSON MOR- hee Tha aa vet juedals and studied 15 years in Europe. Portraits iu chatcoal, crayom, on solar Postel, water and ofl colors, toonder from &8 10 a Studios open every day ahd W y even- Gall und wee the wonderful progress of students, 98h WO GREAT ee ‘¥N couencrar. COLLEG! L-PRACHicAL BUSINESS: BOUREEEPING ys EDUCATIONAL COURS! eae re institution has « national a for ews and completeness. Halle 100. fect i Segplintedtted sPerieor seat Srrancemeuts, No person need apply who obje: ough instruction. Pupils may end for catelogue containiue Lite of erudion and highest referencesin the United address JHE MARTIN COLLEGE: 313 6th st. Leben base » D.C. pA:B athe ‘shidies of the Commercial College are in connected with the well-known Martyn College of Blocution end” Oratory, Forty-eight page illus. trated som a ee eee ree, se25 SOLO VIOLINIST AND. “TEACHER, Hill receive pupils for Instruction atter Gcrgher 1 st Tesidence. 12 7 Oth st. uw, a DANIEL ture. Y ov '@ AND z- AGE! cated Ine Practical a Pursuits of Life, Business D MENARD 01 ner for the Business urees, ‘Book teeplog. Sen auunuely, Correapoaence, Com ais, Cone e Lesions etd Conuuercisi ‘Lessons, Gramuuar, Rbet- uuahip, arithinetie, Algebra. History, and ie ee Worden courses iti Accountancy, Shox- sve. wetting: aud Telegraphy. New building, no furniture, steam aud other modern con- venienpes. Send for Former a (while with ala oie ‘and the lic ~~ in- fed to LLEGE OF CoM MEfcE, doo'r stn es sugasm IkST THREE LESSONS F pr Rvening, st Beginners’ ures si $90 std as oelotk, G sober. See Aunusemtcnts os $180, $25 FES SETRERSD Putas 1008, wood Institu sex Courordvie ex Eurat‘clays lustructore: all branches fougu it; Kod ime foe. tt ae Boye. "Ts SHORT. ‘MED Mee iow aE UNIVERSITY, Ht berwocn fan and 16th sts. ‘first session of on medical college will ie day, September be fptrogactory pn moc will be delivered at 8 ‘p-. by Dr. P. J. Murp! fessor of obstetrics aud sur- Zou in cliarge of Columbia Hospital for Women and ing-it- Asylum. “The public is c x further part - OL MicHtben, x. D., Dean, 5 Vermont ave. SSeS BUSINESS ‘Corn ___ EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. GykoRszows UNIVERSITY: —SCHOOLOFLAW D.. vatsTts! wOnTHIN TO! pm a, LL ‘STUSS. iN, 4 pay ae Cor District of ¢ (Some tone Oo District hi rend siigoinia- Lecturer age Low Sueding, Hult Jurepew sosprath Tiki, Lu. WILLIAM F MATTINGLY, & Lecturer on the Law of aan ue rae ESPASETOS Lp. w of Partnership, Corporatio oxoute HES CD AVS ATL Lecturer on the (Aasistant Astorney of the District sociate Professor of of Practioe. Suage of Moot Sd Testamentary Law —E, < a Court a ——— Gireutt Court: Prop PobOuG HAMILTON, ‘of Appeals CHA ae — ANDKEW OC BEADLEL act MakiiS Ft Mane exercises of the school will be resumed th the | | Introductory lecture anil sunounoeneuts for the em- Darvesetey Leona bolh teceisoets ooctee at EM en Sater Wis Law building, cor, Ott aed F eenees at Sor joa MEDRESDAL OCH. Sit Gorton g, | Rurbmenyon WEONESDAL Sctsinr Eat — mi, when t 5 ie cordially inv tend ani introductory eddresses Schivered Sy the | - Thelieary, nrgely iucrsemed’ ana titet poeubers of the my ure courses bok uh building w Seas eos ee am to bp tly, Sundays excepted, to at) doute and alumni of the school. cates The secretary can be seen at the Law build ok | Tucedays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 7-30 to 3:30 p.m, for tutorn Ok, erol lent, ae. ‘ary, to wich. additions are annual! made, will be oven daily for study or research from 1 O'clock'a. tu. to {0 o'clock pn, With s brief interme igi in the afternoon. ‘he Rewistrar will Le daily at the University from | Circulars ree of study. terme, &o...can be Otelzocer am. and from 4 to 6 o'clock pan. w | obtained lores of W. enrull studeuts, answer inquiries, te. | Street vorthwest.and Loudermiik & Co 1 wiving information the schoo! | porthwest. and at W. 5S. Thompson's drug store mag bo tenined concerning fod at the book stores of William fi, Mor- abtained wok stones of Be Abu street “herthwist, or ob application, personaly at now. Wi wdermtik & Co., | or by letter, to the andersign: i u.w; Williams Ballantyne & Sou. $28 eh SM. VEATMAN, ai the Office of Messrs. Fitch,Fox,and __se0-1m __Secrvtary snd Treasurer, Tipe SE Ne RY. JAMES & WELLING, Pres KR PAUL ¥ MIELSCH, = VIOLONCELLO, T TANO AND TRRORY. ATIONAL MEDICAL. COLLEGE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Femoved to 11211 _se5 Amn axD Mo"? vexso aan DENTAL DEPARTMENT or Tas 1100, 1104, 2206, 1116 M st. and 2128 21th st bissoeyiqamaien feeiechdgersesie | BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La pe strty-siguth Annual Course of Medical Lectures and the vurwe Wi ‘on Mon - . tober 7. at 8 mm. Ls wath, the Usual i Tutroductary exer en AED RATER ONE cases. 1h tip to Dr A: |. Pifteenth year opens for reristration and classifice For circulars of Feit doumetienta ply to Dr. AF of Boarding Puptie Weal . October 2; Dag ton D-C. Telophove, 88S. Paice on conoons <i! SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE Columbian: ap OCTOBLE 1 Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate admits to Vassar, Smith aud Wellesley Colleges. For further information apply to the Principal, Courses uf Ca Has taht ANG % ENGI. | _se4-2 ELIZABETH J SOMERS. _ ERING, MINEM ALG resics, CHUSIBT. HAUWARD GRADUATE Desikes PUPILS fom Btolv Selock Gute arte nal eee se ee ning address will be delivered by Pro ia en eA EET NaN a, ‘ope eli i SO texto ~——4 by Brot. F-| sed-3m At Sander & Stajtuan’s, O88 Ca Yersity Hall on TUESDAY. October 1. at 8 o'clock LNEY INSTITUTE Seject School for Loung Ladies and Little Girls, $122 F at., West Washington. Meopems October 1, Isb0. “Principals, the Mises Dorsits se3-Lus* ORWOOD INSTITUTE, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, AND 12]4 147TH STKERT A SELECT BOAKDING and DAY SCHOOL. h grade for YOUNG LADIES an TLE GIRLS. Fuyus prepared to emter the highest. aoe of One college, Special tactlities tor welected ‘ovens Mouday, Septauber 30, at 8 glock « “ogee "Ege SOE ET FRISTOR ELD, Dean. HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE CORCO- ran Scientific School opens October 1. The classes, ich meet in the evening, are open to both sexes For iniormation about te Sourses io Gane t T at Uc Geometry and Calculus, a iy te He ke Wis HODGKINS. Professor ot Mathenmution: a LAW DE DEPARTMENT oF. THE EQWARD | niversity will open Oct 1889, ot 6) osleek Bans 7 tite room 420 Stat nw, a Hi, SMITH, Secretary. esa the Princirale, > — and MRS. we. Dv. CABELL. = 11708 TREES cars 1708 29 FTEENTH ST, oo SOLLIERE 8c POR Bo: 122 WASHINGTOS, D 1223 Oct. 1— Boye Prepared fo Tor Georgets wen College #5-1m°| The Misses Kerr's School for Youne Ladies aud USINESS, SCHOOL. — EVENING, SESSIONS | Little Children. Fall Term begins Sept. 25, Four ing Uctober 1, carding Pupils taken. eet Ae ¥ = Same Se ae Sew ore tren. Ger. | RHE MISSES TIPFEYS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS mah, Mathemctice "Bookkenptng, ” Steuorrayt and Little Boys reopeus September 18, 1SNw. ‘Ben Pitman), Light-line and Typewrit- For circulars and further information apjly at aes Corcoran street. oe ERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. 005 REOPENS MoxDay. SEPTEMBER 9. W KUEKSCHNEK, Principal a ‘HENRY Vina acber of Piano and Theory Office hours, 10-12 o'clock. Studie, SOD Lith «t, Will resume ieswous on Monday, Sept. Y.8e7-Lin® 4 “Prsvnowes of the school free to members of the ssso- eel 2-Sm Piocution, ie Oratorical and Dramatic ac en) Br at rare 13th st. uw. Tz Cevazs. p= ‘ABD 0. TOW! sag BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL YOUNG sTON. Cates aR SES ant __ OUT OF WASHINGTON. ‘eal REOPENS OCTOBER 1, 1889. re ae _u31-3m MISS EARLE, 1916 35th st. riots Ri SCHOOL—DRAWING. 1 FateTing CHAR: Miss Menner ©. Whest, Petncipel iioaies ise rout = mie af donee : Fourth Session Opens Sept. 11, 1580. Place: between 8 ard'T school is situated on the #I {mmediately 0 oS ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPIT, = oan’ Valley ratiroud in the 1 bs) Ree yen Pg eS ful part of the valley of Virgin 11 te revue pens opday, 2. Academic co to parca 0 oe at be pc a Reece Mf sdureuce: | hourly supervision of their deugiters educate, Prenat rp claggee shor | Special attention) faim, ental ches, Music deal traiminw of youl So not stiending | tscomplete. Instrumental music » specialty. Sowing, Geneeat Terme: Board with Tuition ip Euglish, Latin, Si | aes French, aud Instrumental Music, @1 76. For circulars apy © the Prin a3 Wenger: CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE, | peckiiit Sattoner, Lali fat nme. meso CesnEns & SCHOOL POR GIRLS. | ‘Hull, & matles trou Wi pnd healthy. Fx AINE ARTES a ax | AXD M MAN'S cypeiera x NORMAL ‘TRAINING NG CLASS, Ww south of Dupont circle, ‘ashington. Serve ot expat Ringvox, + Alexandria, Va, Fituation enced teacl Be HOOL, WEST END. 8. W. KELLY, London Medalist, Principal. Schoo! ot Hones ‘Septem! ber 19,8 1013 bir st. he” Fevers TNSHTUTE Fok X YOUNG LADIES, piokens 20th scomion Sept 12 TSeh. Rituated tn the wont region of V tulles from Washington om the Richimend apd \paniaile KK. For catalogue, ad- < INDEEGARTEN. K Gin TATTCHELL'S KINDERGARTEN ‘Will 9 “TOBER 1, bet. = ay KRUTZSCH WILL oe oe LEs- x a Piano Playing after October 1. Aaerese. cure METZEROTT & ee ae: 1110 F st. nw. Hi RTHAND, REVOLUTIONIZED $ PHONOGRAPHY. Hmmplest, rapids tost legible “Acquired in sixteen $isy osagne. | ProSciency in from two to three months Ds day’ or eveuing. wr ght free. Citssee forting. “Business amen furnished with cous: Letent asnistante, Send oF call for panuphies. Gress Head School of phy, 92 ¥ 3. MULVEY, Principal.” Wert: HRAINED TE for Civil AR ceptotnr Coty PRE- rrtitne gay giid eve en: ist of St. Mat- Piano, Organ and ue se20-1in' = aU Lia WIpDow ABU She) Piano, 1111 8st Repectal see be ae erate to bewtnnese ‘euch attention sel = [ores NEEACHER ¢ ee BAxso, Instruction poe: from 4 Address 3425 se19-1m erateqaete PUPILS BY A LADY WHO has made the justrameut a Specialty : two tessons © week, $5 8 mouth. Call at 150 ‘Vermont ave. AND YOUNG NEAR, Asa 8619-20" Si “GLOHGES Hatt. is BOYS eoows: ayes. SO kt Principal. “Send tor ci aber ut OF PIANO AND VIOLIN, 312 Ist ow. AND se17-1m* Te INGALLS KING, onGan. FIAN st niwey BtoB daily residence, S00 Mase, Dat. ne. N ‘ATIONAL UNIVERSITY—LAW scB0or. FACULTY: HON. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, LL, Lato Justice of the Supreme Court of ‘the District of PUESIDENT. Sustiog or tlie Supreme Court of the Untied Bates, the Supreme Cour “professor of Constitutional Law: HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LLD., Lecturer on the Juriadliction of the Federal Courts, JAS, SCHOCLER, Esa, Lecturer on the Law of Builéuts and Domestic og pip. nity, Torta, EUGENE ¢ CAROSt Protessor of the Law ae 22 Couttacts, Neyotiable Lustrumeste Gee ‘and Applied Evidence. HAS. S. WHITMAN, Esq. Lectuser on Pawat Law abd Practice, HON. SAMUEL ¥. PHILLIPS, Late Soliciior General of the Uutied States, Lecturer on the Law of Partueralipand HON. JOHN GOODE, L1.D.., Lecturer ou oe. Late og TENE ‘Appesis of Virginia, ‘Lecturer on the Law of Real Property. JACKSON H. RALSTON, Lecturer ot Prete i Yaa of oe sober ak Pr deee ew wo f. N.W., WI annoubcement Text Bouks and 'Divesta, ke Sundays) th nS at to vitae um, to 10 pain. y (except Sundays) from jugive use of the Catalogues cun ve had at ry EUGENE, andon application to EUGENE D md BUSENE {NREL cog. Bocretary rs F st. ow. y, 1008 ¥ st. nw. selG-2w ew Mie deter me SC ae ds itil berofpiylle wean eer 1 tog sant Orga "Bees memn mer. aw dress GEO. G. BUTLER, AM. Principal jyh-0oltt \OLUM BIA. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 ave. primary and ad- QUA, HOLLY (X. 4) ACADEMA FOR Boy jPheroueh instruct ‘Near 2k Mealthral velicus, ome! she Om WIN HART ing 28 20522 ona Late of New England Conservatury of Mi 2 TE ton. = HALL—A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL TS for Children at Forest Glen, Mu: C Mad Eo | eons eis isiha uct Tonk hom, itsh ahd other brauches ae ty Kinder. for young « A PiEN Tas, # Claemcal sng Mathematical School for Young | Fufseh {oF - Sent and Soom | - Jet Begins ie thirty-sighth year MONDAY, Septem; | 5 Nia No Yinpson FEMALE : oem Cu Separate Perrys fot Marvard Tale Princeton, Johns, Hep. Wy AE a departineste "erty musics FRU peastne Sorentige Schools, United States. Si Naval Se Beytamber 18. Adasces Jey A fcedemies, and toe Busibean Fr Youna,°* re Presidentor Prot, Ei. NORMAN. Prince Oa15-3n Prion. Business College, New Windsor. Ma. wa6-Zin pADAME A. PELE (FROM PARIS), BAPE, PLEASANT HOME ANP SCHOOL re 1129 17th st. nw. i .d French if uidren, lar COUFSE af it desirea. Saat allamae Senos egrets all eapeusen: ‘Address Aire caves =—— * eee” | Wace ME Signet. GNCU:-E, Richland, Btaflord county, Va. Nebotl tor Girie and Bove B 420 | Bock, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS KE-OPENS 20u , corn = training mn - pils between the ages of ve snd fourtess will Gee | pees butler per itmlted: ard, henith earetuily ortended to. Sotmnde sf the schoel roe Sal if * Welch dandy Spring. Ma.” jy 1-3 from | (Yelo), a seb aie aiaTEAD. EE MAK oe 4 te MURIC AND ARE X GEORGE TSEMANN pend forreatalogue to TP RSEDY. Pree, Wagers wat ZEAGHER OF EIANO, town, Md_ ye-tn _ Studio 1008 10th st. aw. ‘ee7-1m* WSs, Somarrs scHoor—xinpencantes |"I'ne Sex Curares, 7, Reopens September $0 st 401 dd haa on from northwestern section, teacher - moon ome K pan: ulation and Speec! “THE REFLECTS: taught the Deaf et. jae A ** Ei*ponouso 18 THE ABT OF ALL ARTS If we can CREATE in the bearts and minds of men ‘complete without ihe | n2kitty continent & wise confience, it MEFLECTS credit upon ourvelVvesand rede unde to the «reat mut advantage of wers until ‘all who “read. ‘k and inward; i this Art develops them."—-Salvine macuimees our ways apd means of tn "ues in the ines F ELOCUTION AND| world. inorder to this WEALTHY state ORATORY, ome of affairs. we — fe piain rut — 313 6th st Reopens OCTO! 2. Pupils a suru cit ronilon any time after Septet ber 1 thereby beget » Wise Confidence in as Well-known College Las de Professional taleut ip this coustey Up tie aesot | MEN'S OVERCOATS. SRADUATING. COURTS bet. to CREE | 95.87, $6.75, 87.50, 87.75, 88.75, 69.75, €10.75, ITs. 5a in Orstory; 3d, | $7.50, $8.75, €9.50, 89.75, $10.60, 811.75. T Certificatesawarded MEN'S PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. Forty-eight pase c catsloru fr adios we 912.25, @15.50, €15.75, 817.40, €20.50. NDS’ SELECT SC! HOOL, 1811 I ST. N.W.— BOYS’ SUITS. unary, Li will School for bot " axes Seventh yosr i oe 25 with conve ‘Sizes 14 to 18 years—Coat, Vest and Long Panta, ibe teachel mppnyiny seruetlon un Eee, - aa “Eaves 04.50, 85, 85.50, 86, £6.50, #7, €7.25, 87.75. j = . ag monn; ia CHILDREN'S SUITS. rat trail a tal ads pile : sud to thowe irvine for rae 7 tealisthenic’ dei Sizes 4 to 14 yeare—Jackets and Short Pauis, fodke and pipe: “ana cl soiaratae: ence | 91, €2.50, $3.25, 83.87, @4.12, 64.25, 94.50, os sfacyed and no wayguse extrs charge. The building MEN'S PANTALOONB. der the light heat, ven od bee E 2.75, 82.7 feet ‘Onin bee iOnee ee Higa di ie. €1.25, $1.50, €1.75, $2.50, $2.75, 82.78, €3.12, £3.50 ELL, Principal. a, a. stock ie aed Np ein Bua BUsr ae Gycune Rone ey 5 ~ i a4 vat Correanentignce, Ben u ee Hi. Seuicr Arithmetic, Book-Keoying aid’ Bathing, oa wGinsce ni ae ey Tyewriin Elocution aud VicToR E. ADLER'S EN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR eusy terms hie- pens Bert 2. Ca pete -m. WOOD'S ASHINGTON Sacitans MU! Wwe Bihan TORY OF BIC, st. Plans Organ ¥. Fis Gon 927 and 929 7th at. m. advantages, O. B. Director. ater CADEMY OF THE AS Filia Fos See ‘cducston pupils in mw ie heer eke and drawing, and fancy. | naangeesniece yeaa: 17th st, 21626 Messachusctte ave. and 1623 ees eos