Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1889, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. YORFCAST TILL RIGHT A.M. FRIDAY, For the District of Columbia, Maryland, eastern Penusylvania, Delaware. and New Jersey, fair: oe In the weather makes heavier underwear a necessity. It will pey you to look over our line. Our white merino shirt and our extra heavy camel's hair at 4c. will surprise you, Feanc, Oxe Paice, Cor. 7th and D sts, Srrexprp Grasses, $1. $1. Hewrren's, cor, 434. Go to C. Exogt’s Sons for Brussels sprouts, fresh mushrooms, hot house radishes, hot house cucumbers and ton headed lettuce. C. Exoxt's Sons. 500 Center market (th street Wing). Marketing delivered. Telephone con- nection, Tur Ontore, $22 7th st. n.w. and 1610 Mth 6t. n.w., will be closed Saturday until 6 p.m. 8vear Hor: Gras 731-7 bw. Ir You Waxr your icecream delivered on time and in good condition order it of Frank Fossenn, 1702 Pennsylvania avenue, Telephone No. 733+ Corre. Corres. Corrre. Wholesaie rates to — and dining rooms. Curva axv Javay Tea Co., 731 7th. For Uric Acip Exout-Prece ANtIQug Oak Sctre, springs and woven Wire mattresses, 53; 6- suite, $39 Carpets and oil tigures. 8S. K. Browx Powrnrcn Sxpative—drin! Osceola water. use Osceola water. 20th st. and Pa, ave. Coarrse.—Do you ever have headache? If 80, take the coaline headache powders, they are made at Buffalo and are guaranteed to cure any case. ‘Tuke them home to your family. sk your druggist for them, Great Cars xD > JAraN Tea Co.—Coffee roasted daily. 1 7th street. Er © Motas axp Beas. Naptherine does it, Clean your carp. Chace’s seam p: id, ering a specialty. ining City Post Onlice. an!—The daddy of the ugar stores—gran..%c. Sugar House, 731-7. Oscrora Waren cures Atall dealers. Tae Onrore, $22 7th st. ow. and 1610 14th at. n.w., will be until 6 p.m. Tue Ceceznarepy Crows Toorn Bevsa, with . Maury’s improvement, guaranteed and sold G. G. C. Sistas, corucr 1ith street and New ork avenue. by For Barcut's Disxase use Osceola water. Svoan.—Where yu get it. Scvoan House, 731-7 nw. > inspect their improved hi still con- s1xG@ Wouks, Aut Dearers cell Osceola water. Larest Srvtes of men’s felt derbys, $1.50 gud $2; extra value. T, Lewis, 435 7th st. Daink Osckoua.—Every dealer sells Osceola Water. be “Hor” Cicar! Haven: Tar Jom Increased ¢ the grocers’ coffee tra ory (31-7 Dew. Brrore You Bui your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hiocke’s stock aud get his prices, Svoar Hovse.— Srrcaric for uric acid the Osceola water. Tremrrar Coxcave Drconatioss. See our bunting di: stall and holder; 50.000 on hand. Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G. Corgzaxn & Co., 409 Lith bt nw. Oscxoxs Warez prevent formation of uric acid Bey Your Cust. Coke and Wood from Jous- aan Unorenas; the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Loox for white letters on windows, Osccola ‘water. Tue Jouxstoy. tender picking: in kages. ture contaimed im resi N street northwest. expense and is of the ending purchasers will at my office for a card of admittance. Txomas Dowitxe ith and Pa.ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. An interesting talk aby the great Sunday id in London and generally will Jas. T. Garber, D. . Brett, have tiled a cer- tion. |. W. Kent emphatically denics that he @rove his family out of the house, for which a Warrant Was sworn out a im a dey ‘¥ or 80 ros He claims that his voluutarily e house fo! scent meeting two uew members wer, ceived. abia lodge. No. admitted and one application re: Brothers G. H. Baldwim and K. P. Be residing in Anacos- tia, D.C.. and John Belloucy. residing in Alex- andi Va., were re Anumber of lowans now re ‘siding here met last night in the LeDroit building to form an Towa republican association. Gov. Stone was led to the chair and H.O. Herring elected meor . Committees were appointed and a fermsneut organization postpoucd to the next -meetheg. ———— THE M STREET BRIDGE. Street Car and Other Travel to be Temporarily Suspended. During the laying of the new 43-inch water main over the M-street bridge, across Rock creek, travel over the bridge will have to be almost entirely suspended. Col. Elliott having the matter in charge recently wrote to the Commissioners recommending that permission be granted the Washington and Georgetown railroad company (who had applied to him for « permit) to lay temporary tracks on Pennsylvania avenue from 27th street and actoss the aqueduct bridge over Rock creck, and along Aqueduct street to M street. George- town, during the construction of the main, which would necessarily embarrass the railroad Company as far as crossing the M street bridge ‘Was concerned, The matter was informally discussed at ‘board session and it was decided not to grant the permit in view of the ruiing of the court in =e Gth street case to the erfect that a rail- road company has no right to occupy a street Rotincluded in their charter, besides there ‘Was « law passed some time ago prohibiting the Failroad company from cressing the aqueduct bridge over Rock creek. ——— The Washington Light Infantry. Marshall E. Smith and W. E. McLeod were elected active members of the Washington Light lotantry corps at the regular meeting of that organization last night. The sum of #100 Was approprisied for use during the coming @ouclave of the Templars. RESIGNATION OF CAPT. cowiE. Capt Johu G. Cowie of company A, Washing- ton Light Infantry, hus resigned - that position, as also his commission as an efficer of the District national guard. Capt. Cowie has been connected with the Infantry for a number of ars and has ever been an active worker, both iets command and 4s 4 national guardsman. se ore Hyactyras axp Tutirs at Avctioy.—A fine line of these goods will be soldat Dowling’s ia morrow at 11 o'clock. oe Mave Love To Tux eye Be headii would lead you to suppose some man Boon making lo love to bis cook; but we use it genre our attention to ‘Bromo- the ‘nfail ah g wy cause, Every wit uggist it sey ges Be box of six pow ders.—Advertise- men, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON AN EXCITING SCENE. A Woman Drops From a Third-story Window. A warrant having been issued for the arrest of Mrs. Mary Bowler, an aged lady, who re- sided at Lawrence's boarding house, 1203 G street, on a charge of thrs-tening her brother- in-law, Michael B. Scanlon, against whom she had # pronounced enmity, the document was placed in Lieut. Amiss’ hands and he detailed two officers to make the arrest. Mr. Lawrence, the proprietor of the boarding house, did not wish a scene there and requested the officers to arrest the woman outside the house. For over two hours Tuesday night the policemen waited patiently for her, but they were disappointed, Yesterday morning their watch outside the house was resumed, but Mrs. Bowler st din herroom. A report of the situation was made to Lieut. Amiss of how the case stood and he detailed Sergt. Montgomery and Policeman Lawler to get the woman, BARRICADED IN HER ROOM. When the officers reappeared at the house Mrs. Bowler was seen at the window. Quickly ascending the stairs to the third story Sergeant Montgomery rapped lustily on her door and demanded admittance. But Mrs. Bowler an- ticipated their arrival and had formed a barri- cade with tables, chairs and other things, and challenged the approach of the blue-coats with @ threat of deuth to the first man who crossed the threshold of her door. Putting their shoulders against the door the neu forced it open and were about to pli in and arrest the woman when a solid sheet of flame inter- cepted them, FIGHTING WITH FIRE. Mrs. Bowler had thrown a lighted can of gasoline at the attackiug force. Rushing in the room Sergeant Montgomery caught the woman, who was a mass of flames, and attempted to tear the burning clothes from her, but the thin fabric gave way and she made for the open window. Thinking she had i imped out Sergt. Montgomery fought his way throngh the flames down stairs. As he reached the doorway he noticed the collecting crowd casting furtive glances at the upper windows, and turning to learn the cause wi FELLED BY A FALLING BODY, Mrs. Bowler, unable to cling longer to the shutter where she had taken refuge when the officers entered her room, let go her hold and fell upon the shoulders of the sergeant, Willing hands lifted the moaning woman from the pavement and carried her to a neighbor's across the way. Sergeant Montgomery in the mean- time had turned man alarm for the fire engines and telephoned for the patrol. The fire engines soon arrived and, headed by Assistant Chief Belt, the force made short work of the fire, Mrs. Gowler in the meantime was resting co fortably under the kind treatment of friends and after @ little was transferred to the Fer hospital. Aside from a slight scorching her injuries did not amount to any- thing. Last night a deputy marshall served a summons on the injured woman’ and she will shortiy be examined by a jury as to her sanity. The damage by the tire will not exceed $75. AN ACCOUNT OF EYE WITNESSES. The above is the story as related by the po- licemen who were present. The accounts of ladies who reside in the house differ somewhat. They say that the officers could have arrested Mrs. Bowler on the street if they had exercised a httle discretion and watchfulness, and have avoided all the trouble. They deny, emphati- lly, that the house was set on fire by Mrs, , but state that the fire was caused di- by the policeicn who attempied to force an entrance. Mrs. Bowler piled everything she could seize against the door when she real- ized who were at the door. Among them was a little oil stove, on which she was heating a flatiron. ‘When the officers thrust open the door the stove was knocked over and the fire was s d. Mrs. Bowler's can of oil was not touched, they say, and she made no attack upon the officers, but in her desperation rushed to the window and leaped out (and did not hang to the wiudow sill). She fell on the pavement and was lying there when the officers returned down stairs, The landlady was very thankful for the prompt re- spouse of the fire department. but both she and others who live in the house were anxious that Mrs. Bowler’s actions should not appear worse than they wer a Building Association Election. At a meeting of the Union co-operative building association last night at Carroli hall the annual election of officers resulted as fol- lows: President, Dennis Connell; vice president, Jobn J. Puller; secretary. Daniel Donovan; treasurer, John F. K Directors: Ed. F. Buckley. M. B. Gorman, P. F. McAuliffe, B. R Cy. Tr: Meyer Loeb, Robert MeDonald, Theo- dore Friebus, M. J, Brodrick, Michae! Holoran. Finance committee: M. B. Gorman, Meyer Loeb. P. McAuliffe. Valuation committee: &. BR. Tracy, John J. Fuller, Robert McDonald. Attorney, Neat T. Murray. A. Kover, John EI bert. A Reception to to T heir Pastor. ‘The congregation of the Universalist church, 13th and L streets northwest, gave Key. Ale ander Kent, their pastor, and his wife a re- ception in the parlor of the church last even- ing. There was au enjoyable musical program aud @ collation, serving to make the occasion picasant and memorable, The Capital Club Tennis Tournament. The fall tournament of the Capital tennis club was continued yesterday. the courts being in excellent condition, After the rain not very much progress was made, but two contests b ing decided, as follows: First round, J. McK. Borden beat Moulton 6-1; second round, ‘Trustees: J. McK. Borden beat Scely, 6-2, 6-1. The race prize in singles will be completed to- UL. Borden playing Lewis in second round and the winner p) J. McK. Borden in finals. The doubies will be started, tive couples having entered, as follows: Borden and Borden. Ryder and Greely, Moulton and Lyon, Seely and Green and Kauffmann and Lewis. — A New Bicycle Club. A new bieycle club was organized last night on Capito! Hill under the name of the Crescent cycle club. The following oftivers were elected: Taylor; secretary and captain, E. B. Terry; first lieutenant, C. Tappan. = New Sueerixe Can Live to Covmprs, Onto. he Baltimore and Ohio railroad has estab- lished a new Pullman sleeping car line between this city and Columbus, Obio, leaving Balti- more and Ohio station daily at 9 p.m, and ar- riving in Columbus the next day at 1:15 p.m, * ‘The races of the Virginia division, League of American wheclnen, will be run at Norfolk October 14 under the management of the Nor- folk cycle club. Sia ta 2 Per oo W W WwW ippp Fr re PoPOoOO WWWW D bp n= ea pr $8 Seay BO Ee Hy oo =6W OW «(Ub okeg = ABSOLUTELY PUKE This powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeuess. More economics] then the ordinary kinds, end canuot be sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short-weixht alum or Phosphate powder. Soic only tncans, Koval BAKING Fowpxn Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥. Jalt-untujwes Heneprrary Honors Easily cured in childhood by the CUTICURA REME- DIES, the purest and best of all bumorcures. Skin, >. Oor Or Soars 1s 8 feeling peculiar to persons of dyspeptic tendency, a, be caused by change of climate, season or Life, The stomach 1s out of order, the head aches or does not feel right, appetite is capricious, €r8, soon restores harmony to the system, and gives strength of mind, nerves and body. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by G.I. HOOD & CO., Socastaien Covele Mow 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITY ITEMS. An Open Letter to Every House Keeper. Wasutnotox, D. C., October 2nd, 1889, Dear Madame or Sir: We beg to call your attention to the fact that we are making great efforts to 6 upply the pub- lie of this city and its surroundings with the very best of Family Groceries at most reason- able prices. In order to do this successfully we need and invite your co-operation, We have departed from the old fogy manner of charging goods at enormous profits; believing in the ola adage, that the nimble six-pence will outstrip the slow dollar. We are offering our fine ‘Teas at most reasonable prices; some- thing unusual in the sale of these goods, are usually made to carry the want of most everything the Tea dealer sells. Ger Teas and Coffees are selected by an expert in Teas aud Coffees, who superintends the sale of them exclusively, thereby guaranteeing to you oods simply Perfection in drinking qualities, Pes inspection of our store and stock of fine family groceries, we are convinced you will at once discover that we can save you money. Very xeepee eee & P. Merzorn. The Live Grocery Merchants, 417 7th st. nw. The Oriole, 822 7th st. n.w. and 1610 14th st, n.w., Abit ee closed Saturday uutil 6 6 p.m, Sugar House. —Gran., 8e., 73 731-7 n.w. 18% 1t* D. C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. ——__ EDUCATIONAL. — NN WASHINGTON, (PAS FALL FIELD AND TRACK MEETING THEOPH! pee: ae vi 7 COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB eivamrerecnce p> Will be held on HE LINTHICUM INS] INSTITU, |ALOST; ISLAN: TURD. OCTOBER ‘pupils on MON- _ he sineraimesera 5.| DAY EVENING NEXT. te at Tbtcloek, when Games commence at 3p.m. Adinission, 25c. Tick- eee, for sdmuission be made at is tae etson sale at the boat house, foot of 32d street, or at | Ste building. = the club house, 815 15th street, oc3-2t ESSONS GIVEN AT YOUR HC HOME IN MATHE- NEW NATIONAL * THEATER. 8 ish, Latin, Greek and Vorapud aap Taran aks sue Address LINGUARUM E Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, BaTiCOREE PROF. “I WOULDN'T MISS IT FOR NINE DOLLARS.” ‘The Popular Artiste, HALLEN & HART Under the management of MR. HARRY HINE, in the Fi i@ AND LANGUAG Fall le, German sud Peeteh open now. Ger taught in 2 montus, ood PROF. J. W. . HALL, 32 Corcoran Bldg. {7 OCAL INSTRUCTIO: MRS. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL. 1513 Rhode Island ave. _002-6t* ((QHINA PAINIWNG, TWELVE LESSONS FOR 85, LATER ON. and chins fired free of charge while learning: | Sparkling music, brilliant marches, pretty girls, beau- | oc9.G4+ YO Shtst ne. pt dle) JOR SPANISH TUITION THE MEXICAN SERENADE. other [ike Servi THE FACINATING GAVOTTE. | oc2.1w* SOEs eee ee M , October 7, Primrose & West's Modern Min- 3s EB YE. Mondsy, Oct ‘est's —— 18s EMILY FE. FRECH, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, RIMROSE & WEST'S NEW. 514 Latne. P SATIOWAL HEATER, | a0 SHER gCH001, FOR iy on Monday, Octo- REVOLUTION WEEK OF OCT. 7. ber 7. For particulars sddress the Principal jrugi Se earpaes ‘et. Dw. oc: we ~ eee Es ‘COURSES, MINSTRELSY ‘Wednesday and Saturday. ical Gratamiak RECEIVES PRIMROSE & WEST. ent and Commercial Law, qo Classes ainy in Ty pe-writiuge, Stencwray hy, Elocation ONLY BARNEY FAGAN, | and. Civil ‘Service. Raji prosrest aud easy. terms, ple Send for circular or call between >and put, WOOD'S STINTLESS BOB SLAVIN. Consuerciai School, 407 East PnaaRs- ‘ ae WLASSES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY ENCOMIUMS. ‘The Original Big Four, | ()) cite oes SMITH, WALDRON, FOR MISSES AND MASTERS ALLURIN ALEY axp MARTIN. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2:30 P.M, ae = = and for Adults on SATURDAY, October 12, 8 pm. NOVELTIES Hurley and Van Auken./ 411 former pupile are invited on the Opening Days. DEVISED ‘The Weston Brothers, MRS. FLORA C. DENNISON, Barber, the Wonder. Bend for Circulars 7 nt Romdence 920 WILL THE CRYSTAL FIRST PART. RS. MANN’ ay 5 RINDEI GARTEN AND axp S x Element of Unex- | _ hiNDERG. ORMAL TRAT : Siemes Voraued Tower aud” | 1015 Sunderland Place soutior be SOJOURNING Sweetness, ee0-1m “= WE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL, REOPEN TEMPLARS. SEATS NOW ON SALE. its Life, Portrait, Antique and Water-color Classes y aud evening) at G09 Fst nw. on Monday oc3-3t 6 seBU-0t* Eoosges Nearly at Cost.—Fine Bathing, Sheep's Wool, Carriage, Slate Sponges, Coarse Sponges for’ rongh work and Finest Silk Sponges for Ladies’ use; all very cheap. Kors Puanaacr, 7th and E, Know Ye that Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup < only 25 cents. It cures instantly. Liquid Dentifrice, for Cleansing and Puri- fying the Teeth and imparting to the breath a delightful fragrance. 0c3-3t At Srnts’ Pharmacy. Butter, Butter, Butter, at Merzoxn’s,7th st. Butter, Butter, Butter, at Merzoun's, 7th st, Butter, Buiter, Butter, at Merzozn’s 8, 76h at. * A Piano in tune, shows the musical taste ofthe owner. May ‘the strangers from musi- cal cities coming here not be disappointed in us, Sendin time for V. Becker, expert tuner, 801 9th st. nw. Prices reduced, oc2-2t* Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All H and Sumatra! 8. J. Haisictt, 935 Penna. ave n.w. Upstairs.) Flags and Decorations, Is agent for F. Aldridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., and solicits Ordere me ee = the occasion of the sani T. conclave. Is prepared to Decorate Bui dings, interior or exterior, ina handsome and artistic style and on sbort notice at bottom Sieg Give your orders at once and avoid the rush. sezl-idt “The Oriole, $22 7th st. n.w. and 1610 14th St. LW. Sirs be closed Suturday until 6 p.m. 3-2t Sugar House,—Gran., Se., 731-7 n.w, 1t* Vey Fine os Lig tee Ww Laci 23 Per Gal. M. & P. Merzezn, aii ‘th st. nw. Be. “Hoy” Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! ene gers eee enero ee 719 NEW GOoDs. 719 Our Buyer is uow in New York sending us the VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS oops, HANDSOME DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, UNDERWEAR, RIBBONS AND NOTIONS, which we offer at the very lowest prices. GREAT BARGAINS in odd lots, Many articles re- duced toLESS THAN HALF-PRICE. SEE OUR NEW STOCK. Best and most reliable goods at lowest prices at E.G DAVIS’, oct 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. ve M. Sucsrer & Sons, 919 Pennsylvanis ave. nw. ‘We have now in stock the choicest and best stock of FANCY WOOLENS that we hive ever shown, PLAIDS of every size and shades of coloring; stripes of diferent UMBKA EFFECTS. Combinations of didercnt designs, ‘The blending of culors beautiful. Plain colorsim WOKSTEDS, from 50c. to 83 per yard. This comprises CASHMERES, FOULES, ARMURES, SULAH TWILLS, SERGES, CAMEL's HALK, ke. Full line of LADIES? shades, We are confident our stock of WOOLENS cannot be surpassed thus side of New York, Just opened 10 pieces of WHITE FAILLE to sell from @1.25 to 84 per yard, suitable for weddings und the best xoods iu the country for the money. Our Black Govds stock fs complete iu CAMELS FAIRS; combinations of Black, White and Gray in SELGES. MOHAIRS, SICILIANS, BROCADES, STRIPES, DIAGONALS in seed and cord combined. MELROSE DRAB DE ALMA, PLIESTLY’S HENRIETTAS und “LUPIN'S CASHMEKES.” FRENCH CORD for Ladies’ Jackets, BROADCLOTHS from $1 to g3 per yard. All the high colors and evening shades in CHINA SILK and SURAUS for evening wear in great variety, ‘Tee. per yard. A splendid line of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gentiemen. QUILIS, COMFORTS, BLANEETS, SHEETS, LINENS, TOWELS, &c., &c. A complete line of DOMESTICS, All of the above at popular pricea. One price, CLOTHS in all the NEW ‘THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 2028 919 PENN. AVE, N.W. J ouxsox, Guusem & Co. piisat ari caltze roan, our INGRATN GAR Bed Rooms. Ait Batiar Gragey, 90.60, 100 4 ULL C2.0F, WHIT! i 2 ALL W6 tees ‘Size 1. cate SET owe jool UNDEKWEAR, “ahem eee JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., M27 _ 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th ot, nw. Gers Surrs Scounzp AND PRESSED FOR 61. Sea Secs 5 Oth aw gupgtet Pracrant Odor! "Bales | Geant WASHINGTON THEATER, iT, a anes arene structor in Vocal Mu: Violin, rof America. Clariouet aud Cornet: imethorsof arora "STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, wahatadina performance a ou eeu Matineos Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. ae oat Re gh dota Dior ‘OctoMEn Lat Eh ee erg t week Openiny Monday Matinee—LUNY PAS- - TOW AND His NEW CUT ARIES: 0-Gt ARTIELD BINDERGAKTEN, — MISS | MARY Hooper, who fou t kindergarten in ied “ABBAUGH'S GRAND OPEL RA HOUSE. Washingtou in 1869, has returned to the ity and will her Kindergarten at the residence of Sire. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, eI: H st. NDAY, He and & lines LEWIS MORRISON NEES OO. as “MEPHISTO,” In his Sublime, Scenic and Dramatic Production of “FAUST.” A performance absolutely without a parallel. Maguificent Scenery. THE MARVELOUS *‘BROCKEN SCENE.” Wonderful and Brilliant Electric Effects, ptatieht by Misa L waned TUESDAY, 1th st. new aud F tthe student yous lady of Paris; German by trial lessons free, ued Supteuber 18, Une xeferences; Normal Training Cl Next week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL. oct NGTO. 804 EST, eee daily from Hotel Webster, 513. 13th Pass three Lorses nedals and stud Vortraits in chercoal, cray Priuts, pastel, water and oti colors, tou YOU. Stud.os open every day abd Wednesday eveu- nd see the wonderful progress of students, SOF. CALDWELL'S D. H and Sth sts. n. wery Tues- yand Triday from 6 to 11 ).» al rates to clubs, private parties, Sc. For furiker parti . addrews J. Ik CALDWELL 114 C ub tew.'ee-3Ut Y¥, COR. NY LCIAL, COLLEGE, Ess wud | DOOR SREEINS SI coi Nee JOCKEY CLUB RACES. — fhe Touphivors rth, settied FALL MEETING, 15889. ~ Send for catalogue atot i studies suid Ingest references in the ie sdtery N COLL ok i Rew. MONDAY, October 7, WEDNESDAY, October 9, THURSDAY, October 10. Met ANN KAKEM: ) VIOLINIST AND TEACHER, FRIDAY, October 11, i receive pupils for Lustruction after Uctobel Mn ©. 1207 Gih st. nw., near M A. DANIEL SATURDAY, October 12, Octo- mn? a Pane Instructio het. uw. + ACED } M 1 Is OUNG AND MIDDLE ¥ educated an Pursuits ot 1 ce FIVE RACES EACH DAY, the Business Bouk-kee: Including a Steeplechase, Music by the National Guard Band, A. W. Schroeder, Conductor, FIRST RACE AT 2 P.M, EACH DAY. Former stude ) aud the public are COLLEGE OF ‘CoM ude Special trains for the Track will leave the Baltimore 6UY F st. uw. and Ohio Kailroad Station at 12:10, 1:00, 1:20, 1:40, | P YHLUB LUSSONS PRE. 2:10 and 3:26 p.m, Return trains will bein waiting | ores aw upon the termination of each day's races, Colum, year DE ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, 15 CENTS. GEOK i For rornuat bene ‘or furt! er aris ‘ulars i . Le Mi. GRU DER, M, _ 3920-1 - & NCERIAN BUSINESS ama Corner 4th aud D sts. bow. Bi wutug House Training. As heretofore, perfect order will be maintained, and isreputable persons will not be admitted to the stand | or grounds, Members’ Bed ges can now be obtained from the Act- ing Secretary, Room 1, Vernon Row, corner Pennsyl- vania avenue and 10th st. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, President. R. W. DUTTON, Acting Secretary. se30-11t D. 1) Medalist, Principal, 4¥,at 1013 16K ys BIJOU TH ‘Thursd: iday and Saturday Evenings, October 3, 4, 5 and Suvurday Matinee. The Original HAVERLY—CLEVELAND MINSTRELS, Headed by SWEATMAN and RICE. RRUTZSCH Wi Piaylug atter ML MESSRS. sels week: : 1 of Acie Phonograyhy EG. MULVEAs Poneloak, INLD TEACHER Avil Service, West Puint, College, Engi Duy aid eve: Hs LW. uy, Ut i cular, 915 Yt et. a. ARINI'S DANC i8G ACADEMY Will reopen ior the pepsin of Pupils OCLOBER 16, at 4 and harge of al Academy. Glave aud durther tuforn ation a pidiat the | AMusonic ‘Lemple, corucr vta and LEIP- Organist of St. Mat- ‘iano, Orguu and Har- pub wt mew. Im? ToN- Miss JULIA WIDDOWS, r of the Fiauo, 1111 8 st. Bs} xiven and terms mc derate to béxinuers, we “|W, MEACHER OF BANJO, instruction hours frou 4 to 9 p.m. Address Os se19-1m ap PUTILS BY A LADY WHO aide the lustruiuents 5; ecialty ; Owe lessons month. Caliat 1607 Vermont ave, ged for three (3) mout! for Ciuss or Private Lessons, LL M., wuative of Park ave. care, jHELDON'S DANCING AC; ADEMY, SS Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Laucers, Hontom Gavotte aud Berlin. v8, “1004 F ST., Deer Varig tor elreu- 29-6: C) Che OF PIANO AND VIULIN, Ei N-¥, AVE, WILL Guan | "27 1™* NEE CHCLERIES 1400 N.Y. & GUAR-| pHi. utes to Teuch You te Lge the Bybee Safety Bae Cotter Folate dies #6. Special hours tor LALA S. Coniponitiou' pipe ona for pray uses "707 ML Spina 3, Breed Deeaee 108 LAIN, | ok ae gio 8 daly! Fesidence, wat Te = = S$ WILL RESUME 1 PROPOSALS. mihetinne at ew alder 14 : = SAND | Etat, September 16; "Vacancies fora limited waun- SHHALTIG PAVEMENT £OK MOADWAY AND | ber of pitpits sida 28. C. Architect's of — Aue ‘Gapivol, September 25, 1890. MSeparate 1 KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY proposals’ for re-surfaciiye roadway ut the Capitol sp dulesecuth year opens MON aude and tor the pavement of Terrace, will be re- groan ayata aud sitorguation ap ply Gelved wt this ollice until SATUKD \X,0ctober at8ke, | IPHE PRepanator n | Dsiuatic Action, at ‘OMEN | Fi ky | 1889 EDUCATIONAL. ___ IN WASHINGTON. THE copenBLan UNIVERSITY. yy raw om oO) TY. THe FACt kava JAMES C. WELLING. ‘The Hon. JOHN Justice ‘Stat if Contracts EWILETASL A. MAURY. i (Assistant Attorney Goparal of, the, Uni Professor of na atts velit, ‘ind ct ¢ Lawof Evidenc The Hon. AUGUSTUSS WONTHINGTON, ALR. (sume tans tos District Attorney for Dist. of Colin bia), Professor of inal Law and of Crinunal Plesdit WILLIAM F. MA Lecturer on Prectical Coumescisl Law, ay DAVIS, AM. LLM. of the District of Soimbiay. Ae tcl Professor of Practic Judge of Moot Court, and Lecturer om the istory of the BOBERT C. FOX, Lip, Treasure The exercises of the scliool will be resumed in the Fuirersity lectuce bail southeast corn hand n.w.)on WEDNESDAL, OCT. 2, ut 6 och en the announcements for the year will be made an introductory addresses will be delivered by the members of the faculty in explication of thoi several lecture courses. ‘The exercises in the School of Practice are to be en- uring the year according to a plan which will beestlained on the opening is ‘he Library, to which large additions are annually made, wali be 5; en daily for study or researeh frown 9 o'clock am, to jock Pim, with a bref intermis Siow in the alteruovn, The Registrar will be daily st the University from 91012 o'clock am and from 4 to 6 o'clock p.m. to enrolls students fnewer inquiries, &e be tuformaticn concerning the school may tet Gaited at the Lok ston-s of Williain Ht. Mo Fison, 1) now. ; William H Lowdermilk & Ta29F st nw: Williams Ballantyne & Son, i Fsch,Fox.aid Brown, or by letter to JAMES C, WELLING, Pres, ATIONAL i, MEDICAT. C0 COLLEG:! MEDICAL DEPAKTM axD DENTAL DEPARTMENT or THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The sixty-eight Annual Course of Medical Lectures third Dental Course will begin on Munday, Oc- “7 i Practice eesre, and the tober 7, at S p.m. with the usual iutroductory exer cises, in| the College building, Hi stivet porthwest, | Foreeuiars of both depas tincn A. KING, Dean, “6 13th street ton, D.C. Telephone, B85. ‘uzs-ow HE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE Columbian Universi can OPEN OCTOBER 1 With Courses of Study im ENGLISH, FRENCH, GER- u MATHEMATICS, DRAWING, CIVIL ENGL BING, MINELALOGY, PHYSICS, CHEAIS AL, Se, getures from Gto 1 o'clock p.m, Women ad° mitted. will be delivered by Prof. F. Geological Survey mm the Us br iz versity Mall on 1UES! October 1, “at 8 0% Or or typed * ae es information a] | ee¥-m We 1 FRIstOL LEB, Dean, | NPYHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE CORCO- e {he classes, ‘The opening address W CLARKE of the U-s Tan Scientific School Octobei ec wine t in the evening, are open to both For intormation aout the courses in Algebra, Geume- try, Triconometrs Aualgtic Geometry, aud Calculus, 8, Prot ‘Mathematics. sels ty HL. HODGE fessor of SCHOOL OF THE COLUM- a College, 1335 H st. n.w.—This School, with | 8m increased tucuity, opened Seyitember ough preparation for’ College, ior the U Military Academies aud tor business. formation address AP. MONTAGUE, A. Principal, MEDICS Dera I T OF HOWARD UNI Versits “will iiold the following Clinles during te cal popursay st 4:20pm. by Prot. ¥. ham and C. B. Pur peurcical every Wednesday at 4:30 by Prof. Robt. pur, in. by Prof. T. B. Hood. id 7 te 2 by Dr. F. 3. Shadd. ty brot. Purvis, will be for senior sta- ewlay. Thursday and Saturday at 6 ufour and his assistants, 170 Oct. 1—Be USINESS | SCHOOL. — ceinning Octo a. At the VNC Y New York ave. n.w, u | Competent " instracio rs iu English, French, Ger- mau, | Muthemstics, Bookkeeping,” Stenowraphy, Glew) Fitmauy, Light-line Shorthand and dypewrit® Privileges of the school free to members of the aaso- ciation. | papwaip | Correct (deen) Bre a TERE. Sc tox ny re, Oratorical and sez-4mi 1 Tae Cepars. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. REOPENS OCTOBER 7, 1889. MISS EARLE, 3 ur oc HOOL—DKA WING, 1916 35th et. g £ € fs s “3 1? e ¢ C CH ane SERVICE IN TTB oP tot a Siw y tor all Examination tions revised, Book Ké 4, MERSON INSTITU Lae v} 4 Lath s | Select Classical and, Nut ja Mew pares for Harvard, pane oe ton, Johns Hop- and other Colleses avd Universities; for the Scenic Schools, United States Military and Naval Acudemies, and 10r bi cay, Mergoulars, ad dress } XOUNG, _aul5-3m wwcipal. ADAME A. PFLE FROM Pa PARIS), 7th st. drench classes and private ‘escous; Dest refer- ences se8-in" As PRIVATE ber 12 application may gaily from 10 to 12 a.m, LE MM. A seG-1m"* LOT Oot ae giss SCHMITI'S SCHOOL— KINDERGARTEN and Primary Reopens September 30 at Jon ad t bw. (Coach frou northwestern section, teacher jug. Articulation and Speech Beading wade wt the schuol rool EMI! Deaf, .LOCUTION IS THE AKT OF ALL ARTS, NO “4 ‘person's education i» complete without it”— know what powers they possess until ps them. ae ce. COLLLGE ELOCUTION AND Gratony, 313 Gth st_n.w. Reopens OCTOBER eurol Yor clas position any time patie well-known ¢ Pupils 78 epecuber eee hus developed some of fe country by the use ro HOp. It THREE st, Nowy Professional all Ladies and Geutiemen who desire & finishe refined Education in the Eugiish Lepguaxe; 2d. Professional al Course 1u Oratory; 3d. Pyctessiotial ‘Dramats |, Diple G Canrse in Beoew and Teacliers' Certifcatesawarded Shorter courses privately or in class, curt page catalogue free. se MIESDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 1 ST, N.W— * Gate and'Hige ies Primary, Inters *hool for both | aexen Seventh eat borite Sep ttuber ) with 4 corps of mune teachers, al p tal and experienced. In. struction su Fuixlish, Mat an pupils prepazed for culloge or Dustkers:it Sividual “tniming: special advant to apt pupils sud to those preparing tor collece; calisthenic drill, ‘The school is well supplied with charts, reference pooks and physical and chetmical apparatus, text without extra charge, The buildiag pared to Bas been out urged and Do expense or trouble »; render the light, heat, ventilation and plumbing per- F Ofice hours, 10 a.m, t012im. THUS. We STD. YELL, Principal. se3-3un ASHING 10) F MUSIC, ST. yATO! huud F sts. —Twenty-tirst Year. wliu, Flute, @oruet. LLARD, Director. 8e7-Tus" rae i CROES, 1312, MASS. Fropen: Monday. sep tena itaiords every facility for acquiring es thorguet and fuished education "No efiorts are to advance the Pupils iu music aud art, rhs aoe nusical department comprises theory and technic, and embraces piano, harp, violu, guitar apd Languages, general v “and drawing, and fancy- work free. aus o LL, REOPEN HER ciatlon Tscnht is Liiety Bays t incligeat peas jation Taux! y intelligent ps ‘Bor particulars ad: Care of Dr. W. W. ees x27, au2s-3m Washington, D.C. kK PAUL MIERSCH, Teacher, VIOLQNCELLO, IANO AND THEOR! as reiuoved 0.1121 Vek mw oS-Am® 4 te the Principal, cok ‘ELLA B. BOYDEN. se14- until 12 o’c.ock noon. Specitications for this worl Hic mnant Wess erge weer | Se Be capitan ivelsa-Gt | ORGANIST, {Colvary Baptist Chi tb-st. Synaxoxue, Mr. Butler will receive # limited number of Organ NRIETTA Serens Pupils, Aud HENAIETTA CASHMERES, in all colors, neat! ERS YMA! Sue. yard aud a seen baer. Freuch Wool, Sree 2 Ses CER aw, c Value Foc. drive reduced to 5 HaxbsoMi CLOINFLAIDs, cue yard anda half pride ail pure ee CASH value, Zoe. rice reduced M* &2 0x4; iSPMAD W TEAC ms e oe yo I restne Lessons Se; _ Studio 1008 10th st. now. Gees AMERICAN N ACADEMY. REOPENS MONDAY, ee 9. se5-lm* se7-1m* w cr wie wu ee a, i a oa EMSCHNEK, Principal, Value Sate. XN RK. HENRY SADE pay Woon BLAN. is. lnmense size, CASH pours, eee bx jane and Theory. TANDSUME BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 91.2 nw. Will resnape lessons Ob Monies tore De he end CASHMEL ASHMERE PLAIDS iP “ - % <td ower Gost, ikIEES. | PVHE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, Troma styles, ona om ‘t y PRESEN 8 or Cant Ci Cust ustgtuers rau S8e. | 1305 17th st, 1624 — ave. and 1623 Select ove vi Dresents with u purchase 26083 ae Sea Vis ames Sareea ges | Young Cetoeesen Tinie eke end Rey Seboal ee Pair ‘Eiubroidered Copsote. G3! September 25, 1859. offers many ad- CAKTEKS Cash vag tagestin te home i ike aud course of study. ae Pupils adunitted ty Waleto os corihcate ct the ser-tan MISS ANNA ELLIS. BERLIVZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 Path ote Wi ‘ashingion. i ae we mys pei Bal the roll we ea a . s. ‘Damask Sal SERy aptgg feat cece neta | hz Bxkn yous So Yom, mt 1223 - BASHIRGTOR, "Do. 1223 “| oy = 7 fax wooD INSTITUTE, 1407 oper e AVENUE, 1212 AND 1214 147H STREET. ING and DAY SCHOOL of LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, A SELECT BOARD iin grade ior YOUNG age man eats fe Ses Classcs of any colle Special facilit ‘ted studies. is Shelton uncom September 30, at 9 orcivc Add Principals, scan? NCES Sha MRS. WMD. CABELL y's cue DONNALLY, PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION. Mitterat Gnvereity 6th pamrad, Wat Boclock dead A KEK. Mb. ‘Deans 1116 H st. nw. Mo" VERNON SEMINARY, tad K atest 0, 1 a 1100, 1104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 1128 11th st BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- DIES AND LITTLE GIRLA. ——EDUCATIONAL _ SHINGTON. GyPORSELOWN UNIVERSITY—SCHOOL OF LAW avis SS Hiviarps, sa, esidentot the Universit a, MOE: a “kp, an Hon. CHANLES P. ES, LLD., » Supreme Court, Distr: = of Coluintia) Lect ures the History of * Makiix F Monde ven” Lecturer on Constitutional on Be ational ‘Admiralty, ant Comparative ‘irs <- = ig Hon. 38 a hie REMAN M. WILSON, Lecturer on the Lay Geoce, Criminal Law, and Hon ANDLEW ¢ (Juatice, Supreme Cour! on Co} MEADLEAS watract of Columbia) re hee. Pauley Jaragre 30s) 2. DARLINGTON, LL.D, Lecturer on the i of Permaual suber. Contract, Pree OT K Cireutt Court. Prot GEORCE E RAMILTON, Court of Appeals: Profs. MALES W HOPPMAN, ANDREW C. BRADLEY INF. MORRIS. Introductory lecture and sninatonommeues ir the en- suing term at the Law butidius, cor. Gui and F strevta horthwest,on WEDNESDAY, October All inte =] ‘The library Jast term, ad " rt pon mit fegal subjects, is located in the law building with come Feadiue rooms attacved,and will beopen from undays excepted, lo students Circulars giving obtained at book Joth street Lor pWost, OF on application, penouaily ued. to the undersig: SM. YEATMAN, Secretary and Treasurer. DEPR BUSINESS oad Li or by letter, YEAR, May i Principal, UT OF WASHINGTON, L POR GIKLS, Hill, 8 miles from: Washington, aud hes Full ; For furt ThE PLO. Drawer 21, Alexandria, Va, 1 HALL—A_ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Claidren at Forest Glen, Montgy. Co, Md bn kitat Aber Uranches thor yal Kinder- urten for young chlidren. Miss E Tiss, rincipal. NES, MINDSO K COLLPGL LAKE! ~ ataar Bituation bax! enced teachers. _se25-2w WINDSOR FEMALE Mee College — Separate fallaings, full cour. diplouas and degrees, also Preparatory | departinests, art, uni SL seasons A. epeh September iS. Address bev, A: M. JkLL » D.D.. 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