Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1889, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Absolutely Pure. “Mish Cream of Tartar Raking Pow. ofr A‘um, Aawmonia, km trial. Paahish BARING Pow! DEW GOs Dalumore, a Ma GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & (0.8 Breakfast Cocoa Is absolutely pure and itis soluble No Chemicals are used In ite p: an three timer ngth of Cocos Bilmed with Starch, Arrowicot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, conting lea than one cent acup. It is delicious, nen: sbing, strengthening, Ea- AELY DIGESTED, and aciro.tably udepted for invalids a8 wel Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. f ‘we Crezentrs, tr 1406 3 Py. x are. Brand New Safety Bicye! tat 30 per hour—$10 per | Tt hes more Wil vorrentve eh you to ride the Fagcho hool in city. a {HelserL SAPETiBS $25 CAR A one ST v —— PHILADELPHIA. Grand Wational Award of 16.600 francs, AN LYVIGORATING TONIC, CONTAINING PERUVIAN BARK, IRGN, ano PURE CATALAN WINE. For the PREVENTION and CURE ‘of Malaria, Ind'zestion, Fever & Ague, me of appetite, Pasrness of Blead, Heura’ ria, &, Ree Dronot, Paris. 22 EFOUGERA & 0., Acents for the U. &, 30 NORTH WILLIAM ST.. N. ¥. I foet Uke saying something BADI BE WISE! BOOTS AND SHOES DRESSED WITH Wot sACMEplacking WEVER GET HAR” ad STIFF Always look nest. Equally ¢,04 for Lion’s Women’s oe Child's Shoes, No bisciiog brush required. and the polishing is dove in three minutes without Inbar WATEE PROOF aod wxrrer‘ed to preserve , and keeps it soft aad durabie. ‘Sold by Shoe Stores, Grocers, Draggists, &¢. Try 4t on your Harness. WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PxiaDeLPnia. U sprecepexteo> Arrnactr OVEK A MILLION DISTRIBUTER LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated by for, Fancational z€ nebiae, nin 1879 byaa S take place Semi aud ite GRAND lace in each sail drawn FOR TWENTY YEA 11S DRAWINGS AN MENT OF Pi Attested as follows: "We do hereby certi’y that we xp =D or fhe is arrange. wnual Drawingrot ard rom ke hat ak Gany to use thin cortisic our sige Rasures widacived, tn iis advertise nenie.” LLP 2L 12 ce Commissioners We, the undersioned Banke and Rankers. wilt pay, alt prizes drawn in The Lows tale Lolieres may be presented a! our coun md BM. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Baul. PIELKE Pass AUX, Pros. State National Hank, Pres. New Orleans Nattonal Baile CakL KOHN, Pres Union National Baul GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1888 CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars esc ator oan 5; Tenths, $2, Twentieths, a LIST OF PRIZES. AGENTS WANTED. t7~ Fos Cuce Keres, or any further information demred, wise Ieably Ww the ti Stiting your residence, with btate, Cor Duuler, More rapid return wail delavery will Le as- sured Uy JUUE Mbewweiug Ob Luvelupe Ueasiias Yous Wale adareas, IMPURTANT. M.A DAUPHIN, ‘Sew Orleans, La By ontinary letter, containing Mouey Device iasued by © LE ees New ork Exchauge, Ural ued, clearly Address Address Registered Letuers containing Currency to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Dew Orleaus, La, “REMFMBER that the payment of prizes ts GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are sizned by the President of an Institution whose chartered rights are recognizes i the highest Courts; therefure, Ueware of aii suite Dons ur auonyrvous sehen.” ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part or fraction of a Ticket ISSUED BX US iu any Draw. jug. Anything im vWF uauwe oiered for less thau « Dollar iss swindle, ool G-wksgw ERVAND, EAGKAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER, aa 2012 PA AVE sty, Street aud CITY AND DISTRICT. = The principal value of Tae Evxxixo Stam to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown away after once being read, but passes through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be- This is the advantage fore being tossed aside. presented by a family newspaper. A CAMPAIGN WITH TH CAMERAS. The Amateur Photographers Make a General Raid on the City Today. His solar highness, father and patron saint of photography, beamed and emiled this morn- ing on the knights of the shutter who packed up their plates and tripods and assembled at the rooms of the camera club for the purpose of piecemealing the city into sections five by eight, four by five, ten by eight. He drove the clouds away before he appeared himacif and made every condition favorable to the enterprise of illustrating Washington, There were about @ score of members at the club rooms, of whom fifteen or sixteen came pre- pared to take photographs and the others to give advice as to the choicest bits of scenery. APPORTIONING THE WORK. The committee in charge, however, had posted several lists of what was wanted on the bulletin board, and as the members arrived z portioned off the locations they were to visit. ey Were sent off, usually in pairs, some to Fe ‘dome of the Capitol to get bird's-eye views, the same onez to the monument and the roof of the Agricultural department for the same purpose, one to the navy yard, and so on until the entire field was covered, Most of the members have dark rooms at home and bad “loaded” their boxes with plates before starting out, but one or two who eep their stock at the club rooms went to work at once in the large and well-appointed dark room of the club to prepare themselves for the campaign. This room occupies almost the eatire width of the building at the rear and is tarnished with ali modern conveniencies for the pose of squeezing history out ofa thin piece of gelatine. A REGION OF GLOOM. It is entered by a winding passage way that lets not asingle ray of white into the ruby at- mosphere of the precincts sacred to gloom. ‘The walls of this passage. as well as the w: of the room itself, are painted a dull black, the effect upon the uninitiated Stam reporter when he entered this moruing was rather blind- ing and bewildering. But for the steady red diffusion from the three square pieces cut out of the blackness and the dim figure of a man stooping over a sink in the corner the place might easily have been mistaken for the deepest of coal mines. MISS JORNSON’S HORST: SHOE, Most of the view hunters had gone when the only lady member of the club, Miss Jobnson, arrived, gleefully exhibiting a “horse shoe” which she had picked up on the street just in front of the building. ‘This. of course, augured the best of success forthe enterprise aud tor the clab generally until some iconoclastic photographer discovered tuet it was a mule’s shoe. It was nailed up over the door of the trout room, however, and the membersare now satistied that their plates will develop in good detail and that every process will work satisfac- torily. GETTING LONG PERSPECTIVES. It is the intention of the club to illustrate Washington primarily as the “city of megnifi- cent dist * that is its world-renowned title, and to this end many views will be taken to show the wonderful amount of perspective possible in nearly every scene of the capital city. High structures, which abound, and elevated points of land, which are not lacking, will be fought today iur this purpose. ————__ BROOKLYN GE THE PENNANT. Von der Ahe Knocked Out and the As- sociation Struggle Ended. The supplementary season in the American association race was begun yesterday, but the very first game settled the pennant struggle, Cincinnati winning from St. Louis by the score of $to3, This renders further struggling un- necessary, as the Browns could not possibly overtake the Bridegrooms in the time left. Thus Von der Abe has to swallow bitter medi- cine and aecept second place for the first time in bis base-ball history, The other games of the association resulted thus: At Cincinnati (second game)—St. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, 1. At Philadeiphia—Athletics, 10; Baltimore, 3. inasmuch as the disappointment of the Browns occurred in Cincinnati it is not likely that they will carry out their program of going to Philadelphia in a special train, and it is most likely that the fiual record of the association stands thus: Per Brooklyn St. Low 6 Ath} Cincinnati. -5A7 Lultimore..... 518 | Colmmbas +480 Kansas 402 Louisville, 198 MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Ap Alleged Mlegal Registration—A Chal- lenge for a Joint Political Debate. Correspondence of Tur Evexixe Stan. Rocxvitxe, October 16, A hearing in the case of Alfred Bradley (col- ored) was had here today before Justice Mor- gan. The state was represented by Edward C. Peter, state's attorney, and the defendant by Hon. Geo. Peter. G. Minor Anderson, register of voters for the fourth election district, the only witness for the prosecution, testified that he registered the accused on a transfer from the fifth district, and afterward found his name on a list of persons Who had been in the peni- tentiary, and made the necessary oath for bis arrest. The prisoner testified that after he came out of the penitentiary his father in- formed him that he was not twenty-one years of age when he was convicted, and upon that | information he made application and was reg- istered in the fifth district. His father, now a resident of Prince George's county, was notified of the day of trial, but failed to put in an ap- pearance. The case was argued by the Messrs Veter, and at the conclusion the prisoner was held to bail in the sum of $200, and failing to give security was recommitted to jail. Yhere were # large number of persons present at the hearing and much interest manifested in the care. A formal challenge to the democratic candi- dates for a joint discussion of the subject of county taxation and expenditures has been sent to the democratic central committee by the republican managers, and Mr. Phikp D. Laird, chairman of the committee, will soon call a meeting of his associates to take the mat- ter inte consideration. Should the discussion take place it will doubtless prove the most ex- citing episode of the campaign and will draw large crowds. it is reported here that Mr. Washington W. White. sheruf of this county, is lying dan- gerously ill with typhoid fever at his home uear Buck Lodge, on the Metropolitan branch railroad. Wm. 5. Umstead, a prominent business man of this town. died at his resideuce here Inst uight of typhoid fever, in the fortieth year of hisage. Deceased was a son of Mr. Richard T, Umstead, of the vicinity of Bord’s station, end had been engaged in the meat and provision business here for ot aod sx years, He leaves a wife and seven children. Miss Sallie C. Oliver of Martinsburg, W.Va., who has been visiting the family of Mr. Wil- ium A. Davis at this place, returned home yes- terday, Political affairs in the county are beginning to warm up and from this time until she elec- tion the usual excitement will prevail, The democrats have auuounced mass mectings at Etchison, October 19; Colesville, October 26; Olney, October 26; Great Fails. October 31; Clarksburg, November 1, Laytonsville, No- vember 2, and Spencerville, November 4. It is expected that the republicans will announce a series of meetings this week. Previous to the rain storm of this week the farmers of this county were busily engaged in wheat seeding and a number had completed their work. 1t is said that more than the usual area of land will be seeded this season. SAM, ————-_—_ Faepenice axp Haoenstows Fatas.—Tho ennual fairs at Frederick and Hagerstown will cpen Tuesday, October 15, and close Friday, the 18th. The B. and O. will seli excursion ickets to either point, including admission, at reduced rates for all trains during the week, good until Batardey. On Wednesday, the 16th, 4 special train wiil be run to ee ae — ing B. — oO. hypees Yr Se Ss Set = tickets sold. good for Ul includ- ag admission, ai rate of $2; a ona | a ve for Frede- the ln RES rae ne "including sdaioton al rick at 8:30 a.m.., COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED. Officers Elected and a Committee on Reorganization Appointed. A meeting of the Committee of One Hundred was held last evening at the office of Mr. W. C. Dodge. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Dr. Robert Rey- burn; vice president, Charles King; secretary, E. B, Stocking: treasurer, A. C. Richards. It was thought that the present rules of the committee were cumbersome and a check upon its usefulness, and a committee consisting of Gen. Hovey, 8. C. Clark and W. J. Frizzell was “ppointed to prepare a plan of reorganization and report at the next meeting. A resolution was adopted providing for the division of the section beyond the bounds of the city by the line of Pennsylvania avenue ex- pastel as the residents of the Anacostia section to form association No. 9, and the section north of Pennsylvania avenue to be known as associ- ation No. "0, and that the Bennings improve- ent association be recognized as such asso- ciation and entitled to send three delegates to the general committee. THE WORLD'S FATR OF 1892. A resolution favoring the holding of the 1892 exposition in this city was adopted and a com- mittee, consisting of the officers and J. W. Bab- son, Dr. Charles Allen, M. I Weller, B. T. Morsell and Prof. Taylor, was appointed to co- operate with the board of promotion. The committee to which was referred at the last meeting the reaolution relative to recom- mending the substitution of civilians for army officers in the engineer's department of the | District government reported through Mr. | Weller that they would like to have an exten- | sion of time, which request was granted. The committee then adjonryed. IN PRINCE GhUKGt’S COUNTY. {A Decision Against Gen. Beale—The Republican Convention to Reassemble. { Correspondence of Tur Evexixa Sra. Buapexsvura, October 16. The appeal of Gen. E. F. Beale to the cir- cuit court from the action of the registrar of the Bladensburg district denying him registra- | tion on the ground of non-residence was de- cided yesterday against Gen, Beale. Judge Brooke delivered the opinion of the court sustaining the registration officer in his re- fusal to register Gen. Beale. and holding thut the general is legally a non-resident of the state, Much interest was felt in the decision, especially among the republicans, who nomi- nated Gen, Beale as their candidate for the state senate, Tho republican ceutral commit- tee has issued a call for the reassembling of their convention on Wednesday next to fill the Yacancy occasioned by the ineligibility of Gen, | Beale, who must now withdraw trom the con. test, Promineatly mentioned in connection | with the nextuomination are Messrs, Darcey, | Coffin, Merrick, Wine and Schiffer, Many friends and relatives assembled at 8 o'clock lastevening at the residence of Mr. | Janes Summers, Bladensburg, to attend the marriage of his daughter, Miss Mollie, to Mr. Wm. Loveless of Hyattsvilie, ‘ie ceremony was [atest by Rey. Theo, Reed, rector of the Episcopal church ‘here. Miss ‘Lillie Suit acted as bridesmeid, with Mr. George Col- denstroth as groomsman, ed A Member of Grant’s Staff. From the Chicayo Inter-Ocean, A tall, strongly-built man, with a bronze | 2% complexion and Indian features, attracted con- siderable attention as he sat in the lobby of the Grand Pacific yesterday. A peculiar stiff hat, of military character, added to his striking ap- pearance. A few knew him to be Gen. Eli S. Parker of New York, a member of Gen.Grant’s staff, and the man who copied Gen, Lee's for- mal surrender to Gen, Grant. Gen, Parker is now a resident of New York, in which city he helds a municipal office, but he is generally known us the chief of the Six Tribes or the Indians of New York. He said yesterday, speaking of the tribes under him, that, a rouge as chief he would nominally remain at their head until his death, he was becoming Jess their ruler each year, “Phere are about 00 Indians in New York,” he said, “and at one time I devoted nearly all my time to them, But civilization has had its effect, and parties of them have from time to time organized un- der their own direction into small govern- ments, something like the way a township 18 managed. I nominaliy maunge them, but I only sce them once a year.” John L. as a Committeeman. From the Chicago Tribune, Chairman of Congressional Committee—“I take it for granted, gentlemen, that we shall report favorably upon this bill that has been referred to us, defining the barbarous practice of holding boxing contests with skintight | gloves in the District of Columbia as a felony | and prescribing a penalty of not less than one year in the peuitentia: @ {Eater Committeman Suilivan, the honorable ] member from Boston.] The Chairman (resuming)-—“‘Er—Mr, Sulli- van. we were—ah—considering this bill in re- | lation to eparring exhibitions, What is your mn Of it? gressmen Sullivan—‘It is bloody | eto bring in a Dill as that yf t, I kin| r that’s in favor of it, blank my om willin’ to do it right here if ne- —"Mr, Sulli- van's judgment, gentlemen, is that of an ex- pert. itakeit for granted, gentlemen, that we shall report unauimously against this in- famous bill.” —___+.0+—_____ Suicide of a Baltimore Society Man. Geo. P. Maris, who committed suicide at the Puritan house in New York, Suturday night, was a well known society man in Baltimore. | Maris had poisoned himself, as was evidenced by the finding of an empty bottle marked poi- son by his side and which had contained chlo- roform. fellow » out twenty years of age. His clothes | were of good material, A number of letters ostmarked Baltimore and addressed to Geo, | P. Maris, No, 102 E 0ch street, were found in the young man’s effects. some of them from “The Kensington” and the “Berkley,” aud wore from his. sisters, encouragin form. He wasa bachelor, in luxuriant querters with wis i ter at No. 1024 Cathedeal street, This fall | rumors reflecting on his private character caused his expulsion from the Baltimore club. | His employer, Geo. N. Appold, secretary of the | Merchants’ and Miners’ transportation com- pany, knowing of his fast life, also lost cou dence in him and discharged him. Being with- | out employment and socially ostracised he leit Baltimore, living \ } Je A Strange Messenger. From the Akron (Ohio) Kepublican. A little bird flew into E. R. Hull & Co.’s store one day last week and after flitting about the room sometime perched on a chundelier, directly over the head of David James, who has charge of the children’s department. It was remarked | the head of Mr, James he would soon hear of the death of a friend. No sooner were the words suid than the strange little visitor de- scended directly upon the head of the salesmen and then darted out into the street and was gone. ua chort time Mr. James received word that his little son was dying and hasten- | ing home found the message (o be true. This The suicide was a handsome young | C him to re- | © a> at the time that should the bird alight upon | BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. over varios, A marvel reneth and wholsscueuees, theonuary kan with tbe multit of purity, More ecunomical thas ‘sud. camiot be sold in competition Par pls = short weight, aluin or ey ta only tn cans, baths aw —— ean 5 = = OF PIANO AND 601 of he Berlin Royal Consorva tory, ims feturned ftom Europe abd i rest Lessons. Ites He a J Reheat amo: cata | jas rene: 710th at, ti.w.. where gu Fiano and Violin ‘may be be obtained at if moderate erin, {RENCI EaLV ATE CLAS! = RENCE TE GLASSER AND “LESHONS Be Careamonn ol Re pers ‘3 ups: and for =n ist eid ULY PIANO PN ORGAN, 2OK> PB san, eae Hoth st, Tesch- EMAL INSTI1 OTE, 1017 to necormmodate ladies OCK esocha @ pan, ts. M&S LoUleL PULL riderxerten Manual for ‘Teac Just pubiashed, for sale at Balinnty MME P. DES GARENNES HAVE Removed to 2030 P st. n.w. oclg-lw* F ‘H AND MUSIC. ‘ IN" 1 RUCIION—MI8s JULIA WIDDOWS, ‘ierher of tie Plano, daushter of free t, wide jows, 1111 5 st. uw. “Especial attention given and terms) m-derate © bovine se] 4-5w TANI ae ieee HAS REMOVED 3 Os Where abe will resump cr asses is i Muse apd Lan- gunve 2-Iin* rere HE Linthicum fat MONDAY, U {HORTHAND— Session day and evening. Acm acquired in eizteen simp. e Lessons, prone Pitas 3 two to three months. “lype writing twugh: free of charge. Call or scud for pampbiet. Busluess men {nrulshed with competent asnstants on application, Head Schoul of Aciue Phonography, 921 © MULVEX, Principal. ool HRAU EMMA PORSCHES EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AY Ou MOOD INSEITULE, Sie Rudiments of German Taught in JO Lessons: Ne ural Method, Grammar orall and Fridays at i iy "3. ers und a8 ith. por AND HISS, DORSEY'S CLASS AT 16 O st, Sahington., opens 4m. ‘Vor torus, ste Py Pst oclz-lw* ane ye Mow My commenti r9 Wetter 2 ic end of rst lesson, ofizeulats at the pricipal ESC! oe weer UE lev GAILLARD-PAPOT SCHOOLS OF LAN- Kuages, Washinton 5 1205 Est. nw. is the ouly due where the French pronunciation’ is tauzht as an srt and surely acquired in twelve Lessons astlc training of the vocal organs. a Little Girls, opens Uctover as ol O-im! TE O% elect Bhool for Yong Ladiga » West Washinxton, 83 Pelvcinais the Mines DOR! SOR PHYSICA, CULAUKE— Aclergy man vi the Lo omg experienced teacher, who bi of the youug Aweilng plac: for Physical Boahiy Develoy nent, piscopal church and le Physical cure pecial roar gt to adini ie HO, men Tatellectuval Deseo stowed uccoriiie (0 each pupil's health aud have Teference to Lis Tuture vocation, Vupus admitted with feeb ji) daily re- gelve short Jexgons jn fie laws of life, health, Ju ity and 4o forth. ‘Lhe pupil is expected to y cbey the ruica of the House, No atyentive api will jecye. the iued's care without much meBt to health ‘and. hia, phy pl hie sn ture. Terms Address AU: Gusts SH 11, 400 New Jersey averse, Wash ington. D.C. oci0-6t Fue 4bz STUDENTS LAGU: w. (oom 8, in’ by E lanze 3 som Este, the autiate qual Life. 1 ek G ESSA Mr, 8S: SEROME alr. C,H. McDONALD and Mr. De LANG: fe GILE. £ ‘cl 0+2w* PSS, SCHMITES SCHOOL KINDE GARTEN und Pomary—at 401 iid st. nw. Couch from erence section. teacher secompanying. |Articu; sen and Spe ee aught t ocf-tm* oD Fin iels (PEACHER OF EIANO, oo e Singiaw and’ Playing a5 sight. Partichlar atten tion to beginners. as weil aa those fied for teachers or pertormers, ‘and 10). Pumung. Gozeo SS Inu: ‘Church organ for tue thorugh sourses iu piano and con eel 7-sua Fyecetion: on. ATORY! STYN COLLEGE. Pio ELOCUTION AND OR, 313 6th St. nw. lock east of City Bost Uffive, well-known College has de rofeusional talon! oped some of the an tt ony by the use of This be ts School, Prin gacten (roe be pinsnslup abd Spellice. Busi- cand Commercial Law. hy, KlocuGon oMdence, i nee, Civil Gus Classes also in Type: aud Civil Service. ERG Me 1N@ CLASS, jase Viace, south of pape arele, Lin say us Kuropean Conservatories used ;g6od periormuance and interprets- tou guarant ra ¥ Cixstedine Pre Furawts of Lite. Business (hostuan Syeieid, euoracius T ce, ud Bai king), Peanscship, Correspondence,Com. perelal Arit etic, Word-Lessons aud Commercial kiasu Course: Word Ruet Veniuauslip, Arithn ancy, ‘Short: paildine, and oilier modern cou: rs, aud the public, Laud, ew furmiture, 6 Jy vo-writing aud Teteerapby. am hei Former students Martyn's Colle col t call UMBIA COLLEG. PAT ME OA ORAL TOWN C stv ERSITY, Weshington, D. C, Ifst, between Uth dud 1Cth st. For further particulara address el a Re Dean, crn j COLLEGE, th aud D ete, 2.w. sinves aud Counting House Training. ae ia — VEANON SLMLSAGY, | incident actually occurred and those who wit- | nessed it were greatly astonished at the verifi- | cation of an old sigu. It was a strange coinci- | dence. a Ex-Registrar Robinson's shortage of Brown university funds execeds £6,000. FULL WEIGHT Ss PURE _-3 seins Sema Fe cea fess tau a guarter nited Dtates a4 feed of the Great Un Caivepaice a as sche eBtrougst ace eee eer a 1100, 2104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 1128 11th st BOAK.ING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA- DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS Fifteenth year upens for registration and classifica- tion oi Boarding Pupils Weduesday, October 2; ; Day Pupils Tbursday, October 3. Certificave aduuts be Vassar, Suuih and Welestey Colleges, Bor duriher wivsuuiion apply to the Principal, FLIZABETH J. SOMERS. IN AONE ACADENY OF FINU ARTS, 804 8 ST, JN A.W —Cbeepest aid dest pla Porter oO ft Drawing oe tub SON Mu ndied 15 Portraits in chure = craye, water aud vii culors, to gracr trom 46 to Hos Upen every Gay ud Weduenday even d wee this WouderUl ProKress ul students, HOOL OF EANGUAGES, Riscorntpdn Att Un at cot as er So yuee tuastery of tLe Foreigis New Terns ow. Branches in Boston, ifcoklgue Now X Philadel. pia, Chicago, Ber! a ‘tnd Paria” oe Se ‘URWOOD neon 407 MASS, 1898 AND port ins Stee A SEI. ra SU Beeb Bi Pe pecial tacilities ao o am. a and MRS. WM. D. CABELL. {ee es B at tne VHP a o00 2 : id ‘ D. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1889. EDUCATIONAL IN_WASHINGTON. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. T= COLUMBIAN TY.—THE pomge- ran Scientific School UxvEnsy October Which mest in the evening. secre, to bork gexee, For information about the cures te Trigonometry, npetry. xicu’ to HL.’ HODGKINS: Profesor ot Com gd ecl2-im Ma MISS TACE A DANIEL, WILE RESUME Les sons in Voice Culturesnd Piano Las! beri Menidonse F153 state seats X Iss FINLEY HAS 1 REOPENED, ae KINDER aud Prunary Se! * aw. at HE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, 1805 17th at, 1624 Mamechusstts ave. anf 1633 An English and French raing end Day School for Jouns Ladies and Littie Sirs enth year bets September ~5, his school offers many ad- in its, dy. Gytunastics, Wellesley on certificate of the MISS A} at ae NDS SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 T 51 F Priory intermediate ood High School for'both sexes. Seventh Year beyius September 25 with a corps of mne yg ail rofessionsl and experienced. In- Rcloncer bunile prepared tor pullers ar, bestsoen. ime clenee, F oe pollags atom divi ce, Manin ropa apectal advantages to apt puns and t to those preparing tor college; cslisthenic Whe school ie'well supelict ith cheria; Felerencs books and cal chemical apparatus, text Pooks furuis Seabed eitbctt eas extra charge. Phe building been en.arwed and no expense oF trouble spared to ‘ht, heat, ventilation and beers 10 sm, to 12 a Taos i to ANO 312 Ist nw. 17-1m* Carter, roa NDERGARTEN AND PBI! year opens Oe Ge f vetober j z cage Fe oH information ss pty AT COURS OF PL “AND VIOLIN, MARTYN AL CO! 1—PRACTICAL Sones and BOO! 2yExguiea roca {ORE iSioual putation for e uatitution ines uations! seputation thoroughness end ¢ marie alin 100 00 et fect nai "Be pero weed ee capt aren Xs to strict and thor- an, ouch instruction. Bupiln Pay CNH At ERY time for short or loux courses. 3 SESSIONS. eet hoge Diplomas swarded, Gradustes aided fy yTO- ring employment. Send for eutuloxue contauing ful | Lust of studies aud higuest referencesiu the United iF KEEPING perc ho Way connected, Yo the bags areal Martya Coll of Elocntion an catalogue | jase SUC. and ev PAN SWE oe Se Lt WALDECKER. GRADUATI. oF LETP- Conservatory of Music, Organist of St. Mat- C. church, Teacher of Pian iano, Organ and Har idence, eee 2. so20-Lin’ W thews iC. mouy. W. @. COLLIN MPactten or Bango, Bose hours from 4 to 9 p.m, se191m PUPILS BY A LADY Wild CITA le the Anatruvent a Specialty: two lessons 07 Veruiont ave. a weit $5 auouth. Call ut 2 singly or in small clases. Aj A J oe WM. WETS xAM, AM. eed-Bm__At Sandera & Nenviat's, fi SCHO L—Da coal, Crayon and ai siudies for rei: rs. PIKE, Place, between 8 ard 7 n.w. FAiNat Det SAe. LPIELD, oA, RE RESUM a) toes HOMME wats qthOPEN HER CLASSES “PRE ical use of the | PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION. Inquire at SANDERS & tag Sola! 29-3m_ 934 wis eTON 5 Obs \SERVATORY OF ae ‘si st. ou Ta snd F sts.—Twenty-Aret year. Fiano. ne 0s jute, Cornet, Free rs ty: cdvantages, D, whe at SS HER OF THE PIANO, Sested pubdl of here R ng 4 ne Borat Cox! ery mort of Ber! Fs call nt oF sddrees 002 stn. (00u~ Lan CoeMBia CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 Pa, ave.—Tho rh instruction rumery aod vanced arte Do, Orgaiy Viokins ae. f. Haut Prin., late of New ete ICongery. Bost 3 Washington in aks bas returned to t reopen ber kis tho res murd Gartiel: cer, 1 Mere st tober 7, 9 tol? a t lines " mith iteeeon epicenter TOWNSEN! connecting with 2o-ma {DWARD C. Cor perect ideep) Action, a1 TARY. BU! vary Baptist Chure! ORGANIST, ear art cn - ‘Mr. Butler will receive s limited numberof Organ Pupils, Call au SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 834 F st. nw. a Tw . ‘T HE Cepars. ARDING AND DAY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND” pL TLE CIuLs REOPENS OCTOBER 7, it 1889. ALB, 1918 B5th st Mids 122: 3 ow uae io 1223 The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Little Cuildran. Pali erm begine ave. G, weS-t TIN Crayou tut Wil ber ith» DEPKESSED BUSINESS ewood Lustitute, both sexed, Wille, Ma. Hirst-ciuss imstructorg? all branches ipl, ood home tor Liv tie Boya, Jos. GE Cale), A.3., Frinelp Va HALL—A Bo) rChildrcs wt #orest Glen, Mony lah and other trancioes thoroughly for young chilaren, Miss Ea! ) PEK YEAR o8; Maple) ACOMA, WASHINGTON 1! TT uowits cau be pisced here so uy to yield & proit Oi from Yo to BV pere: t inside of tWeive imouths. ‘Tuere are uy wurer or safer investments, BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, 5-3m__ Ubiman_ Market Block, Tacoma, W.T. J" W. COKSON. INO. W. MACARTNEY, Member N. Ys Stuck ae CORSON & MACARTNEY, TOVER BUILDING, 1410 ¥ SL. NW, Laukers aud Dealers in Government Bonds, Fx! Deposits. ‘hange. Loans, lections. Fothoad Stocks and Bode, aud all cortrities s Linted SEGUE Richanwes of New Lorik, Huuiadelpuis, Boston t¢ Laits bought and sold. Pe ae cinity mude of investiveLt securities, Eoude and efi Local Kstivond, um; hunuranse Gen ber QuLone Stock dealt in. icticat Hell 1 ciephoue Stock bought and sold.Jy18 ee erececre—r—r—v—v——~~_— _PIANOS AND ORGANS, _ Hh ‘T & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS, The Lertoct G pright: ta First Prices: the Jor of Biusiciuus; Elegant aud New Styles. Bei 0 ‘811 K EAKAUER PIANOS & A Music, 1200 © st. uw. Lovet Gurmbve Fienos u. fee them. Price reasunebs VS TEMPLE. OF at bes are the Buest and t can Bo imate,” and teria eany. Bircxey Bros: Piayos. HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS BEFORE THE PUBLIC. WESER, FISCHER AND ESTKY PIANOS Sold on Easy Terms and Rented. A REDALSLNTATIVE STUCK OF PIANOS. SANDLLS & BTAYMAN, 934 Fst. nw. ESTEY ORGANS.—Beswtiful New Styles for Parlor, Church and Sehoul Lse. Sold on Exey Lerma, SAND. KS & STALMAN, O34 Fat. Bw, _Telephone—629. is Pore UNFQUALED I) 10% Srecial atientice ut “1: invited to, thelr ‘ecial atient! ul “}urcuasecs" is invited to. “New ALunuc Sut od i dese of Mui EbT DECUBAII FAMILY SUPPLIES, A kui otf ee ed 1833 14th st. aw, aervice, 2 ERG Tae nn et ELV ANTA ties Fou rer wwe rey eang cago | ae ew oes nt fee F Ee ew cf Fast Line, 8:50 0 ee ¥ Louis, with pleortng Core from Prete | Sinai and Rarnsbusg io St Louis: d | Suan wacee with Biecpine CaF Alena on aiavton to Ch a 30 yer 4 a. Touigomete spat sabsy wi ee | oF aa ee jem pb! i AA 10:00 West wita thebagh Hoe S Eeaees ast ant bute ii a= AND FoTom ac Berna, For Kani dag cored and Niagara Falls For Irie, Conrady mand Rochester daily; for Buf- A Trt taloaig feces hc orcent Sats ae 19.008 Aa co T Bleeping Car Warhsugion wo Aag.t For Willssuerore tock Ha fisven.and Elmira 8308 £435 ¢ = dali eacept 4 G00 > HELA, ay 2 7: We ie AND EE erty ‘and reer 0 4:10, fo tio S 8 ie | —0:— pressor Pullman Patios G except Sunday, aud 3:45 pau. daily tg int ie * FOR P Fast Expreae Ua Week days — aauy,| THE EVENING STAR ts PAPER 2h A 22 00 pm daily. | OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nor For Boston, witha " For Bi ok » N. 13 ‘Y or dirooklra. Si ¥iau, orgie taka ckutect at of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE ing direct transter tw Fulten” douvie ferr! For ae pe 20 pi For, Battin ore, my 11:90 and ak Street Avoiding | NEWS, Local, Domestic avd Foreign, sia T2440 am.weck | LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN- 42.8 33 ING PAPERS. me This is conspicuously true of all classes iB 23, Sa | of news, but especially so § regard to r Pore’ oes it, "7:20 am and 4: jaesiaieae Local News and District Affairs. rasa oe cacape Sumi, SAAS RE | | THE STAR has a very much LARGER % |and BETTER force of LOCAL RE- REE AND Mik AAD WASKINGLOS | PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS IN EFFECT MAY 12, 1680. | enan any other paper in Washington For, Alexandtia, 4:30, 6:3. 7:4 : Ss UPS ever thought of employing, an@ JTS 0:05 and 11 sie B On Side ai 30 | MECHANIOAL EQUIPMENT AND wee reushion, 7:65 a.sn. enh GAS p, | PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE z 1m Sundays, | THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- For f and the South, 4.40, 10:67am. | 3 ok EI - falls. ,opoey: Bund FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY ” OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. Itis 00, | therefore able to print each day o full report of every transaction of public ine terest occurring in the District up te the very hour of going to press. ‘aven' tie station, Where orders cat Pelett for the os oul g te Gestiuation from hotela and residences, Geucral Manner. bey Ok Paescawer spent Barrons A ND Oxo Maio R sc ae Schedule in effect JUN. HA..VARD GRADUATE DESTLES PUPILS A UZUaCe Bi) ig # | cigilan danentin Bese’ to intelligent rupli | squint " ot Dr. W. W. GODDING, suze-3m Weshington, D. 0. ADAME A, PELE arom! PARIS), 017th st. nw. Srench classes aud’ private lewous; best, refer- a6 = JULIET DONNALLY, — ‘Leave Ws irom station Aa ‘of New Jersey | Ly the free use of the OCEAN CABLES For Chi ortmeae Ya |for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIs- sgt cnutinnacy Se | PATCHES, and with the difference of a Baaae ae ‘eveland, Vertibuled L Jamttedox- | time in its favor, it is also able to give Myer ee Bm. and express | its ‘readers every afternoon the news of ut, Parkersttirg and pr “Stations 2 Manin “Lino, express daily except eel 38 | or Lertosten and — Stations: 110.303. m For tucae : 109 p.m. * a oe 5: wns sae 4 nf the WILOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE for the entire day, and up to 12 o'clock miduight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news from Europe, Asia, and Africa for the morning papers. etna, aad uy Stations Between Ween! rte ae a Taith- —"0: Equally does THE STAR lead all ite contempurarics inthe publication of the NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of ) | both News Assoctations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphic cor- respondents at all important points; and | with wires leading directly from Its own office to the gencral network of telegraph system touching every city, town and hamlet in the United States and Terri- tories, it is enabled to receive and print atonce a full report of every event of cousequence occurring during the day anywhere between the Atlantic and Pa= cific Uceans. B40. 5:30 @, $0 pe th Sunday, 3 11:30pm m (45 nabutes) 4:15, 5:00, 6:30, 41:00 Metropolitan beauels 10:43 . jor Fonds etatous Oui | Por Kockville ana way stations $4: 3 p.m. | For Rt Aid litermediate poluts, "9:00. | w. we 11:20 oy jerinediste stations, 17:00 p.m. Church train eaves Washington on Sunday st 1:13 ‘Pu, stopping at al) staGous ob Metropolitan Branch, For Frederick, 16:40, 110 :30 &m, TS:0U, TA:50 ma, Sundays.t: 213 pan. For Has and t5:30p.m. 20%: @ NOTE THE RESULT: 2g 0 a. HU, rope | Basie Cars Cu uli “us THE STAR HAS MORE THAN | THREE TDs AS MANY REGULAR SUBSCRIGERS and MORE THAN FIVE TIMES AS MANY REGULAR READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It is de- train 4 _ dor Fhiisdelputa, Newpe rf eye 180 ‘e “9:30, "12:00 am, pan. for tater diate points between Baltimore and Philadelphia, $5: @aln., 2 30 ang T4230 put Arne leave New” york “i pri “ U0 atm sTiok #2250 *B:18, "6:00 pane aad Ebtlenelgbie toe Wi hinstor TO amy feo a rt oe er rAtiaitle City 4:00am. and 4200 & Ih. ad 4 «UU WO, livered regularly by careful carriers at the ~ bi day. “Daily. junds tExcept Suuiday aud Meniy, aon ron and cn 2, the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER Ba ig Be ces by Umon Tranaier Co. on order iit a, THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE Mi pitn, duty G octide Cem Tum at | TAY ARE OVER, and it is thus read . eral Manawer. ‘ sae Se = leisurely and thoroughly by EVERY = Ria Beuedule in ect {PIEMEER 20, 1589, t ‘Lennessee Mall, daily'$o1 Warren- Sorduusvilie, Cusrluttesviiie, ‘Ly hesoune mel matic us between Alexandris uid L)'nch! soanoke, Dristgl, Kuowville, Chatta coe aud Meu jis man Sieepe: usu Kt MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. They know that it prints all the newa, and bas only the interests of the people of the District in view, with no partisan measures to advocate, and no private schemes to forward. They know it, in | short, tobe THE PEOPLE’S PAPER, and nothing else. Asan ADVERTISING inuat Vie Ce aud. | MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSOU- for Manassay | LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL, It is c iibure, Bristol and | in fact worth more as a means of reach- ing the pubiie THAN ALL THE Chat Eucepers Washington to | connect ‘ence for ul Arkansas pointe, | OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER, iy ‘for be a Tapes staat rE anvilie, Greensboro’, aul- Charlotte, Columba, Aus inehain, Lyuchbury, Rocky Ni between Lynehbuts aun wb. Asheville, ita Puliuaa and Auguste, Puli- Western Lxpreas, Me, Chariottesville, Btaunton, Lous. ‘Pullman Vestibule trun Was eto aauingtun to New Uriesis, daily for Manarsas, tha P cia pu ae Southern Exprease hours, | Furthermore, in proportion to the re- Augusta) Atlanta fouvevinery Ne OStase RS | turns it gives its patrons, ITS ADVER- nd Calttornia, Pullman Vestbut testes ‘ Rew Crain ‘is Ata tha Mouuones Huvas | TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST jeeper Wastungton to Birmingbame als? wie Auieate | gar rages exarar aud Gece Face Rata _— | IN THE CITY. ‘Trains on Wasi gp ming Oh Washington aid Ohio division leave Wash- son 9-00 an. Guy except Sunday, aiad Gaiiy; arrive Kound Bk The-U wane Soe sj return leave Kound Hill 6-05 ai. dally wid 12 pet from the South vi ean In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE ‘Sunday, arriving Washington 5. ville, wie gee UK Arrive iu Wasiincton 6:93 au. and 7:1 p.m; Via Fast Tennessee, Bristol and Lynch: at 5:03 am. aud 10:20 pu.; via Chesapeake Ohio route aud Chariottesvilie at 2:59 pam. aud ily Pam and 6:03 aa Btrasbung local at 10:23 STAK does not rely upon empty boasts to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA. TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED by any one having an interest in their 5, | examination, These are CRUCIAL =| TESTS, which few papers invite, and which those that boast most are least Cty sleoping-rar reservation and information farmahed, mare checked at, of sylvanis 9} andat Passcnger Sta “e Sauiroad, Oth aud 1 strce ee, 1300 Pein Penusylvar 43. 1. SANTOR, Gen, Pass. Arent J OTOMAC | RIV ER. BOAT: wees t VERNON Bteamer W. W. CORCORAN, Ca I. Tt. Biske, Jeaves 71h st. wuarf daily wacopt Sends) for Mount able to stand. beh ge, found tp, acl odi edasioaion amicesiaies w «roi end waumci vai seis Dany Noprorx Ti NE. UINT AND THE SO} a Stesmer Li Lady of the La , mny’ & The esteem in which THE STAB is held by the reading and advertising public is conclusively showm by the fig- ures given below. In the first six months of each of the five years named the average daily clr- “maya? Olt POTOMAC = R La sD iW TAON STEAMER ING! bk Ay AREFTELD® aves sUi-sticet Whar! on MONDA\S, SEURSDATS Pha SAD LLDALD ats wan, Reg UCESDAYS, | WIDAIS und BUNDAYS p.m, touching at iver | —_ as far = ‘Nonuni Greek. v Pa ‘Gianaonts Bay Leouard da culation of the paper was: Tse eg ese SOL Eau ye | cuiadon of the ms e “ 1886... OCEAN_ STEAMERS « 1887 SHOuT HOR ROUTE TO. LONDON, SCHEK LLOYD § 8.00, “ 1888... “1889, i 40 a.m. ; oeaie, Wed, Uct. 1 3 pass! rave. Wart Bat, Oct. 20, 7:30 atu; Lun’ state rooms, excellent table, Tururiony galoon apyommtmenta, a Prices ist ca upward a berth, Toloeastion: sd cab. $50 Bh adit; Slecruge Bt luw raves, Apply toi F. DLOUE, oxb Penn. ove, Equally significant is the showing ia regard to the advertising patronage of the paper, which is the surest indication ofits acknowledged value as a medium of publicity. Thenumber of NEW AD- VEKTISEMENTS printed im the col- prr CL ND drauce Ae- pg dys al Prophetic waft of Second Minbh, reveals every Hidden yatery, Lost or Stolen Fty, bripge Separated Together, causes Spesdy 4 . prey ely a aay a rot Gateere merase genes Hours 10 to 8:30, sige 2 0 2 ‘Sue. 82] Ychst, cor. | nw _ iS EK TELLS ALL EV: =F wi Di =e EN Se tice Gam wv pm 421 ube Sa eS “es