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al THE EVENING STAR: CITY AND DISTRICT. PUBLIC SCHUOL TEACHERS. Instructors of Night Schools Appointed— Changes in Teachers of Day Schools. PARR PO Absolutely Pure. “Highest test” Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Pow. x. guaranteed free from Alum, Ammonia.’ Lime, ‘ te of sdulteration of 1 kind whatsoever. jatchiews in Purity and Strength. iroceré are re- ested to refund price paid if not perfetly satistnc- Sty end an represented by us. Weaker Pacuise Bakine THE PRINCIPLE ON WHICH PROMOTIONS TO PRIN- CIPAL SHOULD BE MADE L&ADS TO 4 LIVELY DISCUSSION—OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST IF THE SCHOOLS. A brief but earnest discussion sprang up at G POWDER Cu., Balumore, Md the meeting of the public school board last GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, is78, | evening. Itinvolved the important question oe of the principle upon which teachers’ promo- W. BAKER & €0.’S Breakfast Cocoa |sisstecuses"acser seem ported among changes he recommended to be made in the teachers of the first division the Le absolute! ek dts solwbte, promotion of Miss Rawlings, an eighth grade teacher, to be principal of the Dennison build- No Chemicals are used fn ite preparation. It has more ing, which would give her an increase of sal- ary from $1,000 to $1,300. In making this recommendation Mr. Darlington spoke of the Sune | efficiency of Mies Rawlings as a teacher and and is therefore far more —— said that she would have been promoted years pst shager aghtacsntota. SO ago only she happened to be a woman, It had ticious, nourihing, nrengtneaing. £4; | TCt been the custom in the frst division to give for Invalide as vellas persone ia health. | WOmen such positions, but he thought that the Sold by Grocers er . pees ponies was one that was desiral Whelpley thoughtthe principals should & CO. Dorchester, Mase | oe rinecd wocordey to eerncipals, should vacancy occurs in one division the appointment should be given to a teacher in any other divi- sion who was eligible. He said that it was not right to give an eight grade teacher such 8 salary when there were principals of twelve- room buildings, for gxample, receiving & smaller salary. Mr. Darlington replied that this promotion was made in accordance with the practice that had prevailed for years. If 1t was thought desirable to change the rules that was a matter to be considered, but he did not believe that it was just to make the change applicable to any one case. He did not lieve in retroactive legislation. Besides, he said, if this proposed method of promotion was just for principals it should be applied to ail grades of teachers, PROMOTIONS BASED ON SENIORITY. Mr. Whelpley said that if the thing was right ‘at all it was right now and he moved that pro- motions of this character be based on seniority. Mr. Mitchell and Prof. Gregory both were of the opinion that there ought to be some change made in the rules relative to promotion. Mr. Mitchell favored a series of examinations for teachers which should be compulsory. Prof. Gregory also spoke in favor of some system of testing the fitness of teachers from time to time and regulating promotions in this way. He thought that the committee on rules might consider the matter and report to the board so that any changes could go into effect atthe beginning of the year. Both he and Mr. Mitchell expressed the opinion that any radical change in the rules was inadvisable at this time. After further discussion between Mr. Whelp- ley and Mr. Darlington, during which the latter observed that if his recommendations were made an exception to the usual practice of the board and rejected he could uo longer act as a member of the board, The motion of Mr. Whelpley was lost, and the board voted to confirm the recommenda- tion made by Mr. Darlington. THE BOARD TO BE REORGANIZE: Chairman Ross called the attention of the board to the fact that the usual election of officers of the board had been passed over this year. He thought that the board ought to be reorganized and he wanted to be relieved of his duties as presiding officer and to take his position agsin on the floor, He suggested that officers be elected at the next meeting, which was agreed to, OTHER MATTERS. On motion of Mr. Darlington the resignation of Mr. Wm. Quinby as principal of the Denni- son building was accepted, with the thanks of the bourd for his valuable and efficient serv- ices, Prof. Gregory, from the committee to which was referred the communication of John F. Cooke and others asking the appointment of & special teacher in elocution for the seventh and eighth divisions, reported that the appro- priations would not permit compliance with this request, A communication was received from the Dis- trict Commissioners stating that the curb on C street between 6th and 7th streets would not be set out, as suggested by a letter from E. W. Donp to the board. _ A communication from Anna M. Purvis, rela- tive to the donation to the schools of furniture stored in the basement of the building corner of 43g streetand Marvland avenue, was re- ferred to the District Commissioners, Also a communication from Rev. Henry L. Coleman, psstor of the Rehoboth Baptist church rela- lve to payment for storage in the church of school property, THE NIGHT SCHOOLS, The committee on industrial education re- ported in favor of opening the night schools on Monday, November 15, and the appointment of the following teachers, and the report was W. BAKER The Great English Complexion SOAP. PEARS’ SOAP. Of all Drageists, but beware of imit t'ons. == Tue Cvcrenses, 14u0-N. Yave, AO Teen) New Szfety Mieyeles forrent at 30c. per hour—$10 per vb. wee te teach You to ride the Safety for $1. Only riving school in ¢! ESE ETIES $25 CASH-2°0 PER fiona * SEEE SAN ¥ webodTt cho Passenger—Porter, don't put your nasty Paste Blacking on these Shoes. They are blackened with Wolff's AGME Blacking Just sponge them with clean water, and ‘they will be beautifully polished. You can earn your quarter easy this time! By the way, Porter, tell your Livery Stable friends that it is the Best Harness Dressing in the world. I've tried it!! WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. ‘The Dest Blecking for Men, Women and Children. THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, Has taken possession of his MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND WINE VAULTS, 1200 and 1202 Penna. ave., cor. 12th st. mw. Tam perfectly satisfied with the immense sales made Since the insusuration of the 20 percent removal sale, and have made more money than I would have done with hicher prices, I shall, therefore, continue to allovy the same reduction hereafter. Estimates cheer- fully given to parties about to purchase supplies for the coming season. Orders by mail promptly at- tended to. adopted: PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF FrankUn—Principal, E. G. Kimball; OTHERS. ants, Bertha Armstrong and C. K. Fincke! Original Reduced | 4. Springer. principal advanced grade. Henry school—Principal, Mr. Clark; assist- ants, Messrs. Rausch, Galeski and Cowling. Jefferson school —Princi Mr, Lesh; assist- ants, Messrs. Falck, Garduer and Miss Davis, Wallach school—Principal, Mr. Freeman; assistants, Messrs, At Lee and Burroughs: Mrs, Weaver sewing teacher and Mrs. Jacobs cooking. Curtis school—Principal, Mrs. A. M. B, Peak. Mott schoo!—Priucipal, H. R. Peters; assist- ant, Mrs. Hawkworth., Hillsdale—Mr, Black, principal; assistant, F. B. S. Johnson, Seventh and sr divisions. Stevens’ build- ing—Principal, W. Brown; assistants, A. Taylor. A. E. Cole and S. Hall, Garnet build- ing—Principal, J. H. W. Wariag; assistants, M. E. Gibbs, W. H. Coleman and J. Taverns. John F. Cook building—Principal, W, H. Smith, as- sistants, E. A. Chase, M.W, Matthews and L. L. Weish. Lincoln building—Principal, J. Nalle; assistants, H. A. Lewis, R. A. Lee and L. B. Alexander. Randall building—Principal, J. Storum; assistants, M. L. Jordan, C. T. Mason and F. E, Ware. CHANGES IN TEACHERSHIPS. ‘The committee on teachers reported the fol- lowing changes, which were approved: High school—Appoint H. M. Ballard in place of John B. Daish, resigned, and C. M. Buchanan,in place of Clinton Townsend, resigned. First division—accept resignation of Wm. Quinby to take effect November 11. Appoint Miss K.E. Rawlings principal of Dennison building vice Quinby, resigned, and promoted from $1,000 to 1,300, to take effect November CALIFORNIA WINES. Claret, extrs qualit; Boreundy... by . perne, a Chanitagne, pi ZEB voee ViNGINIA AND OLHER AMEI Virginia Cia Norton's Vii wiuia Seedling, per aa. IMPORTED WINES AND CORDIALS. Port—Gooa— Table. 00) rt—Goou—Cook Jamaica Rum, very oid Bt Croix Rum, old .. Bt. Croix Kum. very old. ---"-** Oid Medtord Rum (excellent tor Beoten Whisky, old. oteh Whisky, very ich Whisky, very, 1 12, Appoint M: E. Morgan principal of at Whisky. old. Berret school vice Miss Rawliugs,and peoue rsh Wiel 1 from $900 to $1,000. Promote Mixs Fairley vo ou oO 20 oo 00 80 vo 3O 80 00 80 30 40 8 vo 80 oo 00 oo ESESESESESEEE ESSESELESE STORE ACRE HIS BHRE RUTH 4 6 5 4 5 5 6 5 6 3 Fs 6 : 6 7 0 $ vi German Kowsen : from seventh to eighth grade vice Miss Morgan. ALSO THE FOLLOWING LO WHInKIES: Promote Miss Louisa Connolly from sixth to sev- MES iic euth grade vice Miss Fairley. Promote Mrs, ‘rim bie Pure Rye. . rf by . ticello Pure Sampson from fifth to sixth grade vice Miss Con- jection Pure Kye. bpmoes ct nolly. Promote Miss Galiski from fourth to jannueville Pure Kye. fifth grade vice Miss Sampson. Promote Miss Qigces Brandy. Martelh M. M. Maher from thirdto fourth grade vice Goruse Brau) He Miss Galiski. Promote Miss M. E. Randall from fd second to third grade vice Miss Maher. Aswign - Miss Mary Sheads to second grade vice Miss Randall. " All to take effect November 13, Ac- cept resignation of Isabel Haslup, tewporary teucher, to take effect November 1. Assign Miss Blanche Smith temporary teacher vice Miss Lewis, on leave, to take effect November 1. A certificate was | ogee to Mrs, Sampson soe 18 00 Per Bottle. Per - 300° © to enable her to teach in grade six. z Sixth division—Promote Miss Patterson from 243 | fifth to sixth grade, Mrs. E. A. Voorhees from 240 | fourth to fifth, Miss E. V. Smith from fourth to b 4 fifth grade, Miss F. E. Ware from third to 169 | fourth grade, Miss A. A. Serivener from second Ce ‘Bounce. 38 - — grade, all to take effect October 1; J. bel Siru Esa ee: perite phx ghecheee: ania to fifth grade, to take BURGUNDY—tin bottles only). ‘Bottles. Seventh division—Transfer Miss E. R. Lewis 8 8 from third to fourth grade at salary of $650, isso | Miss E. Davis from second to third grade at 1200 | salary of $550, to take effect November 1; Miss = J. V. Norris from second to third grade, #550, %88 | to take effect October 7; Miss A. E. Lewis from goo | third to first grade at her own request, at #00 | $500; Miss L.A. Early from second to thir 10 by [oy . salary $550, both to take effect Decem- rl. Appoint Miss J.D, Cox tosecond le, salary to take effect October 7. Miss E. K. Lewis and Miss Ellon L. Fisher were granted second class certificates, Eighth division—Transfer Miss S. J. Jones from third to fourth H. A. SELIGSON, THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, 1200 and 1202 Penna. ave. n.w. oclé-wae-twr STORE, THE GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE the World, will ote niy SALE dee eae He open R% BEE 1, 1990 with’ Pine hancument et y house tn the etty deine busieees io this 3 : a yeert cy way. be ever offered in this or any other market Sih 1 8. J. Jones. Appoint substitute teachers as habs (3 tise ow. | follows: Misses eg) P. Alexander, Laura Ar- ‘Terme Net, Spot Cash. Neither nold. Bertie Brooks, Anna Brown, Sarah Jack- son, Thomas, — ‘ler, ary Woe Emma ve OT ee ceed Ce ee EDWARD L. DENT, M. E., ; mont n ‘The bect facilities in the city for all kindsof Iron | of the school year. Aetint: Beste Deeeka s Fite tai Ketheee: granted tanve of cbseure to cake pa grant ve eee oaks widely eee on nee Be “Guets-| " system of at Me., W. 8. Barrett, known tectora “Works cor Sid as Bill Barrett, the mountaineer, died te ight, aged seventy-vight, THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS. EDUCATIONAL. ? ss WA HINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1889 EDUCATIONAL. Secret Societies to be Treated With IN WASHINGTON. IN_WASHINGTON. More Liberality. The work of the Catholic congress came to an end yesterday, and that body adjourned one of the most notable and probably most useful eer LANGUAG! er opeis Sch tasty pte ta the hall 0 308 Fata w, Prate 3 guawes, Derintendents of schools v2. any "our method gatherings of the representatives of that | Saves time aud labor; it thoredshe otnentiongl tas church. The platform, which is a long paper, "3 ScHMITT'S oR = ERGARTER denounces Mormonism and divorce; urges mod- | AVE and Frimary—at 35 st. a.m. Cosh Grom eration in the conflict between capital and labor | ition und Spesch leading taught the Beate ok Sere and condemning nihilism, socialism and com- munism, qaotes that splendid utterance of Gis Rn Estes errr areas 4 without any tedious drilling of the student’ ‘Frepen Cardinal Gibbons, ‘Labor has its sacred rights | by » you ‘of by a native of Han. as well as its dignity.” The platform further | {tc nw. rate lsnous bos fal lessons ies, says: ‘Wo are in favor of Cajpolics taking BERNHARDT, PH.D. OF ic UNIv., greater part than they have hitherto taken in W uthor of a populsr series of tex xt book, eopen his (serman Conversational Ravanced Students and also a Class for cae naan eae ie a pel general philanthropic and reformatory move- ments, The obligation to help the needy and to instruct the ignorant is notlimited to the needy and ignorant of our own communion, but we Washutgton High deboale Graduate of the Sorbonne of Paris. are concerned, both as Catholics and Ameri- French Lessons, Privateor ip Classes, cans, in the reformation of all the criminals, at a a and the support of all the poor in the country. RT SCHOOL. WEST END. SUNDAY OBSERVANCE AND THE SALOONS. BET. K AND L STS. 2018 ISTE, ‘ok . oe “There are many Christian issues in which | Wise 8,1. MELOY onion Medalist--Prinetpal. Catholics could come together with non-Catho- | Nov. 16. B2-, lies and shape civil legislation for the public weal. in epite of rebuff and injustice and over- AQTIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ART! & 804 EST. |. We. t it INA Comet on erga 3 geet rare looking zealotry we should seek alliance with dat 1 RELL has ha ivecive medals and studied 15 years Laas aea ae ings, Gall and soe the w progress of students, nb-2w* F. RUECKERT. 1740 14TH ST. N.W. IN- ge structor in Vocal Music, Violin. Piang, Orvan. Clarinet and Cornet; methods’ of leading European conservatories used ; food performance and int tion guaranteed. against the sale of intoxicating beverages on Sunday. The corrupting influence of saloons in politics, the crime and pauperism resulting from excessive drinking require legislative re- striction. which we can aid in procuring by joining our influences with that of other ene- im THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. COLLEGE PREPARATOR! Dota OE Senet val ‘and for Ten instruc’ bo Pupils limited to 100. A few POPE Pap. Pancipat: seine | UMBIAN THE CORCO- He elt oe eo pt Giiculus, apply to HT: HODGKINS. Profeteor of . Kapid and thorough courses ‘TOL ‘TEN AND PRIMARY kee Behe ce une pe 6 AS '. For circulars apd i} wey principal, CORNELIA F. BOYDEN. sel4-: 4DW. Sik Cae Pepa ee as a ET G ere methine oquien, srt My Toth ete mews an @BELDON's. 5 MY, ST. py esdays, Thi Bonton Gav LOWS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 138, M 1207 1oth st. n.w.—Pe: for all Examinations, Elocu ‘Com- positions ‘Book wes rou ‘om Tur Cxvine DOMRDEND AEE ROTATES TOONS Buor dn OOTOPER Tad GML, 1018 a5tn st OUT OF WASHINGTON. $180, Fe. Thae, Reni, Fore ip dirneges amuuctory al raaciss peciall mies of intemperance. HOIR INSTRUCTION.” fought; for Little “Let ue resolve that drunkenness shall be 7 of air SOUR BUTTOMEET, veins EiBoe Maio), 2° Principal 7* "alten made odious, and give practical encouragement | Fup! of Sit Jules Benedict, is prepared to give Vi_HALLA POAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL and support to Catholic temperance socities. ore experienee in the Oathedral Choire or England | g},fe%cuudren at Forest Glen, Monugy: Co. Md. tn- “We favor the passage and enforcement of | Remdence #02 Indiana ave.n-w. 2 ee eer ont ae bees, laws rigidly closing saloons on Sunday and for- 188 JOSEPHINE C. NIMMO, ORGANIST. aul7-3mo* bidding the sale of liquors to minors and intox- BEET es eae aS, rea eee em icated persons.” n4-2weo -Moudaya, Wednesdaye and & EOQUSEFURNISHINGS. On motion of Daniel A. Rudd, a negro dele- | -\—Saup—Guitait PUPILS BY oe ae gate from Cincinnati, the platform, without | W its mete theineteumente sponte te ee Coun Br G discussion, was adopted without a dissenting | a week; > a month in advance, Call at 1507 Ver- | OLX Ag voice. Various papers were read by laymen | montave. sold-3m — from various parts of the country. Minuet 19 ‘K pan ae Rs eo 2 full line yf THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. School, Primary and Gramniar Departivents, Kinder- GAE COOKING STOVES Mr. William Richards of Washington read a garten (roobelayutem). ‘Syopence Teuamber 18: Se- Cn tned ant Gees paper in which he said: “Thank God the judie- ere. © nl-2we ious, earnest and sympathizing efforts of Boss AND ENGLISH EDUCATION. wast _WASHIIN aaa ABLIGHT COMPARE. Cardinal Gibbons at Rome in behalf of the Knights of Labor and the cause of freedom in our glorious country, and the magnificent MARTYN Soa ee COLLEG! 313 Gu: street northwest, FINANCIAL. TA R. BALCH, HAVING EXPER! ing the } ugiish Long tw Foreigners, Offers her services ax Teacher to Members of the Pan: American Congress and to Foreign Legutious, 1207 10th st. n.w. oc29-Tin CORLMEIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. O18 Pa. ave. Thorough, iustruction, primuaty ahd ad- c y in., late of New England Conservatory, Boston. triumph of Cardinal’ Manning in his recent grand work of reconciliating the rich and haughty employers and the poor laborers of London have lifted up the hearts and the hopes of the waiting and despairing millions. The uni- versal outburst of popular admiration which greeted these great efforts demonstrates that the field is ripe for the harvest; that the people are in a condition to receive the word which Catholic leaders ought to be able to deliver.” Mr. Onahan of Chicago moved that an inter- national Catholic congress be held, not ijater then 1892, in Chicago, there because it could offer the largest hall in America as well as west- ern hospitality, Mr. Campbell of Philadelphia moved an amendment that the convention be held wherever the world’s fair is located [applause], as the eyes of the whole country would be di- | rected there at that time. Mr. Ouahan accepted the amendment, be- cause he believed that the world’s fair would be held in Chicago, Mr. Spaunborstt of St. Louis expressed his satisfaction at the amendment, because he thought that that would bring the convention to St. Louis. The resolution as amended was jano, Organ, Violin, &c. Eb. 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(CQ UARANTEE TO ‘TEACH ANY ON ew furiucure, adopted. 4 Litc-size Crayon Portrait im 15 lessons. As Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul had ani omer drawing pecessery.penoue, Gay © 59 11th st, ‘bet. Band F sta, A Goes BOTTOMLEY (enor Soloist), For Concert and Oratorio Season of 89 and "90; Residence, 20% India ve. DW. nod-colin GY FIFIZENTH 8 1223 WASHINGTON, D. C. 1223 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG HILDREN. FALL TERM oc lPtoied opened the congress it was the desire that he close it. He had been pacing the middle aisle of the stage with his hands stuck deep in his breeches pockets, He wheeled about and said with flery emphasis: “Go to your homes with the entiusiasm that you have shown here; spread it in every state in the Union, and say there ia 8 new departure among Catholics in the United States. Tell them there is a new mission open for laymen. The long-expected day has come when Catholic bishops, priests and laymen rise up and say, ‘Henceforth we will act as one man in accordance with our re- ligion.’ In vain will we tell our fellow citizens that we have God's faith in our hearts if we do not live up to our profession, Each year must . M. Chevremont, Diplomee de IAcudemie de Furis and experienced texcher. Address 1201 Ruode Islund ave. ocl9-1m* Wyk HENRY XANDER M PIANO AND THEORY. ‘Ufiice Ho Studio, _ 809 Tith wt. nw. how a marked progress of our religion in foc O-Ama'}_31=12 aloe now show a ma progre ees SS ar pe at this country. Go buck, not to sleep, but to | Yee ee eee tts Nault on work, God bless you!” day, Thursday and Saturday afternoove, : babi O i ANNIE LOUIsi. POWELL. SECRET SOCIETIES. i i 7 . ERNEST LE AS KEM The Baltimore Sun this morning says: “Prob- | NI. Tov snrcon tt Bh Bact oe Gk en ably the most radical thing that has transpired | les#oysin Piano, Violiy, Vicloucelio aud Harmony, vel i-lmt ALSTEAD'S: ‘Private School for Girls and Boys,, 0016-1m* 162) 20th ot. usw. Vj &. CHAS. THIERBACH, TEACHER OF MUSIC, removed to 1117 10th st. n.w., where lessor and Violin may be obtained at moderate ‘ocl 3-11 {;DUCGATE AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES. Arithmetic, Practical Gramiuar Penmanship and Speiling. he tase be id Com cif through the assembling of the first Catholic ess is in regard to secret eoci The lic chureh hus long been regarded as the implacable foe of every secret society without its own pale, and it now appears that the ban of the church is to be litted absolutely from every sort of secret organization except the Masonic order. That the objections to the Masonic brotherhood will also be waived is con- fidently expected by those who know, and it is said to be uniy « matter of twelve months or so before any man may openly avow himself a member of thy acient Order of Free and Ac- cepted Masons as well as a faithful member of | the Roman Catholic church, “A northwestern delegate to the congress said yesterday: *Y say without fear of e startling announce- this congress in Baltimore is at the Catholic church in America will from this day, through the ministrations of the priests in the confessional—for that is where such action is communicated to the laity—deal with extraordinary and hitherto unknown lib- ity wi mbers of secret organizations.’ remove all restrictions that prevent Catholics from joining or remaining | members of or becoming members of 3 known secret society, with one exception, exception is the Masonic fraternity, So far as that organization is concerned, it is believed by the bishops andarchbisLopsto be in America a harmless orgenization, A number of the prelates are disposed to speak kindly of its action in cutting off the Cerneau section and in stopping all communication with the Grand council of the Orient. The bishops end arch- bishops are said not to have made any real in- vestigation, The one particular point which brings into application the quintessence of Catholic philosophy and forms the point of ex- ception on the part of the bishops and arch- bishops is that where a man joins an order without knowing its purpose ana takes the oath of allegiance to it, The Catholic church holds that this is contradictory to reason and Busi- Law. Commercial School, 407 East Capitol st. LOCUTION ! ORATORY 4 pai MARTYN pee Pe .ELOCUTION AND 313 Oth St. nw, bull's block east of City lost Office. Thip woll-suown College has developed some of the best Professional talen in this country by the use of 3 2D. 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Fre Srarion ERY, WEDDING INVITATION VISITING CARDS, DIEs, ETC, ENGRAVED WITH CARE ‘TYNE & SON, Bookecliers, Stationers and Engravers, s022-3m 428 7th st. now, __PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ se26-3m_ G THE FEW ta. Plcawe cull and see 2 G st. uw. oclU-dm Of yi BLL, SUMNER, Sil yih st uw. = Lsvio Issrecmeszs, Call and examine our representative stock of DECKEL BOS." } WESEw i PIANOS, iMODATING TERMS. Old Instruments taken in part payment. Tuning and repairing, . oR RENT. PIANOS SANDERS & STAYMAN, Sd F st uw. oy Washiugton, D.C. Baltimore, Md. hngond, Va ocl-3m A BLE FER AA KE AA aaa aa ANOS. UNEQUALED IN TUNL, TOUCL, Wi Nsure NEQ R DONL, TOUCH. WORKMANSHT AD i Epecial attention of “Purcussers” iy invited to thelr ae Artistic, Style desyns of Hi ' Gad BECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A largo assoriment, comprising aluest evcry Well-uown make in. tas country, 12 thorough repair, will be closed out at very. me Beare. afore beans peeeate 5 oRered rer) B padcep aiid db ter, Wieck W code BAS. MONTHLY ANSTALLMEN 1» whens dented. Wht, ANABE x CF B17 Market Spaca a6 YOLWOOD INSTITUTE, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, 1212 AND 1214 14¢H STREET. A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of high grade tor LKOUNG CADIES aud LITTLE GIRLS. cause of organized lubor and tie published vice of the former that workingmen had a right to band together for protection, While the archbishops have held no formal meeting on the subject it is well understood that they leave Bultimore prepared to act as I bave indi- yuls prepared to cated, and you may be certain that no momber | college. 51 of the Odd Fellows, the Order of Foresters, | |» Knights of Labor, or other secret orders, ex- | °f' cept the one I have named, will be advised b; his confessor to abjure his fellowship w them. Possibly even the Clan-na-Gacl may not be excepted.” ecial ta ties tor sel . Fith sessicu opeus Mouday, September JQ, at 9 (iresu the Principal kiress the ucipels, 4m Mi ted stucies. _ Bete and MRS, WM. D. CABELL, JORENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 T s A Primary, lutermediate and’ High Sch Sexes. Seventh yeur bextns Se) teachers, » with a corps oui bel 1 proressional aud experienced. In- uction in Enxiish, Mathematics, Louguayes and Science: pupils prepared tur college or busivess. soe During a quarrel Monday night between Thomas Mason and Lawrence Livingstone | dividual ‘trae, special advantages to ape pupils (both colored) in Chicago the latter threw $26 to Sicee roparians tor, coll fe; culisthenic drill. Reset 00) re ‘lied chu: Mason to the ground, held him with one hand weal eek ceed eee Fy books: id pl and, drawing a razor, cut his throat. — Books furnished without extre ebatwe oth As aresult of the anarchist memorial meect_| bas been eu/urved aud uo expense or trouble ing at Cooper Union, New York, Monday nigh, | Feudetgee ant Mest veutliation aud plus 8. E. Shevitsch, the well-known socialist leade, | Writ. Principal. = and journalist, may be indicted cs GAKZIELD , KINDERGARTEN, — MISs MARY Hooper, who iouuded the rst kindergarten in Washington in 1 bas returned to te city and will Feopen her kivcergarien st the resideuice of Mrs, H at. ne, MONDAY, mard Gurtield Spencer, 12° October 7, 0 a.m. to 12 mn. | Herdic uid strect car. ny feonrase ‘D. ate ee betes See =< elena Finn rein tangas Trial phis: Ciicaso, Betliu aud Periz” So™ YOM Phlatale U* 1VE! Tete fete EY WILL BB. AND BT Aachaeae aes Mets eerie Seal N EKCHANT TAILORING, FALL AND WINTER, '89-'90. Cur own linportations now received, and you are miVited Wy auspeCt at the Well-known house a B.D. BARR, TMPORTING TAILOR, seit 111i Peuna ave, ___ MEDICAL, &. LAdiSS 8 XEQUIKE THE SERVICES OF AN aperieuced Femule Fhysiclan should cousult Dr, aud Airs. WILSOS, 4105 Park place .¢, bei. Bb and © Lith and 12th ete.n.e, Ladies only. “Remody 86. ‘ocl4-Sw* im, LEON, D Ahn cident Fotantished snd exly Batate Latte’ ysician in the City, can be consulted dauiy, 464 U st, between 434 and 6th el. Gitoe always open. ‘will? ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BRUT BELS iy the oldest-established advertis- ies? Physician wm the cit Se aE == Barone Axp Ono AILROAD, shedute in eftect November 10, 1880. a corner of New Jersey ton from statio: Leave Washing’ < — 8 easily 11-20 am. expreseOS0 pues Stee “20am. 30 pm or Cinciunati, St, Lots and Indanapolia, express ao: Pebu rad Clevelan. Vestbaled, Limited ; F F Wy PLAIN FAGTS. ae days, 4: é 240, 7: yo ae yt pes oo J 2 “1, 9:00, Saat 5385, 7 agtenak velcsaane 9:60 abd 6: coin 2 Branch, IS5 THE EVENING STAR & e PAPER ae Tee sass ae "| OF TO-DAY, not of YESTERDAY nos eodiinterniedlate points, °9:008./ of LAST WEEK. It prints ALL THE eee stations, +7:00p.m.,| NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign, eer aireurerhsneette 623s | LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE NORM. ee ‘Predevieh fe #45, 110:30 a.m., 13:10, t4:90 p. | ING PAPERS. Fo & 1:15 pan i Hawerstown, $10:30 a: 333 ‘Traiusarrive trom Chicago day i oe. nim. and 4:05 p.m. ; from Cincinuay apd St. Houle dally 3:45 iteburg 7:10 am, 6:00 irom Ci 0 pam. ; from deity: 5 abet 4 THE STAR has a very much LARGER 130 p.m, Hadiet spice care om alk da trains, |@nd BETTER force of LOCAL RE- nine YI. ope pa. ‘or Philadelphia, Newark, Wilinineto chester, | PORTERS and SPE WRITERS 94:00, +8:00, “0:20, "12:00 was EDU eee TD sepa and 10:30 pan. eissnerpeciote patnts bet —_ os ‘Weshingtes ud #720 a. ever thought of employing, and ITS MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER- FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. itis therefore able to print each day a full of every transaction uf public ine terest occurring in the District up te the very hour of going to press. —:0:—— By the free use of the OCEAN CABLES for REGULAK AND SPECIAL DIB- PATCHES, and with the difference of time in its favor, it is also able to give its readers every afternoon the news of the WHOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE for the entire day, and up to 12 o’clock miduight, thus leaving literally nothing in the way of news trom Kurope, Asia, and Africa for the inorning papers. T5300 ifraiue’ ‘iesvg 3 oa ma. 121:00 am, it. for Washiiny 100 pm. ween Balt 2:0, 9s Sie % sud "12: Fi cu fe 3 days 4:00 amu. and 13.00 noon. TExcept suuday. *Daily. Dacxage gailed ive aud checked from cae a Ay yh tigoes Ce. fl orders left at ucket jc an Ya. ave, suid ut Depot, ST! ObELLe ogy 3.7. CHAS. 0. 3C) ear oes het nii FATENNSYLVANI NNSYLVANIA ROUTE tO THE NOKLH, WiST, AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID scESELY TEEL LAILS.” MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. in Lifect November 10, 18! TRAINS LEAVE WASH NUION FReMl STATION, CORNER 61H AND & STREETS, AS FOLLOWS: Yor Fittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express I Mavager 8 ut 10:50am, ‘ 10:50 a.m, daily to Cincinuatt and st ue Cars from Pittsburg to Cin: | weeping Cars Herrisburg to In- except Saturday, to Chi t Altoona to Chicago, | St. Lous, 10 p.ra, daily icago and Gar ‘Harrisbure to st 40 p.m, daily, with to Chicago and St. t Marrisburg with trough ud Memphis. Pacitic Ex- ah or Pi arg and the West, QU tarugh siecwer to Pittsbung, and Pittsburg » Chicago. BALTIMORE AND POTOM. For, Kane, Canandaigua, Roch Pree, 10:00 p, ‘AC RAILROAD, rand Niagara Falls tu m. tuchester daily: for Buf- ul iavara dabvexceyt Saturday.10:00 pau., | Equally does THE STAR Icad all its with Slevin Car Waeltiugion to Rochester. For Wu maport, Lock aves ‘at 10:50 | Contemporaries in the pubiication of the a.m, daily, & ay NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. Receiving the regular dispatches of both News Associations; with alert and enterprising special telegraphic cor- respondents at all important points; and with wires leading directly from its owa office to the general network of telegraph system touching every city, town aud hamlet in the United States and Terri- tories, it is enabled to receive and print atonce a full report of every event of For Willia:nsy ly, BOW PRILADELVHIA, NW bm. On Sunday, 9:00; ly 4:10, 10:00 and ‘11:26 or Pullman Parlor Cars, pt Sunday, and 4:00 p.m: daily with Dininis Car. FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY, iO sm, week daysand 8:10 p.m. daily. Fast Express 8 Ac 6 Klyu Annex, afford- bua fer to Fulton street, svoiding Fo stghble terrae across New York cay or Or, 11740 am, week days, 11420 p.m. more, 6:35, 7:20, and 21:40 am Atlantic City, ally. Ops ae consequence occurring during the day 11;40 3:2 yw : Fh ea apt Te a ge 08, +10, 6:00, | anywhere between the Atiantic and Pa sige Cregk ine, 7:20 am and $:40 p.m daily, | cific Oceans. For Auuzpolis, 2d 9200 a.m.,12-05, 4: phienees: 6:00 fs ‘dly, except Subday. Sundaya 0°08 a ALEXANDiIA AND FREDERICKSBURG @ NOTE THE RESULT: 29 MAL AND ALEXaND&ia IND WASHING tos _ = " —0: FECT MAY 12. 1889. . 4:50, 6:35, 7:45, 8:40, 9:45, 10. . Ub and 37 by a Buy ;| SHE STAR HAS MORE THAN Pence’ omy «a iia . os i aa aa THRER habeeomend AS MANY EULA BENS Ry ny, RRO fee eames fe ee ge |BIVK TIMES AS MANY REGULAR fox Want | READERS AS ANY OTHER DAILY 20.1088 PAPER IN WASHINGTON. It ts de- F 20 Ticketéahd information at the office, northeast cor- livered regularly by careful carriers at per of itn aiceet na Fouunpvauta iui | the HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, AFTER ‘iestivation tom hotdlsand faicnae | THE BUSTLE AND WORRY OF THE E 5 3. K. WOOD, eral Manaxer. Gon. Fon hewnt. PIEDMONT AlK LINE. Schedule tn etfe SAY ARE OVER, and it is thus read leisurely and thoroughly by EVEKY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. They know that it prints all the news, and has 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 PEKOPLE’S PAPER, and nothingeise. Asan ADVERTISING MEDIUM it is, therefore, ABSO- LUTELY WITHOUT A RIVAL. It ts in fact worth more as a means of reach= ing the public THAN ALL THB OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN THE CITY TOGETHER. Furthermore, in proportion to the re- turns it gives its patrons, ITS ADVER- TISING RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. {m1} tor Warren- ite. Avuchivarg aud Kuoavilie, Chattauooge and” Memphie t oxvilie, Chattancogs ain ; iT ever Washington to eo ae need 330 2.m.— 1 ton, Gordonsville, stations between Bristol, K man Si ‘Fast Mail daiiy for Warenton, Char- nd Ohio "Route, tations Chesapeake Rocky Mount, Danville hbury aud Dauvilie, Gree: ie, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Binniugham, Moutgonmery, New Oricans, ‘Texas Pullman Sieaper New Yorn’ to Auauta, Atlanta to Montgou th Pulluan Sieepers: joutyomery to New Orieaus, Pulfinan Sleeper Grechs. bore’ to Cuiumbis aud Auguste. Pullman Sleepers Wasatugton to Cincinnati vis C. and 0. Koute. cs S, for stations, mehbant, venga and Chat- ule Sleepers Wushineton to sll Arkansas polute 5:30 p.an—Daily vis tanooge. Pullman Ve: Metpiis, connecting th esliington to New O: 9:40 pan. —Wester Culpeper, Orauye, ville, Cincinnati. aily for Manassas Pullen Vestibule sean Werke: Pullusy Veatubtle train Washltug. Pullman sleeper for Louis. .m.—Southern Express daily for Lynchburg, Taleigh, “Ashovilles, Cuatiote Coleraine, Atlante, "Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas 2 f Bullman Vestibule Car Washington to New rious via Atlanta aud Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Wastunetou to Birminghaw, via Adanta 8nd Gooneia Pacitic railway, ‘rains op Washington aud Uhio division leave Wash- iueton 9:00 8m. daily exce) sunday and 4:45 og id 41:30 au. gud 7:20 p.m: returning leuve Round Hill 6:05 aut, daily and 1 cept Suuday, arriving Washington 2:53 van. Trough trains trom the south via Charlotte, Waabii ton to Cincinnaif with » Ville. 11:0 —o: In conclusion, the public should bear in mind this one significant fact: THE STAK does not rely upon empty boaste toimpress the public. ITS CIRCULA. TION IS SWORN TO; its PRESS- ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; ville wud Lynchburg arrives in one Bed to ; Via East Tennessee, ‘Sristos and atu, and 7: ria Chees- arlovtesville at 2-50 p.m. ‘Strasburg local at 10:25 an, ‘Tickets, sleeping-car reservation and 4 St furnished, abd vasae Checked St othe LaSb hese, tation, Peubay’ i te eer ae Fuliroad, Gtbaud Bute, ype *rauis | and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED nd JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gon. Pass, Agent. by any one having an interest in their examination.- These are CRUCIAL TESTS, which few papers invite, and which those that boast most are least able to stand. —0:—— POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Our FORTRE: MONROE AND THE pieean ly line except Saturdays. ts Lady of the Lake aud June Moseley leave Sixdretreet wharf, terminus 7th aud Uth strect cars, opm. lor state rooms and information with regard freiigt call at ns Wharf or Telephone Call 94. 213. Mout veuxon Steamer W. W. CORCORAN, Capt. Biake, Jeaves 7th ot whatt dally ceseeye Spndey) for Meet Wosuiugton: €= The esteem in which THE STAB dul, leaving ot 10 a1m., reackine abous | is held by the reading and advertising waite Pure, Evia terverivearrtrive vies ic eect and wataiom, © tos | Public is conclusively shown by the fig- (OK POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ures given below. DEW ILON STEAMLE “WAK a aves 7th-strect whut! om MUNDAYS, THU RSDA sud SATURDAYS at 7 aim. Keturning LURSDA BIDALS and SUNDALS In the first six months of each of the five years named the average duily cire culation of the paper was: 'T ROUTE TO LON: SPOMRORD EEC RR Lorn s 8.CO, To Southampton (London, i Saale, Wed, Nov. 15,0 Sane; Linn Sat, Nov, 16, $ G50" era” Laka Well how. 87, 6 amet Eiger, Sat. Nov. 30,21 ain ss se t state tuble, tu: pointmente. cabin, $79 ax panne ‘stoerege at low reren, sn a 925 Foun. ave, li’ ATTORNEYS. P a itonasys 7 'D COUNSELORS AT Law, Telephone aos sates 030-6 Bese F anxorw, OY Comnagiiey tien. Opp. City Hall. _(007-3m) *Waskinrious DC. CEES oe eCooo___—————_—_—_ : Let ot Bw, cer ps 8 al at. Bw.