Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1890, Page 7

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Open evenings. Gouils delivered on frst payments, THE JAMES POWERS CO., S16 7TH ST. N.W. Use CERES, the Soggy Innesota Patent Process Flour. It is the best in the world. €o PEARS’ SOAP ie the MOST ELEGANT TOILET SOAP In THE WORLD. OF ail Drungists, but beware of imita: Lise Conrasy's EXTRACT OF BEEF. INCOMPARABLE IN FLAVOR. ‘Dee it for Beet Tea, Soups, Seances (Game, Fish, &e.), Asple or Mest Jelly. ‘One pound of Extract of Beef equal to forty The CHESTER," Plain, Gace ae Fitting end ‘Neat; an Eveyavt = Garment “LURINGTON,’ Gathered 00 tock: very band: che ALLE ease es CITY AND DISTRICT. GP Tax Evesixa Stan is read every day by tore than two-thirds of the population of the eity in which it is printed who are able to read. Can this record be matched by that of any other newspaper in the trorld? MEDALS FOR ATHLETES. | The Field Day Sports of the Y.3LC.A. Gymnasium. The field day of the Y.M.C.A gymnasium yesterday wes a great success, and drew more people to Capitol Park than are ordinarily attracted to events. The rather threatening sky seemingly had little effect upon the friends of the young athletes who were in the liste for honors, for they turned out encouragingly, and only a few of the most timid ones left the Rrounds when it began to drizzic. The events went off with smoothness and without accident of any sort, and each contest developed not only science and skill and muscle, but plenty of pluck and a strong determination to win. Each contestant was im the best of con- dition and reflected credit upon the careful training and education of Mr. Sims, who is ia charge of the gymnasium. Most of them were eager only for first place in the special events in which they were entered, but afew ambitious young fellows were on the course as candidates for the gold medal to be awarded for general excellence and strained e' |. W. Sims; clerk of the course, C. E. Goodwin: marshal, J. W. Dyr DETAILS OF THE Nesey The first place on the program was given to the 100-yards dash, which there were ten entries, two heats being necessary. Those in the first heat were Long, Hall, Harding, Hoff, Prentiss and Lovelass. Harding won in 11 1-5, with Hoff second. Middlebrook, Buel, Hough and Doyie ran the second heat, which was won by Middlebrook in 113g, Buell second. The final heat was run by Harding, Hoff, Middl brook and Bucll, and won by Middlebrook 111-5; Harding second. Loveinss won the polo vault at 8 fect, with Middlebrook second at 73;. In putting tho 12-pound shot Hough won, with a record of 35 feet, Loveless taking second honors with 33 feet. The spectators had lots of fun at the ex- pense of the runners in the 220-yard Loni race, who persisted in falling and tumblin; & manner most amusing—to the others, ott Hall, Long, Mills, Bueil and Lovelass started, Hor winning in 25 4-5 seconds, with Buell close on his heels, Middicbrook won the ranning high jum 5 feet 3 inches, Prentiss making an inch The twelve-pound hammer was thrown 76 feet 3 inches by Buell, who thereby won the medal for that event, Lovelass patti ¢ the motal a foot short of that point. Middle Gulick, Long, Doyie, Howell, Mill ug started in the hali-miie race, but not all of them finished. Howell crossed the tape first ia 2.48, with Middlebrook second. Hough won the running broad jump, the last champion- ship event of the day, his record being 18 feet 2iuches. Buell came second one foot shorter. THE FINAL SPRINT. The day was closed with a fine exhibition of sprinting between Prof, Sims and Middlebrook over the 100-yard course, Middlebrook was given cight yards start, but Sims won in 10 2- seconds over an uneven, rather hilly course, Then the silver niedals were awarded, and the judges footed up the points im tne ‘gen- eral championship contest, which resulted in Middlebrook’ getting the gold medal. ‘The medals will be presented to the winners Weduesday eve ening at 8: 30 o'clock in the gym- nasium hall, ‘There will be short speeches and an enjoyable program, THE HOUSE PAINTERS? STRIKE Beth Sides Hold Out—Importing Work- men to Take the Piaces of the Strikers. Ascttlement of tho differences existing be- tween the striking house painters and decorat- ors seems no nearer today than it did when the strike was first started a week ago. Both sides still stand firm and claims are made that one can stand the strike as long as the other. MEETING OF THE MASTER PAINTERS’ ASSOCIATION. The Master Pamters’ Association held a meeting yesterday afternoon which was pre- sided over by Mr. James B. Hodge. Specches were made in condemnation of the strikers, opinions being expressed that they were too hasty and were unwise and unjust in their ac- tov. Eleven new members were added to the rolls of the association, Messrs. Macnichol & Son offered a resolution, which was unani- mously adopted, that “there has been some criticism of ‘the action taken by the president of the Master Painters’ Association in his dis- position of the communication from the Paint- trs’ Assembly, K. of L., dated May 26, 1890, Proposing to reopen the eight-hour question after it had been amicably settled by s joint committee of the two bodies” and “that the master painters of Washington, D.C., heartily indorse the action of the president ‘and pledge him our united support in the future asin the est” : The association aiso decided not to take th strikers back in their old places. If this deci sion is adbered to the strike promises tobe a “ oo report of the committee to procure lebor was thought to be very encouraging. TWO HUNDRED EIGHT-HOUR MEN AT WORK. ‘There are now nearly 200 painters working under the eight-hour rule who are employed by master painters outside the Muster Painters’ Association, IMPORTING PAINTERS. It is estimated that about one hundred men have boen brought here to take the places of the strikers, but that the latter have persuaded nearly half of them to return to their homes, fhe strikers’ railroad committees are still on the alert at the depots to mvet ali men who are here. Some of the imported men, upon learuing the condition of affairs hete, returned home immediately. Others. it is stated, get off the train at stations outside of the city and either tramp in or come in vehicles. Those who come at the solicitation of the bosses have their fare paid, and if they return at the solicitation of the strikers the latter pay their fare home, so that the masters and the workmen share tha expenses evenly in such cases. —— Against Opening Alley in Square 757 Inthe Equity Court yesterday, in the case of Thos. M. Fields, trustee, and Geo, W. Grea- son against the District of Columbia, Marshal Ransdell, W. H. Manogue and N. E. Dawson made a temporary order restraining the opén- ing ofan alley in square 757 northeast, It is set forth that the complainants were owners of lot 3, and Manogue and Dawson owners of lots Land 2; that the owners of lots 1 and 2 on Sep- tember 11 petitioned for an alleyway, and the Commissioners have approved the application aud reterred the same to Marvhal Ransdell for condemnation. The complainants aver that the act of Congress of May 15, 1820, wathorized the opening of alleys on the application of owners of more than one-half the property in the square, and the powers of the corporation were enlurged by the act of 1840; and they state further that validity is sought to be given the uet of the legislature of August 25, 1871, which gives authority to the board of publi works when the plat is yess se a a hot peti- tion of & majority of the property holders, They claim that this act is ‘uncoustitational and #o are the acts of 1820 and 1840, so far as they grant the right and power of eminent domain The Tenleytown Electric Road. To the Editor of Tux Evrxix Stan: I would like to know through the columns of your paper i¥ the Tenleytown and Georgetown electric railway is entirely for the benefit of a Presence of the test board ands of naval officers and stee) and the shell entered the backing to a depth of 43¢ inches, The shell was Broken into three jieces and the plate was cracked radially in four places, the fissures extending from the hole, which was exactly in the center, through the other four shot holes to the edge of plate. The cracks were very regular and com- paratively straight. ‘The nickel plate seemed to stand the fifth blow better, although some of the bie peedeer gird their belief that while it was not cracked, th ne tration, being groater than in the other, indicated lees resistance and hence less protection to # ship. The shot ntered 21 inches, giving 10%¢ inches penetra- tion in the oak, as seninat 434 in the case of the all-steel plate.’ The shell was broken up, half of it remaining in the plate. THE ENGLISH PLATE DESTROYED. The Cammell plate was totally destroyed by the shot, which was not fired without hesitu- tion and bricn after a consultation, The shell passed ly through the plate and butt and Durled fia Teale entire in the treat mound of earth immediately behind plate, almost at the other side, the mound boing 20 feet thick. ‘The entire steel surface of the plate was torn away and but a thin skin of iron re- mained on the oak backing, representing less than a third of the inal plate. The as mente few tos great distance, cutting do the limbs of trees and plowing up the pers THE FINAL REPORT of the board, which will determine in » large measure the question of superiority between the all-steel and nickel-steel plates, will not be submitted until a heap jh examination can be made of the bac! e plates, which can only be done by rei Neviba them from the oaken butts, in oréer to determine the interior effect of the shells, The teste of yesterday developed & certain amount of inferiority on the part of the Firth-Firming shelis as com- pared with those made by the Holtzer process, the former breaking up readily even against the weakened plates, A lot of these shells, made by the Sterling Steel Company of Pitts- burg, will soon be tested against the nickel plate, which 1s apparently quite as strong now ag before the first shot, except in the spots where the shots hit, THE CHARGES DENIED. Lee, Kiernan and Cordial Denounce the Wreckers’ Confessions. Kiernan and Cordial, who were implicated in @ recent train wrecking on the New York Central railroad by the confessions of Cain and Buett, both deny any connection with them. Master Workman E. J. Lee of D. A. 46, who, it is alleged, furnished them money for their os- cape, said last night that he did not know Cain or Buett, and that neither of them had been given money by the knights for any purpose, nor had thoy or either of the other alleged wreckers been told by him that they had better get out of town. He stated that he knew noth- ing whatever concerning attempts at train wrecking until he read the published confes- sions. He denied everything connecting him with either aiding or abetting the alleged train wreckers, John Kiernan ssid Ler he had no iden his name was connected wi such attempts until the time of hi le did not see Cain or Buett on either of the nights men- tioned when they claim he sought them and asked for their help to do the different jobs. John Cordial anil the first intimation ho had of his being suspected as one of the wreckers was when he was dragged out of his house in the early hours of the morning and told he was wantod for participation in the Castleton wreck, Mr. Cordial emphatically denied every allegation in the confessions which secks to connect him with the wrecking, even as regards his having any knowledge beforehand of the intention of any one to place obstructions on the track. see FRIGHT CRAZED HIM. Ralph Manchester Returns To Perish In His Burning Home. A fire at Troy, N. Y., which caused the loss of the life of a young boy and the injury of several persons started at 10:15 o'clock Sun- day night at Straits Sycaway villa, on the Hoo- sick street road about a mile beyond the eastern city limits, The house was burned to complete mass of ruins, as no water was at hand to stay the progress of the flames, The fire is supposed to have caught from a heater. The boy burned was Ralph Manchester, the bright ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George N, Manchester. Mr. Manchester jumped from & second-story window and was badly bruised. His face, hands and arms were burned until the flesh’ dropped off and his wife received a severe nervous shock. She made efforts to res- cue her son, but he ran back, crazed with fright, and was never seen again. Mr, Manchester may recover, but he will lose the use of both of his hands, He is a wealthy New York broker, and came to Troy about a year ago and purchased Sycaway villa of Smith Strait and made it his .eene home, A Fatal Case of Of Seasickness. The first probably fatal case of seasickness of the season was reported in New York yester- day afternoon, the patient being a woman of fifty-three years, Mra, Hennegas. She arrived on Sunday on La Bourgogne from Havre and intended going to Hoboken, but was so ill upon her arrival that she got no further than th barge office aud will probably die there, Lust Friday she was taken very sick on shipboard and went to the physician, who declared tuat it was nothing more than sessickness, Instead of recovering, as the physician said she would, Mrs. Heunegas became wors had a hemorrhage and a shock of paralysis and was almost in. » dying condition when she landed from the ship. It is said that it was all caused by continu€d seasickness, es co AER Blamed for the Accident. The jury impaneled by the coroner to inves- tigate the cause for the recent fatal ri aceident at Shoemakeraville, on the Heading railroad, have rendered a verdict in which they say: ‘In our opinion the cause of the accident was due to the negligence of the signal taan of engine 347, who remained in his caboose whiic the train was slowing up, Instead of getting off and placing the T signals i; h a man- her ae to etable the'enpincar of the trata fol lowing engine 921 sufficient time to bring his train toa stop. Asa result, engine 921 crashed into the rear of the train drawn by engine 347, throwing the caboose and two eight-wheeled coal cars on the northbound track, resulting in thie great lous of life.” seo Election by Railway Conductors. The following officers were elected by the International Brotherhood of Railroad Con- ductors in Toledo, Ohio, yesterday: Grand chief conductor, George W. Howard; grand secretary and treasurer, D. J. Carr, Los Angéles; grand chaplain, C. L. 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No adiission excey Tickets isaned only after Sep’ LOUD S282 OLLI admit six pupils to a'small private class of boys already formed. Hngish, Freucls Lathe, wate metic. Applicauts ouly received after Se] si 188" SCHMITT’S pCHOOL—KINDERGARTEN and Primary —401 3 «1 ‘h frou worth- extern section, Articulation’ and Specie Readin taughe the deaf. a = 8 September D, "Teacher uf Klvcution, vocal! Culture Dra- watie Action (Shattesbucy Method, a Pip FORTE INSTRU: Lind Muiler-Green ot Bult Mualted umuber of pupils for one day of each woek in Warhiuston., Hor particulars inquire at DELS & poi eee F st. M3. T BAS RETURNED ‘TO THE Micity aud reramen Jessons in Viauo, Violin, Violun- wello und Harmon: Kesidence, 1. ‘orcoran = 810-Im* NNY Wil accept a THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. y laa COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LaW SCHOOL, JAMES C. WELLING s LD. ‘The Hob. JOHN M. HARA onsen Bato of the Uy is Be pre yurt), ot Constitution nd te International La and Priva’ The Hon. WALTER S. COX Liebe (Ansociate Justice of Supreme “Court, District of Oo- Professor of the aiyb ! Mien 1 snd Porson: Property. of Contracts an Vol Cramce and Si Misdemenne ‘he (Wormerly U.8. Lecturer on Criminal | Pleadioe a Practice and on aaa F. IN we ee ea, HENEY E. Davis, AB Lh) (Formerly Assistant Attorney ot" District of Com Associate Professor of Practice. Satine of Moot Court ‘and Lecturer on the History ROBEKT C. FOX LL. Dy Treasurer. The opening exercises of the Taw school will take place in the Law Lecture Hall of the rersity, #.e. comer 15th aud H streets n.w., on WEDNESDAY. Gctober I, at Bo'clock pans, when addresses tue cation of’ the courses of lectures will be made by the Professors, and when other snnouncements will be made for the current scholastic year. ‘The ivcture course of Mr. gustice HARLAN on the Cohatitutioual Jurisprudence of the Uuited ‘States will be enla 1d ‘will be supplemented by s new coures ou Public aua Private fernational Law. ile Leetures will be delivered weekly throug: tire ived large (Sundays excepted) for study and Societi¢s for legal debate and associate study exiet connection with the schoo! ‘The Kesistrar aud Librarian will be Gaily tb attend ance inthe Law Library from 9 a.in. ‘loc! P-us, to enroil students and anewer in C i can be ol H. Moric puted Ege. 1494 F st. nw. at 87 Pa. ave, or on ap- to JAMES C. siiitic Prosideut. ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CULUMBIAN UNIVERSI1Y. ey srr courseof ed Medical Lectures and Fourth Deutal course. wi r F ni he calles building tse ev Medical Lecture by Prof, Wil Sb, gDeutal introductory by Prof, Mark vill be heldon Thursday, at 730 pau, For circulars lars of oth depai ste api to vi. A. Kite, Down, 726. 1St et, hours: #to 10am. and 4w5 p.m. Tele Phones o8-1m ated COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. tution, the Coll jumbian University, September 2%, at 9 ‘Orel versity. The in open to dents of both sexes. Application for information concerning hours of examination preliminary to ad- :ssiun should be addressed to the pre-ideut or secre ot the faculty. rer taloxues should So recone OG! a iate De- i be Hears PREPARATORY ie aha feudeunies for business. The course will be ‘extended and lunproved durin which will be- in beptember ‘For turther information address. euzd-lo AP. MONTAGUE. 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Lecturer on the fas, t Pataneets JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LLD, 0 eee Personal Property, wt GLORGIE, EOE MAKT ‘MOMRIS, ADL band Oss PEMINS ou M4 Wo ow Galsing porece Sal tua P ens rs aoe avin ‘ESDAY, ¢ ctot Detter Te ‘tienda: Phe horsey, Sew gem snpneine tbe English and ending American, the latest text books upon snost legal sul ts located iu the Law Duds With commodious Feeding roome 0D deepen from,8 am. to, 10 nam. daily, Sundays ex- Syted, to students ‘ud sluma of fe sabi Secretary cau be seen at the Law ‘Beinaing. on # and Saturdays, from 7.30 to 8:30 piun., for information, eurviiment, ke. Circe, culars giving course of study, te: ovtained at book stores of W.H stn. 1d Lowdermiik & 424 F os at W. S:Thompeou's drug store. ea ioth std $F on application persoually, or vy letter. to thé ‘undersigned. SM. YEATMAN, 8-1 Secretary upd Trea GPoncerowN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D. G, SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (GEORGE- TOWN COLLEGE.) New Term begins September 2. 2. Department for Boarders, Col- Jegiate Deyartinent for ———- i Day Scholars. J. Havens Richards, 8. SCHOOL OF MEDICIN! Sree : NDREW C. v8, ea as rele October 1. Dean, 815 Vermont ave.nw SCHOOL OF LAW. Term opens October 1. 8. M. Yeatman, secretary, Georgetown Law Building cor. F and.6th sts. nw. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, 8.J., Rector. TEND> a SCHOOL, 1811 IST. N.w. igiutermediate anid High Schoo} ‘tor hth year bins DEFTEMBER 2v mm teachers, all professional and ex- Students prepared for business or for en. Me the scientific or classical courses Of aD), individual training special advantages to apt dhe school is vel a fupplied’ with with charty. reference 6 cud pl ical apparatus, Text books: FF oe i extra chars, ‘The building —~ | ape es Seago Aang — Fd ay | purpoens, and the lighting, bi Ventdation and plumbing are excellent. Since hours 10 @m. to 12m. Peo engaged at hours may appoint another bour. THOS W. SIDWELL, Principal. rp aE Womans sea iM WILL KEOPEN OCTOBER PROF. and Mis. HAKTVIG NISSE: 810-zw° 8 ‘3 PUTNAM. MA. Sieratn wiTH} ¥ * assiatanis in cac ia coven hie Cleasieat aud Faglish Se hoot tor Young Men and Boys and resus Private lustruction BEPTEMBEK Zed BUD at 1403 Corcoran ot. Lest of references ven. For circa lormiation y = MAN ESE Tot uw ven 363m Pisses TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS fe mill open at 1436 Corcoran st made to cultivate the morals as well aa the futellectaot the pup! _so-in JRPECKERT'S aIUBIC Rooms, 1435 COKCO} AA 5 AND 431 7TH ST. XW. s6-1m* __Violin, Piano, Organ, Vocal UsINESS SCHOOL 08 New York Ave., Conducted by the V'M-CA™ aud for inembers only. Studies im Arithmetic. Bookkceing, Algebra, Geome- Drawing (wechauical, Architectural, topowraph Sealy, Shorthand (Ben, Pitmn: tind Fase’ spe gE lug «emaington, with J euiuage( rene sited Me: e 207 10TH ST. N. LL RE- open ber class for Young ladies Octcher 1. prepared for higher grades in the public sar oud Wellesley Colleges. ‘Thorough preparation § for civil service aud census examimatious. Instruction of Joreigners a specialty, M* MYERS’ SCHOOL BOARDING ASD DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES October fi8 0. Thro! inetruation, Best of Teachera, For partic- lars adi ipal. }0- Lm dius, ELIZABETH H. MYERS. Mi,8 HALSTEADS er Ry ATE SCHOOL FOK ny for the second year Septem ligations may” be refer Ren ptember, th sks Cor. of ‘at 2001 Gat. uuu the thet time af the school rooms each 10 toleem aot NHE PARISIAN SC HR YOUNG LADIES oud Chitdran- iunfted. All th {the Classical Branches zht in French. mi be address M. DES GakUSNES |ON—THE ¢ anita merce tunity ever offered to te, CI Teacners, igners, Decorators or Artists to learn to Draw aud Paint pertectly for almost nothing for those whe cou. ence ow of by Bept. B. Cali and see the woudertui provress of students. Portraite to order from 00, 1B. Mo! URRELL, the. sescher,, has ears with the most celebrated 200,000 worth of paintings on ghd evening for the fret week in » ST. CECILIA’ ADEMY FOR YOUNG, LADIES § 601 East Capitol st. Will reopen day Charen CO ‘8. Music apd painting recet: mday. Ber e ve apecial attention 6 Mt VERNON | 8&.W.COR. M. AND 11TH STS., WASHINGTON, D. ©. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. ‘Thorovgh instruction in all departments in accord- ‘nce with best modern methods. Buildingsremodeled, enlarged and furnished with every sppliance for health and comfort of pupils, meluding passenger ele- vator, steam heating and perfect sanitation. For fur- ther particulars apply, after Séptember First, 1890, to ‘the Frincipal, auz7-dm_ MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. LUMBIA- COL COLLEGE 03 or p COMMERCE. La. av post oflice, Gives the Best Siasinees we, i the World, the Principal being Jolut author of the system wach re~ celved the only wold wedal a for Business bat cation at the World's ‘fair held an Paria, 1S8Y. Six thvrough coursea. Mates moderate. Anuual scholar- > to $50. Situations guaranteed. ship irom competent. Write or call ior catsloru for arrangements Aug: ‘OoD's QOMMELCTAL SCHOOL, 407 EAST ful tiga ‘since 88h. oe heartily hudorscd bp hal 0} jun since tpl enetig ioe Ia Booker ing. Dusiuess practice, arithmeticy rapid writing, grammar, uy and tybewriting. W AMHISGTON ERVATORY OF Music, aN Good enuplar tai, ig and a Sane ear. Piano, Orsan, vor corne Free ivautaven “E' BEEEG Dirwtbe os SUAKANIFE TO TEACH ANYONE Tu DRAW 3 [ife size crayon Tortratt fo 13 Joasont, na eB Rpowledwo of drawine necessary. J REGN BR. PauL MIEKSCH, 121 1ST. N, TEAHLL OR W10) ‘oho! pH Clarence i, Dufour, M. are invited to be presen! 2u20-tocL Pea ates ‘Ge eT ‘D for a seh of ag may adise. = Mins B: a at. Dw. ers rn wo toons - Sie late toa beso a hf e N ORWOOD INSTITULK, 1407 AND 1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. (HIGH- LAND TERRACE) AND 1212 AND 1214 <erner. WASHINGTON, D. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER fim THE BEST. SHORTHAND LESSONS By H.C. TANNER (Chief Stenographer late Pan- American : Sun Building. 1 3-13t° Y REOPENS 5 me GO KAEL eras CADEMY OF THE bog J ee, 1312 sane Asst Poon Pear ‘Jo given. wing. aud cy auld. Ti ‘Monday, September B. a Msiosesogieebranings oe September 15. ofrtsuetestemry ram ‘the Pria- vesidence, aw, after the 15th tastant, at the sebool rosea ocS-lm ©, G WIGHT, Frinc pal Is8 MAY H. MEAD, TE. CHER OF THE Pia d certiheated pupil of Here ‘Kaif of {Cont rvatory For Cail ator a forou and oteer aruculars bz Bau se ewe COLUMBIA CONBERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 D ORY. 4 TAN A wee RY {ANDER Kemoons on Beptewbes October 6 s2-1m* At 1630 Ost. mow. 8 AND No id = te ete ERGAI iN AND Teungeiy EN NOMMAL aoe” Tera bepiae Ost 1800 Men both ISA MANN. a1. NN; LAW PEEARTMEDT Oj HowAN UNIVER. "Pa wutopen OCTOBER T H13 eee, the Law D ol-im Sree BUBI. JaMEs F. ESS i io BENT Lessons: tical School for ¥. ie Stet Eso ondaye for Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Jobns Ho; BT acer b's band ciher Calteges cud Univers cemrtioas fog fhe Reientific Schoola, Unseed wiates Mil ‘and Naval aca and for Business. special ment for boss between 8 and 12 yews of age A Tall ‘course iw m langnayres, For pi address CHAS. B. YOUN aul8-3m * fo 1223 PPHeNTH Sr. Nw, ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies is hiner gatevaaner tages au r AN) ‘OUNG LADIES ead Za a Sans ny vad i> ANNA ELLIS. Dc. For Fr 3y26-2m EDUCATIONAL. OUT OF “WASHINGTON, — ROPOSALS FOR 7) CONSTRUCTION Pe Omics of the te D. mere DAC, Septesaber 18, 1h. 1800, Nealed in office watt TW HAV EOS AY, OCLOBER FOU! 90, f the District af Columvis reel 1 bids i bids. J. WwW. mutt HM. Mie —: ‘Comins accordaace with the provi the sec of the act af Comgrons, Spproved Aucust &. 1882 Beet utes page 2H, we 30, Academy, Animpoll to the mavy, ov rec der for each lot or part of Jot the purchase of the material. ft highest bia- lot by praled yrupuenie fer made in duplicate, be fu ten days, which de- ‘the United 0 Pay such balance and inake ted ALL be an Behedules of the articles the superintendent of nd the articles stm f be dt mus: Ue removed with: Out eayctse to th: wovernmen Ne Tish to reject any a Si Lids ts reserved. BF. XMAC f DA 8 FOURTH, 1590, for furwisling and dclivertag et abe Government Hospital for the luaaue of Sts Or hest- vontel tubular boilers Blank fori Speesfications and imstructions to bidders will be f wished on application to this Department. . 208 NOBLE, Secretary. 28 aw ‘PROPORALS FOR SHAPING: Nashington Navy Yard. ~Septon $0, re provisions and Clothing ey Department, WELVE O'CLOCK THIRTIETH, ‘opened | immediatel the Washington Navy Shapine Machine. ‘The machiue must conform to the Rays standard aud, pase the usual navel iuapecton. K propomals will be fu Jed Upon application to tof the avy Yard oF to the Burs. her things being equal, decided Ut Tenerves the right to weive defects or te reject any or ail bids not deemed adv 0 the govern: DWIN, ALL ST. MANU 1 AND UPTT § LIST FREE — Bonde and stocks bug! NO. W r MACAMTNEY = Members 4 CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W., Bankers and dealers w Government Bonds, Deposits. Exobsi Railroud Stocks wt Eoindes tea and all socuratoen on the Exchanyes 0! ork, Philadelphia, Boston, ahd Balumure bought and sold; A epecis.ty iuade of, investment securition District and all Local Railroad, Gas, Amsurance and evhoue Stock dealt in. Awencan liell Telepbone Stock bourht endsold Jy18 a ———OOOOOOOEEE——=Eeuamn—<——_'] ____ LADIES’ GOODS. FOS, RONTS!! ____ FHONTSI ‘Always in order ?y plain combing a MILE M. J. PRANDI'S, 1320 F st. n. rs. HarrisoD'sh Taporter of Fine Frenes Har eirdressinx. _sy22-Smu' Shampootng. ADAM ROHR OF 037 FST. TAKES PLEASURE in informing ber patious and frieuds removed to Ta] veucaplvauiaay vopenie ~ There she has opene. revamaking Pariors tor iadbey Sndchildren. MADAM MOH 1410 Pa ave. «20-3 LADS, OLD SiLY SEALSEIN GARMEN od and Altered lute Newest Shapes. |New Seal, akin Jacket her: The Misess CURNINGHAN TS N andv. au26-; PRENCH sAQOORDION PLAITING aT se ced Kates; Dkirts Keplaited per, &e to Order. 1308 Btb st, 2. jOuT per Yard and uve fasion Journals, We. Finwing: “Lt CAD, YON Utb st, La WISHING Sy nhac 4 up, in, first-class French MS old stand. “3 iene MADAM a vaio Bold Tth st u.w. Da G! ar — — SDisTe, pe; 42m 610 to 720 13th {HENCH DX EING. SCOU LING. AND DEY SIABLIBAMENT New CLEAR. tw 3 ave. sleas Ladies’ and Gent's wort of every deveriye tie Piush, Velvet ‘snd renin a, ANTO! ND CAROLINE LERCH, ‘&. Fischer td Maison Yriese, rari eh NION FISCHEES DEY CLEANING EST HM: DP DYE WOkiKe, VOC G ST. B- : vente of all Lindecleaned and Dyed withou: Mt beimue _L— Ladies’ Evening Dresses a specialty. ibirty-fve years’ experience. Prices mod- te. Gods called fur und delivered ole LEWOOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR KIPPED, A ayea Good Suourutne sis re. AU RB PIANOS by ple of CULA URE and GOU! pot, Koba'e a 1 FL or ESIC me Tuning ond Kegul ns” PIaNos. ESTEY ORGANS. MODEKATL PRICES, EASY 1EKMB, Old instruments wken im’ part payment, ‘Jelephoue G29, We cies at 6 viclock a OUT « oF } WASHING HALL—A BOARDING AXD [(OOL a4 Ee, A Dax Lye non PRACTICAL EDUCATION. THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, on the Washington branch, Baltimore and Ohio raiiroad, OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES for a wide range of Pentel Iesteaien at very low TUITION FREE TO ALL Treome actol noe ee mane HENKY E. ALVORD, C. E.. President, BE Wisk Di. < BLOTHLRS Oo s st. ‘and msde opin that be: DR ites otha Pentiere: ee ake _DENTISTRY.