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LIONIZING LANGSTON. Colored Republicans in Washington - aq Serenade the New Member. SCENES AT THE COTTAGE AT MOWARD UNIVERSITY MR. LANGSTON POINTS OUT WHAT HE COx- GIDERS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HIS VICTORY—aB- RANGING FOR A RECEPTION. SHe is the first negro sent to Congress from Virginia; he was victorious over two party or- Ranizations; he defeated the democrats and the Mahone machine; he is the representative of his race and an advocate as well as an exam- ple of the advancement of the race by their own personal efforts, That is why about 3,000 people with a brass band and burning with en- thusiasm congratulated Hon. John M. Lang- ston last night on securing his seat in the House, Soe | TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Cail and learn how to buy good} on our special predit aystem before purchasing elsewhere, Open evenings. Goods dalivered op Sret paymenta, THE JAMES POWERS CO., 515 7TH ST. N.W. Up Stairs. = i Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota | Patent Process Flour. It is the best in the world. eo THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Beecham’s Pills Grasrvs Pvzztz! Many persons have resorted to the use of fractions which is uot mmplied ty the ‘and the frac- ren SIS Sie 88 46-23 pius 7 10-5 equals Seiler plas 10-5 eqnais 4; 96 y equals 100. lus il. ustrates all fractions aud shows that to use the ally {8 Using it to obtain the ms pl one reply Yark aud oue from Baltimore. I would ~ay to those who ia led to use the O and those who put it in improper ptce tuat they would bave been right Wthey had not I lways read my advertisements, You will tind some- thing iu theus worth your time. You will get useful imiormation and, if fullowed up, you will save money. REMEMBEL TH. NAME AND PLACES. M. C. GRASTY, FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS, £0, EVERY -ING FOR Casi. 20 1510-1512 7th at. ow. De Licarunt Has resumed his practice and removed his office to bus residence, 1411 K ST. N.W. EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If s person has an obstinate congh, which eom- uenced without any obvious cause, a cough wisich is et nrst dry and backing, and subsequently attended for s time with frothy or mueilcgifous-looking expee- atiou, secompanied by wandering pains svout the chest anc lows of flea, even to a slight extent, he isin all probability conmumpdive. If, besides, there be or spitting of blood. even to the amount the prabability is increased to almost « . ty addition to these symptoms, the Dreathins becomes harsh. burried and deep inepire- % oke a few clicks of @ dry and cracking sound, Or af the Yoive becomes permanently weak aud hoarse, Shere can be Littie Gowbt that the porsou is sudering A:om consumption. if * person, free from dysentery, an@ who has not re- s most likely comsumptive Should this be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- aumvunt, the existence of consumption is ap al ii = youue sduit, met addicted ali probability, comsumptive, though no chest symp- toms should bave appeared. When such, however, Manifest themaclves additioaztly the establishment of consuinption is almost # fixed fact. Im all gases ‘here any of the manifestations described make their *ypearance We should advise am immediate examina- ‘on of the chest ands prompt resort to apppropriate ‘teatment Atan carly stage of consumption a radical eure can de frequently effected, and health placed upom a firm aud permanent footing, while with every step im ad- ‘Yauce which tho divease which bas been destroyed by the ulcerated pro- therefore, cons. ‘Tho earlier, cuustruption is attended ‘hy the vetter are tho chanees for satintactory resulta. DR LIGHTEILL, For thirty years specialist for the cure of CATABRE, DEAFRESS, ASTHMA And diseases of t30 EAR, NOGH, THROAT AND LUXGs. (Cfico Hours trum 6 sm until 12, and from stoS pm } ste BON. JOUN M. LANGSTON. Mr. Langston was notified to be at home last night to receive his enthusiastic fellow-citizens, His cottage, surrounded by handsome grounds, is near the Howard University. Lights were burning from parlor to attic anda large com- paay were assembied, in the midst of them the successful candidate, shaking hands and receiv- ing congratulations,’ Langston was lionized. ‘THEY CAME WITH RED FIRE. A crowd was assembled in the garden and in the street in front of the house. A little betofe 9 o'clock a blaze of red light glared out among the trees that form a large grove between tho house and the 7th street road, announcing the approach of the serenaders, The band was playing at full blast, but was almost drowned by the shouting of .the enthu- siasts as the procession reached the gate. Mr. Langston stepped upon the front porch, ac- companied by as many of his guests as could find standing room there, and his appearance was received with prolonged cheers. Mr. Ross Hamilton. chairman of the republican execu- tive committee of the Petersburg district, intro- duced Dr. Purvis, who extended the congratu- lations of the assemblage to Mr, Langston, MR, LANGSTON’S SPEECH. Mr. Langston said in response: Ik high honor to confer on any American @ seat iu that House where Reed is Speaker {cheers}. where McKinley is the leader of the party on the floor, and where Cannon and Gros- yenor are, When a negro born in the state of Virgmia makes his way, by the grace of God, into the House of Representatives, then he is IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, New Registration of Voters—Railroad or Canal?—Personal and General Notes. Correspondence of Tux Kvsxima 87, La, Soph 96 Rocaviure, The next meetings of the officers of registra- tion will take place in the several election dis- tricts of the county on the 6th, 7th, 2th and 9th days of October, and on the 20th of that month meeting will be held for the purpose of revision and hearing spplications for reinstatement by Persons whose names shall have been stricken off the registries, This last meeting is an im- portant one to former voters temporarily re- siding in the District and whose names have been stricken off under the new registration law. ‘This is the last chanee they will have for reinstatement, except upon sppeal to the judge of the hres > court, Peopio living in the western part of the county and along the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal are again thrown into a state of doubt and uncertainty in regard to future means of transportation by the new move made by the opponents of the and Cum- berland railroad before the circuit court for Washington county, and the decision of Judge Alvey is looked forward te with much interest. The statement of Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, counsel for the holders of the '44 and '78 bonds (said to be largely owned at prosent by the timore and Ohio Railroad Company), that the canal could be put in running or by next spring is looked upon as mere folly vy those acquainted with its present condition, but that itcould be put im @ good condition as is desired by that company there appears to be no doubt; indeed, the present condition of the work appears to be eminently satisiactory to them, Jonathan W. Baker, through Frank Higgins, has sold to Benson Talbott of this place hw farm of $11 acres, situated near the Chesa- eake and Ohio canal, for €3,500 cash, realiz- ing an advance of $1,000 within the past year. Messrs. Ibett aud C. A, McEueu have sold Jardencr farm of 442 acres, near Beall’s mill, in this district, to J, Hite Miller, price not made pubiic. The same parties have also sold to « Washington syndicate the farm ot R. H.C, Alloutt, iv Poolesville district and containing 40234 acres, price not known. The Presbyterian Chapel near Poolesville will be ated next Sunday, Rev. J. J. Bullock, D.D., preaching the dedication ser- mon, The pastor of the church. Rev. C, 8. Lingamfelter, has accepted a call to Elkins, W. Va., and will leave for his new charge in a few weeks, The board of management of the Agricul- tural Society met here today for the pur, of settling up the business of the late exhibition. The treasurer, E. C, Peter. reported the re- ceipts from all sources to be #4,427, estimated exponses $3,400, leaving a balance of $1,027, which, added to balance of €544 from last year, makes the amount on hand $1,571. The treas- urer was ord premiums and ex- penses yet du 800 on the mortgage debt of the society, leaving the balance on hand for improvements next year. Mr. W. E. Muncaster was authorized to finish the grand and judges’ stands by rooting and whatever else is necessary. Mr. W. 8. Lowman of Harper's Ferry, W.Va., aud Miss Clara B. Moore of this county were married here today by Rev. 8. R, White. Mrs, Mary M. Dodds, formerly of the District, is lying critically ill at her residence here. li Nugent, colored, been committed to jail at this place, charged with the larceny ot a watch from Wallace Martin last Sunday. He will be held for court in default of $300 baii. The democrats the county are making preparations for the campaign by the ede Ment of committees in each of the thirteen election districts, Farmers in this section have about finished cutting off the corn crop and reports from all parts of the county indicate a more than avi age crop and of fine quality. The recent ad- vance in the prices of cereals has stimulated farmers to increase their acreage for wheat this fall, and all available land will be put to that use. 8.A.M. honored, indeed, and so i the race he repre- sents. I do not wonder that you turn out to congratulate yourselves when one of your race is given a seat in that House wiere the orators of Virginia used to stand when you were slaves. Eight million people loci ou tonight, proud of this victory of the colored race, Sixty million men thank God that they belong to a republi- can nation. The party of victory rejoices to- night that the class that it emancipated has ad- vanced to take the weight of government on tts broad shoulders, It is a great thing to come from the Old Dominion that gave us Washing- ton and Jefferson and. Madison and Monroe and Patrick Henry. Patrick Henry said to the world, “Give me liberty or give death.” We have got liberty, And now the slave class has advanced to liberty, we must save the negro. I say the negro must save himself. For noone ean save you but yourself. As God has given you hauds and arms and feet and eyes, intelleets and genius and power, you shall save your- selves and no other snall save you. We enter on car daty bravely and valiantiy. This is our government to aid and our fellows to save. If it is purpose that is wanted we will give it. If it is courage that is wanted we wilf'give it by hogsheads, even. until the blood shall run in streams, if necessary, till by the comming]: of white men’s blood and black men’s bloo: our Komamay degree be the grandest and our gov- ernment greatest and most lasting the world has ever seen or ever will see. That is the signiticance of the republican victory in the House of Representatives yester- day. We will go forth and conquer in the name of the whitestand blackest man in the country. We shail aid in the interpretation of the Constitution and in its application. We shall consider the question, isa pure ballot in @ guarded and protected baliot box the shield that presorves our national integrity? used to give us rights, We will help to giv: the country rights now. We are in the great Congress of the nation. We will advance to the Senate, and when necessary, when the gro bas grown as greatand learned and mag- nificent as he now is loyal and true, he shall go on to the President's chair. [Cheers]. We'll hot stay anywhere, They suid, “No algge shall represeut the fourth district of Virgi: and with Reed to lead, McKinley to defend, Cannon to advocate, Grosvenor to speak and Powell and Haugen to stand steadfast for the right, victory is ours. Let me tell you what we are going to do down in Virginia, We will send almost a republican from Alexandria dis- trict, if not entirely a republican. They sav Frank ume is going to be elected. Ifheis the right man let him be — Shoes will send a hap pemanr from the lericksburg district, « lican from the Norfolk district—a pai man_ that every time the roll was called in the House voted for Langston and equal rights. ‘Wha are you ap in the fourth district?’ you ask, Why, I have been nominated in ever: prayer, meeting all over the district. {Cheers} * Old Virginia fiually, having sent six or seven republjcans to the next Congress, will be carried in 1892. It may be that Reed will be oar candidate (continued cheering}. 1t may be Harrison. But it makes no difference who- ever it is, Clarkson or any other man, Virginia will go by 20,000 majority for that man, true to the negro and true to republican '” fast in liberty as once she waa fast in slavery. « © * Our course is onward, always onward, That classic syeamore under which Peg now stand (pointing toa fine old tree in the yard) was given me by Charles Sumner to plant here to mark thi spot. The serenade committee consisted of Dr. S. Elbert. Prof. E. P. Ciemens, Dr. Robert Brown, P. A. Dickson, E. Hoffman and RB, 'I. Hender- son. A PROPOSED RECEPTION. It was announced that a reception would be tendered Mr. Langston at the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, and later a committee met to arrange tho affair, After exchanging views as to the propriety ‘of making the reception a patio! affair the committee en abe to meet again this evening to make ail necessary arrangements to that end. Mr. Langston has been the large amount of attention since his victory. His desk has been piled high with floral offe: — Sane friends hows arene ap baom! while telegrams of congra' ve been poured in torrents on the remaining avail- able spree. WHAT BE SATD TO A STAR REPORTER, tuetllis tke Notes From Randolph. Corespondence of Tus EvENtxG SraR, Raxpotru, Moxtoomery County, Mp. September 23, Mr, Wilson Offutt of Bethesda has purchased # valuable farm here, and is moving into his new home, The former owner, Mrs. Rebecca Morrison, has gone to Rockville to reside per- manently, Mra, Fugitt of Washington is quite si i eeeey residence of her son, Mr, ‘a Mr. and Mra, Solo snd Mr. Lewis Cramer of Washington spent Sunday with friends here. Mies Alice West is entertaining her friend. Miss Lilly Major, for a few days before ber re- turn to Washing tou, Mr. Arthur Gush hasentered the Washing- ton High Behool, B. rt “AH SIN”. IS CLEVER, Chinamen Burrow Under a Bank at Portland and Secure $10,000. The New York Herald has the following special from §t, Paul, Minn,; On the. arrival af the Chicago, 8t. Paui and Omaha train Wed- mosday morning Detective Mason placed under agrest Wing Shoo and Gee Sham, Chinamen, on their way to New York from Portland. Qreg. They are accused of a most clever and during robbery, Onthe night of September 15 the safe of the large banking house of Dale & Orr was blown open and robbed of $10,000, ‘The robbers had tunneled under the building trom a long distance, and had calculated cor- rectly where to strike the bank vault. Tho two Chinamen were searched and four large knives were found in their | roan on the blades of which sandy soil ered. # was Banham : America’s Consumption of Metals. [In view of the visit of five or six hundred of the leading iron and steel makers of Burope to the United States in October to spend a month studying the iron and stecl- making resources of this country Hon. Ed- ward Atkinson of Boston contributes to this week's issue of the Manufacturers’ Record an Py to paper on the iron aud steel interests the world. Mr, Atkinson's paper mal Bages of the Manufacturers’ Record and is the result of several months’ study of the subject and of tho most Ceepnede 20 investigation. Start- pg out with the statement that “‘since the foundation of modern industry and of com- merce is based upoa the non-precious metals and, more than any other. upon iron, it be- comes of national importance to determine the future condi of production of this im- perial metal,” Mr. Atkinson shows that this preci the greatest consumer of iron and steel in the world, Efforts in Schwab’s Behalf. A special to the New York Herald from Chi- ago says an application hus been made before Judge Gresham for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of Michnel Schwab, the anarchist, now serving a life sentence in Joliet. Schwab's counsel set forth as the main reason that Schwab was not it im the state supreme court when his case was passed upon. Aletter was read trom Gen, Butler indorsiug the ap- Blication, Judge Gresham will pass upon the matter on Monday next. Foreign Matters of Interest. “Goliath” is the latest novelty for the Lon- amusement seekers. He was imported Aix la Chapotle, where he was employed in a stone quarry, ‘tm consequence of his be was puid the wages of le is six feet threo inc! in height and turns the seale at 378 pounds, He lifts extraordinary weights while he is in all sorts of positions, and he has createda tre- tnendous sensation. Goa, 'a territory in India to Portu- has been prociaimed in a state of sicge poe to election riots. Anovel malady, cpidemic in ite character, has appeared af Freiburg, in Silesia, The Rotienss are attacked by k at ‘. B. Have you used PEARS soar: | EDUCATIONAL, LIN WASHIN GPoncztowN untvensrry. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Terin opens October 1 at 5:30 p.m. G. L. MAGRUDER, M.D., dean, 815 Vermont ave, uw. Office hours: Before 10am ICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, NA- Mis Gulrocsitye Tae Sent hanna Soars ‘Lectures will bein MONDAY, OCTULK 6, 1: Fil 30, 1801. "For informath iy to H. 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NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, a SEPTEMBER ___IN_ WASHINGTO: THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, i oo COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. FACULTY: JAMES C, WELLING, LL.D. ‘The Hon, JOHN M. (Associate Justice of the U.s. ne Court), Professor of Constitutional Surapraden ‘Public and Private national Law. The Hon. WALTER 8, COX. LLD., ‘Associate Juatles of Supreine Court, District of Co- ju bia), Professor of the Law of And Personal 0f Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Hon, WILLIAM A. MAUMY. LLD., ‘General of the United states), sprudence, of Common Law of the Law of Evidence. WORTHINGTON. LL. ik, Bey, ict of Go- Proiessut yas T nk ety ‘Dis: t (Formerly U.8. Dist: DAVIS, A BleediLedM Attorney of” District of Co- umbia), Associate Professor of Practice. Judie of Moot Court end Lecturer on the History of Law. HOBEKYT C. FOX, L.L.D., Treasurer, opening exercises of the Law mchool will take in the Lew L cure Hall of the University, a.¢. 15th aud H streets n.w., on WEDNESDAY at 6 o'clock pm, when addresses ili exphi- ‘the courses of lectures will be made by the and other anuouncements will be rent echolustic year, of Mr. Justice HARLAN on the Mf the United states uted by & new gourse ou Public and Private Internabenal Law. Wis Acetures will be delivered weekly through the entire scholastic year. ‘she other Professors will snnounce the extension given to their several courses. The Law Library, which has received large addi- Hops, is open daily (Sundays excepted) for study aud reference. Societios for lewal debate and associate study exist in connection with the school. ar aud Librar ‘The place ‘Catuloguen, eiving detailed intormatou, cai de ob: tained at the book store of W.-H. Morrisou, Tsid 1 st. n.w., and of Lowdermilk & Co. 144 F st.uw., at she office nd ony ‘Treasurer, 1437 Pa. ave, or on ap- Higution made to Malate JAMES C. WELLING, President. — MEDICAL COLLEGE. DICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CULUMBIAN UNIVeRSLi ‘The Sixty-ninth annual course of Medical Lectures and F Dental Lewin on Wednesday, 8 Mee building, 1325 Lecture by Prot, Wil » B.D. Dental introductory by Prof. Mark iuley, D.D,S. tim: examinations will be held on Thursday, 2, at 7:30 For circuiars of both 4 ctury Medic: apply, to Dr. A, #. A. Kine, ‘Dean, ‘Office hours. 9 to 10 am. and 4 te phone 885. UY Nata COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. @ exercises of this institution, the Collogiate Pariment of the Columbian ity, wall sumed on MONDAY, septembe; fy in the Hall of the University. Thi students of both sexes. Application tor information converting hours uf exanupation preliminary wo ad- m should be addressed tv the prenideut oF secre- {217 of the teculty: uddreawed to the regia JAMES De- ‘o'clock am. je collexe 1s open to io ©. WELLING, President AN COLLEGE PREPARATOKY ‘su23-6m_ HE COLUM! i tor business, ‘Lhe couse will be extended sud. | Baproved dunug ‘the comiug session, which will be- 6p opener Een ei wf turther formation address auzy-Jm A, FP. MONTAGUE. Principal I[PHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE Columbian University.—This school 6 oclck p.m, OC OBER 1, wit! instruction. viz: All dep: ice, Civil Eugiveertuy wuyiuk, Physics, Mineralogy, Fre eh, Gernial chouical aud other branches of drawing, wit “ Tee: tr uthropology, Zoology, in the eveniig and ure information apply to KE, LL.D. ary Nétionar UNLV EKGTTY LAW SCHOOL HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LLD., Late Associate Justice of the Supeeins Coust of the District of Columbia, President. FON, SAMUEL F. MILLER, LL.D. Associate Justice of the supreme Court of the United stat Professor of Constitutional Law, ON. WILLIAM B. WEL, LLD., mmon Law Fleadicy and Jurisdiction ‘ederal Courts. JAMES BCHOULEM, REQ, Lecturer on the Law of Baiimeuw' and of Do mestic kelations, Profesor ot Pleidhicy tvidente, Eile Surtepen fessor 0 uc, Evidene uity “Jurisprn- deuce, Constitutional ard Criminal Law D., @ Ine! Foryohal Property, ‘arer. ud annual session of this school Ww Sclivol Building, No. 1000 E et EBDAY, OCTOBEM 1, 1800, at 7 ~M., when an iptroductory lecture will be ered aud the announcements for the schoul year "ithe Librety and reading room will be open to ete f ° - dents daily, except Sunday, trom 8 o'cock am. to 10 *Gataicrure containing full information can be ob- pitied “at Storrison's store, 1334 2 at aw. e THE SiCRET AK T kn OF 101M AND E Sta 8. W cau en roll, ADAME A. PI «FRO} 1810 K strect northwest. ‘¥rench Classes and Private Lessons, Specialty. “Best references. 3 r a physi cw) Books furaitved Without extra charge, ‘The ball eu, const pecially. for purposes, and the ting, beatin, ventilation aud pluul ars excetiodt Cinco owe, 10/am to 1m Po re ura uiey ADD : THOS. SIDWELL. Principal. RAILROADS. _ ‘Aduiraliy and Comparstive HON, JEREMIa! VILSON, iM. W op the Law uf Neai Estate and the Law of ‘Evidence. GROMe Ee HAMILTON. z “3 Profs. MAKTIN MO) [oe ed GO BEADLEY cia he OSs Cireutt Court of ANDREW Introductory lecture annomncewents for the onauing tera at sie Late Bes coruer Ot aud F ets. uw, ow MEUNESDAY, Oc! i, at library, Auwerican, and wost legal subjects, ts with commodious: culars ¢ivibe course of at Obwined at book stores of W os id Lowdernuik & Co, 1424 F 4 piscetiou persoually, “or by 4 or on applic cosths aaa BCLS ew York A ‘ew York Ave. Londueted by the YMCA ana f a. only. Studies Avitbmnet im, Algebra, Goouss Reepive, Algebra, Geome- try, Drawing Gnechavical, Architectural, ica), Shorthand «Be: mand Ki a ikem: Languages choptioh bership apd schedule apriy Mopenthte ses cung ledice open her, ory Drepared tor Tr credcs in the public schools, Vas ser and Wellesicy Coilevea. Thorough preparation for civil service abd census examiBations, “lustruction of Joreiyners a specialty. 1P,HE | MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL AND Dental Departments of Howard University will utes gessione OCLOBER 1 at 8 v'clock ‘The introductory aduress will be desivered vy nce Dufour, M.D. The puolic and profession tre invited to be present. ¥ ary addres PURVIS, MLD. L ___ Secretary, 1118 13m st, iw, MESNAYH MEAD, TEACHER OF THE PLAN certineated pupil of Herr Rait of the Toye }oon servatory of Berlin. terms apd gail at or eddrens 8 W., WILL it Gcteber 1. “Pups: pro AND THK as removed to love i ‘Lessuns on September J 288 !#ancus Twirc Am* QHORTHAND-CLASSES AND PRIVATE IN- +) struction for ludies aud gentlemen. ‘The vaine of this instruction is shown by the tact that, although established ten years, we lave not one unemployed sraduate, aud are oblized to give this answer in re- Spouse to repeated calls for expert sten. 1409 N.Y. ave, at 4.30 daily D NG CLASS, t Circle. Term: begins Cet, 1, 1800. ANN, HE LAW DEPAKTM wity will «peu O01 OBEX 1 he tew ‘Deypartuneut's Build sl-im M** MYERS KcHOOL, Nov 1 ST. N. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ‘Through instruction, Meet of Fos cher For partie- instruction. reac! or lars address the ee principal, Mas, ELIZABETH H. MYERS, HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL Fo and Little Boys will open for the second year Meptember 24 at 1430 20th wt, cor, of fn plications may be made at 2001 Qet, until the 2 A 12th of september. Arter that time at the school rooms each day from 10 to 12 a.m. ausu-1m* i& PARISIAN SCHOOL Fok YOUNG LADIES Ts Chltdroa tanita ites Classical Brauches faust in French Opens September 22. ¥ lure udaress 1428 N at. RY INSTRU THE GREATEST OPPOK- unity ever offered to Parents, Children. Teacher Dec to learn to Draw au ae f sacs whe com: . wouderti proureee of students | Furtra:te to order trom @6 89 5.000. 1% MOKKELL, the teacher, bas bad 12 medals and studied 1, years with the most celebrated grtlets tm Europe, 260,000 worth of paintings on free exbibition evening for the frat week im Beptember (after, 25c). S04 Retnw, — u20-lin mt. CECILIA’S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES § tidren, Kast Capit and Chi Gol tol at. Will reopen jonday, Seytenber 8. Music and painting receive ciul attenti “8-6 jon, os cement: = ES M VERNON SEMINARY, &.W.COR. M. AND 11TH 8TS., WASHINGTON, D. ©. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ~-XOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. Thorough instruction in all departments in secord- ance with Lest nodern methods. Buildings remodeled, enlanwed and furnished with every appliance for health and comfort of puptls, including passenger ele- vator, steam heating and perfect sanitation. For fur- ther perticulars apply,after Beptember First, 1800, to CoLemera, | COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ~ ave., oni vitice, Gives the Heat Tigrions ray” fate ‘world, the principal being Joint author of tem which re- ceived the only gold eda Business kdu- gation at the World's Fair beld in 5 ot courses, Mates moderate. Annual acholar- p sree Se 22 C50. _straations euaranteed when euts Aug. 26. Sessions begin sept te Ok. UBNER, A.Me OE, Pris. writ 3 School ical and Architectural Drawing, ineltdinu 0 Pefaastuneruction ay td. Right’ ean course, day a ‘gesmons. "Write. iy ‘Tso0-1801. ay c aule Mus SARA A. SPERULICVice Princibal AOF. J. D, GAILLARD Bers i inform his numerous clients that he bas wansferred his #chool of Languages to 1017 Conn. ave. Branch of 11 Leth st sb-1m ERR: , RAKEMAN, He GEO VIOLIN, Will resume instruction on September 15, al2-lint 1207 6th st. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUST W ocerreton, sor Pa, 3 Es Votes. Violin, ¥luts: Cornet i, Free Laveu cane COME: BOLEAID, Dissctae ne ies 1223 FIFTEENTH 8T. ¥.W, The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies and Little Childreu will reopen September 24. ‘OCcaL Lae BABRIET, MILLS, . = Removed RECS ei is." gys1-am OUT OF WASHINGTON. W H. PUTNAM. 3-2. CLARVARD), Wr LEyrT- ossient end Pngiise seboo! tor Young Men Bove resume Private Instruction SEPTEMBER Ba, 189 st Ais} Corcoran st. Beet of references Eka & io tsa eset ated 6-30 Ti. ISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS fee ts peers Lee Sree Eidrals ao woll'as the intellectect the pupa "sO-im* ¥ CER: ‘TC ROO! RoecuRrs Hoe ‘a a. rr Violin, Piano, Organ, Vocal Lessons. EAUN THE BEST. ‘ SHORTHAND LESSONS By H.C. TANNER (Chief Gtenographer iste Pan- . XW. 96-1m* Tr MALL-a FAD ARP DAY SCHOOL eee tay LADIES, (ussarnane AND OM10 RAlLWax, Schedule in Eifect May 19. 200 pan ‘ur Boyd's and in Church train leaves ington on Pm, stony all stations on Met stoi PEderiek. “yo sty ied Wise tide Mame For Hagerstowu, 11040 am, and 15:30 Traine ative tow Cbicwgo. daily <M: AO me Uo vam. daily, di’ LORK AND PHILADELPHI. for OA, Tre: wig Cet op tue 1050 p.m open “+ 8 * * Doom, 5 aud O30 pe om 22 oe = ite between Bal) and 67:20 am, THO, OD prea | 50 ‘with Pulluan Buffet Sicep- ing car ruuwiux through to Boston without ¥is Pour like; aie Mridwe, laudiux pagsongere 2B Ubd tation at SostOD. Clue: AY y hapress, mba, Westera Fe a? With Sieep ing Cate Waslington to ace aa Louis, connec. ing daily at Marrisvurc wit throt pers for Lousvile apd Memphia, isting car Pittsburg vo hichmend snd Chases the West biting oh Ge Ee ed pe Wests wath thes Fituburs to Chscacer CME ~ ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, or Kane, Cansinintrus, noche asd BaOaD, @aily, except Sunday, 5:10 am. For brie, Cans: ua aud Kochester . tao sud Niagara daily, xcept Saturday, 10 Washington &) Rochester. th au ror Waileneanre Tock Haven aud Himise 90 10:80—, a, daily. e . 40 p.m. LADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND TH! 9-00, 13-00 aud 11 ao hgh heer ¥ 40 am, r 5:40. 10:00 ana ay a, Op, Sanaa 11:40 gan, ¥:10, 11:20 p.m, Limited Lxprese of Patio 40am. daily, Suusday. ork only Lintted Lapreas with Dining Cast OOo" FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. Eapcedt Seudey ener Saat pas * B40 bs For Boston withuut change, 3 Bor bu. SX. ak thro: Jersey City’ with boats of Brooklyn Ai t transfer to Fulton street, avoiding terniage across New York city. For Atlauue City, 31:40am. week days 11.20pm For Laltimore, 6:35, 7:20, 8:10, 9.00, 9:40, 194 11:40 am, 124 r 1 4:30, 5-00," 5:40, au 7 24, 920 aud 10:57 pam Se ores ae per 13 be ie . Savon, where orders can be ieft PRCHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. Schedule in eect JULY 13, 1800. Gordonsville, Charlottesy: ‘1 See Soak Re ec Fast Mail daily for Cham ions (heespeske and ‘Columbia, A at joutgomery, New ‘Orleans "Yeuse