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CITY AND DISTRICE @ No city in the world is so thoroughly covered by the circulation of s single news- paper as is the city of Washington by that of Tae Evexixo Stan. It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. It swears to its circula- tion, No other Washington paper has yet done this. A Superior, Wholesome Beverage, Unequalled for the Nerves. KING OF cocoas— “ ROYAL COCOA FACTORY.” Kings are but men, but all men are not kings. Therefore, when the Xing of Holland’ Says, as he did by deed of August 12, 1889, that he is greatly pleased with Van Houten's Cocoa “BEST& GOES FARTHEST” and, entirely unsolicited, grants the manufacturers the sole right of styling their works the Royal Cocoa Fac- tory, a significance attaches to the act which would not were he not “every inch a king.” Axoid the evil effects of tea and aes THE ROCK CREEK PARK BILL. What Was Said About It in the Senate Yesterday Afternoon. ‘MR.INGALLS OBJECTED TO SOME OF ITS FRATURES, BUT URGED IT AS A COMPROMISE MEASURE—un. GORMAN DID NOT LIKE CERTAIN PROVISIONS— TEXT OF THE BILL AS PASSED BY THE HOUSE. The report of the conferees on the Bock Creek Park bill, which, as stated in Tux Sran, was adopted by the House yesterday by a vote of 123 to 65, was presented in the Senate by Senator Ingalls late yesterday afternoon, Mr. Ingalls asked that the report be immediately considered, while Mr. Gorman seemed inclined to have the matter go over. Senator Ingalls said that his preference was for immediate con- sideration, and when Senator Gorman asked for an explanation Senator Ingalls said: “‘Its Provisions are generally known and they are simple. It provides for the acquisition of a tract of land not exceeding 2,000 acres in the valley of Rock croek, at an expenditure of not to exceed $1,200,000. one-half of which is to be paid by the government of the United States and one-half from the revenues of the District, in four equai annual installments, It has been discussed in both house-. The provisions have been genoraliy disseminated through the press, and I believe that the measure, while not all that can be desired and in some respects notin accord with my own views, is generally ap- roved. I think, unless the Senator from arylaad has some particular reason why fur- ther inquiry should be made, that I should prefer to have the report acted upon tonight, WHY MR, GORMAN OBJECTED. Mr. Gorman—I am very heartily in favor of the general proposition, but in the reading of the report one or two things struck me as rather novel to be introduced in the District in an en- terprise of this sort. The first was the fact that you assess by commission to be named W. BAKER & C0.’S are used in ite preparation. Ithas mere | by the bill the benefits that accrue to the ad- nigel a Bary Anon osu Mite Eegalle did not like that ‘That awe . Ingalls—I did no a was ee tne thin ons teat eccp. t's | not in accord with my own views, but agreeing 9 delicious, jing, Ea- | to 1t was the result of 2 compromise. Mr. Gorman—I am perfectly well aware that in quite a number ef the large cities of the country such is the rule in the opening of streets and other improvements within the cor- porate limits, where tho property advances in value rapidly and where the owner derives benetit from it, but, as I understand, this park is out some distance from the city of Washing- ton in the country. Mr. Ingalis—In the valley of Rock creek. Mr. Gorman—The valley of Rock creek, and it extends to the Maryland line. Mr. Ingalis—It will extend to the District line, 6 money holds out. Mr. Gorman—Very good, but the whole of it is located outside of the limits of the city of Washington, and the surrounding country con- sists of farms and dwellings and property not of very great value today, It does seem to me that to choose a commission of our own se- lection for the purpose of ascertaining what benefit the park will be to the farming country that adjoins, without the right of appeal, as I understood from the reading, is a very extra- ordinary provision to introduce into a measure here. it is rather a hardship to these people, who practically have only farms and gurdens. MILITARY GOVERNMENT. The other provision to which I allude is that we are not only to have the engineer officor of the District of Columbia, who is an army offi- cer, but we add to the military government of this District, at least so far as this park is con- cerned, and intrust the expenditure of the money of the ople of the District to another army officer, the chief of eng neers, @ gentleman for whom I bave the highest regard and who, I believe from what I have seen of him, is probably the most capable ofticer I have ever known to occupy that posi- tion, and we al! have perfect confidence in him, But to put the money, one-half of which is to come from the tax payers of the District of Co- lumbia. practically under two army officers ap- pointed for life, with no control of it by the jople of the District and no way to reach it, i going beyond anything heretofore contem- plated. I had hoped we would in the course of time, and in a very short time, eliminate that military feature from the management of the affairs of the District of Columbia and put it all in the hands of civilians; but under the pro- visions of this report we are adding to and ex- tending thoir power aud authority. As I caught the reading of the report. these are the two prominent features in it and I sug- for invalids as well as persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, mw1l7t MOURNING REVERIE. “It is marvellous how s man like my husband, who prides himself on his tidy ap) trousers he’d fly in a rage. And all this nasti- could be avoided if he would use Wolff's AGME Blacking on his Shoes, but he won't; and yet he says it is the finest Dressing in the world for his Harness. = are just pig headed, and John is one condemned by appointing three competent and disinterested commissioners to a; the value or values thereof, and to return the ap- praisement to the court; and when the value or values of such land are thus ascertained, and the President of the United States shall decide the same to be reasonable, said value or values shall be to the owner or owners and the United States shall be deemed to have a valid title to said land, and if in any case the owner or owners of any yn of said tand shall re- fuse or neglect, after the syereieenent of the cash value of said lands and improvements, to demand or receive the same from said court, upon depositing the appraised value in said court to the credit of such owner or owners, respectively, the fee-simple shall in like man- ner be vested in the United States, “Sec. 4 That said court direct the time and manner in nee pees ion of the prop- erty condemned shal! be taken or delivered and may, if neces , enforce any order or issue any process for giving possession. “Sec. 5. That no delay in making an assess- ment of compensation or in taking posscssion shali be occasioned by any doubt which may ariseas tothe ownership of the property or any part thereof or as to the interests of the respective owners. In such caves the court shall require a deposit of the money allowed as compensation for the whole property or the part in dispute. In all cases as soon as the said commission shall have paid the compensation assessed or ite payment by a deposit of money under the order of the court possession of the property may be taken. All proceedings hereunder shall be in the name of the United States of America and managed by the com- mission. “Sec. 6. That the commission, having ascer- tained the cost of the land, including expenses, shall assess such proportion of such cost and expenses upon the land, lots and blocks situ- ated in the District of Columbia specially bene- fited by reason of the location and improve- ment of said park as nearly as may be in pro- portion tothe benefits resulting to such real estate. sid commission shall find that the real estate in said District directly benefited by rea- son of the location of the park is not benefited to the full extent of the estimated cost and ex- penses, then they shall assess each tract or par- cel of land specially benefited to the extent of such benefits as they vbail deem the said real estate specially benefited, The commission shall give at least ten days’ notice in one daily Seumpapet publighed in the city of Washington of the time aud place of their mecting for the purpose of ing such assessment and may adjourn from time to time till the same bo completed, In making the assessment the real estate benefited shall be assessed by the de- scription as appears of record in the District on the day of the first meeting; but no error in description shall vitiate the ussessment: Pro- vided, That the premises are described with substantial accuracy, ‘The commission shall estimate the value of the- different parcels of real estate benefited as aforesnid and the amount assessed against each tract or parcel and enter allinan assessment book. All per- sons interested may appear and be heard. When the assessment shall be completed it shall be signed by the commission or a majority (which majority shall have power aiways to act) and be filed in the office of the clerk of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. The commission shall apply to the court for a confirmation of said ssment, giving at least ten days’ notice of the time thereof by publica- tion in one daily newspaper published in the city of Washington, which notice shall state in general terms the subject and the object of the app lication, “The said court shall have power, after said notice shall have been duly given, to hear aud determine all matters connected with said as- sessment, and may revise, correct, amend aud confirm said assessment, in whole or in part, or order a uew assessment, in whole or in part, with or without further notice or on such notice as it shall prescribe, but no order for a new assessment in part orany partial adverse ac- tuon shall hinder or delay confirmation of the residue or collection of the assessment thereon, Confirmation of any part of the assessment shall make the same a lien on the real estate assenscd. , “The assessment, when confirmed, shall be divided into four equal instaliments and may be paid by any party interested in full or in one, two, three and four years, on or before gest to the Senator from Kansas, as it is late in the evening, for it is now 5:20 o'clock, that he let this matter go over until tomorrow morn- ing and have the report priuted, so that we may have an opportunity to look into it. Prob- ably it istrue that at this late day in the session, after the long conference which has been had, nothing better can be done; but with no dixposition in the world, as the Senator understands sere well, to obstruct the adoption of the report, I think it is due that the Senator should permit us to look at it in print tomorrow morning. I suggest to the Senator to let the report go over until tomor- row morning, so that we may have ap opportu- nity to examine it MR. INGALLS’ ATTITUDE. Mr. Ingalls—The request of the Senator from Maryland is reasonable, and if he desires to familiarize himself further with the provisions of the report I cannot object. I can only add, however, that the report is in many particulars more obuoxiousto me than it can to the Senator from Maryland. I believe that the rovision thut imposes one-half of the cost of ¢ improvement upon the people of this Dis- trict is wrong in principle an pernicious in practice. I think it sau unjust burden upon the already overtaxed resources of this people. The other points the Senator makes are somewhat in accord with my own views, but the report, as is usual in such cases, was tho result of a compromise. Ido not thiak any- thing else can be done. Imay that the provisions of the report have been submitted to the people through the Rewspupers, and have been the subject of con- sideration and discussion for s number of months, the conferees having agreed. I think, in July last. There has been, so far as I know, Bo protest on the partof the peoplo of the District against the report; on the contrary, it has been generally approved, and the decision has been regarded with favor and cordially acquiesced in by those most nearly interested. was then agreed that the report should be taken up this morning immediately after the close of the morning business. THE BILL A8 AGREED UPON. The full text of the bill, as reported by the couferees and as passed by the House yester- day, is as follows: “That a tract of land lying on both sides of Rock creek beginning at Klingle Ford bridge and running nortawardiy, following the course of said reek, of a width not less at point than 600 feet nor more FINE SHOES, 929 F ST. N.w. Baltimore Store, 4 and 6 West Baltim ore st Baltimore, Md. 515 7TH ST. N.W., ‘Have opened a first-class retail credit SEWELEY STORE, Where they will constantly keep om hand a complete stock and large sasortment of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c., which they will sell ous *pe sl credit system cheaper than cau be bought else- * or cash, thereby enabling our patrons to have ‘the use of the article while they are paying for it. We keep 8 full stock of all the Lest grades of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, lacluding Split Se¢ond and Repeaters, Also @OWARD, LOCKFORD, ELGIN, WALTHAM, HAMP. TON AND SWISS MOVEMESTS. be on either side of said creek. south of road n Mill road, and FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Call and learn how to buy goods on our special welit system before purchasing elsewhere. Open evenines. ‘Un Gouds delivered on first paymenta, 2,000 ceed the — “Bec. 2 United sioner of THE JAMES POWERS CO, tna wh be, aud 615 7TH ST. ©. to select eoe Up State —— - Engineer Dir Goons — * said assistant on Com Ermeme dlaerencaaen.g¢ | © ee ‘Exe TOw PLAS ae in trem Se. an, fe be RE la a rs K we ing BLANAMT OHA Wi. ents und Soubes prices trove Tix mm which times all shall be payabl, with six per cent annual interest on all deferred paymeuts. All payments shall be made to the treasurer of the United Ma who shall p the account as aseparate fund, The orders of the court shall be conclusive evidence ofthe regularity of ail: previous proceedings necessary to the validity thereof, and of all matters recited in said orders, The clerk of said court shall keep a record of all proceedings in regard to said as- sessment and confirmation. The commission shall furnish the said clerk with a duplicate of its assessment book, and in both shall be en- tered any change made or ordered by the court as toany real estate. Such book filed with the clerk, when completed and certified, shall be prima facie evidence of all facts recited therein. In case assessments are not paid as aforesaid the book of assessments, certified by the clork of the court, shall be delivered to the officer charged by law with the duty of eol- lecting delinquent taxes in the District of Col- umbia, who shall proceed to collect the same as delinquent real estate taxes are collected. No sale tor any instaliment of assessrent shall discharge the real estate from any subsequent installment; and proceedings for subsequent installments shall be as if no default had been made in prior ones, ‘ “All money 86 collected may be paid by the treasurer on the order of the commission to any persons entitled thereto as compensation for land or services, Such order ou the ‘Treas- ury shail be signed by « majority of the com- mission and shall seerity fully the purpose for which it is drawn. If the proceeds of assess- mentexceed the costof the park the excess shall be used in its improvement, under the di- rection of the officers named in section 8, if such exer shall notexceed the amount of $10,000, “tt it shall exceed that amount that t above $10,000 shall be refunded ratably. Public officers performing any duty hereunder shall be aliowed such fees and compensation as they would be entitled to in like cases of collecting taxes, The civilian members of the commission shall be allowed $10 per day each for each day of actual service. Deeds made to | sree at sales for delinquent assessments ereunder shall be prima facie evidence of the right of the purchaser and any one claiming under him that the real estate was subject to assessment and directly benefited, and that the asscesment was ly made, that the as- sessment was not paid, that due advertisement had been made, that the grantee in the deed was the purchases or of the purchaser, and that the .was conducted legally. for the sale of any real estate ents shall be conclusive evi- and validity in all col- except when tho asscss- the judgment shall any objection any sale or basod thereon at the date of its rendition and could have been presented as a defense to the pats? zy f it aay “To pay the expenses of in q sessmie! . 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FINEST MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK FOR soups SAUCES AND MADE DISHES, One pound of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds ‘of ean beot, of the value of aout 87.50 * , JUBTUS VON LIEBIG'S SIGNATURE. apze ____IN WASHINGTON. IN_WASHINGTON, EORGETOWN ' NIVERSITY— G “a SCHOOL OF Law. FACULTY. REV, 2. HAVENS RICHARDS, 8. Iprcesdent of the University.” ARLES W. HOPFMAN, LL. heme Toi Feculty. BOX, WILLIAM A. RICHAKDSON, LL.D. (Chief Justice, U & Court of Ciaimes, ‘Lecturer on Statutory avd Adiministrative Law an@ Lecal Mavima MARTIN F. MORK! Lecturer on Constitutional Admiralty und RIS, LD, 3 tional Law, —— ‘Common Law HON. JEKEMIAM M. WILSON, LL. rd of Taw of hvbience, oD the Law of Real Betate and the ot The Lun AtatsTtss WORTHINGTON 115, evs (Formerly UR District Attorney, District of Go- HON. ANDREW C. BRAD! Ds LEY rt (Justice, Su: Court, District of Columbia), polery | 5 — + gio bemeealilee: ~* 9d ¥. TAINGLY, ae Bari restr me, RY E. DAY! HENRY re Le DAKLINGTON, LL.D, of Pereobal Property, Contracts able Paper. erots (Formerly of Co GEORGE E HAMILTON, LED. oun nthe Law of Parta Corporations, Ansoaiate, Professor of Practice, Jude of Moot Practice and Testaientary Laws EET o roe eb. : KR. ROSS PERRY, AM, The exercises of the Law School will take | Lecturer on Criminal Law, Doihestic’ Relations, am@ Place in, the Law lecture Hall of the University. 4.0 Torte, corner 45th and H streets u.w., on WEDNESDAY. —— Ger at Go'clock pm, when addresses in expii- MOOT COURT. cation of’ the courses of lectures will be nade by the | Circuit Court: Prof, GBOKG & HAMILTO! be | Guurt of Appeaix: Profs. MAKTIN re. ANDREW HADLEY and ke KOSS PERRI Introductory lecture and announcements for ensuite t sts nw, All iuteresied a1 ‘The horary. A an Reports al abjecta, His weekiy, tire Fear. ‘The other Professors will announce the extension giveu to their several courses. The Law Library, which has received large addi- tions, is open daily (Sundays excepted) for study and sigan ee hucieties for leval debate and associate study exist gah SS eeephen andes ance im the Law Library from 9 a.m. ti rn 8:30 pau., for intormation, enrollment, de. G o'clock | cular civiie course of study, terum. Ke. cap P.tu. to enroil students and answer inquiries, oviained at book stores of W. B. Morrison, 1334 Jutalogues, wiving detailed iniormat.on, cab be ob- milk & Co. 1424 F st. iw. aod taiued at the book storos of W. H. Morrison, 1334 F drug store, 705 15th st. B wey at. nw. and of Lowdermitk & Co, 1424 F st. n.w.,at | or on application persoually, or by letter te the the office of the Treasurer, 1437 Pa ave, or on ap- | undersigned. S M. YEATMAN, plication *S-im Secretary au to te JAMES C. WELLING, President. aTIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CULUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘The Sixty-pinth anunal course of Medical Lectures and Fourth Dental course i MEAD, TEACHER OF ThE PIANO, cated pupil of Herr Kaif of the Koys }0on- of Bern. For terms apd other partic address 902 22d st. now, s6-Lm' Is8 E KANCES TWITCHELL KIND: KGARTE: wu M Lenin ‘on Wed oven October 6 Cctober Hat 8 pnts inthe caliere building [Seo | _a2-tm* AC 1330 Oat st.n.w. introductory Medic ture b; Pro: Wile | l -—~y g INDERGART! AND SCHOOL AND er be ent tattodnctory by Prot. Mark INDERGARTEN NOKMAL TRAINING CLASS, ‘Tho autumn examinations will be heldon Thursday, a 1915 Sunderland Viace south of Dupont Circle, October 2, at 7:30 p.m, For circulars of _both depart Term begins Get. 1, 1880. Mire, LOUISA ments apply to Dr. A. FA. King. Dean, 72 13th st. | WHE LAW DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNIVER: Bw. Otice hours. #1010 amend $003 pm. Tele | PBL AN PALAR LENT OF HOW ALD UNIVER Phone 885, + As Law Department's Build nw ding, HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. sabia Phe exercises of this institution, the Collegiate De- ment of the uurbiau Uuiversity, il be re- ned on MONDAY, September ay in the Hall of the University ‘be collec opento students of both sexes. Application for informetion conceruing hours of examination prelimipary to ad- mission should be addressec (o the pro-ident or secre- | im Me BYERS BcHoo 1500 1 ST. N.w. BOARDING AND DAY 8CHOOE FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Keopens October t 1800. ‘Throuch instruction. Best of Teachera For partie are address the princtyal rf tary of the taculty. Apphestions tor catalccues should ry AD" be addressed to the regisuar Mt HG. HOLGKINS. ALSTEAL"S AB. JAMES ©. WELLING, to A ‘au23-6m President, deatious way be made at 2001 Qet. until the HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY of September. 7 SCHOOL, 1335 H st. n.w., prepuren for College, Atter that time at the heise exch Oren} for the United ‘States Military and Naval Academics au0-1 my and for business. ‘ihe course will be extended aud \HE PARISI SCHOOL FoR You NG improved daring | the coming which will be- mel « bales lamited. All the Classical Branches oun a tien z r* in Frene on oy? 22. is ates auzd-im 4. P MONTAGUE Principal | Tice New NOuMeurand Mine, DAS GAKESNES, HE CORCORAN SCI. Columbian Universi! 6 0 clock TIFIC SCHOOL OF THE This school will open at yin OC UBER 1 with tho followin KL INSTRUCTION-THE GREATEST, OPPOR A tunity ever offered to Parenta Children. Teact course of instruction. viz: departments of tor almost nothing for those who com- glish, Mathematies, Civil ng, Chemistry, Ai Sept. d. Call aud wee the wi saying, Fhys:es, Maneralory, French. German, M chanical and other wranches of drawiug, with lec- tufe courses on Astronomy, Anthropolocy, Zoology, Botany, &c, All classes wet in the evenit ad peu, to both sexes, For surther information the dean, Prof. k. T, FRISTOK, LUD. NAtioNaL UNIVEMSTTY LAW SCHOOL FACULTY, ouderful ss of students Portra:te to order from ot 0. 1K. MOMKELL, the teacher, bas 12 medals and studied ears with the most celebrated 000 worth of paintings om evening for the first week im . Sd Estuw, su2d-Im q ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES 5 snd Childrep, G01 East Capitol st. Will reopen onday. Sertember 8. Music and paimti ayecial attention, HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LLD., Late Ausociate Justice of the Sagres Court of the Duntrigtof Cotguaa, ME Yees0n skaanany, m1 HON, SAMUEL F. MILLER. LL.D, ASH wal 0 rr ‘ie eure L. of the | SW-COR. M. AND 11TH STs., W INGTOX, D.@ — wom,” n BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGIN MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. Thorough instruction in all departments im accord ance with best modern methods. Buildings remodeled, enlarged and furnished with every appliance for bea!th and comfort of pupils, including passenger ele- of Constitutional Law. HON. WILLIAM B. Wibs, LL.D... Lecturer ou Common Law Pleading aud Jurisdiction of the Federal Courts. Leet ibe Law of Bailes and of Do jurer on ww of Bailmente mestic helation HON. H. O. CLAUGHTON, LL.D. Profestor of Pleading, Evidence, kquity Jurispru- dence, Constitutional sid Criniual Law be Law of Torts, EUGENE CAnUsil, LL.D, Professor of the Law of Keal and Contracts, \: uable Instruments: and spoantiene, HON. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, Late Solicitor General of the ited Stat of § 8 oe ; HE FEE oa Fe 53 i vator, steam heating and perfect sanitation. Por fure Lecturer La om HON J ther particulars apply, after September First, 1800, te HON. W. the Principal, - Lecturer on the 27-3m MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. JACKSON H. ee 1223 FIFTEENTH 81. N.W. ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies and Littie Childrea will reopen September 24. aulé-3m YOCAL Lexsoxe, MES. HARRIET MILLS wowed to 1127 10th st uw. Lessons resumed StPiEMBKK JS, jy31-3m _____ OUT_OF WASHINGTON. _ The twenty-second aunual sens: will open ia the Law School Bui . 3 uw., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEM 1, Isuu, at 7 O'CLOCK F.M.. when'an imtroductory lecture will be delivered aud the announcements for the sclioul scar wil 3 ‘The library and reading room will be to stu- deuts dally, except Sunday. trom 8 O'Clock am. to 10 °Catalovuce containing fall information can be ob-| [YY HALL—A BOARDING AND DAY 6CHOOL Lyedcrniin & Goin 1420 et ag torte the UPTICE |, FOREST GLEN. lontzonuers County, MA, OF THE SECKETABY AND TREASUKEL, COR- ml MISS EMMA PRENTIDS, Principal _ NER OF 101H AND E S18. N.W., where ts | WPELNOSE INSTITUTE, BOARDING AND Dat can enroll. se15-Sin0 hn ee eet Md; on r—y" 4 Se ADAME APE AIS )~ | MHC from Washiveton, thirty-tour miles ston: Bate a Fe enor aEROM PARIS)” | Sore. “heopous September 2a. ious” Coreuise ea fy oe appl : euze-1m* LAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDE pring, Montyomery county, Md., reopens: wrOUKh (ruining ie simed at with the infu- ence, us far as porsible, of a home government. number 16 limited and epecial healt of the scholara For circulars «i formation address ~ FHIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL TEI T etx w: | ARS ‘A Primary, Intermediate aud Huh School “for doth ‘sexee, “Lighth your bests SELTEMBER 29 With 8 corjsof ten teachers, all prof porte: Students prepared for business or for eu- 4-T, Nerinw the scientific or classical conracs of auy collewe ; EEMuY'C. MALLOWKLZ, A.M. individual tratuing: special advantages to apt yuriis. | ye1g_ an Ao. ‘The school is well ‘si rence ae . —- 4 FINANCIAL books and physical aud chemical apparatus, Text books furnished without extra charge. ‘Ihe building been constructed spevially for school purposes, and the lighting, heating, ventilation and plumbing are excellent. e hours, 10 aim. to 12m. People ene: those heurs may appoint another bour. THOS. W, SIDWELL, Principal. sll I ROK. J.D. GAILLARD uught and seid ; over. 100 upward. “opivone® 10 40 & CO., 62 Broudway, New York, begs te inform bie numerous ciigate that he bes ee = EE iranaferred bis school of ‘Conn. SO. W. CORSON. :0. W. = ave. Brauch office, 611 12th» im* J Members. wick Ris, /ERRMAN C RAKEMANN, TEACHER OF VIQLIN, py iustruetion on ber 15. siz? 1307 ih vt so sg CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. X W., Paukers aud dealers in Government Bonds WASHINGTON CONSERYATORY OF MUST a God Tembie Hal, He na and Pa, ave Teena Rs Deposits. = rl y .— F —_ first year. ‘Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Comet, &c, allroad Stocks au ds, aud all securities Free advantages. UO. B’ BULLAKD. Director. st-im* | CB ‘ke Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston aud Baltumore bought and told, H. PUTNAM. MA, (HARVARD), WITH FFFI- Aspeciat; made of investment securities, District @ Clent assistants in each nt, wil Keopen | Bonds and all doce Neilevsd, Ges, Insurance and Tel- his Ciswsical aud bnglish sel tor young Nee and Muck dealt sn, Boys aud resume Private lustruction 8: ‘EMBER dei! Lelephone Stock bourht and sold. jy 1 22, 16 Sai Best of refe i= —— Se ven. or m ‘apply st SAN- a Dei & N'S, 094 F st, Dw, PROFESSIONAL. "Dita Littie ‘Boys will open ate pas "Seecoeenae pr, CLAY, 1HE OLD-ESTABLISEED r Semcember 17. very effort made to cultivate the Teliabie gcnuibe abd paturel-born, orals as well as the inteilectsof the pupil, «-Im* | Astrologer aud Medium i this city with —— i — Oba Wonderiul prophetic giftot JROLCRERTS MURIC Rooms, Nery uiddeb 183 8tcry. nde wet or etolen property 1435 CO AN BT, Exaze seperated onviher:cuuses apoedy mast AND 431 7TH ST, SF: #i¥es success In busivess , removes Violin, Piano, Organ, Vocal €vil indueuces: advice on businem, love, or Ls THE BEST. at al (AU business con Bdentiag SHORTHAND LESSONS Hours, 9am, WS30pm Sanden 2toSam By H.C. TANNER (Chiet Stenographer tate Pan-| Priore "s03 a2th st. nw. 21798 Americen Congress), Sun Building. TT E, ‘aE ONLY WONDERFUL ‘Telephone—1177-2. Call and investigate. 613-13t* MiStradite ‘ish osd German A iu the eity. TERI ‘CAN ACAD! Na | Jells all events of lite. Office hours, ¥ a.m. sit= (Un si inday trom 10 a.m. to $:30 p.m. 419s . Law! ME. KAPHAL, THE CELEBMATEDCLAILVOY- ‘coul, bas wuLderiul besLng power. Gives i M i So RE we Certificate of N. &. Conservatory, Boston, Mass. Cir- | sud lucay’ datos, Dou" tail ts toe" Shia culars free. 1006 Netnw. S1d3m_ | 10, 910 Fw uw. ay 10-un" (8% RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS All 200 tans re ae So ated Wil be reopened on MONDAY, September 15. — i Scholars are prepared for the Military and Naval Academies, for the bet Colleges and for Business, Application for admiesion may be made to the Prin- cipal at his rosidepee621 3d st. .w., or, on and after ‘the 15th twstant, at the school room. ee5-1m Q. C, WIGHT, Principal. _PIANOS AND ORGANS, _ Kye uaa Regulating. OF COMMERCE. | Gives the Business cation ot ‘the “i ve pag ete rege ete auz8 CK. UMBEM AMO OL, Prim, COMMERCIAL NOTARIES PUBLIC,