Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1890, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICL @ Tux Evexme Stan's subscription list, the books of the office, and ite press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come ingpection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, THE GREED OF A RAILROAD. How It Gobbled Up Not Only Long Bridge, but the City Streets. To the Editor of Tax Evzmrwe Stam: “A correspondent of a morning contemporary undertakes to controvert my statements con- cerning Long bridge and the manner in which it was acquired by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company. Though the writer of the communication in question does not describe Long bridge with any detail it was, in his view, & comparatively worthless structure, Yet worthless as it was the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Compauy wanted it and took the means I have described to get possession of it. Publi spirited and seif sacrificing, this corpor- ation went to great expense in putting the bridge in order, and, altogether, it proved a From top to bottom the house is best cleaned that is cleaned with Pearline. It is done with little labor and with great results—with ease to yourself, and with no ible injury to anything that isclean- pe To use Pearline once is tv. want it always; you will want it always because it does what you want. very unprofitable affuir to that company, This of imiestions which are being | inn pisesiny Seale at ied Sot re eee from the case? Long bri 0 cy 2 Beware f= x quali Roods do neti: |one mile in seth. Of this about tenanan tosell them. PRABTINE’ sells os ite merits, 2nd | oF 8,000 feet are and wero a solid embankment = iactured only by or causeway. At one or two pointsa freshet a7 JAMES PYLE, New York. | had 2ut short. breaks or gaps through the cause- way, yet, considered asa whole, it was sub- stantially intact when the Baltimore and Potu- mac Railroad Company kindly took possession of it. This statement no truthful person familiar with the bridge will challenge. ‘The truss spans crossing the Vir; ra nel were repaired and. to « consi tent, rebuilt by tn road company, but the ns themselves rest upon the original stone oe built by the government. It is true that the bridge—both the trusses and causeway—needed repair at the time of ite surrender, it is also true that the gov- ernment was at the expense of its main- teuance and of operating the draw. This stu- pendous burden upon the Treasury, amount- therefore far more economical, less than ons cont & cup. he ing. probably, to leas than 25,000 annually, the Lo ee rtp ooeaedl timore and Potomac Railroad Company generously assumed, But that this company kuew it was getting a prodigious, unheard-of = and that it knew that the interests of pod gape were being bartered away and sacri- is amply demonstrated by tbe burr: —— wih which Se a was railrosded throug! ‘ongress without debate, without ‘considera- Mi URNING REVERIE. tion, Thut corporation and its ee and lobbyists, which wero then, as now. too care that the bill should become 4 law be: fore the public knew of its existence. The correspondent referred to a touching ac- count of the little boy who barely escaped deatn on the bridge iram a\drove of cattie stampeded by a locomotive. That incident is just as likely to be repeated today in passing over the present structure, the bridge, the truss spans and the causeway being no wider than by was at the time the lucky youth es- cay Row there was a bridge—a railroad elo <2 built during the war across the Poto: bis bridge was about fifty yards distant from Long bridge. It had a draw gnd no difficulties oc curred from the existence of these two draws, which were side by side—were in alignment with each other and were simultaneously opened. It is the flimsiest pretense to claim that the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com- was solicitous about not interrupting the Ravigation of the river. That corporation wanted Long bridge because it saw it could be had for comparatively nothing and it got it by the legislative methods detailed. But the citi- zens of Washington are, it appears, deeply in- debted to the Baltimore and Fotomuc Railroad Company. I suggest that its railroad from Baitimore to Washington was built for the profit—present and prospective—there was in It to the railroad company. As a well-managed highway it hes been a distinct and scknow!- edged benefit to the me of Washington. On the other hand the people of Washington have handsomely reciprocated all of its corporate favors by the volume of traffic and travel they have sent over the road. There is no balance to the company’s credit on that account. Further, since I am led to » of this cor- poration ‘and its methods. it was originally rauted a right of way through the ity of jashington. Now, liberally uck a grant, it might mean the tto lays double track and a track h the aac 1 for invalids as well as peresus ia heath. Sold by Grecors everywhere. “Itis marvellous how # man like my husband, who prides himself on bis tidy appearance, can earry so much hidden dirt. Te the edge of my skirt looked as abominable as the botiem of hiv trousers he’d fly in a rage. And all this nasti- Bess 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. Some men are just pig headed, and John is one of them.” WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Sold by al? Deaters and Harness Makers, BEECHAM’S PILLS streets and grounds, aithough at the time the Baltimore and Potomac was a singte-track road, asevery one romembers. But, conceding the three parallel tracks to the company—because ide track may be required for accidents and pairs—what possible right, what colorable tine te has it to the occupaucy of our streets and reservations with not three but ten tracks? After emerging from the tunnel south of the Capitol there ure three tracks. These epeedily expand into ten tracks, occupying a width of 180 feet, nearly the entire width of an nue, and crossing a reservation. These ten tracks are maintained for nearly one-third of a mile, when they Daeg oe into six tracks, which, — occasiouaily five trucks, continue to Loug bridge. Summarizing the foregoing facts the tracks of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com- pany through the public streets and reserva- tions occupy for nearly two miles—from the tupnel to 5 ne bridge—an average width of 80 FINE SHOES, feet, ss banged ak oe public prop- 9 . erty. Noe is all whic! good-natured 20 F STREET N.W., BET. 9TH AND 107H. pon Mods consents to receive from the city Beltimore Store, 4 sod 6 West Baltimors st. Fi haere sin it pester por ae to use— lary! averuc asa freight yard; the trains oe nen, ie. are shifted and made up in « public “street, cars are being moved back and? forth constantly, thing absolutely without precedent in any other city on this continent, and these privi- leges along with others dre ‘the rights which this corporation secks to have confirmed to it in the Atkinson bill. Is not this the story of — bridge over agaia? Wasuiyatox1an, —— A Flag Raising at Falls Church. Corespoudence of Tux EvExIsG Stan. Farts Cavaca, Va., September 23, Yesterday at p.m. was the time appointed for our citizens to assemble at the school building to raise the United States flag recontly purchased with subscription money above its roof, The people came in crowds, young and old, and the large hall in the third story was filled to the uttermost. Capt, A. P. Eastman Was master of ceremon: @ guaranty that the exercises would be worthy of — occasion, They were opened with wusie by a choir from your city. Prof. J. W. Bischoff, organist; Mise Boyd, soprano: Miss Ruth ‘Thompeon, Mr. Fred A. Grant, tenor, and Dr, Mr. Wade of the “apt. Eustman, Yond, L, 8, Ab- bott and Rev. Robert Nourse made appropriat OW A WEAK STOMACH, 2S5cts. a Box OF ALL Seas Wrusox & Cans $15 7TH ST. N.W., Hove opened a first-class retail aredit JEWELRY STORE, Where they will constantly keep on hand a complete jilverware, &c., which they will sell ova special credit system cheaper than cant be bouxht else- where for cash, thereby enabling our patrons to have the use of the while they are paying for it. We keep s full stuck of all the best «rades of Ladies’ sud Gentiemen’s a Woodard, bass. Kev, GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, Including Split Second and Repeaters. Also ip flag to be raised that day over the school build- ing would be the first one in the state of Vir- imia, At the conclusion of the speech muk- im, the choir saug ‘“‘America,” accom; by | the audience. Loud and wenthusiastie cheers | were given for the flag. Those present ad journed outside and the flag was rai Star Spangled Banner” wae sung, more cheery were given and the people separated. L.w.A. ponte avons aaa MOWARD, ROCKFORD, ELGIN, WALTHAM, HAMP- TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Among the Ball Players. There were these base ball games played Saturday: American Association — At St. Louis—8t Louis, 7; Baltimore, 5. At Toledo—Toledo, 15; Athletics, 3. tional League—At Ciucinnati—New York, incinnati, 3. At Cleveland—Brooklyn, 7; Clovorsnd, 4& At Chicago—Boston, 2; Chi- 0, 6, Ph — At nema 2 3 Pissuere, eat Chicago— Pi teins A a; Chicago, 1. At Cleveland—Boston, 0; Cleve- land, 9. | At Buffelo (first game)—Buffalo, zs cs 9% Becond game—Butfale, 3; Ne ork, Sunday's —— Toledo 2 game)— ' Toledo, 11; Athletics, Call and learn how to buy goods on our spectal it system before purchasing elsewhere. Open evenings. Goods delivered on Gsst paymenta, THE JAMES POWFRS Co., $16 7TH ST. ¥.W. Up Stairs, One C i of Li Dark 2 ‘= : sof he ang eaSTON Phas 2 than value. File (first gamo)—Louisville, 3; Syracuse, 10. Second e—Louisville, 11; Syracuse, & At St. Louis (first gamo)—Baltimore, 4; St. Louis, 2 Second game. Louis, 8; Beltimore, L a a ay ka Virginia State News, Fravk W. ——— city collector of Richmond, has been commissioned ordinance Be COMFO! BI ANKE at Corr As i wish ERs ALL-W OL DRE Patra Largs Dat BENGE Thos iivirde wide, S0e. | oficer of the Arvt Virginia militia with the ack and colorm one zt if ise whe ce fo Mi pote aa te Lee Asbury, = colored lawyer of Norfolk, a candidate for Con- | t i i i ; Sold Wi . eo camerrass uclesale and “ies Peune ote iriy speeches. Mr. Nouree acid be thought that the | nove aed ‘Mr, Moulton anything on y due him, tactic ie age Sis. Moulton and witnesses him that, the men ae to pay himasbi for collecting the money, but = Mr, loulton refused to ta Kept sega 3 per cent; that the money used Ss indebtedness was a agveneed by himwclf, and that he had considerable time and ean money in arrang- He claimed tant i$ of of the claims of the men. he was the attorney fer the owner of the po og not the ageat. Argu- ments wet W. Glassie for Moulton and by Ralston and Siddous for Lugenbeel, Tustice Taylor in his decision said that the promise to pay ten, twenty-five or any other percentage for what Sir. Moulton was in bound to pay was without consideration ae void. The entire amount resulting from the ten per cent —— on the money due the mon is abdut = IN AND aniousD ROCKVILLE. The Court House Corner-Stone Laying— Electric Railway Notes—Fox Hunting. Correspondence of Tae EvENixe Stan. Rockvitxe, Sept, 28. At a meoting of citizens of Rockville and vi- cinity yesterday to make arrangements for ® public demonstration at the laying of the corner stone of the new conrt house Mr. John E. Willson was chosen chair- man and David H. Bouie secretary. A com- mittee consisting of Messrs. Edward D, Horner, J. L. Brunette and Jas, T. Powell, was ap- pointed to confer with the contractor and building committee and learn at what date it would be most appropriate to have the cer monies at the corner-stone laying and report to the next meeting. Itwasalso determined to issue calls tors general meeting to be held at Rockville onthe $0th instant at 3:30 p.m. and that the notices be posted in all parts of the county and the District of Columbia, Recently large purchases of real estate have doen made on the line of the projected eloctria railway along Connecticut avenue extended in the District and in this county. The work on the rond is now under contract and is progrews- ing finely. The era ey of the road was from hin} Chase, but it hi now been determined to Sxtend the line Knowles (or Keusington), where a union station will be located. A corps of engineers aro now survoying a route between these two points, nd travelers will, ina few months, have the choice of steam or electricity in reaching the ee from this poi the Metropolitan Branch road. Another 7 omg ogg of this road will ection Chevy Chase to Bethesda. where it will intersect the projected electric railway from Tenleytown toloskille, A large number of the members of the Mont- gomery Fox Hunting Club left here yesterday well mounted and with a fiue pack of dogs to enjoy their favorite sport. hen about two miles from town a large red fox was started, and soon the whole pack was in fullcry. The chase lasted about two hours, when the fox wi run to bis deu, and oy eee coming on the bun! ers roturned to their Next Saturday, should the weather prove favorable, the largest Meet of the season wili take place in the vi- cinity of Darnestown. The excitement: im the vieinity of Burnt Mills occasioned by the annoyance of the fam- ily of Mr. Jos. Childs by ‘ties unknown still {opener Last night when the marauders ‘ithin hearing distance of the house sev- : shote were fired at them, with what effect itis not known, but they made a hasty retreat. Ibis thought. that if theee foolish praal continued they may yet end in a traged members of the family are very nervous and excited Es losing so much rest, and the la- prec of old are reported as quite sic Asmall son of Mr, John, Selby, living about four miles from this place, . met with a serious pects few days ago by having ono of his Goer while engaged in hauling water in rel for thé use of a stenm éngihe operat- ine. thresher on his father’s furm. ‘Tnir 'y-three new dwelling houses hay pas, < ite now in course of erection, at this e during the past svring and summer. Mr. Daniel Carr, a native of Barnesville, this county, but for several yoars a resident of Cal- ifornia, returned to this place today, accom- Panied b by his family. Bach i. We Cl epeatl cD mets been who has for some months in engineering work on a rail- achbarg, Va., arrived at his home a to, Lousy Poole bas commenced building a dwolling raat on the Georgetown hate ike about s mile from this ra — near Birchall Wants No F Prayers. Many hundreds of people yesterday visited the Blenheim swamp where Benwell’s body was found. Birchall ate three meals and seemed to enjoy them. Students from the Baptist Col- lego and also several members of the Salvation Army visited the jail at Woodstock, Ontario end held service, but Birchall did not take part. He devoted no time and spparentiy bad bo thought of spiritual affairs, ore was not 90 much curiosity over the crown’s summing up, but there was « neg es tu know how Blackstock will @ plausible explana- tion of the dam: my ort lonce against Birchall. It is genera!ly conceded that Judge McMahon's obarge will ibe dead a against I Birchall. She Found Pacctutcwis Skeleton. Mrs, Hannah Cook, who in 1819 started the third power loom put up in Fall River, Mass, died on Saturday in the eighty-seveuth year of her age, She was at the time of starting the loom fourteen years old. Mrs. Cook was also the discoverer of the skeletou which was cele- brated by Lougfellow in his poem, “The Skel- eton in Armor.” ‘Lhe skeleton was found ina sand bank and was destroyed by the Atheneum fire in i843, ———ee—-_____ Sale of the Wrecked Warships. The wrecked warships Vandalia aud Tren- ton, which were preserted to the Samoau gov- eroment, have been sold toa San Francisco recking firm, and their removal has already begun. The terms of the sale require the pur- chasers to bear the whole expense of removiug the ships aud pay the +amoan government from one-fifth to one-balf of the protits, the exact amount to ‘be determined ed by 2 arbitration. Congressman n Vaux Renominated. Congresemau Richard Vaux of Philadelphia ‘Was renomigated by an euthusiastic meetiug of 1.000 of his followers m that city on Saturday night, Kesuiutions were passed calling upon voters of the third congressional district to lay aside all party predilection and unite in an effort to induce Mr. Vaux to accept the nomi- nation of the moeting, aud with that object in view he was nominated, and in the event of his acceptance ho was pledged the meeting’s most carnest efforts to insute his pete re A committee was appointed to inform Mr. Vaux of his nomination and urge his Scceptance, —-——-eor Cincinnati Officials in Bud Odor. It is rumored in Cincinnati that three mem- bers of the beard of public improvements in that city will be removed from office by Gov- ernor Campbell for irregularities, One mem- ber.of the board, Louis Reemeln, telegraphed the governor Saturday plbrseacd whether there was any charge of crook: a against Reemelin. but he believed bim be dei bis resignation before g a i i lil erin achool Mrs. M, m= Deparyment for and m= Deperymest for, Boye ere TRGTRUCTIONS ON PLANO AND feye id Garman GRADUATE OF REBEL NOBMAT, i. } Hien fo auf Fe gs Sart eat M AAMIE LOGIRE . VocaL INSTRUCTIO: 1513 ¥ peend Ma MAINA'S VOUAL SCHOOL, aN 1 rue impostation of the Pelee pile Ure wee Deptenber Ie OLY Hee nm,” wasUSd N WILFRIED MEY DUATE OF Palvaur, Oreanist Aesombly Presvaceninn oh quer, Sih ak date, Ornate Terms moderate, Address 1119 10th st, nw. ui fatten cation of aed ar eee ade co aiceet and when 0 tucements nie ingae ts for the current vee Nantie x4 ee S vnstiludoual durtepradenge of the Bhitea ‘Sone 01 t = aly aud pod TNeraatiouat by a new Course ou Public aya Puivete ie ternational Lave iis Ieturen will by delivered weekly’ thisons tanrémans schol ‘The other Professors will announce the extension siven to thelr several courses, Tp\ue WOMAN'S Ries The Law Library, which has reoctved large addi- } bya 7 i Mi the ae ne — jundays excepted) for study and er | PROK, snd Mits, HART VIG NISSEN, instructors, ease ae eit im connection with the school, . AINTING, DRAWING IN CHARCOAL AND ‘Crayon taught by Mise LULA cansiahn Terms ‘Studie Bi4 llth st. uw. ithe Rowistrar avd Itbrarian rian will be daily in attend- ance in the Law Library from" ant Pm. to enroil students apd avewer inquiries. tativowues, sciving detatied imtormatiou, can the Look ntorss of W. Mortisou, 1 and of Lowdermiik & Co., 1424 F ‘of the Treasurer, 14: JAMES C. WELLIN ‘ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL AND DE: TAL DI pERARuEY ol DULUMBIAN UNIV. Ri: a ‘The Sixty-ninth annual course of Saat Jectarse and Fourtn Dental course will Leste on W October 1, at S p. m., iu the = y pulls st. a. w. iw troductocy Medical Hecture bi Sirol, Wil pam ce M.D. Dental introductory by Prot. Mark ey, D. ‘Lhe autimu ¢xaminations will be heldon Thureday, October 3, at for cire Lu Gtoncrtows UNIVERSITY. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Term opens October 1 at 5:30 p.m. G. L, MAGRUDER, M_D., dean, 815 Vermont ave. uw, _Offico hours: Before 10 a.m , 3:30 to one. a23.2w CBERAGNS Ch ABsES IN Erocutro: t Oni SATUMDAY MURSING AT 18:30. ay cemtuper homt, Reossel, chacoes fer ‘Adults, 11.90 Savurddya “Seb for sy octal ceeutany: 8 cy) 96 ‘AL AND DENTAL 1} DEPAKTMENTS, NA- 7:30 p.m. For circulars of otis depart AY Geen tional University, The Seventh Avuual Course sige iy to Dr. ¥. A. King, Dea Sih st. of Lectures will bwin MONDAY, OCTUL 4G, 1800, | nw. co hours. 90 10am. snd 180 3 pa Tele au tertuinate eis 40, iBot. vr mpue COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. xercises of this institution, the Collegiate De- or tuforiation atid cuncement ally 10M. HL BALKI, ML TLIO Hat u.w, “Letephous, No. 7 M rill nave strneslau im the Enyiisn By pari PREPARATOLY MY beret OYOMEIAS, gorizcr prepares. for College, $5 Hot for the Uuited & States Mili mat, departments Xro ec atuclerarten amd trainin for teuchsra, arte plysical culture, drawit y"ahd Naval Acadensioc Snuste, Gerinan. vous, open Ares, cdach with | and ior vusiness, “Ihe course will be exisoaed ead attendan ate 70 | im wg, the con: session, wirich will Le- pe airs NTR LEAGUE Porturt enue strean THe Hie? MESDAT IN ocro COOLER. auzd-1m A. F. MONTAGUE. Principal mae is HE CORCORAN SCIEN IIFIC SCHOOL OF THE ation thatdate, SP ae tbe pe University “This school will open at ATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, ‘o-clock p. m1. OBER 1. wi joliow iiae Fuction. vig: Ali departinent N tere Batlding, SORT ah ww —Lectares, in thi | 6 urs no faction. wig: Ali, derartive cet ey of! P ee on, Mivera.ony, Fr chanical and other bron | ure courses on, alocmaation, abvlyt0 ‘tbo College wironoins, ‘authropotos LOY 2 Seloe Botany, &y All classes met in the cveniig abd are ee ek Lesoex Secetecy,_ | pet he both exes, Fer wurahe deletion supe the denn, HOOL. OF SuCRTHAaD A TY —— — $$$ AN BUSINESS COF WATIONAL MBIT SCHOOL cnet Se ae ese ork N FACULTY. ‘hor A an usiners hoon utporeneed ana sepectul toreeen ents Hox. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LL.D. Stant demund for «reduates from this school. Day | Late Ausociate Jus! the Supreme Courtof the and Evening Seesious. “Lerms moderate, Cail OF Di ct of Coa ula, send for circulars. a19-Tu a pauudl ee TPE MEDICAL DENTAL ANP PHASTAC: UTICAL. | amsoointe 6 Den ot Semen toes ake Departs ot Howard Calverley wili give Uns ref da finteal insteuction durtne-the onsting tomer of Canaan winter t veal das’ vein lectures WILLIAM B. uth nal Law. roading tad Jurisdiction will be fre 30 p.m, Dally lectures and | recturer on Common Law clinics from . wor 2p of the Federai Sestte CLINICS, AMES, SCHOUL E.'s Medical at Prof, T, om Lecturer on the a ‘ di Burvical Uy Brot, Hotest HON, H. 0. age HiUN, LI.D.. aad 4 Hebert Hes ey purn Professor of Pleadwuu, ‘Evidence Equity Jurtepra- dence, Constientional avd Urttu e CakUsi HD, Professor ef, te Sta of Hopt ena Persoual Property, tracts, Nevotiable Iustruments aud Corporat HON. Late solicitor General of the Uilued i Lecturer on the Law uf Partperslip and Corporscona, st al f for enters ty Prof Gynecology by urge M, Perry Minor supwery by E. A. Balloch, Children by Dr. 'T homas Miller. Eye and Ear by Dr. A; liver Belt, Diepeneary vy Dr. ¥ 9. hid, Jnstrac: ee & Autoppies by Prof. D. P, Lamb. Beta glia y Prof, J. a Dutour. pee J. Loe, HB. Neatinan and Walter'8 JOHN GOODE, LL.D, NIN THE GE) Gi HON. ser pe py, oN hare civenat, 20 Ist. bw. to ria Span Lecturer on the Law of Heal Prope. eacue in at the Common | Engi i JACKSON H. RALSTON, LL.B. Brencben, on. by Mise DENGLE al Lecturer WADERS Pte dude ot i etc Court, ND karan Lecturer gu Patent Law sud Practica, Catulogue Now Ready. EUGENE D. Cats LL.B, : secretary and Treasiu ‘The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pu I for je twenty-second aunual session of this scl Home ling, Public Recitals and Teachers? You! | wit yeu in the Taw Schoel Duiiding, No. 2008 & as, tions, “ Be a aad Ged tm 2800, at ite rch Cory ect ‘The course in ORATOIY prepares the pupil for Lec- ‘Etiac ER futen Debates. Public Addresses, Atterdiniver pak: | will be made, 4 itis. Legal Arwummen: mp ‘ulpit Uratory an ical and readi: room will be open to stu- Speeches, dealing with wanuer and matter. 3 aliyeadert Su punday, trom 8 o'clock a.m. to 10 Diplomas, Degrees and ‘Teachers’ Certificates con- information can be ob- statcvars coutatn hee full ferred. “The wuccess ‘of our wraduates ha surpassed | tained at Morrison aplote, Liitk wt, nw. all expectation. = 1 Lowder crm & 14 W., oF at the OF tl MARTYN COLLEGE, 0g REL AMY AND TELARURER: Coie 818-4m B14 1 th'at, VOF 104i AND E 8'y N-Wee weve students ISS AMY C. LEAVITT, a a ADAME A. PELY, (PROM PARIS.) HABMONY, 1226 Maasachuseltsave. nw. 1810, K street northwest ¥rench Classes and Private Lesso1 ns. SHORTHA? Spectalty. Best references, tauchi i wixtoen easy lessons. Proficiency in three | BTiMTENDs SELECT SCHOO, 1811.1 81. N.We Heme acy, and cvenina’ ‘Students helped tg obsain pe: Oe con Bighih, pear, beets SEETEMBER 3b * e' i. at ocxen, ear ius > ¥ = sitions. Head School of Acme Phonperaph With a corpsof ten teachers ail professioutt aud « a30-1m ¥, J. MULV A. DANIEL Wil, RESUME LEB to apt pusd MS. sone in Voce and‘Iustrumental Music Uctover 1 | The school ts well cr fed ith ¢hartarelereuce | — at hor residence, books and. p <bemical apparatus, Text ahh 716 Bthet. nw. 3 furnished without extre ch ‘the building sand hisy been constructed specially ior school purposes, and the lighting, heating, ‘ventilation and wey ood L are excellent, Cifice hours, 10 People ANGUAGES, euyaced at thove houry 1a D THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LAXGUAGES, ‘paor sD, GAILLARD 723 lath st. n.w, bews to inform his numerous cinote pt Best and Most Practical Instruction, irausterred his school of Languages ave. Brauch office, 011 1sthet, Sree 010 ERRMAN C, RAKEMAY = Sec Franches: New York, ra = > fet, OF VIOLIN, cage, Paris, Berlin, London, & ‘Will resume instruction ou September 15. 12-1m* 7 Uth st. n.w. INGTON AceDenY OF ACTING, 614 12th st. nw. Large Ilustrated Catalogue sent free. Ooux INSTITUTE, hs Sonnion begins October Ls 1800, ‘or Circulars ty Misses Voraey Principals, Dorsey will resuine her Cinssea in Calis- Daneing Uctover #4 at Linthicum Hall. wW ERY AzORy OF yume, uh oye ERS Fre Cavostagen, . B. BULLAI D. Director. 8b. W, He POENAM: 304. ARV ABD), WITH EFII- ¢ cient assistants in exc! t, Will Reopen is foal and ‘Pngiinis bebos Young Men aud rivate Lustruction be PTEMBER ‘$s Corcoran st. Best of references: 5 Foi raand iuforniation apply ai Eke & SLAIN 954 F at. n.w, ehkS TIFFEY'S BCHOOL FOR “GIRLS Sid little. Boys will open at 1436 Corcoran st einber 17. very eflurt made to cultivate aborals as well as tee intell pupils, 6¥-Lm' UECKERT'S. ‘MURIC 818-4m ST. HBT. NW. Violin, Piano, Organ. Vocal Lessons. st-lm* 1 RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, 306 Indians ave, ‘Will be reopened on MONDAY, September 15. Scholars are prepared for the Military and Naval Academies, for the brat Colleges aud for Business, Application for admission may be made to the Prin- cipa) at his residence, 521 34 at. n.w,, or, on and after ‘the 15th instant, at the school room. sed-1m 0. C. .. ©. WIGHT, Principal, TA: I RY. E N&Y XANDER soapy toTbos Tat. u.w., and will resume his ou September 15. st RIHAND—CLASSES AND. PRIVATE Ne $9 struction for ladies aud gentlemen, ‘The vaiue of is. | this justrustion js shown ‘by the fact that, although 1a { THE FRENCH VuICE. A New and scientific Drill in Voice Culture the Hrech Languaye, Lased o1 A Practical Six Weeks’ Course of ENCM CONV nithA TION, ne Course ease beptember 20, Dati, hours. No admission except by cou CONN, COL! LIEK Tickets issued only efter deptewb a) AVE, —Mu: a ior six pur tis to 3 small Pave wormed. buy ish, French, Lati | i metic. = al i tty ouly rece ith, Edw He tee of ETS, MI } CHOOL_KINDERGARTEN Ta Pauary 401 tat sb frou, worth. Fe Secon. Artient sion und taught 1 nol OpeLs reptember 24 aig-aae EX ©. TOWNSEND AND MIng ADA L. TOWNS- f Elocution, Vocal Culture a1 deununtic "setion (Shattesbury Seto). at gaa § iy . Se established ten years, we have bot one unomployod Sredua Ney and are obliga to give this answer in re- eo KY, pte <8 Fepested calls for ¢ at 4.30 Tews R.ER EST LENT HAS Ri DuRED TH 4 ATORY SCHOO: Mel tletted bane Pao Via SM | FLA BEREAN S820 pape aloes shure! Tecate Geshe arses mibec = Aenidene: 8S Corcora at, #10-1m* | Pupils thoroughly fi government yuan TO a life-size pepe Regeitenel aceon a LDS, B20 Teta ee sipial 121 TST. ¥.w. TEAOHE OF VIUROS ARG 20) TRA sto-te NOMEIONE Les DESTIN een ed eth ul ty ee ‘and umber of Pus- Aimer s-im CH ANY. inst OF a call rut business. For rturther particulare ora diirese J. W, HUNT, 717 Irving at uw. BULU-s, ariat ARISIAN tag ‘OR YOUNG LADIES: i Foa, Semnoe Pas Joes kanes Upous September se Poratsnes taueht iat Brew o Spent ogy Gadhia MERBON INSTITUTE: ede ye Vegiue its thirty-binth year Monday, F TO DRAW Ts Semoun, epee heveusay. a is: od) m* N OWWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 AND 1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ditGH- LAND TERRACE) AND 1212 AND 12) 4 14TH. ar WASHINGTON, D.C. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY Lonny FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE Gi NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, Steen 29, eae raat reek ce a Four large connectins houses, with open grounds ‘being joint an frout and rear. | acu of twenty ave teachers. ‘Furs prepared for col gor the as | cate “Grant advantages ia AMD, aches, Jahn, Drawing ‘aud Paintin, either at Whar ho oe SONDAY: Sertouber ety mail be t of the pupil, | in ue allo! tue University, colle. i open UGH INSTRUCTIO au NG, | atudente of oh sexes Application tor Information | TP yonee ge hes, General anid Commercial Math: | conceruityé hours of of crautbation yt ade | np. Watts Seameane: “he Woe bea teen thetacty "Ay Aprhicetions if ares wing. Terms reasonable. K. i. WOU, AH, Pe pany. An iasaetin Gales Tie SCHOOL ae a ST. XW ap poo ‘au23-6m Preek aye.), under management of Sisses LEUCR and “Nos re veinary and mittsa team ae res iret et Columba a: re Praha h x 2 ferteratiy Sorvortony, we gees goat, re BEET AMILTON. aXpnew ¢} nlgpenaes DLEY rasa AY me Introductory ue fe EDNAMDAY, SEs eis at ee ope of ‘tole ensuing ter, ate nw. ou 5 All au ited te atte. ‘The Moray uow re orate the: adi Auericat ‘Lecturer on inost legal sujecta, tel in the Law Budeus Naya 2 Toe oe and will frou “ cxpteas to to scidents ‘ahaa ot Ot the echo — st the Law Buildin ae iniredaye ire from 7 te S340 teuw,. for tut tks." Citgo. culars giviug course of at c. ve ‘tores obtained at book wt Low _______—Beeretary and and Treasurer, SSB AN CLASS, DRLGANTEN AND § NDERGARTEN 1918 Dy & rect ATES SOU. to ke tot =A al ot Hee Bees : J servaiory of bce of Berlin or terme ad other purttculges Call et of addrews en im Besess ate 4400 New York Ave. ‘Coudueted by the YMCA. and for inembers only, Studies im Arithinetie. BookMeepinse bra, Geome- try, Drawiue auechatiteal, Architectitra., topo tanh. iesi), Shorthand (Ben, etme end Type Writing useming' th Jayne 9} th, Lensusges Gagiieh Freuchend Germeue hee mem: Derstap and schedule apply at the oftce. s6-3hm wo BALCH, 1207 10TH BI X. W. NEL. RE. ber for young ladics Octcbor 1. “Pupil eras it, the pubic choala, ‘Thorough preparation for Instruct e instruction ivauced lao line mare xi = inte of New hugien tate it = wuakcus TRITON a Hider peseber S res t Inst RUCTION—THE THE ongaris SY orrok me, Decerators: - yon to earn to raw au Paint pettectiy for altmost notuiub for these whe cone inence nuw a uy ce ‘ul Progress @¢ eu udents.” Purtraite to t5,000. 1 ie MORIELL. the. tone 13 | pas a id xtudied 1) years with th the fasent cetsbeuted | filiste i Rurope. (420,000 worth, of paintings on free exlublizon de: ad evgurag for the fret week in | Remember tatter, Ze.) “NOS Batn we austen M VEKNUON SEMINARY, &W.COR M. AND 11TH 8TS., WASHINGTON, D.C. BOARDING AND DAY ScuiOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER #IXTH. ‘Thorough instruction in all departments tn accord- ance with best modern methods, Buildings remodeled, enlarged and furnished with every appliance for beaith and comfort of pupils, tocluding passenger ele- ip ry sAGcOMDION PLAITING AT "hud taaag mth) vator, steam beating and perfect sauitatiou. For fur- ther particulars apply, after September First, 180, to the Principal, _suz7-dm MRS, ELIZABETH J. 81 SPENCERIAN E BUSINESS COLLEGE, Coruer end D ets a Bo gm ee business sdueetion that. ‘Guaitfies — Muck end wor for seli-su aud Useful aad ceaine a r AY ‘ has ei, open forar: ugenients from Aussi 2 lege tix schools vig: Seboul of Pract “Sanne acne iLcinding p' Aa 2 asd epetitng ok Han Practical Pew erauit, including eal al course and riting 00) ebunical aud judin overt wine meut work ; chou fur Civil serviee Traiuing, individ: ‘auld. Class, justrie Day and Night Sessions. Year scholarship for ‘couree, day seasioun, $7 payable 610 ou outer apd balance ou monthly in oe | tree tee sbleekiy ort seetfoun $26. yaya ering. | Year scholarnuip, niglit sesnious, $56, payable 48 on entering and balance in monthly instalments, #8 cuch, or $00 if paid in {ull on entering. Quarterly rates: $20 jobs, 213 night sessions. “Write or call tor uew illustrated ant ut for 1800-1891. EY me call, 1084-3 HENRY c. cipal. SPENCER. LL.B. MS. BAIA A. BPENCHIC Vice Friucibat_ 1223 FIFTEENTH 81. ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies . OCTOBER 1 AND 2, & CHOICE SELECTION OF IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS AND TOQUES. THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON ARE COB DIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. WO CaRDS. 2olw rare DKESSW AKER SHOP OF 908 12TH sT._5.W. Ye Open for Winter and gied SERS EEewle: work fiewt Maz T. B. Haxnsox, 1329 F STREET. Fall and Winter Opening of LONDON AND PARIS. BONNETS AXD BaTs THURSDAY AND FRIDAX, 927-6 October 2 and 3, 4>e™ Roun, KOMK, Ladies’ and Children's Madiste, Parlors 1410 Peuney) Fouts Nee ‘Oppoat ate KS, TKAVIs, STYLISH Mol Mise returnta howe Buest Lelp for tall and winter orders for st; lis! M clalty of 3 Ist, = . Gnaasp Fas MILLINERY OPENING or IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS, &o., All the latest novelties of the season, On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, to which the ledied of Washington are cordially invited to attend at MES JULIA BAERS, 439 North Gay st, alumore. FRONTS: FRONTS ‘Always im onder Uy plain combing _826-5t par M. J. PRa! 1320 Fats a. {htre artiste Jmaporter of reuck hia $y22-tha Shampooina. LADES, OLD STYLE SEALSEIN GARMENTS ayes and Altered imty phewes Bhapes. wr bee gaat Capen Be c ie a Made to Order bth st. ow, tot Bas cs Ont Journals, ve. st. notice, Med rts Kep p, Fashion ri LUCAS bos 8 Phu “ADIES WisHING TREIR Up in first-class Freveh sty te Stara Vartion 7% da ‘A™ GILBERT DEX Sere Femoved from 720 13th st, DONK LACE White and Satin Sena 13 yey Hes reno a___—610 to Pea DYEING. 4-20. webs NeUvgt and, bveuing AND CakULINE and Maison Yriese, és NTON PiscHs RY CLI a LISHMEN LAND DYE Vonea besa Ladies’ sud Gent's Gai wonte of all kinas cleaned Dyed without bene ripped. Ladies Bvening eculty. 1 wirty -Bve Prices ‘Gvods culled for and tel “g LL-WOOL GARMENT: UP OR i A GOL GARMENTS. Mabe UP OK KIPPED, eres FISCHER, PIANOS AND ORGANS. KK kaon rinses ax AKL ALWAYS & be Tuning end Regula gS, TT HH ERE Bile iim indorsed by over )0U music a LIF durability” Old Pianow taken it Upmyht that can take the dys-Sm — A ssrnumenre. ‘De LURE JUDGMENT. abu's TEMPLE OF ewtsic ree a. _PFELEFEK & PlaNoa ANS. and sity te Childrea will reopen September 24. ora xe anes Saati MEK 15." __OUT OF Wasi $150 () XEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEM- Fy tis), Military Academy "boys, per wad is: very, ratty Scare) thoronich tn eruction: cote SCHOUI * PPTSCOP ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Fon CHILDEES, ” y, Ma. ‘e Press yiry Priacipal._ t im UiE. BOARDING “AN AND Dat lor Girls, Hyattsville, Mc railroad, sii Wi {our miles from ‘Balu: nabipevon, titty four Fa Mu auzy-lin* YpeLnose i ‘School, ules 4 UNEQUALED Ix HONE, Tor ‘i, WORKMANSHIP AND DUKASILI ic Style,” hes PiConaner ant “BECOND-HAND PIANOS — comprising almost every zon et SANDY ENEY G HALLOW, ~ ae 318-4 na. Ce BOOKS AND STATIONERY Rizoss ‘Tee | DUB M, DAMBY, PRINTER 1308 Pa ave—I311 D st JOB, BOOK, NEWSPAPER, RAILROAD AND SHOW WORK OF ALL KINDS. 1d best, = ting Of. Ps. "Kew eork, Fourtaes femmes, Teasee, Tone of Type, Bbaied Fricen “Twenty-three yeate of © a Stee wenty Are quecr goods fora Book and Station- al work forthe Trade, aS/-at ery Store, but I have secured a line of the MSBbeiat K AXD J08 PRINTERS, xi tampend sgreamut rd sapecigiaeary Estimates terntabed pee tr tha Te, os BEST made, trom 7c. to $3. Each Sea rator’s edge te reedy for use and thor- HS *% Bor ek ae oughly tested, so that it will stand to Orders for Legal Blanks and shave the hardest beard. BEE THEM otal Tribune romps. caren ‘Men: eran ae = reed MILLER’, Des ee DOO ix SSE ACT ew ave and aes _830 sala, cooemen Dane, MEDICAL, &, pasetis, TAKE NOTION. ap AND BE, WISE—Di. BuO’ (O00 baT. SCHOOL BOOKS. Blate at to all who bys somplots lat Ter any grade, A D, LEVI, ry Ths cay piacein Sich wets ‘ten School Essay is SCHOOL SUPPLiEs, Wo sell the Eagle Mountain fem 106. 23-10" EADQUARTLES FOR SCHOOL BOOKA. ALL REQUISITES FOR THE SCHOOL BOOM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, we. oe & 80Ns, s2u- 3m