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cent. more of the flesh-forming: elements of cocoa than is ob- other manufacturers. Van Houren's Cocoa “BEST& GOES FARTHEST” Doctors and analysts of the; highest standing all over the world, certify to this immense saving,and by Van Hovurten’s, special process only can this be attained. a aaa alata aaa ate nn aatatataak S@-Vas Hovrey’s Cocoa (‘once tried, Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. It is the best ia the world. ESTABLISHED 100 YEAR {6 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS, PEARS’ SOAP The Purest, Most Economical and best of ALL SOAPS. OP ALL DEUOGISTS, BUT BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. FINE SHOES, 929 F STREET N.W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. Baltimore Store, 4 and 6 West Baltimore st. 257 Baltimore, Md. 515 7TH ST. N.W., ‘Havo opened a first-class retail credit JEWELRY STORE, ‘Where they will constantly keep on hand 3 complete Stock and large assortment of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c., which they will sell ons Special credit system cheaper than can be bought else where for cash, thereby enabling our patrons to have the use of the article while they are paying for it. We keep s full stock of all the best grades of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, Including Split Second and Repeaters. Also HOWARD, ROCKFORD, ELGIN, WALTHAM, HAMP- TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Call and learn how to buy goods om our special redit system before purchasing elsewhere. Open evenings. Goods delivered on first payments, ‘THE JAMES POWERS CO., 616 7TH ST. §.W. Up Stairs, Tee Lire Win The war is lone since over and Grasty has grown to de aman since the smoke of cannom darkened the Southern sky. M you don’t know who Grasty is, where he does and what he sells and thet you can save z by visitiog his extensive double stores! then there is not much use in writing history, &c. so far as You are coucerned, and I doubt if you know the war is Over. Grasty has bean here sbout six months and more People bave discussed him,and more probably cussed Bim, than any other Duainess man in the city. Those who buy have discussed his exccediugly low Prices aud those who sell have cussed his very small Nobody ever heard of # Decorated Dinner Set 98, Enclish ‘Toilet Set, $1.98: six Tumblers, 1Se. : Carpet Tacks, le. » box; Padded Carpet Lining, 5c. Byard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $16.05; Plush or 7.50; Oak Sideboard, Carpets, OW Cloths, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin ‘Ware, &c. don't buy until you have been to 1510-12 ‘Tth st. mw.,and asked tosee Grasty. See what you fan do, Don’t doubs till you try, aa @BastTY. Liste Couraxrs EXTRACT OF BEEP Makes the Purest, Cheapest and Best Beet Tea, FINEST MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS SAUCES AND MADE DISHES. Cue pound of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds ‘of lean beef, of the value of about $7.50. Genuine only with FUSTUS VON LIEBIG’S SIGSATURE oo ay (PO i 2 CITY AND DISTRICT @ A recently published work on “TheArt of Advertising” says: “A point which will afford Teliable information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tux Stax invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, # charges everybody the same price for te same service. This few papers do! HE WAS BADLY FRIGHTENED. Gen. Bassey Gives a Pension Applicant the Benefit of the Doubt. Assistant Secretary Bussey has overruled the Pension Office and has decided in favor of the Pension claim made by the wife, guardian of George Holbrook, insane. The deceased sol- dier was a member of the fourth regiment, Massachusetts heavy artillery. About Febru- ary 20, 1865, the soldior was at Fort Reynolds, ‘Va., and as corporal was in charge of « detail of men who were on picket duty near the fort. One dark night the man on guard thought that he saw some one approaching. Receiving no response to his challenge he attempted to fire his gun, which, owing to the dampness, did not go off. He then called out the reserve and in the confusion which was caused by a false alsrm one man was wounded. Holbrook was asleep when the alarm was given, and bein; suddenly swakened and hearing the noise an: firing he became unnerved, and rushing to the fort he aroused the officers and told them that bis whole detail had been killed or captured. The officers reported that Holbrook was thdr- oughly frightened, and when it was found that there was no cause for the alarm Hoibrook was deprived of his corporal’s stripes and re- duced to the ranks. His insanity did not de- velop until 1876, and the Pension Office held that there was no connection between his af- fliction and his military service. Gen. Bussey, however, believes that there isa doubt whether pe: quent brooding over his misfortune, and there- fore concludes that the doubt ought to be re- solved in favor of the applicant for the pen- sion. FACTS ‘ABOUT EACH PERSON. An Elaborate System of Statistical In- formation. For the purpose of tabulating the census sta- tistics every individual in this country—that is, all those known officially to the Census Office— will be represented by acard. The methods of handling these sixty-five million cards is ah interesting one. Thecards have just begun on @ round, which is to end in their being able to supply all the facts about each individual which it is proposed to tabulate. Each card is now being numbered. The numbering is ac- complished by means of automatic hand stam, Eighteen stam are no msrp catuoe pase tey ote pitted five, who will be able to make an average of 18,000 cards per day. Nearly two million cards were stamped last week, and the total number now stamped ‘s about seven mil- lions. After the cards are stam they are ready for the punching machines. The final stago is throug! F the tabulating machines,where all the informbtion is, by means of eleotricity, consolidated and condensed. CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN’S UNION. They Will Hold Their Si Sixteenth National Convention in This City Next Week. A week from today the sixteenth annual convention of the Catholic Young Men's Ni tional Union will meet in this city. The local committee of arrangements appointed by the Carroll Institute have about perfected their plans, and it is expected that the 300 delegates or more will have a pleasant visit to this city. The business sessions will be held in Carroll Hall, which will be handsomely decorated for the occasion. Cardinal Gibbons anda number of prominent clerical and lay delegates will be present and will take part in the sessions of the convention. PROGRAM FOR THE WEEE. Solemn high mass will be celebrated in St Patrick's Church by Father Walter Tuesday morning, after which the delegates will assembie in the hall. The prosident of Carroll Institate, Mr. D. L M y, will deliver an address of welcome to Cardinal Gibbons, ‘Tuesday evening 2 reception will be given to bee delegates at roll Institute, fednes- oo there will be a reception at the ston in honor of Cardinal Gibbons and the delegates. The sessions of the conven- tion will close Wednesday and the program of entertainment provided by ‘THE LOCAL COMMITTEE will end with an excursion to Mount Vernon Thursdsy. The following local committee, members of Carroll Institute, have charge of the arrangements: Messrs. D. L Murphy, presi- dent; H. W. Sohon, chairman; N. a Taylor, secretary; N. H. Shea, treasurer, and Geor — . B. Clarkson, B. J. Coyle, W. H. Lacy, F. N. Devereux, W. F. Downey, C. A. Elliott, G. L Ennis, E. J. Hanna, W. A. ps M. B, Johnston, T. J. Kin H. Lepley, D. W. McGrath, Edmond Mallett W. H. Manogu F. P. May, Patrick O'Farrell, T. J. Sullivan, James ‘comey, Edward Voight and R. E. White. —_ Green Persimmons and a Fine. Jimmie Lundon went to bed Saturday night with the usual amount of covering and he got so cold during the night that he thought there must be frost. Sunday morning he went out in search of some frost-bitten persimmons and Policeman Slack caught him plucking some of the green —= on the property of the Brick mpany. Yesterday Judge Miller ued him $10 00 r twenty days for trespass. «thee totem The Calvary Baptist Sunday SchooL The three departments of the Calvary Bap- tist Sunday schoo! celebrate Sunday morn- ing the reunion of teachers and scholars after the summer another year’s work. The musical oxercises consisted of selections and choruses by the school under the direction of Mr. P. H. Bris- tow; Miss Edith Swartwout, accompanist; Mr. Frank Swartwout, cornetist, and a sopranosolo by Miss Cora Boyd. An instructive address delivered by Hon. J. P. Dolliver of Iowa. The pastor, Rev. 3. H. Greene, presented in a dow cards ee happy and prosperous condition of the school. During October 500 new books Will be added to tho present library of 1,000 volumes, In recognition of the membership of the school having reached 1,000 two recep- tions will be given—one by tho adult depart- ment Wednesday evening, October 8, the other by the intermediate department Friday even- ing, October 10. ee Fined for Assaulting a Policeman. William Holmes, a young negro, denied a charge of assault preferred against him in the Police Court yesterday. Policeman Ge- beck of East Washington was the prosecuting witness and he exhibited the print of Holmes’ teeth on his arm. He was also suffi ere a kick in the stomach. Holmes had a kerchief tied over bis head to Sectsae keuies thst had been inflicted by the policeman. Holmes’ sentence was §25 or 60 days, —— A Cutting Affray. Isaae Brown and Richard Gibson are young colored men, and they live in South Washing- ton, in the neighborhood of 24 and B streets. BILLS PASSED BY THE HOUSE. Work Accomplished at Last Evening’s Session. The House disposed of a number of measures of more or less importance yesterday after Tax Sran’s report closed. On motion of Mr. Carter (Mont) the Senate amendments to the House bill for the disposal of the Fort Ellis military reservation, Mon- tana, were non-concurred in and » conference ordered. On motion of Mr. Rask (Md) the Sonate bill was passed remitting to the Columbian Iron Works and Dry. Dock Company of Baltimore, Md, the penalties exacted by the Navy De- partment for the construction of the Petrel. On motion of Mr, McCutcheon (Mich.) the homoge arin ree bill to increase - efficiency of the —— rsovigg 0 te the army an poder vd transfer the Department was agreed oe motion of Mr. Parkins (Kan.) the Sen- ate bill was referring to the Court of Claims certain claims of the Shawnee and De!- aware Indians and tho fre edmen of the Chero- kee nation. Senate bills were passed au thorizing the con- struction of across the Missouri‘ river in Boone county, Mo., and Quintard, Kan, and across the Osage river at Benton, Mo. On motion of Mr. Payson (mi. ® Senate bill was passed extending for one year the fine for the Merhetent of settlers on public lan cases 0 On motion 6f Mr. Dingley (Me.) the Sen- ate joint reeolution was passed requ aoe. the —peohrg Ties ee ae Navy rt ments to submit ongress pro: ace forth enactment into law of the Sod tions of the international marine conference. On motion of pa Caldwell (Ohio) s bill was e Uni to prevent the desecration of the United tates flag by the printing thereon of any paint- ing or advertisements, The House then took a recess tntil 8 o’clock— the evening session to be for the consideration al bev repented by the committee on Indian wk the evening session Senate bills were passed for the sale of Klamath River Indian Fevervation; authorizing the conveyance of certain absentee Shawnee Indian iands in Kansas; granting to the Newport and King’s Valley Railroad Company right of way through the Siletz Indian reservation; giving the as- sent of the United States to certain leases of rights to mine coal in the Choctaw nation, and “erase le railroad crossings in the Indian ter- ritory. CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Proposed Monument to Colored Sol- diers—Other Matters. Representative Miller (8.C.) today intro- duced ® bill making an appropriation of $250,000 for the erection of # monument in some city to be selected by a committee ap- pointed for that purpose to commemorate the valor and patriotism of the negro soldiers who fought in the Union army during the late war. ARREARS OF PENSIONS. tative Owen (Ind.) yesterday intro- providing that all pensions granted to soldiers upon applications filed after the 1st of July, 1880, and which have Been granted in consequence of wounds received in the line of duty. shall commence and be paid from the date of the forestry jischarge. The, commis- sioner of pensions is authorized to adopt such rules eg are eal yment of arrears of pensions 6 Secretary of the Treasury is ected to issue bonds of the United States to mount of $500,000,000 to pay the arrears of pensions, bearing two and mero interest, payable in thirty years from ‘NEW YORK BAY TUNNEL. Representative Baker (N.Y.) yesterday re- ported favorably from the committee on com- merco the Lill authorizing the construction of a tunnel under New York bay between Middle- town and New Utrecht. EXECUTIVE BUSINESS SESstoX. The Senate has almost cleared up the execu- tive business which has come before it during the present session of Congress. It has re- ceived during the session 3,472 messages, each message (except those of unimportant naval and army promotions) representing a single nomination. All of those had been acted xe at 5 o'clock yesterday except thirty-three. ef. these were received yesterday afternoon from the -President. Only two nominations have been rejected at this session, those of J. B. Eaves, collector of internal revenue for the fifth district of North Carolina, and H, Schrock, postmaster at Selins Grove, Pa. Sev- eral nominations will doubtless be left hanging. at the time the Senate adjourns. The Pret dent has withdrawn thirty-nine nominations during the session, but the withdrawals wei due to clerical errors in the messages or deaths of nominees, A BLOT UPON THE CAPITAL. Washington’s Foul Police Court Build- 7 ing. Gen. Boynton in Cincinnati Commerc ial Gazette. The Police Court of the nation’s capital is a building from whieh the outside stucco plaster is falling in patches. It has «loathsome low- browod front, It stands on one of the busiest and most frequented streets of the capital, a menace to the health of the inhabitants and of the residences and business places near it. It has been condemned by the board of health as @ nuisance,and assuch has been reported by the grand jury more than a year ago, and yet the crying nuisance stands un- abated. Such is the building of the Police Court of Washington, in a thickly populated section of the city. Under the court room are coal cellars, public closets and also what are termed the cells or dun- geone, From the closets there is an all-per- vading smell of filth. The whole building permeated with it. There are two dungeons about 14 feet long, 8 feet wide, 8 foet high—one for male, the other for female prisoners. Each cell contains a closet, into which a small water faucet empties. From this faucet the inmates aro ccargallen to get water when they wish to drink. When these cells are over-crowded the overflow prisoners are permitted to go into the coal cellar. Thus the coal pile becomes saturated with filth, The building is heated from furnaces, and;what with the stench from the closets, the cells and the coal h the Po- lice Court of W: ington is an active ayent for encrating loathsome diseases in that vicini composed of assaulters, thieves. yagrants, drunkards, prostitutes, ell as decent meu, boys, women and girls, who through stress of circumstances are unfortunate. These cells reek not alone with crime, but with filth, and there these people are held unti! tried in the room above. is not well ventilated. It is dirty. Its walls are filthy, and the whole lace saturated with unwholesomeness. As ae prisoners are tried they are sent back to the cella to await the trips of the van to the work house, some time later in the day. ae to submit to performing their duties at greatand constant risk of health, because under the law the city itself cannot make any ehange or put up any few building unless au- thorized by Congress. Notwithstanding the revenues from that court for the past fiscal ear were — Megastar ees rece 0. not opplied one-third of those revenues to the ai ration of the conditions stated, nor s dollar toward protecting thoso who through misfortanes are brought fe See court, Time and Lee rien eee and former aa bas the at M* PAUL MIERSOH, INLESS. For Weak Stomach —Inpalred sox" Liver. A GuUIN PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. by PrP ALLEN & FOR UNITED STATES, 865 & 367 CANAL ST. THOS. BEECHAM, St.Helens, Lancashire, England, CO., Sole Agents NEW Yoru, Who (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham’s Pills on receipt of price—dut inguire first. (Please mention this paper.) EDUCATIONAL. _EDUCATIONAT. IN _WASHID PAUL, GRADUATE OF FREBEL NOK Institute, yall het, Kindergarten nnd Primary School at 3140 Pet, Srocttie ss October 1} pupils Atted for fourth grade in = ic achiools, ia Dancing and b3 E matic Culture Sctober 1S. She wil be pleased (ANO a oi mE Miss CLARA HARRISON, “ss0-1m° Pupil of Ur. Win. Mason, ¥.¥, gus Myers’ ReHtooy AA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOor, FOR YOURG LADIES AND LITILE GIRLS, ‘Reopeng October 6, 1890. ugh instruction. Hest of Teachers, For partic- ulars aadress the princ: bite school Mfrs, Myers will open connection with indergarten Department for Boys aid Girls from four toseven years of age, with separate room and a Mus. ELIZABETH H. MYERS. HE NATIONAL, ,, GHRISTIAN 8 SOIENCE INSTI- 201 K ‘Tho meetin ot tiie inatitution will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, October 1, at 8 o'clock p.m., and SUN- DAY, October 5, at 4 ise fine Class iormed on DAY. October 0, at 11 o'clock aan, SIMA GRAY, Presiden eon STRU Se NS_ON PIANO Violin by an juated in German: rms $8 pe Fesnoun in the Geruial LanguagosAduress 3 HuSiciak, Btar office, M™ ANNIE LOUISE POWELL, VOCAL INSTRUCTION, 827-1m 1513 Khode Island ave. ‘ARIANO MAINA’S VOCAL SCHOOL, ITALIAN method; true iimpostation ‘of ‘the voice. | Pupils prepared for’ Grand Opera, Concerta, Oratorios, &c. Reopening September 2: O19 Mat. new. wusO-s0t™ RNOLD WILFRIED MEYE! TE 01 pig, Organist Asscmbly Prosbytertan Church, wail oats \natructions in Piano. Orgun and Theory. ‘Will mail circular for further information, references, &e,, Terme moderate, Addrose 1119 Toth se nw. -Im* puE wo WOMAN'S ¢ OyMNAsn SUNG TH 8’ WILL, REOPEN Oc R 1. PROF. and MIS. HARTVIG NissE instructors, SMNTING, DR. 2 IN L AND Gfayon inight by Miss LULA CANSIRED Terie Studio 821 llth st. nw. Call Lor send rot Gtoxse Tow 'N UNIVERSITY. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Term opens October 1 at 6:30 p.m. @. L. MAGRUDER, MD., dean, REN'S CLASSES IN VERY SATURDAY MOR: versity, The ‘Seventh Anbual, Conreo tures Will begi MONDAY, OCTOBER G, 1800, terminate April 0, 1891. 'For information and nouncewent apply to H. H’ BARKER, M.D. d 1116 H st. n.w. ‘Telephone, No. 7. N IsS TRUE, 1604 17TH ST. NW. | willgive Instruction im the English Branches, Jatin, Drawing, and Painting, either at her home oF it of the pupil. 20" NHOROUGH INSTRU ene iglish Branches, General aud Commercisl Mati: et, Bhorthand and Civil Berviee and Academie ng. Terms reasonable. i, H. WO me. 3D DOO! from inder tai erent of Misses POLLOCR and NOERI. otters wary and gram- imar departinenta, Froebel kindergarten and. trainiug class for teachers, Delsarte physical culture, dr: music, German. ‘Sunny rooms, open fires, coac! IDE LE. Will resume ite class HE FIKST MONDAY or particulsre ‘ATIONAL COLLE lewe Bunaing, BON at aw College wild beyin October 2, 1800, et 6:30 pam Ki Gaues excmungtion wit be hela in ate, era room of the College on Thursday, Septem! FE t 1p. For tickets and ntoriaation apply to ‘tho ‘college Detween 10 and 12 o'clock day _ 822-108 H. E. KALUSOBKI, Secretary. 3 CHOOL OF SHORTHAND. AND OT CAPE RITING, BPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COOK, Th Thorough preparation for off | a Posi- tions: Experienced and successful teachers. A stunt demand for greduates from this and Evening Seestons, ‘lerms moderat or wend for circulars. 819-1. }HE MEDICAL.DENTAL AND PHAMACEUT ard University wili give nn durine:the ensiung aud day, bvohig lectures winter teri every evenini Soe atop. m. Dally lect will be trom 5 Glimies from: 11 mtu top CLINICS. T, B, Hood, |. ¥. Graham , Robert Royburn. ‘the ‘Throat by Prof. ett, i. Purvis, F Seniors by Prof. Gynecology by Dr. George M. Perry. Chas ep Br. hn Mlle ren by Dr. thomes Miller. Fye und bar b; rv Belt. Dispensary by Dre'F Jcshadde Special Instruction, in Autopsies by Prof. D. P, Lamb, Deutal Clinies by Brot. J: Dutox Aud Dra. J. ¥. Loe, H. 2. Yerman and nse Ww NSTKUCTIONS IN THE ( ERMAN L nw. to Aduite and Chakineee jn aii the Common | I-ngit-h Branches, by Miss C. DENGLEK. {LOCUTION AND URA New Catalogu The course in FLOCUTION prepares the pupil for Home Leading, Fublic Recitals and ‘Teachers’ Bosl- ona, The course in NATO iY prerarct the pupil for Lec- tures, #, Public Addresses, After-dinucr Speak: fags Lagat Anrumeuter Sule Oratory aud Political Speeches, dealiug with manu Diplomas, and Teachers’ Certificates con- Sera The etcoems ‘et out wraduates has surpassed all expectation. MARTYN COLLEGE, 12th st. nw, and matter, 818-4m he \) Gee LEAVITT, PIANO AND, HARMONY. G Massachusetts ave. n.w._ _818-1m. M35, TACIE A. eh WILa KES! LES- sons in Vocal and instrumental Music October 1 at her residence, s17-1m* 715 Sthst. n.w. Laxcvaczs. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGER, 723 14th st. new. Best and Most Practical Lustruction. Terms $10. Fronches: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chi- cago, Faris, Berlin, London, &e, sels AcbEny OF ACTING, 614 12th st. nw. Large Illustrated Catalogue sent free, ¥3 LADIES! AND CHILDUEN’ SCH pa ‘at. bewins October 1. Preparatory courses Li CONN. AVE.—MKS, cigs aud Civil service ies WILL 2011: 1 sdunt ax pupils to a ema oanll rvs LET te sirens formed. metle. Applicants only received after 80) MS, SCHMITT'S ECHOOL—KINDERGARTEN and Primary—401 3d :h from worth. Western section, Articulation’ tad Speech aught the deat. School opens September 24. | By, FONNSEND 4 AND MISS ADA L. TOWNS- Be 3 of Elocution, tic Action (Shaftesbury #18-4m sched ab 107 23 ‘ME. ERSES: T HA ‘URNED TO THE Mae oy andl resunued leeeute in Fina eae 1528 ‘Corcoran a GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY. po sledas of degwane fe taleoens, Bors aig HBa8 wate aS Wokan iO AND THEORY. ape INSTITOTS, 407 AND 1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. (HIGH- LAND TERRACE) AND 1212 AND 1214 14TH 8T., ‘WASHINGTON, D.C. wT AY atG-ime servatory of THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. pe COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LaW SCHOOL. 1D. M. HARLAN, LL.D, (Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme ope ce and of vOX, LL. ‘The He cy tAnacciate Justice of Supreme | Court, District of Co- bith d Personal Prope of Contracts and of Crime: Misdemeanors. he lion WILLIAM A’ MAUIY LE 19 Attorney General of the United States), r of Equity a rudence, of Common Law uity Pleadin, of the L Ne 4 rene: The Hon. AUGUSTUSS WORTHINGTON LLB, (Formerly U.8. District Siormey ‘Disease of Co tu Lecturer on Criminal 'Pleadive and Practice and oa Lenal Bibliography. WILLIAM F. MATIINGLY, Es: Lecturer. on Practical Commercial ‘Taw. HENRY E. DAVIS, A. = GFormerty Assistant Attonicy Of" District of Co ‘The openini plact in the Corner 15th and H streets n.w., ob WEDNESDAY. October 1, at Go'etock pin, when addresses in exph gation of she courses of lectures will be iuade by the Protessors, and when other announcements w made for the current scholastic year, 1 urse Justice HARLAN on the of the United States enlarged and, will be “supplemented by a gourse ou Fublic aud Private International Law. His lectures will ivered weekly through the entire scholastic ye ‘The other Professors will announce the extension siyen to their several courses. The Law Library, which has received large addi- tions, is open daily (Sundays excepted) for study and reterence. Societies for legal debate and associate study exist in connection with the schoo! “fhe Hegistrar apd Iabracian will be daily in attond- ance in the Law Libri om 9 a.m. till O o'clock P.m, to enroll students and answer inquiries, Catalogues, wiving detailed intormstion, can be ob- tained ut the boo ¢ W. H. Morrison, 1334 F St. tw. and of Lowdeninilk & Go, 14 the office of the e Treasurer, 1437 Pa, tion made to tutional Jurispruden st nw, at re, OF ON Bp- JAMES C. WELLING, President. ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSIL acibp Sixty-pinth annual course of | Med: Seat Lectures jourth Dental course ‘will fnewda; October 1, at 5 + in the colle st. 2. w. intro hictory Medical Lecture by Pre Lae, M.D. Dental introductory by Prot Mi, Finley, D.D.s. 4 {umn éxamntnations will be heldon Thursday, P. 2a 7:3 oes Poth depart 26 13th st, he Phonesss. (PRE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. \e exercises of this institution, the Collegiate De- partinent of the Columblun, Cutversty; will be wee sumed on MONDAY, September 2, at 9 ‘o'clock am. in the Hall of the University. The ‘college in open to students of both sexes. Application for information concerning hours of exatuination preliminkry to ad- mission should be addressed to the president or secre {ary of the faculty. Applications tor catalogues should ireased rar, Mr. y A. JAMES ©. WELLING, au2s-6m President I[PHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE Columbian University.—' This school will open at 6 oclock p.m, OCI OBER 1, with the following course of instruction, viz: All departments of En- «lish, Mathematics, Civil Engineerin, Chemistry, As- ing, Physies, Mineralogy, French, German, Me- al_and other branches of drawing, with lec- ‘© courses on Astronomy, Anthropology, Zoology, &c, All classes meet in the evening and aré For turther information apply to FRISTOE, LL.D, ifth Session begins seer 11800. For Circulars apply to Misses Dorse cipals, aia M. Dorsey will resume her Ciasses in Calis- the nica sad Dancing Uctober #4 at Linthicum Hall, 816-1m" ADAME A. PELY, 1810 K's street northw ¥ronch Classes aud Privat Specialty. Best references. iss SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, a = PARIS.) ature, Certificate of Nk. Conservatory, Boston, Maas. Cir culars free. 1006 N st. u. w. 813-3m. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY £ Wi SCHOOL HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LLD, Late Ausociate Justice of the Bupremé Court of the District of Coitabta siden’ HON, SAMUEL EF. MILLER, LL.D, of ‘the “Supreme Court of the United States, Professor of Constitutional Law. HON. WILLIAM B. WEB Lecturer on Common Law Pie of the Federal Courts JAMES BCHOULEK, E: Lecturer on the Law fete ne and of Do- mest 10) HON. #. 0. Professor ot Pleadtan, Evidon lence, Constitutional ‘aud Grima By GENE CARUSI, LL, Associate EU Professor of the Law of Keal and Personal Property, Contracts, Negotiable instruments nd Corporations. HON, SAMUEL F PHILLIPS: - Late Solicitor General of the United States, Lecturer on the Law vf Partuership aud C MON. GOODE, LL Leskrer on inal Law. ON. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY, Lecturer on the Law of Heai Property. JACKSON H. KALSTON, LL. b., Leoturer on Hractive said Tadgeet, the Moot Court, LIER ¥. ROGERS, LL nid (grog ‘The ¢ “annual seasion of this school yall open tie Taw Selivol - Building, No, 1006 & wt, DNESDAY, OCTOBER J, 1890, at 7 UCLOCK Pal, when'an introductory lecture wilt be delivered and the announcements for the school year wi ‘The library and reading room will be open to, stu- ents Nese ly, except Spuday, trom 8 o'clock am, to 10 elock p ‘Catalogues containing full ialerpatines be ob- KTH CRETAKY AND. ER oF vor MAND ESS NAW can enroll, py se SELECT SCHOOL, 1812 1 1 1 Jujormedinto end High 8 ighth. year, begins SEL with a corps of ten tenchers, all prot erin the scieutiac or classi 3 judividual special advantages to apt pup sel lied with charts, reference ocks sad. pliysioal ‘sbi chemical Spemsts inet books furnisbed without extra charge. ‘The building 8 been constructed specially for school purposes, and the lighting, heating, Ventilation and plumbing pee pay alg oes e hou ahd ni he ple enguxed at those hours may appoint another hour. ait THOS. ‘t sna sel Principal. ———EDUCATIONAL Grenee TOW S GOOL OF LAW. FACULTY. RICHARDS, rea Gnivernsy pected # pitanbtos La « ul art of = tL oa Lecturer on Statutory ord, Sams MARTIN F. MORRIS, LLD., op Constitarions! and International Law, ad ™, HON. AND! REW c. BRADLEY are Dietriet ot Galumbtey, (Justice, ie a a sap. JOBEPH J. DAXLINGTON, LL.D. Lectarer on the Law of Personal Property, Contracts GEORGE & © HAMILTON, LL.D. ne Law ot Partaorasl rb Lecturer on t! § palt Comes: yr onan Lares eae ANDREW C. iar + Ly Penn goes Introductory lecture ade 2 gay? f ensuing term at the Law Build: ‘. corner 6th nud tr rps on WEDNEs! r 1. at 6:30 p.m. the trae tow cottage u ours adie American” Re the latest‘ text wost legal mritjects ted Jocated in the Taw B Baendae Sata aty og od ae to students and "tiname of the ecliool +7, can be seen at at W.S.Thoripson's drug store, s SE ou _appiteaiton sth udersigned, persousily, or LY letter, 8. the AND. ND ENGARTEN RORMAL TRAINING CLASS, 1918 Sunderland Plac e wouth of Du) Term begins Ut, 1, 1890. Mrs, LOUIBA M&S BALCH, 1207 10TH 8 aj er clage for young ladies October 1. gi prep lor higher grades in, the public schools, Vas- sar and Well ley Colleges. Thorough preparstion for Civil service and ceusus examinations, | foreiguers a specialty. * QHORTHAND-CLASSES AND nT ate $5 struction for ladies and gentlemen. The truction isshown by the fect thet aithougis establibed ten years, we have mor one a raployed graduate, and are oblied to give this sronse to repeated calle for 1409 N. at 4.30 daily. U hers LAW DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UN! sity will open OC1OBER 1 358 ,orclock p.m. the Law Department’ mulding, $20 M , VERNON SEMINARY, uatruction of tr S.W.COR. M. AND 11TH BTS., WASHINGTON, D.C. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH ‘Thorough instruction in all departments in accord- ance with best modern methods. Buildingsremodeled, enlarged and furnished with every appliance fer health and comfort of pupils, including passenger ele- vator, steara heating and perfect sanitation, For fur- thor particulars apply, after September First, 1890, to Principal, MRE, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. Pe PARISTAN "8 SCHOOL, FOR fOUNS Babies Aldren—limited. Ez. Ta 14th 9 st, bet Tand K aud Mail Sten and Boys, begins is arty ninth yea year Monday, “Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Jobus Hi Johns kins, ues fo and otber ~~ 4 and Universities; ioe the Scientific Schools, United age Mili ome Naval Academies and for Business. Special ment for boys between 8 and 12 years set's age. ‘Stall course in tuodern For particulars: 218-3m_ Couchays COLLEGE OF COMMEN ai Besse oo Areata e tnt Oe. the Gives the Best ine 10 pri oe it author ye system which re- ed the outs pond ms awarded for Business kdu- is, 1SSY. Six on Accountancy, writing. Aunual ? gps nd quaranteed of catalogue. ie RNEK, A.M,'C. Webs & aa SCHOOL, Cupitol st, opposite Capitol Hill P.O. Ta au ful operation since 1885, and heartily indorsed by those who ‘bave been in” sttendance, . Bookkecring, Dusiness practice, arithimeti ting, grammar, correspondence, cerSpeling and igpewritags’ 6 pt 106 tu attendance last year, for arrangements afver sey a Auuual scbolaraap P26... Lypewritin bin ie WOOD; LIM. Principal. T. CECILIA’S DEMY FOR YOUNG LAD! ind. Cildrea, 604 Bast t Capitol at. fuente jonday, September 8. ‘and painting receive attention, fy a ete oe sR ow open thelr winter vessions OGIOBER I ae clock Bim. Lhe introductory address will be delivered by Grence Dufour, M-D. The public and profess are invited to be present. For circu! for Young CHAS B. POON, Principal. Work free. Pexcemnay BUSINESS COLLEGE Corner 7th and D ua.'fes young Useful lives. ‘4 practical business education “that ‘open for ar- meu and wom rengements from A ba 8 ina coll braces Six rchools, viz" School of Prectiont Shustuess. counts, including Eng! = ict and rapid writ 1001 of Dreparator: Pookkcepibe: Scholo: Shorthand and including punctuation ane spellit rian Practical Penmansbit 5 eee payable $10 on entering iu- staliments of $10 each ‘or sche 160 if paid in in full on eb- te mou iy ibatallinente of get night commene, oy ‘Lelephone call, a — — HEN Nae CASPENCER. LLB. Pri aul6 MKS. BARA A. . BPENCER. Vice Frinaipal_ 1223 Syoss BT. NW. The Misses Kerr’s Home School for Young Ladies A |___tapres’ Goops._ Mas K. A. Doxovax, 90s F. ST, WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 AND 2, A CHOICE SELECTION OF IMPORTED EATS, BONNETS AND TOQUES. THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON ARE COR DIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. NO CARDS, Maz T. B. Haansox, 1320 F STREET. Fall and Winter Opening of LONDON AND PARIS BONNETS AND Bats THURSDAY AXD FRIDAY, e27-68 October 2 and 2, ADAM BOER, M ies’ apd Children’s Modiste, ‘Parlors 1410 Penney, vanth ave, _a27-3te ‘Opposite Willard. Ms TKAVIS, ST\LISH MODISTE, Has returned home, and having secured the forall and winter season, take orders tur ~ Lib ‘Brenner ‘and ce auiee ns a Rabie 1523 Tat nw, a Fa MILLINERY OPENING or IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS, &0., All the latest novelties of the season, aus JRE: xo PAGCORDION PLAITING , AT SHOET faced, Kates: Skirts ke : Knife iting, Ze tise ed and up: Piuking: LUC eb st we Le SasitAG THEIR FINE LACES DONE reneh style, White and Saun Devesee, "then Cantal “ Phage MADAME VaLhion 1th stn. w, A™ GILBERT DEXN a nes | FE: IN First-class Ladies’ tion. “Plush, Velvet ad AND CAROLINE LEA and Maison Yriese, ANOS = DRY CLEANING L TEMENT AND DYE WORKS DUG ST, ‘Lad: id Gent's Gai of all Kinda cl Albyoo GARMERTS, ot me UP OR RIPPED, A FISCHER, ee Kye PIA? 8 ARE ALWAYS 88 egple of COL eat LECTED Soop IUDGMEN 200 sub San UKE TEMPLE OF ee Prize Medal Paris Exposition. indorsed by 200 firet - F a Ph ONS NLS BRT lam wae, Lieavixa — ‘over 100 music schools and PIANogs, E PRICES, east Ket TEGMS, “SECOND-HAND PIANOS. large Comprising almost, every well known take in try, srecial al. NBUcraEN Ts ica jow figures. BE SPECIAL EN Te odered bot 4 im MONTHLY Se teairea 10 YC We tacycle. are ni es at the following ext cash Bintan, eaten oe duno, former price # Junior. for boys or girls, former price Pisin-bearing, Junior, £0r boys oF KEMEMB: 1 PRES. “Call cud one — aa sen B00, jlvauie Suc, Far WHEELERL Psiguxe gee Ee wer QBEST GLEN. Miss) Susur ne bri Sertncipal_ AELERDOD INSTITUTE, Pa. $)50 per year. One of the’ the beste ya and wirls, how, to aneet the dutics oie. ‘Five coer SO SEPH BHURTLIDOE Gate, Me, Prin, RO. J. D, GAILLARD pe &¢ inform big numerous cliente that he bee 21 Sel eee oon 17, Conn. ferred his aa ave. Brauch oflice, G11 1: peeeel SeCuel OF VIOLIN, erg [ill resume instruction on Septeiaber 15, WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIG, first your, Piano. OF Org Volce,Viollu Fiute-Gormetke, Free udvautayes, BULLARD, Director. s8-lm* H. seatbelt eee bie Classioal nud English Scho Boys and resu: 2 Kage | at 145 sCoreara Sr For cpg alaze aia EKS & = Se cera B.W. ia Pret ee 17. 'B SCHC FOR GIRLS ST eae ote ae athe intellecta of the pupils. MEAD, TEACHER OF THE PI of Herr a —. parte REET aE BE 'D 431 7TH ST. Sy. Violin, Piano, Organ, Vous Daetons 86-1m? par urresnouae soa 306 Indiana sve, ‘Will be reopened on MONDAY, September 1 Scholars are prepared for the Military and Naval Academies, for the best Colleges and for Business, Application for admission may be made to the Prin cipal at his residence, 521 34 ples and after (Poe eRe: aE eager aa UIEK INSTITUTE FOR ¥O Re iQ) Svan. pea = URG Ls LADIES, it Virginio on, ond! aud Dany, Talltoed, irely full ty sexsicns. a he sta wo past ae Sun ego facut. 01 : priest GEO. @. BUTLER, A.M., Principal. is hale eos BALE Oy ACADEMY, vt pad NY. SwHDGLT: on" AN tendent $20-co3im = es —— CCEE AND niger coma = wages SANDY reno the Fate ucneee or Seatapee eee ee a|BOOKS AND STATIONERY ;| pwr wa Is the new round table game, it is the * LATEST CRAZE, Can be played by any number of people. Equally amusing to young or old, Other lesding and new games sro: TIDDLEDY WIKKS TEN- ‘NTS, HALMA, BASIIINDA end ANA- ‘BE WISE.—DE. BROTHERS, vou! beiore me and made oath in thie city. oo Fores five years’ experience. » == ponap 2s BY. ane D5. 292822, 8 JoTH ST aera of Dr. “Care any case of ‘hervous J rt full tree of charge. PROFESS ONAL Mat MASSAGE SuAGE CAN BE Seager with beet of medical ‘bub st a. w. eVu_ee—_—_ PROFESSIONAL On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, to which the ladies of Washington are cordially invited to attend st ‘MES. JULIA BAERS, 439 North Gay st, — a a ___ Balt ~_™ 8 NTS!! FRONTSUE Always to cbder by plain combing MLLE MM. x PRAND! ‘1329 F st. pow. (Mrs. ee. importer of Fine French Heir Goods fairdressius _3y22-3 ma" Sbampooing. 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