Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1890, Page 6

Ld D. C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6,- 1890. CITY AND_DISTRICL > The principal value of Tar Evextxc Bran to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown aw: fter once being read. but passes through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be- fore being tossed aside. This is the advantage Presented by a famly newspaper, POLICE COURT. Judge Miller and a Wagon Goes About Dispensing Justice. ‘The sixth precinct patrol wagon drove up in fzont of that police station this morning at 8 oclock. In the wagon was Lieut. Noonan. scated under a large umbrella. In front of that oficial was a table and on the other side of 1t sat Bailiff Kendig. Many persons who did mot know Judge Miller thought that Lieut. Noonan was the judge and that ho was going to bold court in the wagon. That officer, how- ever, was looking after the cash business of the court and he was ready to accept collateral from all comers. Bailiff Hooe was abead of time, as usual. and the jadge was expected at 8:30. ‘The holding of court in tho police station was occasioned by the necessity of making re- irs and improvements in the Police Court Eoitding Those in charge of the improve- ments have moved along so slowly that the judge determined to vacate it and turn it over Yo the inspector of buildings in the hope that the work will be completed before winter weather breaks up the building season, AN APPROPRIATION OF $3,500 was made for the work, but as the crection of an ordinary brick cell room will not cost near that amount, Judge Miller expects to use the surplus to make such improvements to the old Dutiding as will fit it for occupancy hereafter. NO LOUNGERS THERE. Holding court in the police stations resulted in the exclusion of all persons not having busi- tess before the court. Merc curiosity seekers were not permitted inside. The prisoners from the second, fourth. fifti and ninth preein im addttion to those arrested in the sixth, were the ones whose cases were called for trial at the early session. SHYSTERS AT A DISADVANTAGE. A conspicuous feature of the temporary court early in the morning was the absence of the large number of shyster lawyers who live on small fees received from the poorer classes of persons arrested. This class of defenders did not have such good opportunities for **cap- ping” and they consequently did not get the smount of business they did at the old stand. THE JUDGE 18 PROMPT. Judge Milller was on hand promptly at 8:30 @’clock, but there was a delay on the part of the attorneys for the prosecution. Before they arrived, however, the contingent-fee lawyers Were out in full force speaking to every woman and child whose appearance in that there was a charge against them. were thirty-one prisoners locked up in or Court No. 1. OPENING couRT. It was nearly 9 o'clock when Bailiff Hooe @alied the court to order. The business was transacted in the sitting room of the station, not even a raised platform being arranged to elevate the court above the small audience. court No. 2 Police Court No. 2 was held at the first pre- Cinct and all prisoners not tried at No1 were given a hearing. Lieut. Amiss, with the assistance of other ofticers, had arranged the place so that it was given acourt room appearance. A dock had been improvised at the door leading from the cells to the room occupied as a court room. At one end of the room was a platform, and the clerks’ and reporters’ tables were so arranged that there was no hitch whatever in the court Proceedings. a Three Slight Fires. Sunday morning a fire took place in a framo Duilding owned by Mr. M.G. Emery in the #quare between Ist, 2d, Band C streets north- west. It was occupied as a paint shop and the Joss was about $300. At 12:30 o'clock yesterday morning a slight fire took place at the house of Esau Williams, 815 2d street southeast; damage about #10. Yesterday morning about 3:30 o'clock a slight fire took piace in the Barber & Ross building. corner of 11th and G streets northwest, caused by the electric light wire setting fire to the elevator shaft. The damage was slight. — Come at Oxcr or you will lose the Opportunity. Wesley Heights, —— The Good Tempiars’ Silver Anniversary. The proposed plan of the Order of Good Templars to celebrate the twenty-fifth anni- versary of the founding of the order, which occurs on the 25th of next November, is meet- ing with an enthusiastic reception. At a re- cent meeting of the Grand Lodge a committee was appointed, with Past Granda Chief W. G. Perry as the chairman, to make all prep: tious. This committee met Saturday evening, with representatives from all subordinate lodges present. It is expected that Dr. Oran. hyatekha of Toronto, Canada, the highest o! cer of the order on this continent, will be here for the celebration, which will probably last three or four days. The Grand lodges of Yir- ginia and Maryland will participate. —_— No Challenge Received. Mr. H. J. Southwick, corresponding secre- tary of the Columbia Cycle Club, writes to Tue Stan: “The article in your paper of the 4th instant stating thatthe Columbia Cyclo Club had been challenged to a twenty-mile road race by the Arlington Wheelmen is incor- rect, as they have received no such challenge.” Contracts for Street Improvements. The following contracts have been awarded for improving suburban streets and roads upon bids received September 24: To M.F. Talty—Grade and tay macadam pavement on Howard avenue between 6th and ‘7th streets; grade, gravel, &c., on Lincoln ave- nue between Boundary street and Bunker Hill -road: grade, lay macadam pavement, &c., on North Capitol street between Boundary and 'T street extended. and to grade and lay macadam pavement. &c., on California avenue. To W. H. Mobler—Grade and gravel Brent- wood road and Patterson avenue; grade and gravel Bunker Hill road between Queen Chapel road and Lincoln avenue. To Andrew Gleeson—Grade, gravel, &c., streets in Takoma Park and grade Naylor road. ‘Thomas H. Lyons—Grade and gravel Ken saw and Wallach streets from 7th street to 14th street and Kenesaw street from 14th to léth street. —— The Judge Wouldn’t Spoil the Wedding. Tom Craig, colored, whose scant clothing no more than covered him, was arraigned before Judge Miller this morning charged with being in « crowd of colored “crap shooters” near the old toll gate in northeast Washington. Tom said he was not engaged in the game, but to the contrary he had advised the toys to go home. “He's going to Said the officer. “Then I certainly will not prevent him,” re- Marked the judge as he told Tom to 0 home. Beer Under False Colors. Robert Anderson, a colored man who keeps ® barber shop on 5th street northwest between P and Q streets, has been suspected for sume time of keeping an unlicensed liquor place, and Saturday night Policoman Daley went in the shop and secured what he thought was evi- dence against the proprictor. Anderson was arrested and Ifis stock of beer was captured as evidence. The case will be tried before Judge Miller Wednesday. Tue Saxe of lote will close the 25th of Oc- tober. Wesley Heights. . - = How the Printers Celebrated. Cxpt. Dunlap is now the happy possessor of @coi theaded cane, a gold watch chain and a silk hai They were presented to him by the aight “bil” force of the Government Printing Office—the compositors who have put in type the bills preseoted to the lately deceased ses- sion of Congress. Capt. Dunlap toiled not only on the might force, but also with Congress in order that his fellow-workmen might receive 20 per cent additional compensaticn. ‘The pre- sentation was made more generally known to the public at Freund’s on Saturday night, when sbout sixty printers sat down to a dinner. E, & Cornman was toast master. Many speeches were made. among the orators beiug Capt. H. ‘7. Brian, foreman of printing, and Foreman Epottswood of the document room. Another Washington Boy Honored. Luther E. Smith, son of Judge L. R. Smith of the Interior department, was awarded the Porter prize at Ambherst College for having the best examination for entrance to ewe class this year, golden get married Thursday night,” A WAGON PASSED OVER HER. A Serious Accident to a Little Girl to Be Investigated by the Police Court. Friday afternoon on C street betweon 9th and | 10th streets soutiwest Madeline Betts, a seven- | year-old child of Mr, Betts, who hvcs at No. 923 on the street mentioned, met with a serious accident that may prove fatal. The little child was in tho street and was run over bya feed | wagon owned by Messrs. C. F. Wilkins & Son. The wagon weighs 1,700 pounds and was heavily loaded with corn. The wagon whee! passed over the child's stomach and caused a severe injury. The injured child was taken into her parents’ house and attended by Dr. Crook. The driver of the wagon continued on his journey. Policeman Stenhonse learned cf the affair and yesterday he found the driver who had charge of the team at the time and arrested him. He gave his name aa Frank Simms. The prisonor admitted that he was in | charge of the wagon at the time of the acci- dent. He said that the back wheel of tho | wagon struck the little girl and passed over her. The oflicer says he has witnoxses to show that the horse struck the child and kncked her down. Today the case was taken before Judgo Miller and continued to await the re ult of the chi!d’s injuries, | ! AN UNUSUAL ERRAND. Mr. Carnegie Came to Washington to | Secure a Pension for a Scotch Woman. | Mr. Andrew Carnegie came to Washington | last Friday on a somewhat peculiar errand. In | the address recently delivered by him at Dun- | dee, Scotland, in which he raked the aristoc- | taey of England over the coals in such a re- lentless manner, he mado a striking compari- son between the policy of Groat Britain and the policy of the United States in pension leg- islation, and said: i “The greatest item of the American budget is the sum that the grateful republic showers | upon the rank and filo of those who fought for that republic. [Loud choers.] You cannot jst the impetus of the people, which force Congress year after year to increase the pen- sions paid. Last year the republicans paid 049.000; "this year it will pay $140,000,000, m paid £30,000 to Admiral Seymour, wh: stood bekind tered down a few mnd life lost. (Laughter.) And Gen, Wolseley, but he had th behind him. " {C in one of your p one of the six han Baiaclava. cries of £40,000 pounds ex £115,000—enough t of your people, the ave earnings of your people being £35 per head—-while the men who fight your battles aro allowed to die in a work {Cheers} ‘ou pay Highiand host morning 1 read et Sergt. Riehard Bi red who led thy ng died in a workhow: [Loud r of Wales got £30 to ay or two after the lecture Mr. Carnegie was attacked by a tory paper. which called at- | tention to the fact that the widow of a Scotch- | man who had fought through the war of the re- bellion in the Union army of the United St was permitted to suffer in destitution at that place without a pension. At the request of Mr. Carnegie the United Statez consul, Mr, Bruce, investigated the case and found that the woman referred to was the widow of John | McEwan, who ¥ ate in company H, | y-fifth [hno: She was immedi- + ately asked to sign an application for a pension, which Mr. Carnegic brought with him with the | davits to support the claim. He ting of the iron masters at New | York last Friday and came over to Washington to lay the case before the resident, ‘Ihe lat- ter at once forwarded the papers to Commis- sioner Raum. with the request that they re- | ceive immediate attention. Mr. Carnogie said that if any legal technicality was found iu the | way of granting the pension he would deposit the necessary funds in the Treasury and have them ya.d out in the usual way. for he could not go back to Scotland and make another speech in eulogy of the United States until that woman was made an example of the benefi- cence of this government. FREE R | READING ROOM. } | A Meeting in Its Interest Held at Ham- line Church. ‘The fight to sustain the free reading room out in Hell’s Bottom was carried into Hamline | M. E. Church last night and as a resuit there was a good deal of moral and financial en. couragement brought out. Mrs. La Fetra pre sided and in a brief speech advocated the organization here of a colored Y. M.C. A. An interesting history of the work that has been | done was told by Mrs. Rosetta E. Lawson. Her story of the opposition stirred up by the rough, Jawless element who loafed around in the vicmity of the reading room was really | exciting. Rev. George W. Moore, Mr. Hosea B. Moul- ton, Dr. Purvis and Rev. Dr. H. Kk. Naylor also spoke, the latter predicting that the day would come when the reading room might be estab- | lished in the saloon which had been doing so i much to nullify the good work. Boopot oor Biadanin The Nlivois Republicans. The Illinois Republican Association held a | musical and literary entertainment Saturday | evening at G.A.R. Hall that was in every way a! success, Miss Kate V. Wilson, Mr. W. L. Wil- son, Mr. J. W. McFarland, Prof. J. W. Bischoff, Miss Nellie Rapley, Miss Louise M. Ayers and John M. Nealey were among those who took part in the program and who helped mane the evening & pleasant one. = The Foot Ball Schedule. The schedule of foot ball matches to be ; played by the Columbia Athletic Club's team ! so far as arranged is as follow Uctober 16, Franklins of Baltimore at Wash- | ington; October 18, Johns Hopkins University | at Washington; October 22, St. John’s Collego | at Annapolis; October 25, Haverford College | at Washington; October 29. Lehigh University | at Bethlehem, Pa.; October 30, Lafayetic Col. | lege at Easton, Pa.; November 1, St. Johi’s College at Washington; November 5, naval | cadets at Annapolis; November 8, Dickinson | College at Washi: + November 12. Johns | Hopkins University November | 14, University of Virginia at Washington: No- vember 19, University of Virginia at Charlottes- | ville; November Lafayette College at) Washington; November 29, Lehigh University at Washington; Christmas day, naval cadets at Washington. j ames will also be arranged with Swarth- | more College, Georgetown College and Kendall | Green. a New Englanders Going South, About one hundred prominent New England- ers passed through the city yesterday on their | way to Sequachee, Venn. It was a Raymond & Whitcomb party, but there was a business ob- j ject in view, three of the d: on the iti .crary | being devoted to land sales in the Sequachee vall Ex-Representative Jacob H. Gallinger of New H>mpshire, presidett of the corpora- tion owning the land. accompanied the party. —— The Irish Natioual League. | At tho regular montaly meeting of tho T. M. | Healy Branch, LN, L., last night the annual election of officers was held. resulting in the | election of the following: Daniel Donovan, | president; Lawrence Mangan, vice president: Jehn H. O'Brien, gecretary; Peter McIntyre, treasurer, and Patrick Grady, sergeant-at arms. ——_-—__. Two Serious Accidents. Yesterday morning Wm. H. Keily, employed | by the street sweepiag contractors, fell trom his cart on B between 1th and 12th streets northwest and a wheel passed over his body, injuring him seriously. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital by Dr. Middicton and sent to 1147 23d street northwest, Saturday night Michael Doyle, while crossing aditch near the Woodiey Lane and Tenley- town roads, fell and broke his left leg. He was sent to the Freedman's Hospital ; Bet coal to tide water. ‘ately commence the construction of a sufi | Views of the Senator | Hon. C.&0O. CANAL RESTORATION. The Bond Holders’ Plan—Montgomery County People Doubt Its Practicability. Correspondence of Tax Eventso Star. Rockvitxe, Oct 5. The recent double-barreled decision of Judge Alvey of the circuit court fer Washington county in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal case was received here with some surprise, but after the terms and conditions have been made clear to all is looked upon as just and equitable to the '44.and '78 bondholders, provided they are in earnest in their purpose of restoring the canal asa waterway. State Senator Ed. Woot- ton of this county spent yesterday here, and as he is known as tho leader in the senate Inst winter of the opposition to the Washington and Cumberland railroad his views on the present situation were eagerly sought by sll interested in the subject. Mr. Wootton expresses his views freely and claims that there is no doubt that the bordholders wiil comply with all the terms of the decree and at once vo to work to repair the canal and have it in working ordor by next spring: that they are in earnest and have at their command ali the necessary capi- tal; that the demand for coal has grown so great that the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is unable to supply it, and that the restored canal will be used as an adjunct by that company to When asked in regard to the almost entire destruction of boats on the canal, he predicted that as soon as the work of repairing was commenced boat builders at Cumberland and other points would imme ent number of boats and have them ready for navigation in a short time. ‘The lead to the conclu- sion that the whole opposition to the Wash- ington and Cumberland railroad is that if the Baltimore and Ohio Company and that of money is advanced to put the e; ‘The friends of the Washington aud Cumber- land railroad here are pleased at the turn affuirs have taken, and claim that it will be impossible for the bondholders to raise a rufti- cicutiy large sum of money to repair the canal and pay off the old elaims and pay other neces- sary expenses, and that capitalists will not in- Vest in an enterprise so uncertain in its returns, ‘They also claim that the bondholders will fail to comply with the decree by giving a bond ior $600,000 within sixty days and obtnining a con- current ree from thy court of the trict of Col and that this failure will at once necessit ile of the work; that when the jsule does take place the Washington and Cumberland Company will enjoy «| great advantage in the bidding under the pro- Visions of the last legivleture giving them a lease on the property. 1 > ily along the lire of the canal, and whe are vitally inter: ested in some me pleased with the « them in the n road, up or shut u The republican campaign in this coanty will be opened on Monday mght at Takoma with E. MeComas, Geo. 1. Wellington, B. epeakers. rin a shi ns of tin sportation, are sion, as it will likely give rv future either « canal or rail- Holders must now “either put Mf. Warner and lers meetings will be arranged to ows The Indiana Republicans. The largest aud most enthusiastic meeting that the Indiana republicans have held for some time took place at Grand Army Hall Sat- urday evening, with President J. It, Leonard in the chair, Addresses were made by Hon. B. Wilson Smith of Lafayette, Dr. Townsend and others, Homeopathic Free Dispensary Changes. The resignations of Drs, J. L, Macdonald and James A, Freer as members of the staff of the Homeopathic Free Dispensary have been accepted and Dra, Marvin A. Custis, George Heron and Leigh Y. Baker have been appointed to fill vacancies. ———— Restored to Full Membership. Tho expiration of the year of the suspension of Mr. J. H. Olcott from membership in the Knights Templar was celebrated Saturday evening bya dinner. Among thoso present were S. W. Woodward, L. C. Wood, Hamilton I. Rothrock, George H. Walker, A. B. Cool- idge, Past Grand Master Harrison Dingman, J. T. Ames, J. H. Wardle, George B. Edwards and others. ———_— Using Foot Power Instead of Steam. There are more stair climbers in the Inter- | Ocean building than there were a week ago, It has always been fashionnble since the Census Bureau took charge of the building and popu- lated it for employes to use it with a great dea of liberality, but the fashion has changed. It was not a gradual growth of sentiment which brought this thing about; the whole matter was quite sudden and the reason therefor has only just become apparent. Three or four days ago several employes entered the car at the fitth floor .nd made known their desire to descend. The conductor acquiesced and in his usual way pulled the starung rope. When the occu- pants of the car had rearranged their internal organs and compared notes they discovered that the cable had broken and dropped the elevator just four stories before the “‘safoty- catches” started to work. It was a narrow escape and now instead of a crowded elevator at Yum, there is such a getting upstairs by foot power. -—>—__. A Temperance Anniversary. Nine years ago the members of the Fourth Street M. E. Church formed an organization which is known as the Gospel Temperance Society. From a emall membership it has grown So that it now numbers over six hundred. The society celebrated its ninth anniversary yester- day afternoon at 3 o'clock, the church being well filled with the children of the society The program of exercises was an interesting and instructive one and consisted of a temper- ance song. prayer by Rev. Dr. Nicholson, Scripture reading by Mrs, W. H. Ferguson, the annual report of the president, ‘Thos, B, Stall, recitations by Miss Martha thwait, Master Thomas, Mixs May Be laddresses by Rey. Chas. W. Baldwi . Dr. McKendree Reiley and Mr. Whitn The music was under the leadership of Dr. Hensley, The Contracts for the Big Ships. The Secretary of the Navy has awarded to Wm. E. Cramp & Sons of Philadelphia the con- tract for the construction of two coast line battle ships, increased in length twelve fect over the department's plans. for $3,020,000 ench, and the contract for the construction of the triple serew protected crniscr, under do- partments plans, at their tid of £2.725,000. ‘The Sceretary has also notified the Union Iron W-rks of San Francisco that they will be given the contract for the construction of one of the battle ships on the samo plans as the other two, provided they are willing to undertake the work for $3,180,000. being the price at vhich the Cramps offered to. build one vessel, plus £60,000 aliowed for transportation ex- pene ‘This 16 260,000 less than the bid of the Union Iron Works. Nominated for Congress. C. W. Canfield, by tho democrats of the fif- teenth district of Pennsylvania, John B. Wilson, by the republicans of the eleventh district of Kentucky. Edgar T. Francis, by the republicans of tho seventh district of Kentucky. Seth W. Cobb, by the democrats of the ninth district of Missouri. Jumes W. Wadsworth, by the republicans of the thirty-first district of New York. Hiram’ Smith, by the democrata of tho thirty-fourth district of New York. ‘Thomas L. Johnson, by the democrats of tho twenty-first district of Obio. D, William Everett, by the democrats of the sixth district of Massachusetts, William J. Shelburn, by the prohibitionists of the sixth district of Virginia, Rev. W. D. Gross, by the prohibitionists of the ninth district of Pennsylvania. 7 ~cee Steven Zenga, a miser living near Chamber- lain, 5. D., secreted his savings, amounting to over #500, under his house. 0: visiting his hoard the otber day he found that the rats and the mice had chewed up the bills, Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Real Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE ~- alin running | | order it will have to come from that source. opened. NES. EDUCATIONAL. =a——"— <i _IN_ WAL HE PARISfAN FA for Youi All the Cis 8, 1428 Not COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 913 Pa, ave.--Thorougl: instruction vanced course: piano, violin, &e. ED late of New Eugland Conservatory of Music, Bost Ladies and Cbildren—strictly limited. al Brauches tauxht in Frencl Adaress Monsieur and Mine. D! SHINGTON, _ = MILY AND DAY SCHOOL PRAT Pei, fon Public QOD's COMME! CIAL SCHOOL, 407 EAST Capitol &t., opporit since! TERS and heartily indorsed by ful operation ‘The pitol Hill P.O. In success- EDUCATIONAL. __EN_ WASHAN x THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. STON. (TBE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LaW SCHOOL. FACULTY: JAMES C. WELLING, LILD., President, The Hon. JOHN M. HARLAN, LLD., (Associate Justice of the U. fessor of Constitutional J nT WALTRE S. COX. Lieb. ” ae (Associate Justice of Supreme Court, District of Co- jumbia) Professor of the Law of Iical and Personal Property, ‘Supreme Court nce Law. of those who have been in’ attendance. Bookkeey of Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanors. business practice, crithmetic, rap.d writing, eramn The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY. LL -D.. correspondence, xpelling and typewriting. | Over (Associate Atioruey General of the United States), in attendance last year. Now is a ood time to Join. | Professor of kquity Jurisprudence, of Common Law Annual scholarship ‘Typewriting $10. Circulars. | “and Equity leading and ct the Paw of Letdence. Otlice hours from 5 to 7 p.m. he Hon, AUGUSLUS S WOKTHINGLON, LL By COURT ¥. WOOD, LL.M., Principal, U.S Distniet Attorney, District of Co- en ee bia), Lecturer on Criminal Lic SS. W. KELLY, udinie and Practice and on Lecal BtbLography 04-61" London Medaisst, Principal. ‘a “ mbractical Counucte at Re ‘Bs. PLK. ISHES TO INFOKM HEK FRIENDS: - DX . Ln Mog pnd pupils that in addition to her usual classes (Formerly 4. ut Attoniy “of” District of Co- aud Ssturdaya, she Wil alse icach Micalaya: Medias | Associate Professor of Practice, Judse of Moot Court days and Friday. commencing Uciover 1 sng. Lecturer on the Mistery Of Law. Last rg She a al Tho opening exereises of thy Law srhool will take place it be Law Loctu AS DES Cs E AKT STUDE corner: th and 1 WEDN DAY. its classes in Uetober 1, at 6 o'eloc] dresses 1 cap Water Color on MONDAY, October 6, at OO Fs! cation of thy Li be inade by th Clawes in lite, portrait and antique under the direc tien of Meusrs. E. C.MESSER, Circulars of particulars . Correct Brea Emphasis and Expressive Reading, 1 ty ) gives Jogo ¢ He Ins tun tn Washaug.on and ot. emioved to Lz 1 Lossous restimed SEPTEMBER 13 orm? | gece ISS WALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL “FoR | course. ot Taw Mi Glutton new sren; resmud tear, "TS0 eon | ple ete g rot l ot-tnt” | say uie, Kt ) LESSONS_ SPECIAL ATT to Begiuuers, Terms reayouab! p ELTA DT. JONNS eng 41s Pat. | an KT INS TRECHION ity Savur Tees of sibition, SONS, Iss sions day atid ev sitions, Head School of Acme Phonuzray _an20-2 IANO LESSON LIURE-WEAK VOICES Sith L. TWITCHELL (LATE PRI Gapital Business Colle postition 6 Drepared for’ Grand Opera, Conc uinw September 1. Cultivation of Uh Crayon, 000. The te sixteon easy lessons, Proficiency in threo Protessors, ni FF dle tor U The ke Constiin wall be ev R. N. BROOKE and HAROLD ONAL nu be hud at the rooms. GiH thine. Lessons in Rlocution, ¢ we children ME. DAIS. tures Wil scholastic year. Ike other Py ivered. ste wall iis twh the entire weekly thr ‘saors will annonuce the extension | given to their eeveral courses EDUCATIONAL. __IN WASHINGTON. NATIONAL univ ERSITY LAW SCHOOL HON. ARTAUR MACARTHUR, LLp., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Coluaibia, President. PLY. MILLER. LL.D. Justice of the C RON. WILLIAM Bo Whisk, Da on Common Law Pleading and J; of the Federal Courts JAMES SCHOULEK, bSQ, Lecturer on the Law of Bailmenis’ and of Do mestic Kelations HON. H. O. CLAUGHTON, LL Professor of Pleading, Bvideuce, iq) dence, Constitutional ard Crim and the Law of Torta, EUGENE CAKUsL LL.D, Professor of the Law of Keal and Personal Property, Contracts, Neyotiabic Instruments 1d Corporations ¥. YHULTIPS, the Uutted State, Yartnersiip and Corporations, | HON. JOHN GOODE, L Lecturer nal Law. HON WESTEL WILLOUGHBY, : Lecturer on the Law of Keai Property, JAC N. LL, Lecturer on Practice a © of the Moot Court, WALTER}. KOGEKS, LEM ‘ou Patent Law NED. EUGE The twenty-sece | willOpen th the Law School oud ALBUBl session of thie school ding, No. 1008 & st WEDNESDAY, OCT y OCK PAL, when‘an imtroductory le wall be ‘ermi sud the announcements for the school year Will be made, The Library and reading room will be open to stu- dents daily, except Sunday, trom 8 o'clock am. to 10 @elock pam : i IGE) Toth st. now. The Law Jibrary, winch haw roocived large addi- | 4. $,Containing full information. can be ob- PAL OF | tons, is open daily Giuudays excepted) for study and | = mee le 4 —~ gut EE cand Civil Serv = a " | Or THE D_ TREASURER, COK- or leval debate and amociate study extet | VT OF 10 — gt ag wy raat «t dibrariau will be daily in attend- | #8 ©Hrell. neo in the Lay rary trom % dm. till Ge'clock | PrOKED ten ‘Catalogues, £1Vin tained at the book of ls detail stores O19 Hat, SAME! WAtonat MEpicaL COLUMBIAN ‘The Sixty-ninth anual abd UraMing c1aKs physical culture, « and Foucth Deutal course October 1, at bp. in. eLnw Por circ a, ercises of this inst tot the Columb! duission #hould be addre tary of the faculty. Appl be addressed to the rev: 1, Es PAUL sugges BA diz. TEACHL OF PIANO Nowvoop “INSIITUL WHE GREATEST, OPPO} 10 Parente, Children, Teache Art bas diay classes. Students I | = LAND TERRACE) AND YOUNG LADIES A KROSAMON! NINIH SESSION OPE! Four large connecting front and rear, usht free toxtudents, Ses- | teachers, cute helped tg obtain po- phy. Fee now. Y, Principal. Pupils prepare Yard examination tor we Music, Art, Elocution and Tnuividual instruction a Mr. aud Mrs, MISS CLARA HARRISON, HEBean KE Pupilof br. Wm. TEACKE, 1b rn URS. MY ELC BS PRE 5 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, re inary, iatormedints aaa igh eaok he FOR YOUNG VADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. both sexes, Eighth ie Uerins SEPTEM , i Tsv0. with & corps of tex “ i Thorough instru ulirs udetress the Prine} Tn connection with ti a Kindergarten Depart Orgunist 4 ‘ul give Thstructions Will tauil circular for further informatic &e., ‘Terns moderate, PROF. and MRS, HAR ING, ieasonable, for circular, Groner ‘OWN UNI SCHOOL Studio. 82, Terin opens October 1 at 5:30 p.m. G. L. MAGRUDER, M.D., dean, 815 Vermont ave. Lew. Office hour: Cue Fifty cents per hour, 11:30 saturdays, send 58 825, EDICAL AND D! Cuisermts Thoronch prepara! Experienced Evening dees send for clinics from 11a, m, to cL Medical by Prof. T. B, It Surgical by Prof, N. F. ¢ Surgical by Prof, Ke Discawes of the Throat b: Obstetrical fe Gynecology by D M y by by Dr. ‘1hoi Eur by Dr. B.C re October t NG, DRAWING ou taught by Mi Before 10 a.m s z EVERY SATURDAY MORN. George M. Perry. ‘Will resume it sl N, perienced. | Stude tering the scientith individual training; | The school ix weil books and physical of Teachers, For partic- « s-hool Mrs. Myers will open at for Boy's are Girls from with sepas. © room and pec up aud has been coustru: + Hxhiti ellent.Oilice bo engaged at those hours n ay aR, GRADU :bly Presbyterian C! in Diana — Organ aud ‘Theory: references, Address 1119 10th st, nw. FAC REV. J. WAVE President CHARLES W. ¥ rr. OCTOBER 1, VIG NISSES, Instructors, 20AL AND L Terms HON, WILLIAM A. iat or send (Chief Just U. slm*_ | Lecturer ou Statutor: a VERSIT a ie OF MEDICINE. Admiralty and Comp Gustice, Supr: :30 to 5 p.m, 825-2w SIN i JOSEPH J. DAK Spec for GEORGE E. Hi: Lecturer on the Law Vraet: RK. PAL DEPARTMENTS, NA- he ‘Seventh Annual Course UNDAY, UCTOLEK 6, 1800, sil. "For information and i BAKKE! MOOT Cirenit Court: Prof. G' Court of Appouls: “Pr ANDKEW C. BRADLEY ‘The library uo American” Rep ‘D PHAMACEUTICAL Jaiveraity” wili_ give urinw.the ensuing veining lectures be op nS am. to students and answer in: MEDICAL AND DENTAL I 1 SCHOO books furnished without extra charge. time, veut: Dean of the Facult; NDREW C. BRADLEY Jourt, District of Columbia), Lecturer ‘on Common Taw Pleading and £quity Jurisprudence. Lecturer on the Law of Personal Propert; and Negotiable Papor. ries, fed imiormat 1, can be ob- iW. Morrison, 4 44 F st. nw., at @ ave, or on ap- C. WELLING, President. COLLEGE. )EPARTMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY, co} { Medical Lect will Gein on Wednes Dulin, COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. tit iat the Collegiate De- reity, will be re- vo clock am. ANG, President. sty, eriint, Psy~ of drawiny Anthropology, in the event her iutormation LL.D. 618-1 VIOLu, D THE Nt ORY rLLO, 815-1 hie | 1407 AND 1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. (HIGH: | 1212 AND 1214 4TH ST., WASHINGTON, D.C. SELECT BOARDING AND Day Si FOR ND LITTL ‘ 3 MONDAY, SEPLEMBER honses, with open grounds Faculty of twenty-five protessore and dtor college or for the Ht nen. Great advantages 1n Modern 1 es nd howe teat WILLI y M D. CABEL Prine OF VIOLIN, tion on September 15, th at 1811 1ST. N. sues) COMFses Of ALY « ial advantages to apt p lied with charts, ret chanical apparatus, ‘The buildi ally tor school purposes, piunbing im. Feople Point bother bo IDWELL, Princ ‘1 ay a ry SCHOOL OF LAW. ULTY. HOFFMAL RICH AR DSO’ & Court of Claim), Acministrative Law and Maxi MARTIN F. MORRIS, LL D., Lecturer on Constitutional aud ‘International Law, parative Jurisprudence. KLIN ‘ON, LL.D, AMILTON, LL.D, Partnership, Corporations, Testamentary Law. ds$ PERRY, AM, Lecturer on Criminal ies i Doiestic Relations, and ort RT. KGL. E. HAMILTON. MAKTIN £. “MOL and KR. ROSS PERKY. ‘RIS, 1, at 6: invited t Hugiish an leading rts and the latest text Luoks upob most legal Bubjects, 1s located in th L ww Baik, fy and will 10 pun. daily, i cepted, to students and almmut of the seliool, vp. ui. Daily lectures and Phe secretary cau be seen at the Law Building on 2pm. Tuesdays, Thursdays aud saturdays, 1 INIC3, 8:30 pani.. for information, eure od. culars <iviliz course of stidy, ke iraham , = St auw., and Lowderinilk & Co. y troe ied at WS Thompsons dete ato ¥ Prof Sr on application persvuall undersixhed, s8-li y ASHID Good 7 Balloc s Miller. diver Belt, err Parsons and Walter 8, s19-tonl yeeros a ) Home Keading, Public tons, tures, Debates, Public A ing, Legal Arguments, Speeches, dealing with'manuer and matter, Diplomas, Degrees an ferred. success of all expectation. 818-4. D ORATORY, ‘New Catalogue Now Ready, The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for ‘The course in ORATORY prepares the pupil for Lec- MARTYN COLL! 614 Hecitals and Teachers’ Posi- Lorthand Ben, ¥ lressex, After-dinner Speuk- Lulpit Oratory and Folucal aK | bershap and schedule app; \ ‘Teachers’ Certificates co our ‘ruduates has surpasse: A Wp iss AMY CLEAN M PIANO 4 THE DERLITZ sci 1 Best and Most Practical Instruction, ‘Terms $10. New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chi- cago, Paris, Berlin, London, &c. Franches: ACADEMY oF acti 614 12th st. nw. _Large Mustrated Catalogue sent free. LADIES' AND CHILDREN , bexins October 1, 1890. Prep for College aud Civil Service £xamination. ‘a1 ¥ _ 816-7 w* Wwosteru section. c. TOW 7DWw, E END, Teachers vf Elocution, Vocal Cuituro and Rramatic Action (shattesbury Method), at 13317 15th OnE r EA. DANIEL WIL. RESUME LE n Vocal and Instrumental Music October 1 1011 i. AVE.—MKS. COLLIERE adit six puyils to @ small private class of boys already formed. Eny!ish, French, Lati metic. Applicants only received after Sept. ISS) SCHMITI'S M’ an@ Primary—401 3d st. a. Articulation taught the deaf. School opens TE, 3122 P st, Georgetown, D.C. Fifth Session begins Uctober 1, 1800, For Circulars ees to inform bis nun erred his School of Branch ofice, 611 1 ft K ND HARMONY, G Massachusetts ave. n.w. TOOL OF LANGUAGES, 4th st. now. wpe ment for boss between 8 course in modern ‘For particulars address aul8-3m sel LAUKA O. TALBOTT. WILL, YOUNG LADIES A: 816-6m Obtaincd at bock stores of W SERVATOLY OF minston, with Jayne sper (hughsh. Freneh and German, Reeckenr’s uvste & Violin, Piano, Organ, Vocal Lessons, ROF. J. D, GAILLARD i AND SCHOOL. INDEKGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLA! is, 1918 Sunderland stg vard, Yale, Princeton. Johns Hop- Lehigh aud other Colleges cud Universiti entitic Schoois, United States Milztary J Academics and “for Business. Special depart- ms, Xe,” cau Morrison, 1354 ¥ 4 Fst. et. how or by letter, ‘to th S. Bi YEATMA’ Secretary and Treusure MUSIC, —T went) te, Cornet, X. a8 Ln a ,. Arciitectu: Pitman and y at the ofllce, sOOMS, SOKAN ST. ND 431 77H ST. werons cl Languages to 1017 2th st uth of Dupont Cirel roy ‘Terns begins Vet. 1, 1 LOULSA MANS. <1 _71 JJAMERSON INSTITUTE, L. Ciassieui, and MetiGhatical Scecl for Young ‘ ea 001 for Yo ANGUAGES. oyn beyine ite thirty-ninth year Monday, and 12 y¢ nicuaxes, D. YOUNG, aa Principal. uM VERNON SEMINARY, S.W.COR. M. AND 11TH STS., WASHINGTON, D. C. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ND LITTLE GIRLS, health and comfort of pupils, including passenger cle- zal vator, steam heating and perfect sauitation. Fortur-| to “THE WHEELED" ther particulars apply, after September First, 1890, to the Principal, r) to Misses Princ; Tia VM Dorsey wil eosmcre lee Clason in, Calte. | 8027-30 ae. SEE ——— thenics and Daueing Uctober 24 at Linthicum Hall. \OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COND: R. ERSEST LENT RETURNED To THE | princi Clty aud resuaed lessons in Fisher Violin, Vidiew | Bzimcival being Joint author ‘o. fr isa celloand Harmony. cation at the World's Fair held in _Heaidence, 15:28 Corcoran st. #10-1m*_| fhorough courses: 188 SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, Telegraphy., Shorthand. Costificate of N. ¥, Goat Lire, Boston, Mase, Cir- | when competent. “Writs Egg for quale: culars free. 1000 N st.n.w. steam | suZ6 = Rareut oe * es Wf ADAME A. PELE, (FROM PARI eee Oot tee OR TOUNG, LADIES bape lich et ees nae wae tone | Noni cheyicahr 8. -HuGea Sint Speciulty, “Best references. siz-dmnt ” | special attention, 1-8 BALOU, 1207 10TH BT. N. W., WILL RE- Mie a eee ies de vr rads jey Colleges. Thorough preparation ‘Avil servi Indies Octcber 1. ca th the pusitc schooler Vast 1223 FIFTEENTH ST. N.W. ‘Tho Bisses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies | Yirinia Claret, ‘HOOL, OF THE H open at | coruer Gth and F | Tone 0% LOU re Pupils Clilian Mani st. m | can Delogates, TNAM, M.A. GHARVARD), WITH EFFI. Assistanis inc will Keopen y Meu and AS oFourL | TepArEtory tid 5: | Course very advantage in Literatu: Music and Art. Piano, Harp, V Guitar and Man, | Lessons given, General Vocai, Drawing and Fanc | Work tres, tr ‘Corus tical busin ‘women 10! Year bexins MONDAY we ‘uaiifies young, self-eupport and Useful 1 t. 1. Office open for at | rangements from August This collece cmbraces huvis, siz: School of Pract ue! ts. including Enylish lane and raput writing; Moral preparatory taigiisi bookkeep ‘ol of Sh inemding punctuation rection: Feumauship, includi tirse and blackboard writin and Architectural Drawu rk; School fe fypewrit hool of Np teacher! dehwol of M sane] uetine we tatig A atering and ba: locacheor $60 if p olarahip, night sessions, $56. payable #8 ou entering and balauce im monthiy instaliments of beach, or KoU it paid my niterat | Fates: #20 day senwiows, 18 micht seamen! or call (or new illustrated announcement for 1890-1801. j3 one cali, LOSE. SPENCER. LL.B, Principal. HENK MUS. SAKA A. SPENCEK. Vice Principal, tering OUT OF WASHINGTON, | a YEARLY BOARD AND TUITIO“, SEM mn iris), Military Academy (boys), nds: very heathy; best care; Uhovowwsh & oe system, EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS is Re HOOL FOR GIL puery county, Md. WG. ‘Dheroigh tuming is aued wt, ence, as tar as poodle, of mhome KOvErmMENt, number ts linuted and especial care is health of t lars, For circulars an formation wadress MENKA C. HALLOWELL, $e18-4m Si ‘The ven to the further iu- .M. (Yale), iy Spranw, Ma. PIANOS AND ORGAN Sd, ime oy &KE Yer FRE = ¢ ke = © Ss oT OH Re fy ke SS Tf U kee k oF > Trize Medal Paris Lxposmtion. ‘200 first premiums, indorsed by over 10U niusic schools and cullezes tor wurabalit, taken in hauwe. The only Upright iu take the place « rend LIPPER & CONLIFF, 516 [1th st.nw. ALLE? & DAVIS PIANO: ity years tect proves thei the richest, purest, mt, Krandent {ned Elauo and most euduring y HL. St MNEK, Agent, S11 0th st.mw. ol KRAKAUER PL ALWAYS SELECTED Ly prople of ¢ nd GOOD JUDGMENT kuiin's TEMPLE OF MUSIC, E 1 T i I \k Leapixe Lssravx DECKER Bkos, WEBER FISCHER PIANOS, iV & POND ESTEY ORGANS, FSTEY ORGANS. 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WELCH, & and Gen, Ageut al LES. ‘T IN PRICES, © have recently purchased the entire stock of @iarce bicycle house aud are now prepared to sell the machines at the following extremely low prices for cash: Kush Salety, former price $115, now bearing Crescent, "former price $90, now bearing Crescent, former 675, how a former price #60, vow $50; ‘840; J for boys Ag 3 jorwer price now Anithe SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS ogee tee ty eG Sit N) jEW MACHINES. Cal! aud see them. »CHOOL—KINDEKGARTEN MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, ap a. 8g EWATER & CO. Jagch from north: | rporough instruction in all departments in accon’- | "®26-3m 6 ke Thaplvania ave. nie, “omen ‘ance with best modern methods. Buildingsremodeled, | GMITH'S WHEELER! SSS eS SLING WINK, 92 . N.W., NEAR OTIL DP ASD MISR ADA L. TOWNS: | eniargod and furnished with every appliance for | Pasteetng SiN is" inding rasrawisen A ASD will ibe removed (ter Uc 1, 3y7-4m DENTISTRY, KEE DENTAL INFIRMARY. —TI artificial an —=— FAMILY SUPPLIES. receive — = ess WO CANS NEW SALMON, 250 ; TWO LBS BEST aw 8OW" | TD Gheenn, toes 1 bore Port Wine ser T eens sy11-Sm° PTEMBER | RAILROADS. _ Casas AND OWIO kalLwar Behoduie in Ffoct May 1s. Traine Yeare Union Depot, Oth and Nn streets 10.57 At, for Newport Nows, Old Point Comfort and Norfols daily. Arrive at Old Pout ato lo. And Norfolk at 6-40 pm. 4 Sneumneti aytess AA, Weat Virginia. Rentuch Vent echore Chiron cinpati, arriving at 8) a na mited. daily. Solid throweh "without le Sleeper tur Lex , Pullman Care aFe open te OW, Fer 5 het _ General Dassonger BAL MORE, AND onto Ra. Schedule June 2 Leave Washington fron: KING, cormer Ct New Jersey atroet ny eapreee or Chetuatt, St Laue aud aud} iis a 3280. a, ur Minchester and way stations, 25.30 p.m. or Luray, 1:5 30 an i. a. 8 00, 6.35, 30 am, manutd) C00 6. a, of Washington, w 0. 800, 8 80,8 H Me) ih 8. BU, 40-10 KA dor Annapolis, Ui, ay a Branch, 4640 Dwtioms oui, AVille und Way Static Garthe rating 11100 wm, Th 2221200 pot Boye wh, 120-40 am, mud $530 pan. riave from Chicago wally 11-4 a.m, ani from GucwmaU and st. Louis daily Oo wi: dro Hutsburg 7-2 a) 1» TB200, Mt "10230 poms, artor tras, $3 Sleeping Car un the MW-ov » 102350 yaa Jor intermediate points between Maladeiphig “to:UU ‘oud t7S0"en New York for Washin 2200, S20, *S.00 pte ‘ave Philadelphia sor Washiz«te 1 *1280 Ban, Tht, M4 a0 p.m. with Pullman Dutlet Steep. ing car ruuniue throwzh to Boston without change of irda, Madi jawwerger in BS uid a. ston, 9 12.00 nom Sunuays, 4 df 10-90 pom, qeaxcept unday only _ Baxwwwe called tor and ed Irom! hotels and poste Cences Latom Tranater « Lcket offices, 618 E _3.T. ODELIL HE GREA ENNSYLVANIA ROU TO THE NUKIM, Wiest AND SOUTHWFS?. DOUBLE 1KACK SPLEADID SCE ALLA Bibb. bala MAG) ENT SYUlrPMENT, Iu effect May 4 TRAINS LEAVL WASHIN MNEXOF GLE ‘DSi Isv0, FROM STATION, AND B51 REELS, Ax POLLO >: Went, Chicago Limited hapiose le Cars at 00.00 aan. dais, ie, 1:0 8.2, wu St acouns, with El Uo 10 Mu ba) obs, Astounn iy Chicas ennat: Express, must. iitebur to St. Louis, Clive sworn to Letore me by Dr, BROTHEKS, SAMLEL c. | at iuternediste landings | Sten ; Ladies" pa FILLED except FOREIG: ‘at 7-40) gum, cans, nto Chicago Louts, com rasburs with Biecyers ining car Pittsbune to Kbeha Fuciic Express, 10-00 p.m. dai the West, with Uirougl Slcoper Aattsbur: to Cineawo, BALTIMOKL AND POTOMAC RATLWOA) For hane, Cause, hochest ; auily For Ene, yin Car Was For Walbamapert, Lock 2 im. daily, except Su Zor Wiilianisport daily p.m 20K FLILADELLUIA, NEW YORK AND THEEAST, £3U. 0G, 22-00 aud 11 40 a, 210, Below 4:20, S40, 10.00 aud if Ou Sunday V0 12:40 nam, 2:10, 3 To v0 awd 2220 pau, Lamuited Ba, Gare, 9:40" wats amily, cae York uly Linuated Lajrems with Diusuas Cary 00 0 2. udly Fant oxpresd QE EMIADELPHTA ONLY ‘ast express ru Week days wn 4-00 ‘ Dapréss, Sunday vniy, O40 tu —— Yor weston watts 15 p.m. every day. Ror Brooklyn, Ly traius coumect at rookiy m At unter (o Fulton street, avo n 4 Louk ety For Atiautic Gaiy, 11:40 a.m, week day 11 20pm dual. For, Uastiwore, © 35. 7 20.810, 0:00. 0:40, 10.00, OU, end, 11-49 a Vo, 240, Sto S80, 4:00, 4:20, 4 -su, Sun, 5 4u, ‘ov, F ‘On 2-0u, 20:00 and 3 i i Y p.in, Am ud 4:50 p.m, daily, b . WS +20 and 9:00 am, 12-05 and 4:20 xcept Dunday. Pak. Week days For ta: { Mtortuaiie and de becking of bags CHAS. b. PUGH, General Menax x VOD, mnyl2} Geveral Passenger Agent, ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. i Schedule JULY 0s, 1880 3.50 a.u.— bast womsee Mail, “daily ior Warren. Gordousvilie, “Charlottesville, Lyachbury aud pus between “Alexandria and Lyuchourg » AUania, Dristol, Awoxvalie, Chattanoog: Meimpus, ‘ aan —Fast Mail @atiy for Culpeper, Mille, SWuOLs Chesapenke aud Ubu Daily, except duterinediat pail via yt fancoxa” Pelunan Vesuibule Mengehis, conme tng Lience for Areonace Western Lxprese day tor untons Loulswilc, € Traut Wasiiuvien to Cincinuste jo: Louw) ¢ Mauassay, uns. rm, Bristol sud weyer Washinyton to Hit aud Georgia Pi Marhineton to Axhevilic wns Balatry: Also Wasliington (9 Aus drains orf Wasbington a Obie division leave Wash- 1:o5pam daily except Suuday ‘Roms dutle 1130 eames aby aan Ss an Washington 630 ai and ne south via Charlotte, Dan- om fuariotiony v2 mn. and G:o3am. Dtrasburg local 47 am. Siciein alcepiug car reservation aad. information furnished and vaggaye checked at office, 1:00 Feune sp ivabia ave. aud ot yaaseuger station, Pennsylvania et AAS Le TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent, “OCEAN STEAMERS. 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