Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1890, Page 7

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FINE SHORES, 929 F STREET N,W. BET. 9TH AND 10TH. OPEN 7AM CLOSE ATO P.M. Feltimore Store, 4 and 6 West Baltimore st. Baltimore, Md. 616 7TH ST. N.W., Have opened a first-class retail credit JEWELBY STORE, Where they will constantly keep on hand s complete | Boat Club, CITY AND DISTRICT. SF Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tae Stan. It uot only claims the largest circulation, but gives the figures, and swears to them! ON ANALOSTAN ISLAND, How People Will Get Across the River Saturday. REGULATIONS FOR GOVERNING THE ATTENDANCE AT THE GAMES—A BIG BARGE TO BE USED ASA FERRY BOAT—A GAME OF LA CROSSE—JEWETT CANNOT COME, Arrangements for the reception of the visit- ing athletes and the annua! meet of the A.A.U., to be held on Analostan Island next Saturday, are about completed as far as the Columbia Club goes. Analostan Isiand has been given anew appearance by the erection of the grand stands and the other structures that have been re- cently let into the landscape on that side of the river, and now work is being done to strengthen the landings on ench side of the stream. Everything will be done to make tho trip from Georgetown to the island perfectly safe, and timid people need have no fear of sinking floats or breaking wharfs or capsizing steamers, for each of these calamities has been averted beforehand by the most effective means, ‘THE FERRY. For instance, there{will be, besides two of the small upper river steamers, a huge flat boat, such as is ordinarily used for the transporta- tion of stone and similar freight, propelled by a tug firmly lashed to the side, on which will be a railing and benches. Folks to the number of fully 300 can walk directly on this without any danger of being crowded off into the river, and at the other side the craft can be emptied antiy. The landing will be mado head on, so that considerable time will be saved by avoiding the usually necessary turning. At the city side the float has been reanchored so that it will be quite impossible to sink it, and provision has been made for loading both the scow and a steamer at once by means of a new bridge that will connect the boat-house float with that in front of Cumberland’s house, THROUGH THE BOAT HOUSE. The two center sectious of the boat house will becleared of obstructions, the boats and other articles now in the way removed or hoisted to the roof, and entrance will be nad through the large double doors in front. There will be a ticket office built just outside, and two men will be stationed at the doors to examine the tickets, which are to be in the shape of disks of cardboard to be tied to the button hole, after the fashion of tickets at a horse race. ‘Ihe purchaser will retain posses- sion of this ticket throughout the day, so that he can go and come at pleasure. Every one on the island will be required to have this badge, including officials, contestants, re- porters, spectators and laborers, and the police, of whom there will be a squad presentto pre- serve order, will be instructed to remove any person not so provided. Any one has the right to admission to the island, the only condition to the purchase of a ticket being the payment ofadollar. Half a doilar apiece extra will be charged for seats in the covered stands, the uncovered ones being free. A GAME OF LA CRoBSE. ‘The games on the island are to be preceded at 10 o'clock inthe morning at Capitol Park by a | game of lacrosse between the teams of the Staten Island and Schuylkill clubs for the champion- ship of the Union, the victory to earn points | for the winner inthe race for the general championship. It is not true, as has been pub- licly stated, that there will be a game of base ball at the same hour on Analostou Island be- tween the Columbix and Manhattan teams. Arrangements have been made for a match #0 far asto insure a game Friday afternoon in case the Manhattans can play then, but not otherwise. JEWETT NOT COMING. President Eddy of the Detroit Club, who will be referee on Saturday, has informed Treas- urer Perry that Jewett, the crack sprinter of the Detroit Club, is sick of typhoid fever, and will not be able to come to Washington. The entries for the games are being re- ceived in very large numbers by both ‘Treas- urer Perry and Secretary Sullivan, the latter being in New York, and will be announced Weduesday morning. THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION. The Clubs Belonging to the Union and Their Members, The Amateur Athletic Union, which will hold its annual meet on Anulostan Island Saturdi is composed of the following organizations New York city—New York, Manhattan, Aller- ton, American, Berkeley, Pastime, St. George, Titan and West Side Athletic Clubs, the Cathe- dral, Company I, Sixty-niuth Regiment and Twelfth Regiment Athletic Associations, Ac- tors’ Amateur Athletic Association of America, Metropolitan Rowing Club and New York Turn Verein. Brooklyn—Acorn, Brooklyn, Bedford, Brighton and National Athletic clubs, Nautilus Prospect Harriers, Varuna Boat Steck and large assortment of Diamonds, Watches, | Club and Company D Athletic Association of Sewel:s, Stiverware, & redit systema cheap thereby enabling our patrons to have ticle while they are paying fort. stock of all the best grades of Ladies’ and Gendemen's GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, Including Split Second and Repeaters. Also BROWARD, ROCKFORD, ELGIN, WALTHAM, HAMP- TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Call and learn how to buy goods on our special | Brunswick; tredit «ystem before purchasing elsewhere. Open evenings Goods delivered on first paymenta THE JAMES POWERS CO., $15 7TH ST. N.W. Up Staira Ser Lusic Cowrasys EXTRACT OF BEEF ‘Makes the Purest, Cheapest and Best Beef Tea, FINEST MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS | Club, SAUCES AND MADE DISHES. which they will sell ova | forty-seventh regiment. than can be bought else- | Athletic Jersey City—Wayne Association, Scottish-American Ath- letic Club. Jersey City Athletic Club, Lorillard Debating and Athletic Association. Newark, Atalanta Wheelmen. Mohican Athletic Riverside Athletic Ciub, the West End Athletic Association and the National Tura Verein. On Staten Island—Corinthian Athletic Northfield Athletic Club, at Mari- ; Richmond County Athletic Club, Stapleton; Staten Island Cricket and Ath- letic Club at Livingston. and the Staten Island Athletic Club, at West New Brighton. On Long Island—Flushing Athletic Club, at Flushing; Pastime Turn and Athletic Club, at Middle Village; Star Athletic Club at Long Is- land City; the Athletic Association of Bath Beach; Astoria Athletic Club, Astoria; Ravens- wood Boat Club. In New Jersey—Cape May City Athletic Club; Clark's O. . Athletic As- sociation at Kearney, N.J.; New Jersey Ath- letic Club at Bergen Point; Orange Athletic Ciub at Orange; Y.M.C.A. Athletic Club at New Euclid Athletic Association at Woodbury; Atlantic City Athletic Club at At- lantic City. Onthe Hudson river—the New- burgh Athletic Club and the Tenth Separate Company Athletic Association at Newburgh; the Yonkers Athletic Association at Yonkers; Fishkill Athletic Association at Fishkill, and the Ridgefield Athletic Club at Albany, NEW ENGLAND. Boston Athletic Association, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Athletic Club, New England Skating Association, Reading Ath- letic Club. Fremont Athletic Club at Boston, Worchusetts Boat Club and the Chatham Ath- letic Club at Worcester. Mass.; the New Haven Athletic Club at New Haven. SOUTH OF NEW JERSEY. Warren Athletic Club at Wilmington, Del.; the Athletic Club of the Schuylki!l Navy, the Highland Athletic Clab and the Vesper Boat Club, at Philadelphia; Baltimore Athletic Club, at Baltimore; Columbia and Potomac Athletic Clubs, at Washington; the Southern Athletic it New Orleans, WEST OF NEW YORK. Buffalo Lacrosse Club, Sixty-fifth Regi- ner’ One pound of Extract of Beef equal toforty pounds | Ment Atbletic Association, Buffalo Athletic Of lean Leet, of the value of about $7.50, Genuine only with dUSTUS VON LIEBIG'S SIGNATURE. Dix Goons. One Case Remnants of Light and Dark CALICO, Club, Iroquois Athletic Association, at Buffalo; Athletic Department Y.M.C.A., at Cleveland Detroit Athletic Club, Catholic Club Athlet Association, Michigan Athletic Club, St. Andrew's Society, at Detroit, Mich.; Ow: sh- ap24 | to-Nong Boat Club, at Grand Rapids, Mich.; Pullman Athletic Cinb, at Pullman, Ill.; Louis- ville Atbletic Club, at Lonisville, Ky.; Pastime Athletic Club, at’ St Louis, Mo.; Olympic Athletic Club, at San Francisco. General, the One Case Keunants BLEACHED CANTON FLAN- | North American Turner Bund of the United BEL one a CANNEL value. DANTON NNEL in all grades from 5c. NiLOw case curios, the — SHEETING, Ide. CASHMERE SHAWLS, single and double. e BLANKET SHAW gle WFOuTS in greet variety KET at all prices trom BATTING for quits L-WOOL HOSE, 236. tra Latze DAMASK TOWEL. wate, Far wide, 25¢. a 4 rr? SUR TING, 30 and Atie. ARN LS tuidren, from 25, RWEAKO Full line G: y UNDE LADIES" AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, &c. 2. 4. TOWNER & SON. 1316 7thetow 220 Canpers. Just opened s beautiful line of Wiltons, Moqret! Velvet, Yody Druseels, Tapestry. and lugrsia Corpets; Futon, Velvet and Sugrne Carpet Buss, alt H ingrain Art Squares, W: an RIETTA CASHMERE, Diack and colors, one | follo’ Btates. CLUB MEMBERSHIP. It will thus be seen that the vast majority of the athletic clubs are clustered in and about the great metropolia. Itis probable that a cir- cle of fifty miles radius from New York asa center would include three-fourths of the indi- vidual members of the union. In round num- bers the membership of the larger clubs is as Manhattan, 2,000; New York, 2,500; New Jersey, 1,000; Staten Island, 1,000; Orange, 600; Berkeley, 600; Jersey City, 400; American, 200; Actors, 200; Allentown, 200; Pastime (N.Y.), 300; Brighton, 100, thus showing a total of 8,500 men in the clubs of an around Manhattan Island as far as figures are at hand, Other totals are: Columbia, 1,000; Boston A. A., 2,000; Detroit, 600; Michigan, 400; Schuylkill Navy, 2,000; Baltimore, 200; Olympic, 1,000; Pastime of St Louis, 400; a total sum of 7,600. The North American Turner Bund has thousands of members on its rolls. Most of the large clubs have reached their limits, a Next Spatxo you will be sorry you did not buy in Wesley ta, | by aseries of games and pastimes. | with the least friction, While many might | GERMAN DAY CELEBRATED, The Star Spaagled Banner and the Watch on the Rhine. 4A NOTABLE GATHERING AT THE SCHEUTZEN PARK— HOW THE ANNIVERSARY OF AN IMPORTANT EVENT WAS OBSERVED—SPEECHES IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH—OTHER INTERESTING EXERCISES. All yesterday afternoon and on until late in the evening the Schuetzen Park was crowded with Germans, although there was a noticcable sprinkling of other nationalities as well. It was the celebration of the two hundred and seventh anniversary of the founding of the Germantown colony in Pennsylvania. It was a German celebration, but it was an American annivegsary, and very important one in the history of the country. German day, as it is called, passed off delightfully, and it has now asecure place in the German calendar. Yes- terday when it rained so hard it was thought that it would be necessary to postpone the ex- ercises until some clear day, but when early in the afternoon the clouds cleared away and the eun came out it was decided to go on with tho festivities und to celebrate German day on tho appointed day if possible. ‘The exercises at the park began soon after 4 o'clock, and from then until midnight the whole scene was a most animated one. As it grew dark the colored lights all through the great enclosure were lighted and at intervals fireworks were sct off, | making the sky a blaze of light. Merrily cracked the rifles, down went the tenpins, the merry-go-rounds were there in force as were | allgorts of booths where articles more or less | useful were sold or rafled off. There was life | and motion everywhere, and if a person did | not wantto do one thing there were always | plenty of others to do. MUSIC AND ATHLETICS, Asannounced in Tue Sran yesterday after- noon a number of the uniformed German so- cieties of the city went out to the grounds ina body and their sashes and swords and feathers | were quite a feature of the scene. A little after | 4a large band in one of the open music stands | struck up ‘Resch’s Celebration March” and | continued oa through a program that involved a little of everything from extracts from “Ermine” to “Das Wacht am Rhein.” After- ward came the reception of socisti-s, followed Ona of | the prettiest features of the day wae a gym- nastic exhibition given by the members and the pupils of the Columbia Turn Verein. ‘This large band of young men, uniformed in white | shirts and blue trowsers, went through a aortes of protty and gracefu! evolutions, as well as a number of others that required great skill a4 practice, THE EXERCISES, At 7 o'clock the exercises in the hall began with the overture ‘‘America” by Prof. Donch and a large orchestra, Mr. Paul Schulze, the president of the permanent organization tor the celebration of German day, then mounted the platform and delivered the opening address in German, By the time he began his address the large hall was well filed, althongh a large part of the crowd within the park seemed to prefer to stay outside and enjoy the attractiona presented by the open-air concert, the booths, the targets’ and the dancing pavilion. In closing his speech Mr. Schulze introduced Mr. L. W. Habercom, fifth auditor of the Treasury, who made a stirring address in German that was interrupted again and again by shouts of ap- plause. Mr. Habercom spoke at some length of the history of the country and the important part the Gerinan element had taken init. Ofall races he thought that the Germans amalga- mated with this people the most easily and look with disfavor upon some of the manners aud customs of Germans he was willing to trust to the general characteristi: good sense of the American people for a just verdict. At the conclusion of his address the combined Swnger- bund and Mennerchor sang Abt’s chorus, Das Deutsche Lied, under the leadership of Prot. Waldecker, OTHER SPEECHES, Ex-Commissioner L. G. Hine made a brief but pleasant address in Englisa that waa re- ceived with much interest. Then the Sacnger- bund sang ‘Hei lust’ger Ritt,” Mr. Anton Eb- erly made a speech in the mother tongue and the Mennerchor, under the leadership of Prof. E. Mori, sang **Vereins-Gruss.” Commissioner Doug!a #, who was present as one of the guests | of the evening, made a short speech. ‘Then the band. which bad been giving an open-air con- cert, was called in and played the accompani- ment while the whole audience sang tho “Star Spangled Banner” as enthusiastically as they could done the “Watch on the Khine” and in a manuer that left no doubt as to their loyalty to the flag of their adoption, This ciosed the formal exercises of the even- ing, but it by no means put a stop to the gayety for many simply adjourned to the open dane. ing pavilion’ and joined in with the younge contingent who had been making that their headquarters all the evening. German day was a success, The only thing that marred the | pleasure of the day was the moisture of the | earth, but that was not enough of a drawback | to amonnt to much, and do what she could nature could not keep that crowd from enjoy- ing the day. ———— IN EAST WASHINGTON, Citizens Ask to Have the Cable Line Extended to the Avenue Bridge. The East Washington Citizens’ Association metat 326 Pennsylvania avenue southeast last night. President Dawson called attention to a pamphlet which he said would soon be ready for distribution containing the admirable news- paper accounts of the celebration of the new bridge. The special committees appointed in connection with the bridge celebration were discharged from further service with a vote of thanks. Mr, Weller, from the cxecutive committee, said that the auditing cominittee would find no | } deficiency im the bridge but rather a comfort- able surplus, As tothe committee on hall be said no suitable hall could be found, but he un- derstood a large hall would be provided in the new bank building. THE CABLE LINE. Mr. Weller spoke of the decision of the stock- hoiders of the Washington and Georgetown railroad adopting a cable line for the avenue and Lith street lines, and said in this connec- tion that he was of the opinion that the associ- ation should ask Mr. Hurt to continue the line to the new bridge. Mr. Hurt, he said, had in- timated three years ago that he had no objec- tion to this extension, aud as it was surely easier, speaking from his experience, to run & cable roud in a direct line than around a curve he thought the company would agree to this atonce. There might be urged against this that Congress would have to annul the charter of the company, but with public sentiment be- hind it this was easily accomplished. Mr. Weller having embodicd his sentiments in a resolution, which was adopted, the secretary was notified to coramunicate with Mr. Hurt assuring him of the association's earnest sup- port. In thia connection Mr. Hubbell suggested that the company be requested to locate their power house near the new bridge, but there was objection to this, and Messra. Sperry. Guy and Weller spoke against it. Mr. Hubbell was firm, however, and submitted a resolution in support of what he had said, but when it was put toa vote it was lost, THE STREET SCHEDULE. The street committee reported through Mr. M. I. Weller that it had visited Capt, Rossell before the schedule of streets had been submitted. While the association's schedule had not been adopted in full, Capt. Rossell aeserved the praise of the association for the excellent judg- ment he had displayed regarding the streets of that section. Mr. A. F. Sperry referred to the inactivity of the historical committee appointed three years ago to collect historical data of the association, and moved chat the committee be discharged. ‘This was done, and J. W. Babson, A. F. Spercy and M. I, Weller were appointed to succeed the old committee—Dr. W. Lee White, M.I. Weller and A. F, Sperry. The railroad committee was also discharged and a new ono will be ap- pointed between this and the next meeting. pailecondiocconil _ ReMEM BER free excursion to Frederick on ‘day. For tickets cali on Tuomas C. Cuazaens, 1418 F street northwest.—Advt, Seago cone Mortgaged for Millions. 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Now ‘ORY OF MUSIC, 913 ction primary sind ad- NHART, Prin, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, 85-2 oc ful oper those w business practic correspondence, Aunual Ottice bi obitor 04-6t* \N hueeting at 1 RS. ani and Sat he! ‘Capitol and Fri ODS COMME . ono Cap E been in’ at rithinctic, pelling an dance last year, scholarship &: ours from 5 to count PIKE WISHES TOT 4 pupils th mm additi 530 Pierce plac t ‘urdays, she will al od-lm* 7 wits its Water Color on MONDAY, October 6, at 609 F Classes in life, portrait and antique under the direc: tion of ART z classes in Drawin, wneing October 13, 1890, TUDENTS’ LEAGUE W TAL SCHOOL, 407 EAST pitc) Hill P.O. In suecess- since 1885, aud heartily indorsed by tenduuce. Bookkeeping, rapid writing, gramuar, typewriting. "Over 100 is a good time to Join, ypowriting 810. Circulars, pn A ¥. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. A®T ScHOOL-wrst END. = Ils With NFORM HE. onto her ustal classes, @ ‘Tuesdays, Thursd: each Mondays, Wednes- cE RESUM and Painting in Oiland Mossrs. E. C. MESSER, R. N. BROOKE and HAROLD MacDON ALD. Cireulars of particulars can be had at the rooms, 04-8° 7 OIC! ened nphas E CULTURE 1, Correct Bre A specialty o4-Lin ROF, the Gapital Business Coll Stitute) gives private instruction from 6 to 10 0% w, to ladies and gentlemen pre- ivil service or college. p.m, at method; true impostation of the vos prepared for’ Grand Opera, Concerts, Oratorios, &c. Reopening September 1. 919 1 it? inh T ae music, ( coach Ww: 1000 O st. aucht HOWAKD, SCHOOL, vi NORRI offe D ith attendance. o4-10t* NHOKO! Te Roferenc _ Apply A) cates in in the Cultivation of the Bpesking or Singing Ve ather studio, 1100 13th st. new. At home bet: and 8:3 rms $10 pe her at Washingcon 1 in y ‘October K at. WEAR VOICES STREX thins, Lessons in Elocution, and Expressive Reading. ‘Teaching children Charges moderate, roebel kindergarten atid training cla M. B. DAISH, 1609 Toth st. nw. o4-b* ALIAN Papsl LL SCHOO! aus0. TIONS. SPAN Most ees ref- ers Dl ary and gramm i culture, drawing, pen deuirable,” UCTION ON THE PIANO, r quarter, an, o4-s,tu,th 3t IS8 GRACE A. KING, HAVING LATELY RE- turned from advanced studies in Euro ye, now lo- repared to give Lessons ce. n __o8-Lin® i nw Less ISS HAL € ns resun T ADS PR iidre mer of Y st. SEPTEMBER 15, now open; second year, NS—SPECIAL AT Terins reasonable, 01-1m* SCHOOL FOR 14 IVA -NTION GIV! ETIA P. JOHNSON, 415 Pet.n.ie, Desiznors, Decorators 01 Pant Pertectiy. end Ol Painting. Saturday classes, wonderful progress of students, P from ¥10t0 #5,000. ‘The teacher 2 nd studied fifte sin Europe. £200,000 worth of u. Paintings for sile, National ts, SO4 Ext, ol-lm WARD, oL SHOR * taught in sixteen easy le montis, sions day ad e s30-m* M* ror ei Will & 1 qe PROF. and MKS. HARIVIG Niss a Gpreosazrew N UNIVERS! nw. Office Fifty 11-dU Saturdaye “Bend for spect MAL 25 iv nail Terms moderate, and terminat announi 1116 H st. nw. THAND 1 ypewriting t evening, stud Tiead School of Acui Mw ERS’ S¢ 1OOL, 1 St. BOARDING AND B YOUNG L LSA » Bes cipal, VOCAL INSTR bate, On That: 1° WOMAN'S GYMNAST 61 WILL KEOP Lt tree to students, FI. MU this school Mra, us, ELIZARETH UW SE POWELL, MOND M. a0 ns, Profictency in threa des: d to obtain po- ents heli ne Phe DAY SCHOOL, (TL GIRLS. 6, 0, tot Teachers, For partic- Boys and th separate RUCTION, (chode Island YEK, GRADUATE OF Presbyterian Chureh, Organ ‘Theory auation, referens Address 1119 10th st, nw. UM, BER 1. . Instructors, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, Term operis October 1 at 5:30 p.m. G. L. MAGRUDER, M.D., dean, 815 Vermont ave. hours: Before 10 a.m. S CLASSES 1 VERY SAT cents per hour. April 0, 189 apply to H, ‘eiephone, = CHOOL OF SHORTHAND. SPE Thorough pre| tions, Experienced and suc excellent. Office houre, — tolzm. People stout demand for griduates trom this school, Day | ©ugaxed at those hours may sppoint another bow and Eveuing Seesions, ‘Lerms moderate. Call or | 811 THOS W. SIDWELL yea. send for circulars, s18-im EORGETOWN UNIVEKSITY— TY NCERIAN BUSL Cok. 71H AND MEDICAL,DENTAL AND PHAMACEUTICAL rinents of Howard University” wili give didactic and clinical instruction during:the ensung ¢ DAY MOR Special Classes for Adulte, ‘AL_DEPAKTM ‘The ‘8 IONDAY, OCTOBE ITION AT 10:30. veut Aut arse 6, 1890, “1. "For intormation and H. BARKER, M. AND ci TYPEWRITING, EGE, D Winter term every evening aud day, Hvenine lectures will be from 5:30 to 9:30 p,m, Daily lectures and clinics from 11am, to 2p. 1m CLINICS, Medical by Prof. T. B, Hood. Surkical by Pro Graham . Surgical by Prof, Kobert Keyburn. Diseases of the Throat by Prof. J. E, Brackett, Obstetrical for Seniors by Prof. C.K. Purvis, Gynecoloky by Dr. Georve M. Perry. , Minor Surgery by Children by Dr. ‘tl Fye and Ear by Dispensary by Dr. Special 1 Dental Chimes b Balloch, mas Miller. Dr. E. Oliver Belt, F, J. Shadd, ction in Autopsies by Prof. D, P. Lamb, Prof, J, E. Dufour. fyers will open | iris from EDUCATIO? __ IN WAsui THE COLUMBIA RE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY School, 1335 H st.n.w.. began its session than increased attendance. A few vac: ‘Thorough preparati college, for ims the mulitary and naval academies. Address 07 THE PRINCIPAL. (TBE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL, TY. LL.D., President, oe and for | FA JAMES C. WELI The Hon. JOHN M. HARLAN, LLD.. (Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Courts, fessor of Constitutional Jurisprudence aud of {Private Tu! WALTER lu Professor of the Law of nd Personal Property, | tracts atid of Critues and M ‘The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. ‘(Associate Attor ral of the United States), | Professor of E dence, of Common Law | and Equity 1 Law of Eviten ‘The Hon, AUGUSLUSS. WORTHINGTON, LL.B, (Formerly U.S. District Attorney, District of Co- | umbia), Lecturer on Criminal Picadinie and Practice aud on | Legal ithography bia), WILLIAM ¥. MATIINGLY. Esq, Lecturer ou Practical Commercial Law, MENRKY E. DAVIS, AMLLM., (Formerly Assist Atror: District of Co- ba y ot 1 Associate Professor of Practice, Judge of Moot Court | and Lec t Law. ROBE ‘Treasurer, The opening ox place in the Law Lecture Hall of the University corner 1oth and H streets u.w., on WEDNESDAY. | October I) a K pan, when addreases im exp cation of’ the courses of lectures will be made Ly the Protessors, and when ot! uucements will be tnade for the current scholastic veur. ‘The lecture course of Mr. Jnstice HARLAN on th Constitutional Jurisprudence of ‘the United Sta wall be enlarged and will be supplemented by course on Public and Private International Lay ctuses wili be delivered weekly through the éntire jolastic year. The other Professors will announce the extension given to their several courses. ' The Law Library, which has received large addi- Hons, is open daily (Sundays excepted) fur study and refere Societies for leyal debate and associate study exist in connection with the wehool. The Kevistrar aud Librarian will be daily in attend- ance iu the Law Library from 9 a.m. til 6 o'cluck P.th, to enroll students and answer inquiries, Catalogues, giving detailed intorn: “aw School will take | ion, can be ob: | tained at the'book stores of W. H. Morrison, 1334 F R.w., and of Lowderuitk & Co. 1424 F st. n.w.,at e office of the Treasurer, 1437 Pa, ave, or on ap- plication made to alte JAMES C, WELLING, President, ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, | th annual course of Medical Lectures | tal course Will Legin ‘on Wedbenday | sof both departinents apply to | 726 15th att. w. Obie | im the collexe building, Z 8 tod pau, Telephone S85. IPE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ‘The exercises of thia institution, partment of the Ce fumed on MONDAY in the Hall of the University eu students of both sexes. Application concerning hours of exananation preluminary to ad- | tileston should be addressed to Lhe president or secre. | tary of the faculty. Applications tor cutaloxues should Le addressed to the registrar, Mr. M. G. HODGKINS, A JAMES C. WELLING, President, HE CORCORAN SCILNTIFIC SCROOL OF THE Collegiate De- ¥, Will be re- clock am. Vilewe iM Open to for information ‘u23-Gm Columbian U: ol wall open at | 6 clock p. A the following course of instruction, viz artnents of En- klix, Mathematics, Civil Engineering, Chemstry.As- | ‘Mineralogy, Frenc cal and other br: rea on Astronot 7, All Classes met in thi ‘open to both sex the dean, Prof. b. T.FRISTOK, German, Psy- | Ehysies, sc hes of drawing, | | HARMONY, | G Maasachnsetteave, mw. { ME A. DANIEL WIL. RESUME LES- in Vocal and Instrumental Music Octover 1 | her residen sli-lm* "715 oth | A ADEMY OF ACTIN 614 12th st. now, Large Tinstrated Catalogue sent free. 7 OUNG LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SC } é a ‘St, bexins October 1, 1 for Germ LAURA O. TALBOTT, _ 101 1 CONN, AVEW—MRES. COLLIEKE WILL a ad six pupils to asmall private class o boys already formed. kuglish, Freuch, Latin, An Inchic. Applicants only received after S 310-1m | LW. 618-4m ool, 00. Preparatory courses ce wud Civil Service Examination. MESS, SSkQUT ES | SCHOOL—KINDEKG! EN | AME and Primary—401 Sit. new. Conch worth | rh sect Articulation and Speech Rexding | | t the de School opens September 24. @16- lu? | TOWNs. | he Culture ‘y Method), at 135171 #16-6in_ | st. new, 1890. For Circulars | © her Ciasses in Calis- | ¢at Linthicum Hali, Tue enurr SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th et, nw. Best and Most Practical Instruction. ‘Yorms $10. ranches: New York, oston, Philadelphia, Chi- cago, Varis, Berlin, London, &c. ‘sel | Me PAUL MIEK 112 { TEACHER OF VIOLONCELLO, } PIANO ) THEORY FORWOOD INSTITUT N be 1407 AND 1409 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. (HIGH- LAND TERRACE) AND 12:12 AND 1214 14TH ST., WASHINGTON, D.C. SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. NINTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Four large connecting houses, with open grounds frout und rear. Faculty of twenty-five protessors.and Veachers. Pupils prepared for college or for the Har- yard examination for wome! reat advantages in Music, Art, Elocution and Modern Languages, Intividual instruction and home tranny. Mr, aud Mrs. WILLIAM D. CABELL, sl a Princely, JHEBEay ¢. RAKE MANN, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, Will resume instruction on September 15, h, 11st. NW, 815-1m* 812-1! 6th st. new. JRRIENDS' SELEC CHOOL, 1811 IST. N.W. ‘A Primary, Intermediate and High School “for both sexes, Eighth year bewins SEPTEMBER 29 | with a rs, all professions! and ¢: perienced. red. tor business or for e | tering tite sci cal courses of any collewe; individual training; special advantages to apt pupils. ‘the school is wel with charts, reference Pe | books and physical aud chemical apparatus, Text | books furnished without extra charge. ‘Ihe building hag been constructed specially for school purposes, Lighting, heating, ventilation and plumbing SCHOOL UF LAW, FACULTY. REV. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, 8.3, President of the University. ARLES W. HOFFMAN, LL, CHARI pean of the Foculty. HON, WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, LL.D, (Chief Justice, U.S Court of Class), Lecturer op Statutory and Administrative Law and Legal Maxis, 5 MARTIN F. MORRIS, LLD., Lecturer, on Constitutional and “International Law, ‘Admntralty and Comparative Jurusprudonce. HON, JEREMIAH M. WILSON, LL.D., Lecturer ob the Law of Real Esuuie aid tie Law of widence. HON. ANDREW C. BRADLEY ‘Aud Dre. J. E, Lee, Starr Parsons and Walter 8, Supreme Court, District of Columbia over, 219-pnl | 7 fuees SeSemon Law Pieiee nek ety LOCUTION AND ORATORY. rica Jurisprudence E ‘New Catalogue Now Ready. JOSEPH J: DAKLINGTON, LL.D, Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property, Uontracta The course in FLOCUTION prepares the pupil for ‘and Negotiable Paper. Home Heading, Public Recitals aud ‘Teachers’ Posi. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, LLD, tions, Leoturer “ou the Law, of Partnership, G aus Practice aud Testamentary Laws The course in ORATOKY prepares the pupil for Lec- R. ROSS PERRY, AML, tures, Debates. Public Addresses, ‘Afvet-dinne cr Speak- D ‘Domest: ic” ing. Legal Arguments, Pulpit Oratory and Political | Lecturer on we ee Specches, dealing with manner and matter, — MOOT Cour’ Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- ferred. ‘The success of OUr graduates hse wurpassed all expectation. _8ls-4m OREIGNERS DESIRING AN ¥ ‘Teacher of kus) 1207 10th st. nw. MARTYN COLLEG! Oia Steet. mw, address pupils Chilian Minister and number of Pan. railway to the Central Trust Company of New York and John Stozenberg of New Albany, Ind. The company is to pay off outstanding loans them for 810,000,000 that were given in 1880 at a rate of 6 per cent interest and to use the surplus to improve the condition of the road, including equipments, buildings and fa- cilities, ———_+oo_____ Tne Sate of lots will close the 25th of Oo- tober. Wesley Reights, * RIENCED iy aay Refers by perinission iT. Circuit Court: Prof. GEORGE E. HAMILTON. ‘of Al : Profs. MARTIN F. MOKRIS, ANDHEW 6. BRADLEY and R’-ROSS PERMY. can Delegates. 1s ANDRE ar are Certificate of N. K. > culars free, 1006 N st. u, rer: ‘ADAME A. PEL, (FROM PARI) M 1810 & street northwest a Specialty, Hest Comrie Ic Ek-eST LENT ie city and resumed lessons in Piano, ‘Vielon- Dorsoually, oF ‘as 15:38 Corcoran st, 510-1m* Booretary and Treasurer. | NER OF 1071 AND E 8.8 N.W., whe: iN iF | ences exchansed. EDUCATIONAL, _ eee IN WASHINGTON, _ V ATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL FACULTY. HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, LLD., Aasociate Justice of the Supreme Court of the ‘District of Columbia, President. RON, SAMUEL F. MILLER, LL.D. Justice of the Supreme Court ef the United States, Professor of Constitutional Law. HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LiD., Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and Jurisdiction ‘of the Federal Courts JAMES SCHOUL, Lecturer on the of RAILROADS. | CeSaeake Ade OUllO KALA Late Schedule in Effect May 1% D streets. 10.57 News, Old Poiut Comfort aud Gaus, Arrive a¢ Old Pout a6 10 pum c 540 12:24m., Cnemmatt Pita Wary F Eiiirees daly fo r atations ta nua, Kentucky and Oneinneti. Sinepere troneh without eiauge toe ¢ REGERE CARUSL LL-D. Professor of Law of Kew! versonal Property, Contracts, Negotiable Instruments and Corporations. HON. SAMUEL F PHILLIPS, Late Solicitor General of the United tates, Lecturer on the Law of Partnership aud Cor} ms. MON. JOHN GOODE, LL. Lecturer on Criminal caw receive jum at ® pan OMice: S13 Paiusy vasa avenue, BW. FULLER General Passenger Agent ND OHIO RAILROAD, Rect June 26, IN _sv12-tt Bey HON. WESTEL WILLOUGHEY, Lecturer on the Law of Heal Property, JACKSON H. KALSTON, Li. aor turer on Fractive aud Jude: Lecturer VALTER Kur oe turer on Patent L: r — eT GENE CARY: By cet Ray hs NINO exprene Gaay 9:90, secretary and T or Leatgton an The twenty-second annual se 100m 4 pointe in the Shonandoah Valen, will open in the Lav School Butiding, No. 1006 © st, Row, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, TSY0, at O'CLOCK P.M. when an introductory lecture will be elivered and the announcements for the scliool year ‘Will be made. ‘The library and reading room will be open to stu- dente daily, except Suuday, trom 8 o'clock am. to 10 O'clock pam Catalogues containin teined Lowdern OF THE For Winchester and way stati 3 stations, 15.4 For Luray, 1) Suand*s dupa, » Week days, +05 full information can be ob- $24 F et nw; atthe OFFICE RR, COM | dents toa ola Se mn ee Stations tetweon Washincton 8 30am, 1 nw. Ti 1 SECRETARY AND. can enroll, * E MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL Pe R A Lattle Boys will open at $46 Corcoran st. mber 17. very efiort made to cultivate the more for Washington, 20, 8 , » 10, h, 8:20, B Su, to For Anuay s ve AnDap Sundaye, termediate stations, 00 Wa rae 1 Sunday wt 1:13 opeuitau Branco, ‘ SU, 111.30 ae 1eS0 aan. ana y IVe Mum Cine aly from Cipeimats aud St. Louis a ‘D SCHOOL AND NOKMAL TRAINING CLASS, le, IA DIVISION ark. J.and T s is a8 well as the intellectsor the pupa Ani iransterred bis School of Languages to 101 Good Tetuplar Hail, 49 st and Pa, av BS MUSIC ROOMS, Violin, Piano, Oran, Vocal Le ared for his foreigners a specialty. 1918 Sunderland Place wouth of Duyent ¢ ANIANN, Sim. end 2:00 pm, trun Vitisvunt 7-10aIm. bo H. PUTS n fac departneht, will Reopen | EF New bork, dzemton, N “10.00, * PRE FP, GAULaRD es to inform his numerous clients thet he bas ave. Brauch office, 611 127th st. ASHINGTON ERVALORY OF first year. Pinne, Organi, \ oie, Viniin, Flute, Col tr BWEULL Darector. R 14. AND 431 SE IsS8 BALCH, 1° Moje ier ci br F sud Wellesley C ach prepara A service and censtiy examiations, Lust ¢ INDERGARTEN A GN barra Term begins Oet. 1, 1590. Mrs. LOUISA MANN.» oe ee W M. M.A. (HARVARD), WITH EFFT. | SEW ORK AND PIILADELD 9 cient assintan his Classical wud Fngitsh School tor Younx Men aud | Wo, Boys aud resumo Private Instruction SEPIEM DIR and 3 ey ~ Me, 1890, at 1453 Corcoran at. Mest of rfereuces | @ay azuiis, Sicepiang Car bu te ven. | For circulars and infortustion apply at SAN- | 80:00 p-un DEKS & STAYMAN'S, 0:34 Fat mw, noc | POE #800, °10-00, °22 00neen GE CECIIINS ACADEMY FOR ¥ AbIES | “*)2 10.30 ‘And Children, G01 East Capitol st. Wilreown | 455 arte a day, September 8. Music and painting receive 1a) attenti : Mt S.W.COR, M. AND 11TH 8TS., WASHINGTON, D.C. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS: MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. mediate points 5 Fisadeiyuia, To-00 “aud tween Beltimore and 2U wt, 1200, iraing leave New York for Washington, * {ite en” S2:00 Soo #3000 fue and ae SEMIN: © Philadelphia for Washington, 4.26 +o “ALSO may TA “4 Sie oo Se For Boston *2.50 pum, with Pullman Buffet Sleep. ing car ruching through to Bs. Without change vitle Lridwe, audits pagwouwers a Bund ni at boston, For Atiantic City, & Sundays, 4-09 ani) 1 pt Sunday Thorough instruction in all departments in accond- | gies celled: ere ita ance with best modern methods, Buildingsremodeled, | “chet offices Ui) avy 1521 Tv uve. eid at depae enlarged and furnished with every appliance for | J.T. ODELL, Geu. Manacer. we heaith and comfort of pupils, including passenger ele- | yaygiE UREA. : vator, steam heating and perfect sanitation. For fur- ther particulars apply,after September First, 1890, to the Principal, sm. MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOM CoLUMBLA COLLEGE OF CUMMEKCE,- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NUKAM, WEdt AND SOU THWEST, DOLBLEL A DSELENDID sChNERY. BILLL bs 3 “ Meuse ass LQUUPMENT, effect May 11, 150 TRAINS LEAVL W Astin FLOM STATION, COLNE OL 61 AND D ISAS FOLLOWS: La. ave., opposite city post office, Bor butteburg and the West, Clicago Liuuted Lapreas Gives the Best Business Training iu tao World, the gL Pulau Vestibule Care at 10:00 am deus ai being jointauthor of the system which re- Fant Lin to Chicago, Columbus ved the only guid medal awarded fur Busts kdu- and Bt 1 wx Cars from. barrie cation at the z Paris, ISS. Six burg to 1 pure to Columb . English, Accountancy to Chi oun Chigago and Cin +, Shorthand, and Typewritiug. Anuusl Gnuati Fapre: $0p.0n amily.” Parlor Car Wash- 10 $50. Situations guaranteed juwtouf to Harrisburg, aud Sieeping Care Harris: Scie or oo tor eee burg to St. Louis, Chicago and Cineiunats and CK. URNER AM CL, Prin, Duning Car Marrisbury to St. Louis, Chicas 40 p.m. day, acon to Chicago and St, arris and Mempni 0 Kacbunond in. daily, for P THE HOLY CROss. mbraces thorough Preparat nd uflords every advantag: 131. “ tou @inie car Pittsburg Pacite Express, 10-00 Mumeand Art. Piano, Harp, Viol, Guitar and Banjo a y Lessons given, General Vocal, Drawing and Fr Work free. SPENCELIAN ‘A practical business education that qualifies young Men aud women for self-support and useful lives. Year begins MON DA’ ‘Ottice open for ar- teburg and the West, with through Sle Pittsburx te Chicaye, wectsligeseatisteediagae BALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, iwua, hechester aud F for hane, Cun Forays except stapenend For brie, Canandawua dud Kecuester daily; for Bute ngements from August 70. This college embraces faioand Niagara daily, exc day, 10-00 pre six echools, viz: School of Practical Musiioss and Ac- — Wastungton to Kockester, counts, including English lancuasge, business arith. For Willen och Haven end Eluire, ot 10 :50q metic and rapid writing; Me Sehool of preparatory Luglish. including elementary bookkeepiue: Schcol of Shorthand and Typewriting, Dunday. ¥. 310 Dom. 2Ok PHILADELVHIA, NEW Yc K ANDTHEEASY, iucluding punctuation apd ‘Linge, School of Npence- YUU, 11-00 and 11-40 an 2:10, 31a, rian Vractical Penmanship, including teachers’ uor- 40, 10:00 and 11:20 pan.” On Sunday, mal course and blackboard writing: School of Me- 11:40 am, 2:10, 3:15, 4:70, 10.00 and ebanics) and Architectural Drawmy, includiug guvern- Dp. Limited kapress of Pullen Parior meut work ; School for Civil Pervice Tramiug, tndiva Cars, 8:40 am. daily, exc Sunday. for New d class instruction, Day aud Night Sessic olarship for business courte, day sessions, #7 10vn entering and balance on monthly in nis of $10 cuch, or $60 sf paid in full on en. Dork quly Linited Lxjress with Dinsne Card 00m duly FOR PHILADELPNIA ONLY. Fest express 8:10 a.u y* and 4.00 pm. Aatig, wee terug. Year scholarship, night sewions, @56, payable | 2h Tes, Sunday cule, S40 pu #8 on entering and balance tu monthly installments of | FOF Boston wituout change, 515 p.m. every day, @8 cach, or 850 if paid in fullon entering. Quarterly | 20F Brovklyn, N.¥.. all shrough. trains connect @ rates: # i seasons, 318 night sessions. "Write or dereey City with bouts of »kiyh Anuea, afford~ call for new illustrated announcement for 1890-1591. iw direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ‘Telephone call, 1084-3. ternage ac w York caty HENRY C. CER. LLB. Principal, | For Atsuue City, 1140 aim. week Gaye 1120pm 8ul6 _- MKS. BAKA 4. SPENCER Vice Principal, | xo Belismo 20, 8:10, 9:00,9:40, 10.00, 1Q2QB FPTEEN TH Br. 3.W. 10:5 wd 11:40 aum., 12 Ud, 2-10, 3 Lo ~ com Yen % 40, 6.00. 7.40, ud 212 ‘Sunway ¥ ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies 1:90, 1140 am eee Roe ey x oe > 40, : 00, 7 wand Li i for Pope's Cr ‘Gaily, = FE except Sunday > a 248 = pes = or Annapolis, + 20 and 9-00 am,, 12 and 4. OUT OF WASHINGTO: Pau caails, exocevt Dudes, Suudays, G00 atk Smear : duds 20pm, ECTORY SCHOOL WILL TAKE TW trom eixht to tourteen, to receive howe edi ughters; usua! English branche: Lusic; & mouth: uo extras, ‘refer- L MEREDITH, Widewater, o7-2t WASIUNGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. IN EFFECT MAY 11, 1890, with Freueh iY Dan. On Sunday at i. Stattord county, 2330, 6.01, B08 3 | () YEARLY BOAKD AND TUITION, SEM- Wo Pt. . S150 iearsMigtisy Muitary Academy Wooyes. | Acctuteuiatien for, Guanticn. 745 am, and 4:53 han xrounds: very healthy ; best care, thorough in- pa. wee = 7 oes. Sund sarackions 0 Weis, RPISCUPAL SCHOOLS, | For lackiwoud wud the south, +90 and 20 01 : mm, week day Haddoutield, NJo ___ 827-1me shingwn 0 5 05 A) gtr STITUTE, | COXCORDVILLE A Pe | PY a. per year. One of the best schools to : 4 2 ‘eI boys and wirls, how, to meet the duties of life, ee fi oe cou of study. oys under 13 years, 8150. id ; . Tickets and iniormaticn at the offic, northeasteon $y20-Sante | SHURTLIDGE (ale, A.M. Prin. | scr'igth st. oud Teaueylvanis, avenue, apa et tap Station, where orders can be jeft forthe checkig af AUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Warrenton, Va. Situated in the Peidmout region Virginia, ou the Richmond and Dauville railroad, 54 mules from Washiuetou A very successtul schvol, enurely full two past sessions. Strong faculty, ‘Next term begins SEPTEMBER 18, 1890. For catalogue address. » GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M. Principal, baguaxe to destination irom hotels and residences, CHAS. E. PUG 3. K Woub, General Manager. tmy12] General Passetieer Agent, FRCHNOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. | Beli im ettect JULY 13, 1800. 3:50 au.—kast Tenuessee Mail, “daily for Warren ton, Gordousville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg aud Stations between ‘Aleaundria and Ljtichburg, Ronus ghe, Adauta “Lristol uoxvallg Chattancoge aud eupbas, 34-24 am.—Past Mail daily for Culpeper, Char- Jottesville, Stations Chesapeake and Ubio’ Kowa, Lyuchburs, Kocky Mount, Danville and Stations be: AWeen Lynchburg aid Danville, Greensboro’, Kaleigh, fatovilie. Chaslotte, | Coimubia, Aucustay Atauitay Birmingham, Moutgomery, New Orleans, Texas kor illustrated catalogue of 71 pages addresa 69h; Cg WIGHT, BSS aa Buperutendent, 10 k OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY Sprine, Monteomery county, Md., reopens Sept 16. Thoroiigh tammy is aimed at, with the in Calter. “Pullman Sleeper New lork to Atlan ence, 8 far us porsibie, of aLome government. ‘The | and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New Uricans. Puil- umber is lined and especial care is given to the | mao Sleeper Danville to Columbia snd Aucusta. Puile healtu of the scholars, For circulars furtier iu- | WAL Sicepers Washington to Cincinnat vie Cand Q formation address HENKY C. HALLOWELL, A.M. (Yale), 3018-4m ‘Sindy Spring, Ma. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, Tucsday and Thursday, at 4 p.m.,ae far as urriouan and Leonardtown, Suit: Creek Fare, first-class, 0c.; second class, 300. Freight lower tham other routes, For information, ceil Telephone 130. *ls-lm Route. 40 p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, Sor BManasseg Strasbury aud intermediate stations, 4:30 P.in.—Duily via Lyucuburg, Bristol su@ Chat tanoua. Pullman Vestibule Sicupers Wastunaton te Memphis, coupecting thence for all Arkansas pointe, 1:10 p.m.—Western Express dally for Manssmm, Chariottesviile, Staunton, Lomeville, Cinctupate Pullman Vestibule “iraiu Waxtuuxten to Cuncimmaty wath a Pulliian Sleeper tor Louisville, .—houthern Express daily for Lynchburg, Kalewh, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, ‘Mo Urieans, Texse %o Noxvotx axp orp porst. On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. FARE, @2 ONE WAY; 83 ROUND TRIP. Wash 19 Ahevilie aud ‘How Springe X.C iustou 0 Ashevilie and Hot Spy we nisbury. Also Washington 0 Augusta ‘via Dasiville SbaChatiotte “Trains on Washington and Obio division leave Wash- Steamers Leave 6th strect wharfat 5 p.m. Tues. | inctou 0:00am, daily, 1 -Gop um. ‘except Sunday Gay, Ihureday, Seturday and Sunday.” Further s2- ? ng Hu i130 formation Telephone call 1350. Lands et Piney x x Point cach trip going aud returnine. my9-Gin (QTEAMER “WAKEFIELD” A spiel capsige Tae ean EEES at7 ean. DAY, FRIDAY apa SUNDAY evenings, Yor ‘Nani Creek, Va, Leonardtown "and St. Clem- ri Bay, Md., touching at intermediate a es CW. RIDLEY Ticheem aioe Tea and information a “CW. 2 Ticue vation 8 General Manager, | suruished and oarcage checked st offen, 1300 Pepe sylvanis eve. and st pesseuser station, Peunayivaase Failrond, 6th aud Bs my10 JAB. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pas Agent. OCEAN STEAMERS. SMALL AUG Tip we on bast press Bt T FORTRESS MONROE, A Steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7th-st, whart Mon- duys, Wednesdays apd Fridays, at 5 pan, EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BUSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMEKS. Fare: $2 single; round trip, $3. Tickets and rooms at B. und O. ticket offices, G19 and 1351 Pa. ave.,aud Hawley's, 14th and New York ave. For further Intormation inquire at STEPS office on the 10 NORPOLE AN wharf, ‘Telephone call 740-3, WM. and Gen. Ageut Taha ann? i fide, Sate oot ALS . a Maer et MEDICAL, &. Werres Tues, Oct. 4.6.30 aim; Basia, Weds, am. ; Kui, Bat, Oct. 18,¥ Gam; Trave, —— = 7 jortabie state exeelient table, luxurious Roy ica by applying at 013 | Comte autnente Piigee, aeecatin So ana EAD AND BE WISE.—DR. DROTHI stow talon apy te ee aw, before me aud ve. aaa Se cea ay | — —<—$———= Fr 2 7 few ites aug oeur’ of tbe day. Subeerbed and GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Mia eeeies| sp eB... Sohunatitar thin Sd aay of Suly. 2 eos"! H, D. Bane, [HAS NEVER BE INTRADICTED THAT IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Vireo fp be lier taped eat erING. AND SUM 1800 a « Full Stock of te oe rtwoot Dr. BLOTEEM Livwcrsting Cordiae | RECRIVED ANU C14) 20K YOUR INSPECTOR il “cure any caso of Nervous Debulity, 006 Bat & D. BARR, an, e20-im* | aye 1221 Penna ave De ae imesied) containing ful Yor HOME CURE EOUSEFURNISHINGS. free of chanwe. : SUUSEEUBS! _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. _| Comm Br Gas ae eee A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES Op band and for sale ny eo a711-3m° a