Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1890, Page 7

al THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. = a2 - — CITY AND_ DISTRICT. 2 No city in the world is so thoroughly covered by the circulation of a single news- paper ax is the city of Washington by that of ‘Tux Evextvo Stan, It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. It meears to its circula- tion, No other Washington paper has yet done this. HIS WORD 1S LAW. The Referee at the Athictic Meet and Who Will Assist Him. THE DUTIES OF THE OFFICIALS—EVERYTHING LIKE CLOCKWORK—MANAGING THE ATHLETES WHO WILL TAKE PART IN SATURDAY'S CON- TESTS—THE ENTRIES FOR THE EVENTS. Good management is never more necessary in the conduct of a publie event than in the case of such games as those that will take place on Analostan Island Saturday afternoon, An experienced man is needed at cvery post to see to some one detail of the arrangements, or else there will be awkward aud time-wasting waits that will not only cause the audience to grow weary, but will make confusion in the tents | of the contestants. A well-arranged program anda strict adherence to its provisions are quite as essential as the presence of talent of the first order to make such a mect interesting and satisfactory. AN EXPERIENCED REFEREE. There could not be a better man at the head of affairs, as referce and general factotum for the day than the one who has been selected by the championship committee, Mr. Frank W. Eddy, the president of the Detroit Athletic Ciub, and one of the leading athletes of the west. He is ihe present vice president of the union, and avery popular officer. Endowed with a large fortune he has ample opportuni- ties to devute to the development of athletics in the City of the Straits and it is due largely to him that the amateur sport has been kept so pure and has been fostered as it has there and elsewhere in the west. He has had a large amount of experience as referee of games given on such a large scale as those of tomorrow and his service will no doubt be more than sativ- A Call for Pearline brings the best washing com- pound in the world, and the original one—all others are imitations. It costs no more than common soap. It does more than soap’swork, and half of your own besides. Anything that needs cleaning can washed with it—without scour- ing, rubbing and scrubbing, and with absolute safety. Make its acquaintance ;_ mill- ionsof women call it their best friend. Every grocer keeps it, because he has constant calls for it. Beware of imitations. 18 JAMES PYLE, N.Y. Use CERES, the Celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour. It is the best in the world. MR. FRANK W. EDDY. It is his duty to decide all questions relating to the actual conduct of the meeting where there 1s not a final settlement provided in the rules, He alone hus the power to change the order of events as laid down in the oficial pro- gram, toalter the announced arrangements of heats in any event. Should aclaim of foul be made in any but the final heat of a race he has the power to disqualify the competitor whom he may decide to be in error, and it is his right to allow the runner or racer who was hindered to start in the next round of heats. just as though he had been placed there at the begin- ning. In case the foul occurs im the final heat he may disqualify the fouling competitor if he considers the foul an intentional one, and he may also order a new race between such of the competitors as he may think entitled to the privilege. These are most important require- | ments and need a man who is abscutely fri from suspicion of unfairness, and who is b sides a thorough student of the rules of the union. GALLERIES, PHILADELPHIA. _9pS-tu.thiss-ly For a DISORDERED LIVER Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 26cts. a Box. oFr ALT DH ‘TNE INSPECTORS. ‘The officials next in importance are the in- | spectors, of whom on this occasion there are | five—A. C. Stevens, N. J. A. C.; Edw. Milligan, | A. C.S.N.; Geo. 8. Atwater, C. A.C.; J. H. . ¥, A. C., and A. H. Hartwell, P. A. C. They are directed by the referee to stand in certain places to watch the competition closely and to report to him on each claim of foul the merits of the case as judged by them. ‘They are, in fact, the referce’s assistants and have no other jurisdiction. Mr. Atwater, the in- spector of bicycle racing, is a well-known ashingtonian and a prominent member of the Columbia Club. He has been identified with cycling for many a year, being now on the corps of officers of the L. A. W. and chief consul of the District division. He is as thor- oughly an able man to watch a bicycle race as the committee could have chosen. FINISH AND FIELD JUDGES AND TIMERS. The finish judges are G. W. Carr, M.A.C.; Jno. F. Huneker, and W. G. Schuy- lor, N.Y.A.C. It is their duty to stand at the finish tape and decide upon the order in which the contestants cross the line in the finixh of each race, cach one usnally watching number one, another number two and the third the other piace man. Their decisions are without appeal in case of disagreement the voice of a majority governs. It is the duty of the field judges to make an accurate measurement and to keep tally of all trials of competitors in the high and broad jumps, the pole vault, the weight contests and the tug of war. They are likewise judges and are vested in the absolute jurisdiction of the other judges. their decisions being final. Where weights are thrown or men jump for distance it is their duty to see that a small flag is placed in the ground to denote the best per. formance up to date. They are W. HH. Rogers, A.C.S.N.; H. E. Burmyer, N.¥.A.C.; Cyril Rob- -C., and G.B. Morrison, B.A-C. The duties of the time keepers and the diffi- culties surrounding them have already been explained in these columns, but it may be in. teresting to quote from the book of rules. “The time keepers shall individually time all events where time records are called for. Should two of three watches mark the same time and the third disagree the time marked by the two watches shall be accepted. Should ail three disagree the time marked by the in- termediate watch shall be accepted ‘The flash of the pistol shall denote the actual time of starting. In case only two watches are held on an event and they fail to agree the longest time of the two shall be accepted. For record, however, three watches must be held on au The time keepers Saturday will be FINE 929 F STREET -‘N.W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. OPEN 7 A.M. CLOSE AT 9 P.M. SHOES, Baltimore Store, 825-p7 4 and 6 West Baltimore st. Baltimore, Md. 615 7TH ST. N.W., Esve opened a first-class retail credit JEWELEY STORE ‘Where they will constantly keep on hand a complete stock and large assortment of Diamonds; Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c., which they will sell ona srecial 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 a 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 BEPAIRING A SPECIALTY. | Lewis, Columbia; Ernest 8. Ramsdell and Lewis The announcer, the man described in Inst Saturday's remarks about the meet as one with ‘a cast-iron voice and an impenetrable patience. is Mr. E. Buckley, B.A.A. Incase a bulietin board is provided he becomes an artist with the whitewash brush, but on Analostan Island ho will be a shouter, making a tour of the field whenever he has anything of interest to say. MARSHAL STINEMETZ. Mr. Samuel Stinemetz,C.A.C., has had a good deal of experience as marshal on Analostan Island, and is therefore well qualified to act as such on Saturday. He will have full police charge of the enclosure, and shall prevent any but officials and actual competitors from enter- ing it. He has as assistants C. J. Kintner and J. R. Elder. P THE ENTRIES for the various events to be contested Satur- day have been finally announced as follow: For the 100-yard run—Geo. L. Catlin, jr., Corinthian, Staten Island, N.Y.; Jas. M. Glen, ‘ational, Brookiyn; §, J, King and Jerre B. iott, Columbia Athictic Club; Chas, Schuylkill Navy, jr., Detroit; 1. H. Car ing, M. Remington, W. M. Mackdermott, a. F. Copeland and” W. M. Y.: P. Vredenbrugh, 't. Fisher, jr., New York Athletic Club. 20-yard run—James M. G Brooklyn N.Y.; 8. J. King, J. B. I M. Dickiuson, Coinmbia West End, Newark, c Schuylkill Navy; John Owen, jr., I “ PEARS’ ---The Great English _EDUCATIONAL IN WASHING TO: IFTEENTH ST, N.¥ H. Cary, Fred V hington wie vipat will reopen September 24, Christic'and W. H Manhattan, N.Y.;P. | [3-4 anp Vredenbrugh, F. W, Kobinson, KR. C. Fisher, | PMs? 454, jr. and A. W. 8. Cochrane. New York Athletic | Siub. 440-yard run—George L. Cathlin, jr., Corin- | K AND DECORATIVE D ia 7 1 ple L ni, Di thian; 8. J. King and H. | y exccuted and isthe by bia; M ie Woman at resideuce LIZS Lith et. n J. Murburg. Pastime, N.Y z ter, Schuyikiil Na G. kL. U elder, Boston | H INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO, r dermis ® and ton, L. M. Cary, W, M. 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Morrell, New Jerse Capitol Bt. u 3 ae | JOSEPH BHORTLIDG: One mile run—Conrad Marks, hmond ovesatien dor v R exes ool will take | ~ vel mii ag yse who haw ecping, aw Lecture Hall of the University, s.e. | county; C, O. Wells, Amherst ¢ J. Ss prRetiCe, ar sTapad writin, grammar, 1 aiid H atreets iW, on WEDNESDAY Warrenton, Va. Kenyou, Columbia; Joseph city, Seluy Mt nud typowritine. Over 100 | Uctover 1, at 6 o'clock pany wheb addresses in exphic | Of Virginia, on the AB. . fT, P. Conneff, F.F. | ance lawt 5 ood tine sation of the courece of icoturce will be made by the | 54 mulze teem Washinton Carr, W.’ Me M. Jack and 'W. 'T | Proiessors. atid cements wall be | entirely tull two pust sessions, We . the € ry | Next term begins SEPLEMBEK 18, 100. Young. Manhattan; W. W. Ellsworth and UW. | Justice HARLAN on the | Forcataloxue address Mackintosh, New York Athletic; E. Hjert- | ~ SCHOUL—Wés?t lence of th Cunt Su Lj-eo3t GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M, Principal. arg, New Jereey, and J.D, Reid, Am thd Prveats Tettruatiosal baw iiss | NEW YOKE MILITARY AcADEAY Live-mile run—M. Healey, Acorn of Brook- COKNWALL-ON-UL delivered For illustrated catalogue of 7] pas .¥, ugh the entire Adress ichae! derers’ Cricket and PIKE, WISHES TOTNFORM HER ERI Mfessors will aunounce the extension | Col. C.J. WRIGHT, B.S. A.M., Superiutendent, A. B. George, I. P. Conneft, F. F. Car ach Mondays, tious, int iy dsundays excepted) tor etudy aud | FRCCR MeCarthy, W. M. Jack, W. 'T.Young and Vi Gctober Hoy TsO, at Fekeren ‘ 1 Tho st a eeTy eerhot Y Y. ws for le del y thu de Podesta, Manhatta Hjertburg and W. erhoft's Art Store, 1221 Va, av, rater ate and associate study exist | ence, as far as po-nible, of bi The ofl MP AKT SLUDENTS' LEAGUE nu Drawing and Painting in Oil an MONDAY, € at G09 Fat Classes in lite, portrait and & we under the dire tion of D. Reid, American, time of | New York; C. R. Barden, Boston and E. D, Lange. C. L. Nicoll, W. 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Jor- xter, New York New Jersey; D. ey draw Runuing high jump—J. Fitzgerald, Pastim D. Long und J. E. Morse, Boston: Z. A. Cooper, | YPIOS GHACE A. KING, HAVING h. E. Pritchard, H.L. Hallock, W. M. Christian | AVA turned from advanced studies in Europe, extes in Wastin in the Cultivati t lier studie nd 5:30 p. i. JOHN PL CAT Wil le prepared to wive’ Lesnui Bj eaking or Singing Voi 1100 13th st. uw. At bome and W. M. Mackdermott. Manhattan; C.. Wic- | gand and A. Nickerson, New York Athletic; D. F. O'Brien, Detroit, Running broxd jamp—S. J. King and S. E. I C. Lewis, Schuylkill Navy; J. H. Clausen, Bos- ton; F. I. Ducharme, Detroit; A. F. Copland, J. 8. Roddy, Z. A. Cooper, A. H. Green and V M. Christie, Manhattan; ’A. A. Jordan, C. Wiegand and H. L. Williams, New York Ath- letica; W. Halpin, E. Es Barnes and F. C. Kuf- fer, New Jersey. 3 FRANCES TWITCHEL! Ss KINDER GAKTE Will open ¢ Atl Youur LESS¢ MRS. "HARRIET MILLS, Removed to 1127 10th st. now. O. Sullivan, New Jersey. INSTRUCTION.—THI GREATEST, OPPOH Putting 16-pound shot—John Ryan, Wander ers; H. It. Allcn, jr., J. Buckley, ( berner, C. Coughlan, F. L. Lanbrecit aud H. H. Janeway, Manhattan; J. 8, Mitchell, K. J. Gianini and George KR. Gray, New York Ath- letic. 120 yards, hurdie, 10 flights, 3 feet 6 inches high—Lewis C. Lewis, Schuskill Navy; b. J. J. Quee SHORTHAND SS coumntin wixtec: montis, Typewrith us day aud evenin us, Head Schou! T. Norton, Manhatin; Geo. Schmezicr, A. AL Jordan and H. L, Williams, » Athi KE. E. Barnes, F. C. Ruffer, A. Brown and F. £. bhreigh, New Jersey. Individual tug-of- Cale, Acorn; ©. A. J. QueckLerner, ©. Cog H. Cowan, F. L. Lambrecht, H H.R. Allen, jr., D. 5. Lord, Mitchell, George R. Gray, W. Mus, ELIZABETH H_MY: E LOUISE POWELL, VOCAL INSTRU G zig, Organist Asso e Thstructions iu Pisno, Orgau and ail civcular tur further ifurmation, refere: Tortus moderate, Audross 1119 1th st, uw. = Lm* ephens and W. L. Condon, lotic. >. C. Hughes, MAC; C. A. Reed, BAA; M. Bishop, 5.L A.C. AT THE CRACK OF THE PISTOL. Mr. George D. Turner, the starter, will nave sole jurisdiction over the competitors after the clerk of the course has properly placed them in their positions for the start. He gives the signal for the start by means of a pistol, The starter has power to decide on all questions of “false starts," which are certain violations of the rules occurring at his end of the hue. Such is the case when any part of the person of a competitor touches the ground in front of his mark before the sound of the shot, and peualties are inflicted for an offense like this as follows: In races up to 300 yards the offender shall be put back one yard for the first and another for the secoud attempt; in races between 300 and 600 yards two yards for the first and two more for the second; between 600 and 1,000 yards three yards for first and three moro for second; between 1,000 yards and one mile five yards for each trial, and im all races over a mile ten yards, A third false start bars a mangrom the event. Any competitor who, when the word is given to “get ready,” attempts to advance himself from his mark, shall be ruled out by ‘the starter. THE CLERK OF THE COURSE, Mr. M. G. Williams, jr., will have a list of the entries and shall notify the men to appear at the lines before the start in each event in which they are to contest. When all are ready he notifies the starter. He has several assistants, who look after the matter of getting the men ovt of their tents upon the track or field. They are as follows: 8. J. Cornell, M.A.C.; C.F. Bicksta, W.A.C., and Robert Mazette, 8.1.A.C. THE JUDGE OF WALKING, . Mr. Samuel Austin bas the sole power to de- termine the fairness or unfairness of walking and from his decision there is no appeal. He | must caution any competitor when —— un- fairly, the third caution disqualifying. When the unfair walking occurs during the last 220 yards of race the offender be 1mmedi- ately disqualified, SCORER AND ANNOUNCER, Mr, A. M. Sweet, N.J.A.C., is scorer, and as such will record the order in which each com- petitor finishes his events, together with the time furnished by the time keeper. He tallies the laps covered in races of over a quarter mile, and announces by means of the bell when the leading man enters the last lap. His assist- ants are Brosius, Central Turn Verei: W. J. Swan, MAC; J. H. 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Gray, New York 4 t 12 meals and stud “as TEAcHH Dy sumples of Weddiug Invitations, Menus, Orders of Sullivan, New Jersey. ciebrated t tof HIANO AND THEORY: at5-ame | Ske BOSE aN a eee FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. 3y8 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. preg RIVER LANDINGS i STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSO Sunday, Tuesday and Jbursday ‘Currioman aud Leonardiown, Smith Creek . Fare, first-class, o0c.; second class, jower than ND 1214 14TH ST., D.C, AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. SELECT BOAR! , other routes, Finneran, Boston; F. T. Ducharme, Detroit; AA Hany houses, with oper a 00. “i ¥. Copland, W. H. Truse, Z. A. Cooper and’ A.| ao. 6 Wa Faculty of twenty-five plotesnrenes | ae H. Green, Manhattan; H. £. Willams, ot in ase 3 ire for maine oryewerand | Norgonk axp oLp Porst, Jord, ae coeaaerte ewe oe M Tee ee, imMunarineee On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. a REG ror WAARDING AND U CHOOT, og ction aud home traiuiue FARE, $2 ONE WAY; &3 ROUND TRIP, high—James J. Bierein, West End; Lowis C.} October 6, 1s90. ypiein el ate etn | ag otk oat hg = " Thoroweh teuctiol Best of Tewe ‘. Tor partic- —— ~ Principals, ao. XO. urday and Suuday. urther in- Lewis, Schuykill N R. J. Finneran, Boston; | glare address the prine pal _ T aTTONAL Wi a ——— | formation Jelephone call 1350, ie at Finey F. T. Ducharme, Detroit; A. F. Copland, W. | In couuection with this school Mrs, Myers will open N*t =e 'W SCHOOL Yoiut euch trip omy and returuipe, " any®-Gur H. Truse, A. H. Green, J. C. Devereux and J, | 3 en arte Department for Boys aud Girls from - s EAMER “WAKEFIELD"™ Dy dents Gist wuar on MONDAYS. THURS. “c Fam. keturuin Dax, FRIDAY and SUNDAY eveuitnn ene TUE for Nonum Creek, Ve, Leovardiown end St. Clem- Bay, Md... touch HON. AR Late Axsucixte Ju: Day upreme Court of the ad States, ustitutional Law. MB. Wr, LLD., Professor of ( HON. WILLIA: ORFOLK AND FORT Lecturer on Common Law Headinw an pe. ‘3 MONKOL, Of the Feder Gor eand sunisaiction Steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7th-st. wharf Mon- JAMES SCHOULEK, ESQ, We: © p.m, EXCLUSIVE, Lecturer on the of Bailments’ and of Do- mestic Kelations ; ‘ F HON, H. O. CLAUGH ION, LL.D, ‘Tug-of-war, teams of four, unlimited weight oyMN Profentor) ot i suit Suriepra- ley's, 1441, and New Lorkave. Fo —Acorn of Brooklyn enters A. Cale, anchor, It. WILT REOPE 1. ce een aiual Law Se ray C. Vofri and G. E. Edwards; New York ad Suits, HARTVE Tustructora, EUGENE Canon te" p, a ee ee tie, W. C. Coats, anchor, E. J. Laidlaw, C. = ee Professor of the Law anit ‘rsotual Property, === = = P, Gatuoy and J. R Buchan; Manhattan, D.C. OCUTION Poutracts, Wevotiable Instruments Lord, cuptain, J. Sinning, jr, D. T. Beokard | © GAT 10:30. nox. SaMUr ee ati __MEDICAL, &. _ and W. T. Revere, A. W. Kehage: Alfred Dug | 11:30 saturdays. Send for spec Late Rolicitor Ge ‘tates, PzcERsso! AL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINE: and H. H. Janeway, substitutes; New York Ath- cee ee 7 Gf Rartuorahip pd Corporations, Seine test of medical eefecones ‘by applying ot 0) letic, C. Schumacker, Maxwell E. More, R. oS ee acter sda “ st. new. eae oF lia Stoeckel and O. J. Stephens, anchor; W. G. | QcuooL oF SHORTHA HON. WE: EAD AND BE WISE.—1 BROTHERS, 906 BST. Schuyler, subetitute anchor, George Kt. Gray, J. SPENCEL aay A Tearet Dpeere me and made cath, thet hess 8, Mitehell and E. J. Giunini, substitates, eens and iuniness pos. | Lecturer oi Frarticeaud Js wall eusrentes @ eure i ail diveaacs ct much aid . 2 Re < tions. dd abd BUCCERN! ec % ‘col ALTEK F. Ke Urbis mediciue, OF Le charge , cousults ud ad edit Sees of lots Sill close the 25th of Ge- | fit he ae oe Lectutes gu Patent Nice iiee wt auy” hour ot tied iach aid er, cc) ons, Tel poderate. Of NED. CAK sworn to fore me by Dr. 3 cS LL ec. {ase cto a retary and I - MILLS, a Nowry Public in and tor the Districtof Dox'r Lose your opportunity, Wesley : ane Se _| The twenty-second annual Hof this school | Columbia, das dd day of July, 1859. lau* . s PP a 2 MEDICALDENTALAND PHAMACEUIICAL | Wi! open im the | Building, No. i006 E st, | — {oe =r Heights. = ts of Howard University. will wive | 2%i0 WEDNESDAY, OBEK TY,” Ysv0, at 7 “HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Se as ict ASttion ee en eve | O'CLOCK AL, when'an Introductory lecture will be | A Dr. BROTHEMS is the oldest-estaviished advert REVISING THE CREED. Hvsitiw lectures | delivered aud the aubouncements forthe school year | st Ladies’ Physician in this city. Dr. EKOMEL A Wide Divergence of Opinion Among the Committee. Surgical by Pi Surxical by Pro} Discases of the Throat b3 Obscetrical for Seniors by # fof. c The committee in the revision of the confes- sion of faith appointed by the last general as- haces B, Purvis, sembly of the Presbyterian Charch began its | Qingr siezery De Getae M- Derr work yesterday at Pittsburg. The entire creed as it ES a Miller. E. Oliver Bel 5 te was gone over and individual opinions were Shad, expressed on tho various paragraphs, The Dispensary by Dr. F. Special Instruction in Dental Climes by Prof. J. Dufour. Dally lectures and utopsies by Prof. D. P, Lamb. Wii be nade, 900 Bst.x.w. Forty-five years’ experiences. #2)-im* @ Library and reading room will be open to stu- <a dents daily, except Sunday, from 8 o'clock am. to 10 ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTT: ck pen ‘ortwo of Dr. BROTHELS’ Invigorating Cordi 5 nie full informati il cure aby Cuseor Nervous DeBLiy. YOU jurrisou's book sto '#20- Lan Lowdernulk & C OP THE SECRETARY AN: URER, COI 15TH ST., PHILADELY H NER OF 101 OS Peg Fa, “Twenty years’ experietice. Bend tor book og ee A where eens igetod) containing full particulars for HOME CURE | —— free of chance. ERRMAN C, Will resume instru a12-lin® 7 ME. RAPHAL, THE CLLEBKATEDCLAIRVO! nation and predostination, was discussed at length, and was the first one marked for re- vision, The members were unanimous in the belief that the wording of the first section tions, ‘The course in ORATORY prepares the ithe Spe ing that he ordains sin. ‘The portion referring to infant salvation was considered. The opin- ion seemed to prevail that the word “‘eloct” should be stricken out, so that the confession ferred. Tho success of ‘ail expectation. s18-4m MARTYN COLLEGE, 614 12tn'st. nw, ‘The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for Home Keading, Public Recitals aud Teachers’ Posi. Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- our graduates has surpassed discussions indicate a wide difference of opin-| Aud Drs J. E. Lee, Starr FP; dd Walte: KR. ERN s ro M autand Astrologist, the seventh daughter, born ‘The third article, which deals with fore ordi- | FyLOCUTON aNt ynaTOny Resid s10-Im? | 10, ¥10F suuw. yh M FRIENDS. SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 1 8T. N.W. A Primary, Intermediate and High School. for both sexes. Eighth, year begius SEPTEMBER 29 with a corps of ten teachers, all professional and e Perienced. | Students prepared for’ business or for eu> tering the scientific or classical courses of any coll ME, DREAMEK, THE ONLY WONDERFUL Gifted English and German Astrologer in the city. all events of lite. Office hours, ¥ a.m. to 9 p.n. Ou Sunday irom 10 a.m. to 8-30 pa, 410% 9th nw. out - * q CLAY, THE OLI-KSTABLISHED ONLY should be changed #o that it shall not be con- | tutes Detistes, Public Addrenson, after ‘ak- | individual training; special udvantages to apt puph BOF. CLAY. TH — La ‘eal Arguments, Pulpit Orat and Political c] ib a} on ¢ reliable genuive apd vatoral-Lorn Clairvoyant tradictory, ae eee = declared not $e be Speeches, deallug with'mazner aud matters Pooks and sliysical aad ‘chen.ical sppameue, fest | Aetfolower aid Mediuin sh this cliy boru with vell e an a e declar- ahd wondertul prophetic guitof secoud sixit, reveals every Lidden mystery, Huds just orstolen property; brings separated together ; causes speedy marries, wives success 1m business ‘removes fauily Woubles, evil influences; advice ou business, love, or auything Zou.are an doubs of All Dusiuew conddeLtiol “Never ‘Known to fail. books furnished without extra charge. The buildii has been constructed specially for school purposes and the lighting, heating, ventilation and plumbing are oxcelleut, Office hours, 10 a.m. to 12m. People charged at those Bours niay appoint another hour. Oo 4 Shier make clear that all infants would be saved. A number of the committeemen seemed to M"™ AMY C. LEAVITT, PIANO AND, HARMONY, 818-Im Hours, 9 a.m, #8:30p.m, Sundays 2toSp.m Bittings, 50c, Parlors, 503 12th st. nw. s17-21" ‘HOS. W, SIDWELL, Principal, Wy dhsot scsistante tu coon depertntat chiens e 3 Ey bis Classical aud English School tor Young: Men sea Boys and resume Private Instruction SE. think that th \seipirn referring to the pope ISS TACIE A. DANI of Rome as “that ti-Christ, that man of sin and son of perdition that exalteth himself in M F residence, in* ILL RESUME LES- sons in Vocal and Instrumental Music October 1 Men au LSUO, at 1453 Corcoran st. Best of refercues ——9} ven. | For circulars and informat % ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL VEN) DEKS a SEAYMAN'S. 934 Fee ee evely riy M ‘LIFE. een St Fg 4 and 50 comteeach, 4b Lst., between dthaud ses, $15,074,803; 15,924, Profle, @7,812,725—| Fi tic ‘Action (I C. TOWNSEND AND MIS8 ADA L. S- IND, Teachers of Hlocution, Voce! Ouleure tea Method), at 1a 3 « the church against Christ and all that is called a EO ROR Re as 188 BALCH, 1207 10TH ST. N. W, WILL RE. | Sth a. -luw* God,” should be revised to a less aggressive (ACADEMY OF ‘ACTING, Open ber class for young ladies October 1 burns | See —. peal 614 12m st, nw. Errand Wellesley Colleen. ‘Thordush sreraseits vee DENTISTRY. t has not yet been determined how the sec-| Large Illustrated Catalogue sent free. 818-4m_| eivil service and Cousus examinations fereran oor —_ tions which have been marked for revision ‘OUNG LADIES" AND CHILDREN’S SCHOOL. 097 | [Oreisner# 8 specialty. s2-tr ENTAL INFIRMARY, NATION ERS! shall be considered. Tho plan of appointing ¥ st, bexins October 1, 1890. Preparatory courses INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. AND D Dental Department cor. Sth and K sts uw. subcommittees has been strongly recom. | fF Coll-ie aud Civil Service Examination. KK SDERGANTES NORMAL TRAINING CLASS, | facung tres © PUY Work tcost ot maverials, ka: b : EALBOTT. under : ended, 80 as to divide the work as much as LOL 1 GSS AES MI, contiena waar, | Term bovine ost 1 1800, 9 LOUISA MANRoi-im | FEE DENTAL INFIRMARY CTEETH FILLED possi! 10 D1 tah ie f8 amall private clasaf | (OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMELCE, Pot material et 1308 Bok ae Dental Denese ‘The annual report of President Green of the Applicasts only received after Sept Se LG tea | Gives the Bae aie ee city Po “tiie World, the | MeRt of, the Columbian University, from 1 to 5'p.m. Western Union Telegraph Company for the M SCHMITT'S SCHOOL—KINDERGARTEN | Principal being joint author of “the ‘nysterm which se= open trom Getober to Juve Bu. MAE year ending June 90, 1890, shows that the oapi- | 5t),aud Prinary401 Sat 2 ws, Seach ony norte Getlon at ‘the World's ‘Fair held 4 ese aes eae 2 PARSONS, DENTIST. stock of the company outs! is "i * = | thorough courses; Busix English, A stANcy, Ex w.— Filings iuseriea, $86,199,852 Tho rovenuce’ were $22,387,028, | Suett the deat. ‘School opens September 24. alg-m | $e J, Shorthand, aud Typewtitis enaad \Provents ‘pain i emtrectins, All ieepcies ip from $35 to @50. situations guaranteed rhen competent, Write or call {< logue. wense CRSURNER AMOCE, Prin, a fine head of hair of “A OADEMY OF THE HOLY CRoss, 1312 MASS. thorough Fre} NOTARIES PUBLIC. — eutr: a RE JONERS, DESIRING 4N EXPERIENCED parato! 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Suudaya, S res leave annap pa Sundae, BPrench, 16-30, diauous ond 2 110:40'« For Kockvil RK AND PHILADET For Now bork, Tremun heme 4:00, 13.00, hi bem. ulelphia, -4.03, #8 00, *10.00, * ic and 710.30 dor Newa Wilnuuston “and Chester, "4.05 $800 n Been, "2:00 "4:04 "OkS, and 1:30 p For intermediate potuts between Baltimore ant pia, 10:00 and $7.2 irains leave New York for Wi “9 {190 eam, 2200, 220, at Pu and °221 i ave Philadelphia for Washington, 4.24 1 9219 au, 114, “SSL bom 0 p.m. with Pullman Buffet Sisep- to Boston without change Dridxe, lauding passengers in Bound ™, 410 am, ¥ d'frons Lvtele and reste pany OL orders leftas, ty sted 191 isan ave: ad at dene 3. T. ODELL, Gea, Mauaser, = “8 HIE GREAT evry 3 FLYANTA ROUTE, TO THE NOAH, Wisi AND OL PRWESt, DOUBLI Bo SL 2 LD SCENERY. AGNITICENT EQUIPMENT, 2 Tawo. FROM STATION, AS FOLLOWS +c. ao Limited bapn Cite’ at S030 am, dauiys siaily to Chicago, ColMmvus ug Care irom As ro derces by L Ucket offices, 6 \ OF GLH AND is AisbUrK aud the Wont, ¢ Vestubuie 10:00 am, ‘St. “Le ess, S30). amy. Pacior Car Wasb- sux liarrisbuiw, aud Sieeping Care Barr Bure to dt. Lows, Chicavo and Cincinnati, Inning Car Hurrisbuig to St. Lo rer Westeru ixpress, at 7 40 p.m. dail w Cain Washinton to hicago ane S ox daily at dia cusiure we thous f end Memphis Puluea tem. Chicagre 3 phaser ure ait Foutsbu — BAL’ RAILNOAD, aud Naare Palle only, For Live, ‘ster dally. for Bate towturday, 10.00 pug ton te Kochester, ie aualy ated Lapress amiss FOR PHTLADELE week rerieaeen 1A ONLY express 3:10 & ror Fapresn, Sunday « -tapneteaiaes 1 OF Boston itive PM. every day, rats connect ab Ay AnweR, attord~ street, avviding duubie 5 eck 4298, 12-20; Aer riage For Atuuzue dais For Laitiwore, 10:00, 44-0) 3:50, 4.00, 42 1 0, Wand 11-20 pea. 2:10, 0, 11-40 aay 40, 600. 7 120th 4s Line, i au. and 4.50 pi datiy, xy 20 and 9:00 a.m. 17-05 and 4:20 exceps Sunday. Duudass, 9.40 Mme NGTON SOUTHERN RATLWAx. SPEECE MAY IT us at ibe office, northeastcor yivenia aventie, ud at ers cu be left for the checking. uulicd 110m, Lots aud residenoss 3. K WouD, yA Goa OAD CO. for Warren. ‘East Tennessee M . 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ZW Cos ear | eacept Dupuay, Ar 3evo pam, apa" re Mierinethom fur eV fan ANd At PUROLATOR wll Taulroad, Oth aud B «ts. my10 JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. ~ OCEAN STEAMERS. HOKT KULTE TO LONDON, ee Noman CiscuLn Lice Bust Eapiers dteut To Southan.jton Gouden, Ha’ Aller, Weu., p.w.; Werra, , Bremen. dude, Bab, Ve 11, S 14.6 00 alm, saaie, Wed, Oc IY km; Trae, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. : Ens GOODS. H, D. Bann, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, fPLING AND SUMMER 1890 Pull Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, &e, Rp. RECBIVEY ADL VLD PUK YOUR INSPECTION HL. D, BARR, m6 1121 Penna ave —_—_—_—_———— _EOUSEFURNISHINGS.