Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1890, Page 7

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The uncertain weather prevented a large attendance and the players did not have the stimulus which a crowd affords, Still the preliminary games were played with great spirit and there were several which which were closely con- | tested. The players from this city were in | good form and although they crossed racquets with some of the best players from the north they made a good showing. Mr. V. G. Hall unfortunately found it impossible to take part in the tournament, and his games were defaulted. Mr. Billings of New York. Mr. Wright of New York and Mr. Beach of New Haven are well known names among those who are playing in the tourna- ment. Considerable progress was made in playing off the games in the singles. The preliminary round and a number of games in the first round were played off, and it is noted that the District players survived in good shaj the opening contests, and that of those who have dropped by the wayside may be found players from the north as well as the local players, There are several games which deserve more than a passing notice. Mr. T. F. Chambers of this city played a beautiful game with Mr. Bil. lings of New York, who is one of the leading Pn among those who have come from a istance. The feature of Mr. Billing’s game his skillful playing, which keeps bis opponent dancing from one side of the court to the other. The games stood all one, and the final game was won by Mr. Billings, who found in Mr. Chambers a player who demanded his best effort. In the next round Mr, Billings met Mr. Charl MoCawley and both won a set and the last set stood three all, when darkness puta stop to the game. A very pretty game was played by Mr. Clarence Byrnes of this city and Mr. Beach. The latte: is well known here, as he has taken part in Previous tournaments. Mr. Byrnes’ hard play soon put Mr. Beach on his mettle, but it was necessary to play # third game before he could be declared the winner. Both Mr. Parks and Mr. Metcalf played in excellent form and the result was that they both reached the second round. Mr. B. K. Kennon also appears in the third round, while his brother, who was not so fortunate, was defeated in the preliminary round by Mr. Walker of New York. The latter then fell a prey to the skill of Mr. Parks, Mr. Lyon, Mr. Borden, Mr. Wooten and Mr. Byrnes made baa draws in the preliminary round and they have the cansolation prize to look forward to im compensation for their hard luck. Davidson and Woodward came together in the first round and gave a very interesting exhibition of tennis, the latter winning. It is predicted that the results of toda: playing will show that the District players have &@ good prospect for being in the finals, It has been thought that the District men were not “in it” for the prizes in the singles. This opin- ion has been considerably modified. The scor of the games played yesterday are as follows Preliminary round—E. L. Hail vs. B, 8, Gar- mendia, both New York, both defaulted; W. G. | Peter beat Perkins by default; Charles McCaw- -y beat H. C. Painter, 6-1, 6-3; H. M. Billings, ew York, beat T. F. Chambers, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0; Farwell beat V. G. Hall of New York by default; E. A. Thompson, New York, beat T. P. Oscar Woodward beat A. W. beat Grant of New York by default; A. E. | Wright, New York, beat J. P. Wooten, 6-4, 6-4; Beach, New Haven, beat Clarence Byrnes, 4-6, ——— | 7-5, 68; 8. G. Walker, Virginia, beat BK. Peter, 6-3, 6-4; F. R. Parks beat F. A. Kellogg, New Yor by default; W. P. Metcalf beat G. A. Lyon, , 6-1, First Round—Brickenstein bent M. F. Pros- ser of New Jersey, by default; Thompson, New York, beat Farwell by default; F. R. Parks beat 8. G. Walker, 6-3, 6-4; Metcalf beat Nicoll by default; Woodward ‘beat Davidson, 6-4, 8-6. Second Round—W. G. Peter beat Brickenstein, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. ——-_-_—_ TWO OLD SOLDIERS, They Were Drunk, but Were Allowed Time to Leave the City. “’m an old soldier and if your honor will let me go this time I'll return to Hampton at once.” That was what Laurence Connolly said to Judge Mills this morning when arraigned on a charge of drunk and disorderly. ‘What brought you here?" inquired the Weex | court “Ieame to get examined,” he responded, “and here are my papers. I also have my re- turn ticket.” Judge Mills looked st his papers and re- marked, “This 1s a good time to get examined for nervousness,” Connolly had been drunk. “Tl suspend sentence this time so you can return to Hampton,” said the judge, “and the ofticers will reiease you in time for you to reach the boat.” “I want to get on the boat at 1 o'clock,” said the soldier. “But the boat doesn’t start until 5 o'clock,” said the judge, “and you will be released two hours before that time. Thos. Marlow, an old man wearing a blue uniform, was next called on a similar charge. He also came from Hampton and like his brother soldier, Connolly, he got drunk yester- day. He told Judge Mille that he bad not drank anything for « long time until yesterday, when he met some friends aud got drunk. “It arg honor will discharge me this time,” he said,““I will not remain in the city a minute, I will go to Philadelphia on the first train.” Judge Mille said these old soldiers had be- come a source of much annoyance to the court and they must stop this business. They do not harm any one, however, and some leniency should be shown them. Marlow was releasod upon his promise to k the city. ——— An Ofd “Vag” Sent Down Again. Mike Lanhady, an old rounder, who cannot keep out of the hands of the law many days at @ time, was the first prisoner called befora Judge Mills today. The judge recognized the prisoner as an old offender, although his face was covered with beard that was almost white. Judge Mills said that Mike had been appearing before the court ever since its organization twenty years ago. Mike was charged with being « “vag,” and when he saw that the judge recognized him he said “guilty.” He was given two months on the farm, ——_—__— Laborers Coming Over the Border. A few days ago the department was informed that the Canadian Pacific railroad had imported @ number of laborers into this country from Canada to repair its roadbed, which for a dis- tance of six miles runa through the state of Vermont, entering at Richfield and then return- ing to Canada again. Before the Treasury De- partment could act the laborers, who are em- ployed by the year by the Canadian Pacific railroad, had completed their work and re- turned to Canada. A similar case along the line of the same railroad arose asbort time since, when a valuable man employed by the road and who lived in the United States died. His place was filied by a Canadian, an old rail- roader, familiar with the duties of the position. In this instance, however, the c! was made that he cume into this country under contract and the Canadian Pacific railroad management filled his place with an American, as his duties required him to reside in the United States, In the matter of the laborers the Treasury De- ment did not prosecute, thinking it would straining the law in a technical sense to do sa, Postrtvety only one more (performance of “The Destruction of Pompeii,” and that ie to- night. You should see this marvelous prod: tion by all means. Crowded every night, 4,000 seats at 25 cents each; 2,000 seats at 50 cents each; 1,000 seats at 75 cents and $L. At- lantic Park, Seventeenth and U streets, Take herdic, —.— Frepeercx Fam—The B. and0.R will sell excursion tickets to Frederick, ing admission to the fair, at ‘$2.20 for ail trams October ood for return until October Sry, October 18, = special teeta will leave tion, New Jersey avenue and C a.m., and on Thi train will leave at 8: two at 5 r B i bf $F EH at attraction, day of sale. i "ise EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1890 SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS. The Virginia and North Carolina State ‘The candidacy of Mr. Frank Hume,who wants to represent the eighth Virginia district in Con- gress, was indorsed last night by the Mahone Virginia Republican Association, and the mem- bers of the association pledged themselves to support him, The other Virginia republican association also met last night, and after discussing how means might be provided which would enable all members of the association to go home to vote, decided to request all Visginin voters to hold a conference at the O street armory next Monday evening. The North Carolina republicans moet last night and talked transportetion of voters. They meet again tomorrow evening. ———" The Golden Cross, Columbia Commandery, No, 376, U.0.G.C., held its regular meeting last evening. Grand Commander Ehle presided, in the absence of Noble Commander Lewis. Applications for membership were received from Rev. M. N. Cornolius, D.D., William J. Holtman, Mra, Ida Gunson and Mrs. C. M. Dwyer. Sir Knight ©, B. Sayer was elected a member of the com- mittee on reception for the entertainment of the visiting sir knights and ladies on the occa- sion of the annual reunion in November next, Grand Commander Eble addressed the com- msndery on the importance of making the annual reunion a success, —_—___ THE FIGHT FOR IRELAND. T. P. Gill, the First of the Irish Leaders to Arrive Here, Describes the Conflict. From the New York Tribune. Without any previous warning and without any Irishman inthe city knowing anything about it, Thomas P. Gill set foot yesterday in New York, having come from Ireland on the Alaska, Mr. Gill is an Irish member of parlia- ment, # follower of Mr, Parnell and a repre- sentative of South Louth. He drove from the pier yesterday to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he is staying, and no sooner had his arrival become known than several prominent Irishmen called to pay their respects, among the first being Gen. James R. O'Beirne, assistant superintendent of immigra- tion. Mr. Gill greeted a reporter of the Zvi- bune who called upon him cordially and ex- pressed his surprise and delight at the great Progress made by New York, both as to size and population, since his last visit. “J am,” said he modestly and with a smile, “what may be called the first installment of the delegation of Irish parliamentarians who are coming to the United States to represent the Irish cause. Our intention, in the firet ise, Was to come in a body and we had ar- ‘anged to sailon the Teutonic on October 1, but the arrest of John Dillon and Wm, O’Brien obliged us to change our plans,” “Are Messrs. Dillon and O’Brien now on their way here?” asked the reporter. “They are,” replied Mr. Gili, triumphantly, “notwithstanding all Balfour's elaborate efforts to prevent them. “How did they manage to slip away so suc- cessfully?” ‘One of our fellow-members of lg William Murphy, owns a yacht, and it is very probable that they left on that craft, and I hope they reached Havre in time tocatch the French boat, for it is not likely that they could have safely embarked at an English port.” “How does Mr. Parnell regard the step?” “Mr. Parnell.” Mr, Gill replied emphatically, “4s the inspiration of the whole affair, and fe called aconvention in Dublin which decided upon this plan, Every step in the whole transaction was resolved upon only after con- sultation with Mr. Parneil, for, you must re- member,” continued Mr. Gill, enthusiastically, “that he is the guiding spirit of all our actions, and outside of the parliamentary party and among the masses of the people his popu- larity has never been greater than at this mo- ment.” “Are you coming to raise money for the threatened famine?" “Twant it distinctly understood, id Mr. Gill, emphatically, “that we come to state the case of Ireland to the American people, and not to*appeal for charity, We want to tell the American people of the tremendous struggle that Ireland is carrying on at present. There is an immense conspiracy on foot to destroy the national party in Ireland in the interest of the English tory government and the iandlords. Within four years 5,000 persons have been im- prisoned for alleged political offenses, and I may say one-third of the Irish parliamentary party have been put in jail from time to time; and the persecution 18 still going on.” Will you explain why the fight of Dillon and O’Brien was resolved upon?” “Indeed I will, my friend,” replied the member tor Louth, gleefully. “Their arrest came so euddenly that we expected the trial would not last a week. The purpose was to appeal from the decision of the magistrates it 1t should have proved unfavorable, not in the hope of gaining better terms, but in the hope of gaining time, which would enable them during the pendency of the appeal to vinit America, Aweek ago last Friday we learned that Bal- four's tactica wore to delay the trial as long as possible, while O'Brien and Dillon's counsel pleaded for a speedy trial. No less than 200 summonses were issued, It was further learned that they were to be sentenced under an old act of Edward IIT, which preciuded an appeal. In this way Balfour could hold them in juil for an indefinite period.” “Will there be any feeling among the Irish people that this was cowardice or that it was running away?” “That is bosh,” replied Mr, Gill, sternly. “Of course there will be no such feeling, Why should there be? Why, my good friend, does hot everybody know perfectly well, and do not Mr. Dillon and Mr. O'Brien ’ themselves know, too. that the very moment they stand upon English soil again, let it be a week from now or a year from now, they will be arrested? The trick has stopped for the time Balfour's shameless attempt at the persecution as well as the prosecution of these men, and it will, Jam confident, result in great benefit to the Irish cause.” PEACEFUL WAYS FAVORED. The Socialist Congress Disapproves of Using Violent Methods. At yesterday's session of the socialist congress in Halle Herr Singer made a speech in which he condemned the attitude -of three members of the party who sought to gain their ends outside the regular channels of par- liamentary agitation. A number of other speakers supported the position of Herr Singer, and the congress finally adopted a resolution declaring that the socialists should seek to obtain their objects only through the enactments of law by parliament, It is prob- able that Herr Werner, who has been accused of being disloyal to the party, will be excluded from the sessions of the congress. ‘The congress agreed to appoint a committee to inquire into the disputes between the so- cialist parliamentary en and the Berlin opposition, excluding from the committee any member of the reichstag representing Berlin or any delegate deputed by the Beriln socialists, | ‘The congress unanimously approved the ac- tion of the socialist members of the reichstag in discountenancing a general cessation of work on last May day, and also their policy ro- garding the second ballots following the last ge! lection for members of the reichstag. —_ A BID FOR MORE TRADE. Meaning of the ‘Removal of Export Duty From Canadian Logs.” The Empire of Toronto, the govern- ment organ, commenting on the removal of the export duty on Cadadian logs, saya: “The action of the Dominion government in remoy- ing these export duties will doubtless be tuken as an earnest of their desire for an enlarged freedom of trade in lum- ber between Canada and the United States and while Cougress has, as we think, rather un- aciously excluded spruce fumber from the fewer rate of duty prompt action of the federal authorities may yet prove effectual in induc- ing the United States to deal more liberally with grades of lumber upon which they have or maintained higher duties.” —_——_+oo__—— A Conspiracy Alleged. Dr. Walter M. 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GAULLAND, CRFICIER V.,At- Dorsey wil resume her Ciasses in Calis- | cured grasses on the ground The business ia 1man- “ TAS pamsin the peclorsos themcbonl crretn aera phe Deboing Osiouer #4 a8 Linthicum Hall)” | aged by Associations ip wach » manber thet every per- | “hot ‘Gay"Blations, between, Wash LEBRATED AND and practical illustration OF 1S: son's Possessions are as safe on the range as ir confined 9:00, 6:50, 8 30 am, V2:10.3 th rHOD, he only onc decorated by G LADIES’ AND CHILDEE. '3 SCHOOL, 927 | to an inciosed pasture. Sundays, 8.30 Oren = 4 18-30 p am, 100, tunister of public instruction. Supt. W" bexins October 1, 1800, Proparaiory courses The city of iicleua is the political, Suancial, social, 30 Pau. |. Dr. We. . Di Lane, Kev. Drs. Gor and Civil Service Lxumiuation. i nancis}, social, | - ‘Traine leave Baltimore for Washington, ippen, and oiber evsinsataducnines wih ieee, LAUMAU. TALBOTT, _ | Tellrosd, Business and e@ucational center of the entire | $2004 8 24, su 7 . B00, BU, eng jyAll tnterested in education are cordially state, 5 a Ft uviter at iw FRENCH VOICE—10i1 CONNEC 1CUT T HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, For fall information address, T re. A new and scientific drill in voice culture in a ‘rench language, or how to acquire perfect accent pronuncigtion, based on a practical series of French couversation 816-1 1223 PPTEENTH or. Nw. Tho Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies and Little Childrea will reopen September 24. 09-tol3n 723 14th st now, Best and Most Practical Instruction, ‘Terms $10. Tranches: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cni- cage, Paths Berlin, Loudon, a” my L. G. PHELPS, Bec'y Citizens’ Committes, Helena, Montana, INO. W. MACAKT ‘Member CORSON & MACARTN! (0. W. CORSON ATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL FACULTY, Way Stations, $4:35 p.m. For Gatherbury and intermediate sno A oe Al MACARI b $10-00, ‘filo teins 79.08, IANO AND THEORY, Late Anoctee Fao ot ACA BIBUR, LUD. GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W, 1000 AL, Ae Tou ts.00 SSIES Fb, 2. t = upremeé Courtef the L200 p i HENKY XANDER District of Coinuibia, Yapkers and deulers in Government Bonds, lias tras eager cate stations, °7 00 p.m. 10 ident. — cl leaves Wanuinuton op Bu 08-1m 10081 cae HON, SAMUEL P. MILLER, LL.D, Deposits. Exchange, Loans. Collections P.M. stopbiug at ull stations on Metrupulitey Beasse N\HE PARISIAN FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL | Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Railroad Stocks and Bonds, aud all evcurities listed rederick, 16-3, §6:30, $¥:30, 111:30 aime for Young Ludies and Children—strictly lamited. Sui United States, on the Exchanges of New lork, Vbiladelphia, boston x, at, 16:30 p % All the Classical Branches taught in French. Now ufessor of stitutional Law, and Baltimore bought and sold. jagersto I &m, and 15:30 HON. WILLIAM B. Wi BL, LLD. Lecturer on Common Law Fleadiug and Jurisdiction Of the Federal Cu: JAMES SCHOULE Lecturer on the Law of Bai Opened. Address Monsiour and Mme, DES GAR. NES, 1428 Nest. __ au30-2m' COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF “Music, 913 Fa ave —Thorouxh tusiruction® prlinary aiid ad- vanced course: piano, violin, &c, EDWIN HART, Prin, A specialty made of investwwent securities, District Bouds and ail Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tui- epLoue Stock dealt in, a ang America Dell Telephone Stock bought andsold.jy18 frais artive trom Chicago daily 11d 0 Pm: from Cincubati and St. Louis daily Be 309 ma; from Pittsburg 7:10am. 8. B x New Lork, Trenton, Newark. 7 4 am and Bem. daily. DiW LOKK AND PHILAD! ESQ, ments and of Do mesiic l'elations. PLA DIVISION, J..end biasbeth, Jate of New England Conservatory of Music, Bostou: HON. H. O. CLAUGHTON, LL.D, LA LS’ G 3, Bt. “4:06, 18:00, *i¥.uu, "1240 sine Sem Protessor of Vieidinc, vidence, kav Jurieprae | —___UADIES’ GOODS. | aay ane “10:0 bm. Buttes Parlor Care on all WOODS COMMERCIAL “SCHOOL, 407 EAST Se ae ee ee MISS BiNCH IS No LONGER AT 720 11TH er. | Sth.Goyum, MOMS Car we tbe 0-50 yma open Capitol st., opposite Capitol Hill P.O. In success- FUGENE CAKUSI, Li-D,, sep w; She hes moved & Zino doors | | For Puiudelphia, 4-05, 18.00, °10:00, *124 thost'wito have beet tn" attendance, Becktcesing | Profesor of the Law of ie! and ivenchat Property, | SAkSjc Mis ee il byhicuend WS sonic ede nd | a) Spay sselda, 400, 18.00. *10.00,°12,00n00— jowe WhO bi nm in" attendance. ” Bookkeeping, Contracts, Negotiable lustruments ov an = 2% Uithet, | dor Newark, Del, Waluitugtun and Chester, Dunueas practice, srithinetiey rap.d writing, granary and Corporations, DME SEBULLE & ©. De Panis. ThWe sm. Les00' wouw, *2:00*4:bu, "6:16, Corsenansmies Hing and typowriting, ' Over 1 HON. SAMUEL F. PHILIPS, JN4 Curtains und Laces cone up equal tomew, Dry | “10:30 pam ju attendance lait Year." Now is & yood time to. Join, Late Solicitor General of the United States, Sleaning, Feathers Dyed, Cured and Dressed. Slip- | , FF intermediate points between Beltimore aad mo ene pewriting $10. Circulars. | Lecturer on the Law of Partuership aud Corporations, | pers and Kid Gloves Cieancd. 17124 Lat. cor. Co Fhusdelpuia 10:00 and (7:20 a.m, 12.00, 48 AC JOHN GOODE, LL.D, uve. bam. a 1 COURT F. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. = : é F Lecturer on Criminal Law. (DIES WisiUNG THEE RE a 1iFaine leave New York for Washington, 9 iS SESE NISHES To INFoIa HER FRIEN Pa ay ll hig oe tp i Be ee Pe noes DONE digi’ SO “2200, B28 S00 a teod oi and pupils that in addition to her usual clus ; of Meal Property, - t : incotinye at 1530 Plerce pince” Tuemayae th seats JACKSON H, HALSTON. LL, prices, taller MADaun varhiowi’s Femouatle | Trang leave Phiiadeipiia for Washinton, “$28 und Saturdays, #he will also teach Moudess, Wednes- | Laeoburer ou ¥ractice and Judge of the Méot Cour | P3ices, all 8 2 ¥ 11:39 om, TL, “Suds *D Seyeaud Foidare commencing Veiober 135, 1800, at cturee gu Patent Law tid Praction nou AccouDION PLATTiNe UE | sud Sar a EM with Pullin Bader Sieon, en Oo ee EUGENE D. CAKUSI, LL.B, Joitouse: Beau aoa Binrts Neplaited han | 2 sores Bere te, Boston without Secretary and Treasurer, The twenty-second sunual session of this school will open in the Law School Building, No. 1006 £ st, n. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER YT, USW0. at ‘bkee)sie Mriuxe, lauding passengers in Mi wid 2M. station ut boston For Atlantic City, 4:05 and 10 am. 12:00 noom noon aud 30:30 pam, toe, Vinkang. 1 Gl. Kose INDU per yard and up; Fashion Journal CAS, YOS Vth st.'n.w, THIAL SCHOOL, 2 OICE CULTURE—WEAK VOICES STRENGTH- ened, Correct Breathing, Lessons in Elocution, Emphasis and Expressive Reading, Teaching children Sundays, 4-05 au) 12 ST. 3 a specialty. M. E. DAISH, O'CLOCK P-M.. when an introductory lecture will be | © 0.w.—DLressiuaking, Miliiuery apd Childyen’s Suita. | T/2cept Suuday-" *Daily- sunday oniy dst 1600 Toth st delivered and the announcements for the school year Home nang tel opetied tor the winter season. Fresh | 4 Uackuse called Hor aa lieched ven es Me SCHOOL 1127 13TH ST. N.W. Gb Dook | WP! be made, os io ee Nicket othoes, G14 sud 1951 Teun ave, sud et depos RUS JuBdE management of MISSES | genes tally ascend Sodeye as Bee ts pss FRONTS: ¥ CHAS. O° SCULL, Gen. Pass. agent. Dope Cage ree anny and RTMOMAE | Sec pas ee Cee Always in order by plain combing 3. T. ODELL, Geax. Mauaxer. nr) OF tenclert.. Dele epeercen and traming Class | ° Getalosaes containing full information.can beob- ‘ : Ce ee ae Blusler German or Freucy Sunny. sopien byes Hae | teiued at Morrow's book storey 104 Wat ae; 1300 Pat aw. Gites Hane Tas BEAT sxerivaxta Rov — 08-10 anne | NER OF 10TH AND E S18. N.W.. where talons Mairdreouma oS MAGSIPICEN Boe cere, Maret thee advanced cvaltos ie beater a cie: | cenemrel ar oa See Spemrooine. __ | TRAINS LEAVE Waste owe, cates in Waslungion and ts prepared to «ive Lessons ARTEN AND SCHOOL, AND GALMENTS TH AND BST Ch AGM STATION, INDERGAKY ¥ c J Abies OLD STYLE _SEALSKIN SULNLN OF 6 LO! in the Cultivation of the Biecking or Singing Voice Ouatal Tearing ctass, | [aN okR STE SEATS Shapes. "New Seal- | For Piisturg and the West Chee La EO NSE Y Bor }iteburg and tue West, Chic 0 Aamuited 2.1 ather studio, 1100 13th at. n.w. “At home be tr begins Oo Leas ee Eon Ei Tn | BhiD Jokot Capen, be Minds to Grier” ‘The tiers | 2 Fuliman Vesubule Cary at ~74 jot b Ter begins Get. 1, 1800. ate, LOUISA MANN.oi-m | GER yee Capes, Ke Alas bei, Naud v- Best Lane, 10:00 wan. “daily to Chicugor Columba R, JOHN P. CAULFIELD I88 SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, — TRESS Lous, wath Pleping Cars from. isarrie- D* “GAULT Meet titare cana Dae Bite to dmattonvotia, Siasbuse as Soneente, atory, Boston, Mass. Cir | Ay UDIsTR, Aitoons to Chie St Louis, Chicago aud Oin= min 813-3, ae: Ciuuati Express, 3:30p.m. daily” Parlor Cat Waeh- r BOMPAMISS | s6-2m ern SStTemovedé juxtou to Harrisburg, aud sleeping Care Harrie: ys FRaNcks TwircHEL Ls Ee coot northwe HOM PARIS) 2m_@10 to 720 3th at. aw. Pangea an, Citeaey ed Cincher RINDEMGARTEN French Olesen eee p FIRE DYEING RCOULING AND DRY OL 2ssing Car Marcisburg to St. Louis, Cuicago. ING ESTABLISHM:N First-class Ladies and Gent on. Curcamnal ‘ate Lessous, Conversation "yg A _ 1205 New York a peciulty, .Best refereuces, GS BALCH, 207 10TH Six. Ww, Western Express, 40 pan. datiy, ing Cars Waslington to Chicago and Be mueccing daily at Harnsburz with through mn® _ 22m? At 1530 Ost. now. OCAL LESSONS, ‘work of every descr Flush. Velvet and kveniug Dresses” SS 108 her class for youns lad: AND CAKOLINE LEKCH, tormerly with A. F Blecyers for Louisville and Memphis Puilinsu nett, HARRIET, MILLS prepared for higher raice to, tie aud MGieon Yrteoe, Par eet gubite ar atiaine Yo Mcliwond aod Chicane _Lessons resmimed SEPTEMBER 15." ol-Ime_ | Br mud Wellesley Colleges, Thoro ANTONE RCH Dax ANING ESTAR Rent, wath t Ym ty i | to Pitsburg, aud POTOMAC RAILROAD, ua, hochester aud Niagara Falls ept Sunday, SAV ate c MEN AND DYE WOKKS,9UU G ST. N.W, and Gent's Gi y 188 HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL F Children‘now open; secoud year. 1429 hw. corner of P st. the West, wath through Titesburg to Clicaces, USP BALIIMOLL AND For kane, Cunaudan vents of all kindscleaned and ped, Jade’ Evenitug Dresses yeure’ experience. drices mod- ‘Goods called for and delivered. sla THE GREATEST OPPOR- ° deus avd hoclester daily; for ¢ver offered to Parents, Children, Teachers, | 8.W.COR, M. AND 11TH STS., WASHINGTON, D. C. SAKMENTs, MADE UP ON RIPPED, are daily,exceyt “1b Gopame Decorators of Artists 10 Learn to Draw ain dyed 9 good SENS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, ith: Bleepitye Car Woahington to hocheavaee oe Pe ly. ‘rayon, lastel, Water Colors, China Oi Painting. Saturday classes, Call and see the Wonderful progress of Students. Portroite tu order from $10 to 5,000. The teacher, I. R. MORRELL, has bad 1¥ medais and studied fifteen years with the ost celebrated artists in Euroye. 200,000 worth of tings on exbibition,- Paintings tor sale, Natioual idemy of Fine Arts, 804 E SHORTHAND S'taucut ju sixteen easy lessons, Proficiency in three BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. Fo Wilameport, Lock Haven and Euuire at 10:50a . daily, except Sunday. For Nillimnisyort daily, 3-330 p.m. OR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK ANDTHE 40, 2:00, 41-00 and 10 ann Se aT $20, 6:40, 10-00 aud 11-20 pau” Ou Sunday, £00 2 10, 3:15, 4:30, 10:00 aud pre Express of Pullman Parior dauy, except Sunday, lor New 2:40 am, pam, Lins Cure, 940" ay York ou sont months. Typewriting tauxht free to students. Bes- | Thorough instruction in all departinents in accord- i kee tot Re sag) Ora sacheRS ns a Sitlona. 7ihead Seba! of ane pinolbed te obtain po | ance with best modern methods, Buildingsremodeled, | trize Medal Paris, Exponition. | 200 frat premiums, | Fast express 8:10 0-1 week days eid a-00 pum. Qally G21 Fst nw. | enlarged and furnished with every appliance for | $2doreed by Qhek 20U music ecliols and colieces tor | Express. Sunday. nto an" O-40p on $030-2m ___F. 4. MULVEY, Pri health and comfort of pupils, including passenger ele- | Uprigit that can take the piace of wurand, ) OU? | FO4,tysion witvout change, 8-10 aa Weck day, and SPiAk0 lateons Fe aeenw Yator, steam heating and perfect aauitation. Yortur- | S6-i __EFEIFFEK & CONLIFE, SU Iith st-uw, | For Brotkiyn, Sol shroueh trate eo a jereey City’ with b ALLEY & DAVIS PIANC ang direct trauisfe Hiss years test proves thein the richest, purest, sweetest, grandest toned Fisuo sud most enduri made, HL. SUMNEK, Agent, 811 9th stew. Of ¢ KAKAUER PIANOS ARE ALWAYS SELECTED Pupil of Dr. Wm. Mason, N.¥. 1019 ther particulars apply, after September First, 1890, to we the Principal, m O-Im* 10191 RS. MYERS’ SCHOOL, 1827 1 ST. N. M MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. BOARDING A. ‘D DAY. SCHOOL YOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, p ¥, 4 c yf FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, 623 La, ave., opposite city post ollice, 17 Ratha s TAMELE OF MUSIC TENE: Reopens October 6, 1890. es the Lest Lusineas Iruiuiug in the World, the ° auzo-Sin | ‘Thorough instruction. Best of Teachers, For partic- per os being ey Fah of 5G are Nebo il ae ceived the ouly gold wedal awarded fur Busiuess tdi % LIZABETH H. MYERS. | cation at ‘the World Fair held in Fans, 1889. "Six Leaps Lssravuenss. Crock Litt, 3 hen . 7 7 L thorough courses; Business, ied ecouutancy, except Sunday QM" 4551 Lovisy YowELL, ‘Telegr: ud, und ‘Ty pewriting. Aunusd For Auuspolis, VOCAL IXSTEUCTION, 1g $26, prsatoge cuarantoed ruxoa a are = ae WILFRIED wes aerate a K, UKNER, A.M., CE, Prin, WASHINGTON SOUTHFEN RATLWAY. n 5 KADUATE OF = HOLY CROSS. 1312 i : D ERB AY 11, 1890, i, Organist Assembly Presbyterian Chure! = es ES! a ESTEY ORGANS, Alexandria, | 4.30, 6 ¢ fastructions in iano, Orman end Thence. «h oh pcre mie Premed MODERATE PRICES, EASY TEKMS. Fe oF eae T2 i circular for further information, refereuces, ° Old instruments taken in’ part payment Tuning and Kepairiny. ‘Lelepbone 620, and Art. Fiano, Harp, Violiu, Gustar aud Banjo Lessons given, als General V jerute, Address 1219 10th st, uw. » Drawing ud Fancy aulz-tr a Work free, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Accommodation ior Quantico, 7-45 a; We WOMAN'S GY MN: 0 > SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Jax, wet E street uorttiwest, pba. Meck days) 7-40 0.10. tundaoe e wieieg WILL, REOPEN OCTOBER 1, “A practical Dusiiiews educetion han oa J Fieumond Van | Suis." Accumountiay 4:33 ple week a 1217 Main st.. Fichmond. Va. WE HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO IS THE ONLY ese education t Men aud wowen tor selt-sup) it rt wus ualifies young duly. Accommouation, 4: Useful “lives, mm. Week Trams leave A. F. and MRS. HARI VIG NISSEN, lustructors, Jexsudiia ior Was nea, 8 28 703 0 1:07 a.m; 1:20,'3 ny Saal es Xeur bezins MUNDAY 5 ‘Office ‘open for ar- Piano made in the world which poutively ia B20, 9:10, <" a ee F SHORTHAND AND Fa ehoale eretAucust 29. ‘Lhis college ewbraces | proves with use,in all climates, “Ibis tae neey strong os par ecidend 107 “thes tty fitae SPE CEIIAY LUBINE OH ( " shoals, viz; School of Vractical Ihusluews anu Ac- Assertion, but we can substantiate it by ‘testimony 72, O00 ena tea chseemcae COM, 71H AND D} counts, z ‘ iat eG, Dusiness erit- | which is irresistible. Other piauos deteriorate, owe | 4 Thorough preparation ior offical aud business posi- | webie And rajid wriuhe; Moral aud’ Sucial Culture; ) quel 38 ttesistible. Other pia ariably metallic. By | yt jhcte Mua mor, Ser eae ceace, nertbeasbaas. fous. Laperenced and successful teachers. Acon | School of preparatory Bulziish, iuciuding elementary | the Hanae ou coustruction, however, which | Staticn, where ordere cam be lett teens oe FE, | stant ac for wriduates trou: this school. Day | bookkeeping: School of Shorthand and ‘Typewntine, | je lately eee principle of resonance, use | Lanvagy to dertivation trom Lorele aud residences. and E' Seesions. erms moderate, a or Fan eeeeioel Tenens — ~ ih — = —— only tends to develop the beautiful tone which exists | Cas & PUGH, J. K Woop. fife We wueusbip, including teachers’ uor- nary. weoes of can . I a 3 —— — Saeed al. coainh aah sia writing: School of Me | Zig hey Foo 136 pe “ eG 3 General Manaxer. tmyl®) Generel ara, Ty HE MEDICALDEN PHAMACEUTICAL | chanical and Architectural Drawing, includinccoverus | SEROTT & CO., | 2 | JR 1CMMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD ©. Departinents “of Howard. Uni) wili give | ment work ; School for Civil service Training. individ K SYN A BB REE Res oe pans Ts tau didactic aud clinical instruction durin<ithe esting | Uslaud clase instricton, Day and: Sisk See Ex fxs A $% F 3:50 a.mi--Enet Tennesses Medk"Gesie for Westen, winter tern eyery evening aud day. 3-veluux lectures | Xezr scholarship for busin urse, day soaclon, 0, K NN AA BB EE ton, Gordousville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and will be from 5:30 to 9:30 p. mi, Daily lectures and | payable $10on entering apd baluuco on montis ist KO RRN gas Stations between “Alexundria and ‘Lynchburg, Rost: clinics from 11am. to 2p. ia. staliments of 810 euch, or 860 if paid in full ce one rd NN A“4 oke, Atlante “Bristol “Knoxville: Gotan es CLINICS. Py epics apeepot might rs us, neers PIANOS, Meinphis. : 4 ou entering and balauce im monthly iustallmeuts uf | 1. —- “ “ye ian cui Chan Medical by Prof, TB. Hood. Bh eich oe a0 {ull on outeting., Quarterly | UNEQUALED IX FORE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP | go2itviue teh, Mall Gaily, tor Culpeoer, Chan Surxical by Prof, overt Kayburn Call for paw Waatraret ae tea LEON Teen | Special attention er Purchasers” 46 tivited to thetr | 12uchbure, Kocky Mount. my a Diseases of the Throat by Prof. J. E. Brackett, ‘Leiephoue call, 108: “New Arustic Styles,” inished mm 8 of HIGH. | Aree Tp veabune and ales — ‘Aun Qbsetreal for Seniors by Prot C.K, Purvis HENRY C. SPENCER, LL.D. Principal | EST DECOKATIVE AKT. Pianos torrent, Siningtiem, Moutromsen Bee Oe hee Sines eens be Couey kerry. MAS BAKA A. SPENCLICViCe Pineva, | SECOND PIANOS. — A large assortment, | California. Pullmmau Sleeper New 3 Ciildren by Dr. Thomas Mil Eye und kar by Dr. E. Oli Dispeusary by Dr. FJ. Sh Special Instruct Dental Climes by Prot. J, com) rising almost every wel country, in thorough repair, will Jow Bgures. SPECIAL INDUCEM. wn make in the closed out at ver; ENTS offered bor! in prices auld im terms. which will bearranged ou EASY | OUT OF WASHING YEARLY BUAKD AND TUITION, BEM- to Atlante snd Pullman Sleepers Atiants to New Grleapa Wat Sleeper Dar vile to Columbia and Auguste. Bean, Sievers Ww to Cimcampati via C and Vsies by Prof. D. P. Lamb, $150 1 E Dutour, inary (girls), Military Academy ‘loys), | MONTHLY ANSIALMLNTS wien desired. 40 p.m ally, except, Sunday, fer Manassa Aud Dra d. k. Leo, Burr Yarvone and Walter 8, | icu grounds; very heathy: bent cate tinroueke WAL KNALL & Co., Straabury abd wutermediate stations, Over. s10-tonl | stFuction; cottase system. EPISCOPAL SCHOUL! ag $17 Market Space | .,4:30 p-1-—Dails Vestibule si 4, t+ 4 ROCUTIGN AND GRATORS: ue Na, a7 ae Se 2 P MAC RIVER B Ss Menge cobesting thence scr lf kanes, pou Now Ci iow yARRENTON SEMIN. 4 A it Ho LA 210 p.m. — tern hxpress lor ‘New Catalogue Now Ready. V ebont Yor Youu Taas esaud Charen nese | POTOMAC RIN ee i Sonriee ster Sey kee “4 Cincinaety ‘The course in ELOCUTION prepares tho pupil for | ear Dexius Septeriber Lo, 189. “Lerm: y XO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. estibul a Lh sine Wading, ue iecttale aud Teasers? Post | fate, Climaie uuexcellcd “Address Mis Vi Sicumer EXCELSIGie fron thet, wuart Mon. | Wishe ullnan Slecver fer Lowen? 10° SO Soe aon Com Virstinta, : auld.stwam,” | COSASCTUN WITH BOSTON ANE PROM Oe pa Ay F ‘The course in ORATORY prepares tho pupil for Loc- USS ELUEN SIMPSON OF 1010 MT. VERNON | SIEAMIEMS Fare: ¢sincie; round trip 83. Tickote | Aurunte, Atlanta, Moutgoney, Dew Opens ene tures, Debates, Public Addresses, After-diuer Speak 4, Plladelpiia, Pa., 2 teacher of highest stand. | $84 rows st B. und 0. uicket vthecs, Jiy und Isol | Sd. Celiforuia, Pullen Vestibule Car Washiteron to ine, Legal areuments, Pulpie Oratory and Folutical | ing, haviug a Gaucher hone eee ee, | Pas See Latent 2eyp and Now York avo. For | Sivsper Washington to Birmingham vie Atlante Speeches, dealing with'manner aud matter, }ouit d uumber of girls of first-class families, Special | further information inguiré at company's office,on the | Sod Sconia Pacihe ‘Kellwaye and Sleeper attention given to Music, French aud Art, Mhatt, Jelepone call 740-% WA. ¥, WELCH, Supt | Wiuuington to Ashevilie aud Het Bpes XC, via Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers Certificates con- | “SulsewAnsoe aud Gen. Agent, old ‘Also Washington ‘0 Augusta ‘via Daiiville ferred. The success of our yraduates has surpassed > all expectation. Reckiasn, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY Spring, Montgomery county, Md., reopens: ‘POTOMAG RIVER TANDINGR. Sept. 36. ‘Thorotieh “traning is smued at with the infuc MARTYN COLLEGE, STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, G14 ay at Lor residence 17-1" 715 Sthst. nw, Acsbenr OF ACTING, Sunday, Tuesday and hursday, ot 4 p.m, as far as at ones te wenn cried DL Fe a far a9 possible of alicine government. "Ihe | Nonsinly Currioman and Loouardiown, Staite Creek re peoaed il 11:50 ome . TT, i re en io ‘Coun, t-class, SUc.; Becund class, 3oc. —~ M ‘of Boston, beaits of the scholars.” Yor qreulars and furtucr int | #reigit iower than other routes: “Soe sas rr - rein (Ly. PIANO AND. HARMONY, formation address. cal Telephone 1350. elf-lm | $:03 pm, she ¥-30 pane _#18. 6 Massachusetteave. now. HENRY C. HALLOWELL, A.M. Gale ; ‘Through tras trom the south vis EA DANIEL WiL., RESUME LES: | _%¢18-4m Sindy Spring a_| Nomonk axp oLp Pornt. ville au sous in Vocal und Instrimental Muaie October 1 On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23, ; FARE, $2 ONE WAY; $3 ROUND TRIP. Steamers Leave 6th street wbarfat 8 pm. Tacs Further in Lynchburg arrive in Weehiogess 6783 ome vis Past Teouesees, brimolend th. and 7:10 p.m. ; via Chesapeake, Chi rout aud Charlottesville at 2:45 bum. and 6:53 am. Strasburg local at DENTISTRY. 2 : rted without t | duy, Thursday, Saturday and suuday, and checked at office, 1300 614 121 at. nw. Eaua artificial tooth inserted without charwe, excep @-2 day lay, ond _wanday. at 4 Sepaiab a =. _Large Illustrated Catalogue sent free, __818-4m_| ineut of the Columbian University. from 1 to Sip.m. | Puiut csch_ top woine and returuine, Met syodn” | Sie? Shae Mss, SCHMIIT’S SCHOOL—KINDERGARTEN Seay, anceps, ee IO STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” myld JAS. L, TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Agent. au section’ Avtictlation: tad Sere heeds | Poa wT aR Pena DENTIST, OTH ST, COR ny Ye sud SATCEDAE at ames eteing TOES. Western section. rtiiculat! peec! y N f) 4 Cs x! Ui] 7 Taught the deat. School opeus September 2k aleelae | [Pg STARE Pale sua tge tered “appiiest Dal, FRIDAY ang S08) eat a OCEAN STEAMERs. re AN 188 ADA L. TO =e revents pain in extracting. branches, omit ee — ENS TOMNSEND, SAND Mins ADA L. 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