Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1890, Page 7

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, i, ‘The Foremost Cocoa of Europe, ‘The Coming One of America. UNLIKE TEA & COFFEE~ @OOD FOR THE NERVES. The claims of cocoa as a useful article of diet are stead- ily winning recognition. Un- like tea and coffee, it is not only a stimulant but a nour- isher; and it has the great ad- vantage of leaving no narcotic effects. Hence it is adapted Van Houren's Cocoa “BEST&GOES FARTHEST” to general use. The strong, may take it with pleasure, and the weak with impunity. a@-Vas Hovren’s Cocoa (“once tried, always used”) leaves no injurious effects on the nervous system. It is no wonder, there- fore, that im teal men Instead of tea and coffec or other eocons or chocolates for duily use by children or adults, hale and sick, rich and poor. “Largest sale in the world.” Ask for Vax HOUTEN's and take nocther. “ W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa ds teokatel No Space ‘are used in its preparation. It has mere chan three times the strength of Cocos mixed with Starch, Anowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, coating lane than one cent a cup. ' is CiTY AND DISTRICT. @@ To reach al classes of readers and cus- tomers in the District of Columbia, advertise in Tax Eveyrxa Stan. Everybody reads it, EXPERT TENNIS PLAYERS, Rain Stops the Championship Game Be- tween McCawley and Wright. ENTHUSIASTS DISAPPOINTED—THE STYLE OF PLAT- ING OF THE CONTESTANTS—THE DOUBLES—TER CONSOLATION PRIZE—GOOD PLAYING BY DIs- TRICT MEX, ETC. Rain prevented the completion yesterday afternoon of the championship tennis game be- tween Mr. McCawley and Mr. Wright. Two sete had been played and three games in the third set, when the rain feil so heavily that the play was stopped. It was a disappointment to the small group of tennis enthusiasts who wit- nessed the contest that the play could not zo on, as the exhibition of expert tennis was one of the best that has been witnessed here for some time. It istrue that Mr. McCawley did not keep quite up to his usual standard of ex- cellence. He was lacking in accuracy. Many of his strokes counted points against him, as they sent the ball either beyond the lines or in the net. His opponent, Mr. Wright, played a surer game, and in thi ticular, which is an important oue, lay the dif- ference between the game of the two men, Mr. Wright's swift strokes to the left-hand cor- ner of his oppouent’s court end his quickness in taking advantage of an unguarded place in the court were the noticeable features of his game. Mr. McCawicy played a similar game, but his strokes failed to land the ball with a curacy. ‘There were pretty volleys in ti course of the game and Mr. Wright used tl lobe with brilliant effect, The service of the two men was excellent, and while Mr. Wright sustained the reputation which he has ac- wired in the leading tennis tournaments of the country, yet Mr. McCawley showed that he is entitled to tuke a bigh rank as a tennis player, The scores of the three sets of games are as follow: Lees 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 , O, 1, 1, 0, O, 1, tiie 6, 0, 0, 0-6, 11 1 1-6. Ce 3 a ‘THE UNFINISHED GAME TO BE RESUMED TODAY. It was decided that the game should be r sumed this afternoon at the point where it was delicious, pourishing, strengthening, Ea- nd admirably adapted for invalids as well, Teops in health Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. RAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. Bow t 1178 ‘Cincinnati, Oct. 10th, 1988. Wolf & Randolph, Phila,.—Gentlemen:—I used Acme Blacking about a year ago but became dissat. tefledandquit. Ticomonths ago Imet a friend whose shoes i years ago 1 caren tad drt and ol tem.” Directionat I never thought of that.” 1 Bought @ bottie right then and there, took the wrap per off the neck of bottle, followed these directions Gnd admit, “What a Fook T wan” acme Biacking te all you claim forit * ° ‘Tho Dest Blacking for Men, Women and Children. THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Beecham’s Pills For Bilious and Nervous Disorders. “ Worth a Guinea a Box ”—but sold for 25 cen BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Wass & Cin, SHOES, N.W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. 7AM. CLOSE ATO PM 4 OPE » Store, 6 West Baltimore st. JEWELKY HOUSE OF To convince our patrons that we are selling goods edit than “redit system, Payment purchasers hey are payiny for it; vernen ST iver Hunting-case Swiss font. stent wind and sect will buy a Solid Silver Gentleman's 14-size ‘Case, with gold bow, stem wind aud svt; will buy 8 Solid bape foots ferme aee, wits, wera witid and wet, desided it buy am 01 ypen-face Silver Watch, Waltham ‘wind auc set. y 2 Lavly’s Solid Gold Hunting-case stem: wind and se Kockfurd moveuicut, stem vet. ok wy warranted for ive years. “ois wut bay a Lady ely Engraved Solid Gold aso Watch, with Swiss movement, stem it bay sm Open-tace Dast-proot Pulled to, seas oe Well, 88, solid gold for fee walty years with ® Kocktord movement watran' ve Yeare ill bay e Hicely Engraved Lady's Watch, bunting Case, stem wind aud set, Swiss ut, Bickel. ‘oil Vay @ Gentleman's Open-face Filled . warranted to as well as solid goid for yeas wit Kocktord movement warranted {oF ali buy a Nicely Enwraved Lad Nase Watch, stews hud aud wet, full- jeweled id Gold Hunting-case — ‘bairspring, fulle ul buy @ Lady Hoely engraved Solid mn Huoting-cose Watch, wis ‘Swiss move 50 will bu; ca oar Gold Wateh, 11-Jew- 3b mew j = Gold Wate, full- Jenciod Swing latest improvements, bes Y Goid Prt) it bay a ‘s Sold Watch, full-jeweled "s Solid Gold Watch, Vermi- ‘This Watch would be $1.50 will buy » eilsa edge, 11-jeweied Bheap at €40. at will bay s Gentleman's Solid Gold Fancy Box- goss i jew kford, re. every pobular us jeweled nickel NockSord woven, “a tor * years e050 will buy 4 Solid Gold Gentleman's Watch fail peeled Kockt movement With patent regulator, Povanted ior Ave yearn and pa as per. t Cie We wish patrons gords sre all of a high grade, ‘sud z Sheu you stop to compare the quality oft yhsfuarautes, the prices andthe terms upon Muey are sold. Please caliaud examine our stock Mistier you ish w purchase of pot. No trouble to show goods. Come and sees want to Ket ac- with you, which t= our bain reason for goods so low. These prices are Wee u STaluak parm arta stopped by the rain. If Mr. McCawley wins the unfinished set it will be necessary to co: tinue the play until one has won three games outof five. Mr. McCawley will be oliged to win the uncompleted set and then two straight sets in order tocarry off the prize. This is an uphill task, even under more favorable cireum- stances, and it is not expected that Mr. Mc- Cawley will be able to accomplish it. Tho winner of this contest will not only receive the silver cup, representing the championship of the south, but alsoa handsome liquor case. The loser will be consoled with the second jay which 1s a pair of elegant silver-backed brushes, ONE GAME IN THE DOUBLES was played yesterday. Beach and Thompson beat Metcalf and Davidson 6-2, 6-3. The former are to play Wright and Billings. McCawley and Woodward are to play Peter and Peter and then the finals are to be played, In the finals itis expected that ‘MeCawley and Woodward will méet Wright and Billings. In any event one of the prizes in the doubles will be won by District men. The first prize in doubles is two ‘er berry bowls and the second is two satchels of the finest leather, IN THE CONTEST FOR THE CONSOLATION PRIZE,, which is open to those defeated in the first round, Byrnes beat Brickenstein by a score of 7-5, 6-0. A French traveling cloak is the con- solation prize. THE PRIZES FOR DISTRICT MEN EXCLUSIVELY. The drawings for the competition for the prizes offered to District men exclusively who during the tournament were not defeated by District men were made yesterday and are as folloy Wooten and Peter, Chambers and Woodward, Borden and —— Metcalf and Byrnes. Two games were played in this series yesterday as follows: Wooten beat W.G. Peter 6-9, 7-5. Woodward beat Chambers 6-0, 6-2. The prizes are a cut glass ink stend ands silver-headed umbrella. In this tournament, which is about ended, the District men have fi red better than i iv tournament that they have entered. It is evident that the atandard of playing has now reached @ point where it is possible for the District men to meet even the crack players of the country and hold their own. A Sewing « Cirele Organized. At a meeting last night at 620 12th street northeast a sewing circle, composed of colored women, to be known as the Willing Workers’ Sewing Circle of East Washington, was organ- ‘| ized, The following were elected officers: Miss Mary Jane Gordan, president; Miss Mary Jackson, vice president; Miss M. E. Gordan, secretary; Miss Georgiana Simms, treasure: Jane Wanger, chaplain; Mrs, Emma Tol- istant secretary. Committee, Mit Mary Miles. Mra. Lucy Washington, Miss Lillie Steward. Miss Maria Moore, Mrs, Anna Brewer. They adopted a resolution requesting the com- mittee on education to fix the hour for dis- tributing clothing for the poor from 2 to 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, In Gooa ‘Templar Lodges. Minnehaha Lodge, Chief Templar Van Vleck presiding, gave special consideration in Grand Army Hall Tuesday evening to pians for in- creasing its social and reformatory influences. The Dime Social, which has been a very suc- cessful aid to the lodge fora year anda half, occurring once every month, received due at- tention, and the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the lodge during the last week in November next was taken note of through committee reports and otherwise, The cele- bration will be shared by all the local lodges, aa itis the anniversary of the birth of Goud Templarism in the District. Minnehaha ac- cepted the invitation to conduct the exercises atthe next Sunday night meeting in Good Templar Hall, the chief templar to take charge. In the good of the order a reading was given by H. F. Smith, vocal solox were rendered by Mrs. H. F. Smith and Mr. McNerhany and re- marks were made by Messrs. Canfield, Darragh and Russell. The invitation of Mrs. Darragh, No. 100 7th street northeast, to hold the next Dime Social at her residence next Friday week was accepted with thanks. Clements Lodge, Chief Templar M. F. Martin in the chair, received a fraternal visitation from Talisman Lodge, Alexandria, and dele- gations from Perseverance, Friendship and Exgleston lodges, in Washington Hall Wedues- day evening. chief templar made an ad- dress of welcome, after which Mrs, Kalstrom, in charge of good of the order, presented tho following program: Vocal solos by Mamie Kalstrom, Hattie Beatty and C. A. Bladen, an original song aud recitation by Prof. South- wick, a recitation by Mrs. J. M. Hodges, a trio by Mr. and Mrs. Frear and Mrs. Kalstrom, and remarks by Messrs. A. Kaistrom, J, R. Mahoney, E, P. Taylor, T. C. —, J. F. Glover, Mrs. E. A. Chambe: Dr. Kirby. A recitation was given by Miss Carrio Sibley. Mrs. Cham- bers and J. K. Mahoney, direct from the closing meeting of the season for the temperance tent, ' — brief reports of that work, showing that 1,300 persons had signed the pledge this season. Mrs. Chambers exhibited a large basket of flowers which she had just received from tem- — friends in Anacostia, Mr. Frear gave leasing notice of the twentieth anniversary ofthe wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaistrom, id invited attendanc their residence on A et this evening. gone REE Carroll Institute Election. Ata regular meeting of the Carroll Institute, held last evening, the election of officers for the ensuing year occurred and resulted in the choice of Thos, J. Sullivan, president; N. T. Taylor, first vice president; Geo. Bogus, second vice president; Ed. Mallet, jr., secretary; Ed- ward Voigt, treasurer; Major Edmond Mal- let, librarian, and John Byrne. editor. Messrs. Murphy, Hannan, Sobon, Elliott and Coyle were elected additional members of the board of directors. Mr. D. 1 Murphy, who filled the office of president during the past year, read his annual rt, which was re- ceived by the members with loud applause. In past years institute has conducted a night — for boys, and it was decided to r the ‘Tuesday next. peemions will be held ther thereafter on Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- day of each succeeding week. A vote of thanks — te a FaoriessNigrenb faithfully performed the dutics ussigne: ir req ive positions during the past year. eon —— She Wants a Divorce. Julia A. Day bas, by Mr. W. T. Bailey, filed a bill against Lewis W. Day for a divorce. The bill states they were married March 22, 1890, by Rev. Dr. JG. Butler, and she ae sertion July 15, 1883. — Lerostaxt Noticze ro noraes —Beenees rates for voters are now being lipo tall pa pode D. C.. THE CENTRAL U! UNION MISSION. Ursa Sourmmen Sixth Year of Successful Christian Work Closed, ‘The Central Union Mission has just closed another year of successful work. Sunday even- ing the sixth anniversary will be celebrated by & public meeting at the First Baptist Churcb. The reports of the officers of the mission show that during the year 83,975 has been ex- pended in carrying on the work. The number of religious services held were 1,860 and 183,- 560 people attended them. 687 conversions are reported. The mission maintains a hali,where the principal meetings are held, and also each Sunday, the gospel wagon carries s band of workers to different points in the city, where open-air services are held. Permanent branches are also maintained in the different sections of the city. Itis estimated that the average ex- pense for each service held has been $2.18. * At the anniversary meeting Sunday evening Rev. c. Stakely, pra pastor of the church, wili — deliver an address of welcome and Rev. E, D, Bailey will give some account of the work. A move-~ ment iv on foot to erect a building for the use of the mission, and there is now to the credit of the building fund the sum of €7,340.65. Mr. J. G. Kimbail, the chairman of the buildin, committee, will inake n statement on behalf of the committee. A number of the city pastors will make addresses, “ en PRISONERS COMPLAIN. They Want to Get to the Work House Before Dinner. Holding ofurt in the two polico stations has proved a success in every particular, The rooms in which court isheld are well suited for such purposes and the prisoners’ colls are Jocated so near the room that not much time is wasted in bringing the prisoners into court for trial. The larger number of prisoners is taken to the sixth precinct, where the morning « sion is held, and there is no reason why the prisoners disposed of at that sevsion of the court should not reach the work house every day before dinner. Instead of doing this, how- ever, they are driven back to the old court and there kept until the prisoners in the second session are disposed of, and then ail are taken at once. Recently many prisoners have com- plained of being held in the polico stations for ‘An unusually Jong time without food, and man: ofthem are glad when they reach the wor! house in time for dinner. There isan appro- Priation made for feeding those who are un ‘ortunate enough to fall into the hands of tho law, and, consequently, thore is no reason why the necessary food should not be given them. As it is some priscners are detained in the cells three or four hours after trial and kept out of their meals that much longer than is necessary. osteo THE W. ©. T.U. CONVENTION, Officers for the Year Chosen — The Cigarette Hubit. At the closing session yesterday of the an- nual convention of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. M. E. Merrick and Mra, M. A. Weaver were elected delegates to the annual conven- tion of the national union to be held in At- lanta, Ga. The report of the committce on resolutions was road and adopted at the after- noon session, which was given up largoly to the reading of the superintendents’ reports, The balloting for officers at the morn- ing session resulted in the re-election of Mrs. LaFetra as president and Miss Kessler a6 corresponding __ secretary. Mrs. W. J. McDowell was elected recording secretary, Mrs. Cohen declining re-election. The other officers elected were Mrs. T. A. Williams treasurer, Mrs, Maggie B. Platt dis- trictorganizer, Mrs. Phillips assistant organ izer,with Mrs, Neale as her secretary and Mra, Robinson auditor, THE DEADLY CIGARETTE. Mrs, Emma F. Shelton, the superintendent of the newly created department of narcotics, read her report, In it Mrs, Shelton character- ized the cigarette habit as one of the most alarming evils of the day. After referring to the bill which has been introduced in Congress, making it a penal offense in the District 3 sell cigarettes or tobacco to any minors under the of ears, the report said that a petition in ita ‘support had been presented, signed by 257 physicians. 86 ministers, all the public school officers and many of the teachers. Mrs. Shelton urged that a new bill be introduced on the plan of the New York law, which makes its punishable offense for any minor under sixteen to use tobacco in any form in any public place. ges. on Sey AMERICAN ARCHITECTS, Their Twenty-Fourth Annual Conven- tion to Be Held Here Next Week. Next Wednesday s large number of the prominent architects of the country will gather in this city. The event which will bring them together is the twenty-fourth annual convention of the American Institute of Architects, The meetings will be hold in the Arlington Hotel and the first session will begin Wednesday afternoon, Commissioner Douglass is expected to make an address of welcome. The president of the institute, Mr. R. M. Hunt of New York, will deliver the annual address. At the session Thursday morning papers will be read by A. J. Bloor, 8. E. Chamberlain and Henry R. M shall. In the afternoon the members will be entertained by the Wasbington architects by a trip vo Mount Vernon, an oyster lunch being erved on board. On Friday morning the annual election of officers will be held and then the institute will finally adjourn. The committee of ee composed of J. W. Root of Chicago, Wm. Poindexter and Glenn Brown of this citv, have prepared an attractive program for t entertainment of the members. They will visit the White House on Friday and other points of interest about the city. Mr. Edward Clark, the architect of the Capitol, Mr. J. H. Windrim, the supervis- ing architect, Mr.G. Brown Goode, the director of the National Museum, and Mr. Adolph Cluss, the architect of the Patent Office restoration, will Personally conduct members about the pets ld in which they are specially inter- s —_>—__* Royalty on the Baltimore. The king and queen of Denmark and mem- bers of the royal family were entertained at luncheon yesterday afternoon on board the United States cruiser Baltimore at Copenhagen, The Danish minister of marine, United States Minister Carr and Mrs. Carr and members of the American legution were also present, After luncheon Mr. Carr, on behalf of the royal fam- ily, presented to Commander Schley of Bulti- niore photographs of their majestics and the crown prince. The photographs bear the royal signatures, The Baltimore will sail from penhagen tomorrow, Outside ‘Candidates for Police Duty. It having been published outside the city that there is a scarcity of eligible candidates for the police force of the District, because of the cliuse requiring applicants to haveserved in the army or navy, the chief clerk of the department is in receipt by mail of numerous applicetions from the states and territories. Notwitbstand- ing the soldier clause, he says, however, there 1s plenty of material at home and no Alaskans ee A Short Cut for the B. and O. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have decided, it is stated in a special to the Baltimore 4 merican from Eliicott City, to mal ashortcutinthe Washington route past the Relay, starting at Hailthorp, two miles below Relay’ station, and connecting the Washington branch road some distance below Elkridge Landing. This change will give almost a direct line for a considerable distance out of Balti- more in the direction of pebege er and will reatly facilitate the running of fast trains Setwoon the two ci —————— THE COURTS, Count mv Gexrna, Team, Yesterday—Halliday a, clea death of receiver suggested and andall_substi- ited. H. Spalding agt, Firs Natioual Bank of New York (two caves); a dismissed, Mackay. a a agt. \timore and Po- tomac d. Equrry_ Cour: Yesterday—Wilson agt. ‘We show ancther new material, which fe confined to es for Washington and vicinity, Named UPSAL SUITINGG, These Goods are a very heavy round Serg ‘Twill, nearly a-yard wide, double-folded, with 8 per. fect ALL-WOOL FINISH. Our aim bas been to pro- cure an article at alow figure thet has the same ap- Dearance as the fine all-wool novelties that areso popa- lar this season in Plaids and Stripes. We guarantee this fabric to be finer, better finished and of superior styles than any similar thing op the market, Both cloth and styles sre controlled by us for Washington. In order to introduce them we have made the price 15 CENTS por yard. BEST QUALITY NOTIONS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 300 pieces Bilk Cening, im desirable colors, Se. per yard or 340, per piece of 9 yards, 500 pieces: Best Casing, with Silk stitching, all colors, at 3c, per yard or “1c, per pleco of 9 yarda, Bixby 4 oz. Bottles Shoe Polish at 130. Sold every- where at 18e, 250 pieces Fancy Striped Belting at 9c. per yard. ‘Tée. Der piece. Usually sold for 12340. per yard. Good Hair Crimpers at 3c. per box. Miccly done up. Ask for our Revised Price List of Notious just issuod. OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE ‘When in our city can make our Store their Headquar- ters. We will cheerfully attend to any little commis- sion for you, Have your mail addrossed here. Goods ordered by mail will receive the most caroful consid- eration, FOB 86 CENTS ‘We will engrave your name on a copper plate and 50 cards, The work guaranteed. Samples of our on- raved cards sent on application. ‘We are the Washington agents for Da. JAEGER’S BANITARY UNDERWEAR, Recommended by the entire medical fraternity, We are slso Washington agents for THE HER MAJESTY CORSETS. ‘This is positively the only Corset made that in- ¢reasos tho longth and reduces the size of the waist of Indies without injurious tight lacing. We suarantee that they will wear longer, give more satisfaction and comfort to the wearer and produce # more elegant fig- Ure than any other corset made. Price 82.75. Foster Kia Gi Staudard Fashion Patterns Only to be Souda etn a Pate ated Eye-Glass Polishers, 5 cents, Bem 2% BE JR hl oe __ oe mm BB 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st 016 W. B. Moszs & Sows, WAND 11TH STREETS. MOQUETTE CARPETS 61.25 PER YARD. MOQUETTE CARPETS, MADE AND LAID, $1.35 PER YARD. One hundred and fifty patterns to select from, ‘Not one of these are Jobs or imperfect Car- pets, and not more than six patterns in the en- tire line thatare not this year's patterns. Our line of Moquettes is as large as the stocks of any three establishments in the city, and we guar- antes every Moquette as perfect. We will fur- nish any new patterns in the market st the Price quoted above, DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, ‘Twenty-five per cent discount msde on all Nottingham Lace Curtains purchased before 10 o'clock a.m. October 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 23, This discount only allowed on omh purchases, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, ‘25 per cent discount om all cash purchases of Red Tagged Library and Hall Chairs, FOLDING BEDS. Our stock of these goods is three times larger than any line ever shown in this city. We are the District agents for the Phamix ‘Wardrobe’ Bed—universally considered the best in the market, We also control the entire stock of the Phosmx Furniture Manufscturing Co, in this city. ‘We have an unexceiled variety of Bed Room Furniture, Parlor Furniture, Dining Reom, Library and Office Furniture, Reed and Rattan Ware, Screens, &e, Carpets, Rugs, Linoloum, &e, Draperies end Lace Curtain, Upholatery Goods and Wall Papers, Our stock includes the choicest selections of the Foreign and Domestic Markets, ~3 Elevatorss. t EDUCATIONAL, IN WASHINGTON. YY GR: YOUNG LAD’ ADUATE epraniee IANO TAUGHT, 87 PER QUARTER. pression recution miention paid. to ers and \ddress Box 100, Star office. AN BY THE CORD. CHAI . ae PHILIP pee a naa aie in German omen Bold. ae ry fog. 1 res Now York ave. MONDAY, Oct. 20. 016-6t* REIGNERS DESIR: RING EXPERIENC! 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All classes mest $n the evening gud sre open to both sexes, For surthe: information apply to the dean, 2 KT. wo Sie D.018-im AINTID CHARCOAL AND crayon tonet, by Sine 0 Luka CANFIELD. Saturday for Chi Tithet nw. Call or send for circula Yorss LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL. 927 J at. bewins October 1. 1S00. Preparatory courses for College and Civil Bervice kxsmipation 816-7 LAUKA 0. TALBOTT, ws HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th at. nw. Beat and Most Practical Instruction, ‘Terms 810. Trapches: Xew York; Boston, Philadelphia, Cht- cago, Paris, Berlin, jon, &e. = a) NAt0Nat cxivensiz cour SCHOOL HON. ice MACARTHUR, LLD, Late Associate Justice of the Supreme Courtof the Distrigt of Columtaa, RON, SAMUP LE MILLER LED, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court ef the United States, Professor of Constitaticnal Law. BON. WILMAS B. Wibe. LUD., Lecturer on Common Jaw Pleading aud Juriediction of the Federal Courts JAMES SCHOULEL ESQ, Lecturer on Law cf Batlmeuts and of Do bac Kelations, BON. CLAUGHION, LL.D, Professor of sbleadin, Evidence, Equity Juriepra- pees 7 FELOUZE, F st, second floor, Mentor ‘Wesbincive Stock Exchange. Deals in ail Local Securities, listed and unlisted, Oferm, mmvestors some firet-ciase 4, 3 cont dividend paysue stocks an ee “Have Money to Loas on StBche and Bonde. i CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. Batkera and dealers in Government Bonda Deposits. xchange. Loans. Collections, Railroad’ Mtocke aud Bonds oud all covepites eta Ludaceiphig, Boston: cn the bactannes of Ne tig Baltincre vey oekt sud see tity made of iuvestuent securition District we SLA dco Mesiroad, Gas, Insuranoe and Deb ephone Stock deal Aworwan Bell Telephone Stock bourht andeok 3y8 LADIES’ GOODS. SORDION PLAITING DONE U ¥ Pte 722 2A, Dest), Lhe most delicate shades 4 lect condition. SIMUN'S: MiN I of Bait Saannste & Fiske, M* is BIRCH IS NO LONGER At 720 11TH ST. has meted to 7zi9 1th et. tw She wil. be Pleased to wee (oll-1w*} MiSs BIRCH, UE & OO. DE PARIS. aud Laces dope uy equal to Da _ Feathers Dyed, Curied aud Dreaaed Slip Kid Gioves Cieancd. 171236 Let, cor, Comm, ADIES WISHING THEIR J Up ih first-class Freuch s reece. Laco Curtains « MADAME V NCH ACCONDION FEAITING “4 AT SHORT notice: Reduced Mates; Skirts Keplaited, Knife Piaiting, “eer sand aud up; Fashion J dournala, ‘ 8 th stn w = INDUSIRIAL SCHOO! ug, Mulinery and Chiliret FRONTS! —Faonred Always in order by piain combing Mie Mw. 3 3520 F ot. new. vitre. hare Importer of , 1 HOD OF TAS AGI wentional aud Ceindual Law rdreasrine Preuch Hair Goods, es a Shampootne, NCH OFFICE Oi Sen sr. - i a — tthe principal PROF. J.D, GAILLARD: GEFICIER tracts, Negotiable Li ADIES' OLD STYLE SEALSKIN GARMENTS SACADEAILE, wil con Eons rai Toth inatant, and Corporatio Dyed and Altered iu west Shapes, New Seale b-m.,in the parlorsof the school give HON. SAMUEL F PHILLIPS, skit dacketn, Capen, & to Onder,” The Misses Bnd practical Illustration OF 118 CLLEDRATED ASD Late Solicitor General of the United States, CUNNINGHAM, T308 th st Rw, boi Naud O. QKIGINAL METHOD, the oniy oue decorated by the | Lecturer on he Lag of Partnership snd 1 Corporations, = ‘rene! fof, Dublic instruction." Supt. W: ‘JOHN G | ba GILBERT DENTE Powell. D Harris, Dr. F. Lane, nev. bre. Corey pottn eta ether ly gg A LL Robisrs, and Ships en, and other eminent educators will address HON. WESTEL WiLLUUGHBY, meee fhe moetiny: All interested in education are ev Lecturer on the Law of Keal Property, 610 to 720 15 ae ay FIER Reotures on Practice aud odgery tho Sock onan CH DYEING, scoUL ING RDRY CLEAR N .. —— nae en oe eof phot 14 8 DI 1223 es ow, ‘ALT ROGERS oot BN istiapisnse Si 4 The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies and BED Childrea will reopen September 24. }-to PIANO AND THEORY. MK. HENKY ZARDES Ts now locat o8-1m_ 10081 ‘HE PARISIAN FAMILY AND DAY SGHOOL or Young Ladies aud Children, stints “ene at ioe “Sigesical ‘Branchoe tsuxbt in French, |X Address Monsieur and GAl Ce MBIA CONSERVATORY ©) Pa, ave.—Thorough instruction vanced course, plauo, violin, &c. EDIi Inte of New ‘Englaud Conservatory of Buse = COMMELCIAL | SCHOOL, 407 EAST Lecturer on Patent Law and Practica, EUGENE D. CanUsh LLB, Secretary and Th reasiarer ot Basia ao. . eee ool Bu ic ‘ OCTOBEM Ty Tnu0, at pale i aie eee will open in the Law oPNEDNESDAY, oi ats Loc: ‘when'an imtroductory lecture will be delivered and the announcements for the schdvl year ‘will be made, ‘The library and reading room will be open to stu- dente daily, except Sunday, from 8 o'clock am. to 10 Saale contain: at | Morrivou's | ik & oY T full information can be ob- pok wtore, 1334 F is 8. 14 sone orat the OF ETCH HE Sechitauy aD, THEASU fe NER OF 101M AND E 818 ), WITH EFFI cient eodstamis tarsus a acpi Dt, will A Keopen jassieal aud Enylish School tor Young Men and Firet-class Ladies’ and ‘Gente swork c ou. euing Sharer dene AND CakULiNe LERCH. ‘Tormueeiy with &. Piecber Sud Maison Yrieee, Paris, zk NTON FISCHE! LIinHME Ladier' ond Gen Flush, Veivet and &) FANING Et ESTAR ND pin Worne 906 G STN. W, Garments of ail kinds Dyed without ben. mpped a specialty. 1 Lirty-five years experie (Goods called for and delivered Albyooce GAKMENTS, h MADE UP Ok KIPPLD mourning bic dyed @ wood ‘< FISCHER, 806 G st. now. erate, as 5D, mr 3 in pee Fee re + lg i * 5, 8S, i fe ¥P Copitol a opposite bite) Hill P.O, Tn eu bos and resunie Private Instruction BEPTEMBEM ‘s i Fr - #1453 Corcoran at. Beat of references fal operation since THRS, aud heartily, judorsed: by | 2 read yforiation apply at SAS By8 F kee ¥ coe 2. We join, Typewn bw 810. Circulars "WOOD, LL.M. Principal. _ ES TOT. FORM HER FRIENDS in addition to her usual cl 530 Plerce piace, Tuesdays, ‘Thursde, turdays, ahe will also teach Mondays, Wedues- days aud Fridays, commencing October 15, 1890, at nd pupils thi ne at M* VERNON SEMINARY, &.W.COR. M. AND 11TH 8TS., WASHINGTON, D.C BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, Jrize Medal Paris Eaposition, 200 first rt premiums; indorsed by over 100 music schools and coljeses toe duratelity. Old Fisnos taken inexchange. The only o Uiment that can take the piace FFEIFFER & CONLIF: i & DAVIS PIANOS. them the richest, purest, ed Piano and most end EX, Agent, 511 9th st.n.w. n by L1 UKE and GOOD JUDGMENT, her new studio over Veerhofl's Art Store, 1321 Pa. av. SURVEENTR Yhen sneree dgnot, Kota MUSIC, 1208 Get a. ‘Vorce orton Banh YOICES STRENGTH MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. aa EE eved, Correc' reathing, ssons in “ut is’ ‘ Enphaais ‘Expressi' Touching shi Dy ‘Thorough instruction in all departments in accord- ayers pes “a ASH, | ance with best modern methods, Buildingsremodeled, DECKER BRO® ss | enlarged and furnished with every appliance for FISCHER 138 GRACE A KING, HAVING LATELY KE- 3 PIANOS turned from advanced a studies in Europe, now ‘health and comfort aca including passenger ele- Pay ‘ashington abd is pre give Lessous | vator, steam heating ject sauitation, Forfur} gerry ORdane ESTEY ORGANS, ta of the Ss Ay ute, 1100 43 Ldth ot bw. At home Lstween | ther particulars apply, after September First, 1800, 10 org MODEMATE PRICES, EASY TERMS, D ToEN E CAULFIELD = periae M ZABETH “elevuoue 620, jOHN P. CAULFIE! RS, ELIZ 3. SOMERS. Will R Lessons NDERS & STAYMAN, ‘ctabar * s OLUMEIA, OC COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, a % pet aore gate 2 . ; nt omce, aur ah 2 Im! _ | Gives the Beat Busines a iran iD ue word, the | 0 init ges fsa, at WM! Feancesr Principal Deing joint author of ‘the system wiuich re~ HINDERGARTEN celved the ouly gold inedal awarded fur Business Edu EX §£3 Will open October @ cation at the World's Fair held i S80. Six K NNN 82-2m* At 1530 O at, n.w. thorough courses: ini an Ebel Sgn =" iY ay OCAL LESSONS, . and ‘Typewriting. Ann 50, situations guaran! ry RN nets TART eae When competent, “Writs te ca for cataloyue- P resumed SEPTEMBE! Mss, HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE SOHO SCHOOL FOR Children now open; second year. 1420 oth st .w.,corner of P at. UCTION.-THE GREATEST, aoe offered to Parents, Children, Teach ENER, AM, PENCERIAN = COLLEGE, Corner 7th and D sta. n. ‘A practical business Stmoation ches ¢ Qualifes young fren and, women, for, self. Tuseful lives. Year begius MONDAY wusrusd CE, Prin, 257 Special attention igh Artistic Styien EST DECUMATIVE AKT. Piauos torrente. assortinent, IND-HAND PIANOS. —A ; slug ainust every well-known ‘make tu, tho rators or Artiste to Learn to Draw and | six schools, viz: School of Practical Nusiuessand Ac | COWhTsDE aln f Paint Perfectly. Crayon, rentel, Water, Colors, Chins | couute including English Datruuce, Uuninene arity. | Souttt; a2 UMTOUR FeLy, PL cloned out at and Oil Painting. Satu asses. Coll and see t. metic and ceed ad writing; Moral and’ Soci Sulture; & prices and in. yy — Ls on BAB! from 8104 10 "83,000 ot radon. Per TE MORRELL. | Sebovlot preparatory Lugliah, inciuding sienna | SiUSTuLY eiatalea totes see am ° : ~ peg Sud eentien ey nic ed nin woul of erthand and Typewriting, tie ENABE & co. most celobrated artiate in Eurove., 200,000 worth of paintings on extubition. or pone for National Academy of Fine Arts, | SHORTHAND taught in sixteen easy ns. Proficiency in three montua, Typewnting ta ta free to students. ew, an ae ee to Sega Po- sitions. "Hlead School of ora aw au30-2m F. 3. MULVEY, Priucl IANO LES8O) ein sSLARA BARRIBOly of br Wun, Mesou, 30am ee TOO at. uw. M*™ MYERS" SCHOOL. BOA! AND DA FOR YOUNG coven Octo Nb ory ‘TLE GIRLS. ine October 8 os rh in: fraction, ‘Best of Teachera, For: ug qi partic. including punctuation and spelling. School of Spence: ractical Peumauship, including teacher’ nor- bu —— and black! writing School of Me- ebanical and Architectural Dray including foverD- ment work ; School for Civil pervice Traiuiug, individ- ual and class instruction, ight Bessions. Year scholarship fer busiteas evurse, day seneioun & 0, payable $10 on entering and balance on snonthy ia: staliments of $10 each, or @60 ny. Year scholarship, might seeions, 850, payable $8 ou entering aud balance iu monthly shstaliunentaot 8 cach oF $00 if paid in full on eu puarterly rite oF justeated aipounceiuest for 1890-1001, ree ENRY C SPENCER. LLB. Princ! aulé Mii BARA A. BPENCLICV ice Prines = on peer BY OUT OF WASHE YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEM- inary (girls), Military Academy '¢ $150 wh grounds; very 3 a6 POTOMAC S17 Market Stace, _ RIVER BOATS. MPO. ROHPOLE AND FORTRESS MONROE.” Steamer EXCELSIOK, from 7 art ANTE sud Fridays, at 8 p-m, EXCLUSIVE sad sooms st Paavo chd ‘awiey's, 14th and New York uve. ber further information inguire ot company’s office on the wharf, Leiepvone cali 740-3 WAM. snd Ga. Nonroux AND OLD POINT, Ou and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. FARE, $2 ONE WAY; 83 ROUND TRIP, srect wharfat & p.m. Tee - 1c" "ISCOPA 7 reday, Saturdey aud sunday. pervert Mus. ELIZABETH B. MYERS} $73cU05 90M ue 2 cara deleviione cal" 100." Lands ny ™. 200 Louies Powstt, RGR Ren SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY, eee. — VOCAL INSTRUCTION, | iforeten ts So 4 a a ene 027-1m 3 Khode Ieland sve. aa far as porsibie; of a hoe government. The | DAYS svg BAIULDAS Sat 7 aan. Returning 10s GROLD WIRD EEE SHAE or OF | bumber ts limied and eerecial care ie given io the | DAL shipas waecaPay A tetris, Oresuist i Ansombly bealth of the scholars, ¥ or Numan own apd St. Gleme Wid feat ircular for further informed seo | fora HENRY O, HALLOWELL. A-M. «x * paid ete us orci Wi circ for further informut " accommogstions: Bc, Herma moderate, Address 1110 Toth ou aw. Fy rine Ma, Hit WOMAN'S @ a PROPOSALS, WILL REOPE! and MRS. HARTVIG Ni EN Hastructors, OF SHORTHAND AND I iit ieee PENCERIAS BUS BUSINESS 0 ‘OK, ugh preparation for official and Diustness post- ane” Mpxporienced aud. successful teachers. A'com stant demand for graduates 1. Day and Evening ions, Terms send for circulars, Bt U.% 8. CoM LEBI ON, OF FISH AND FISHERIES, to) alll be reserved at up tp ber 25, 1800, at which Hog tide they ‘will be 0 ‘ceped cy ‘atten Too! of the building occ the Us. Fish Commission corner of Gth and B streets Yes now on said Too, Blank forme of proposal and full tuiormation furaished application to the cl HE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND THAMACEU1ICAL Howard University will give cal instruction durine.t ouing and day, ivening lectures oto ures rom Dm clinics from lla m. Bm. CLINICS, Medical by Prof, 7. B, Hood, Sursical cal Oy Prof. Hobet Mavi Diseases of the Throat by Fret ee Brackett al tor Seniors by Sinor Suteery by 8k x keer. Children. by Br. as Miller. ye und 1 Ear by, ‘Dr Eu ‘Oliver Belt, bpecial Pfawteuction iy Atopsies by Prof. D. P. Lamb, four. Pand Dra. kr Lee, Buarr Yateooa and Walter & ne LOCUT! ¥. D IRATORE. E TOS ao Catalogue ‘Now Beady. ¥. #19-tonl ‘The UTION il for git Smita” AAQOTUO SSE ARAN prepares the pupil for Lac- ES ‘Betates, onarcny rrr Krver-diuner pit Or Ac nbsp ai cate oad enka as, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- —_ the success of our graduates hase! ‘surpassed, all expectation. [N COLLEG: MARTIN Ce Taunat nw, Pie and paint ‘about 23, United Map of the tes and about 30,000 copies of Maps of the Land States and Yervit in the Generel Land 0! tio: character of the Mork, size of maps, quality of paper and bumber of copies ‘at this office where sreciinens will “Pe exhibited to bidders, who ipust 'y themselves as to all the requirements. jessie mite be made in duplicate and edareeged the Generai Land the envelope “rol tor United ‘Bids will be received tor the whole number Ntaies Com: sor or the Fixht to reject any or all ZWENTIELH, 1800. taveste Hou, The hours Sto 10am suffer from any special n, effects of indisce Dr. G. a Theel, 538 rth —4 your ra quacks, ‘Dr. heel is the oniy ac cure whe others: botwithstending 2/8 ivertise. Hours, @ to 36 to 8. Sune days, 9 to 12. o8r KOFESBIONAL cleo CAN BE OBTALN! ae Oth ae nw. ey Vetere me by. Ferran Ful a 1, o dieSiaay cy inet Bud fate NEVER BREN CONTRADI Betuw. Forty-tve Teste" ecpertanen, a ‘HOOD Ki LD BY USING A Hh crvwe ot ot Dr BRUTE Invscrating ‘ase of Nervous Dey. 908 Bet BB, 329 N. sapere aw Di aaa Seccteharee PROFESSION AL. padaM PARKE, THE CELEBRATED OLAIN- MX: swoyent wad Seaton Matin ‘Born with wcaul; es rte 815 Nat nw. s184m Fedo,, former price ‘bow CADEMY OF ACTING, Me DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL a, “earn Sun former price G14 12th at, nw, ‘Tells all events of ‘hours, ¥ s.m. to 9p.m, | $35 from 10 a.m. 08:30 p.m. 419% thaw. | SEW mM. EB. war tf 4m 0 Largo Ulustrated Catalogue sent free, 18- ay Re WATER & 00, W, C. TOWNSEND AND MI85 ADAL. Towne Exes ET Eiovution, Vocal yramatic Action SETS 3a atom. 216-6 KRESS ESET ame Term begius Vet 1, 1800. Mre, LOUIBA ee se eae ae oo culate feet 1006 R se ewe PRDAITARSED ADAME A, Bia aie he ry ST. N. 4 a — rf Pei > cr ces Lost ¢ cae shin, = ol-lm zal ral wing, } land Day and honey des- lan if paid in full on en- Phones erin. X 8 te Q i ait =a he yay 1019 O«t. 0 HEN’ AG. AgeLt. SE? Br. x XW DING HOOT, ANDO. s ade bo} ‘heaii best, th Sth iucipal. ine yeton, EF COPAL SCHOOLS, f rain Pac with the inte: | Leaves, Tue Presb; for circulars i conten, refecenese Hon ENE Fesecuget 18-4m Ea - 5 = 8 N OCTOBER aap E ton, D. C., October S00. Propo: U, Regs et tee ators | Q COLLEG! the presence of att \dders, for tinning t ME xz aA —— ee niece | Philadelphia, Fa. stat F the purchase of the slat explaining bo frou. this sebool, acka, ths ‘moderate. Call oF she che clerk, “MARSHALL MODOR- | ee te eerie, of the Interior, Sensi Eoed ne eu iG Getober Be eb0e Sacied | Ay Sith best perenne Si] Ege ‘Will’ be ‘received at this “office until K NOO. thowraphing Fay} f about 18.000 Caples ot the % tories farm niedicies id Office, upectiications a to tho ¢ vice Gomuslssioner Ma x or tess than ds with apt ‘Commissioner Pp? EC! bndersigned until x Gout “the rent ) Feserved. ted Kowish anid Gorman Astrologer i the city, on sthod, Ee bittings, 500, iS cirest ‘yy ME. 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