Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1891, Page 7

Don't be afraid to wash anythin; tne. You can don’t “keep keep. Never peddied. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess of oll JAMES PYLE, N. with Peart it without scouring and scrubbing. With anything that is delicate, it saves wear; with anything that is strong, it saves work. It devours dirt, without eat- ing up the fabric. Millions use Pearline, but “all grocers” it.” What every- body needs is sold too fast to e aii THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.- 1891. on CITY AND DISTRICT. @ Awealthy London merchant gives the secret of his business success as follows: “T always feel happy when I am advertising, for then I know that, waking or sleeping, I have a strong though silent orator working for me; one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and who is certain to enter the households from which, if at all, my trade must come.” To secure the services of such an agent as this shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in Taz Evexixo Stan. It is read by everybody in Washington. ALEXANDRIA, SERIOUS WOUNDING. An altercation occurred last night near the Virginia Midland depot between John Nelson, a brickmaker who resides on South et street, and John Walker, ear inspectar. Nel- son struck Walker over the head with a bar of iron, injuring him seriously. Walker was taken in a carriage to his home on Franklin street and Nelson was arrested and this morn- ing wes held by the mayor to await the result of Walker's injuries. HELD TO BAIL. John Ambler Smith of Washington, formerly ‘a representative in Congress, visited this city yesterday afternoon as attorney of Caddic Crossman, who, after the shooting of George S. Smith by Jeff Phillips, left furniture in a house on Princess street near the Washington and Ohio depot and removed toa house on Ist street near the Capitol grounds, Washington. | Constable Sipple had a distress warrant on this property and deeming Mr. Smith's action in regard to it illegal he procured a warrant a: had him arrested on the charge of interfering with an oMfcer. Mayor Strauss held Mr. Smith to bail for court, but no bondsman ap- peared and after some altercation Lieut. James Smith was on his way to jail with Mr. Smith, when they were met by Mr. R. T. Lucas, ex- | ‘Two Negroes Charged With the Crime Ar- rested and Sent to Jail. Sergt. Daley and Policeman Preston of the eighth precinct made @ thorough investigation of the daring robbery and assault committed on Mra. Bertha Rightberg at her bakery, No. 1722 14th street, a week ago, as published in ‘Tur Sran at the time, and yesterday they had the culprits behind the bars. They were two negroes named Edward Henderson and Louis Sinclair. Although they denied the charge Mrs. Right- berg fully identified them, and this morning they were taken to the Police Court and tried on a charge of larceny. According to the testimony of the prosecu- tion the prisoners went intothe woman's store and purchased some cakes. While in there. it isalleged, they located the money drawer, and shortly afterward they returned and Sinclair got the mongy. When Mrs. Rightberg inter- fered Henderson struck her. The prisoners made_ their statements, deny- ing the charge. Henderson admitted that he purchased cakes from the store on the day charged, but he said it was two hours before the time that Mra. Rightberg said she was robbed. Judge Miller said that now the cool weather was coming on the thieves were likely to get industrious. After awhile, said the judge, storekeepers will have to keep their doors locked to keep this class of people away from ‘their places. prisoners were given the ex- tent of the law, six months in jail. THE COURTS. Equity Count—Judoe Cor. Yesterday—Green agt. McElhone; auditor's report confirmed. ‘oday—Eggleston agt. Eggleston; commis- ion to get testimony in San Francisco ordered to ixsue. Howard agt. Howard: ale decreed; L. C. Williamson and L. Fugitt, trustees. Crutchfield agt. Hewitt; demurrer’ overruled | with leave to answer: In re Josephine Mar- shall, Benj. Lawson, Jane DeNeill, John Robin- son and Jobn H. Taylor; inquisitions in lunacy Speaks of the Fight for American Pork in Germany. William Walter Phelps, the American min- ister. in an interview with the correspondent cf the Associated Press inrogard to the removal of the embargo on American pork, said: “Lam very glad it is through. “It has been » harder struggle to me than any one thing. Why, I began it ten years ago at Vienna. It seems as if it were but yesterday that I read to Count Kalnoky the trenchant sentences in which Secretary Blaine protested against the reasons which Austria gave for excluding Ame1- ican pork. That was » great dispatch of Blaine's, and it found a noble echo ten years afterward in Whitelaw Reid’s arraignment of French folly in pursuing the same policy. The enemies of the American never rallied against Reid's statement that in France mor People were killed by lightning than by tri- chine. “But in Germany the case was different. Here people ate pork raw, and therein lies the danger. On that account the German govern- ment is very careful in examining even Gor- man pork, and it was only fair thatit should in- sist upon a careful inspection of our pork. Ger- many promised all along that when this was done our pork should be let in, and it has kept its promise. “On July 6 I addressed the foreign affice, saying that Secretary Rusk’s examination was forceand that by September 1 the pork in- ted would be ready for examination. I asked at that date the embargo should be re- moved. Baron Marschau, secretary of foreign affairs, informed me September 3 that a decree to that effect was signed. One could not ask much betier treatment than that. “Iam especially glad that I insisted on the Policy of not using threats against Germany. e Germans will not take threats. So, while Iwas well aware that every official, from the chancellor down, knew of the reserve powers of retaliation and that both President Harrison and Secretary Blaine were the men who had the nerve to use these powers, I’ never either for- mally or informally referred to such a possi- THE GRIP’S AFTER EFFECTS Why You Do Not Get Back Your. Strongth.* There is no disease which leaves In its train so many weak, nervous, debititated and discouraged sufferers as the grip. People who have had this disease do not recover their strength readily, but @y after day attend to their employment in a Weakened and exhausted condition, feeling tired and languid all the time. If this nervous weak- ness is allowed torun # sudden attack of malaria, prostration, heart failure or paralysis may result. The greatstrengtheming and invigorating medi- cine to take in sueh cases, as well as for general debility, low blood, weak nerves, stomach, liver and kidney diseases, is Dr. Greene's Nervura. It will restore strength and health almost like magic. Purely vegetable and harmless. Drug- gists, $1.00. “Ifithad not been for Dr. Greene's Nervura T should have been dead before this time. I had the grip and it left me prostrated, extremely nervous, limbs stiff in the joints, bowels bloated badly and breathing territte. In fact I was al- ‘most @ complete wreck, and could do but lttle EDUCATIONAL . EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. _ EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERST ‘SCHOOL T’ Tae Facuury. -A® JAMES C. WELLING. Li. D.. President Professor of Public and Private Interaationa law ‘THE HON. JOHN M HARLAN, Li. D. (assoclaTE JUsTIck OF Tuk United States, of the Law of Domestic Kelations, ‘Of. Commercial Tine HON WALTER'S. COMLE S (ass0cLATE SUNTICR OF THE. SUPREME COURT OF THE Professor of the Law of Mea’ and. Yersonal 7 rs Contracts, and of Crimes and Misieavenserar if HON: WILLIAs A. MAURY. LED. (assiSTANT ATTORNEY GRNEAAL OY TUR UNITED STATES). PDT Eyuitg Bewdiag andor tee laces Brngeecee f a sof Evi THE HON DAVID J. Bla WEe LED. (amsociaTe SUsticE OF THE strane COURT OP THE Professor of the Law of Corporations. The HON-EDWAKD EDMUND BEEMUDEL, LL.D. (Cua s0aTICE. OF LOUISIANA), jaxtrer on the Civit HENRY Davis. A M- LL. (Gonernty assteranr ATTORSEY OF Tux DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA), Professor of Commor Law. Prartice and Lecturer om the History of Law. THE HON, AUGUSTUS S. WORTHINGTON, LL.B. Gomeriue Distuicr -arromxey OF THE states), Lecturer on Local Biviiocraiby and the "Authorities in Court WILLIAM MATTINGLY, Esa. (or Tie wasutsaTox Sak), Lecturer cu Practical Counnercial Law. THE HON. WILLIZM EGAN 'SINOSBS, a. a, (UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS), Professor of the Law of Patents. THE HON. ANDREW C. BRADLEY (ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPKEME COURT OF THE DIMTRICT OF COLUNULA), Lecturer on Criminal Law ang on Criminal Pleading Practice. ‘and Practice. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LL. M. (OF THE WANKINGTON iaak), Judge of Moot Court The open’ne exercises take piace in Law Lecture Hall of the University, southeast corner 13th and H sts. b. w., on THUR-DAY, OCTOBER 1, at Selleck ps. 5 whien addresses will be made by the professors fu ex plication of their lecture courses, with the announce ment of new or the current scho.astic year. ‘The school has a two veurs’ and a three years course, iNu 5 0 the dewree of Bachelor of Laws ‘of Laws. ‘he lecttres are all delivered after 6 o'clock p.m. Judge COX will continue bus regular course. for the junior year, lectures of Tustice H Jude BRADLEY Mt VERNON sesunany, =, 4200 and 1104 Met TL and 1238 11th at. Seventeenth year begins MONDAY, October 5. ance with best modern methods, Especial advantaqcs in English Literature, History, Modern Lancuages and Music Every appliance for heaith and comfort of punts, senger elevator and perfect sanitation. For circulars apyiy to thy Principal, _se8tan MRS. ELIZABETH 3. SOMERS. A FRENCH TADY, WITH BesT REFERENCES, desires to form ai event class or giv lessons at pupils’ remxlences, Atkiryss or call ., between 4and Up. us ~ BCT SCHOOL, INI TST. XW, ber BS. Exe Rpevialiete at Library, wap, Test M™= 2 Esrirs pare a VOICE CULTURE, Reading music at sig Fredersck E. Briste BOARDING AXD PAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ‘Thorough tustruction in all departments im accord- including ample exercise grounds, steam heat, pas- iow! for both i ‘OUT OF WASHINGTON. ‘PRE 2RRDERICK FEMALE SEMINAR) reat act colt ROOKEVILLE tory, with churches or. ke, doe Media has sevem Tew erate r. SWITHIN © 1, AM iarvard sradiuate), Mediate. A PeACTICA RUAN i THE MAKYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLPOR opens of U TUITION FREE TO ALL. For particulars address HENKI b. ALN) Suonruaxp. agit ou tant to earn th die sbortest ‘possbie tine, aia. ‘yom thoroteh tra gots s T AS (CONTRAT Sumnor Gorno, College of Music, papi of Mir. Cys Wises ry of Me : rn the best method of phonosraphy | aut = Offers rare edie toma. tartlt oderate. ine abd hesitistul. Steen re ewnywe. hans ot acceme. THOS “Hresiaent fOr SS pean. beens AND 0 DIV akD DD TENAR Princtpat. INSTU TE. spear ‘aw APLEWOOL ipeare, eh x@k bale). A.M. Prim ch MILT AK has been removed, Is absolutely pure and bility. I thought it wiser and better to appeal two hours a week, wi to reason and the sense of justice and fair play city sergeant, who promptly became surety on | "The instruction i the. Schoo: AC ADE wou = ‘Mr. Smith's bond and secured his release. woke. eT Wide work of any kind. I commenced to take Dr. confirmed. In re George Il. Siubbiefield; writ jde lunatico inquirendo ordered. Lacy agt. | towurd a friendly nation. ‘The result proves | Greene’s Nervura and at the end of one week | more specialized. because of the additions made to the | : as pan! it is soluble. JEFFERSON PHILLIPS ARRAIONED. | Scott; trustee authorized to accept cash pay- | that I was right. You have noticed that the de- | Was better, and now Tam able todos full day's | FSUe. ye open dally for study or reference | M EEE OIC, PIANO, ORGAN No Chemicals Jefferson Phillips, indicted for the murder of | ment. Ashley agt. Walter; motion to dismiss | cree is generous and complete. It removes the | labor. CHARLES H. STEVENS, from 9 o'clock a.in. to 10 w'elock Mass. ave u.w. are used in ite preparation. It | George S. Smith in this city, was arraigned at | denied on terms. Bell ugt. Dant; sale decreed; | duty on the whole hog, living or dead. In any South Effiugham, N. H.” | /¢ #3 NORTHWEST " John Kidout, trustee. Somerville agt. Boss; | shape, if properly attested, it can enter Ger- Dr. G ho successful in attendance im the Law Li- PLACE. seeng of Coen mined wih | vot guilty.” States Attorney Marbury appeared | 3-2 Aue end 2a, ean an einen cnt eee | Ne Be specs tara a trms Fa ne nome a met Buarch, Armormuct or Sueer, | for the prosecution and Mr. &. G. Brent for the er erates sasenliafactery 10, Garmin entis Geieion Ree Vast tan te ete ake chen | See eeionaae 16TH Sr. wild, nEores | * and to ante defense. The trial was postponed. ieieaiciad Osan Shela eds Indeed, judging from my congratulations, the | NW York, can be consulted sree, personally For cataiy Struction in Enviish sind tmatbemuatice; prop pomical, costing less than one DISCHARGED. Yesterday—Walter agt. McLaughlin; judg- | Germans, high and low, appreciate it more even | PY letter. Call or write him about your case, or | Morrison, 13 pared for all examanstions . perma ena anes Alonzo O. Harvey and John Rosser of Wash-| ment by default. * 2 than our own people. hey ought 10; it is |*%4 for symptom Diauk to All out, and aletter | 14h PIAKO LESsONS — EXPERIENCE fully explaining your disease, giving advice, &¢., | ington, arrested om the eharge of setting fire a = cheap food for them; to us it is onlya new ees cessfal teacher: wew and tapi. DrotsteD, aud admirably adapted for tnvalide : = i ben ae THE COLUMBIA iginwers, torus SO. per’ our, She as well us for persone in health. | to the Union street pillow factory, had a hear- ANACOSTIA. market, but a very good one. Se een et Tb exprrines of thisiuacitutions tye OLLEGTATE | 3.. Oot i'st m6 aus th. “Yes, everybody helped, expecially Secretar; Rusk, "He conoelvod anil forced. the proper legislation and then inaugurated inspection, in ALTMENT of the COLL MBIAN U ve restisied in the Lats EDUCATIONAL. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER “gry 9. when vew students, not craduates of the Preparatory ing before the mayor at 3 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, Mr. John H. Greene appearing in their behalf,and they were discharged, as noth- Sold by Grocers everywhere. et) Wealthy -Ageirene Acuz Puoxooxsrny axp Busixess SCHOOL. THE TOURNAMENT AT SILVER HILL. A tournament and coronation ball were held W.BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. the cost of which-appailed the German mind.” | — : ae School, will pretont thenseves for adinisson. Tie ESTABLISHED SiX VEALS. aa ing appeared to eriminate them. Tuesday afternoon and evening in Phillips’ Sen era reN: Poles ;Fopentig students of both sears. Angiications | Crue, of, tues: Renan is = i Pri o JRAWING AND PAINTING.—THE GREATEST | {t CHfsloxnes, i 4 5 | steuoxras : 9 Wis ARN. xores. grove at Silver Hill, Prince George's county, Scene eae eee DDPAWING AND PAINTING THE GREATEST | FH O*TODURIAS. © Buwho bay be fount oat) ‘The county court has closed its September Md. The proceeds were for the benefit of St. ‘Teachers, Designers, Decorators or Artists to learn to in the University Livraty. 1p our Acie method of Shortland the principles « ym opal Behooin, Madde ¢ | Excellent the system are tmuparted im sixt NPRCHAL. AT ; ! ’ Catholic Churel draw and pant perfectiy. Crayon, pastel, water col: | ¢, « SCIE! feveney te acctuired i thier THE YREFAKATION OF CANDIDATES HE WAS TREATED BY DR. JORDAN AND GOT / term. Se Church, i — at| Four Persons Stunned by a Vivid Flash— ors, china oll painting. and mechenicl assets: Gail | CORCORAN SCIE ee Capea 5 roR RELIEF aT Las. ‘The Barrow Land Company has filed an | O¥0" Hill, Md. Dancing pavilions were put up ‘Thrilling Experience. and see the wonderin! progress of students. = In an interview with s reporter Mr. Albert Warren, & young Engl:shinan, a Duilders, whose place of business is at the foot of 4th Se, eal that be suffered a great deal with catarrh | pci abites fair in McBurney's Hall last night. for three or four years and gave the following descrip thom of his case “My nose was stopped up most of the time, with omy Veharwe which compelled me {0 use my hamd&erchief frequentiy. It seemed as if I occasionally « w: amended charter. A 170-ton schooner is now loading with brick at the Alexandria Brick Company's wharf, ny st Loading & vessel at Washington street is a novelty. ‘The Junior Kechabites had a di at the and a supper tent pitched. Sixteen knights entered the lists. pong Richard E. Brandt, commonwealth’s attorney for Prince George’: county, was advertised as orator of the day, but did not arrive till the tilting was over. le then announced the prizes and made afew congratulatory remarks. ‘The charge to the knights was delivered by Raymond A. Heiskell John Deitrich is a miner who lives in the Middle Patch at Bear Valley, Pu. He returned home from work about 2 o'cloek on Tuesday, and was standing in the doorway of his home | while the terrible thunder and lightning storm was at its worst. Three miners chanced to be Portratts tooper frou: ¥10 to 83,000. The teacher. IMOGENE, ROBINSON MORRELL, has had 1? medals and studied Lazourswith the moat evieUrated. artiste thy Europe. P20), 000 worth of ‘Paintings on exhibition. Pxin' ing: for sale, “Naitonal 'Acadeiny of Fino Arts, S04 E st. ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, Pe i peperien for v: ly prepared tor coliew and alt examinations.” Prof. P's ENGLISH | This schoo! will 1, with the to departineuts of F Chemistry, French,” Ge es of draw: Divil Enuineer- ‘Minera « viz: All | from this Institute, and au. Postion by the praicipal the mbes ‘Sessions day ann eve Scie for pampiet 2 F st. uw, = ‘Oulu ladies and uttie childtem will recpen “epte: 4. MULVEY, Principal. ‘The Misses Kerr's Bourdine and Day schoo! for out Address the President, LHOMAS PELLLL.D. PHD, erees. “Aus Able charses iiew. A‘M SLL. We eae wk bl ae ee of Oxon Hill. Nye Worthington of Good Hope | passing by, when they saw Deitrich throw up | Spruce st.. Le Droit Park THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY | (;0NZAGA COLLDG: MILDAS UGHOGL. WubEbETe — KORGETOWN. Heights. as Knight of St. Ignatius, won by tak-| his hands und fall to the floor. ‘They rushed | PHOF. FA DUMAINE ¥ veo mea 471 STREET ¥.w. my m Teestin year Legis 7 ing twenty-one rings straight. Henry Kerby | + nis rescue. aunual seasion of his # for the naval aud STRUCK THE WOMAN AND RAN. Yesterday about dusk a man and woman were seen to meet apparently by appointment Iwill.” ‘This seemed to bring a sharp answer from the woman and without any other provo- cation the man stepped back a pace and almost under the nose of the stranger struck the woman a severe and sounding blow in the face with his open hand. The chastised one gave quite a scream and the passing man attempted to eluteh the flashing one, but the woman son fluid, but she would not in any way say a thing that would lead to her aseuilant’s BREAKING UP 4 CHURCH MEETING. Last night there was lively scere in the colored Baptist church at the corner of 27th ntity. of Fort Foote, as Knight of the Golden Cross, took twenty rings straight and the first honot Mr. Jamison of Bryantown, as Knight of Fel Heiskell of Oxon Hill and Mr. Joseph Mattingly were the judges. The committee of knights comprised J. W. Fowler, jr., Jus. A. Heiskell, Giles Dyer, J. H. Kerby, G. L. Gibbons and B. A. Heiskell. “Messrs. Benjamin E. Randall, J. H. Cusick, ‘Thomas Cusick, John Brooke and Frank Ridgeway composed the executive com- mittee. | Judge John P. Briscoe. who was to ington resigned his righ? to the first crown to James A. Heiskell, who very gracefully chose Knight Worthington’s sister, Miss Sallie, as his queen of love and beauty. Neale’s band struck up, the royal set was danced and the ball raged On entering the house the men were startled to wee not only Deitrich prostrated, but his wife aud children, who were seated near by, were similarly affected. He then fell over, and knew nothing until he recovered conscious- news. ——_+e+. —___ Results of Yesterday's Races. At Gravesend: First race, 6 furlongs—In- Third race, mile—Portchester, 1; Palestine, Lima, 3. ‘Time, 1.444. Fourth race, 6 fur- longs—Hyacinth, 1; Temple, 2: Alcalde, 8. Time, 1.17. Fifth race, 6 furlongs—Chesapeaki tion in French on the Ist of kiven to conversation. M83 scnier 2M school for boys aud iris Monday, Bepte: FSLOCUTION, ORATORY, and vocal ¢uiture. EDW and Miss ADA TOWNS! iw. ‘PIANO LESSON DRAMATIC AC’ ABD C. TOWN! iD, Teachers, 13 EXPERIENCED AND BUC cessful teacher; creat care taken with boximners; | BO conte ents Per halt hour. Miss sell FORMERLY AT DE EDS NP. CAULFIELD, PIANO, HARMONY, VOICE. 1322 13th st. n.w. se16-In” THE THIRD YEAR OF | MISS HALSTEAD'S Private School will begin September 28. tion may be made at the school room, 1 aud aiter September A corps of ten in we professors Number of puptis iuited to ides 1. Buiidinx open for inspection and a teacher Yo auswer inquiries trom 10 to 2 o'clock; and the Fifth Dental Cours: will begin on Tuursiay, im the coliege building, 1325 profession and the public ar nde epartivents. For circulars ormuation as to Clinical Tustruction in ‘The autuinn exaiinatons ical College, on Tuesday, Sep set Lan SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS, ‘The medica; department of Howard University will be held at the Med- ber 29, at 7:30 p.m. SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. system, wor el cease im our efforts until our puj is linve rear | bagi: cator, founder of our col the schools. assisted b; striker was more active and escaped. The slap | have made the oration of the evening, did not | ™#0, 1; Madstone, 2; Homer, 8. Time, 1.1534. ‘will resuine lessons October 1 st | Medicine and Surgery, Dental Practice in the du- | A well-equipped bu | had caused the woman's nose to bleed and her | show up aud the vacancy was filled by Hon. | Second race, 5 furlongs—Kefraction filly, SSS AG-Lin' Bruty, fees, Bes abPO to Dr AE, A iss. gone ay cn pure white apron was used tostaunch the crim- | Wm. I. Hill of Marlboro’. Sir Knight Worth- | Galondo, 2; Johnny Heckscher, 3. Time, 1.08. M™ ae and #'to 5 p. ‘Telephone : FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS. Competition beidat the colleze September 1, and3. . GILLESPIE, 8.3. WM. ume extra. Pu wuld. 2 SEMINARY WILL cemmck, Septesusbur Ith : E yaring the vecats — Te Winiia uate near the corner of 3th and U (Road) streets | H#ll took eccoul honor, and Frauke Howell as | wife and two children, After working with | ist” Souths Yin Tronuyfonaa Churc d Ioid Bh cme oye comers an ell Sm | — Pe expe Knight of Maryland Boy, got third. ‘The first | the four seemingly dead persons for quite a | &°*"< = ation efiress has beens auwmented, at. sebolariy a EP sceran iiait schon, ‘The woman was young, neat and habited like a | prize was a saddle; second, bridle; third, ; 2 RS. F. L. BARRINGER, "AGUE, Pi. D. the protesors mesure a thorotch education to those nurse, while the man was fiashily dressed ina | whip, and fourth, spurs. The chief marshal | While the minors noticed them slowly coming | ) 163 STREET, — committed to our care. Near Alexandria, Va. light check suit, high hat and red necktie. For | was H. C. McKim; the aids, Arthur B. Suit and | to their senses. A few minutes later father, ba Or a ieee T duction of ‘ond “utes 1. M. BLACKFOKD, Mf. 4., Pr ® moment after they met they were engaged in | James A. Heiskell, and the heralds, J. W. Fow- | Wife and children had fully recovered and wero TEACHER OF Tne a5 And taatie Sadioram Gociet ©. LC. MINOK, LL. D. es a earnest conversation. Then their words became | Jer, jr., and Nicholas Brooke. Bernard Kerby | #ble to move about. a ay py DENTAL DIPARTMENT i Lk NOK, 11. D., Amoctate Primctoat. louder and a passing gentleman heard the man | of Fort Foote, H. A. Hyngerford of Oxon Hill, | Deitrich said that o flash of lightning had | servatory of Beeline For terms and other peytc COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. a. | year opens Sept. 30, INDI. Bs say ina threatening tone, “Well, if you don't, |}, B. Earnshaw of Washington, Dr. P. H!| Stunned him, and on turning be saw thut his | Call ator sdurese Bi2 0d sts uw. sele The seventicth annual course of Medical Lectures agg wy vuLidina® aad a QTEAMER Tv. A |. FROM 7TH © ‘st. whart.—On hionday and Weduesday, at 4pm. Sor Goivinal Beach, Coitun's, Nousal Creek, Bauithis can Return ome ‘Arrive at Waskiayrtons Weds = frown 10 to 12 ain. Wh was continually takinz fresh colds, no matter how | till morning. Numbers of city folks were | 1; Civil Service, 2; Apollo, 3. Time, 1.09%. SES POLLOCK END Nol ar | Beli te following clinics tor studvuts during the en- ‘St., opens Septet ter tn. for Colonial Beach, Coi- ss ay none was no Ua at toma that ¢ | meeting in, progress, it is said, and John Car~ | supper tables were in charge of Mesdames | 9 igrac’s “fyeuong J sad * | at noms mhero they have lancer and better acroinmo | and C. 8. Purvis. Surcieal every Wecnesday by Prof, | Heeyune,uubi. extn: Years ‘conmeene sieepinur. causing meto frequently ter fund Edward Gates, two young men | John Brooke, Benj. Randall, Frank Ridgeway, | 2% At Gloucester: ‘Fiset coco, 6 farlonge—Tom. | {aio2s__ Willzeo — | eT nen, Seer cf, memos weexly by Miss CLAUDIA S41 | ayn CW. RIDLEY, Gent Manager sue restless I hail considerable who had been drinking, entered ‘the church. |P. H. Heiskell, Margaret’ Perkins, Joseph a longs—Ton EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. B. Purvia. Diseases of throat weebly: by Poot o£, i 7 mg LA : ‘mpoat an bs : M : : boy, 1; Thorns, 2: Quintoness, 3. Time, 1.183. founded ane.) Pr : turoat weekly. by Prot. J. E | MANYLAND AND VinGINIA pTraMwoat Phimsia collet im my throat, which caused me to They first begun — quarrelng. itis | Howell, Clem Brooke. Edward Dyer and a Second race, 4i furlonge—Mias Aggioand Lord sCHObT OF Law. Brackett. Bye and ear every Wednesday and Friday | 2E Company.—Steawer Sue, On C. Geogiveran, cough aut baw tweet Pid of charged. with each other, then threats were | Levy of pretty girls. Father Hughes, pastor of | Second Tce, 42s furlongs. Miss Aggioand Lord eco a Siinoe gunpery eters Tesadatr sell Sousa brie ING" NOP TACSHT | Py ht ed cathe, tad pote Ceery deeded ieee tne male and chairy and ‘stools were being | St. Ignatius, Oxon Hill, and St. Teresa's, Ano- | 5a°"'S},70%,0 Goad beat: Henry Tyler; 8. Time, REV. J. HAVENS KACHALDS. 8.3 3 it br Nine courses, costine ‘rom #5 a sea" up bo sae Mentat eed Vienna months, and notice avery decided difereace in wy thrown within the house of peace. Bexide i Get nee ee s President of the Universit i wnditicn My now has leu xradually getting wore Lurting each other the organist was knocked and more oper, until now it feels imere free than ever down and others in the church injured more costia, was roundly congratulated on the suc- cess of the affair. race, 64 furlongs—Flagrant, 1; Paola, 2; Han- nibal, 3, Time, 1.28. Fourth race, 1/4 miles— HON, WILLIAM A. RICHARDS (Chief Justice U."S. Court of cluding a dotible course, preseutits Sarteand new Shaitestury. m: the European course. every Monday at ‘Tiureday até try will bees. wus be prepend. piu. dor Fiver sandaugss. | fede to" Baltiiuore Thursday All ares ~ Pape ‘4 Lecturer on Statutory opens October 1. The new eusray Bor pessase aba SILPHEASUD & ft was before. Idon't want ft any morecpen, the secre“ oy promo HER PENSION DISALLOWED. _, | Sir Rae, 1: Question, 2; Ed McGuinniss, 3. ‘Maxine, Obpoaite city post ufice. Tandy ny RG he as Lae, tion fenetural. Tdowt hawk and spit, my sieey te | OF,ieae. 1" is also said e brick was thrown, but} asout one week ago Susan Queen, a deerepid | Time, 213i. Fifth race, 45; furlonge Maid MARTIN MOURES, LL. WERNER. Aa, CoE Brin, | pages isthe largest snd natura apd refreshing, abd I must say that J consider AR 4 Dean of the Faculty and Lecturer on Constitutional jague issued. Teachers’ certitica’ 5 ; ; Oak Views 3; ¥ : Sixth year as busines educator in this cig Fit. be Dacherw certs * Sakae the fam ‘ted the | colored resident of Hillsdale, reéeived notice | of Blarney, 1; Oak View, 2; Valodia, 3. Time, rt onal Low, Adudralty i teen years a weinberof the taculty of Eastinan College. | ETS, Mold am hope rasan. : > that the catarrh fs a thin of the past.” Bee craks a basrt in the adlutr oa Carter can |thaChax cists Sas pacsiow MAA ‘Usen, eect S734. | StH race, 634 furlonge.“Hostacy, 1; Dernational Jurisprudence: Wn) COMBFSEYS | Sern authorol the Lastuan System of Traine mich | Mew cmearaxtue o. LGD pases ny ata eid Gates were obliged to deposit €25 collateral re II, 2; Lita, 3. Time, 1.25. J HON. JEREMIAH M. WILSON, LL.D. Feceived the only gold iedal awarded or bas.ness FULL DESCRIPTIVE CInCU- | and ALUKDALS ming TULSDAL, c Pe | FRIDAY and SUNDAY eveninace, and that it was to date from July 25, 1890. This | at Chicago, Gurfield, i Lecturer on the Law of Real Estate aud the Law of inissy | -AN <r ¥ ron, Va one ala —_— ; cau i 1 ago, Garfield, Park: First race, 6 of i L. | GMERSON GROFIT - Va, and St Clements Bay, Ald, DRC. M. JORDAN escape corres claim has since been disallowed ou the ground | furlongs—Gurcia, 1; Audrey, 2; Tom Stevens, ANDREW B. DUVALT: A.M, LLB. horthaud and Lyfe Superior aud 14 14th st., bet. Tand K sts. Fk panne bey THE B. AXD 0. BRIDGE ACROSS THE CREE. | that it was maintained by fraud. It apy 3. Time, 1.14!¢- Second race, mile—Good-| Lecturer on Fquity Jurisprudence and Torts, ¢ teaching. and. practical | \ Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young 06 ISTH STREET x. Ww. that after the death of her soldier husband, SPECIALTY—DISEASES OF THE NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR The piers of the new bridge which the Balti- more and Ohio is constructing across Rock creek near Linden station are almost com- James Queen of the seventh regiment United States colored voluntecrs, the widow Susan, it is claimed, was married’ toa Henry Simms. bye, 1; Boyle Rhodes, 2; Top Galiant, 3. ‘Time, 1.43. Third race, 6 furlongs—Tom Karl, 1; Gov. Koss, 2: Gaylord, 3. Time, 1.1634. Fourth raee. 9 furlongs—Long Light, 1: Guido, JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LL.D., Lecturer on tie Law of Personal Property, Coutracts ang Nocottable Paper: GEORGE E. HaMILTON, LED. raduates Of rare excellence am kuished success. Situations when competent. Send for catalogue coutaimmg a description of the courses and a list of last season's enrollment of 2nore than :200 students. “Euroll at once. Sessions begin September distin Ds. FURIILIM YEAR becuse Wel. day. Septemiier 2 Prepares ior Harvard, Yale, Princeton. 3 | Kins, ‘Tebica and other Coll OCEAN STEAMERS. | the "Sclentine Schools, U: pleted. The heavy rain which some days ago | ‘They separated and were living apart when the | 9 Mary MeGowan, 3. Time, 1.53" Fifth race ractice and Trstanventary Law, s ies = 5 BUKIT LULL DO LONDON —) CONSULTATION FREE. ‘aused the creek to swell inconvenienced the | dependent pension act of June, 1890, became 43g farlonge—Weaverman, Cruikshank, 2; | Lecturer oa Conaies tee io ne, Criminal Law and uIN'S BUSID SESS COLLEGE: 15 EST | inodern latucuaxes SUMDUE UTC ius LLOYD 8. & ©9. ontractor considerably. Mavy timbers | law. Acting under advice Susan sought to | Tghunic Greener, 3, Time, 56k. Sith race ‘Dotnestic Relations. Only school in the city where rapid short- |" “Durine the vacation the 2 thor- | ast Bay reas Steanwers, OMcehours—to 11 am..¢ to 4 p.m, 6toSpm.;/ were ou the banks of the stream and when the | have Justice Armstrong file her application for : h Oe . REY. RENE HOLAIND. 8. J., : thous eo), Bremen, ‘Sundays, Yio Lt water came rushing and roaring down these NOTES. pension. This he refused on being informed told the attorney nothing about the second clerk and that official secured and retained the mile—Modjeska, 1; Falerna, 2; Dalesman, 3. 57}¢. Third race, one mile—Little Scissors, ‘Lecturer on Natural Law. lees and practical ‘shorthand writers cone here to increase their speed. Shorthand, typewriti and spelling. three months, susp Chastain. Da Second session upens Bepteiuier tausie teh cotree (ander Sis ‘All studies | Lerch ~ : ‘d | ‘Time, 1.44. f ; \ 2pm; | timbers were carried with it. They had floated | that she had remarried. She procured a di- Fi Moot ote pee ge eg Bnd 1 Spared in propatation jut te Work ul tie wer: : | but half « mile, however, when with the assist-| vorce from her Inter spousein September, 180. | cashicn ts Viols Gad. Seat nay ee, | gGURCUIE COURT. PHONG E, Hau | hou, dition eyeh, wece ond bractegg® Cglurranl | years for verucuarn, nidmar clas Be SGUSG, | Ayer, bet ut du mou, 7 OO MS | suice of somo mules they were dragged out and [sho then engaged Mr. Nathan Bickford. | later. 1: Viola Guild, 3; Tenacity, 3.” Time, | gM COURS UB AprEALS Fini, WARM E | ef cm : - sat aps at “Tico Ta wth San ae hauled back to the place of construction. prosecute her pension claim, but, it is stated. | Tavis, 1: Double Long, 2; Gretchma 3. ‘Time, | PERRY. ji ‘ (PME FARISIAN BOARDING AND DAY SGHOOL. | Sard a berth. according to location: 2d cabin, ¢50 0 i ion. The e 3 SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, ESQ, : E ted the ee ea | for a Disordered Liver Mr. Harry Collins of O street left yesterday | Union; | The claim was allowed and Susan re-| Cuing, 2: Bon Air, 3. Timo, 14liz. Fourth ipocrctary and Treaster S10. Ft seria seeetateg Beene | Meth care) ovtimual «Sk. P. DEB OAM 3 | for Cornell. geived her vouchers and certificate by mail. | race, inile and 100 yards—Cutalpa, 1; Insolence, x é the past two years. Hi aad charge of the busi- = tS. |ACLassow To PHILADELY MIA | 3 Siath F . ‘ Dees school atthe YMC. A. during ar, . LEAVITT 0 x is DRY ana Gal atdarect route Try BEECHAM’S PILLS, § = Augustus Brown, a well known and | stroug mas once mure vised, Thelatiersecol-| 2;,jueabean, 3. Time, 148. "Fitth “race, 6 | now aft ulema imme Rane et, Ps | head eal a he x AL A ding th pane dear, | MISS AMY C LEANITT OF BOSTON pos ianed as he enh ieee, ry e ¥ Naee tee oe first call de. | {Utlongs—Fillide, 1; Dan, 2; Hispania, 8. Time, | Est. u.w.. is uow rapid y approaching completion. | Worien forlives ef uscluiness’ ed “ower, howe hot PIANO AND HARMONY. aps.wks DAIUNS UNSLKPASSED. highly esteemed lady, died Tuesday at her | lecting the circumstances of her first call de- | {470ne#— : ‘his Dalldine is to be devoted puclumvely to. tho pur- | hamgyor ives of usetuiness end honor, hes pre- | ___PIA “4 25ct B. home on B street. clared that her pension mast have been fraud- | 47%, sixth race, 47 furlongs Miss Walling, ahi, ts Ucieved, t2 Usa | era aad twill, mn theshortest rowibie tue, Af tues | (JARD._TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY. HAV Ateas state wise Om cts. a BOX. Mr. Robert Dodge, who competed success-| ulently obtained. Attorney Bickford was a ie, 58. Sapted tr the urine for | enter the arena of the, Braunton word ari conawer | (0 4g men, damorlated satiny havbeud, the late | NEW XU GND GLASGOW, ti Lundonderen, OF ALL DRUGGISTS. | fully fm the Caledonian games at Philadelphia | Lonted upand enlightened on she, anblect. ot yon ae ates ees conn at bray, gd |S usin “ons Wtndae atuasts now eta | es in te isaiee wp Su A | last week, has returned to town. husband No. 2. Susan and the justice appeare n Invasion of Mexteo. Feading rooms. tary now comprising the Ene Dip : aerim | Srencerian Busmess College. an 2 2 iss Bessie Compton has returned from the | Defore the commissioner of ‘pensions’ chief | ‘The report, direct and authentic, of am in- | Sisu.nl eating taorican. perce, aid the lates text W 000s CoMMERCTAL COLLEGE Gitiupal proprictorsiag of thus insect ‘skates sd a |, Miz. Frank Moore has alxo returned from the | Katskills. certificate. A WEDDING AT ST. TERESA’s. cipient revolutionary movement in Mexico was received at San Antonio yesterday. Capt. E. reading rooms attached. will be open ro. P.iu. daily, Sundays excepted, to suudents and alumni Of thie school, ‘opp. Capitol Hull P, i 1c. Capitol st °. ‘This collewe was establistied in INS and has been constantly advancinx Until at present it is one of the to ask of the citizens of Washinton and vie} nuance of their generous coufidence abd patronaxe ‘The entire corps of twelve thorowehiy traumed teaciie Cobun ‘passaiie, 855 and upward. acannon, 58 cob uw and. siewrae, Ol BALTIMOKE AND LIVEROUL seuyicg " ‘The introductory lect 11 be delivered and an- | best commercial institutions in Washington.” More | j. pT Le You Haltias suc tt. Jul | _ it. Louis Rosenbush is erecting a fine, large, | The wedding of Miss Nellie O'Connor and | Rendall, fifth infantry, commander of Fort | acumoeuentsinde for tie ensuing torus io; the tow | tuan 150 pupils were enruliod last year-- Haun’ inne | ce nee Maman om fe mx departauen | Stommernal sr round bay-window dwelling at the corner of pobre = at pet Ringgold, wired Gen. Stanley yesterday that | building ny Wednesday, Getober 7, at 40 Dn. Pres; | and couauodiows iall on the curher of ti and East | future Bit bss ton in “he past tte ait | welt” ae bo. Seas S: For F Sth and Ki streets and opposite the convent | Mr. Patrick Heardon was celebrated at 4:30 | the notorious C. G. Garcia had crossed the Rio | Shi wmdpronpective mudents,sluznnt of she school and | Capitol sts, wil be oecunled drow and.atter Suton: | wars. For the Kpancerian suitor. tele Lecter of | Taive For Fans. | property. yesterday in St. Teresa’s Chureh by Father} Grande from Starr county into Mexico with | Thesecretary (cap be seen at the old Law butiding, Typewriting. | my bi L, will conduct the classes in penunausluip, DIES’ GOODS. OTHERS FOR WEALTH, Mr. Peter J. May is erecting # three-story | Thomas B. Hughes. The bridal party con-| sty armed men for the purpose of inciting a | Sra ey Ad hae gion Monday and Thurs: | Studies: Bookkeeping, arithmetic, writing. spell-| day ant oveuins- LA OODS. bay-window brick on the south side of Dumbar- | sisted of only four. The ceremony was quickly | /'Y 2 : s fc course of study,” terns, | typewriting ahd shorthand. Terms: 1 mo. 5: 3 = ____| - i. A. TRAVIS, MODISTE, BbalbDaL BUT THE AMERICAN MECHANIC AND | ton avenue near 32d street. over, and after adininistering advice the priest | Volution. He crossed fourteen miles below sou | thos. $10; 9 iuos.. $2o, Heopens Sept. 1. Uitice open | PDECATE FOR BUSINESS. — SO rakes Eiding Mali: pabtsoqetany iia tenes ante ocea C,H. Fiekling has sold to E. J. Hulse lot 11 | shook hands with the couple and. bade ‘them | Rio Grande City to the: town of San Francisco. gy oe See eel Dee a, | tates Tee Sam, Sakae ond See a in Fickling’s sub of lots in Threlkeld’s addition | Godspeed. The Deideunald wes Miss McCarthy | Gen. Stanley ordered Randall to take a detach- 4 THEIR DAYS IN COMFORT, ‘THE CHARMS OF A HAPPY HOME AND URROUNDED to Georgetown. A large crowd saw Miss Grace Shannon yes- and the groomsman Mr. William Reardon, brother to the groom. The pride and maid ment of cavalry and investigate the case, to trol the river aud cut off the retreat of the sel-tr COURT F. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. M22°Y8 CoLLeGE oF ELocUTION, ORATORY _ Twenty-seventh scholastic combined ‘schools. School of “Practical Busines, Tewins Tuesday, Septenber 1, 1801. Day and evesing cenmous. neve pat. INDUSTRI 2025 G wt, have reopened e departm: SISLERS OF ST. MONE ‘AND ACTING, School of Preparatory busiinll. Sehoo: - ur cutsaren's counecticu with diveanas terday make another successful parachute de- | were dressed alike in gray cloth walking dresses | band in cuse they returned. ‘The Mexican a ia Wath et Bw. py SL Ee IE - are THE ATTRACTIONS OF A CHEERFUL | scension at Bethesda Park. and corsage bouquets. ‘Tthore were only a few | thorities at San Miguel have been wired.and are Pe ge a Bg pe ey ee Sichanical and ?ANTED—IT KNOWN UHAT 7 = MOVED pean Ex-Commissioner Samuel E. Wheatley and | friends present. in pursuit of the invaders. Garcia is a pro- Shastesbury method: pubitaiies siteen text booked | drains "Full corjeot iustracters Molarats ics | WW trou Lit Oat, naw ee mag ae family have returned from Virginia Beach. Notes. fessional disturber, bandit and raider. Ho is furnishes aleihed ot instruction to nearly alltescoers | of twitiga ; Ceuttal locaton alin and lane | 108s Wot 0 halt rw peut to eam ty TO ACQUIRE THESE GRACES CoNSID- Miss Emily Matthews has returned from Vir- i: a desperate character, who ouce Power in 5 i pla or avearelidine of ue Sey 3 Suuwes, ‘Gusts and Sonnets, fe iateat oty > Piadanpercnmartalpemngiay Hong a re Nina Vern Hughes left this morning for | mumapulia but hs been out with the gor-| MAPAME.* DE SAUSRET Mag MOVED, 10 015 | Win sallycreveung encase ittered Eas | Shen ovety banc tage tat oF fn SS Shores Miss Edith Greenleaf of P street has returned Stamford,{Conn., in response to a summons | ernment for some years. He has been wanted | FRENCH CLASSES wiil receive their lessons until | RT scH WEST END. | !°Tmstlon. Mis. SAKA A. SP ae mnt LADTIN = - BAPPILY. OUR to town. from the family of ex-Gov. Minor. in Starr county, Texas, for, his misdeeds and of the institution. Also private lessons. | ae aes ert Prmctpal a | Ae ee eee Joseph Horsthord, a young colored man re-| Rey. John 8. Petty, presiding elder of the | escaped a body of rangers about six weeks ago, 7 7 Miss S. W. Kelly, London medalist, principal : classes | ¢ .OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 K | te order to a siding on “Herring Hilt” dipped and fell on K | Chaitanoogn district ‘of Holston ME confer. | whch he crossed from Mexico to organize. “Ii | F¥ENCH Lessons Fivk MONTHy COUNGE, stad Soptber Teramonappleaton suai | Cote pane, woics Violin, Bc. EDWIN Bakr, | Making. 3. CREDIT street last night and t his ankle. A ence, and who on the 10th instant was marricd | is said be formed his plans and started on his | perieuced and suiccesstul a 5 NO#Woon InsrITUTE, Racine. unto ct Kew Sngiend Conservatory a ~ = sen onaineanenmnestnmediiensaiail — friend assisted him home. at Boston to Miss Mary E. Blancher, is visiting | #id this time from Cuarco Alamonte, in Starr | _sel4-lm* __Mille. V. PRUD'HOMME. ‘i 4 aAR TET LADIES MSHING THELE FINE WHITE ARD es his brother, Prof. Heary 8. Petty. county. ‘MISS, FRANCES MARTIN WILL REOPEN HER WASHINGTON, D. o. Nétionar KINDERGARTEN Aa Back Laces doue up ju Bret -ciaam ee, INTERPOSES, A Dispute Over a Bible. Mise Flora May Eteler decli a October I,” “Giularen teusit to speak Frokck bya | _A Select and Limited Boarding and Day2School for sens, LBBIMAS ScHc Feamouabie prices. “call at v ive PLACING LN THEIR IMMEDIATE POSSES- When Lucy Carter, a young colored woman, | Secretaryship of the Y. W. C. T. en whiel A Letter’s Long Trip. wished, Farisian Uruiessor. Private classes in | Young Ladies and Little Girls. jetnasiey Segoe tec ritione, | on _— + 4 Y | ecnreael appeared in the Police Court yesterday as a de-| the was elected Tuesday night. The young | Nellic Bly’s time around the worla has been So aes Delsarte. : Teachers’ training claws opens Octover 1 sew | J) yx eam SION EVERY CONVENIENCE, EXACTING —— foo atbemmpy-ertg cs ptr ional Jady has already served —— = that ca- | beaten by a lotter sent from Mauch Chunk, Pa., RS GEO. W BOSS 1405 23TH BT. Bg mg g WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER [pUSDIApS SCHOOL OF THE Y-ILC 4 1as 7 IN RETU v- Ww a: ‘ity and considers its duties too irksome. : tees iN iN . Address, principals, Mr. . D. ‘New York Be Sekches's a CLEANING, Ee Ge, Mos ttt Ae ta ent | owner of the Bible which, it was charged, she| Mrs. Darling, Mrs Karr, Afise Cecil MeKeo, | BY Prof. Victor H. Harrison. Tt was mailed to | | Arranwemenis can to inado for lemoosfromt2 te? | Spat” ie mer Gaon at Skenans. Fypewrsting ‘THE WEEK OR MONTH, AS THE CON- stole from Heury Worthington, a colored man | Miss Jessie Durling, Miss Violet McKee, Mr. |® friend in Calcutta, via Queenstown, and SCIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY DETERMINE with whom she had been living. Frederick Darling, Mr. Fulton Karr and Master started on its journey on June 27. The friend MADAME 4. PELE GrRoat Panis. 3y20-3m_1: ities for. tuen. itor 1232 14th st. now. aa a = BAARTEN AMD | a sor men and boys im i ‘French ‘i ‘RS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND 8CHUOL Ue THE MOST JUST, THEY ALL THE WHILE Henry admitted that he was married and that Secures authors of'e musicale Parra rea sory aoe fed a wuceteated tonian’ “Eicatrjerscen, Hicht years ot | Ml ‘Reopens October 1, 1801. fiructors in ——— Susy eamiiate aint bestion ‘ ~ ‘Voice culture and . i or joun MORE FORTUNATE ee ara Honey chatty Az68, one, and | Armetead Pleasants on charges of cruelty to oe ee ee Foto eB ie ts ne | oti? Piano instruction. ‘Die pi dat by ia natal metho ty wal be SUES, PSE SERMON AVE arate — the jataiment plan, SB ys Haines, on complaint of John | “*¥* better then Nellie Bly's time. mie A opt, Shkerdineean. phemourephy. comeenes masta senda a <i canrets, Dut You read the book!” the jddge asked | pains, was arrcstod yesterday By Oticer Le Be i be | Bees 2 Primary tad Dest Gem. | Couches. Aires 1 Fis. eines sore | pecsrainioer clases Heovans Monday, Sieur | J ADIES OLD STYLE SEALSKIN Gaumawas = “Yes, sir,”” was his reply. ice dolicecolistersl westecteilek 77 |sueesi ine oat iaeamieey river Tana te ‘A LADY TEACHER WILL TAKE A FEW MORE M Yocom cline, he RE A Foes, | M=* MARMIETTE RIA x Saaiaiiaset yes. wea = [pubes eee eee A socihble was given inat night at the homo |owned by & company of city capitalists, was | Sis? Wtonces Huan toasssble "Rhine BE | feunas soaueaes SE" | _ Lemons resumed Bepteniber 10. e2ime_| FuENON DIEING. to DI a of Mr. W. H. Live: purchased doar: Mon- | SIKED, "tar office. 8010-26" i aT) See ge gees eal Flor a ane Lucy was benyoarey vane Mrs. Louise B. Pitcher, Mise Jennio Piteher mouth count for $20,000. ae M® HENRY rapER, NW. f SELECT T, — “OU fe ster th years was IANO AND f. be a made an order turning the book ee wt Lester Pitcher have retur: from Lee ne twenty-one C= Oo Ane Tx ae Sr. 4 HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th ot aw. ‘Winter terms bein now. Th Lawyer Peyton objected to the order of the | "4 teachers’ meeting will be held Frida; Ow or Coen ga Bible as the property of night at the residence of Hey. Dr. Peck. rs is Belle Webster and Miss Edith Webster HOUSE & HERRMANN'S : t and 622.8 term. Is No Dascen CASK AND CREDIT HoUsEs, Judge Miller said he ha sis wad _— ap, tion, $65,000; bout $6000. — #10 HERE 911, 919, 921 AND 92077H ST. ott i need of the book aad be thonght it bot: “espe D. L. Hicker tack fom month's | Dr. W. H Going, the state votorinarian of | Shoo! ot Arts and Sine, eoretown Colee a aad asD Vise him to pay more attention to the com- | hore, uroed Oomomat wy. Lada eo ery ee Collewiate and Post-sraduate Courses. sep om eel eo1z 636 MASS. AVE. ¥. W. mandment mentioned. Mrs. W. C. Weaver and daughter, Miss Nettie, | of Leavenworth to be the dreaded “Ld BEDOK, Stag oR eoy of Front oval, Va. aro viaiting Mira Mar: | foyer °°" eae & a ET Trancfors of Real Ketate, gare! by The Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: | ~ Mrs. Frances Guissendaffer is visiting Mrs. | Locomotive coumensed it Montest i MELIARLE. 1.8 Bamerman to D. J. Coleman, part 2, 3. Smithson. xi soresiny ora ger Sit Eagle mye WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COMPAR. Friendship; @—. Andrew L. Payne to Mary E. ees ber hacrapaty ee Arthur. ween 400 and 500 are French, property; @—-. Mary E. French to = bei poe uy . in Mowe monsoons - comers Auna C. Payne, eame property: @—. C. Weiner | "Vice Proudent Kine sat i Mundel nea See patios, litteratears cor Peterproctand =| 4, i ted Capt. Rossell with a list of | and artiste, unveiled » memorial erected to the romour © Waterpts Elizabeth Eliot, part 6 0, 13: 1.850, 4. presen oaeall wit : - ¥ M. McLachlan to eA ge fay cere neg pS frre po 4 Teas 7% GCORTEAR, =| B'guamh, has 108, Diese Sh doc 41, ae wwe eet ia Scere fear aoe ‘2cmp wae § ie fue bert otal to James Berrys Thicket; | at a, cost af $3,005. Wa iran i Tapers or, Bewngy te ref : & Senager.” auzo | undivided half sub 86, 0g. 616; §— mie | ie Thomaa Gray ts better teany: pope meng ize —