Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1891, Page 14

14 REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. HOME MATTERS. ‘The Return of Warm Weather Makes it Dull | Seasonable Suggestions and Every-Day in Brokers’ Offices. Hints to Practical Housekeepers. SOMETHING AROUT THE RENTIXo oF Novses—a| A Bowr or Quickim™e kept in a cupboard G00D DEMAND FOR DESIRABLE HoUsEs—oNE | will quickly absorb the moisture, if there be EF¥YECT OF GOOD SCHOOLS—AN ACTIVE BUILD- | 82Y- EN@ SEASON—OTHER NOTES OF INTEREST. Onprvany Rusper Isx Enasens, it is said, will remove rust from polished cutlery with- out injury. Ix Borritxa Carsvr on Prcxrzs boil the corks, and while hot you can press them info the botties, and when cold they are tightly sealed. Uso the tin foil from compressed yeast to cover the corks. Is Some New Tarte Crzenr the handles of the knives are of Dresden china to match the tableservice. Salad spoons and forks are of wood, with cut glass handles, and the glass handle carving knife and fork accompanies these very frail looking implements. To Attay Ircarne in some cutaneous affec- tions @ very pleasant application consists of the freely expressed juice of a lemon diluted with four or five times its bulk of water, to which a few drops of cologne have been added or the same quantity of rose water. This is very cooling. ‘There are probably very few classes of busi- ness men who dread the return of a hot spell at this season of the year as much as do the men who are interested in the movement of realestate. The reason for this is a simple one. The people who have bank accounts large enough to make a marked ripple in the real estate world are still out of town, in the moun- tains and at the seaside, and a touch of warmth in the air at home has s tendency to retard | their return. Hence the real estate men in | town this week are about unanimous in the statement that things aro very dull just now. ‘One of the most active of them said yesterday that while the court records this week had been unusually long very few of the deed had gone through his office, and while he had a number of large deals on bend they were still in the Ghetier aise tiem would really develop into | Housewives Wins, Har. « Recext Ixvrxtiox am of account. | in furnishing wlfich is intended to take the jotwithstanding this dullness in the market | place of cumbersome window screens. This and the complete absence of any large sales the | invention is a window screen which rolls u; Set “put transfers of deeds, as noted at the office of the | and down like an ordinary window shade, and, recorder of deeds, have been more numerous | jt is said, offers complete protection from flies | °F during the latter part of the week than for | and mosquitoes, as At screens the whole win. | ‘2 ‘He’ righ some time past. On Thursday the number of | transfers recorded, was more than half again | aa large a3 on any day since last May. This 1 suggestion of ibe reviving activity that is to | the table ware. It may be had in plain china be expected at this season of the year, even | or handsomely decorated; the former cost one though in most cases the individual transfers | dollar, the Intter from two to three dollars. were not of grevt importance. Straws tell | The perforations in the top admit the escape of about the wind, according to the proverb, and | steam, so that the cakes may be kept warm, yet this is taken as «sign of better things in the | free from moisture. The deep bowl gives dow. Tae Warrce Prate 1s a Great Appitiox to vem rear future. Rel estate men, asa rule, are | ample space for the half dozen circles of | Window sill, * looking forward toward a season of marked ac- | delicious brownness. now, anyhow. tivity, and are contident that things are going ger?’ Expraperny Wixe 18 Sap To Possess great medicinal qualities, and is particularly bene- ficial where the system is reduced from long sickness. To make it, gather ripe elderberries, press out the juice, alloy one measure of sugar and water exch to every measure of juice, put in an open vesscl and skim every morning until clean; bottle and set aside for three months before using. Fravontso Burrer Wits Taz Opor or to be unusually lively in the real estate world this fall. RENTED HOUSER. If things are rather quiet in the matter of | sales just now the same cannot be said of the @ealings in rented houses. Large and hand- some houses that command a good figure are in | unusual demand, while at the rate houses of | moderate size are going off there will soon be | Sam ; beanies : a wheezin’'n' a whoopin’ away with the azmy. poate meee leerea wom tad “during | F8ES" Frowsns is one of the arts of the | 5.0.'Te was breathin’ love all the time, "n' I the summer a long list of wach houses and of | Freuch peasantry. The process is very simple, | wasn't scarcely able to breathe at all.” Then and consists of putting the little prints, which have first been wrapped in a thin cloth, into a tight porcelain dish on a bed of rcses or what- ever blossoms are chosen. Among the flowers which give the most desirable results are clover and nasturtiums. the number all but four were let by the Ist of September, at good figures and for the most t for long periods of time. People who are Eire the ‘your round form the balk of those who desire moderate houses and one would think they would be accommodated by now. to ye! but azmy! & whoopin’ out o' folks azmy 'n’ nothin’ else! folk: nowadays jist the same ez they use to, but there hain't nobody ez kin cast ‘em out 'n' #0 the azmy has things ite own way, 'n’ wen- Y' see any one a whoopin’ ‘n'a wheezin’ grabbin’ fer breath, y' kin say to yersel though lady. bound to make it regular ’ doin’s, ‘n’ set up Sunday nights a sparkin’ me haif the time a strugglin’ 'n’ a suortin’ ‘n’ A Pleasant Old Lady, With @ Pipe ands Bible, Tells All About It. Harnmondsport Letter in New York Sun. T had occasion not long ago to stop at a back- woods farm bouse—I am in the Pennsylva- nia lumber region—to ask for information. A pleasant looking old lady sat on the back stoop. She was puffing away ata black clay pipe and was so intent on reading a big Bible she held in her lap that she did not notice my approach until I placed my foot on the step. Then she looked up and, taking the pipe out of her mouth, said: “Praise the Lord, stranger, and good mornin’ ‘This here hain’t terbacker ! down.” Then the pleasant-faced old lady put the pipe back in her mouth and puffed away as vigor- ously as before. n't zac’, an possessed of a dev t. “If a person with the | sessed of a devil then there never was any devils to possess anybod tryin’ to cust one out o' me, but I hain't got it ailoast yit. ihie here ol’ pipe is doin’ of it, "a stumblin’ block to * said the old lady, knocking the ashes out of her pipe and plucing it on the ve got the best of him fer jist Where be y’ p'inted ter, stran- It’s a enare 'n’ There +Hammersley’s Forks.” “Hammersley's Forks, hay “I lived there wen I wasagal, 'n’ there's where I fust got possessed of it. light at Hammersley's Forks was where the azmy fust clutched on to me. "I'was over there where ound me, "n’ was tuke me to all fust kim kittenin’ wren he ast me to marry him I said: ‘8 the use?” said Sam. “Q" me a marryin’ you,’ I said. ‘Sam’ I said, ‘w’ ‘Wat's the use of w'at! AW'y not: Such is not the case and the demand eee en for all classes of rented houses continues un- Sensi te. Diat Hale Thats T said. abated. From the Detroit Free Press. From now on the people with larger pore land books ard more ambitious desires im the way of homes will be coming back to town. Already | the first effects of this influx are being feli, and many of the real estate ottices, especially | those that make a specialty of renting houses, | are being overwhelmed with applications for houses of the better class. One such firm yesterday closed a lease fora handsomely furnished house in the northwest section of the city for $12,000 for nineteen months and another for =4,300 for eight mouths. ‘The latter was to a gentleman from the west, who was anxious to make thiscity his home for the winter, in order that his daughter might attend one of the prominent young ladies’ seminaries here. The agent who made | the lease is authority for the statement that the increase in the educational facilities and advantages in Washington has had a very con- | mderable effect on real estate in this way, bringing to the city numbers of rich people, whe tind the educational advantages that their ehiidren enjoy here no mean clement in the causer that lead them to remain here during the winter. | One young Indies’ seminary in this city is| said to draw students from more different sec- tions of the country than any other school of the sort in the east. Ihe parents of « good Many of these pupils are glad to make this an excuse for spending a large part of the year in Washington. ‘They are tue class of people that ‘want good houses and when they find a well- located and handsomely furnished house they ere willing to pay a good rental and besides that make a desirable element in the popula- | tion. Rented houses are usually in good demand, | During a strike on one of the eastern roads they had to pick up anybody they could toman what trains had to berun. ‘The engineers and conductors on the fast trains stood by the com- pany, but the brakemen were out. The super- intendent hired one big, bulky fellow, who gave his name as Boscome, to act as brakeman on the Chicago limited. Yow, boss,” he said to the superintendent, “you just tell me what to do and you bet your boots FU do it. Do you want any strikers killed?” “No, no. Don’t you meddle with them unless they meddle with’ you. You won't have very much to do anless something goes wrong with the train. Then you help as much as you can and do what the Conductor tells you to.” “And if things go smooth, what do I do then?” «Just shout the names of the stations.” When the Chicago limited started out at 9 o'clock that night Boscome was on one of the sleepers. Everybody was in his berth trying to get to sleep, when Bosccr-e put his head in the door and yelled: renton’s Corners “Fo' de Laud,” cried the porter, aghast, “you mussent call de names out in a sleeping can” said it aw to ‘ou tend to your blackin’ boots and don't interfere with me. doin’ my duty, and don’t you furget it.” People put their heads out from between cur- tains and wanted to know what lonatic was abroad. The sleeping car conductor expostu- lated with Boscome, but every time 2 lot of hghts flashed passed the new brakeman yelled | ~ : = "i “-Suggin's dunction!” or whatever name was | Pring good figures but) ave goed dat ANGE | next on his list. ‘The train conductor at last trouble to attend to than other houses, and | came along and said thathe would alyssa many of the leading agents say they will be | of but the stalwart brakeman asked him to try slow to handle them this year. They are not | itonif he thought he could doit. a looked upon as a gilt-edged investment and for Gromlas tetany cect re beer I hoo the most part come into the market by r€ason | Potcome. “but I'm a doin’ what the superin~ of their owners desiring tu, go abroad for a | tndent told me to do, and you bet I'm goin’ to considerable length of time. In prefgrence to | Obey orders. | Stiggen’s Crossing * ast Jetting them lie idle good tenants are looked | setn‘slowad ape Poet the bell rope and the | , ‘ - for gud the ovner takes his chances of getting | "A. vining wrong with the train, conductor?” The active season for furnished honses does | *#K¢d Boscome unxionsl; som cua tel not begin much before the middle of October. | Yes, The air brake'son fire. You run back and from that time on until the opening of | there about a rod und you'll find a bucket of | Congress a desirable furnished house ,is not | “tet beside the track. Bring it to me. Likely to keep its rent card in the window for | .A# the train started up again the conductor | any length of time. Jurging by the seavon so | Shouted to Boscome, who was trying to catch far houses to let stand no chance of becoming | ™ a drug on the market, while on the other hand itis probable that before long the agents will not be able to satisfy the demand. RENOVATING THE OLD SWAIN HOUSE. One of the most important improvements that is now going on is the renovation of the old Swain house, now owned by Mr. A. M. Lothrop. This is on the north side of K street fust west of 13th street. The house as it is how consists of what was originally two houses, the entrance to the smaller one having been closed up and the two connected. Mr. Lothrop | is having the two separated again and both put Facer ae condition and w.-hall the mcdera | said the other, “while my baby takes his day bon phenome a Aonauh wane learn met | BAP is the only chance I have to gather up the money ~ill be spent in altering and decorating | Y= fade “poet ne Ome em-nt lies a oth houses. Mr. Lothrop contemplates using | qiiy wey"gcunhnacey, Of management lies a the larger for his own use and the other will | We ocat blink tances of animators pine Other. will | it will be safe to predict that that vecond moter | probably "we northern physician | will have lines in her face and wrinkies on her Rho intends making Washington his future | prow that have no business to be there, aud, home. equally, that mother No. 1 will still bs fresh and ‘THE BUILDING sEasox. Dbicoming. ‘There has been a perceptible falling off inthe | Women are begining to understand tbat it is building permits issued during the inst two | the continuous, unrelieved strain that tel's; it | 4 5 morths from the number isved during the | #@0ubiful if many of them, particularly the out * 8 tre ext time you get onatrain you do what the conductor tells you to. Quit running after | us; you can't catch the limited. ‘Tramp back | and report to the superintendent.” coe How One Mother Managed. From the New York Times. Two mothers, each with a young baby and no nurse, were discussing how they managed it. | “I should be worn out,” said one, “I'm sure, except for my rests. I make it a point as soon as my baby is scundasleep for his morning nap to drop everything and lie down my2elf.” “Ob,” Jim tf out. ; busy workers, fully appreciate that if ‘ies earlier portion of the season, although during | within their own reach to modify this con- dition. “I never stand when lca sit, aud I the past week things are beginning to look brighter. “During the week ending yesterday | nover sit wher I can lig Gown, says 2 woman there were issued from te office of tue inspector | who bas discovered the value of brief resp.tes, | of buildings 26 permits, aggregating im cost | and her sisters, if they try, may similarly find 244.550. The greavest activity was shown in the | innumerable opportunities, now overlooked, to suburbs, 16 permits of the number having been | ease the strain of their daily occupations if issued for dwellings in this section at an esti- | ever so briefly. Most women stand before mated cost of $28,450. The remainder was | their dressing bureaus todo the hair—an un- divic 2d es iollows; The northwest only received | necessary waste of strength. Even if the daily 3 permits, at an estimated valuation of £5,300; | coiffure isa very simple one—taking a bricf southwest 4, at £5.500; northeast 2. at $1,000; | time to accomplsii—those few moments will southeast 1, at 3600. | amount in the end to a goodly sum of rest. Inspector of Buildings Entwisle, in conversa- eae tion with a Stax reporter on the subject of uew ‘The Divinities of India, From the Pioneer. buildings, said Siaasebetie meee beers po the gates of the Hindoo Pantheon are never being talked of, and between now and the 15th | Shut,” Sir John Strachey haw finely observed. of October a number of permits will be taken | The truth of the remark is likely to receive a out. My arnual report will show that the past | curious illustration in the results of the recent —— bas been the busiest in the history of | census in the northwest provinces and Onde. ——— A novelty of the census was a separate classifi- cation for the various sccts of Hindoos and Mahometans. Sect, iowever, implies a definite | religious creed with distinctive tencts, from which a limited number of schismatics have diverged; but so far a» Hindooism is concerned at all events, we have no such erced, and if we are to apply the term sect to the heterogeneous oups of worshippers who call themselves | Efindoos we must materially modify ite ordinary signification. As a matter of fact the census enumerators found that the ordinary Hindoo did not know what was meant when op COUNTY ROADS. ns Superintendent of County Koads George Beale is probably better posted on the necds of the suburbs than auy other persoa in the Dis trict. To « Srax reporter today he said: “Tt is nonsense to think that an annual ap- riation of $60.00 is going to keep the sub- Titvan ctrecto and rosks of the District in roper repair. I think at least $100,000 should appropriated, and that would not be too | much Congress seems to forget that the | amount of money appropriated three or four shi yoa 2 1 eal ns he was asked what his sect was. All he | gethered the leaves 'n' Aunt Hanner fixed ‘em. Reother thing that should be attended tor und | €owld say was the particular ‘god lr wor- | 1he nex’ day I got my fust whack at the aziny, if cannot be done too quickly. That is the | tipped. The consequezce ts that the census | 2’ { made it turn tail’n’ hide. I ben aworryin' re crowded with a vast number of | that tribal and local gods and deities, wany of which have never been beard <f betore, and ‘opening of all streets ani avenues extending the city limits. The work will eventually Diente be dean, oak ta somes naeeeee a “Git away! said Sam. got to jine me whoopin . th t Sally Widder Blake’ come back arter ti devils. riged th n ever. up on Little Kittle, ri he. I ussured the pleasant-facod and garrulous old lady that [had never noticed that remark- able idivsyneracy on the part of w “But itsso!” che exclaimed. know’d it Sum’s sister Mchitable tol’ me it, 80 ez to kinder console me, oh, years ‘n° ugo, ’n’ I've alluz noticed’ it’ sence. think o' Sam's sister Mehitable I hef to think o' that ol’ foxskin cap th’t Sam's father give him ez weddin’ present. Sam thort a heap of it, 'n’ the day urter we was married we put in & ban'box, ‘ay keerfu! 0’ moths my sister Sally told’ me th't the best | thing in the world to kecp moths out of it was | a terbacker, inthe cap. Sums sister Mehitable, she said th’'t moths ‘d git fat on niggerhead— Mehitable never liked Sally cence the time out with ner feller at ‘the ‘apple cut, the w: So Mehitabie she suid th't moths 'd get fat on niggerhead, 'n’ th’t there wasn’t nothin’ in the wide world better 'n’ gum camfire to keep ’em So, not wantin’ to hev a fuss in the | hain’t ben bad ti fam'ly right at’ the start, I got vome nigger- | got anything this head 'n’ some gum camiire both, 'n’ was gittin | ready to put em both in the’ ban’box, w'en Sam's mother, she said th't gum camfire | twa'n't three weeks 'for she kim prancin’ bu Scatter niggerhe: cut he; 'o fur. good, ‘n’ the best in ‘em. ot I don’t keer fer it no more, ez long ez we Lev the back pastur’ lot ‘n’ pipes don't ran I guew its mebbe five yar ago wen Sam’s Aunt Hanner from Westconsint kim a visitin’ of us. down to the back pi ‘The day she Winy,” sa} said they was. “Then gether a peck or two o the leaves,’ +n’ dip ‘em in strong saltpeter water,” says she, ‘a’ then dry em b; hickory ‘fire "till they shrivel “Then you git new clay pipe 'n cram it fuil ‘o thera dried mullen leaves 'n smoke it,’ says ‘I don’t keer how much the azumy is in- joyin’ itself with you, it'll begin to weaken she smoke yer pipe,’ says De glad enough to make itvelf’ sca'ce,’ says she. “All the time Aunt Hauner was tellin’ me "bout the mullens that azmy wore tryin’ all it know'd how to choke the life out o’ me, but it couldn't git my wizzen quite shet. Sam he devil o’ mine with the pipe pastur’ to much ever sence then th’t I've got pooty nigh cast out, 'n’ if any your folks my, nuther,” she continued, a stumblin’ block an’ re Do y’ know w'at I believe the azmy is? Mebbe yu'y read about how they use to cast devils out ©’ folks in the ‘way back times. s'pose them devils was? Nothin’ in the world The way they went a whoopin’ ‘n jowed th't it was the ‘Them devi use I'm possessed o° this here devil,’ I ,n' th’ hain't no use o' me marryin’ you,” ‘T've bought some said he, *'n’ you've help me git it in shupe to grow sumpin’ on it,’ said he, * n’ if that huin’t enough to skeer any devil away th’t you've got,’ said he, ‘then there never was any swine rushed inter the deep sea ’n’ drownded their'n, ‘I tell y" there is use!’ waid he. “So me ‘n’ my devil married Sam, but even the goin’ to live on Litule Kittle 'n’ diggin’ pryin’ a farm out o’ the dxnd Sam had bought didn’t skeer the devil away, 'n’ he stayed right by me, through thick ‘n’ thin, a whoopin’ Say, stranger, did y’ know th’t the ever fastens on to idyits ’n’ fools 'n’ he'd put a good sprin There hain't two better | r bark peelers or log drivers in the hull o’ Pine Creek county th’n they be, ’n’ wen it comes to b’ar or deer, there hain't no- body anywhere kin tetch ‘em. rown's two Loys, jist the same age 'n’ had jist ez many chances. ' ‘They hain't never had a tetch o° azmy, 'n’ themselves is th’t one on ‘em is clerkin’ down in the tan'ry store 'n’ t other un is over to the county seat vteddyin’ law! That's one thing about azmy. It only gits into folks th’t has tur’ lot, where we hadn't ben able to grow nothin’ ‘but mullen sulky trom the time it was cleared, 'n’ took # look at that lot it made me feel so dis- kerriged th't the azmy jist howled in me fer joy, n made me ben born in the days w'en they could cast out | his shirt sleeves. Well, the day Aunt Hanner kim the agony was injoyin’ itself with me better'n it hau ina gooa while, ‘cause I'd ben tukin’ a jook at the back pastur’ ’n’ was more disker- y Aunt Eannab, ‘Wat's ticklin’ yer azmy so umazin’, Jane?’ says she. ‘It's the muilens in the back pastur’ I, ‘like the steam engine over the tann ry Whistlin’ fer ‘em to knock off fer dinner.’ “fhe imulleus! Aunt Hanna says, ‘why, mullens is the las’ thing on top o’ the 'airth tht orter make azmy tel good,’ suys sue. ‘Mullens orter make azmy down in the mouth the wast kind!’ said Aunt Hannah. “L could actu'ly hear the azmy grit its tecth wen Aunt Hann.h said that about the mullens, an’ it gimme euch a throttle ez I thort 'd be my last breath this side o' Jordan. “Aunt Hannah,’ I says, ez soon ez I could snatch some wind ‘from the azmy. tell me!’ says “Is the mallen stalks blossomin’?’ says she. Ivsazmy! ‘snare to azmy. W'at doy’ gits inter ‘n’ yu'll hev it azmy hain't pos- I ben forty year said the old wpe we ima. The fust I ears Wen I ’n’ bein’ ‘feared cut fine, | see ter afore. | 80 was niggerhead terbacker, | hum arter sumpin’ she'd left ahind her, ’n’ me it she was goin’ to put fur uway an’ warmed it to keep, | din’ 0° kyann pepper on it. ann pepper ’n’ put the huil three 0 the com- punctions in the box, go's to be sure. Sam took out his foxskin cap nex’ winter to wear it, there wasn't nothing left of it but abig | horn button th’t had sot cn top of it. moths had eet the cap, ’n’@he miggerhead ‘n the gum cainfire ‘n’ the kyann pepper, 'n’ Sam | | said he'd leave the bution ‘n’ mebbe they'd | t, Lut they never did. it's true wat Mehitable said ubout the azmy. Itdon't never bother fools, idyits, an’ sich. dist see my two boys, Abe and Joe. *om's got ive azm: log chopper he wail, | So 1 got some ky- | her bes’ bib'n’ tucker ‘n’ s Wen | ‘ihe ut Both on | ‘Then. jook at they kin do fer kim I bad ben every time I whooped an’ a Va} says ‘You don’s | the heat of a up,’ says she. n’ bimeby it'll : ‘n’ the back plished the bet: wi j-| Will, im all probability, never he heard of | i#smartencugh so th't azmy has ketched on eens eg lad Se na Fk rome Rah altred Ly wus the dr 0 show, | 0 em" send ‘em back here to thet pastur ab present that should be opened are North | i= his Asiatic studtes, how ready pmism — Capitol street to Soldicrs’ Horse, Rhode Lnecy | is to assimilate all sorts of strange gods and nclte old lady stopped abruptly, arose from avenue, Vermont avenue and Iilinois avenue.” | 4emons, and the recent cersus will afford a ss rey or x ipe, moving toward remarkable proof of the accuracy of hie obser- | the kitchen door said: SR vation. The go is of the present census, how- | |, “1 don’t want to be onpolite, stranger, but ee oe ever, will not be the gods of the next; many | I've got some bread mixin’ to do, 'n’ you're Pen Ge Rete eee. will have disap) ‘and many will have ap-| keepin’ me from my work. “Brown, do you know why you are like a| peared for the first foul donkey? “Like « donkey?" echoed Brown, opening wide bis eyes. “No, I don't.” time; so that if the sect will in process of time become s lumber room | the of dead and moldering divinities. Not without reason does the idol Bumbo, in the new Savoy opera, grumble at the fickleness of the Hindoo eee ous | tgs pt platoon “ is stubborn: ones put a "is a in _ hich might be chante] yearly ‘as the proces. Ha, ha! I'll give that to | #100 of discarded demons,demigods ana deified home saints, household he asked as be sat down to | Gods passes out of ¢ spacious Hindoo Pan- is three miles burnt chestnut, alead, ‘n’ if you turn to Classification is kept up the census records | the leftat the big See to yer right at you git to the creek crossin’, ‘n’ take the u; Per road at Barney's woods, you'll git there. ‘And the old lady went into her “bread mixin," and i went on to Hammersley’s Forks. ieft'ag’m wen ——_+e2 —____ 4A Happy Escape. tribal gods and local | From the New York Weekly. She—‘It is useless to urge me to marry you. into oblivion, their p!zces to be taken ft why I am so much like | © Set en eae ee ne Ngee Soe t, expecting his wife to | meet a similar fate. nae " ” He—‘‘And can nothing ever change your de- termination when you opce make up your | ee mind?” dst Ges sal broter of BE Kina Hel wort ate w marry «woman wand brother of H. L She : “Let it be % yore eed ot | near Sa long ae isto tee ine Gat eayher Te HE WAS A LITTLE TOO LaTE. a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER AUNT HANNER’S PRESCRIPTION. EDUCATIONAL. 19, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. - ___ EDUCATIONAL. A Tale of Conjugal Infelicity In the Penn- sylvania Backwoods. ‘Ea Mott in the New York Sun. I was riding along one of the moustain roads of northern Pennsylvania recently and had got up into the hitls about four miles from the railroad station at Geetown, wnen I meta wild- looking man on horseback, with a bundle in front of him. He was evidently a denizen of the lumber woods. He pulled up his horse IN WASHINGTON. Ts WASHINGIUS. IN WASHINGTON. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL. FACULTY OF Law. HON. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, LL. D. Glare ASSOCIATE JURTICE OF OF COLUMBIA), HON, WILLIAM b, WEBB, LL. D. Lecturer on ‘the Jurisdiction of the Federal’ JAMES SCHOULER, LL. D. ‘Lecturer on the Law of Bailments and Relati HON. H. 0. CLAU: ions. GHTON, LL. D., ‘THE SUPREME COURT OF ‘Domestic UNIVE Wasuinevon, D. iG EBORGETON ¥, v C. WELLING. Li. D.. President of Pubic and’ Private Tuternational wr THE HON. JOHN M. HARLAN, LL. D. (assoclATE JUSTICE OF TH ‘UNITED STATES). Professor of the Coust.tuticnal Jurisprudence of the Inited States, of the Law of Domestic Kelations, gf Commercial’ Paper, and ot Torts. ‘Schoo! of Arts and Sciences, Geonretown College. Founled 1786-88 Preparatory. Coilemate and Postcradante Course, ‘Term opens Septeuber 10. App.y to the President, Rev. J. Havens Richards, 8. J. TRICE when he met me, and exclaimed in anxious | profess oy" Hsatiog teste Eves - | Professor of the Law of Res, and. Personal Property, Schoo! of Meticine—Founded 1851. tones: dence. Constitutional and Commercial Law and Law of Gaptracts, anu of Crimes and Abisemeanors. Tern opens Octobe a ‘of Torts. THE HON: WILLIAM A. MAURY. LID. Apply tothe Dean Medical Facuity, “Say, boss! Y'didn't meet a feller drivin’ a of RUGENE CARUST, LL. D., " (ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GYNERAL OF THE UNITED Professor Meal sod Personal Property. STATE), male toe buckboard wagon anywhar on yer | Contracts, “Negutiabie instruments end Corpere: | Professor of Rguity Junstrudence. of Common Law wang ap, aid Pr tons, and Equity Bleeding and ot the Law of Pynionce ‘Yes, I did,” I replied, for I had. “Were he gettin’ along at a tol'able stiff gait?” asked the anxious woodsman. “Yes, he was, come to think of it,” I replied. “Seem ez if he were goin’ to git thar, did he?" said the lumberman. “Get where?” I asked. “To Geetown.” “There's no doubt about it,” I said. “Were tha a woman with ‘him, did you no- tice?” asked the man. “Yes, there was,” I replied. “Cross-eved?” questioned the woodsman. “I don't know about that.’ “Mole on her nose?” “That's more than I can say. “Were the mule lame in the off hind leg?” “I think be was.” “Didn't notice whether the woman were cross-eyed, hey’ “Did the man have a yaller baird?” “Yes; along, yellow beard.” “From wat iittle y’ see o’ the woman, d'ye think tha were room enough on her nose for a good-sized mole?” “Weil, yes, I think there was. ps Did thie mule whceze consid'able as he spun yy" "He acted to me as if he might have a touch of the heaves; yes.” oildn't sw'ar the woman wa'n't cross- ved, could y"?” mu. fi “Backboard kind o' rattly in the spokes, an? actin’ ez if a pint or two 0’ grease wouldn't burt it?” “It seemed that way. feet (LATE MEMBER OF CONGRE<® FROM VIRGINIA), HON Uctober addresses by the several mei announcements of th {lil meet at 6:15 o'clock p.m. instead of Go'ciock. as the preps ‘For cataioznes app: WALTER F. ROGERS, LL. M.. turer on Patent HO: furer On the Law of P. HON. JOHN Gi Lectus o JACKSON HRA oe 0. CLAUGHT: jerer on Practice and Taw ahd Practice, SAMUEL F. PHILLIt! TE SOLICITOR GENERAL OF THE UNILED STATES), and Corporations. nership. WOODE. LL. D. rhuinal Law. ELSTON, LL. B. Julve of Moot PHILLIPS and LUGENE CARUSI, ‘Judes of the Court of Appeals. ‘The opening exercises will be held in the new Law School buiidiny, on 13th street between H and T streets northwest, now nearly completed, on Monday, > ‘and will consist of short movers of the facut mirses of study. ‘at 7 o'clock p.m tofore. jor the use of the student tig provide separate halle tor de- atins socetirs api clubmfor amociatea wy. ie library” will be lane! snerecaed during the cur- entyeue,antt Will Be accensible to stadeata dally from ck a.m. until 10 0 ‘Oth W., OF Ly jet reopens Monday W'school, wilt be f.00 ahd tFiai of cases at the members of the bar are exercised in preparing deeds o: conveyance, wills, legal instruments. the ‘patent (aw course, which extends through nearly the whole term, is open to all the students without extra charge. course alone may do so at a reasonubie charce. at the book stores of W. H. 1354 F st. nw.. and of Lowdermilk & Co. to EUGENE D. CARUSI, Sec. and Treas., 486 La. TOL HILL KINDERGARTEN. 2? 3D ST. For circulars and to the principal, geld Oct. ion apply atter Sept. CORNELIA F'BOR DEN. ‘The new buildinz. which was desiened and will be unelexciusively ss (excep: Sunday) fro. 9 ts. ‘The enlarzed lock ‘The Moot Court will begin its sessions xcept duriny the the entire term. Jeasos, contracts. ers desi Court. oN. HON. SAMUEL F. he classes pen daily 10cK am. t0 10 o'clock dimen: wand in equity, to take this School of Law— Founded 1870. Term opens Oc Apply to the Secretary, 8. M. Yeatman, Georsetown Law Butlding. 13; HAVENS RICHARDS, 8. 3., Rector. a ON. DAVID J. BREWER, LL.D. (ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TRE SUPREME COUR! CXITED STATES) fecsor of the Law of Corporations. DWAKD EDMUND BERMUDEZ, LL.D. (CHIRE JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA), Las areyon te Civil Law GOMETNAE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA), Professor of Common Law Fra‘tice and Lecturer on History of Law The Hi MX VERNON seatrwany, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 1200 and 1104 Met. 114 and 1228 11th at. Seventeenth year berins MONDAY, October 5. Thorough instruction in al! departments ia accord ance with best modern methods. Especial advantaces in Fnelish Literature, History, ‘Modern Languages and Music. Every applince for health and comfort of pupils, including ample exercise grounds, steam beat, pas- ‘Senyer elevator and perfect sanitation. For circulars apply to the Principal se83m_ RS. ELIZABETH J. SOMER: A TRENCH LADY, WITH BEST REFEREN desires to form ai: eveniny Clase oF ive p lessons at pupils’ residences, Address ur call i 1Sto ., between 4 and U sola HOF. PAUL VOINOT, DIPLOME Di. LUNE versite de Fr \ his school Pure Parsan ac id progress assured. Uflice hours, #10. p-a uthorities in Court WILLIAM FMA TINGgY. Esq, Lecturer on Practica. Commnenctel Law. THE HON, WILLIAM EDGAK SIMONDS, A. 3, SIONER OF PATENTS), Professor of the Law ot Patents THE HON. ANDREW C. BRADLEY (aMsOCIATE JUATICE OF THE #UPKEME COURT OF THE and Be. (OF THE WASHINGTON BAR), Judee of Moot Court The opening exercises take piace in Law Lecture Hall of the University, eoutcesst rorner Lath and Hats. a. W.. on THUR~DAY, UCLUBE KL, at Go'clock p.m. when addresses will be made by the professors in cx: Plication of their lecture courses, with the anpounce- Ment of new vectures for the current schoiastic year. ‘The sclool has a two Sears’ and a thiee years’ course, leading respective y to the decree of or of Laws and of Masterof Laws. The lectures are ai! delivered after 6 o'clock p.m. Judge COX will continue bis rexuiat course for the Jumor year, and th be auwinented by the lectures of Justice Justice BREWER and Jude BRADLEY. ‘The lectures of Juste HARLAN, two hours a week, wii run through the wove year- The instruction im the School ot Practice will be re specialized, because of the additions made to the faculty. The Law Library is open daily for study or referonce from 9 o'clock a.in. to 10 o'clock pain.” Societies LF Besid's ‘other ~ MADAME A. DE BAUSSET HAS MOVED To 815 MMA 12th st. “ne w.. where the WIMODACGH=IS. FRENCH CLASSES wil receive their Jessons until the reopeniiy of the institution. Also private iessou: ‘Woman hev on a blue with a red feather in it?” “I remember the green hat with a red feather.” thaa gap in the buckboard’s dash, dress'n’a green hat “Wer sumpin’ like ez if a mule’s heels mowt’a’ gone through it some time‘or other/” “Yes, there was a hole in the dash. ‘But y" hain’t dead sartin th't the were a mole on the woman's nose?” aie age a mp 4 ited. 0.1 WES wu was goin’ to git tec” NOU, but wat they | Mek RENCH GEMA ne git thar? MATHEMATICS. Private inst Not a particle. ins jan in his shirt sleeves an’ one gallus?” es. Iremember that he was in his shirt sleeves and wore but one suspender.”” ‘The anxious woodsman paused as if trying to think of something else to but at last _Y'll hef to 'scuse me etranger fer bein’ so kinder cur'ous, but mebbe y’ mowtn’t know who them folks be?” IANO LESSONS— ‘Miss CLAKA HARRISON, Pupil of Dr. William Mason. New York, 1! Previous to that dat ‘Tuesdays and Friday: inforu GTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS fn all branches of a xe! tention to thone whose; lected. Civii service ex: aration; full West Point, Annapolis and writing done. FLY 1 education. puri 1 examinations. A.M. . cor. Bth'and K'sts. n. WASHI; THURSDAY, 8. 01 GTON, D.C nd young men. N. OCTOBER 1. For farther information apply to R. L. PRESTON, Principal, 315 Ct. n. We ‘Special at y ediication has been neg- Ivy Institute, ieee ta, EATS col im b £NGLISH AN riction 4iven. . 1. W., October 1. five hours froin 10 to 4:30 on 1215 Ost. ‘sel8-im* ONS_FIVEL MONTHS COUNSI Tuesiayeand Fridays. 40; Det. mw. bs Derienced and successitl tea: ue lic. V, PRUD'HOMME, “seid-lm* IN W N HER school for cuisdren at 1205 Q st. nw ieht to mpeak French by a Brwvace lasers st Jeval debate abd for associated study Feceive. special facllities. ‘The Kegistrar s daily in attendance in the Law Li- brary to enroll students and answer inquiries. The lecture course of Mr. Conaissioner SiMONDS Paient Law is open to all students, but may be jone at a special tuition fee. iy at the book stores of W. H. nw f Lowdermiik & Co. the University Library or by lett Pres't. Th sev ot this instiution: the COLLEGIATE 1 exercises of this institution, the C ry DEPAKTMEST of the COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Will be resumed in the Lecture Hail of the University on MONDAY, SEPTEMBEL 21. at 9 o'clock . ti when new students, not «raduates of the Preparatory School, will pressnt theiise.ves for adiuission. The College $8 open t for catalost Mr. HOG. HODGKINS, 0. B. in the University Library. CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM- : BIAN UNIVERSITY. This school wiit open at ( o'csock p. m., OCTOBER 1, with the tojlowin= courses of instruction, viz: AL departments ot English, Mathematics, Civil Enudneet- ix. Chemistry, “Assaying, Mineralogy, | Type: & primary, im: Sexes, will borin, fenced and "roi head ot departius coliege oF wiven college. a, DB Buri iianoes. ‘a ce on modern apy tarnished Iree charxe. who may betounddaily | _sei-tr MME obser VOICE CUL Reading music at sigut. Lat Frederick. Pristolot New. inte teacher with | Suorrraxp. 1 haven't the least idea.” ‘Wall, the mule 'n’ the woman 'n’ the bucl board is’ mine. ‘The man is Sim Bilger. He™ slopin’ with the women, ‘n’ it's jist my durn luck to be too late to ketch ‘ein, fer they've ‘the keers at Geetown afore this!” hat! The woman your wife?” toor for Well,” said I, “it don’t seem to me that I} and see tH RUBINSON RAWING AND PAINTIN opportunity ever offered to Parents, Children, ‘Teaciers, Desimers, Decorat ‘aud paint periectiy. -hine ont palke: ter from $10 t $5, 000. ince i, ahd mech. ‘wonderinl prowress 0 ‘Cray ident “The teach son ex! THE GREATEST ‘or Artists to learn to \stel, Water col- IMOGENE, IORRELL, has had 12 ivedais andstndied 1) years with the most celebrated artists in Europe. ¥200,000 worth of riibition. Paintings National Academy of Fine Arts, 804 st. onocraphy " you want in typewritine so to the Acme wad Business School, #19 and W21 ¥ st. ¥. J. MULVEY. if you want to learn the best method of p! Yatin, “French,” German, al jet | in the shortest 4 branches of drawinx, with lecture couress on Astron omy, Anthropoloxy, Zoolosy. Botany, &. yuoet in the evening? ans are ops te beta axes. For further information apply to the dean, Prof. E. FRISTOE, LL-D. 67 THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY 1235 H st.n.w.. gives thoroush preparation for_col- lege. for the naval and muitary academies and for business. A corps of ten instructors, five of whout ERIENCED pd Fapid meth would go to much trouble to fetch such a woman back.” “Fetch her back! Great hoop pole! I hain’t ATIN, GREER, ‘examinations t.. Le Droit Park. MATHEMATICS, ENGLISH nd reparation for cil orvica exay tor co:lege, Annupolis, ins. Prof. FAS! are college protessors. | Number or pupils limited to | wake. per hour, 100. Butkune open for inspection and # teacher ecdioer — to fetch her Back!” Spruce -" were you in such hot pursuit of he: for, then?” > Mae “‘Wull, it's this here way. Time she sloped | tion's with Lili Balls, u year ago las’ spring, she kim given t mNual session. of c P. R. DUMAINE WIL tion in French on the 1st of Ovtover. Special attention SOW 21st st. n.w.sel7-m" prevent to answer inguiti nations. | Biter 0 af 1314 Corcoran > West Pout | “iped st 1518 Corcoran street. Acue Puoxocrirny axp Bests eis ae For catalogues or turtuer information afirese ESTABLIgg Oo yeans. ee | SES - ROTATE, ean, | Conse ef ctedion: Fenmmeneian bechimepinn, eles k Unveiling, teiocraplis. typeweiing atl MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DENTAL DEPARTMENT Of the. back two or three weeks arterw'ds 'n’ said she'd | \giss JU: LKER WILL REOPEN HER , (eu . fergot some of her duds, 'n she'd kim back to | Mshoorforioysandniris Moway. Sovtember st | the seyeGQhUMBIAN USIVERSITY. frou this fostituve, aud s muster nate been le 4 , | ¥ ; seventieth an i've ot Medical Lectures | frost this Institute, anda uuser tase boo y git ‘em. I tol’ her whar she k'd find ’em, but | 1¥1,, South side sirst Prestyterian ‘Church, 4% st! | and the Fifth Dental Course will begin on Thursday, | position by the jtiicinal et the o hee, she jist settled down to hum ag'in'n’ were os = Qrtober 1. at 8 p.m, in the colleve building, 1325 |“ Bessions day ud evemng. Cali cr send for pamphlet, bows’ the clearin’ stane ez atore, in lers'n halt | NMS ¥- 1 BARRING aie fuiepductory Addrens $8, Medicine will te de- | a eee Siti tey anhour. She run things fer a spell ’n’ then PIANO AND SINGING. Wwered by Prof. D-K- Shute, M.D., and the Address cs = sloped with Sam Fletcher, the Anule bose TWELETH YEAR. so1z-tw?_ | in Dentistry by Wiliam Donnally,'D. D. 8. tue | 1438 % ST. FORMERLY ‘Twa'n't long ‘tore she diskivered th’t she'd fergot to take sumpin’ else o’ her'n, ‘'n’ she kim k to git it, 'n’ first thing I knowe'd { were | Workin’ fer her agin. Las fall she cut sticks | M certificated pu servatory of Berlin. For call at oF address WJ2 22d at, 188 MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF THEPIANO, lof Herr Kaif of the For terms and other | Profession and the public are respectiully invited to | attend. The regular lectures. becin Uctoler 2 at 3:3) | -mi-vand continue daily throughout the | | ‘The Misses Kerr's Boarding and Day schoo! for ung ladies and littie childrea Will reopen S.ptexn ‘auzsronl ‘Medical and Dental Departucents, For circulars giving further information 4s to Clinical Instruction in Medicine and surgery, Dental oo ss sad Practice 1 the In- ‘n’ dug out with Joe Fassett. tind vou! cultuce, CEDWARD C TOWNGEND | Brmtry., fees, Be apply to Dr A. F."A. RING, 47 1 STREET N.w. “Gosh!” I says, “I hope Samanthy’s mem’ry | ond lise ADA TOWNSEND, Teac! 17 Hgts. | Pye pa a Hace ena time!’ I says, she's fer- | 2: ‘The autumn be beld at the Med- SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. trip I mowt | Dea gOHN P_ CAULFIELD, FORMERLY AT | scal College, on 1uesday, September 20, af 70 p-in- 2 ® 2 out PE mowt ez well move | [) Nag h ssa w.s will reste leasoes October Let | “ae0-lin | 342 ‘But sure ez sap she'd | eee ben fergitful agin, ‘n’ her went to workin’ in harness ag in. Now 1322 13th st. nw. jew dork ave. elt 42 New ark G-Lin™ M®* 22014 D. BUCHER, PIANO, HARMONY. VOICE. During the vacation the interior of the college has undergone a thorough renovation. The teacuing sta has been atumented, and the scholarly attainuents of the professors msure a thorouc education to those committed to our care. We are not experimenting on the public by the intro- SUMGICAL AND SEDICAL CLINICS, ‘The medical department of Howard University will a hold the toliowing clinics for studeuts during the te jan along comes Sim Bilger 'n’ Samanthy puts on ypes with bim,’n’ I’m | T too durn late to ketch ‘em HE THIRD YEAR OF MISS HaLSTEADS Trivate School will bezin September 28." Applica- tion may be made at the scliool room, 1429 aud after Septeniber 24, irom 10 to 12 a.m supe Surwieal every Saturday by Profs. N. F. Graham and C, B, Purvis. Surgical every Wednesday by Prof. ine @uction of new and untried systews, but fo'low the “Ratio Studioruin Societatis Jest; a. method of Kobert, Reyuura. ‘Practice ‘of medic teaching which has ween sizmsily, saccessit in the st-90 | Prof. B Hood. Obstetrics . | schools of Europe tor tie last taree hunicel years. it Reeds but to be ioliowed to have te saiwe rests “Let ’em go!” Inaid. “Whatdo you want to waste your time chasing up such cattle for?” M wraste im SSES I NOERt i every detail of thie well-tried system. nor shal fengoe Wet fs here bundle th’: Somanthy’s | (gEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. . ee - a OY 'n’ give ‘em to her vo sho wonlda't hef te cons | scot OP TAR. CONG iS are vorrei ra fice. edd eae gierelaaamiee @hummin'!’It's just my durn luck” ey Eee ae SOine sathor ot the Lastinas Sauce eC ES, | the schools, assisted by Aare: Artuurd” Meatcys sed And the disappointed husband turned his horse about and galloped disconsolate!y away. —————_-ee+___ BEAUTY IN DISTRESS. A Hartford Man in New York Has a Chance | to Make Himself Useful. From the Hartford Daiiy Times. “ The folly and danger to life of the Intest style of the dressmaker’s art was very unexpectedly and alarmingly illustrated by the experience of one of Harttord’s well-known business men the other day while on a business trip to New York. ‘The day was hot, business cares had been labor- ious and our business friend lay down after lunch for «nap, being desirous of refreshing himself before going toan evening dinner party. His room at one of New York’s clegant up-town hotels was cool and inviting. In his hurry to make the most of time at his disposal he failed to lock the door, quickly going off to sleep in His awakening was sudden. A handsomely dressed woman stood at the foot of the bed. ig “Is there anybody in this room?” was her exclamation in a tone of entreaty. Visions of blackmail colored the first thought ef our Hartford friend. “Madam, you must leave my room at onee, at the same time taking in the full Juno-like bust and magnifi- cent hips and superb figure in a clinging ekirt and glove-fitting waist. She looked as if she had been moulded into the elegant silk she wore. “Indeed. sir, 1am in terrible agony. Please unhook my dross. Here in front; do, pleuse.” This in agonizing tones that fairly made the pose whi corn Lecturer on the Law uf Est. n. This L ery Fespect thorouzhly” (Chief Justice U."S. Lecturer on Statutory ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR HAVE RE- ‘Administrative Maxis. F. MOMRIS, LL.D.. urer on the ‘JOSE Lecturer on the Law o tracts and Newoti ‘Law of Real z 'y and Lecturer on Constitutional and:Internetional Law. Aduiraity and Comparative farisprudence. HON. JEREMIAH ML WILSON, LL.D. Estate and the Law of Evidence. ANDREW B. DUVALI: A.M., LL.B... on Eguity Jurisprudence and Torts, TeTUSEY I J DARLINGTON: TE D.. if Personal bie Paper Ce GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Lt.D., Practice anc B. RO: Tost Lecturer on Cot Law Pl on Conimon Law Hi Rev, posts ‘Lect Partuersiip, Corporations, arentary Law. PEERY, A.M.. jeading. Criminal Law and CLIT COURT. PROF. GEORGE EE. TOM GUURT UE APPEALS. PHOS, MARITSE. ea a JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON AND B. BOSS: SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, ESQ., Secretary and Treaster. ine is to Le 8 of the Law School hh erected. tave sti rer uth and From 7,30to ‘adaj The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their new and commodious Law building, Now. 508 and 50% is now rapid'y approaching completion. voted exclusively tut ved, To Lted for the puzposes 10F ‘and, 48 Lei ‘acrommodations vided in rhe way, of iecture rvoms and library reading roomns., The library now comprisi lish an< leading Ainerican reports, and the latest text poks. UPON Most legal subject Teaditiz roous attached, will be open from 8 a. P.m. daily, Sundays excepted, to students a1 Of the school. ‘The wntroductory lecture will be delivered and ‘nouncements made for the ensui bu.lding on Wednesday, ent snd prow i] interest ‘The secretary can be wen at the old Law term in ‘Law and LL. Property, HAMIL- the En- with the commodious. the new October %, at 6.30 p.m. Pres- udents, alumnim of the school and sre mnost cordially invited to be, present. F sts. np. w., on Mondays and Thurs- ‘$0 p.im..'for intormation, enrol- It ts therefore our purpose tocarty into efect Joint author ot the Eastman System of Trainin, Feceived the only oid awarded fur education at the word's fair held in Paris in 1880. Six courses: Business, Engitsh, Accountancy, Civil Service. Shorthand und Typewriting. Suyerior and enthusiastic teaching. —‘Ihorourl, ical courses. Graduates of rare excelience and distin. guished success. "Situations when coupetent. | Send for cataloue containing a description of the courses and « list of last season's enrulliment of amore than 300 Students.” Enroll at once. Sessions begin Septetuber ‘A, © STARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 rs 5 —Oniy school in the city where rapid short- on can be obtained. Graduates of factical shorthand writers com to increase their speed. Shorthand, type Lookkeping. Pitman shorthand, inclu: hours’ dictation each ‘week and practi: or Remington, or both, course, mciUdi A well-equiyped Enaclish course us upen to those not me a ‘education. ‘Terms: $10per quarter, ini advance. FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS. Competition held at the co!lece September 1,2.an43. C. GILLESPIE, 8.3, President 2020 autl-tr WS8NeT incular. Frncipal. oF EXPRESSIO G12 aud 614 12th st. nw ‘Most advanced wstruction in elociition end to be had im America, ACTING NOT TACGHT Nine courses, costiny trom #5 year Up to £°U0. in cluding a dotible course, preschit [ Sarteand ‘new Shattesbury. tctbo. the buropean course. Day sessions opens October 1. Tlie new engrave me shay ice on Caligrap $10. Busnes illustrated by Prot. Spebin-usiip. coutner- cla! arithmetic, writing and filing of all Varieties of commercial paper, English and spelling, three months, ee — a aire ed the by Ss atthe Prep. Dept. of the Colunbun University for | keus October 1. The new en the past two years. He aiso had charge of the busi- | paws is the lawest and nos: be: bess school atthe X- MC” A. during tho past year, | grees, oid inedais and $50 and, having ‘trained thousands of young wen and | Er" Or 100 jaws snaived to any eddress on Women tor iives of usetulness and “Lonor, he is pre- | receipt of ceuts. FULL DESCRIPTIVE CIRCI Pared to say to parents: Send me yoursous and deugh: | PAS PhER ‘aul Kereaud 1 will, in tue shortest posible tine, fades a to enter the areus of the business wor.d and conquer MERSUN INSTITUTE, ‘Yl4 1éth st.. bet. Tand K sts. =f stacles: tS ae 2 on — fags nucht Belect C1 i LF 9 ail Suuaner. -On- hundred students now in reculat jasnicai ans uatical Soul ~ Fitna | Men and Boss. TORIIETH VEAL eens Weiner attendance. Diplomas. ~_SaF im | Men gad Ri = = 7. Beptowber 2 W000’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Johne Hop- kins, Lebigh and other Colleges and Universities , !0r 47 E. Capitol st.. opp. Capito! Mill P.O. ‘This collese was estabits in 1885 and hasbeen | the ‘Scientific Sciuvis, Cuited States alilacy ead Naval Acadeinies aud ior bu-iness” Spw-ial departinent constantly advancinz until at present it 18 one of the best cominercial institutions .. afore Shbaree! — = a, for bors between Bund Ly eurs of ave. ATU course i than 150 pupils were cruised last year : Sud <oumodious uall, ou the corner Of tu and East | a em thor. ouchly remodeled snd tenovates, inportaut additions Gapitol sts, will be cccupled frou and siter beptem: wri citation ayeed claseein Bhortunva and | te Vrs ane play Tonawanda Studies: Bookkeeping,” arithmetic, writing. spell- | piu geads0f tue Pruuary Departinent, aud uo expert ing. ‘krainmar, | business practice. ° corres ear. For particulars, addres CHAS. B YOUNG. typewniting ahd shortuund. Terms: I inv.. 86, ae roUN hos. €10; Oiuos., $25. Leopens Sept. 1. OBice open ‘tier Aug 2 ‘address, selir COURT F. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. MAE TF COLLEGE oF ELocurion. onATORE yur re PTO- ‘and ‘[HETARDSIGN BOARDING Ay Second. sesaton ° taught in Preach. Tbe Exuglist co Fee Cn MME .. Bali's care) ‘option. to 8:30 p. RENNES, principal, 1425 N stu. w gentleman feel the horrible pain the lady was | ee" *tse Ge sutatned af book stomvof We noe Gig eee a, SDUCATE FOR BUSINESS. evidently suffering. 1344 F st. n.w., and Lowdermilk & Co., 1424 F st. ¥.G. Martyn, Capital, $500,000. The THE SPENCEKIAN LUSINESS COLLEGE, Beforo he could move she began to sway | 2%; and stW. 8: Thompeon's drug story. “us 1th and ost, advanced college: Cor. ith end D sts. n. back and forth, «tel must havo falien if he hind | thetindereaned nt PSMA YE PTS YT t© | Shaftesbury method: publishes sixteen text books, : not caught her in luis arms. ‘She groaned and patty Mocestary sia azsesarer. - | sedectiernsim Aanetice. Colam coaee tory Ensiish grew blue abont the mouth, exclaiming as the | HE alSSLS TIFFEY. 1436 CORCORAN sT. | With eo ge 34 : a s hc emnnesnce Abate ahennemiin seraey tree. nd ‘Typewnitinz, School ot Journasism, Schoo: gentleman laid her upon’ the lounge: “Take rt jon, Spencenan Penmunship. S- fusteentin a cataiowue —— oul of Mechanical and Jou, Knife gnd cut tho dress open; I shall | Djevesuvance ther pupa -sab-tu.tseaiae | APT SHOE 1, nae, nw, WEST END. | architectural Browns rand ‘Shoo! of Civil Service lor": 2 oa = ‘Miss 8. W. Kelly, medaiist, prinetpal ; classes a "1 4 At this juncture the chambermaid appeared in | M/4>4ME rer ey, Fesuméd September 2. Termsonapplication. eu0-1m* | Sonus’ Services of Ay door. ‘The unknown lady again exclaimed: ‘ut the dress open; call No. 200!” No. 200 was sent for, the maid and man both exerting their best strength in their fruitlces endeavor to loosen the Indy’s dress. It was no use. The dress held together like the doors of hi-n* ICE, PIANO, ORGAN. 1228 siass. ave n. w. NORTHWEST. PIERCE PLACE. Tho: PARA Principal. NOBWoop insTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D. o. A Select an4 Limited Boarding and DayfSchoel ‘Young Ladies and Little Girls. ER, tpal end Proprietor. BIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 9] piano, voice, violin, &e. EDWL ‘Euziand Gi is. Fl : ncipals late of New : - : ©. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, Boston. Marvin safe. ‘The lady, in the meantime, had | ML 1327 Ment, ‘Tenth session berins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. fainted ‘dead away and was still more biue FIAKO AND HARMONY. __ape-whs | gp “Andro the principal, Mir asd Mw Wal, De al s. cl [ANO, |, | CABELL, “Quick!” sald our Hartford friend to the | J Simon neal ene Pee oneaD, | © maid, bringing his business astutenese into | f2mers 1s well es those wishing to be qualities 29 per- | 3y20-3m 1407 MASSACHUSETIY AVENUE. ¥: ‘as Tequeeze her together you unhook | “apisakwour | MBS MANI'S KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL er dress. a oti Reopens October 1, 1801. Kaising the lady up from behind and - | MotB et ocw: Lessons: ta Ou water Pore 1018 Sunderland pince. south of D ft Circle. salt? ing her under ile rms, he exerted his fall | Sot petal, ursss moderate EY (PROF, BIO OF PAMIS WILL, GUARANTEE strengt ina an lesperate . ne = Tho maid tugged ‘ct the hocks and close SW ROaS able to speak after six montha, suddenly there was a snap—"n report,” said | M=* 92% 8088. i Best of references. Tux sentirz scnoor oF Laxcvacrs, the gentleman, “ike the noise of the explo- | , Afranements can be made 32tge Bet nw. 725 14th st. om mn of a dozen parlor matches.” z | BALCH'S Cl va ‘Winter terins bein fo “The dress flew open just as te. 200, a fine | \[ADANE A- PELE (PROM PARIS M Neseet colley, 1a, Tou os We Faptinee opeey looking gentleman, appeared at the end of the amiiiade igh aw. oe ‘successfully for civil warvice, Siperesettaitnd $10and $12 term. lounge. | He made an exclamation: successful teachin: Beat Teleronces. Snel Stim | Seema Branches: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Caicaro, ‘What's the matter, Nell? 88 TACIE A. DANI a |OOL FOR: Paris, Berlin, London, etc... etc. eel But Nell did not auswor. It took some time | ML" TFs ot. nw. “The ‘becins einer "Rae tne to bring her hack to consciousness. » Vole culture and pons, si Pat oe. ad EARN THE BEST. Explanations followed, and our Hartford | 212-1" Eume matonstion. apies | L d retired amid a shower of tha: and “her uncle,” as he was tateeneeeee —+e+—___ i frie Nell MS aes, keene ST Ee soem SHORTHAND LESSONS DAY AND EVENING. 2 ag DEE NG to the classes im; typewriting. ‘Life on Mount Hood’s Summit, From the Portland Oregonian. HER ‘Ane star WILL TAKE A FEW MORE Maton. Adare Dee ” By H.C. TANNER (chief stenographer late pan- American congress), Sun building. Orders for stenographic work solicited. su28-1m* Wisi rar ok COMSEEYA TORE OF, MUSIC orwan, oer Eat Pk Veave.s@ tm | gt oratory | OUT OF WASHINGTO: T. HILDA'S SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN, ScAtasing schon! tor arin Twelfth gear Srenlare sddrese SISTER SEC8 Hi. FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINATA OFFE sreat advantages at inoderate rates. It hae ® SE iy 2 Sa ee me and admiralty tarnished aa® $0 SOR Thorough anatracton te kien im the Sm funic, French, terme. lore Senay). iy pewrine aed 1 ny ‘cuiture, address WM. H. PURNELL. LL. D et Frederick, > supe erounds Special ctten bh davertment . com, yotor, &o.. ae Melia bas erence charter. WITH “Harvard sraduate), tory. with, churches, ny ans 1d News 0 Lacelient Hreparatory Shoo. SPRCIAL ALT SVEN TO | THE TREPAMATION OF CANDIDATAS Fos | THE NAVAL ACADEMY. Address the President. THOMAS PLLA, LL.D. PH_D. a vi diplomas an: Also thorouxt Preparat Sco one Be my aber 1G. Aduress Rev AA JELLA.A M.D. D-, dremdent New Windsor. a crocs US SSP MINAKY AND LAD: \Gnters rare educations facts th ts ae and bealthfus. SS HANTOS"D. 0 rreotont tor yearn FEADO®, VA. WAND 0. Di DS baer Stine ! Saari Jartewuth wages CASTEEWAR TUTE, CONCORDVILEE. ‘One Sf the best schools t nd to “each boys tl on Trinctpal. INSTE £\ JORK MILITARKA ACADEM\, PREP. DEPT. at Worrall fall, Peckekill, N.Y COLE. OW N _iv1s,tnonae | PACQUIER INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIEL Warrenton, Va. Thirty-Arst session opens on Sept. 17, 1801 Site | ton tu Piedmont region of Vinemia, on’ the and Dac Sof tiles trom Washington, A very successt ul at ‘butidinas: wits, abd delighttul location. F ‘OF partic oko. 6. BUTLER Aw TUTE, Winch Soar lewins September 16. Schoo with thoroushly egal | LE¥ist0n WOME SCHOOL FOR GimLs Lynnwood, Kockingham county, Va, MISS ELEANOK C.WHEAT, Primetpal. SIXTH SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 9, 1801. Thre schoo! i» Testrame: Litade @ Spmctalty | tution in ‘uciis, "Latin, Premch ‘and inecruientas Tor circuits apy it Bini 180. MASSE ANP. CHARLOTTE HALL 2M fotte Hail School, at. Mary's county, S.custion Unsurpassed for hearth, thoroush. Classical, | Matematica, Commercial and wes.” Board and tuition, inciuding washing, Turnisied room, of ae land, Baltinore, 10 Mount Verson STASIS at aee ; | ER Mrs. JU Ter ~ ond Bee ee “ Puy CABELLEUS. tor Young Ladioe und Little Gare. 20 ‘TEE CeCe, RENAE SENTRA waar stunts For vataiogue apply to WILLLAt aig AUST Bberiek. Ma a Fis EM Scr an sion scHoot, Near Alexandria, Va. 1. M. BLACKFORD, M. A., Prindpat. © LC. MINOK, LL. D., Associate Princiga. Fr The 534 1801. tensive mnjrovemente tn Oulainsstaad "Gas tsned tons." Catalovues sent. ee SUMMER_ RESORTS. | is ow ‘HE CHALPONT! a © ATLANTIC CITY, 9.3. On the Beach, with tiiuransed Oowas Vso. SSE toe betes F. ROBERTS & OCEAN cine, pe ‘b SOvEN Pou THE Stason Teo, nd other inturmation apply to, SOMN TKACL - Gowan City, MG. aus lua ne | VW SELE COTTAGE, Gakrer’s PEERY, W.VA Sou inane. cNeriaoiting te Speuandoch Smest scenery wiong tie Tver, . < Spout ttl Octuber Le” We ine Belk. Propmesse: Eeroew | He tor cose, | HARPER'S FERRY, Ww. S Loved, OPLS UNTIL 'DECea. va 1. aut7- POTOMAC RIVER BOAT; FRE, 2OMnOLR ASD OLD ronda Sicamer LAD) OF Tic LAKE. Fare@] 50. Ko | Reg E20 Secu eee Oh at where catie cars, TUESDAY, THUMBDAL, SA SUNDA, 9 pu Laguted with { furiusived't TER Ty, AKKONSMITH, Fuow seh abd Wednesday. at 4 p.u: | wuh-al Beach. Colton's, Noman Creek, Sunt’ Creo, Coun and hocomico Livers. Maturing, Eierulsdate tandiace Arrive at Washington day oud Friday mornings. scot Daturday’, at 9 30 p.m. for Colonial Beach, Col- ous. Coan abd Necousico. “Keturuibe, land et’ Cui- ‘Beach. Arniveat Waslunetou Sua | ton's'ama Coloneal Maye, at Da. | _ay0-Su ¢. W. RIDLEY, Gen'l Manager. ALYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAL ‘Company. —Steaner Bue, Capt. W. C. | M fears every Sunday at'@ pean. lor Baditay oe imamgs. Steamer Jon b. Tywert, | Retcus.n. eaves ‘every Monday aud ‘at, pc. tor fiver andes. “Tiareiay's trip will been | Kended jo Baitiwore.” All irewut auust bbe Sos = Yorpremse ana inight pig to Si Lei: | BiG is “Wun or cor Ya. ave aad Eu | Atouce-came UL Sw aREPIELD Leaves ;th-ot- wart and SATURDAjS st sau. Keturuing £1 FRIDAL aud SUNDAY evenines, — ——____) SPOKE LUCTE TO LONDON DUKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. 8 OO. Past To Gouthauptou ( ‘ daavre), Spree, Dues. sept. 22, 33. Wa m. » ow; © wed. eat. Sent Bac pa, | Sept 28 pan: Were, Wed. Sept. 30, Spas. Comicrtavie st-te rooms, excellent caloun sppoutuseucs. "irecos, st salam Sieema ere Ward a bert, accord to wocatson. 2d 4 berto “sicerafe at sw rules. AppIy to Be > Pun. ave. ule AZALBE, hoy Frye iortres GLASGOW To Lab hia Vis DEREA and GALWAY. Must, $0. ALLAN-STAT SEW 3OKK AND GLASGOW, Hake Every tortusstit, Bere