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“SF The & Wide one, and of vital significance to « person interested in the statement. T m. This isa point of great im- SAME OLD STORY. ‘The Senators De'ated in St. Loals—Other Ball Games PALL GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY. American Assocation At St. Lonis—St. Loais, 6; Weshington, At Milwankee-—Milwaukee. 5: Boston, 0. At Louisville—Louisville, 4; Athletics, 0. » Natiomat Leagen. At Cincinuati—Cineinaati, 4; Chicago, 5. At Boston —Boston. 6; Brooklyn 1. ‘At New York— New York, 9; Philadelphia, 11. At Pittsburg — Pittsburg, 3; Cleveland, 4. wuaT THE CLUBS Anerwan Association, LP z wi Fe Poston 39 635) Colambus.. 60 71 438 St Louis | Sz 47 636 | Milwaukee..57 7 Ealtinore. 69 16 543 | Louisville. 49 7 Athletic... 66 63 312 | Washington.é! 83 331 National League. Ww. Chieago.....7 } Moston......74 0 397 | Brooklyn New York. .65 51.360 | Pittsburg. Philadelphia 63 53 52s | Cineiunati. Washington let St. Lonis get six runs on errors and sume opportune hitting yesterday Lefore making eny tallies. Then the States men began to bat and scored three, Just half euougi. The tinal tally was6 to. The bat- teries were Foreman and MeGuire and McGill aud Boyle. The latter combination worked the better and kept the Senators guessing. The support given Foreman was wretched and the deteat is due in no wise to him. The Browns mare three rans in the first inning. In the second the wiuners took in the run that event- ually meant the game, when McCarthy, after jahing « safe one, went along on single by iskey, stole thid and tallied, when Me- imre thought catch Comiskey raunuing down and threw to the center fied. In ihe fourth Rick, the new third baseman, hit to center for a base, but made thre when Donovan let’ the ball go McGill's single scored the run. ‘The last Brown score was made in the fifth, when, with two out, Boyle hit oat ahome ran. The latter half of the fifth gave promise of some Washington results, but there were notenough of them. ‘reo results don't count for much when six cr seven are needed. Hattield offered the first contribution, « single over sdeond. McLaugh- lin went down on balls and the runners pegged one oa Foreman’s sucrifice. Murphy placed a single in left aud two runs scored. Lawrence rick, having gone down to second on the play, crossed the rubber when McGuire put hot safe one in right, No oneelse could hit and the run getting eame to an end. The game. wus called at the end of the seventh in- ing. Washington made four hits and seven errors aud St. Louis nie hits and two errors. OTHER GAMES. Louisville kept on climbing, shutting out the Athletics, 4 to 0 Fitzgerald and Cabill and Weybing and Cross were the batteries. The Colonels made six hits and one error und the Athletics twe hits and two errors. Vitcker Klien kept the Boston sluggers down to one !one bit, aud won a whitewash for Mil- waukee. ‘That is, the Brewers were the white- warhers and the Lewneaters the whitewashegs. ‘The score was 5 to 0. No rans were scored until the seventh inning, when Milwaukee made ene. Grim caught Killeen and Haddock aud Murphy worked for Boston. The Brewers made mee between a loose vague Deast and an affidavit civing exact figares is a TAR stcears Alliacce Leaders in New York Want Him to | Be Their Candidate. | The New York Press’ Binghamton special | says that two prominent alliance leaders have arrived there and are irying to induce Lieut. Gov. Jeaes to become an alliance candidate for | governor. |" The World's Albany special says Mr. Jones has telegraphed to alliance men in that city refusing to permit the use of his name for gov- eruor on an alliance ticket. ‘The Citizens’ Alliance held a bardecue at Albany yesterday. Though Gov. Jones, who had been invited to speak, sent a letter of re- gret owing to another engagement, he added: | “f can only say that I am im full accord with @ movemen that sincerely attempts to secure to every haman being his rights.” Scereiars Spaulding of the Farmers’ League a it wi plan of the alliance to have amed Mr. Jones for governor, but he bad de- clined to allow his name to be used. ee _—___—_— AMERICAN SEALEKS SEIZED. Vessels of the McLean Brothers Captured for Poaching in Bering Sea. Victoria advices say that the vessels sailed by | Dan and Alexander MeLeanare reported seized by Russians for sealing im Bering sea, were American vessels and not, as first reported, British vessels. The MeLean brothers, who were natives of Canada, had been Americanized, and itis now said the attention of the United States government will be called to the matter. SOON TO BE PROKOGUED. No New Business to Be Brought Before the Canadian Parliament. At iast the end of the parliamentary session ‘is in fairly good view. Premior Abbott, sir | John Thompson and Hou. Wilfrid Laurier have j held a conference and it is understood that no | new matter is to be introdneed and that old subjectsure to be disposed of with the leest pos- {sible delay. The prorogation will protably aaa H take place at the end of this week or early A RATILER IN HER LUNCH BASK: | part of next week. A Pretty Schoolina‘'am Bitien, but Her Life Was Saved by Her Wickedest Pupil. Ruth McDougal, the prettiest schoolma’am | in Hartford county, Conn., lies on x little cot {| at her Burnside home—her cheeks pallid. great dark circles under her eyes, and an ugly green- ish-yeliow spot on her right forearm, says the New York Sun. She passed through a very unpleasant experience Friday. She was bit- ten by a rattlesnake, then made very drunk on whisky and earried to her home in aepringless wood wagon. Miss McDougal is blue eyed and nineteen, and began teaching the young people who attend the ‘Cotton- wood district” school in the village of Burn- side, five miles from Hartford, on September 2 last, when the fall term was begun. Her father was killed on the New York and New England road a year ago, and since that time she has been endeavoring to support her widowed mother. Friday morning, while the dew was yet on the grass, Miss McDougul started from her home to walk to the school house, nearly two miles away. Her journey led through the Burnside woods. While passing through this miniature forest she espied some late fail wild flowers growing about twenty fect from the pathside. Miss McDougal loves flowers and she started to gather the blossoms, think- ing to place them in the belt that spanned her slender waist. Before doing #0, however, she placed her little lunch basket beside an old tree. This lunch basket, which has for a fasten- ing a dilapidated wicker clasp, contained two boiled eggs, a cruller or two, sume cold meat, a 10 bits and three errors aud the vanquished one hit and three errors. NOTES, On the road today. In Philadelphia tomorrow. Larry Corcoran still lives. Anson pulled out ef a small bole ye Here's hoping we won't strike rock bottom at 300. ‘The teams will probably finish as they stand today. with the possible exception of Milwaukee and Columbus, which may trade. Marphy mace two singles yesterday and Hat- fleli and McGuire one each. Three of these hits were made in the fifth inning. MeGuire and MeCauley & brace of errors apiece, and Donavan. Hatfield and MeLaughiin contributed the others evenly. Foreman gave two bases on balls, hit one paper of suit and bread and butter. The pretty schoolma’am gathered the flowers, placed them in her belt, picked up her lunch basket and continued her journey to school. The morning session being over she seated herself at her desk and prepared to eat Ler luncheon. There were several small boys in the room, who remained indoors to their luncheon also. Miss McDougal reached for the basket, raised the cover and put one white hand imte the receptacle. Then a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON a AY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1891. “D.C, T RAINMAKERS FAIL. The Experiments Recently Tried at 1 Paso Did Not Suceced. So faras El Paso and its ncighborhood is concerned the rain-making experiments by the recent government party failed to prodace a single drop of rain. Tho barometer was high when the firing began on Friday, and it was |. even higher Saturday morning. The relative humidity was very small and grew less and jess all day. Every one was disappointed, and none more so than the members of the government expe- dition. They do not believe, however, that the theory is wrong, but that the conditions for making rain were too unfavorable for even old Jupiter Plivins himsclt to wring out a drop. But if it did not rain in El Paso it certainly did rain to the cast, south and north of the city. Heavy rains feil Saturday morning in Chibua- hua and Demung. About a hundred miles to the east the rain fell in torrents. ‘The meteorological experts claim that some of these rains were undoubtedly caused by the heavy explosions at El Paso. But of course it is impossible to know whether this is so or not. ‘The gentlemen who are from the country near Corpus Christi said that the fact that 10 rain fell at El Paso did not at all shake their faith in the theory, and they would give the vain- making expedition a rousing welcome this week when they went to sonthern ‘Texas. King’s ranche, near Corpus Christi, be the scene of. the next battle with, the. aerial forces, and the party will probubly have « tost thererthe latter part of this week. It will | Le on a bigger seale even than the Fl Paso ex- eriment. The citizens of San Antonio will ve a test on their own hook and a number of entlemen were on hand from that city on Fri to see how the experiments were con- ducted. Allagreed that ‘ue management of the test by Mr. Ellis was without a tiaw and that everything possible to carry out the plans as lnid ort was dono. Mr. Ellis said that his faith in the rein pro- the small boys were startled by a loud scream. Looking up they saw their pretty teacher standing in her chair, while coiled about her right arm they saw a yellow- brown thing that squirmed and hissed and shot out a long red tongue. Willie Phelps, the best tighter and the best speller in the school. ran forward. He grasped the snake by the tail and tore it from the teacher's arm. en, with man, made a wild pitch and struck ‘out two men. McLaughlin participated in three double plays, one of them without assistance. — PLANTS FOR THE FAIR, Suggestions for Making the Horticultural Display at Chicago Permanent. An effort may been made, Tux Stam learns, tochange the location of the horticultural building at the world’s Columbian exposition toa pluce where the building, or at least the central portion, may remain as a permanent conservatory after the close of the great expo- sition, The large island in the lagoon has been suggested as an excellent permanent site, and the building could be placed there without necessarily destroying all the trees. The main part of the building could be erected asa per- maneucy aud the wingsand annexes so built that they could be readily removed after the close of the fair, without in any way injuring ! the areb:tectural effect of the main part. It is believed that if the horticultural build- ing ig tebe made # permanency many contribu tions of imum specimen plants ean be se cared that would otherwise be withheld, as the wners, while willing io send such specimens to form pa>t of a permanent national collec- tion, would be lowth to ram the risk off their ai lows simply for a few months’ display. nd to such an exhibition would be contributed large spe that have outgrown the ite of iLe conservatories which they at t occupy. In addition to these ther gut from their habitats specjmens vas and similar ‘deco ice than any ever seen sot larger 8 quick toss about his head, he dashed it to the floor and stamped on its head until it was dead. Then Willie looked at Miss McDougal. She was lying prostrate on the floor. He. dashed water in her fuce and, seeing « drop of blood just above the wrist of her right arm.he puthis mouth to it and sucked at it vigorously. Then, being a boy of action, he called upon one of his schoolmates to run to Meadow’s drug store,balf a mile int of whisky and on his way back - Childs of what had hap- pened. In less than half an hour the school- mate returned with the whisky, which Willie forced down his still unconscious teacher's throat. Not log afterward Dr. Childs reached the school house and ordered her removed to her home. Farmer Stoughton was passing on his wood wagon at the time, aud volunteered to transport her. This he did. In the meantime the teacher had regained her senses, but she was drunk. Today she is sober, and the physician thinks that, owing to Willie’ prompt measures, she will live. ‘The snake, probably attracted by the smell of cold meat or boiled eggs, evidently entered her lunch basket while sue was picking wild flowers. It measured four feet two and a half inches aud had eight rattles. It is the first rattlesnake found in the Burnside woods for several years. so Miss Ava Going Baek to Chicago. Miss Ava says that the Associated Press dis- patch that stated that Attorney Peter Jackson of Fresno knew her very well and that she and her brother spent some time in Californiaa few years ago, &e.: tells the truth. Lieutenant Deitsch returned her a book and « package of papers which she says she took from the house in Cincinnati from which she escaped. ‘These, she says, will completely identify that house, but she will not name the house. - ee A Wad Wreck on the Pennsylvania. Afreight wreck oecurred on the Pennsyl- vania railroad near Greensburg Sunday morning, demolishing forty freight and twenty cattle ears. Engineer Rogers and Brakeman Wadsworth were fatally injured and Fireman K, E. Stanley seriously injured. The wreck was caused by the freight train parting on the down gradeand coming together again. Before the tracks were cleared an eaxt-bound cattle train crushed into the wreck and twenty car joads of cattle were killed. THe wreck was one of the worst ever seen. before -giant vate conservatory wor All these will be horticultural by such as have never before ho existing A be lurge enough to honse. gathered together in the great ding at the fai itis of to horticulture that sueb « = show Many of the plants that would be contributed to such a collection from public and pri conservatories are now histori: katherel together ia 2 perm: tion uid be # vtanding national monument of for the formation ¢ the grandest mic plants ard the most com- plete assembiy of Guique specimens ia the —_>—- A STKANGE CASE, A Soldier Keturus After His “Widow” had Peawn a Pension for Many Years. One of the most remarkabie cases ever Drought :o the attention of the bureau of pen- sons is that of William Newby, a private of company D, fourth regiment Hlinois volun- teers. fument was commanded by Col. This r Stepaen G. Hicks of Illinois, and was conspicu- ous for its gulloutry at the battle of Shiloh. Newby wos in this battle on the 6th of April, 1862, and was reported “killed im action.” It seems, however, that instead of being killed he received a severe wound of the bead, and was captured amd sent to the rear by the confoder- ate forces. He was imprisoned at Belle Isle, aud was afterward transferred to Andersonville. He was released in course of time, after which he wandered about the south and west, most of the tune being an inmate of county poor houses During these years be war partly demented, the supposed result of the wound in his bead. He finally wm and wheu be got near bis old Lowe be wasiden- tified by twe of his comrades who served in the regiment with him, bis wife und many of his | friends and relatives. His wife had been draw- ing a widow's pension trom the date of his death to the present time. Newby bus filed a | ciasm for a pousion and tt is sideration cf the offi wilow being caspended in the meantime. suscharge has ever Leen and ‘he consideration of No ted to the soldier, bis pension claim 1s Leing postpored until such time a the Seere- cary ot War shail grant the man a discharge. His ease tracted sympathy of all who have baeome acynainted With it. “He recently attended a reunion of old veterans of bis county wher: Was the theme of conversation. The Be doabé sor will be granted. —_—__e— Last Two Days of balloon ascension at Be- ‘Aends Park today and tomorrow at 6:30.—Adet. vest und value. This iv a splendid | plants, the finest col- | ered into White county, Il. | t attention in the | southern partot Llinols amd has excited the | subjects! pension The cars were piled on | tep of each other nearly 100 fect high. The Joss will reach awny up in the thousands. An unkuown tramp was found burned to death. —.2e—____ Miss Potter of Chicago Again a Wife. Another social sensation to which Miss Ger- trude Whiting Potter, daughter of 0. W Potter, the millionaire president of the Ilinois Steel Company, ie a party was developed Saturday afternoon in Chicago. At the residence of her parents in the Virginia Apartmeni House, |ehortly after noon, she was married to Julius | Clarse Daniels of New York city. ‘The groom ie twenty-three years of age and is a son of Geo. | H Daw al passenger and ticket ageat Ceutral raiiroad. The bride rs of age. ‘The ceremony was pri- pembers of the families of the ‘The | br: and groom left forthe east Saturday afternoon. “Miss Potter, it will be remembered, is the young Woman who clandestinely married oung F. Lee Rust, son of Win. Rust, the mill- | fonaire Jumberman of Eau Claire, Wi coe Determined to Die. | Last Friday in Baltimore Chas. Seibert tried |to kill himself by cutting his throat with a Tagor. At the hospital the wound was sewed | up against Seibert’s will. 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Seven | For Atlantic City, 1215 piu. week days, U35 p.m. OF. REUEL KEITH, YO MANY wae Hos" con Like a man sinking in a quicksand is that per- son who sullers from nervousness, weakness and disease. He gets into it without knowing it, and ouly realizes his danger when be finds himself slowly, but surely, declining in heulth and strength, ‘There is but one sure way to escape from the quicksand—get out before sinking too deep. The same rule applies to disease—use the right remedy before it is tov late. All, therefore, who find their powers of mind and thought weakened, their nerves unstrung and unsteady, nights sleepless and unrefreshin, bodies tired and exhausted, blood poor, with m Jaria, digestion impaired, kidneys and liver out of order and bowels coustipated, should realize that they are sinking in the quicksand of disease, and that they must use Dr. Greene's Nervura to cure now—at once—or it may be fatally too late. Dr. Greene’s Nervura, the great Nerve, Brain and Blood Invigorator, is absolutely sure in all such cases, Itis guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless. For sale by druggists, $1.00 per bottle, Use it, sufferer, and it will certainly restore you to health. “Dr. Greene's Nervura cured me. I take great pleasure in stating that Dr. Greene's Nervura is the Anest and best nerve medicine that I have ever taken, and I advise any sufferer with nervous Giseases or nervous prostration to use Dr.Greene’s Nervura, the best nerve remedy discovered. JoserH A. Cat 224 Maple Ave., Hartford, Conn.” [er __D® Greene, the succesefut N.B. E specialist in curing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, 35 W. 14th Street, New York, can be consulted free, personally, or by letter. Callor write him about your case, or send for symptom blank tofill out, and a letter fully explaining your disease, giving advice, etc., will be returned Sree, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0.’S reakfast Cocoa from which the excess of ofl has been removed, Is absolutely pure and it is soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more eco- nomical, costing le centa cup. Itisdelicious, nour- ishing, strengthening, EASILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids aa well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W.BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. A Toreaseny Exrtoves Discovery AND RECOVERY. ‘*The published testimonials in the daily press of persons who had been affected with thruat and nose annoyances, several of whom I knew, determined me to seek relief of the physician indorsed.”” A. V. McCoy, a watchman in the ent, and who resides at 1117 Ist. ‘My trouble commenced several months ago by tak- ing cold in my throat, which was very sore at the time, snd coutinued toa greater oF less demree until I was worried as to the outcome. My chest also caused ine considerabie trouble from a feeling of oppression and tightness, with considerable expectoration. My nose ‘was stuffed up somewhat and I had slight pain over ny exes. ‘Continuing the conversation Mr. MeCoy explained that while he had not sought assistance of any special- ist previous to his commencing treatment under Dr. C. M. Jordan of 806 1th street northwest the result of advicw and medicines given by others had been any: thing but satisfactory and rapidly was he becoming & skeptic, while on the other hand the treatment re- ceived from Dr. Jordan has been efficacious from the | F)LOCUTIOS start. ‘The condition was a stubborn one, but there ‘duty at the 8. naval observat d afterward | aval observatory and ai aw. ; : . , October 4, at 30 p.m. Press ctical Business, WILLIAM EDGAR SIMONDS, A. M., paneeday,, Uctover p ent and pros, int of the seliool «ind . B. Ory Lenaltaly School ot Shortuand Schoo! ot Jourmaiism, schoo. ot tpal of Trinity Female Seminary Shristian | m i o Si] intorested are most corduly invited to be prewsut. em TE Mine... desires a fimited nittubec ut Faplls in “any of dian Sey ei ‘The secretary cap be even at the old Law ‘Vuiiting, | Rrenorau Peuaniay. School of Mecbauical and Mi, 3 40. 6 the ordinary collegiate studies, including the rudi- THE HON: ANDREW G. BRADLEY gorney 08h, and Fats. “uw... on Mondays and hare: | Ar itecrural draw cud Shoo! or ‘Ou Sunday, qwents of Frencitand also in aduaic. | Music will ba | Cagsocrars JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUT OF TRE | daye from 7.401080 p.in., for inforuaten, corel | 2Fymine.” Full corp. ructors. taught to elt Dezinuers or advanced pupils by. {WTRICT OF COLUMBIA), Bent, Se, Gecplare civing course of studs, terns, | Dione, Berviecs of Are Madi B. G. CHOPIN. Further particular at 3142 | Lecturer on Criminal Law and cu Criintnal Pieading | &¢.. can be obtained at book storewof WH. Morrison. | !0tus. Servis of rad Wost P's. sczi-at* | and Practice ISAT stan and Lowdernilk & Co. ‘Stnouitceneut, tom qe ; Dd N, LE. and at W.'S. Thompson's drug store, ey eer ME #8 5 g WILLIAM G. JOH SON, LL. ME mor on application ‘personally or Uy tet MKS. SAKA A. SELNCER, ae ERGY Tigi sod theory of music. ieee the undérsigued. SM. YEATMA: "rinetpal and Proprietor. ne ae seein Taw Certaremta | elisha” _secriary CEB COSTE TORY OF MUSIC. Uy TRNTION. SOUTERS, mATL WAY, TERMAN N AGADEMY; DAY lock pee ee principal, late or New Laixiand Conservatory of Masic, | For Alenanaree, dao shat BERS, Un TappeinE, Schoo :, yeovens. Monday, Hert reiccretucties: | HughouTaLin. counmersg- materypticy. Con. sein mle JSS. 1 a. PACE WILL REOPEN THE GEORGE | ,, 20 school has a two yeary’ and «tires years’ course, | 2 DUNG LADIES | t wenibers. Class ial Meucgrapups Typewertinn, : M town, Kindergisten ahd Prtmary School Thurs. wr ee oe | SS a ee Ariat. Bookbesbing, ‘encttay tfonck, Ger Sereeamodation sor quanti aa Fen ee Cui Sete ee) ie leet 11 delivered after 6 o'clock p.m. Monday, September 14. Ladies not attending school | Awebra, o e- Se oem. the tourth grade. selin Judge CuX wil coubuue his rocuiar course for the | are auuitted to the clatwey im tate, palutin ties tor youn me Junior Year, and thiy course will be augmented by the | raphy fectures of Justice HAKLAN, Justice BREWER RNOLD W_ MEYERS GRADUATES CAIPEIG: | rm mail | Voce} School; hot piplis thoronghiy pre- | Sadse Bic he lecturen of Suatice HALLS RNOLD W, MEYER. GRADUATE, LEIPZIG: | fr wmsro is good. anoray chatter pared for grand oncerts,oratorios. 019 H stu. w. pep ei eae method ; made voice of Mrs. ‘Emiunae. Thi ‘se4-Tin suze iT moved into its new quarters, SUS will be prepared to resume its cl es. in branches of instruction in AKT from’ October 1 ‘Wlars nay be had at the principal art and pecial rates for students enterins for tl Instructors S. BROOKE, 1. © THA EL PERNIE. L. MACDONALD, W. H. HOLME! Kousseau. Inclose @1 for Yocal studies. 1. new. more specialized, because of the additions made to the information c Facuit T. walton at he fice, ortega 7th st. n.w., | "The Law Library is open daily for study or reference | \ Pit PU HE BERLI LANGUAGI va ca tm the vari Dotlock am. to10 ovcleck pene, Soctetios tor | Mi tnd eae aa pee BOUL, FO TZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, sos eon Oo jebate and for associated study Feceive special tacilities. Lath st. now. Winter terns bexin now. book stores. 2 filteley offered tor pup Wen if desired. ae ~ twetal Bianager.” feel) Gi J Pasencer Ast SRoleeee: |The Kecistrar ts daily: in attendance in the Law Lic | A. MET " z . — _t ood Sond js'and Misa | "ihe lecture course oF Mes Counce siMonDs | THE MEDICAL, DENTAL ASD PHARMAC 810 and 8124 tern. —— panvalis sels-tm" | on Patent Law isopen to all students, but iuay be | £ tical departinents of ‘Howard University, will open smote) davartinente of Howard Casversity, wi Branches: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicaeo, piss STERLING'S | EGE Cutatone apply at the Took stores of W. Ht. | Co. PUNVIS, M. De, Becreary, Lis ith st. a an, Laon, aes as me Sunday, for Manasess, enor EES RERGARTES soy Morrison TENE ae 'aeT and of Loder Cae: | “aulttovct see ai eeu ara ‘se19-1m ms 1427 1 ST. NW. AS ARR etd Labrary,or by letter Ls THE Best. Manassas, Warrenton. Cel. PRIMARY GLASS THE QUINCY PLAN, For boys and girls from seven to ten years, ducted by Miss FL. HART, one department of SHORTHAND LESSONS DAY AND EVENING. THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. The exercises of this institution, the COLLEGIATE DEPAKTMENT of the COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘will be con- bad one ACiaute ated Chariots where comuection is ‘mode $0 MRS. MYEKS SCHCOL, will be resuined in the Lecture Hail of the University = = 5 77 By H.C. TANNER (chief stenographer iste pan- | Univn Station tor all principal pute svuth and eveth- ‘ " on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, at ® o'clock a. m., ‘OUNG LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, west coon S — coe Sherr new audonse, mst predeaset the Preparatory | _X r27 P st., Washington. D. C., will open October I, | American congress), Sun building. Pullman Buffet Sleeper, New HOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE. Reliool, ‘will prescnt theniseives for admaissigt TES Pupils prepared for collee or civil serviceex | Orders for stenoeraphic work solicited. au&X-Im* | te FOR LADIES AN’ College is open to students of both sexes. Applications: ‘ion. Highest reterences. MKS. L.O. TALBOTT. “ Ae __ | to 8 Evans buildi 1a tor catalogues: uid be addressed to the Registrar, : ASHIXGTON Co! WATORY, OF MUSIC, | wat: Miewar so ee Mr. H HODGKINS, A. B., who may be for iy on Frege Rag res an Pg = iS. ee lens — ro oak in Secper Ns OC HG a yan dal ESE 5 ran, vole, vi) 6. cornet, is.” Free store. with Pullioan Si For particulars apply t in the University Libraty M™ VERNON sEaunary, faxes.” 0. B. BULLARD. Director, le via Asteevilve sind Hut Sy sed Suecessor to Mr1 CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM- BIAN UNIVERSITY. of Warrenton, NAtionar c FACULiY OF LAW, HON. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, LL. D. (LATE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE ‘THE DISTHICT OF COLUMBIA), Pr A HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LL. Lecturer on ‘the Jurisdiction of the Federal’ JAMES SCHOULER, LL Lecturer on the Law of Ballments ions. HON. H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Professor of Pleading, Evidence. Eauity Juriepra at Law PREME COURT OF This schoo! will open at 6 o'clock p. m., OCTOBER 1, with the tollowins courses of instruction, viz: All departments of Engl Vil Enwrineer- 5 % i Mineralogy, ne Mechanical and other branches of drawing, with lectnre courses on Astron- BOARDING AND DAY, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 1200 and 1104 Mat. 1124 and 1128 11th st. WESTeEN Vest se : Tram ‘ot Pullman Vestibuied Pals Drawing Kou, Dinix, + Gyrmnasties, is. Public buiidi ‘usin of ierpiug aud Butlet, mack- ing, Library aiid Oumervatt SP Es ines 5 isited monthly = Care “of the lajest and omy, Anthropology, Zoology, Botany, &c. Allclasses | Seventeenth year begins TUESDAY, October €. = atte EMMA PRENTIBS. Principal. | inost Maguificen: end Lusurtous Dean, built ere nest in the evening’ and are open to both sexes, For (A. PRACTICAL EDUCATION. Prensly tor this Mervice. An entre fare te = further information apply to the dean, Prof. E. T- | ‘Thorough instruction im all departments in accond- conceal Uiie train Mm Conbection with First-class i Courts, | FHISTOR, LL D. se7 a THE MARYLAND Arrives at Atiauta 4 ) DB. v a GRICULTURAL COLLBG! Via Montromery and for Memplis, Meridian, New ixd'bomentic |THE COLUMBIAN, COLLEGE PREPARATORY ara rs ae . se z AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE PRecurga eas rite Tica Fi SH stn. horoush prep boxes aaa Reo} thirty-third year ber nto New Uri n wy Li, D. Keee, for the naval’ and inlitard neatties fondor | Modern Languages and Must. ee No extra tare chara! between Atiauta sud Sew business. “A corps of ten instructors, five of whom, SEPTEMBER 16, 1801. 2 Every applianee for health and comfort of pupils, “ils dence, Constitutional and Comniercial Law anc ls wees ee % i p. m.—Datly, Southern ¥ for Lypehbure, Professor of tie Law of Hest ant Ferssial Property. | Pfeent te atswer Inquiries trom 10°10 2 o'clock; | senger elevator and perfect sanitation. TUITION FREE TO ALL tls Carvitna Diviavon to Auarweta, sued stations Contracts, Negotiable Instruments and Corpors- | “Session begins September 21, For circulars apply to the Principal, For particulars address, aud Chariotte Division to Adaula, where cou tons. WALTER F. ROGE! For catalogues or turther information address ota MENKY E. ALVOLD, C. E., President. aoe eee Linlon Station, fur oll Salute Routh ER ‘ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, Ph. D., eam = eae uch couches Net HOS. SAMUEL F PHILLIES sed-te Armcipal_ 74 FRENCH CADY, WITH BEST KEFERE SEE SS BI eats. Me__ | MPS man Ballet Siceper, Kew York ond Weskington (LATE SOLICITOR GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES), EDICAL DEPARTMENT jlesires to fori an evening class of xive private | GT. HILDA'S SCHOOL, MORKISTOWN. N. 3 | to ‘noxviile via Lymchbutg, Dewsiie, melmury Lecturer on the Law of Fartnersiilp and Corporations. | MJ EPICS ne lessons at pupils’ resi or call O73 bth | A boarding school for ‘iris. Twelfth year begin | Ana 'Wewern North Caruliun Division, sind Weekes HON. JOHN GOODE. LL. D. DENTAL DEPARTMENT st., between 4and p.m. scrim’ "| September, 28. “derma $20: ,twunic entra. "Wor | toute Cparlotte . (LATE MEMBER OF CONGHESS FROM VIRGINIA), ‘Of the zs KOF. PAUL VOINOT, DIPLOME DE L'UNT. | Sietlars addres SIsteK St “TRAINS ON. WASH AND On turer on Criminal Law. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Piversite ae ce, ae reopened his school of | "Hi FREDERICK FEMA. ARY OFFERS | VISION leaye Washuuts seein) valine [pS aa ‘The seventieth annual course of Medical Lectures | Frenci: language at 174 1 street. istan ac-| AD great advantages at moderate rates. It hase larve | daily. and 4 45 p.m Lecturer on Practice and Judye of Moot ( and the Fifth Dental Course will beyin on Thursday, | cent; rapid progress assured. Office hours, 4105 p.m. | and well-equipped faculty, is situated ima beautiiul | Arrive at Washinxton i. aud O51 yam, daily, HON. HO. CLAUGHTON. HON, 8AM Uctober 1, at 8 p.m, im the coll lding, 1325 tw" and healthiul section and ti idinys are commo- SS alu. eRcey't Sunday PHILLIS and EUGENE CANCSL, Sane nathan oe po a he Turcugu traits ftv the South via Charlotte and Judges of the Court of Appeals. Tlie Introductory Address in Medicine will be de- | \[ADAME A. DE BAUSBET HAS MOVED To wig | “phen imines? furs. see Enelish | Dauviliwarrive in Wasiincton how tm NO ta ae = ing exercises will be held in the new Law | Vfl by, Prof. D. K; Shute, M.D., and the Address FRERCR Skanees Tiere ee branches, in art, music, heh, derinan. elocutzon, eS yom —~ | ened School uuidine, on Asth street between Hand | profession hd the able Mena ety bsited: ¥o | the rook Of the institution. “Also private lessons. | Yonrarren se SSMOTAVIY, tovewnstig and Rin: | SSO ‘siewpag car tesa completed, on Mon attend. ‘The regular lectures bevin October 2 at 5:3) | _sel4-2) For catalogue address farumbed and bascage check: ‘and will e of and coutiuue daily throughout the coursein | TXRENCH LESSONS—FIVE MONTHS COURSE, WM H. PURNELL, LL. D., syivauta ave. aud at pasgeuger station. Fenusylvanie ‘by were of the facuit; Gotti Medical and Dental Departinents. ‘For circulars Fes ‘Tuesdays and Fridays. 30; D st. uw. Ex-| _s¢ll-Im* Frederick, Sa. | Tailroad, Oth aud Bats. Wastungion, Sunouncements of the courses of study. The Wing further Information asta Clinical Instruction in | port tied eee ae aT a Se JAMES 'L. TAY LO, Gen. Pan. Agent. wretofore. ary, fees, Kes api FA. RING, | —™ Z ey a ~ West Point, the counting house, E ‘The new building. which was designed and will be | Deans 226 Lith st’ neke Oftice hours 9 te lee I88 FRANCES MARTIN WILL REOPEN HER | The 77th session opeus Set. 1» J.D. WAKFIELD, SY — ay used exclusively ass jaw school, will be open daily | and 4'toS p.in.. Telephone S&S, AU private day school for children at 1205 Q vt A.M. Mrooseville, Suomtgoulery County, Md. Leave Weeietle io slot Aare Rn texcept Sunday) fro. 9 o'clock am. to 10 o'clock p. ‘The autumn exaiuinations wili be held at the Med- | Octot |. Children taught to speak ch selltocl 4 1, % tay for the use of the students. ‘The enlarged diinen- | ical College, on Tuesday, September 2Y, at 7:30 p.m, | distinguished Parisian protessor. "Private classes ENNINGTON (N.J_.) SEMINARY AND LADIES orth west, vestibuled Mmited ex- Foe Oil | ort French; music and Delsarte. eotz-tm” | P'Goliege. Sed years Uters rae stanton pe pm aly mn societ clubs for assoc rudy, 2 ——— USS <P toe my cbrary wit he lnngelg increased tring the cur- | (HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, RIENDS" SELECT OL. 161 TST. NW. | Bestia gee he cape ta ee oe Ay Sy ~ ~eedkagea Will be accessible fo students dally froin ay + interned ah school for both ‘aa (me he Pad Bo'clock am. until 10 o'clock p.m. : sexea, will borin its minth year September 2s. expe | HANLUS, B.D. Pressuent for‘ pram. je2-euo2t og Bittatvary and Cleveland.exprom dally 0200.m, ‘The Moot Court will beyin its sessions in October, rienced and professional teachers. Specialists at the | PJEENDOs, VA., W DIV. kh. AMD B | STE. a centen 100d. and will sit twice iu each week (except during the head of departments. | Prepares for any courso of any B-R., ono hour from rer Ser Winchomerans oon note taba: Curistinas holidays) during the entire term. Besid * coliege or gives @ more liberal training to those who HEMNDUN SEIN AK For Lur + ~~ pgpedhaatingrtneed fhe preparation and trial of cases at law and in equity, | GURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS. do not goto collexe. Building briurut, evenly heated | Reopens September 1. Fourteenth session. 4 + the members of the bar are exercised in preparing thoroughly ventilated, deeds of conveyance, will Jegal instrunn Phe patent (ai course, nearly the whole term, 8 open to all 1. leases, which exten contracts alk new plumbing; well eqtipped joriry, Tepes charts and all is Tarnisied tree ‘of je hours from 10 to 12 o'clock. ‘THOs. W. SIDWELL, Princtpal _selz-couw’ Mise MM. E. CASILEMAN, Princtpal. APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, MARES GPor gear. ‘One ct the et seca ts intuse with enency and to teach boy other ‘The medical department of Howard University will hold the following climies for students during the eh- suing term Surgical every Saturday Ly Profs. N. F. Graham laborator ds. through the students without extra charge. “Others desiring to take this | and. B. Purvis. Surgical every Wednesday by Trot, . ~ giutes of lle” he} under 15 yearn, siarctatttany tat acer ow. | fees i, Ulnar ce Sri | MO” Oh ore am | MERION aT EE Morrison, 1434 F st. u.w., and of Lowdermilk & Co., | B. Pi ises of throat weekly by J. E, | Reading mus ee. with 6 ¥ 4 IPH Fat. n'w., or by ietier to Brac eyo,and ear, every Wodneney and Fridag | FrvderiekE. Bristolot Now York.012 8. ¥.ave.ee@-1m" | *' st Worrall Boll, Posh Nea a. Prost EUGENE D. CARUSI, by" Dr. E. Oliver Belt. Diseases of children ant | & siatanate 4. M.. Prost. sel8-17t Soc. and ‘Treas., 486 La. ave. pinor surgery every Tuesiay and Thursday ty Dr. Suorrnanp. a _ am = an sr, | SicBMeeh, Dispensary ciaice aatiy by br. 5. | “as you want to learn the best method of phonography | 4 INSTITUTE, 1 MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, Shad. Dental every Tuesday, Thuraiay and Satur: | jn che shortest seseatte ee ae oF a CnORTAD LY ‘arrenton, Va. iy NSHICAND K StS. Ve ee SotSn | orouen sraining im WyueMinN fo, to the heme | ia i emient eriek at eines oa tee bcs The eighth annual seewon will be ofened Monday, | (JOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. Yhonography and Business School, O10 and v2 ¥ st. gid Danie He 17 od wiles rom Washington. bc ctober 5, 18UL. st 8 orclock p.m., with an intro 23. : i ‘Post office, cede ES ~ Soy ‘addrees by Prof, Gr Felipe, A aud orl Co kOURNEA. Ate Gt Prin, | eosin. F. 3. MULVEY. ty continue until April 0, ber of the Association of Auierical Medical iii, This’ schools a men : Rt ‘oliexes | teon years a tneuiber of tue faculty of Eastinan Colles, Sixth year as a business educator in ‘this city. Fif- 3 ; her class for youns ladies October 1ispecial iu nidof the National Aociation of Dental Faculties, | Jouué author of the Eastman Systeu of Traiuing, witch | yey, ieee cl tence ‘A three years" graded course 1s reauired - Both sexes | received the only old uiedal award pated for all euemolustions. Potel-in aroaduatted.” The faculty hax been ‘amenity id in Pa Sddition of several professors and lecturers, anil . Accountancy, Civil ¢reased clinical faciities have been secured. Poiyelinic and Dental Infirmary, located in buildin during the entire year, atfor for obtaining prac raddent 1 instruction. ‘The the college nx, under the control of ‘the faculty end open Fidin: Buperion Acuz Puoxos nid entllusiastg™ teaching, —“horotrts” end” practical gourses.” Graduates of rare excellence and distin. x AND Busvess Strong faculty, and M88. BALCH, 1207 10TH ST.. WILL REOPEN inte address fiiul lovation, “For particu b0.'G. BUaLER, AM. dyt+th,», tu, 308 Principal. JR YCOPAL FEMALE INSTTTOTE, WINCHES: ter, Va. —18th year begins Neptetiber'16. School of Ainily 4:05, 8500 ¢ 1 soe.m., 2 (o0 Dining Car), 8:30 L130 p.m, Bleeping Oar, ‘Open at 10-00 o'elue ‘Buet parior cars on all day trains, For Boston, “2:40 p.m, with Pullman Buffet Sleeps highest «rade, thoroughly equipped with specialists im | ine Cur rustiag theca to Boston without ute, Cataioyue wont. A. MAGILL SMITM, | vis Poughkeepsie Bridwe, landing pasengersin B Ma” val dyzd-cotm* | M: station at bust 4 7.405, 10-00end 11.55 am. Sune cilities are aflorded for the study of many ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS. 4 WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE’S MEDIA (PA) ACAD- | day: 1 perior uppor- | FUisbed success. Situations when coipetent. Send | Course of at Penmanship, bookkeeping, | S 4 ii —72 a for catalogue containing a description of the courses “ emy, near for boy ‘of tue of suburban trains see time tables, to be bad many | shud ist of last season's enrglioeut of snore the goo | Steametie,, Pelli. teleyraphy. typewriting” and | wumber limited record | of all ticket aren students, Enroll once. Sessions begin September | in our Aciie method of Shorthand the principles of has few electric a ye With swituining bath regu- , 1, Iso. Called Yor atnd checked tron may w 1 ___________ a5 | thesystom are imparted im aixteon easy lessons aid ain? iuple gruunde: tescuers; neu am “Yor turtor imoration and smouncementsappiy to | A C. STAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 AND | Biadcace Pate tote tank reo ee Bee college Frade Syecial attention and private tutor: | CRles Sigtaus Thy He tye ak sae ee aE eS chad lato ae nema toes oebate rapid | from ute inate, aus Butaber inte bec plnted | ae; Stor Gow: mom, fn tor calage a buat | “AY QUEL 1116 iH stn. | Mhort-hand ‘dictation can be obtained. “Graduates of | Pouiticn bythe the partment; couplets labora ‘Gen. GAAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN, 2 gp sT, | Pict, cojlewes and, practical shorthand writers come aay aind evening. Call or send for pamphlet. pS Ae = . er crease their speed. Shorthand, typewrit- ‘019 and Boi Fat. peran Carer ceopens Monday., Oct. 3," sor circulars ani | ing* Wootlepine. ‘Pitmekshorthesd aekaee TNE | EF SUiNey, principal. | SHORTLIDGE, ASL (Harvard graduate), Media, Pa, Ingoraadien! apply after Sept. 25 tothe principal, | loury dictation each week and practice on Celigrap as a | sels im' COKNELIA or Kemington, or both, three months, ®1 book QTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS im all branches of a xeneral education. fention to those whose, carly education ‘hai Business course, including bookkeeping, ‘iusttated by Prot Starin's celebrated book chart pas Gial aritiuneticy writing and N ST., FORMERLY 1223 st. z z AN - 1 ete MERL} ims eae S* JOHNS COLLEGE. “ANNAPOLIS. Moye Meus D* Lox, umnanship, commer. 404.0 ST., BET. 4) AND OTH STS. ¥.W. of all varieties of ‘Special at attached for n neK- ALTENTION GIVEN Somniercial paper, English and spelling th ths iY wots Giatip, Ril Teleeecayymtacu rom eygtae, | SG, Fl, BAS bee conducted he Gina ees | PS ore sae Sa en oe en ae een on tone, Wen Luints Annapolis and all vaaminatious. Aspe: | Mebeyeeee bene gf, the Columbian University for | Gj Address the President, THOMAS FELL.LL.D.,PH.D. | dafty from 1000 1and5t09. Prompt trestment. writh gebe, W. FLYNN, A. M., Ivy: Institute, | ness school at the ¥. M. C. A. during the past year, 471 STREET ¥.W. 2: sult bw - estabitubed Tis76, ‘and K'ste. mw. nd, haying, (ated thousands of ‘young ‘men and — NEW Windsor correar ONE TREATNENT FREE FOR FIVE MONTHS wouen for lives of usefulness an: nor, pre- es rANO LESDONE - pared to sa, to parents, Bend ineyoursousand deugn- | SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. WINDSOM FEMALE, pA af ‘Miss CLAKA HARRISON, Pupil of Dr. Willia fers and 4 wili, in the shortest possible time, fit them — WINDSOK BUSiN! 5 Meson See Po ROS ee ee SDE, wriliam | to enter the arcus of the Dusineay world ana conquer since ta AED EEAT, Courses in each college, with diplomas ana de- | $c Previous to that date office hears froin 10te 4:80 on | Si! obstacles to Le wet therein: “Open day and aiwht | undergue Tesovetien.” Tbe teaching stat | &Toat, “Aiso thorou ay See emmoe | tayo ‘Tuesdays and Fridaysat 1213 Oat tewe esle:ite ne hundred stedeuts now in req Has bese suucmented. snd the scholarly sttainments of | Sle Caan I Te DD — ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMA’ )M42**8 coLinge oF ELoCUTION, ORATORY | ‘omitted to our care. amet ‘ ~ A lanwe og Band ireparation for civil servi AnD AcTTS antsare net Sate publc by the intro. | 7 HE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY WILE | ulece 2th st. ne 4 ae begin sta forty-<ucht Renta are an F.G. Martyn, President. tio Studiorum jetatis “. of | Fe apply to U. Uente are Spr 3-10" | oy i ‘has ‘Successful in the . Each patient receives. peace a Ae Dro ah aN iat and ost avanced fepehing ‘ehich has beet, stepelly be | Actes bY. Predersck, Mae Baca pat eer ay ened a a eee nr oe ana | eens eee Sut fo be uowed we have thesame estitehere, | F{FISOOFAL HIGH BCHOOT, eet ion in French on the Ist of October. byecial attention | amd colleges iu Auerisa: Colere opaas OCEOBERT. | fee our 33, fect each and given to conversation. Cull SOW21at st. n. w.8el with tull day or evening sessions, as preferred. Large 5 DOr e ‘Near Alexandria, Va. M*s* ae TIS (AB? SCHOOL, WEST END. 1115 17th st. nw. Miss 8. W. Kelly, Loudon imedaiist, princi pplication. L M BLACKFORD, M. A., Principal. © 1. C. MINOR, LL. D., Associate Principal. every ‘tule well-tried’ J Rameau i classes Im? M certificated pupil of entnges WS 208, ‘10: ORATORY, st. uw. fail at oF ‘was a gradual amelioratiofi of the symptoms, the pain | n.w. im the chest grew less, his nose became clearer, the pain over his eyes disappeared, his throat felt elcarer and more naturel, *‘Because 1 am connected with the ‘Treasury Department Dr, Jordan did not feel of my pulse and purse ct the sane time, but made known to me lis liberal terms for treatment uxt!l my restoration to health should be established.” DR C. M. JORDAN, 6 13TH STREET X. W. SPECIALTY—DISEASES OF THE NOSE. THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR CONSULTATION FREE. 155 MAY H. MEAD. TEACHER OF THE PIANO, lerr ait of the Koyal Con- Servatory of Berlin, For terms and other une CED WARD HOw WaEe and'niwe ADA TOWNGEND, ‘Yeosbers, 1317 3th. telocien boys. ‘The 538 waco eipccreee a resumed September 2. Termso1 NO8Woon ixstitvre, WASHINGTON, D. Cc. A Sclect and Témited Boarding and Day;School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. sent. DENTISTRY. D*, SRA THE ‘PAINLESS a eee STae ‘this can : Experts in 5 ‘and’ ee ‘ir nee ont ogee aes . Robert 8. J., that edu. ern ws ee = TT yISITING TUTOR —PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in vlementary or advanced studies by 8 university | 39, Address the principals, Mr. and Mra. WM. D. Eee sy susceag with thoes, ng staat th apse. “ Toanstit, wan = F\k_ JOHN F CAULFIELD: TF | 120-Sm_1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. Diiacht ‘wil resuine Jeasons October RS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL Titi New York aves serine | M’ x! ‘Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Reopens October 1, 1801. M2000 b. suck, ‘1822 13th ot. nw. PIANO, HARMONY, VOICE. see he 1918 Sunderland place, south of Dupont Circle. sel-tf Private School will ‘PHE THIMD YEAR OF. et ced tion ‘Ve wade at the school oun Ta | ‘Sed elie beptembertts froan 100 12 a tae OF. RIVOT OF PARKIN WILL GUARANTEE ‘the; abies Prensa fer st, Paritian ac. ‘Moderate | Best of reterences, Address 1 Den. sol-im* jared vuccomsallyefoe Be dope sod bared vuccoee orvicn ead ‘RS. SCHOOL, ‘young Indies and, Jeane als (Ges coves a commer