Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1891, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICE | vente SS es immediate need of a manager. @F Tho local circulation of Tux Evexrxo Bran ly the largest and fullev, but it is also the exer, since the paper gocs not alone into the hands ef the people of tie District of Columbia 2s a body, but regularly into their Remes,—into tive families of all classes, and into those of the money-apending as well as the morey-earniry portion of the community. An advertiseraca’ in its columas therefore reaches the eye o: body worth reaching. THEY PLAYED “PENNANT BALL.” Viesse Their Patrons by m the Orioles, BALL GAMES YESTERDAY. American Association. At Washington—Washingtox, 5; Baitimore, 1. At Philadelphia—Atbletics, 6; Boston, $—nine 8. daric. At Milwaukee—Milwaukee, 8; Louis National League. At Boston—Boston, 11: New York. 3. At Clevelaud—Cleveland, 4; Chicag At Brool: Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, 3. At Pittsburg—Cincmnati, 7; Pittabuzy, & WHAT THE CLUBS FAVE DONE. im Amerwan Assocation, wk FP. Ww. i F. Boaton..... 59 39 .695 | Milwamkee..66 71 .45! St. Louis. .83 51 619! Columbus. ..61 73 .455 altimore. ..63 61 527 | Louisville...53 80 898 lotic. ....69 63 .523 | Washington.42 87 326 National Lecque. wh wm Fe Chiergzo.....$1 49 628} Cleveland. ..60 74 448 Poston.......81 £0 618 | Brooklyn. ...56 74 431 New Vork..-.72 55 .567 | PittsbuFg.....55 76 420 Philactelphia.66 67.496 | Cimeinnati.. .53 79.402 | was Fr: at Natic pennant er_a revelation to the 700 people al Park yesterday afternoon to see the all played by the Nationals, and the not understand how the men had tcnaged to lose so many games while abroad. Mad they played throughout the trip as they id in the game with Beitimore their record would have Leen cousidersbly higher. Baltimore was humbied the score of 5 to; 1. It was so aarrowa margin from a white- | wash that the Orioles were very much discom- | fited. Each side played smartly in the tield, but Washington's work there was far better, as the two errors made were of no account in the score making. while both of the Baltimore mis- plays were made in the first inning and gave the Statesmen two ruus, enough to win the game. Foreman and McGuire and MeMahon and Robmson were the batteries. The Washington ‘wirler was far more effective, keeping the hits so well scattered that no two of them were made in the same inning. Modahon, however, was touched up pretty lively, and, though he improved as tue game went on, be worked in a losing gan: m the start. The first play of the game was a startler. Bal- timore took the bat first, and Welch, the first man up, bita ay that sailed out into right and jooked good for two bases sure. Donovan aurbied over toward it with his awkward gait and took it in his left Land at arm’s length, aralyzing the crowd for a moment. Tnen johnson and Yau Haltren struck out, with Werden hitting fora bese between them. Washington made two runs in the latter half. Murphy was seut down on balis and MeMahon | got the sun in his eyes as he reached for Dono- van’s bounder, muting it and letting both men reach their bags. Metiuire lined a sharp one down the a! that Werden corraled, the sacri- fice putting men oa second and third. Me- Cauley puta bounder at Walsh, who juggled the ball just a moment and had to content himself with getting out the batsman, while Murphy scored. Waish then made an error on Griffin's grounder and Donovan scored. Dowd hit to Tight fur # base and put Griffin on third, but Hatfield went out from Gilbert to first. ‘The only Oriole run was secured in the sec- ond ia: bert was bit, Walsh sacrificed Hatfield to first, Robinson bit for a base to cen- ter. Griffin made a good effort to catch the runner at the plate, but his throw was a trifle wide. McMahon's sacrifice put Robinson on third and MeGraw went down on bails, but was cleverly run down between first and second by Dowd when he tried to steal. Washington went out in order in the latter half. In the third, after Welch had struck out, Jobnson reached first on Hatfield's famble, but Werden having put upa high fly that Hatfield took the runner attempted to steal and was caught. ‘he Statesmen increased their lead in the third by means of four base hits. Donovan's went out to left and MeGuire forced him out at second by hitting to short. McCauley put a good one over second and Griffin did the same. This filled the bases, as McGuire was badly coached, the latter hit looking something like a fy out. Dowd could not get the ball past Gilbert aud McGuire was thrown out at the plate, but Hatield’s hner skimmed out beyond the reach of the third baseman and two runs were tallied. f | game was an easy one to win. ‘The following communication has been re- ceived at this office from a mdent who signs himself “Yorkey” and writes thas: ‘To the Editor of The Eveninz Star: “Kindly permit u first-cleas base ball crank to make a few suggestions as to the make up of the National's for next scason. £ am well ware that we cannot get players like Ward, Brouthers or Duffy on account of a small bank account, but @ strengthening of a few week spots in the prosout team will give us good ball mo ee Soe ay “As catchers, keep and, as a now man to help hia out, I would suggest the sign- ing of Patrick Kollins, now catching for the Cuambersburg (Pa.) aine, Both the Phillies sud Athlitics are after this man. I have seen him cutch Jack Stivetts in first-class style, and beside is a sticker ons par with Maguire. As Pitchers, keep Foreman and Carsey if possible and resign Freeman. ‘This young man will be {in great shape for next scasdn, aud, with Lol- fins to eaten bim, he'll do fine work. Place “Old Cy” on first. He played this bag for Omaha out of sight. Keep Dowd on second. O'Kourke of Columbus wiil come here aud will fit nicely at short. For third base F:ank Ward, iaie of Pittsburg and now at Spokane, will cover a big hole. ‘This wan I have™scen Work and can vouch for his ability us a hitte base runner and a third baseman of the Lili; Joyce style. Coupled with these qualities he eam eqach with great discretion aud ius a voice like old Jack Kiddie. For the ficid keop ‘Law- Fence Patrick,’ only put Lim in right, Gr in center and Donovan im left. ‘hen directors put out @ line for Pat Powers of this year's Luffalo club. I would like Shannon +0 stay as he can jump in and help ont if any of the players get hurt, but if he has left then lot it be Powers. He can get the wen to play to their fullest strength and that is «ll ihe Na- tional players need do to come ont on top very frequently. Keep Hattield ay utility man. 1 might aud that a club or perkaps an ax would be a good thing for Shannon or Powers to use to bring out the latent strength of our preseut ning, ‘Zhey can play bail; the question is, will they? THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSMIP RACz. The race for the championsluip in the league has become decidedly interesting. Boston crept considerably nearer Chicago yesterday. ‘The New York team went down before the Bostons yesterday just as other teams have done for the past ten days, though yesterdzy's Glasscock bad a decidedly off day, making two costly errors. In the face of very inditierent support Coughlin pitched a good game, keeping his head at sil times and working hard to overcome the tremendous odds against him. Nichols was fairly effective, though wild, hitting Glasscock twice and Whistler once. The local boys played like flends, running bases like Indians and making unexpected double plays thut not only Buekicy surprised but delighted the crowd. knocked his thumb ont of joint early game and was obliged to retire, Burrell his place behind the bat. Whistler pla; where Connor usualiy does, but did not honor the position. ‘There was great cheering when the bullétin board showed Chicago's defeat at Cleveland. PIRATICAL EFFORTS OF THE ASSOCIATION. A Pittsburg dispatch says: During the recent trip of the Pittsburg elub to Chicago no lees than six agents of the American Association approached Pittsburg’s tempted to decoy four of the best players into the association camp for next season. ‘The piszers approached were Shushart, Bierbaucr ley and Mark Baldwin. Baldwin was of- fered $17,500 to signa three-years’ contract. ‘The agent informed Baldwin that he would straighten out the dificulty between himself and ‘the Columbus club and also fix the es- trangement between Baldwin and Vonder Ahe. Seige Descended From Kevolutionary Stock. Capt. Gustavus A. Hull, U.S. A. (retired), died on Sunday evening of pneumonia at his home in San Francisco. Capt. Hull was born at Fredonia, N. Y., on April 18, 1827. He was aston of James Hull and Betsey Crosbs, son and daughter of revolutionary sires. His boy- hood was spent in Ohio, and when he was @ young man his father moved to Louisville. ‘There Capt. Hull and his brothers followed their father's, business. that of printing and publishing. jentified himself early with the whig party and later with the republican party. He took an active part in the move- ments of the Union men of Kentucky in keep- ing that state from joining the confederacy. ——— eee A Big Fire in Philade!phia. A big firo was started about 2 o'clock yester- day afternoon in Phillips & Cunningham's large oil store, 136 North Delaware avenue, Phila- delphia. In twenty minutes the entire build- ing was a great furnace of flames, and a pillar of dense smoke ascended for hundreds of feet in the air. Philip and Charlies Porter, of En- gine Company No. 29, were injured by exploding oil, and Frank Lowry, of Truck D, was hurt by a falling ladder. Ali were sent to the hospital. The lames spread to the ware house of Jessup in Hatfield stole, a bail having put Dowd on third, but McLaughlin tlied to MeUraw. in the fourth Van Haltren led off witha single to left and went to third on a wild pitch, yet he could not score. Gilbert's line bounder Settled squarely into Hatticld’s bands and the runner could not stir. Walsh put up a fly into left that Murpby reached after good run. He threw it so well that Van Haltren, who had started for home, changed bis mind and went buck. McGuire ‘made a rather poor throw to third to catch bim, but Hattield made a fine eateh and saved an error. Then Robinson flied out to Murphy also. In this inning Washington made the last run of the game. Foreman was hit, and after be went to third on a good single to right by Murphy he tallied when Lawrence Patrick was forced at second by Donovan's hit to Welch. Donovan stole second and went to third when Robinson threw so that both Walsh and Welch, getting the sun im the eyes, had to squat in the field to avoid being hit.’ ‘Lhe next two men went out. Vaitimore went out in order in the fifth, and though Washington did not score a manreached third. Griiin hit safely to left and Dowd put ® skitumer toward second that Welch just man- vged to block. After Hatfield had tlied to Wer- den McLaughlin bit to Walsh aud a double re- sulted, ‘there was a close call in the sixth. Johnson Went dows ou balls, and after Werden, to the ies peltaht of ‘he spectators, bad struck out Van Haltren Lit a dail that bounded just over MeLaughlit ead. Jounson reached third, ot try torun in when Van Haltren yan down to sccond. MeLaaghiin was playing bebind Dowd to get the throw, and when he saw that Dowd to let the bal! go by him and Van was touched out. ‘Then Gilbert struck out. In the latter half, afer two were out, Donovan hit to venter for a base aud MeGuire was hit, but Mic~ Cauley fied out. i enth Walsh led off witha hit to Hobinson strnek out and McMahon hit to Dowd, g Walsh. MeGraw went down on baiis, but Weick tied to Musphy. Washington Went out im order. One-half of the cighth was played, and as Eaitimore did not tally any runs the game was called. Johuson was out when Werdoa Bit to center fora base and s double play by Fore- man, MeLaugulin aud AleCauley put the side out. Washington made nine hits and two errors and Lalunore ix hits and two errore. ores Oamus. Milwaukee bit the ball very hard after the fiith inning, mucking five runs in the vighth. Louisville could not bat and vo the game went te the brewers, 8 to2. Stratton and Priggs, and Dwyer and Vaughn were the batteries Malwaukee mace fourteen hitsand three errors, and Loaisviile ive hits and one orror. Boston scored three runs in the ninth and tied the score with the Athleties, 6 to6. Then the game was culled on account of darkness. Vewmer aud Cross, and Bufinton, O'Briea and Murpby were iu the points. Boston made eight bits and two ecrors, and the Athletics vou bite and lve errors. NOTES. Baltimore today. Shannon has “resigned.” Bo bas Lilie Barnie. Boston league is crowding Ansoa. Donoven's cateb was a sp.endid effort. Geittis will have charge of the team tem- porari’y. a Shannon's “resignetion” was anticipated. Wo one was sarprised. x ‘There secu:s to be no discipline in the ranks of the Bul:.nore team Donovan, Gritin and Dowd each made two hits, and Murphy, MeCauley and Hatfield one apicce. Foreman: struck out six men, bit one and gare three bees on balla He was hit safely umes. Shannon's * tion” takes effect today Aiter the game. He foels that his health will oe to continue to handle @ permit Lim to con: losing Barnie bas signed a contract to manage the Atuloties for the remainder of the ail of uext. Ile has beex given a: interost the club and will be one of the Was the direct issue that led ‘Von der Horst, bus the trouble bas ing for a year past. here is uo one in the mind of Peciery to manoze the club i & Moore, and to that of Mr. Silberman, agent star talent and at-| THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THETE COURTING DONE BY MAIL. They Hed Never Scon One Ancther Untit Five Minutes Before the Wedding. In the presence of a crowd, composed of nearly all the townspeople, Georgo Turner and Helen C. Crift were married at Bristol, Coun., Baturday afternoon by the Rev. John Tower. Never until five minutes before the service be- gan bad the bride ever seen the groom, but, nevertheless, they are head over heels in love. Several months ago Turner advertised in the western papers for a wife. In tho advertise- ment he snid that he did not wantany old maids and that none but pretty women need apply. He also wanted @ helpmcet, as his lot in life ‘was not exalted. Miss Crift was fifty-one years old when she saw the advertisement, and notwithstanding it said no old maids need apply she answered it. Her home is in Indianapolis. She soon ro- ceived a request from Turner for a photo- graph, which she hastily forwarded. In a ‘ttle while Turner wrote that her picture setistactory, and ho was ready to sign @ con- trict for matrimony. Preparations were soon begun for the marringo, but Turner insisted that his flance should come to him. He re- {need to go to her and even declined to meet her in New York. She must come to Mim in Bristol on Thursday. Turner hung around the depot all day anxiously awaiting hor, but she did not come, and he went home disconsolate. Later ne received a tologram saying that sho was detained in Now York, but would arrive on Saturday. Soon after the wedding tho boys and girls of the town surronuded the Turner louse, armed with tin horns, pans and other musical implements, and gave the bride and gtoom a sorenade. axe an Eanes The coal [ee of the United States in 1890 was 141,229,518 wbort tons, valued at the ines at $160,226,323. The anthracite yield bituminous and lignite, TERRIBLE DISASTER. The Lesson We Should Learn. A stream of water trickled through a Hol- lend dike. Tae small leak remained un- heeded, as too small for notice, It gradually enlarged, became & torrent, the dike was undermined, until the embankment gave way and the flood overwhelmed the city. Careless negiect sacri- ficed thousands of by similar heodless noglect many lives are sacrificed by disease. All fatal diseases f glect of the Mrst symptoms. The person kas mi laria, debility, is weak, nervous, tired, run down. 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EF sreciaiist incuring all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, 35 W. 14th Street, New York, car be consulted free, personally, or by letter, Call or write him about your case or send for symptom blank to fill out, anda letter fully explaining your disease, giving advice, ete., will be roturned Sree. for the Armour Packing Company, and thence toa number of stores on Water street, which wore gutted, the walls falling into the street. Four alarms were sounded, but the heat was so great that the firemen could do very little even in the way of savirg surrounding property. Five firemen, in additior to those named, were injured by falling walls, but not seriously. The loss is estimated at half a million dollars and the insurance not more than half that amount, owing to the dangerous character of the risk. ——<oro—_____ Results of Yesterday's Races. At Gravesend: First race, 1 1-16 miles—Ter- rifier, 1; Bermuda, 2; Kitty T., 3. Time, 1.4834. Second race, 14{ miles—Homer, 1; Pessera, 2; Judge Morrow, 3. Time, 2.09. Third race, ${ mile—St. Carolus, 1; Brita colt, 2; Delusion, 3. Time, 1.03%. Fourth race, the sea breeze stakes, 1 1-16 miles—Portches- ter, 1; Virgie. 2; John Cavanaugh, 3. Time, 49:7. Fifth race, 5 furlongs-—Dixie, 1; Busteed, 2; Civil Service, 3. Time, 1.01%. Sixth race, 1 milo—Raceland, 1; Cerebus, 2; Versatile, 3. ‘Time, 1.44. At Gloucester: First race, 43¢ furlongs—Lo- max, 1; Penzance, 2; Nettie, 3. Time, 57}. Second race, 3 mile—Flattery, 1: Jessica, 2; Frank S., 3. ‘Time, 1.18%. Third race, mile— A. 0. H., 1; Flemington, 2; Jule G., 3.’ ‘Time, 1.48. Fourth race, 14,’ miles—Middlestone, 1; 2: Dousman, 2; Tattler, 3. ‘Time, 1.593. Fifth race, 6} ‘farlongs—Joe Courtney, 1; Radiant, 2; Flambeau, 3. ‘Time, 1.2417. Sixth race, 3% -Little Addie, 1; Blackburn, 2; Dr. Hel muth, 3. Time, 1.173% At Chicago, Garfield Park: First race, 5 fur- longs—Miss Nelson, 1; Happy Day, 2; Roloy Boley, 3. Time, 1.025{. Second race, 6 fur- longs Fan King, 1; Bankrupt, 2; Lake View, 8. Timo, 1.14%.” Third race, 9 furlongs—Dead heat between Martin Russell and Good-bye; Signature, 3. Time, 1.5854. In tho run off Martin Russell won.’ Time, 2.01. Fourth race, match $1,000 each, with $500 added, mile azd GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & C0’S from which the excess of ofl has been removed, Is absolutely pure and ‘ it is soluble. No Chemicals are used in ite preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocos mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more eco- nomical, costing less than one centa cup. Itisdelicious, noar- ishing, strengthening, East“ od admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocers everywhere, W.BAKER &CO., Dorchester, Mass. Hen Mornen Tuovenr Suz Wout Di. TERRIBLE RESULTS FROM TAKING COLD. LITTLE MINNIE KREUTER NEAR DEATH'S DOOR. Little Minnie Krenter, three years old, the dauzhter of Mr. George Kreuter, a carpenter by trade, residing at No. 1515 Marion st. n.w., took cold during the summer and the following story of her case was given toa reporter by her mother during a call at her cozy residence: a sixteenth—Ernest Race, 1; Van Buren, 2. ime, 1.45%. Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth— Forerunner, 1; Silverado, 2; Joe Carter, 3. Time, 1.50. ' Sixth race, mile—Gorman, 1; Tom Roach, 2; Julius Sax, 3. Time, 1.453¢. ‘Seventh race, 5 furlongs—Exclusion, 1; Maggie B., 2; Longbroeck, 3. Time, 1.023, At Latonia: First race, 1. mile—Pratus, 1; Sight Dratt, 2; Virginia, 3. Time, 1.45. Second race, L mile and 20 yards—Priuce of Darkness, 1; Carus, 2; Royal’ Garter, 3. Time, 1.443¢. ‘Third race, 1 mile and 70 yards—Ehi Kendig, 1; Col. Wheatley, 2; Hopeful, $. Time, 1.46%. Fourth race, 16 of a mile—K. K., 1; Annie Ir- win, 2; Dearest, 3. Time, 563. "Fifth race, 5 fer Alary, 1; Dixie V., 2; The Queen, 3. Time, 1.03%;. ‘Sixth race, 1 mile—Lon Air, 1; Turk, 2; Portuguese, 3. ‘Time, 1.4334. ———see The Dake of Cambridge's Health. It is reported that the Duke of Cambridge may resign his position as commander-in-chief of the British forces. According to the rumor the duke’s resignation will go iuto offeet within a few months, he recognizing the fact that his increasing feebieness prevents him from fuldill- ing his daties. In Hot Pursuit of Garcia, Nicolas Hernandez, one of Gureia’s liewten- ants, was captured Sunday night bya United States marshal and is in the Cameron county, Texas, jail. Areportcomes that Garcia's forces were routed uear Samargo, Mexico, and that his followers are making for this side. It is aiso said that Garcia is already on the Texas border at a place culled Realitos, _— ‘Tuken by Force to the Gallows. Va.. for the murder of two colored children by burning them todeath in a cabin in the ab- sence of their mother. She said sho believed Christ would save her as he did the thicf on the cross, and asserted the sheriff hud no right ‘We first noticed that Minnie hada high fever snd sent for a doctor, who *ald she was threatened with pneumonia. He gave her medicine which reduced the fever, but soon after slic complained of pain in her ears, and her ears becan torun profurely and the dischanre had a very offens.ve odor: she became quite deaf. At the satne tine her nose began to run and ber throat; sore. She lost the use of her voice, and when she miven inedicines some of it came through her nose. Atter she got out of bed she couldn't walk and seemed to have lost the use of ber limbs. She wus very low and we thought there was no hope for her. Wo had heard of the success of Dr. Jordan tn treating nose, throat and ear diseases and felt if anything could ‘be done he was the one to go to. We took her to the doctor and commenced treatment. She commenced to finprove at once. 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Used inail, and exclusively in :308t, ‘Tie FACULTY. Evidence. or ay S80)" ous Santee da’) at arrabaay Sta of the business schouis of Washinaten. JAMES ©. WILLING. LE b., Presdont ANDREW p. DUVALL. Ao. LB. RAPHY man Dinter Gar Pitteoune to due ned WSCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, = Pra lapatiaed trey ere. SUSEPH P°DARLING TON, LL ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS. fare. tacit Expeves, 10-00: ly. or ‘THE. HON. JOBN M. HARLAN, LL. D. ‘urer on the Law of Personal Pro of studies: Kenmanshp. bookkeeping, | purr and je West. with throuch sleeper to, se20-tf Cor. 8th and F ats. n.w.t | (ASSOCIATE GUSTICN OF THE AUPUAME COURT OF THE Weave to arithmetic, spelling, telecraphy, typewriting and Senography. in our Acuic method of Shorthand the principles of tho systea are imparted in sisteen easy Jewous and Broficiency is acouired tn. Handrc a> of students have beeu turned o Institut UNITED STATES), Profetsor of the Constitutional Jurisprudence of the ‘United States, of the Law of Dowratic Helations, of, Commercial Paper, sud ot Torts. HE HON, WALTER 8. COX, LL... D. \TE JUSTICE OF THE SUPRENY. COURT OF THR borky, Sontracteand Necosiabie Faper Gkvkoe E MAMILTON Lie. hE ARD POTS Law of Partnership, b M2* MYERS scuoor, Por have, Canandaiens, 1997 I ST. Boarding and day school for young ladies and little girls reopens October 6, 1891. au29-2m Domestic Re.ations. REY. RENE HOLAIND, 8. J., i ae ap _ ‘pueTaicr OF CoLUwEA): trike : ISSES POLLOCK AND NORRR HAVE RE- | professor ‘Law of Rea! and l'ersonal Property, ‘Lecturer on Natural Law. Meamuns day end evening. Calrcreeid f 4 ™ ‘except Sovurday. oa M thoved their Kindergarten ana Sebool to Tact @ | Profgteor of the Law ot Rea! and Lersonal Prope 5 Ca. crsend for pamphlet jutmgton to Rocioer “aot Pidand isi Fat. a a. a... where they uve larger and better ucromino- erty moor F For Williatmaport, Ie y, an cro THE HON: WILLdAM A. MAURY, LL.D. count PhSe ¥ rh R ULVEY, Primeapal. except fe dations." Nuzber of pupi's limited. 03 "_ | (ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OENERAL OF THB UxtrEeD | CIRCUIT. GEORGE ©. HAMIL. | SS aiNGTON FEMA MINA® a apart, date 4:30: "Tia aay eo or betne ales Saat RING | Protmor of Pouity Juapradence, of Common Law | MudiiiS, SOSEEH &- DaktinuTON ANDEC hiss | Ws opengsereeier s. aly nvm inaweks | PORPIILADEL DIA NEW Rie xp te gay school for young ladies an : ni : mea to 850. we Magee, | 430, #00 and "hy Todd Liat cor, Masmaciugetinare. | Ninth year be- | AGE ty endian of the Law of Evidence, | PERRY. Grewing. iatiic, extfar vara puytins G20 1 ba Famtay, hon i} kins Wednesday, September 30. jormation ad- 5; ; Bt oul. stata. Apipiy tor Swe e Gress the yrinctialy MISS ANNA ELLIS. sek tin 1] AMOOLAME SVETICRN OF Ze. sUrREMR COURT OP THE SAMUEL M. YEATNAN, ESQ. UDia SCART Linaited kxpeyee of Pullman ‘Pansat od UNITED. Professor of the Law of Corporations. The HON, EDWARD LDMUND DERNUDES, LL.D. (CRILY JUNTICE OF LOUISIANA), Lecturel HENRY FE. “OF, PAUL VOINOS, DIFLOME DE LUN: versite do France, luis removed hiv seLool of Frenct languase to 1426 New York ave. Pare Purisian Classes now forming. Dwing Car, to New Mork, Yad au The faculty take plecsure in ennouncing that their Sent Sunday pow and conononions tae hes og, Now. 506 and SOB For Now York only, Limited Fs ree with Dataw Lest. n.w.. is now rapid.y approahing completion. pear SMO pm dal ‘This building is to be devoted excius:vely to the pur- rou the Civil Law. (Car sro Baltin.cre. 4:00, id assured. seas DAVIS, A. M., LL. M. 18S ELLEN SIMPSON OF 1619 MT. VE: a, Pula M é | Fast xpress, 8:10.15, week Gaye asdS-45p.m.Oelm, iPHE WOMANS GyaiNasiOM, Ogg Erery resp borer y tdat ted toe tbe menpooeter $$ _— and which erect ¥ x accommodations are pro- to tes 1331 N st. n.w., the mya Eettico Keeton on | Vigek in the aay a ieeture rooms and ates a | moll teen ee a of SEM moron, Taal ee soaren ane rey, ee Sey For women and children. Open October 1. Increased | (ouniius’ DuERICE wrrOMGeT Cop Tae UeLaED | pli ahd enting Ranereae pore ne toate a | STA bourdine schol lor ine Fer aie teens of Brooklyn Anpes. faciiities. So ckind asus anar Sooke, upon wost ievwal subjecta, withthe cemumocions euler - ae er hort > avetdinur double Tere, §20; qaber, ch tery, SM in terriare actvse New Lori city. For Atiaute Cny. 12s Si GEORGE'S HALL FC Gay = — Sea. ror. 5. c. Rize or busiitows. Noted tor Toms attached, Will be open from 8 a1. 910 P.m. daily, Sundays excepted, to students and alumni 8f the school. ‘The introductory lecture will be delivered and a Rouncements made for the ensatng term. in the ae Dullding on Wednesday, October , at U 30 p.m. Pres. ent and tive students, aluzsini of the sclool and Al] interested aro most cordisily invited to be present. fensor of the Law of Patents. ‘The secretary can be ween at the old Law building, THE HON. ANDREW C. BRADLE! corer Oth and F'sts. n.w.,on Mondayyand Thurs: Qssoorare JUETICE OF THE SUPiEME COURT oF THE | daYs from 7:3) to 8:30 p-in., for information, enrul- QInTNCT OF coLuunya). ent, de. “Circulars eiving course of ‘siydy." term, Lecturer al Law a rininal Pleading | &.. can be obtained at book stores of W. - oe ae 1334 F st. a. w..,end Lowdormilk & Co., 14z4 F 8626-1m ‘Metical Director. _ ‘A GARD HAVING ACCEPTED THE PORTTION of instructor of vocal music in The Woman's Col- Jove of Baitunore my thine for Weahington pupils will be limited to two days. “Former patrons who desire to reoume lessons are requested to make application at their earliest convenience that hoursmay be satisine- tori); cod. ria ANNIE LovISE PowE#d.. MSS, ASAIE LOUISE POWELL, INSTRUCTOR IM of vocal music in “he Woinan’s College, Daiti- ore, Lessons resuined October Lecturer om BI Tepiioriuceta cout WILLIAM FO MATTINGLY, Eaq., (ow TRE WaRitINoTON Bab), Ry om HOS" WHLLIAGE EDGAW SIMONDS. a. ac, (ORIRED STATES COMMISSIONER OF PA: reek Ga9%, 11:35 9m. 00, 6.25. 7-2 | Uhetant iain oR SER 4 ids ee “BOIS. ST. G TE YEAR, BOARD AND TUITION. | §.00. "9:05. 0 50, Li ams. eee Be BLDO cata AER, ary waaay | BM Bh HM care: hich ground: very bea'tuy. Address Rev. ‘T. M. ~~; ‘REILLY, Episcopal Schools, Maddonteld, N.J. 0. U8 Ta fexcept Supa For Annapolis, +20 and 9:60 a.m. 32:50 snd #20 Pau 3. except Dunday. Puadays, #00 eum ‘(HE FREDERICK FEMALE SiMINARY WILL and Practice. ° 4 pewin its i Pho bd $20 Bm. eetd-Ut 1513 Rhode Island ave. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LL. M. R.w., and at W. 8. Thompson's drug store, “us loth | 3 ep geive wo - ener e Teland nv N. : letter to | For catalogue apriy ty WiLiIAM HM. PULNELL. WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RATLAAY, pose PA er ei iichtendl SS ADI,” | ScD Seek, See an erie Se Work or other branches. Address 1708 15th st. n.w., | .,The opening: tal seldima ‘Treasurer. FoR CHILDREN, open! of the University, W., on THURSDAY, OC’ when addresses will be made by # plication of their lecture courses, city. M88 BARRIET PARSONS. ‘Teacher of Piano, Sigtine orest Glen. Md. ‘Thorough | nygiish, Au fo ced Rastics. Special attention to backward pupils. Public buildings Visited monthly. Auiss b. PKENTISS. se2z-1im Gyn NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. FACULTY OF Law. ik and 10-06 7 Accomodation sor Quasiticn, 7 the amnounce- Will resume lossons September 23. Rent of new lectures for the current schu.astie Year. ar 3iOw 10F Pg m aay, Residence, 1520 N st. ‘$e26-20" ‘pe school has a tWo years' and athree Sears’ course, | ¢, 7g HON: ARTHUR MscARTHUR. LL. D- For tochauons and tue South, 4.0 amd 2057 a. am, ° peeeateel a ie ayes at todo it has ME scaairrs soHOor, Tending respectively to the degree of Bachelor of Laws THE DisgMicT OF COLUMBIA), and'well equipped faculty. ts situated ins becariful ft ll reopen Octobor 1. nd of OC L808, | ered, S oe DMPRESIDENT, And healthid! section and the Dulldiage “are cousuo- Kindergarten, Primary aud Deut Guatees, 490 saat. | FESSOR contuntetns enon eect ae the HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LL. D., Gious and sdiniravly furtished. ee Bw. Coaches, selz-im*” | sonior year, and this course will Ge augmouved oy the | W#etUrer on the Juriediction of the Federal’ Courts | “'fhorsny iustragt on ie civen ia SAsEM SCHOULER, LL. D, Lecturer of the Law of Bailinsate and Domestie Relations. HON. H. 0. CLAUGHTON, LL. D.. VSITING TUTOR “PRIVATE IxSTRUCTION in clomentary or advanced studies by a universit sTadusto: especial succees with those, wig’ study it per hour. branches, im art, music, French, German, eloct! ybewritiiy and kan: jectures of Justice MALLAN. Justice BIE y FIP aud Judge BRADLEY. The lectures of Justice HARLAN, ‘two hours a week, will ran throuch the whove year. ‘The instruction in the Schcol of Practice. Will” be information at the office, northeast ear reot andvaueylvanin evens, abd st Siaieulty: "Address J. 008 Kat. n-w- Professor of Fieadiax, Evidence, Equity. J \- 7 on, where orders can be lett for the checking of eS Pagar era cnelanennt Wok | Matt nd Sah aw SAE | eaage OM PORNUL YER, | es tae ne tear Ce ete Vislinies from) oe etn eee ate Socetie t | protemor of Ro ENE eat Fecessat Property, | Bites ieee, ACADEMT, FAELAUES TOR | _Sieunrat Sianacer” (w7}_ Gener Yassener Att ‘nd Instructor, lexal debate and for associated study receive special ae Md anieaee aoe : a non opens Set 1s. WARMIELD, ICLNOND AND DANVILLE RATLEOAD ©, — TBLIM st. nw se25-1m*_ | snchlities. eg an See eareaeels ak Capes) De Reon hecatrece at |e. bain een ee KS. J,T. DYER ‘Tho Kegistrar in daily in attendance in the Law Li- pr DEE nc a rie Meciatrer te, daily tn WALTER F. ROGERS, LL. M., ‘selitock= All trains eave and ariveat Penusy]vauua, a Btaton, Washinton, D.C a ‘The lecture course of Mr. Commissioner SiMONDS paver on Patent Law and Practice, ENNINGTON (N.J_) SEMINARY AND LADIES | (8:30 am, gqier classea tn dancliig on, Saturday, Octo: | on Patent Law iscpen to tidents, but aay be | ¢ BOM. SAMUEL F. PHILLIVS eo ee es ee Ladies and Gentlemen. | Will be Pleased to | ken alone at a special tuition fee. . Lecttirer on the Law of Parinership apd Corporations: | fctignittius Materats. Tiki, aid Teil Stow Son aoe Soontl tormer puptis. "Call for ctreulnes. For cutaiozties apply at the Look stores of W. H. ake Le CK OD ERE » | heating, yas, fire esopes. i: access.” THOS. | peper, D 517 Ret, | Morrison, isi Pat. n.w., and of Lowdermilk & Co., i. JOHN a it. D. BANUSS, B.D. Presias eteoudt | | Greetisboro, Maleici. Salisbury aud stations Western setae, Acadamy and residence, 2 - 1424 F st. n. &t the University Library, or by letter (LATE MEMBER OF CONGRESS FROM VIRGINIA), — Lk, | North Carolina Division ; Chariotte and. Loney OTT SIMON PUPIL OF PATTON OF N. ¥, | to JAMES'G! WELLING, Pres : Taceectgres on Criuuinal Law. Mer ESRD INSTITUTE, CORCOKDVILLE. | Osroiina Divison, and eiations Atiauts amp Geaniatee ane Ee UIen CULEC RE ‘THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Lecturer on Practice and Judge-of Moot Const. | intuse with uersy and to teach boys the practice | Union Ballon for al primsial huets south ast ed Anthor of The Study of Vocal Physiology and the Use | | The exercises of this institution, the COLLEGIATE | HON. H. 0; CLAUGHIUA, HOS. SAMUEL B, | duties of life. Boss unde Aire eee weet, of the Lai scope as Valuable Adjuncts to Voice | DEPAK IMENT of the COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, aetna Peanut 5 “ Mctcrt E Re Failnan Buffet Sleeper, New York and Washingtom Training Com appitcation.) reg Nall be resuryed in the Lectnre Hail of the University Judes of the Court of Appeais. Te Fen MEET ACADEM,UMER. DEPT, | 40 Acatss, couuectiw with Tulkuan Reper Aussie pectal c hose’ wi ‘beee shers. | on MON MBEL 21. ut Q o'clock a. ty — ors. Peekskill, N.Y. ww New jontart i - stor at Norwood institutes eee Shen new students, not uraduates of the Preparatory | The opening exercises will be held in the it Xt Th tf Instructor at Norwood. Address Hotel Shirley, Baltimore, until Octo- beri. aeatows SHORTHAND.—The Benn Pittman School of Short 1D band and “ypewriting How 108, Leuiwan build ing, New dork a ‘ tis wise economy to learn the best system of short- etre bers of the faculty and announcements of the courses of study. classes wul meet at 6:15 o'clock p-u. instead of Go'ciock, us COL. ©. WIGHT, A. M., Prost 3y1-5,t0, than Coruwail, N.Y. FAR UiER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Warrenton, Va. Thirty-first session opens on Sept. 17, 2801. Situa- tion in Piedmont regiub of Virginia, on’ the Kichmond | heretofore. and Danville K. 4... 54 miles trom Washington, D.C. 18 via strug be: School ‘butiding, on 13th School, will present themselves for admission. The — College is open to students of both sexes. Applications for catalogues should Le addressed to the Registrar, Mr. H.G. HODGKINS, A. B.,who may be found dally in the University Library. ~ a be Hot springs. mm. —Dally tor Warreutow abd Uharlottesviiie, connects a( Manusas for Frou. Koya aid Strasbure, Gauly, except Bus heat 10 5 ay han ‘compete . Or Ww, ku (XD SOUT. apd under conupetent eid ucee ees CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE OOLUM- The new wallding which was desicned and will be | A'vury succesful shoal. with eurertor Uuahngn abd wes ttlin Vest SOLED LENT on very tacility for bevinning or advanced work, daj i 1001 ‘open at 6 o'clock p. m., OC’ used exci usivel jaw scl ‘wil be open aculty, abd delixhttul location. For particU- | ‘Tram oi aot and evening. Especial attention to such. meticds of | 1 THs school will open at o'c.eck p.m.» OCTOBER a y Yram of Pullman Vestivued Pala Senet {escopt Sunday; from Oc'clock a'yn. to 10 Glock ye ih: for the tse of the studéhte. The enlarged “diuen- sions of the new building provide separate halle tor de- ithe iturary’ will bs tnnpely increased Gurtay the cur- ‘i wal nc a © rent year, aiid will be accessibie to students dally from Bro'clock aim. until 10 olors p-t. ‘The Moot Court will and will sit ‘twice fa Christmas holidays) dri the preparation aiid trial of casce at aw aud in equity. the members of the bar are exercinod in prepartint deeds of conveyance, Will, leabes, contracts ‘mstrumente. he ‘agient lave couree, which extends throuch nearly "the wehote ‘open rudents without extra charge, Others desiring to take tis Contes alone insy uo so at a reasonable cl ‘For catslowucs apply at ‘the. book stores of |W. ‘with the iollowine courses of instruction, via, All departmentt of Enehab, Mathernatie, Cre Encineer- rT Chewistty, Phy a a Katin, Frenciy’ German,’ Mechanical and ove? Dranches of drawing, with lecture courses ou Astron: omy, Anthropoloxy, Zoolozs, Botany, ie. Ali classes fice im the evenipe’ and are open taboth pexen. Pot fur forsiation al ‘dean, Prot E. t. FIISTOE, Le D. i 07 THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOO! 1335 H st.n.w.. gives thorowzh preparation for col- Jee, for the naval and military academies and for business. “A corps of ten instructors, five of whom arecoliee protessors. Number of pupils hiited, to 100. Butiding open for inspection and a teacher Present to answer inquiries irom 10 to 2 o'clock; Alter 6 at 1514 Corcoran street. GEO. G. BULLER, AM. 3y9-th,#, ta, 30t vines SYITHIN cSHORTIADGE'S MEDIA WA.) ACAD- S ‘any. near Phiiadeiphin, Choice school. jor buy! punuier Umited suild winter climate; beulth record basiew parailevs: fine Duldines, steutu heat, electric lght and yes: eymimaniicu with swimnuiing bath recw, Ined by seam? aumple rounds: teachers, men nud college cradutes. “Special attention aint private tatoc- in: susie or double rooms. its tor college or busi. bess: superior Engiish devartiaent. complete labora. tery. Bill: dynauio, mown, be Bis as neve churches ‘ani s teuperance charter. te SHOMTLIDGE, AM" ervard wraduate), Media. Pa, sol4-lin” A FRAC dictation as are suited to promote rapid Some of our pupils are wow writing 190 to 110 words per minute, Shorthand and typewriting exclusively. s623-1m FREEHAND, (PORTRAIT DEAWING Is AS simple as child's play when learned by the new easy inethod., For interview and explanations address ARTIST, 302 East Capitol st.. city. ieTwe iiss, MAY ©, DIXON, GRADUATE OF THE College of Music at the Syracuse University, is now ready to receive puplis for instruction in piano- forte playing aud voice cuiture. G11 th st. n.w. e25-1w' progress. Drawinw Koom, Dining, Siveping tne, Liltary etd Observation Cars of ost “Magnificent en ‘its sessions in October, QLIZABETH PEAHODY KINDERGARTEN, NOKMAL TRAINING SCHOO! 1918 Sunderland place, south of Dupon ‘Term begins Nov. T. Mrs, LOUISA. ICAL EDUCATION. THE MARYLAND Atlante lotte Division te Atlauta, where cun~ DecHou wt anade it Union Station fur ell aint Soutia and Southwest. Through coaches x. ©o., ‘Kerk to At U Session begins September 21. ‘Morrison, sD and of Lowdermilk & opt, Sao 1424 F st. n.w., or by letter to CLTU! Buffet 8) New York W 092s, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ‘Foe cataloged or furiper inCormation ofitrese ‘EUGENE D. CARUST, —— ae to, Kocrvute.vis Lpneiburey Darvine, ‘Seleeape business eduicatfon on eany terms: heeds Poh dant | _eS-te Principal. _} _se18-17%__See. and ‘Treas., 486 La. ave. 5. w. ‘Beopons for its thirty-third year shd!Western Nort Caroline’ Division, and Wash favorably kuown and ite graduates secure resdy and | Yq EDICAL DEPARTMENT EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, SEPTEMBER 16, 1891. “EEAINS ON. WASHINGTON AND ORTO Die Sitbinetic, “‘Gustuese "writings spelling erected DENTAL DEY NBL ASD RSIS SW.” Students will gain many sdvantages by joining at | VISION leave Woshunutun # 10 a.m daily, 6225 pam. GImnmar “and correspondence, business practice where 1 wears The eighth annual vession will be opened Monday, | the opening of the seosion. daily, and scart Sunday: Rat ular prices: Nine thouths, months, $10; COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. October. 5, 1801, at 8 o'clock p-1n., with an introdtce ‘TUITION FREE TO ALL. ua. dail, eclectic shorthand, 3 months, $10; typewritine. 3| The seventieth annual course of Medical Lectures | tory address by’ Prof. G. 8. Fellows, A. M.. and will For particnlars. 10. Cail or send for 24 page circular free. | and the Fifth Dental Coursp Will begin On Tharsiey, | coutinue Until April 30, 1802. Tuis school'is a mem- a renee ot, ©. B., Prewtent, evening seastons som and atter Octoler 3. | October 1, at 8 p.1., in be college building, 1325 | ber of the Association Biedical Collexes * Conese Be se2ltr COURT F, WOOD, LL.M., Principal. | rae erg fo and of the National Association of Dental Faculties. | joo te ole Bt. ERNEST LENT. ‘The Introductory Address in Medicine will be de- | A three years’ course is required. Both sexes | _Stzi-tr____Prince Sas Heepe 3 ickees, Me Bier Volts tod thecey of mrasie. Hvered by Prof. Bm: Shute, Mt D-, andlte address | afeaduultted. The faculty has been ausiented by the | JYISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, ° faruisived and baseage checked t Mrs. ERNEST LENT iu Dentistry. by, William Dennaliy,’ D. D. 8. The professors 3 Vauis ave, end st passenger station, ES : ». | proteastontok tee patie sy a4 freaved clinical facilities have been sec he Near Alexandria, Va UP Piano. _Hesidence, 1528 Corcoran st._se19-1m*_| Penicanon pad chy puoue, are respectiully invited t0 | Polyclinic and Dental infirmary, located in the college Failroad, tated Use", Waskineton. BC aus i. ‘rats | | eeimeeel A OHIO KALLBUAD. Schedule in efect Aurnst 10, 1901. Leave Wasuinston irom statin corner New Jeray ‘avenue aid C street Northwest. vestibuied limited em y ue A vem GEBNAN-AMENICAN ACADEMY; night schoo.; reopens Monday, 1891; ‘Gerjnan and English: private lessons in music. seld-10re HUGO KURKSCHNER, Principal. ([HE ART STUDENTS’ LEAGUE HAVING amoved into its new quarters, 8US 17th st, n.w. will be prepared to resume its classes in the varios branches of instruction in ART from October 1. Cir culars may be had at Special rates for studet AYLON, Gen. Pai Agent, DAY AND building, under the control of the faculty and open September 21, durng tlie entire year, afford students superior oor tunities for obtsining practical mastruction. At the former facilities are adurded for the stady of many. inedical and ‘ueyy apd atthe latter state hisy witness aif approved dental operations, pert forined by competent instructors. ‘For farther in. and continue daily throughout the course 1 u Medical and Dental Departwents, For circulars giving further information as to Clinical Instruction in Medicine and Surgery, Dental Practice in the In firmary,, fees, &e., uppiy to Dr. A. F. A. RING, 13th st'p.w. “Ofice hours: 9to"10a.m! ‘tod p.in. Telephone 88>. ‘The autdiun examinations will be held at the Med- teal Colleye, on Tuesday, September 20, at 7:30 p-m. seus ZL. M_ BLACKFORD, M. A. % © L. ©. MINOR, LL. D., Associate Principal. ‘Oftice and announcements. to apply St HH. BARKER, MD POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. 3019-2w - - Tor Bittsury and Cieveland,express daily 9:30 a.m, a a SS ‘HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE 80) ORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS- | and 45 pm. Oh ESMMCUOWALD, W'S HORiGS ET Sits | L Circular describe the evening clases in ALGE- | in all branches of a,rencrat sgucesion ‘Special at | N Shout Va. Norol and Maskiiowes, Doe, | SPB a4 ptaunton, #10400. PERRIE. * seld-Im*? | BRA, GEOMELRY, TRIGONOMETRY, ANALYTIC | teution to those whoseearly education Bek- | Steamboat Company's PALACE SiKAMEKS WASH: | For Winehesterand ious, 1:30 pm. a GEOMETRY and CALCULUS way be’ obtained by | lected. Civil service e: No ee to geek” | INGLON and NOKPOLK, ieave every day inthe year | J RLING'S writing to H. L. HODGKINS, Prof. o! sellin | Station; full information. Freparstion for S| at 7 p. am. from wart foot of stu st., coubecting | KINDERGARTEN ————————— — COLUM. | Wem Point, Annapolis and all examinations. TyPe- | With ali throuch trains ior the south apd west. Offices | 26 P cf we up ie REOPENS OCLOBER 1, 1901. RCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, COLUM- | writing done. °S. \W. FLYNN, A.M. Ivy Institute, | 272 all tlironxl trains sor the soutls and iy For ‘Baittwore. week days, UG, 5400, 8235, 42m s019-1m_ kes 1 ST, NW. / bian University— Department of Physics. “During | established 1876, s.w. ¢or. Sth and K sts. n.w. Go Ask tor ticaets via the New Line. (8,40 mob utes) 83, 8.90 (10-0y, 40 masts, PRIMARY GLASS the first term, Lexinning October 1. at 8 p.m... courses | _se8-Sm* a ‘JNO. CALLARAN, rey tin Sao Gh "4 SON GE QUINCE EAN, wall bedvon in Guneral Physics, aid Theoretical Met MS MONROE, PARANA FUNENE | _sct1-3m ‘Gen. Siapt. 31. 4°35 G16, $5 maaan § For boys and gitls from seven tofen years, will becon- | TUE Dean of tha hs - Ee Wr. » will Feceive a Limi NORFOLK AND OLD POINT ZAKE F: 00,1000, 14 2h, Las A. MYEMS! SCHL OL, trip $2.50. Steainer leaves Gt si. wharf, teriuibus of 1827 T st... bee cats, TUESDAY, JHUKSDAI, SATUKDAX and SUNDAY, 5 p.m Lighted with dlectricity wud re- furnished throuhout. "Through tickets to Hostou, in- SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS. edical department of Howard University will For terms, &c.. apply at DROOP'S MUSIC'STORE or WM. KNABE & CO. sees SIAL WOOMS. ee23-13 mu hold the following clinics for students during the en- Li > Dm 'D CHILDREN, LOR LADIS AS 20 and & 30am. ; 12:10 anda TANO LESSONS— vem, 41 pa vans S pe P LARA HARRISON, Pupil of Dr. William | cluding teals and staie roomn¢i2-5, and New Lark, * Pres bes ‘ScroRER 1 isoL he = a Sgturday by Profe, N. F. Graham Bacon, New Yore TOL O's new. October 1 Teer Oe Su ad Tigo sim. Gis, 49:90, tem For Parte ee ALICE GERTRUDE NUTTING, | AAG, Purvis. Rursical every Weinceday by Frat | qheadivwand Pause HS Oat ae | eolaie® ALEKED WOOD: G.T.A. Hobert, Reyburn. Practice of inedicine weesly Prof. T. B. Hood. Obstetrics for seniors by Prof. C. B. Purvis.’ Disecaes of throat weekly by Prot, J. E. accett, Eye and ear every Wednesday and Friday by Dr. E. Oliver Belt Diseases of children and pinor surgery every Tuesday and i bursday by Dr. J Agbayord, , Dispensary cinice daily by be. ‘Dental every Tuesday, 1hut and day by Dra. Over, Lee and Loiton. ol-2u COLLEGE O¥ COMMERCE, ito city post office. ‘La. aye. opposite city post of TV. ARKOWSMITH, FROM 7TH ‘st, whart.—On Monday and Wednesday, at 4 p.m. Goionial Beach, Colton’s, Nowini Creek, Smith's Principal, Successor to Mra, E. M. 8. Marble. se19-1as? FRENCH LADY, WITH BEST REFERENCES, desires to (orm aa eveulny class OF xive: privat iessonis at puplw residences, “Addrcas or call 235 Ith Bi Vand U p.m posta FEE CH LESSONS—FIVE MONTHS’ COURSE, 5 hal ha ian dane om wT D st. aw. Ex- pene eveyalul tenctier, Meld Stile. V, PRUD'HOMME, For Poilsdeiphia, New Xork, ioston apd the daily 4:03, 80 10-00 Dining Car) Ate ee ‘Dining CTinZOENS COLLEGE. |VEEMONT | AVE.— Phonorraphy. comserce, mathomaticn. “isa brioary . CECELIA’S ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG LADIES Seria St See cat et eons admitted to the classes in music, painting.) - faphy and typewniiag. recs ¥ ‘are on all a ‘Boston, “2-43 p.m, with Palinen Seep. ing Cerranning tiavasi to Boston without Chas ‘0:30 p.m... for Colonial Besch, Col- ‘Yocomico. “Returning, land at’ Col Beach. Arrive at Waslunton Sun- C. W. RIDLEY, Gen‘! Menawer. sexes, Will NER. A.M... Ee, Bixth ag a business educator in this cify. Fif- Spon Smewber of tue tacuity of Eastman’ fed SAU ouly old medal tated fer basins seeetv ‘rol Powered for bas Sducasion at the wol'd’s fate held tn Parisi 1600. Service, Shorthand snd ‘ypewtiiings -Baperoe Secand thusia teaching. rough and sc Soursea. Graduates St, rare ‘eecslionce: and eatin, guished success, Situations when competent. Seud for catalogue coatainine ‘of the. courses and Yeat's enrollment of more than 00 stu- OD 8 MAB COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ORATORY a2 ACTING, ®, 4:05, 11:58 m. ook Kage ot euenin teane ethane tale. to be badd ail ticket axentn, RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 1 8T. N.W.. ne a prin termediate and fish school for bot th yeur September 2% Expe- nd professional teachers. Speciulists at the Bead ot departments. Prepares for any course of any Gol.exe or wives. 4 1i0re hiberal training to those whe do not co to collexe. Buliding bested thoroughly ventiated, new plums , aS laboratory, Teterence iursey, uapsy ‘charts Rotern appliances. Hext books Tirniated tree ‘of charge: ira frou 10 to 12 o'clock sett THOS, W. SIDWELL. ME J. ESPUTA DALY MM Noice coLror: Read 74 Frederick be iistotot Kew vox ok AND VIRGINIA STEAMbOAT B. PUTNAMWS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN ‘wil open 21, 1801. Best f- = z. HE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEU- PA Se oe eo pga x fs 1115 13th ot. = STEAMER “WAKEFIELD {eaves ‘that viartca MONDAYS THURSDAYS Suorrmanp. 11 you want to learn the best method of phonoarsp! Borough ‘cain eran ‘typewriting wt 15° te hea Flouography Business School, VlV and zl ¥ st. ‘e083 _F. 3. MULYEY. ‘MiSs BALCH, 1207 10TH ST... WILL REOPEN her class for youns jadies October 3; special m- struction in Enviisi and 3 upits pre- bared for ail examinations. sel. iss ESANCES SANTIN WILE REOPEN re ee October’ ti? “Ciildrea taucht to'speak French ty'a| _ Tenth seasion begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER {stincuinhed Par:sian vroiessor. Private ciasees in | 90. Address the principal, Mr. and Mra WM. D. 7 Abusic and Delearto. zim” | CABELL, ts (LSERVICEINSTITUTEAND Lusiness collore, 1207 10th af, BW. spre: | Jy20-in 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. Yared vuccemsully Tor cov secvion, Sapartmebtal aed Ti od 9 seta exatmunatioas, S| Pro urls the by lie garara methea gy" Sl be CAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN. 2: 3D eT, en ‘after six months, ao For Moderate: Best of references. Aadrem 1 Ben we 0l-1m° *.0., Teopens Monday, Oct. b.. USIXESS SCHOOL OF Y¥. MC. A, B TELS ty Sai Pubme OO Eigse ‘ork ave. hy ee ae, Ke 9 RXESN Detitore in otic "abvlicetions 914 1: st. I nels mn a ai aE ao tout AD. pidest ‘and most adv: ;"teaches the true Suaftesbury method; publishes sixteen text books and Murnishes syethod of instruction to nearly al} teachers ani colin in Americ. "Colors opens SOTOBEN I, Catalogue site. Vs Seations 0 Dreferne Nonwoob INsTITUTE, * WASHINGTON, D. 0. A Relect and Limited Boarding an@ Day School for YUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, me f i, ag . Cag October 1, ation’ "Highost eiercuoss, PIANOS AKE THE EQUAL To THE Please ad ig inn ‘st Tem BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG 1000 and 1106 Mo Tie ana 1298 110k ot » September 23. dee Mart a ee thor-