Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1891, Page 7

BEWARE > of cheap imitations, at “cut prices, offered by unauthorized deniers as Dr, Pierce's genuine medicines. To prevent fraud and imposition, the genuine guaranteed medicines are ‘sold tgeats, andut the following longs ts, an follow! - established prices: Golden Medical Discovery (for Liver, Blood and Lung Diseases), . . $1.00 «Favorite Prescription (for woman's ‘weaknesses and ailments), . . . $1.00 Pleasant Peliets (for the liver), 25c. Comp. Ext. Smart-Weed, . 50c, Dr. e’s Catarrh Remedy, 50c. But st these prices. which must be paid for the genuine, Dr. Pierce’s medi- cines are not only the best, but they're the cheapest, for the re guerenterd ‘in every case to benefit or cure, or the money is refunded. There’s “value received,” or there's no pay. The manufacturers take all the risk by selling them on trial! As no other medicines are sold, through druggists, on such liberal and trying terms—ifs an insult to your intelligence for any dealer to attempt to substitute other medicines for these, by recommending them to be “just as good,” only that he may make a lafrer profit. :CITY AND DISTRICT. . & The special value of Tz Evextxo Stan to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown away after once being rexd, but passes through halfa dozen pairs of hands at least before } being tossed aside. This is the advaniage pre sented by a family newspaper. ——— M’CAULEY WAS NERVOUS. The Nationals Lose to the Bostons Through Errors in the First Inning. BALL GAMKS TESTER@AY'S. American Association. At Boston—Boston, 2; Washington, 1. At Baltimoro—Ath'etics, 16; Baltimore, 4 Nationa! Leugue. At Philadelpia—Boston, 6: Philadelphia, 2. At Chicago—Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 1. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 6; New York, 3. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 7; Pittsburg, 5. Mow TUE cLUDS #TAND. American Association. Wo F WF | i Milwaukee. .62 72 .41 Boston. ‘91 40 695 St. Louie.’ .82 51. Athletic.....71 64 . Baltimore. . 68 62 . National League. Ww. i. Pe 86 20 .632| Cleveland. . .65 7: 282 51.617 | Brooklyn, ...60 a 70 60 .638 | Pittsburg.. Philadelphia.67 68 .496 | Cincinnati. There was a nice game of bali at Boston yes- terday between the Beaneaters and the States- men, which was won by the former by tho uarrow margin of one tally. ‘The score was 2 to 1, and the winners got all of their rany in the first inning. It was aclose and uncertain mo from the start, but Washington could not Fit consecutively and tuissed sveral chances to tie the score and more. cCauley and MeGnire lot in the two runs y poor throvring. ‘The batteries were Carsey and McGuire and Buffinton and Mur- this best, striking out Tom and keeping the bits of the Reds well scattered. Had he been supported Letter in the firvt inning he would have won the game. Brown had fanned out in the first when Duffy and Farrell hit safely for a base each. Duffy made a poor try tc steal third and could easily have been thrown out, but MeGuire threw to first to catch Fu rell and McCauley muffed the ball end then threw it badly to third, and both the rans came in. In ‘the fourth inn'ng, with two men out, McCauley bit for_a base and Sutcliffe was sent down on balls. Dowd found a good ball to hit, and he did hit for a base and McCauley scored, but Suteliffe and Tommy were left, for Hatield was unable to hit safely. At one time in the game Lawrence Patrick Murphy hit for two bases, but no one could 626 | Louisville... .64 81 400 523 | Washington.42 87 .326 TARE A WOMAN'S ADVICE AND U Wolff sAG MEBiacking Azaenidcent Neep Black Mattah.wbich lastsoa ‘boots m and on Womens a month. 25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 square feet of Old Furniture with Pet TRY IT. ‘WOLPFF & RANDTT THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, BEECHAM’S PILLS For Bilious and Nervous Disorders “Worth « Guinea s Box” but sold for 25 Cents, BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Mes, As A Rez, Ane Appar. CIATIVE, AND WOMEN EVEN MORE 80. THIS ACCOUNTS FOR THE POPU- LaRITY OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, THE TIDY AND ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIFE ACKNOWLEDGING ITS BEN- EFACTIONS BY SURROUNDING HER HOME WITH BEAUTY AND COMFORT, LAYING ASIDE A FEW DOLLARS FROM HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, ALL THE WHILE ENJOYING THE SWEETS OF DOMESTIC BLISS. TO LIVE IN SQUALOR AND DISCOM- FORT HAS BEEN A MISFORTUNE OF THE PAST, TRACEABLE TO THE STERN EXACTIONS OF A CASH SYSTEM WHICH LACKS CONFIDENCE IN HUMAN Na- TURE. FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HEREMANN'S (CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, S21 AND 925 7TH ST. asD 1d Gis MASS. AVE. ¥. W. Ove Naw Hoxz Is ready (or your inspection. ITS FIVE FLOORS Avecompletely stocked with everything thet isnew and desirable in Household Furnishings, and is wel ‘Worth = visit. OUR FIRST FLOOR Contains « carefully seiected stock of Bed Room, Din- fag Boom sad Utice Furniture. OUR SECOND FLOOR Ia devoted entirely to Carpets, and containe the latest and most desirable fall aud winter colorings . All radon, OUR THIRD FLOOR (Contains a stock of Parior Furniture which for variety of design ard uniform excelience of material ts not warpassed by any bouse in the country. SOME STARTLING PRICES: Plesk or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites Cash, $28; eredit. 90. Solid Oak Bed Reom Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, 617; ereust. O18 og ionins Bed Room Suites, Sptacen. Cenk, 914; credit. 15. SIX-POOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Casb, 04.25, credit, 94 50. Oe Woven Wire Springs. Cash. $2.25; credit, @2.50. Caryets sewed and laid free of cost. No chargetor ‘Waste in matching. TERMS: Easy woekly or monthiy payments, Ne notes and 6 per veut discount allowed for settle moemes im thirty ways. Grogan’ CREDIT HOUSB, ‘810, S21 and BIS 71h ot. ww. A eae re WOORE, Maniaes. bring him in. Duffy of Boston managed to get three singles and this was the record for the day. Washington made six hits and four errors and Boston eight hits and one error. OTHER GAMES. The Athletics had a picnic with the Orioles, taking the game by the score of 16 to 4, and with it third place in the championship race. The batteries were Chamberlain und Milligan and McMahon and Robinson. Athletics made nine- teen hits and one error and the Baltimores eleven hits and seven errors. Anson and his colts returned home to Chi- 0 Wedues: ight and yesterday began their last series of games for this season, Cin- cinnati being their opponents. A good sized crowd turned out hoping tc see the home team win a game and thus keey within bailing dis- tance of Boston. ‘They were doomed to disap- pointment, however, as Mullane was toc much Of puzzle for them to solve. Only two hits were made off the Cincinnati pitcher. Hutch- ison was touched up often and in bunches. Both teams played well in the field. BOSTON CLINCHES IT# LEAD. Flushed with victory, full ot confidence and as kittenish as Anson himselt when he has a good lead the Eoston team made their appear- ance at Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. They played a game full of life. ‘They did not hit the ball with great frequency, but every bit counted. Every chance was accepted and every weakness of their opponents was taken advan- tage of. By winning vesterday’s game the Bos- tons secure a sure lead for the pennant, Cinein- hati’s victory over the Chicago team knocking the latter out of it. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning owing to dark- ness. Foutz pitched for Brooklyn yesterday and kept the New York hits well scattered. The giants, however, helped _ the visitors to win by glaring errors. John Ewing pitched a good game. a When yesterday's game at Cleveland seemed lost beyond doubt the home team struck a Streak of terrific batting in the cighth, con- tinued it through that and the Jast inning, win- ning hands down. In an interview with a reporter yesterday John B. Day, president of the N@w York Buse Ball Club, said, in response to a query about the Bostou-New York gumes, of which there has been so much talk of late: "bere is no truth in the story whatever. Anson himself admits it. The Bostons simply outplayed us, and though Iam worry to have the New York club used asa stepping stone, I would rather see the Bostons win the pennant than the Chicagoes. There was nothing the matter with Ruste in Boston, and the renson he did not pitch was that he had earned his salary for the season already.” President Hart of the Chicago Base Ball Club {isterday received @ dispatch from President ‘oung stating that he asked President Soden of the Boston club to forward evidence as to the four double protested games. The case is now am the bands of the league and if necessa-y a meeting of the directors will be called to take action Upon the matter. aioe HARVEY WATTERSON DEAD. He Was the Successor in Congress of James K. Polk. Hon. Harvey M. Watterson, father of Henry Watterson, died last night in Louisville at 10:30 o'clock. He was born in Bedford county, Tenn., November 28, 1811. In 1839 he suc- ceeded James K. Polk in the Twenty-sixth Congress, and was the culy surviving member of that bod; He served in the Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Congresses, and in 1843 was sent by President Tyler to South America on ‘an important diploniatic mission. He declined office at the hands of Presidents Pierce, Bu- chauan and Johnson. He was strong Union man during the late war. pieten Results of Yesterday's Kacing. At Jerome Park: Firstrace, 5 furlongs—Chee- apeake, 1; Major Domo, 2; Leonawoll, 8. Time, 1.0234. Second rece, 1,400 yards—Ocypete, 1; Sir George, 2; Contribution, $. Time, L213¢. Third race, the Essex stakes, 6 furlongs—Dago- net, 1; Agra, 2; Wah Jiu, 8 Time, 117g. Fourth race, the Hunter stakes, 93¢ furlongs— Kildeer, 1; Equity, 2; Nctbrown, 3. Time, 2.07. Fifth race, 9 furlongs—Russell, 1; Peter, 2; Madstoue, 3. Time, 1.59. Sixth race, 5 farlongs—Fagot, 1; Holmdel colt, 2; Temple, 8. ‘Time, 1:08%4,, At Gloucester: First race, 7 farlongs—Re- pen, 1; Melwood, 2; MacGregor, 3. Time, #j. ‘Second race, 4! MeIntoah, 1; Judge Toucey. 2; Flattery, 8 Time, 5734, ‘Third race, 7 furiongs—Climax, 1; Arizona, 2: ‘Tyrone, 3. ‘Time, 1.8344. Fourth race, 43¢ fur- longs—Maid of Blarney, 1; Exprevs, 2; Sulis- bury, 3 Time, 573¢. Fifth race, ican, 1; Rhono, 4; _Redient. 3. Time, 1.48. Sixth race, 6! furlon; ir 1; Whitenose, 2; Dr. Helmuth, Time, 1.213;° sll T; Unatlpper 3; Avondel 8 These, Fan, Carlile, 1; ippa, 2; Arun . Time, 1.50. Seosad. meee, wile-Linste, 1, Dente, 8; New Castle,’ 3. Time, 1.439; rave, mile—Silver Lake, 1; ‘Little “Mineb, 2; Anne Elizabeth. 8. ‘Time, 1.48. Fourth race, 6 fur- Kildare, 1; Rosa, 2; Vedette, 3. ' Time, 1.15. Fifth ‘race, 1’ 1-16 milee—Rimini, 1; Royal Flush, 2: Gov. Hove, 8. Time, 1.4934" # Latonia: First race, i mile and 26 é Jobn Adams, 1; Renounce, 2; Pearl Moon, ‘Time, 1. - Second race. 11-16 miles—Pat- rick,’ 1; Turk, 2; Vanzant, 3. Time, 1.50. Third race, 1 mile and 70 yards—Business, 1; i Helter Skelter, 3. Time, 1.4734. 2; Julia Mays. Time, 16g Fits tiee, 2; a ime, q race, 5 furlo Glenn’ 1; Tike 8. Captain Drane, &, Time, 10254. tinth, race, Hin- Addreveee Before the Irish National League Convention. The telegraphic report in last evening's Stam of the Irish National League convention at Chi- cago covered the proceedings up to the noon recess. Whon the convention reassembled 600 delegates, in round numbers, were announced to be duly accredited to the convention andthe 300 or 400 prosent on reassembling at onco started in to make things lively. Moriarty of Nebraska set the bail rolling with « motion to substitute M. V. Gannon as permanent chair- man, instead of Temporary Chairman Ryan, whose continuance seemed imminent. A vote showed, however, that Chairman Ryan had captured the convention with the sentimonts he bad bag ope and, to make matters more binding, Gannon withdrew from the contest, Landon of New York now unwittingly threw © fresh bone of contention among the dele. gates. Ho moved that the chair appoint com- mittecs of nine each on resolutions, finance, rules and order of business and constitution, McGuirk of lowa was the first of ries of amendment makers. He, in stentorian tones fram the platform, demanded that the com- mittees each contain # representative from every state. Sharon of Tows warmly supported the pro- posed change, declaring that while the commit- tee might, perhaps, be as properly made up Ly the officers of the convention, they were there to secure the expression of the delegatesasa whole, and the method must not only bo right, but b . above suspicion. The committees should, he | urged, represent the convention beyond all | peradventnre. Upon that question, he warmly stated, might hinge the continued existence of their organization. With much discussion and an extraordinary parliamentary tangle the struggle ended in acquiescence of the convention by » good ma- jority in the plan of having complete recog- nition of all the states in the make-up of the committees, and a recess was taken to afford the various delegations opportunity to welect their me The committee on resolutions was the one in EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. EDUCATIONAL. RAILROADS. SCHEDULE IX By IE ‘VL4 Lath st., bet. 1 Kote MLSS Pesky tome Tt eden Apply to the President, Bev. J. Havens Richards, & 3. ‘the Law of Res ENERAL’ OF Tun UNITED "Seer eee DAVID J. BREWEI LL-D. (amoclaTE sUrvice OF TRE suvEnus Count OF TE of the Law of Cor WARDEDMUND DEEMUDES, LL.D. (cmiy s0sTIcR OF LoUBANaD. ‘turer on the Givid Law. HENRY E. DaVis, a. M.,LL. M. GeuISTANT 41 70RS0¢ OF THC DIBTRIOT OF Protessor of Common Law Prartice and Lecturer on the History of Law: THE HON. AUGUSTUS 8. WOKTHINGTON, LL. By Gomeriae ‘Dunricr ATronNEY OF TUE UXIiLD STATES), Bib:torraph: Use of Lecturer on Legal Bibtocrabhy and the WILLIAM F. MALTING. (OF THE, WASHINGTON Lecturer on Practica: Com: wun WON. WiLLiA i EDGAK « STATES COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS), of the Law of Paten THE HO: D EME COURT O§ TEE Duvckictt ov COLUMBIA). Lecturee:ou Criminal Law snd ou Criminal Pleading Paces ag Aa wssusioron aaah, as Judge of Moot Court. Law Lecture Hail Sth upd muade, 8) je boy’ ot tus ‘Departurent, eajeune spared in preparation {or te Work Uf ° dare, address Chas Be YOUNG. im 5 9:00 p.mm.. ccnuecting @ mon or Pate jor Gerscaselioes auistr’ | Rictasond, Waynesboro’, Staunton smd principal R.DUMAINE WILL OPEN THE NINTH | veh F ap OMe Maal session of his evening clases for iustrac- | Poin Coufort and Nero OR ER ie a Fretich oh the Ist of Octover. Npeciay atventi ; ioe aid ven to couversation. "Call MY Zist st h-w.sel?-Ln® | gia ual Tae segue brs — oe TRE SPENCELIAN BUSINESS ey as eee ie ON ER OF 6TH Lowmatic Ror Finsets a ey or Ditabars and t ast Lime, Apply to tle Dean of the Medical Feculty, G. 1, Magruder, Mi. D., $15 Vermont ave. aw. School of Law—Founded 1870. ‘Tern opens October 7. Apply to the Secretary, 8. M. Yeatman, Georgetown Lew Building. eon. 2, HAVENS RICHARDS, 8. J., Rector. BUBGETOWN UNIVERSITY. G May Ee. Faculty. BBY. J. HAVENS KICHARDS, 8. 3., President of the University. HON, WILLIAM A. RICHAKD™ TLD. (Ghie{ Tustice U- 8. Coust of Cais) Lecturer on Statutory ‘an? Administrative Law and sr Maxin-s. 1 - MOKKIS, LI. Down of the Faculty snd Lecturer oa Cobstitutiopal and International law, Adimiralty and Couparative: Jurisprudence. HON. JEREMIAH M. WILSON, LL D. "a tbe Law ot Heal Estate and ike Law ot ANDREW B. DUVALL: A.M, LEB. Lecturer on Eguity J Torte, SUsEYH F DARLINGTON TED. Law of Personal Property, Contracts and Nexotiabie Lecturer “cu the Law of Furiuershin, Cot ou the Law o: ership, ‘Practice and Testa; entary Law. ‘R. ROBS PERRY, AM, Lecturer on Coniuion Law Pleading. Criminal Law and REV. HERE HORAISD. 8 2., Lact ‘on Natural Law. IRCUIT COU! Foose GEORGE HAMEL OK COURT OE APPEALS CPI ‘S. warns PIQNRIS, JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON ANDI Kosi ‘It’s the mail stones in your path that will trip you or be the canse of a broken Hinb or « sprained ankle. ‘The larze ones This epplies Jade | The HON. : ay Schoo! of Preparatory Fuctish, § 1 of Sho fad Typewrtins, Mhool “ct Seurnss boot Siencertan Fepocanatipe hogar" ‘vewetarian cured. Drcpepels starchy food is taken Lg Denied by more or less p ‘mental Hous, aus o tho focal Weftution and the absorption of Bokous Wal . Ali this trouble ca, ike RIEU perore day. by aaing the wentine ons NEE & MENDELSON 00., Sole Agents, @ Bas. ‘Loo! countetfeite. _.genuine” must have the vicunture of *Sehsun Bea" on the neck of every bottl "ocd Sai MK aml Schoo! of Civil Service eof Umatructors.” Moderate rates School! ry open every day. Cail {ated anhual ambouicemeut, formation. MAS. RAMA re Harrisbure t hati, and Dinime Gar care and Cincinnati. daily, With Sieqping Cary ant St, Lows, connecting: through Sleepers or Lou = iy at Lig paeseeee 00 p.m. . for ‘hrowch sleeper to, OUT OF WASHINGTOS MISS ELLEX siatrson oF 1019 str, VERNON St., Phisdeiphia, Pa, baving a delachttt, some school," will educate a'llimited numberof gies of few. Slase families, Special attencion given te sunele, French and ari Nl dew, fare, facut ST, HiLDa’s SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN, N. J. vane fo Ch Sia boarding’ schoo Twoirth year bogies | 9 EALYibOnE AND 28. “Heras ‘Caan: cireularsaddrews SISTHK SCTE Paw ‘ S WITHIN C SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIAG i EDUCATIONAL IN WASHINGTON, U,& % poxpan, * Pi faco. PaciRc Rupress, 10: « POTOMAC Ly. aj. B10) For Brie, Capandairua and fmio dud Niaware daily, “except Pow, with Meeping Sane) wit Bheshite PA ACAD- Bumber 1: bas few parsile.s; fine bul.anes. Het and xs lated ‘by Steam? aun coudege craduaten. Specie ing: Sinwie oF doub.e roo perior Engin deve: dynanue, da temperance ci FUESDAY, October 6, 1401, at Cs Tustizate, at. n.w., from 2 to B o'clock p.in., for edu) Waltzing © specialty. terme 7 ts z= ROY. ARNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE OF Piripate Celene of ater Ibetsuctiony planer ofwam,, volre culture aga thoury of sntste Pupils residences. Address 1170 10th st For Wallisusport. Kochester and M3 GRAHAM'S DANCING CLASS WILL OPEN 9g aa pA ca Pitcation of their lecture courses, with the announce- 2 ws. rhe lectures are ail deif judge CuX% will conti OF year, and £BIe co: tures of Justice HARLAN, J after 6 o'clock p.m. big reler own yk + SWITHIN = oe BE SER ak : (DGg, A'M.ilarvard graduate), Media. Pa, i 10, "3.34 00. as, os : Ks. MA} KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL | Sudee BRADLEY, | The lectures of Justice HARLAN, SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, ESQ., - ited Eapryme which the greatest interest was manifested, F, B HEX DERGABTES AXD > SBE tyo Lours.« week, will run trou the who.e year. Z tA , ESQ. Se BORGES vars 5 = ae oe and, when the list was completed, tt «divcloned ORMAL ‘THALNING. SCHOOL, 1016 | | sim intrycdun sh the Rebioal of Bractice, willbe ee Sate trot dc: Rinses Ae sree nena Se eee tothe Co:lene an Gant: Synder: ne Be ‘1, ang! - 1nd place. south of Dupont Cir ore spec SoS ERS tak are in cing, that thelr Limited @ number of well-known names, includin, ud place. ee ' wens a Fussy. The feouity ra 2 Pleasure in, asnown cine, that Sete or Dustiess it nt Exprem with Daten Daniel Corkery of Chicago, J. T. Mortis of ‘the Training fe ere Pig, Omer yd ry is open daily for study or reference SS e qpewencbing completion. — ts Pon PuILAl fa ONLY, Baltimore, M.V.Gannon of Omaha, Dr.O'lteilly A MANN, peal Scie eek ter asociavel acu veasive tesaal | SAA a ee ae 150 foots es Fayre. 8 104. u ‘days and 3.45 p.m. dally, of St. Louis and Hugh J.Carroil of Providence. | _oet-te oo oe Re Powe Of the Law School, and, is Ueiveved, to bein | S2OU seminary <triey: #100, soll G0 atn. daly every respect thorouctuy adapted for the purposes for whieu erected. ‘accommodations are PTO ¥ided in the way of iecture roots end library ‘and reading rooms. The iibrary now comprising tive flim and leading American reporis. att {he Tatent text oks, upon most leal subjects, with tue comsnodioun Fooms attached. will be open frou Sa. 1: Tumultuous calls for ex-Congreswman John ty wore heard on all xides as that gen- tleman's stalwart figure wax seen in the rear of the hall. Aspeech from him was what the convention wanted, but Mr. Finerty bowed and escaped—n method not opened to Gannon of Omaha, who, conspicuous on the platform, was made to stand and di he iegistrar le, daily tn attendance in the Law Li- tu'enroll students and answer 1uquiries, § ~ie lect pre course of Sr. Commissioner REMONDS en Patent Law ‘is crea (tg ail etudvmee, but may be 1. JOHN THEOPPIL., p. Orga ‘John’s Chureb. M Stadio: Bio thet ares ccl-3t* Piano, orvan and hernony. i[PHE WasHINGTON NORMAL KINDERGARTON Institute for the ‘Training of” Teachers, opens ite a. Rout chahee, 3:13 p.m. every day. lyn, N.Y. all through trains Jereey City with tats of Brose EaMEiret tanner to Futon Sr cates see ‘across New Lork city. high Lis, ei ar 1, 2A BOARDING SCEOOL FOR CHILDREN, Forest Glen, Md. Thorough b-nxitel, Music, Oym- | paste” Steccal attention to fmck ward vptin - buiidines visited monthly, Sie E PRENTISS. round; very heath. Address Kev‘. M- Rector Eyiecopal Schools, Haduon seid, NJ. forrigon, thi4 F at, 1424 Fat! awe, at the, to JAMES 6” WELL! he “ntroductory lecture will be delivered and am er. “ sz “ UBT Pouncements wade forthe ensuing term, in the new |‘) HE ¥KEDERICK FEMALE SEMINANMOPERES : 18 GERMUITLER, TEACHER TRE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, build We Jay, October *, at 6 30 p.m. Ps great aivantazes at iclerate rates. It base large pry rll meepit g mapginieeer (LTE cal music abd thorough bas, sree ne Ber eueR Ne COLBEGIATE | cnt und prospective students, aluaint of the sduool sud | and'well-nquivped faculty, pivanved tae beauatel 5 well as to advanced Si} interested xre uiost cordially invited to be. present ‘The secretary can be see1 corner Oth wud Fats. n. a to 8:30 aud beaithfu: ection and the DULlding® ere combo dicus and admiretiy :urnisled, Thorough instruction ix given in the English branches, im art, muric, Freuch, German, elocution. ‘will be resumed in the Lecture Mail of the University. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBEL 21. at 9 o'clock a. tu. When new students, not graduates of the Preparats chool, will present themseives for aduadesic unity atid persoverance that roused his listen- ers. They were all united, be waid, on ono idea—that the English government has no ne oid Law builtins, on Mondays and Thure- stor intormation, enrol: 4 The - : : “Diications | ment, &c. Circulars giving couree of study,” te: uysical CULtUre, stenodTaph), iypewriting and kin: snd 9:00 a.m. 11:50 and 40 moral right to bold the Irish people in wubjec- eee ee es te eet ceree at ucati | Be cate obtaued at hook store of Wik Soren | Survarten, Gity: except Sunday. Buadayn O00 tion, Their enemy was never at a loss how to | —ar as * fF, HG. HODGKINS, A. B.,who may be found dally Sesame ‘el hewegeee:, "Hn (GATEIARD scitooL | oF ihe Univeretts Liteery Thompson's drug store, Pe . PURNELL, LL. D., WASHINGTON SOUTHERN send spirits of disruption and disunion among | (7 speciai coarse of French pronunciation and eioew = 'y Library. ideation personally of by 011-1" Frederick, Ma. IN EFFECT SEPT them, und bad receutly cultivated societies in | tion by the CELEBRATED GAILLARD METHOD, : Sa YET MAN. APLEWOOD INSTITUTES Gomenans aendete f this country not only hostile to Irish-American | the only one decorated, bem, he same prin: DIAN UNIVERSITY, Toe COLUM: Se PY Gg he eS t a Frags gerne Se ee etteed inttine | . This school wiil open at Go'elock p. m., OCTOBE! intluence, but destructive to the spirit of the Constitution of the United States. Noverthe- less, the Irish in this country, putting behind thom any hatred of one man or a dozen men, would yet push forward Ireland's claim to inde- pendence, wresting it, if not peacenbly, then by other means,helping to preserve, meanwhile, the Constitution of this country from being soiled with the contamination of British-American societies. Enough of the old guard were left and enough of the spirit from which would yet be gotten an organization that would carry the flug of Ireland to a glorious victory. Mr. James K. McGuire of Syracuse, N. Y,, iniuse with energy and to teach boys diuties Of lifer” Buys under 13 years MOKTLIDGE ( EDU 1: THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Reopens for ite thirty-third year SEPTEMBER 16, 1801. Students will gain many advantages joining at the opening of the sessicn. se TUITION FREE TO ALL. For perticulars address HENKY &. ALVURD, C. E., President, tem of expression. A pert secent acquired ap! tal os caged aeaaek zones iw. inc: ny practice on phouoycepa,, All the lessons ‘i hionogray Co, G27 Estes ani NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW FACULTY OF Law. HON. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, LL. D. (LATE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF ‘TMR DINTIICT OF CULUMBLA), PEASIDENT. HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LL. D., ‘on the Jurisdiction of the Federal’ Courts, JAMES SCHOULER, LL. D. Lecturer on the Law of Bailinents and Domestic Kelations. Protes HON: 3,0, CEAUGHTON LL, Diy jessor_ of Pleadinx, Evidence, Equity Jurispra- dence. Shstitutioual ahd Couiuercial Law and Law ot To the practical ‘with the follow! A acme: img, with lecture courses on Astron- omy, Anturopoloxy, Zoology, Botany, &e All clatees Gg epee str ssa Fas Tow tb: wae SF IA D. BUCHER. PIANO, WARMONY, no Mive May Duck wilt accept enicage: 10. vocal and. at enter Piste new, ee ToS THE COLUM COLLEGE TORY UMBIAN , COLLEGE PREPARA’ 1335 H st.n.w.. ¢ives thoroush preparation for col Jee, for the aval aud uilitary academies and for business. “A corps of ten instructors, Ave of whom are collece professors. “Number of pupils liuited to 200. Building open’ for inspection aud 2 teacher ‘OF. L, TWITCHELL res indies and gentienen to enter the ci instructrol fe ty destination trou hotels 5. PUGH, ‘service General Mauager." (se7] General Pi private or Fr nd tor prowotion thereafter EUGENE CARUSI, LL. D., h twoor three friends with discount rer inquiries irou 10 tw % o'clock; | Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, Coens Reserv AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Go. who followed, caused a buzz when he alluded | 3 ons *'" (4 Corcoran, street, Contracts, Negotiable Instruents and Corpurs- hte — ‘Schedule tn effect ber ti, 1804. to Ogden’s Gro the place of |“ Session berins September = Cour aw: Prince Geonse’s county. z Peunsylvania For catalogues or turther information address All trains leave and arrive ANDKEW ¥. MONTAGUE, Ph. D. at Palys oncon farents and pubile officials. many a radical gathering, suck Pema, relation to the Irish movement that the city of oston does to American culture. Matthew P. Brady of Chieago was now called tothe platform. He cloquently drow attention to the huge portrait of Emmet above the stage and argued that the delogates, by con- senting to its retention, assented to the prin- ciples which Emmet promulgated and died for. County government or any other temporary amelioration of lreland’s condition was a nothing, if ultimately the Irish race were to be left without a status among the nations. Mr. i WALTER F. ROGERS, LL.M, yey pers Lectarer on Patent Law abd. WON. SAMUEL f. PHILLIPS LATE SOLICTT.H GR EXAL OF THE UMIFRD STATrs), turer on the Law rahtp and Corporation, 8 HON. JOHN GOODE. LL. D. BICYC NOW FS YOUR CHANCE To GET 4 BICYCLE We are selling our stock of the celebrated Humber and Warwick Pectection Bicycles tor Jews than cost to close business. 108 Lat cost 8135 and €140 sor $80. THE WARWICK CYCLE COMPANY, _sel4-Irm de 18 17¢% WE Have iy Brock A number of High Grade, Solid Tyred Wheels at low 7. ne ei M2PhAL beracraext DENTAL DEVARTME: Or th COLUMBIAN USIVERSITY. The seventies annual course of ledical Lectures and the Fifth Dental Course will begin on Phurslay, Gitober 1. at B pan. im the college building, 155 = . N “Introductory Address in Medicine will be de- 3 livered by Prof. D. K. Shute, M. D., aud the Address a istry by. "Dy, ‘The opening exercises will be held in the new Law iu Denustry by William Donnally,’ D. D. 8. The | , The openins exercises will be beld tn ules profession and the publ spe y inv: to Bitend. Te reguiar lectures Ussia Ucioler s at o-3) | strewte northwest, wow nearly corupleted, on Monday, “H OR THE PRI- 2K will bein the “rst week in October & series of instructions in French, German, Spanis and Italian, and will coutinue week by week ‘Address at OFFICE, 50-3 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING WORK EXi cated promptly and Bema supplied with competent stenographers. and ewiiters ‘A.C. STARIN'® BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2w Sand 17 Est_n.v. ‘i. HERMAN WAKEMANN Wi resu:ne instruction on the violin Tor Manama, Warrenton, Sreccsbora, Raieurn, belupury sot cette Nort, Carviina Division , Charlotte abd Carolina Division, and giations Ataute ead Division to Atianta, where connection. Ciich Station for ail principe. posts wouth and south Slesher to Mem ius vis, Birm Find cy Ville wit Pullian Sleeper tor "Oo jumibia, and at with Pullinan Sleeper fer y cn iv t October 5, at 7 o'clock’ p.m., and will consist of short 0 Brady evoked great enthusiasm when, con- Ist of Uctober, oe Be aE Uior Sittnfally | addresses by the several meinuers of ihe Jacuty amd aa tinuing, he eulogized the “Soggarth Aroon.’ studio, 1207 Oth st. m. Medical and Dental De ahnouncenenteof the courses of study, ‘The classes Cail and see them. ‘Open evenings. Irish liberty, he declared, had never been sold, not so much as imperiled, by a priest of the Catholic church, and he ‘implored that, no matter what point the deliberations of the convention might lead to, nothing should emanate which could even be tortured into a suggestion that the Irish hierarchy were not worthy of their utmost confidenct Daniel Corkery of at this junctare secured from the chair a ruling that ions should, under the by-laws of the last con- vention, which were still in force, be referred unread to the committee on revolutions before being passed upon by tho convention, The various committees were instructed to hold their meetings at night and be ready to report today at 10 o'clock sharp, to which time the convention adjourned. ‘he resolutions com- mittee, it was said, would have an all-night's sitting. lueet at U:1d o'clock p-an. instead 0! Go'ciock, aa LEAVITT OF BOSTON, Aofore. MOVED TO 1322 L ST. N.W. MORED, Ug iL a NSTRUCT FOR BUSINESS ON REMINGTO. Typewrters, Used in ail, and exclusively in mos, of the business sebools of Wasuingtoa. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Cor. 8th and F sts. n. CAPITAL DART, PSYCHO, TOURIST, ETO. 2221 F ST. N.W. WHRELERIES AND CYCLING RINK, 921 H ST. N.W. TH WHEEL MFG. CO. © A MERCIFUL MAN 18 MERCIFUL TO HIS BOMBS." Are you kind to your spinal columa, or 40 you plod ‘Along on a modern bone shaker? Tram ot Pullman \Vestibuied Drawing Koom, Dining, ins, Library and Oveervation Mig atts yet ie ae Ruedjate connections ‘with fast trains ter eae ee Grheane aud. Vickavury ia a Pitines Sloting Nhutetn "Now Oran is Mopigomerge apmgrdume, Brgsnged opt us jaw school, wili be open daily ‘Sunday’ fro x Po'ciock a'm. to 10 o'clock p. am. for the use of the students. The eulanged dimen. ‘mons of the new building provide separate halls tor de- datiny societies and clubs for associated study. ‘The library will be larvely iucreased during the cur- Tent year, and will be accessible to stadents daily from 8 o'clock a.m. until 10 o'clock p.m. q Sune th urine iP HE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY. =e rethar describing the «vening lasses im ALG! Bia Quoae tin, ThiGONOMETHY, ANALYTIC EOMETRY and CALCULUS may be obtained by writing to HL. MODGKINS, Prof. of Math. selv-Lin M* . RIETTE MILLS, 1904 Lit. m. Lessons resumed September 10. S0sercaL AND MEDICAL CLINICS, ‘The ical dey ent of Howard U: bald te followin clinics or apadoans Settee AS, wat ‘suing term: end C. B. Purvis. “aurgicdi every Wednesday oa mH ober: jeyuiumn. “Fructis of ineaicine . EB Hood. Obstetrics for vis. Diseuses of thr ecly ty kett. Eye and ear every Drs E. Univer ‘Usit “Ds _me29-tf MeE= MYERS SCiIOOL, 1827 I ST. Boarding and day school for young ladies and little girls reopens October 6, 1801. w20-210 Misses, POLLOCK AND NOERN HAVE HE. ML moved the Kindergarten and School to 14.4 Q . W.,. where they have ater und bette: ucroumo- Number of pupils Hinited. sels-3w" i[ HE BIDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL. BOADING fnd.day school for young ladies sing little ria 1905 47th st. cor, Massachusetts int year be- gins Veuneiay, September 30. For information ad- ress the principal, MISS ANNA ELLIS. ee28-1m. OF, PAUL VOINOT. DixLOME Du LUN ‘versite. de ved his school of ‘he Moo! Court will begin its sessions amd will ait twice in each week (except Ghriatwas holidays) during the entire term: | Hesid the preparation and trial of cases at Jaw and in equity, the members of the har are exercised in gees of conveyance, wills, leases, contracts and other ‘instruments. the patent lace which extem’s throug nearly the whole term, is open to ail tit students without extra chance. esiring to take this course alone inay «do s0 at & reasonable charge. For cata:orues apply at ‘the ‘book stores oc WH. Jad F st. B.w.. and of Lowdermilk & Co., et, n.W., oF by letter to S EUGENE D. CARUSI, se18-17t ‘Treas., °8G La. ave. 2. Sec. and MPDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, e2-6m" GORMULLY & JEFFERY we 00, Pullman Buffet Tureush somane | Tienes tenis beat pace 1. B. GRAVES. Manager. au27 ioe Chariot — Te | : 7 y r TEAINS ON WASHIN: AND OBIO (PEe see COLU AIA BAcRIY BIOLULS vine ASHI ter 7 hd Graham by Prot. ‘weosly by Bong Foreign Topics of Interest. Fp.0} 10 a.m. daily Frenc’: Janguaxe ¥ ‘Pure. LH AND K STS. X. W. ‘Has arrived. Gaily, and Bi le ‘The national liberal federation congress eS = iia Wew York ave, Sea th annual session will be opened Monday, Ww 2. opened yesterday at Newcastle, Eng. Mr. cetes = edi. ae ‘tia beauty and puts all others tosieap, me Gladstone laid the corner stone of a new wing =< (Cali and soot, Te WOMAN'S GYMNASIUM, 1331 N st. n.w., For women end children. Open October 1. Increased facilities. ‘Dr. CLARA BLISS HINDS, 2020-1 Mouicat Directo:. HAVING ACCEPTED THE POSITION jexe of Balpimore iy tine for Washington pu q be oe = two: — ¥ poten Papert who ~ jossous are requested to make Treureariieee convenience tet hours sey he. aliates: oe ANNIE LOUISE POWELL. CIKE POWELL. INSU KUSTOR ‘Woman's College, Balti- October 3. ‘south Danvule arrive in Washington 8.8 a. and 9:45 p.m. (CobuaET COLLEGE oF comiEnce, GzS La.ave., opposite city post office, Cc. K. URNER. A.M.. C.E., Prin. Sixth yoar as business educator in this city. Fir. teen years a ineniber of the taculty of Eaatinan Jo.nt author of the Eastinan System of Training, which Feceived the oniy «old medal awarded for @ducation at the word's fair held in Paris in 1S. = a lish, Accountancy, Civil be aud a writing. Supe and enthusiastic teaching. “Lhorouzh ae courses. Graduates of rare excellence ‘distin- #uished success. Situations when competent. Send Yor catalowue coutaiuing a description of the courses and last year's eurolluent of inore than 300 MA2tex COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ORAT Eye ACTING, a sialp ma t0 aa eT ay Mes SPaMES LE TALLUN Gea. “ALTIMOME AND ONTO Schedule in effect August 30, 189}. Leave Washington trou sation cortar American Medical Colleces the National Association of Dental Facuities, Athree years’ course is required. Both sexes areadmitted. The faculty has been augmented by the addition of fessors and lecturers, and in- have been secured. The i , located in the college Duiiding. under the contro. oi ‘the facuity and open durix the enure year, afford students ‘oppor- funitios for, obtaiBing practical instruction. At the former facilities are afforded for the study of many medical and cases, and at the latter studeuts dentai operations, per- of a Col at Glenalmond, Scotland. during the day and reached Newcastle at 10 o'clock last night. He was greeted with the wildest enthusiasm. He will make bis great speech before the congress today. On Wednesday, during « terrific storm on the Cornwall coast, » schooner, apparently an English coaster, appeared flying signals of dis- tress. The men in charge of the nearest life- Dont vtation refused to go to the assistance of the vessel, saying that it would be uscless, an no lifeboat couid live in suck « sea. This de- cision so enraged the seaside visitors that a voluntoer crew was made up, composed mainly of Jawyers, clerks, an artist and a stock broker, and a life boat launched. The volunteers were ail right on the raging sen, but found no trace of the vessel in distress. They landed safely at St. Ives and are the heroes of the day. ‘The international stenographical congress has opened at Berlin. ‘The emperor, Chan- cellor von Caprivi and Herr Miguel, minister of finance, sent their regrets at their inability to be present, expressing, however, the interest which per took in the congress and in the ob- jects which it had in view. A fatal colliery accident occurred yesterday at the Abergwynfi colliery near Bridgend, Glamorganshire. Eight miners were killed through the fall of a hoisting car, caused by the overwinding of the pit-gear attached to it. ‘The steamship conference opened at Bremen yesterday. Kepresentatives were present from the Northern German Lloyds, the Hamburg- the French line, the Netheriands- American’ line and the Red Starline. 1¢ was decided that the oxamination of emigrants for America ought not be made by consular in- spection, but by subagents controlled by the companies. ‘The Borlin Press says that Gen. Boulanger's death is of no political consequence. He died a moral outeast. The commission of inquiry telative to the bombs found at the Rosenthat railroad bridge shortly before the arrival of the train contain- ing the Emperor Francis Joseph, hus discovered fanaa eerea tame rs nt objec oying t og The sensation caused is ver the peuple sf, Vienna are demonsiration of loyalty to th, turn. A conspiracy bas beer discovered st Barce- loua to surprise the guard of the prison, lib+ erate all the prisoners and then im & re- public. A major, accused of being at the head of the movement, an apot ‘an inn keoper have been oe ‘The Horse Breeders’ Mesting. ‘The meeting of the ‘Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association of Maryland and the District of Co- lumbia was continued yesterday at Pimlico. William Red, « two- trotted « mile in 2.29%, beating bis own record of 2.35. This being done over a half mile track renders the had o walk GEO. & ATWATER & 00., 1424-26 Penn. ave. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NORFOLK, PORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS- PY Noriolk and Washington, D. 0., "s PALACE STEAMERS WASH: avenue, ‘a trom whari toot ‘ot sth st) coumecting | press 11 Soca 0 . mn. joot ‘ot 7th st. connecting | press 11-301. i throuxt trains for the south and west. Ofllces 4361 and 142] Fennayivanie ave. for tickets Via the Now Line 23 wy Cy Kg. ANNIE bert = 1513 Khode Talend ave sb Sep wi, lessons September 23. Residence, 1529 N st. mM SCHMITT'S SCHOOL 3. bee. sel2-1m* E ‘VERETT 8. COELINE. {80-0 Violinist Arareee: KS. T. Digk (formerly Mrs, Will resume her ber STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS in all branches ‘edueation. vanced college; "teaches the true ixteen text boos and. oat ad Shaftesbury method: publishes: 7 furnishes uethod of instruction to nearly aj) West Point, Annapolis: and colleges in America. Colleze opens OCTOBER 1, done. 5. » Ivy Institute, iu tullday or evening sessions, ax preerred. Setabilsieg 1876, aw. cor, Saban? K'ste awe ag A” | estanstshed catalowue tree. A FRENCH LADY, WITH BEST REFERENCES, NoBwoop ixeriroTE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ieasou at pupily’ rentlonces, “Ailaresa or Gal a5 S608 st., between 4 and 6 p.m set-lm* A Select and Limited Boarding ond Day School for © LESSONS BY MISS CLARA HARRISON. ‘Young Ladies and Litele Giris. apn of De, iilams Sason ew York, 20100 8, a Tenth smsin, besine WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | Filiayeat 1150s mw. *°™ “acladan ‘Address the principals, Mz. aid Mrs, fe Rea 4 JOHN’ VERMONT — bre Si JOHN'S, COLLEGE, . VERMONT AVE. uoTapby. comjerve, uithenaticy " Has primary 3y20-3m_1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. _| Eniigrammer’ classes. Eeopens hot September PURINES SCHOOL OF THE ¥. MC. A aaoo | % ve ove. 2. ST. IA'S ACADEMY. FOR ee S7naNatidrens GOL base Capital cee weal seopes tresnnited toe ints fu snume: punt Pegnes” faphy and typewritins 2 R. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN and boys will open. Bo tantee Hi 101. Best ta- oe a 2: Tass Corcoran at he i at 82 Manthey pore, ba Sit ye tt FLAKE, Faregio0. 2 HUkebaiy a tuRbat p.m Lighted with ciectrici 82. BU. cal TUES! eis — ARKOWSMITH, FHOM 71 ‘apd Wednesday ata pine et. Coltun'e, Nomis Crook, Smith's Tnndines. Arrive st Washingt Wodee- iorulpes. cae ears | diam ee oer = ‘isieavana’ 10:00) C. W. RIDLEY, Gen" Manager. | Gaily ar), 8:90 ULB0 pe 0" 4:05, Sus 10-0 = hs 4:05, 10:00end 11.55 em Son STEAMER **W, =LD Leaves That wart oe MONDAYS Ey HR Paty occ on For Nomini Va., and Bay. Md, ao “"Pemeuger eccomuudatiuns Drst-class.” ©. W. RIDLEY, sam ‘Manager. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TS paar LINE yt nag LEADING Piay ies Renae Q*70 7. giMOx PUPIL OF PATTON OF BS. ¥, and INKE i OM tt areca Anthor of The Study of V. ofthe cr YOUNG LADIES mructors fa‘all branches, “Only abso for nueinberstip ts rood 3 ‘Slice for bank applications aud further sein ‘ADAME A. PELE (KOM FARIN M = ee a gt. nw. French classes and private lessons. sucoeasttl teachin, Best bear 18s TACIE a. DANIEL, vanes ea = Piano instruction. _ ws ber 1. SOSTBARP. —The Benn coe of Bhort- g Rew nent ave seanibth ees naan bald the est aystem of short- uy oF advanced work, gadsrenina. stiention to suck, notin ot iene our Duplls are now writing 150 t 175 words *Shortgand and tine exclusively. ee23-1n Wy 00n’s CommeRciaL Wes 7 N. ool am r ‘M™- VERNON seurxanx, BOARDING AND Da! FOR YOUNG 1200 and 1104 M st, and 1128 11th et, ‘Seventeenth year berins TUESDAY, October6. Thorough instruction tn all depertments in sccord- ‘ance with best modern methods. Eepecial sdvantaces in English Literature, History, ‘Modern Languayes and Music Every appliance’ for health aid comfort of pupils, including ample exercise grounds, steam best, pas- wenger elevator and perfect sanitation. <OLUNBIA CONSERVATORY USIC, vis _K io THIRD TEAR Aro k ‘THI OF Miss 4H. ‘Ss | Feats tensel vibe tna re loa September 24, trom 10 to 12 a. mw. an Se eae ‘ALLET & DAVIS 00.8 Lj A ew styee: special ‘now here STUDENTS te creeper eye oat He] tt ip ry moved. M pa, Seabed —— =...