Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1891, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. Tux Evestxo Stam. Onward in its extending nfluence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business. The increase is a steady, healthfal one. A NEW CHURCH MOVEMENT. of the People’s Church at the Academy of Music Yesterday. ‘Meetin; A LANCE ATTENDANCE AND SOXE GOOD xUSIC— REV. MK. KENT'S ADDRESS SETTING FORTH THE PRINCIPLES OF THE NEW ORGANIZATION AND ‘THE REASONS FOR ITB EXISTENCE. A congregation that in point of numbers and quality would have done credit to almost any church gathered at the Academy of Music yes- terday morning at 11 to participate in the start- ing of a new church. which it was stated would be known as the People’s charch and would be as free from sectarianism as such an institution could possibly be. It is in itself a protest against the existing order of things and is eup- posed to have room within it for all who desire ‘8 better social system and # moral upbuilding of the people regardless of creed. A half bun- dred or more adherents of the new movement, under the leadership of Rev. Alexander Kent, formerly pastor of the Universalist Church, have been bolding preliminary meetings for | several weeks past, and as it was seen that No hands are hurt when you wash with Pearline; no harm happens to the finest fabric. The hands that are delicate have much less work ; the things that are tender have much less wear. It takes away the dirt, and brings ease in doing it. Pear? ze for washing leaves nothing to wish for; /earline in wash- 7 + , enough interest was bei taken to insure a ing leave nothing to be don yenscndible eases a publie meeting was called Beware of iipitatione 9 TAMES PYLE, for yesterday morning. ‘The congregation that | gathered was even larger than had been hoped for and was sufficient to fill the lower floor of the theater. In the seats were placed slips on which were printed three hymus by Lougfel- low, Whittier and Inaac Watts. In addition | there were cards to be filled out promising ad- cand a weekly contribution to the new h. we were apparently signed very | freety ard placed in the contribution baskets ‘that were passed around by the ushers after the sermo: On the stage was a reading desk banked in with potted plants and bebind it were seated Mev. Mr. Kent. Dr. W. Kimball, formerly pas- tor of the Unitarien Church, and Prof. Strat- ton, who led the singing. An orchestra of twelve young people under the leadership of Prof, H.C. Bernaya rendered some delightful inusic that was considerably above that usually heard on Sanday. ‘They gave the adagios from Hayden's quartet, Nos. 1 and 2, with excellent effect. POOR FOOLISH ‘REV. MR. KENT'S ADDRESS. The address or sermon of the new pastor was Perhaps the most interesting feature of the services, inasmuch asin it he laid down the prin- ciples that are to guide the newly formed et of worshippers. He began without a text and with the simple remark that it was bis pur- pose to discuss the People’s church and its reasons for being. Some people taking ex- ception to the word church might ask why they had not called it a society, association or club. None of these, he said, conveyed a proper idea of the scope or purpose of the movement and those who object to the word church might find reasons for objecting to the other words used to qualify it and church was used in preference because of its connection with all that is best and most permanent in religion. No denomination has been able to monopolize it. It is true that the great currents | of religious feeling have taken up a vast amount of foreign material that has become con- founded with the church and for which some people would hold it responsible. But it is no more a part of the church than the mudand drift of the real Potomac are a part of the ideal river. We should not discard the word church because of the errors aud wrongs committed in her name. ‘The Christ movement was in the beginning a } Movement to reform and transform the life of | all mankind, and the movement that He inau- | gurated was not in the interest of any class or nation, but for all mankind. The name taken for the organization was the most general one known to the people of that time, the ecclesia or gathering of the whole people. WHY ITS PRESENT NAME. Mr. Kent sid this was called the People’s church because it started in the interest of the people and is intended tobe a medium through which the people might in areverent way voice their ideas of justice aud thoughts of right. ‘The utilities are not contined to the animal, but minister to the good of man as well. Ail things are ours, but ours to_be used in building up a noble manhood. . ‘The unmanly man makes them the instrament of his own degradation, aad the special fonction of the church may be | clearly seen at this point. Hitherto it has laid too little stress upon the virtues of maniiness and womanliness and toomuch upon particular dogmas. ‘The character of the churchman has lacked even more than that of the worldling those genial and generous traits that form a bond of union beyond man and man. The most important things are those that have been neglected, and it is the purpose of the People’s church to call attention to these, the most im- portant features of the Christian character. Christianity is not concerned with saving a few out of the many. ‘The individual may not work out his own destiny regardless of the fate of the rest. Individuality is the best develop- ment of the one member to fit him for the best good of the whole body. ‘The poor formed the greater part of the followers of Christ, but since then the church has alienated the poor. The rich have taken possession and it has be- come identificd with praying and fasting and not with manhood and Lrotheriood. ‘This is oue reason for the existence of the People's ebureh. MORE MANHOOD WANTED IX BUSINESS. “Tobe moreexplicit,” hesaid,‘*we want more manhood in our business life. Manliness in our business relations is the chief requirement of Christian ethics. One might say that the most important are love for God and love for man. True and all important are these, but these truths have been #0 followed that neither the one or the other has-been much benefited thereby. We must have a more sturdy inde- pendence on the part of the individual. A | mun should earn his own living, and not simply get it. This makes the chief distinction be- tween the public benefactor and the thief. The state has recognized this by suppressing c tain forms of lotteries, b he business of ulating in the necessaries of life is just as bad. ‘The speaker would not reflect upon the wen engaged in the business. ‘They are as hover- ablo as many mez cute a legal busi news by illegitimatetmcans. The recent failure of a New York stock broker who was attempt ing to make a corner in one of the cereals called forth many expressions of «ympathy for the man, and yet if he had sneceeded in his ef- forts it would have brought the greatest euf- fering npon the masses. When we have manli- ness in Dusiness relations we will have none of this and men will not be willing to live upon the earnings of others. Manliness would never patronize nor kecp a saloon or gawbling house. MANLINESS IN POLITICS “We want manliness in polities. If our gav- ernment is no longer for the people it is be- cause it is no longer of and by the people. We want manliness im religion,-using that word in the narrow sense. This means that we want cor rmutED TAKE A WOMAN'S ADVICE AND USE WoltfsA ( MEBiacking Aonenifcent Deep Black Potiah. laste. Siec'Sovca weeks and sa Worn meat ee eee 25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for 25 Cents. HOW? By painting 25 souare feet of Old SON with PNCRSN ‘WOLFF & RA se i BEECHAM'S PILLS § cure SICK HEADACHE. 25 Cents a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Fenssroze, Careers, Ke. It's not necessary to quote prices, we've cut them: low enoucis, and our figures on each ar- ticle will tell the tale. Quality, we have rum UP, and you'll get Letter velue for less money than ever before. Small profits on high-class woods bring purchasers, and that's what we want. FARLOE AND BED ROOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN ALL STYLES AND NEWEST DESIGNS. Ours is aone-prive house—and alow price at that—but we make terms to suit every pur chaser. We have always done it, and as lonz as ‘we fnd it a convenience to our patrons we shall continue to dove. Give us scail, RUDDEN'S NEW FURNITURE STORE, ois 7TH ST. ¥. W., Between Eand F sta aul2-tr New Howe Is ready for your inspection. ITS FIVE FLOORS Are completely stocked with everything that fs new wed Gesurable io Bosoehcid Furusuings, and 19 well | Worth visit. who pr OUR FIRST FLOOR ected stock of Bod Room, Din- Is devoted entirely to Carp ns the latest tnd most desirabie fail aud winter coloriagn All wrades. OUR THIRD FLOUR Contains a stock of Parlor Purntznre which for variety of denen and uniform excelience of matunal is not uapossed by any Louse in the country. SOME STARTLING PRICES: Penh of Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash, @28; yor zB te 7, | freedom in thought and in investigation. ‘The cate a Ret Reem Selim, Bpleres. CoB. 627: 1 srstade taken by the churchel driver forth “Poplar 12 Bul c = the brightest minds and ablest men. ‘he ex- git Bot Bova Suites, 3 places. Cash. $U4:credit, | | erionce of Dr. Briggs and Dr. Macqueary shows that wien meu like these cannot remain in harmony with theircrestis they should leave, and if they do not find one ready made they should start one for themselves. Let us then,” Mr. Kent concluded, “‘start our own little cur- reut, even ut the risk of taking up some foreign mutter in the stream. We will do well if we not become completely wedded to error, as 40 many others have done. eo Opposing One-Man Rule. M.V.Gannon of Omaha Friday night at Chicago succeeded John Fitzgerald as president of the Irish Natioual League of America. The con- vention, notwithstanding a spirited struggle, adopted au attitude of absolute independence for the orgamzation trom any of the factions in Ireland or their auxiliary bodies. Secretary John P. Sutton was re-elected by acclamation 1 Dr. Gallagher of New York unanimously DIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash, $4.55; crebt, $4 0. kught-foot Uak Zxtension Table. Cash, $5.50: erent, $0. edt bourd Wai Mattress. Cash, $7.50: credit, Woven Wire Springs Cash, 89.25; credit, $2.50. Brussels Carpet, per yard. Cash, We. :eredit, Oe. Ingrain Carpets, por yard. Cash, ie. jcredit, 40c. Carpets sewed aud laid tree of cost. Ne charge tor waste 13 matcluna. TERMS. Easy week!y or monthly payments, No notes and 6 per cent discount allowed for settle- memse oa thurty days. » GROGAN'S CREDIT House, seltr 819, Stl and S23 7thet. ww. | chosen treasurer. _———_—ee —_____ Grarerct_Coxrortixa. Bleeding to Death From the Nose. A man named Gantze of Sonowa, Cal. has been slowly bleeding to death from the nose since 10 o'clock last Monday. Several doctors have been in constant attendance, but medical aiciil is unabie to stop the bleeding. ———re- The Cases of Two Bishops. The German Evangelical conference opened in Indianapolis Friday morning with « EPPS*S COCOA BREAKFAST. “By a thoroush knowledge of the natural laws which overs the vperat.ons of duration and uatrition, and Gyo Ctretu! tppiication vi the Bue provertien of weil Selected Cocea. MF. Epps, has proved OUF breaktast ih = delicateny vores beterace wich wey pave Gs wany bea! is vy the ous use ws st.) artieie Of dist that s constitution Day ve graiualy bait Up unt. strouy eLoUxn to Pe Bailes larcliostiy “fot! tp meas toattark wines | carefully prepared statement by Bishop Sn ee ees coarse uauys | Eaher of the many troubles into which sae solver well toruied — Soe the church has been thrown and an appeal Made sip. with boiling a invaled fw Balt-p una tine by grocers ‘had JAMES AF¥® & CO.,Mosumopsthie Chentste, | them being that of slander in alluding to min- olen int London, Eaglant. The case of Bishop Dubs was thon called \arisric FINE POR RTRAITs PERSONAL AT A committee was named to take the facts Leation eiven te ap pans tiisto, (or | consideration and report ‘This iy believed to Res ccsh ReoRS oltue Be HW safes | be2 sep tm the aiteotiog of opening the Dube €F“Onward 4nd upward” is the motto of Nght Persons FATAL TUG BOAT EXPLOSION. Killed and Many Injured in Chicago. Eight persons were almost instantly killed anda dozen others injured yesterday aftornoon by the explosion of the tug Charles Parker in the south branch of the river near the Archer Avenue bridge, Chiengo. TUE KILLED. - ‘The dead arc: Mrs. Mary Rice, aged twenty- three, of 9013 Archer avenue, head crushed by falling debris; Burbara Rice, eighteen months old, daughter of Mrs. Rice, head crushed¢ Samuel Sawyer, aged. twenty-one, switehman for the Dlinois Steel Company; Bartholomew Curtin, aged ten years, of 3239 Paulina street, struek'on the head by an iron bolt; Jones B. Carter, captain of the tug, married, body not et recovered; John ©. Moore of Highland Pam, engineer’ of the tug, het not yet re- covered; Samuel Armstrong of Manistee, cook of the tug, body not recovered; unknown man, killed by piece of the furnace door, about thirty years of age. ‘THE ISJURED. The injured are Joseph Cullen, 390 Maxwell street, fireman of the Parker, terribly sealded, will die; Henry Pell, linesmaa of the Parker, badly sealded; Frank Wagner, 13 South Green street, arm Broken: Joseph 'Bomornzer, 809 Sonth Ashland avenue, skull fractured, nay die; George Juell, captain of tug Yan Schanck, Jeg and back bruised; Louis DeMass, linceman of the Van Schaack, back injured; James Cnn- ningham, cook of the Van Schaack, head cut; A. Mauusas, fruit dealer, hip injured: Edward Maher, both kneecaps injared; Richard Powers, ten years old, hurt about the legs; John Nor- tou, twelve years old, slightly hurt. THE EXPLOSION. Three of the dead belonged to the crow of the boat, while the others were bystanders who were killed by flying debris. The Parker, to- gether with the tugs Van Schack, Perry and Shields, had been working all day endewvoring to free the > propeller H. 8. Pickands, which had grounded in the eouth draw of the bridge. ‘They had puffed and puiled away almost inces- sandy tii shortly before 5 o'clock, when, ‘with comparatively little noise, the boiler of the Parker ex; ploded. Columus of water were thrown into the air, falling upon the other tugs, drenching and blinding the crews. A momen’ later the debris showered upon the ground on either side of the ri Pieces of broken iron and wood fell upon the docks and the streets. At the time Archer avenue, near the scene of the accident, was crowded. @ noise of the explosion and the falling wreck caused a terrible panic. When the spectators partially recovered their senses it wus discovered that eight persons were dead, while many more were injured, some of them probably fatally. A SAD ACEXE. When the fecling of fright caused by the catastrophe bad passed away the spectators crowded around the spot where lay the body of Mrs. Lice, her little daughter and the unknown man. Mrs, Rice lay on her side, hor face crushed and bruised, while blood poured from her mouth, nose and ears. By her side lay her little daughter. The fate of the two was peculiarly sud. Before the explosion Mrs. Rice had been standing on the south side o! Archer avenue holding the babe in her arms, and iu endeavoring toescape when the crash came her skull was crushed by a piece of iron. At the same moment her little daughter was struck on the head bya piece of the furnace door. On the other shore Bartholomew Curtin and Richard Powers, boys aged ten aud twelve, were standing watching the tuga. Curtin was struck on the head by «n_ iron bolt and fell to the ground. His skull had been cut open and the brains were oozing out when he was picked u Young Powers was also struck by the fly- ing missiles and injured. As the wir cleared after the explosior. the Parker was seen rolling slowly and settli stern foremost, inte the water. A moment later Joseph Cullen and Henry Bell were seen struggling in the water. Life lines were thrown to them, and they were heiped on board oue of the other tugs. Cullen's flesh was almost par- boiled, and in clinging to the life ropes the skin was torn from his hands. THE Cavs! ‘The explosion was a peculiar one. The fe- talities on shére in each case occurred some distayce from the wrecked tug and in places where the victims would seem to be in almost perfect safety. ‘The almost unanimous opinion of the vessel- men was that the explosion was. caused by the tilthy water in the river. It in so fuil of grease and dirt and offal of every sort tat wheu it gets into a boiler it foanis up just like soap suds, which makes it very dangerous. OPPOSING THE SILVER LAW. ‘The New York Chamber of Gommerce Wants At Repealed. In the New York chamber of commerce on Thursday Mr. J. Edward Simmons offered the following resolution, which was adopted: “Resolved, That in the opinion of the chamber of commerce of the state of New York the ex- isting law compelling the purchase by the gov ernment of 4,500,000 ounces of silver per month is against the public welfare and should be repealed.” —o Mrs. Frank Leslie Married. ‘Mrs. Frank Leslie was married yesterday in New York by the Rev. C. F. Deems to William C. Kingsbury Wilde, M.A., of London, eldest ron of the late Sir William Wilde, M.D., of Dublin. soo Four Firemen Under a Falling Wall, Fire consumed the canning works of the Van Camp Vacking Company in Indianapolis yes- terday. The total loss is $200,000, on which there is 2149500 insurance. Four firemen were caught by a falling wall and badly bruised, but not fatally burt. Pipeman Martin Haley as overcome by the heat and will probably ie. ‘The fifth annual Sioux City corn palace was opened on Thursday with impressive coremio- nies. Owing to a severe rain storm the street parade and elaborate out-of-door exercises planned for the occasion were postponed. The corn palace has been built and adorned ona seale far surpassing all previous designs, or Panic ip a Burning Orphan Asylum. ‘The main building of the St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum, near Cincinnati, burned Thursday. When the flames were discovered the school was in sewion, 192 children being distributed throughout the build- ing. When the alarm was given a panic | ensued, the frightened cries of the nurses and children adding to the terror of the eceasion. The children were removed from the burning building in safety, however, owing to the fuithfal work of the nurses and sisters. ‘The building is a total lous, but is fully insured for €30,000. ‘Three men were injured, though not fatally, by failing timber, Fighting for Honest City Government. Several thousand citizens of San Francisco attended a mass meeting Friday night’ and passed the following resolution in regard toa recent decision by Judge Murphy of the su- its present grand jury is an illegal body: “We denounce the conduct of Judge D. J. Murphy as contrary to law and a betrayal of the people, and we proclaim to the world that by his decision he hasarrayed him- self on the side of the corrupt clement in the community in the battle for honest govern- ment which has now only begun aud will never cease until our whole body politic is purged of the evils that affect it. ——see. Decision as to Tennessee Convict Leasing. Judge Sneed of Knoxville las rendered o decision which, if affirmed by the supreme court, now in session, will cause all conticts in cast ‘Tennessee to be removed to the state penitentiary. Se Mr. Larbig Sues Her Husband's Slayer. Mrs. Kate A. Larbig, widow of 'f. Larbig, has brought suit for $5,000 against Drwin J. Mer- serole, who now awaits trial for ‘the murder of Larbig in the flat in Brooklyn occupied by Mra. “Dovie” Comstock. Her la nd says she can recover damages the sumo as road Fond company's action caused her husband's Escaped From the St. Louis Jail. Ten notorious criminals waked out of St. Lonis jail on Friday. The delivery, it is be- lieved, was engineered by John Sheu, who was nwuitiag tril for the murder of Polite’ Officer Doran in 1881. One or more of the jail guards are supposed to have been bribed. ie writes: “I have tried _____ EDUCATIONAL. 4 EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. a Se eee 5. io Get. awe SM BENRY xaNDEg, Tos Tar Ds aT Fiano and Theory of Muse. “sin Oflice houre-11-1 ae ‘clock. Mati, et Peek TESONS Vo ‘Ock. 5. Lode Island es ave nw. Was Toba Vanes ‘CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 6, For particniars HP WoopARD, ocd-Im ‘Secretary. G Gaeate BCHOOT. OF LANGUAGES — A ‘ ich promnnciation a the CELEBIA TED SRE LARD suse: HOD, ‘upon the saine prin rrevcls and Delearters a3 - tem of expression fect accent geqnited in the course ‘of 10 ei Terwis, 90, including Wik, All tay leatons on the Aatiy practice on phon finder at the Coluatis Phonoxtph Cor Gere st., and at the auth + 1017 Conn. ave. ocl-bm Ste. Mantyxo Marva queen Pn aay For ies orig oe hed, Lapis toro yared, srandpete, eoh-erts and vratorion’ MiO'it te Bee wl U. ® = buxman, SCULPTOK. Classes in modaiine and dr: 7 open. oc 2-H Theor 108. Corcoran basilin MU ADCS DANCING Class WHE. OFEX FERSDAN, October ty 180 ai Carroll institute, Gz F st. u.w., from 2 to 5 ovcidek Bp. and children.’ Waltzing a specialty. G st. new. RO¥. AKLNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE OF paix Coliee of “Music. Ihistructions in pi vicecylture and theory of wits. Pupils resideates. Address 1110 10th st. n.W. oc2- TS, MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND sOHUGi M THE ELIZALETH SB ABODE Bene GARTEN "NOLMAL TRAINING, SCHOOL, WIS Shnieriand piace, smith of Dapont Circle ass ool and Kindervarten — Nena Uae TaRates soveutountls sevsion” October yore yagerng! Ais POrcocmy ‘National EISDere ANTE, 1017 10th st. Pip", 3, FEASCIS GENMUIDERR, TeacuER iano, organ, vocal music and thorough bass; capes tally ationtiveto besinucrs as well a8 to cavanced pupiis, tilt M® Pace wienscu, Now at S17 12th at. VIOLONCELLO, PIANO’ nS Oflice houte 11 10 RS. ZELIA D. BUCHER, Voice; alvo M PIANO, HARMO: iiss May D. Buck will accept. Saas Te eee, ae vein and oe oe thinments. 23th st. n. JARITOL HILL KINDERGARTE 3D ST. cor Puy, alter Sept. pal, SELTA PUD DE ee HAND AND SSat TING WORK EXE- Proinptly and neatly at the lowest rates firms supplied with competent stenographers and typewriters. ‘A.C. STARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, bana 17 E R. HERMAN RAKEMANN Will restime instruction on the violin ‘Lhe ist of October 9¢30-1m = Studio, a 188 AMY AVITT OF BOSTON, M KEMOVED 10 Ae EOE ew. PIANO.AND HARMONY. MES SERS scHoor, 4 1827 1 ST. Boarding and day schoo! for young ladies and little iris reopens October 6, 1801 2m ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERE HAV! iboved their Kindersarten. aud Beboot to 1434 @ ter accommo sels-1m" dations [HE BEDONACD-ELLIN SCHOOL. BOARDING andday school for young ladies and ittle girs, 13305 17th st, cor. Massachusetts ave. | Ninth Fear be- ins Weanesiay, September 30. Fur information ad- Sress the principal. M88 ANNA ELLIS, --sezo-m. PAUL VOINOE. DILOME, De LUNI: be ‘schiool lansruase to 1 Pure Parisian cceut;Tapid Drogress assured. “Clatios now formins. ‘HE WOMAN'S GYMN bY st. n. w., Where they Lave lancer and bet Couch und attendance. 1331 14th st. n.w., For women and children. Open Octeber 1. Increased factilties. Dr. CLARA BLISS HINDS, se26-1m Medical Director. R. PARSONS, Fiano, M2 waneier, ‘Teacher ot _THE EVENING 5 STAR: WASHINGTON” ‘D.C, MONDay. OCfOBER 5.18 1891. | EDUCATIONAL. ___ EN WASHINGTON. —SES ces Geneon ST and Private Tuternationsl THE HON. JOHN M” HARLAN, Lt. D. (AmociaTs JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COUT Ow THR _ EDUCATIONAL. __ RAILROADS. fap ae an vents Pemenger ‘PRE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL JAMES C. THE SIRRYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Coilemate and Post-craduate Course Reopens for its thirty-thfrd year BREE Chaney, Charierteenitie, bun Oe ya, Profsesor of the comvetation Su rarinerudence of the ‘Term opens Septeaber 10. 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Poms eee Blecher Washington to, New Orieaus vis Bi Lecturer om Legal, pineceaby and the Use of « ragtico U.S, Court of Olsiiim)y — Re"extra tate chumyed between Auianta and New Gee WILLIAM Fo Ma a See SS at tek tate Cailandseethem. Open evenings. iene % NPS Bie > by. Soutbe neh MARTIN Y S, Lt CAPITAL DART, PSYCHO, TOURIST, ETO, — | p.awiit Grerstions, Maraah, baissbury ee canes of the Faculty amt Lo turse ou Constitutional 22k FST. NW. 3 NCE Care oe oeimions Charlotte andr war and international’ [acy Ade iraity and Comparative Jurieprudens HON. JEREMIAG M. WILSON, LL D. rer oa the Law of Heal Reta ‘and the Law of lence. pevatt. AM. LLB, and stations WHEELERIES AND CYCLING RINK, 21 HOST. NW. ___ SMITH WHEEL MPO. Co. ONER OF PATENTS), Profemor of she Law o: Patenrs, THE HON. ANDREW C. BEADLEY ford (moore SU<1ici be TNE SUPINE COUNE OF 13 ANDREW B. -. Buffet Sjeaver, New Washington 3 Dueraicy GF COLUMM rer eu Eguity Jureycudeaey ani tcita | 4 MERCIFUL MAN stiteis Lyeekbure, Wenvine, ‘Satsborre Lecturer on Criminal Law and ca Crlininal Pleadiiug JOnEVH PAs GION, LL.D... Te North Carolina Divison, and Wash. rand Practice, Lecter on tie Law of Property, 18 MERUIPUL To HTS BONES." top to Charietie wirnrast G amines LL. M. es mare +a Woiims eres, s \ WASHINGTON a om Hk W ABMIN TON BAR), : ‘ f a action Judge of Moot Cour" ran | COE Gh Hie Lave uf Parinersiin, Corporations, age ton © opening exetcines take place 1 Law Lechare: actice and instar vs ee J of the Uutversity. southeast corner 1th ana ate. a KOSS DERRY, eee yee sient aeiany ot Sonen apes setcept Nunday woe PHU Day OCTOBER Tat Golclock pein ‘agon Law seading Criintnal Law and | along on a modern vope shaker? Sueh train the south via Charlotte and idresees will Le made by the professors fc uentie He fon ef their lecture courses, with te smmotncs- REY. Keb HOLAIND. 8. J., “ut of new lectures i t scholastic your. ‘Lecturer on Natural Law. he echool Las a (Wo Years’ aud a three years’ coarse, leading respective y to the degree of Bacheloz of Laws 1 of Master of Laws. he lectures arp ai] delivered after 6 Jude COX will continue b Jnuicr year, and this cou be anu HAKLAN, Justice BHI @ORMULLY & JEPFERY wFG co, 1985 14th st now. joe Oy AMES | wey | TAVLGK, Gen Pas Agent. x. h oraves. v. or pet pa —— EAKE & Ollt0 “RAILWaY, Judve BRADLEY. The iectures of Justice HAKLAN, ‘abe dows URE MBIA OASEAT BLAS fe EDULE 1s two course week, will run iroush the who.e year, x EVEPCT SEPTEMRI Py ahi imstruction sh the Seheol ‘ot Eractice Wil bo | sa scultytete he, ie Baw arrived. anit p eave daily from Union station (B&P.), Ob more specia.ized, Lease tious made to ¢ faculty take pleseure in apnounciag. that ana hare to sleep. Rasvask ch acuity. gcw snl conmodtous Law Dutiding, Nes. 500 am Ttise beauty and puis ail to : 1a ue the arandest scenery in America, wth the felts dw Library ts open day study or reference | ‘innow Tapic'y ‘svproschine compotion: | CalLend woot Ach seat aT oct ompiote ROinu Teate Service ou) o'clock a ‘cluch P28. : “vat exci ve fo pure » Weshineson Jeen! debate aud {cr aasociated stay’ Feces pence ot thio Law “Belial ahi a veered, to don oS car a en aces uaiamat Fast Lane,” wrth @ining act ities ferry res orouwhly adayt Turposes for 7 ean tou a i ‘The Keyistrar i dally in attendance in the Law Li- | whice ehected™ alarmed socomtrolaticns ar Tor GEO. & ATWATER & €0., " Rite at Cimctnats hoeen. brary te enroll students and answer Inquiries Faded in the way sof iestuse rooms ‘and ‘brary ahd | _ 9 2 cue tm she Cuion depot for Indianapous, i. ont heecepre course of Mr, Comm‘ae-oner SIMONDS | reading rooms," The brary now comprist tent Law isopen to all students, but may bo Elim and leading American faken alone st a special tuition feo, books, upon most lewal subj tas attd the lates ‘with the eummodious Pm. the famous "°F. FV. Vestibule Limited” jyscutliaued traip with dining Oar SOF Cancun, For cata, Spviy at the Look stores of W. H. | reading sects attached. will be ope trom Ba. un. to 10 i | Ouic. Texingion and Lousviuie, Ry” arriving at Can : ‘ie: Uulvernity Library cor by etter ool MMAs® caceIMed, to students andaiuinut | 7 ADAME KICAKD-DUMAINE OF Panis, tw ig x Union deyuts tor ali poumee to JAMES C. WELLING, Prev’ ‘The “mtroductory teture will be deiverwd and an. | NA 21st nw. Artix reyairing and mending of nouncements made for the ens! term in the new buiidins o1 ent Wednesday, Octotar 7, at 6 30 p.m. Pres- tuve students, alumni of the school and i se nyt cond alfynvied fo bm fren ‘rhe secretary cam bo seen at the, 01d Law "Dulldsus corner Oth aud. F'sts, B-w-, cu Siundaynand Tour Giyefein 70 to 80 pain for tutermation, enrol THE COLUME! ‘The exercises of thie institution, the CULLEGIA’ DEVAL THES? of the COLUMBLAN UNIVE, will be resumed im the Le ture Hall of the Un:versity on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER “1, at @ o'clock a. mi, | when new students, not graduates of Preparatory | S COLLEGE. stuffs of any kind; ciubroilery. Hizbest reierences. | | | Soeg-tme | 1 F 2 F-ratng and Richmond nd Norfolk OMEN al ISTE, sr g Beheols will prox nt dhenwselves for aduaiasion. | The | ment, dc. “Cireularssiving course of ‘study. teria, BELL MARTIN. | FpuL GREAT Colla ie open to svudents of oth sexes, Aplications | dc Can be obtained at ‘book stores of W~ H. Morrison. : 1 VENNSYLVANTA ROUTE Agr eptaleaues should bo guiiressed to i LAF at. aw. and Lowderuik & Go. 14 F st FALL OPENING To? *kiM, WEST AND SOUTHWES fr. HODGRINS,A. B., who way be found daily | we, and ut W.'S! Thompoon store, 70s 15th Or DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY, in the University Livraiy. 3 n'w:. oF on gppilcation personally or Uy letter to FINE MILLINERY AND NOVELTIES SIREL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, ‘indireigned. 5. ATS afte CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC! SCHOOL, THE COLUM- flect July 1M, TOL LUCAS & MARTIN 4011 G ST. NW OCTOBER 1, 2 AND 3. seld-Im end treasurer. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW BCHOOL. WASH BIAN UNIVERSITY. hoo] wii! open at 6 o'clock p. m,, OCTOBER he followin courses of instraction, viz: All INGTON Fost staTroN BATs. As FOLLOWS Mo carte, ware Tamited Raprese ’ _ Bo a sel8-1m_ imam Vestibule ers at 10.50 =m. dm mee of Ensliah, Mathoysties CoN Pocinoer- FACULTY 0) OF Law. ME. D- TAULELLE, ry ph Latin. French, Geran, "Mecbunical “aud Obes HON. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, LI. D. wee co Cate OF 815 Lith t.. removed to 1217 6 mw. an Say ty Unnches of ardwitur with ieture coven tu Astron: | (LATE ausoctaze goszicy OF tue surtzatx couRE ov | _ Lace Curtaium tiraied ai duoc ap staal te wow at ie aS a sonable peices: Uudest stand mn they omy, Anthropclovy, Zoology, Botany, &. moret in the evening” and ate ‘open to both sexes. For Dingicr Or eyLtua. HCE, OF OpLUMBIA), Sse ting aa cle SFoftpjmaton avoly 10 the ean, roi. , Ft HON. WILLIAM B WEBB, LU. D., venom to Harriny PRYOR Eas Lecturer on, ths Sariauctien of tue Fieri’ Court Se bat, and Dinas Car Harrisbupe to fe, Louse a : ALL AND W a. and cincinns press at? TEE COLUMBIAN, COCiROE PREPARATORY | Lactoreron the Lav of Bulmants ad Bomestio F SSI Syn Bicone Cars Washinaten te Shbae 1536 H st,n.w.. given thurowh preparation for col- HON. H. 0. CLAUGHTON, LL. D MME. T. B. Hanns Pay ule conneetituc daily at Marciebury with eve, for the naval and illitery acadeuues ‘and for | Professor of Pleading, Evidence. “Equity Jarispra- 1329 F STREET, tee aoupy be Rt ‘a Ful business. “A corps of ten instructors, five of whom | dence. Constitutional and Commercial Law iw fs fare. Pacthe Express, 10-00 p20 for an coljece Profemors. ’ Sumber of pupils uted to cee LATEST IMPORTATIONS IN ot Weak, with throueh slesnet se haes Miiding ‘open’ for ineyection und stead . 3 : Std Prtteburg to Chie to answer inquis ‘clock ; | Professor of the Law of ‘Real and Personal Property, LONDON AND PARIS ORE 4 Weatwmincwmo ‘Contracts, Negotiable Instruments aud Corpors- ey! EL Ac RAILROAD, pees peaeee eoen ven pe att tions, WALTER F. ERS, uM x. HATS AND BONNETS. ¥ Soils. escent Sunday. & Or catalowuen ormation address Rog naeay at por Erie, Cangndais —s “RNDREW P. MUNTAGCE. Pe by, * Lecturer on Paten THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 'or Eerie, Cana ear Roe t Law Principal. HOS. AMCEL F PHILLIES © Pau, with Si OCTOBER 1 AND 2 se28-3m_ (TE SOLACIECH GRNERAL OF TUR UNLIED STATYS), ae sport, Leocksconse and MEP Oar DeranTaENT ma tbs Lay of Parigersinp apd Corporations: | BUTTONS Tp ORDER ra ae 7, escape Coraréase wink mena Es = DENTAL DEPARTMENT Gare weuuxe oF congue oa Vikorsa), ivory ot orga craps or velvet. "W- | Ror Wpliasapere Recbee cod Rimien, 2080 om. rer on Criiuins 7 wt. c-im* 3 Pg en So Dg ess | pe ME AR aS SPARES | le te | Aen oe LPR rarae Getoter 1. at 8 p.m, im the colteve building, 1525 HMILLIPS and EUGENE CARUSI, Sayfe scntehin qucuseens aged and sonoel ns $3 ban. iy argon eee hee in, Medicine will Be de- dots ofthe Court o Appel styles, 2 vaee ed bape oe te quane St vered Uy Prof. wate, M. D., and the Address | ‘The opening exercises will be held in the new Law ¥ ‘Car, ‘dally. Dentistry by, Williams Donnaliy,” B.D...) The | schost Wuidinr, on Tata arect betwee Be tat T | MS Nek aN: yMODISTE. BRIDAL] with Dining Ca New bach Si Profession ind the public are respectfully ited 10 | streets northwest. now nearly completed, on Monday, | of Ladies’ Lailor-made Suits, Jackets and Wraps. | For New York only, Limited Le ~ with btmos Attend, "The regular lectures bein October # at 0-3) | Ucrober'S, at 7 o'clock p-mu.,and wil consist of sherk | Ferverer. Ate ToiRee hu set-in | Car trom, Baltturore: Gtk it outings dans, throreveut the course’ | adireasos Uy tho several meinuers of fhe facaity” snd Ok PHILADELPHTA O) th Medical and Dental Departuents, For circulars | sunouncements of the courses of study, ‘Lhe classes | (HE SISAENS Ur RE. HOSE INDUSI RIAL Hoa further information as to Clinical Instruction in Fast Express, 8104. m. week days. abn mens. ‘will meet at 6:15 o'clock p.m. instead of Go'ciock, as school, 2025 G st, have reopened a department tion, 20st dail jedicine and Surgery, Dental Pructice in the 1u- for cliuldren’s sults, 1m “connection with dressiaaking . — Hasina e Srmary, fees, &e.. apply to Dr. A. F. A. KING, | “Tpesere building. which was and will be | aud millinery, COPE Bg tg ait 726 Lsth st. n.w. Bours: 9 to'10a.m: | used exclusively asa Jaw school, will be open daily ANTED—1T KNOWN THAT 1 HAVE MOVED | For Brooklyn, N. all’ Sy M5 iullseopen Se iene. ie: 195 p.m. auatoge el be haat tne (excep! Sunday) from 9 eelock a.m. to, 10 "a'clock pe W: Sy tig gig yt te ‘Dereey Cay with boats in aay ‘tigen 3 Kindergarten, Primary aud Doat Ciaiaen, 400 eal College, on Tuesday. ber 20, at 7:00 p.aa. | gious of the new busaing prov rovide separate ba allafor de- | 208% Mt. a... anden now prepared.to cxecute all | jie direct transfer to Fulton #. awe soem Satine societies and elute tor associated Salers wromaytly, Sane Svening Dresses, Stree Gow | pa. tree uae Cty ws prt y etapa 8 Eveeerr B CORTING. + THs COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. | $e ot wuaranterd. MADAME BUTE. wor dm And fnacry BLA OLOME THY, SRIGONOMBIIN ANALTATS | So'ciock a.m. until 30 erclock p.m. HER YARD: e25-1m° GEOME and CALCULUS may be obtained by nine Court will AS ‘sessions in October, juttons made: FTO 1 SIMON (PUPIL OF PATTON OF N.Y. ee ee ‘nd EMIL BEHNKE of London, Eng. VWoier cuit¢hie Antuor of The Study of Voeal Physiolony and the Use Gfthe Laryneoccops as Valuable "Adjancts te voice ‘Traininic (.u application. ) ‘Special cours: to those wishing to becume teachers. Inscructor at Norwood Institute. ae Hotel “Buiriey, Baltimore, until Octo- sw SHORTHAND —The Benn Fithian School of Short: band end ‘Lypewriting, oom 108, Leman build- tng, Now York ave, near Toth at en of showt- {tis wive economy to learn th hand under competent guid nce. zvery tacility for exinuins or advanced work, day and evening. Especial attention to such h, metboils of Gictation as are sulted to promote, rapid. progress. Some ot our pupils are now writing 150. to 175 words: Curistinas holidays) di the preparation and trial the members of the ber deeds of conveyance, wills, instruments. M® wannierte wus, 1304 List. nw. September 10. 202-Om° ae DIGAL GLINIGR | he Datent ta thro yi URGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINIO® meme ae par ore, some potty The al department of Howard Untversity will Se geese course alone may do so ai france medie hold the following clinics for students during the "For catal ma. i nine term: the, book stores of W.-H. f Free. rederuiitk & Co. and of Lov every Saturday by NF. mows, oF by ietie 7 ‘scovnNa. and Co BePurvis, “Surgieal every , » OF OY SECGENE D. CARUBL ir eybura, “Practioe “of, medicine Rat Bec. and Tress. 406 La. ave, 6.W. ANTON FISCHER, 906 G ST. N.W. Dresses dyed. Mourning Biack my fall specialty. ‘seniors EBurvia” ‘Dischoos of taroes recy iy Prot. 3. E Brackett. Eye and ear every Wednesda: ¥S “calaren ‘and by Dr. E. Oitver Bel se of ren and A. Balloch. Dispensary clinics daily yb: . J. ‘hureday FOR BUSINESS ON REMINGTON ‘Typewriters. Used inall, and exclusively in most, ‘Of the business schoois of Washington. it. iinor surgery every Tu ¥ WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, ‘minute Shada, “Dental every 1 ‘and. Saiur- Se oT PMfulortuand and typewrlting exclusively. ve23-1m__| day by Dre. Over, Lae and Loiton. eol-zm | s0204¢ Cor. 8th and F sts. n. Fig tetctimmens, 19s oe te nee Foe 7 OOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, (OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 5 NFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS | ats Indies’ and rents’ work of « W oS07 Capitot st atves a thorsuah peacticas | COMM GES 1a. ave-- opposite ty post Slice. inalluanches of arenerst sducaion. “Shea a | Axton axp cebee ee eee, business education om eusy. terms. itis well and C.K. URNER. AM..C.E., Prin | teutton to those’ whee, early education has veen uex- | ,4NTON AND CAKOLINE LEMCH, formerly witn favorably known and its graduates secure ready and lected. Civil service examinations; successiui ——— proutabie employment. studies: | Bookkeeving, | , Sixth year as 0 business etucator tu this city. Fif- | eration; full information. a ‘ ru risuness " writita, spelling, practical | oem e man Collere. ‘Anbaps ffstlane and correwpond:nes,, Uusiness pects. Join? author of the Eaxzuan Syateun of Araining. winch | wetting AMUARG SIG AL OCEAN STEAMERS. ular prices: Nine inont | es ‘medal awarded é Bee = sclecicsorthand, "3 "ont. #10, tynewriting. | education at the Word's fair held ip Fariaim um," | Cinyated 1870, 8 W. cor. TIAN LINE CROVAL MATL STEAMSI DPR ee ee SD ould nenuenr whe Sas A | ne Sonia ant Menge “Spent | Sr. somes coprmer venue ve; |A EARLY tant atactene | BM aa seater COURT ¥. WOOD, Lait, Principal. | enthusiastic teaching, © Whore Studies; English, French. Latin, Greek. standard | gus, Scouana'snd North and Midis of ireland Schedule tn effact Atirust 30. 1 aceae SCurses. Gradustes of rare excollence Phonocraphy, commerce, instheruatics. “Hes vr-iuary ‘ACCOMMODATIONS UMBUREARBED' Leave Washington trou sian corer New Jersey M™ ERNEST text Wulshed success. Situations, when. cous ‘cramer Classes. eopens Monday, September ate, 30, Stepeae, 618. Sreniue anc C street Me nitty) Toko ind theory of muse, oreataioncn coutainiue ® deatription 4 pase Tusk-srare vist For Chicago and) Norchivest vestibule limited en- noes Corcoran at. __se10-1m* ANIYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ORATORY | S's ideas 60 SR epi ag | aie rake ab For Cinciuusii, bt. Louis nd” Nedianapolis, waste 7PHE Aki STUDENTS LEAGUE uavine | M ‘AND ACTING, jonday. ber 14. “Ladies not Hinting Seat vps a Sool cuprress dally 0.800, Tuoved into its now quarters, SOS 17th st. D.w., Ola 2th st. nw, are adiuitted to he clatoes tn musi, pauline, plionog- ands4o pm soe aE a {ill be prepared to resume at cl FG. Martyn, President, Capital, $500,000. The | raphy and typewriting. Tor Lexington and Staunton, 110.408, curs ‘a Shiaitebury uncthog. puliaiee ssteentest bookased | NJ, FOTNAWS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN corre, ©. Sar a Be Special rates for students enterine for the wholeser | fumusbesitethod of instruction to nearyraly esate | f snd boys will open September 21, 1801, Best f saLTMone aNd LIVER: ‘sERyC. ) ig SS end Bek, Fee IS RECON Hide MEGS | mdcolierwim America College opeus OCLOMERT. | vent dened. pt ae muerte Steampere sail from, Baitaucre toriaachtiy. 10.30 pou dally. Bieepaia ear the curh to Seempioes eRTHA E. PERKIE. selt-tun* | Catalogue free aw26am | A. M.. 1453 Corcoran st. n. Ww. wel Api o.G. Wy MOSS at Ve. ven of Yor Baltimore. week’ 3 FABL iE EMINENT 7 ~ ene. = & limited number of pupils in the tighet art of piauoturte instruction tn this elty. For terns, my DKOOr'S' MI s SRE or WWM. ENABE & Co.'s Se SoM EN. ST SCHOOL, 1811 1 ST. XW ediate aud high school tor both ‘ninth year Nepteraber 28. Expe- Sexes, will bexin Fenced and provessicnal teachers. hpecialiste at the NOBWoop iNstitUTe” WASHINGTON, D. ¢. Glo, 4 CADEMY OF THE HOLY (20, 4, . A ILY OROSS, 10, 43 mnimates and Little Girts, S#O#T ROUTE TO LONDON. DOKDDEUTSCHEL LLOYD 8. & OO ¥ Dtcamers, . For Youn L eit "0s 00, 4 amamuten), Be vit 1d, 30h. 2p A bcucan Lined Bouting and Dry Beoa fr Se ee |e SE TE ‘Young Ladies and Little Girls. PRIMARY Ea Sen A ox Gal Quincy Prax, lh ‘Tenth session becins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | For boys and giris frou seveui to ten years, will be con- | 517° 30, Address the principals, Mr. and dirs WM. D. Sacred’ by Mise F re Meise See tOL, pe: CABELL, Opens Oct. 6. (velQiai 1827 Tt owe ped a a gy Torch | stesrase st low rates. “Appi to. S25 Penn. ave. 3y20-3m_1407 MASSACHUSETYS AVENUE. _ SCHOOL, oF PHYSICAL CULTURE “ . FOR LADIES AND Ci ead of departments. Prepares Jor any course of a; ADAME A. PELE (PROM PARIS). ‘Evans building, 1490 New York a " Ostige Severe tinge Ry eae | ADADANE PELE BOM ANE For enn GBNS MGT CBERT BL PIANOS AND ORGANS. not co to coilexe. e o —. for ulars ap] thoroughly veuthated, new piuiut well eq successful teaching. Bom references, Cc Biss ALICE GERTRUDE NUTTING,Prin. | 7 \HE FINEST LINE OF THE reps Tio Jaboratory, reverence Iibrary, m charts cet Me TACIE A oe Successor to Mrs. E. M. 8. Marble. ‘are. how on exhibition ‘stour =z Buftet tnodern applanoes,” fext kook faxniened, tree. ot 3 Sth at. new, Eveuing classes if desired. se19-1m°@ | Decker Bros os, ates Fischer. ivers XT through to Boston without charge. hours from 10 to 12 o'clock, Voice culture and standard and shore agaly i landing pamengersta bette Hos. ue SIDWELL, Principal. Piano instruction. ‘Mt VERNON semrxany, Tent. aera 3a second. ‘4205, 1000end 2158 om Ser 2B. W,, plano, Voice, in, $ . Resdinn nusc stn, (yee vith | principale whnye? ‘England ee See use, | BOARDING AND DAY. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG wa derick E. ol ‘ork M2 Ne ». 3 | on. * se7-lm* Mins ERQNCES VANTIN WILL REOPEN HER | Yyt. JOHN P_OAULPIELD, FORMERLY at | 100and1104Met, Tit and 1228 220h at al ‘day schoo: for chiidren at 1206 Q st. n.w. A202 K st. n. will resume: ‘October 1 at — Fin fuiahed Pasinian ‘proieasor. "Private classes jan | 2222 ea a “aan. Dro! vate cl oo ae French; uiusic and D eolestan® © | (PE. THIRD XEAR OF M188 HALSTEAD'S | Seventeenth year begins TUESDAY, October. 188 MAY H. MEAD, TEACH! (PIANO, beng Dieting Sat ape mele pc 5 Appice. | ‘Thorough instruction departments in accord- M ‘certificated pupil of Herr ‘Ratt ‘of the Hoya! Con- | Hop way be made ut the schoo] room, 1429 20th st. .on mae - servatary of Beritu. Bt terms and other particulars seld-im’ SwiseND _. dase ADA TOW iB Teachers, = {MERSON INSTITUTE. la eg TAS rear 0% Men ‘nud Boys" FURTIETH ViAue begins W September, 23. “Projares ior Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns Hep- kins, Lenigh and uther Coiieges and Univerettion; for - Setemtite Schvols, United States. itu y “and Naval AcndeniSon and ier business. Spec eat for’ boys between and iz years of axe. Atul Course i modern lamcuages. ‘Durine the vacation the guuhly remodeled «nd renovated, ranagitegs have been play room has been provided [ttle boys of ‘the Primary Departwent, and no expense has been. spared in pre for the work of the next . particulars, B, YOUNG, Seiad aulé-tr jhe PR. =e erga WILL OPEN — NINTH anbual session of Lis evening sor instruc | tion in French on the 1st of October. a attuntion given to conversation, "Call S00 ist at. B. w.s0LT-Line EP ESAT, ¥OR BUSINESS. THD. SPERCELIAN BUSINESS yah aw. Pa rts see cl schelaate Year bead Tu Sacre, bets sei are ses eats sae Heating, eigel ul dat a of tuition: central ; Syonruaxp. i the best method You want fo learn eras ae sae y pets 2 a SIAN BOARDING AND | wowed Manze oar aud aiter Septamber 24, trom 10 to 12 am. s15-1ui" = ance with best modern methods. cies Traho AND SINGING. fe Especial advantages in English Literature, History, Arr ts can be made i f° ofclock each uy ‘for lessons from 1? t¢2 | afodern Languages and Music. Every appliance for health and comfort of puptis, including ample exercise grounds, steam heat, pas- ‘senwer elevator and perfect sanitation. For circulars apply to the Principal, weS-tun ‘MRS. ELIZABETH J, SOMERS. OUT OF WASHINGTON. Ses C. SHORTLIDGE’S MEDIA (PA) ACAD- ‘school, Tux BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th ot. aw. ‘Winter terms besin now. #12 and $15 aterm Branches: New York, Boston, Ehiiesstphia, Obiease, Pans, Berlin, London, etc., etc. Acuz Puoxoanarny AND Busviess ‘HOOL, ESTABLIEED SiX YEARS. spelling telegraphys ypemeting aad (pour Aci od of beg sue soins exthand the Pence, arith: ‘ON GONSERVATORY OF Mysto, W Wee ag ewe ad fren OF = Ore sULe AD. nea Wi, FORMELLY 125) 15a YORers pe eae aND wane SgHOOL. 1.0.0) iV IOE: jand FRENCH LADY, Wit BEST or a Pea