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‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D.C, wilvespaf. NOVEMBER 4, 1891. the most remarkable pastors in the country, and let the story of the work of this church told. Then we usually have work among the young. . The subject of the loss by the church of its young people, who go out of Sunday schools and Christiag, homes without being Christians and bec attached to the churches, is to be treated ably by Mr. Paden, Also there. are to be some children's tor tees 7 conducted by the Rev. Edward mm -Ham- mond, the great children’s evangelist. Then we havo mission work, as shown by. the evan- geliatic work of the Montreal W. C.T. U., the ; evangelistic work of the United Workers, Nor- wich, Conn.; Mr. Holeombe's Central Gospel Mission, the Baltimore Port Mission, tho church ‘and the mission tent work, &c. Wo WILL h LOW EV ui 3 ee CITY. AND DISTRICT. @@ Fair dealing has always been the motto of Tue Evexixo Stam “A dollar's worth or more in return for every dollar re- ceived” is the principle upon which its busi- ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to one hundred dollars for every one invested in its advertising colcmns. ——— A NOTABLE CONVENTION. Christian Workers to Assemble in This City Tomorrow. LATE PARISIAN TOPICS, Marte Lebosuf, a French Governess, Kills Her Faithiess Lover and Herself. Marie Leboeuf, s governess, has commit- ted suicide in Paris after having shot and fatally wounded her lover, a government official at Nogent-sur-Marne named Valen- tine Beras. Marie Leboeuf, it appears, became the mistress of Valentine Beras on the promise of the man that he would take her in marriage. Beras had, however, made similar promises to many other women and at last jilted Marie in favor of another. The injured woman dis- sembled, and under tho pretext of or marge a STERLIN WE quote. BICYCLEs. LANP | ‘[HE ACME OF COMFORT. *“"* * When the scme of comfort ineyele #iline shall be found, however, it will be, we Ueliews, im EDUCATIONAL IN WASHINGTON. EDUCATIONAL. EN _WasHINGTON. PRICES Sass Aso Courasr. Bearings,” Feb. 12, Wh. ‘And the Actue of Comtort ts found! The PNEUMATIC RAMBLER in heret Dastat Darautucnt, 130 numents, Candy Boars. Tran Tme Covummiax Studies to Paint, Wire Frames, cents & for decorating and burn: 920 O st. n.w. WSEGTON CONSERVATORY UF MUSIC. > 10th st. Swonty-third yyer_ Fiano, irector. aus-4mn" PO GIVE MUSIC LESSONS.—MRS BENZON, frou Norway. pupil of Prof. aif. Berlin. $20 quarter, 815 for class lessons, 1435 Corcoran st. City Feferences, nods" Ol AED WATER COLOR CHINA PAINTING 2 . Orders. open. cai and Dentat Hy to Dr AFA. RING, Dea 13 Jay bee Ze 3 depattivents ODSRINS, A Boy ewintar, at te URivernity, OF miter to scisim JAMES C_ WELLING, President. [BE LAW SCHOOL OFT THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Basa two years and a GORMULLY & JEFFERY WO CO, 30 1 14th wt we H* ING MADE TNPROVEMEN Ts AT OU “WHEELERIES” AND CYCLING RINK, Meas KIN Ip erreceetly Aes 7 Wit Samara se She heading “alftttes final interview with Beras before his mai +>) CRO8, TOURISTS, BOYS'and GERLS* Kenting, Repairing, Lessons ____ SMITH WHEEL MANUPG 60, AL DRIVE ON BiclCias. ‘United States. J ANDREW C. BRADLEY ¢ thtce yeate ccures of studies, ‘ have the teaching part and we get a bird's-eye D. MeCAULEY, pre fecuty. “comprising in its niuber Mt Where we shail be pews te Wuar THE neveRNATIONAL convExTio ars 70 | yiow, so to speaks of the mimion work of te Se eae hee, oor ieee ee J. ‘hina tatestaaie SHARIAN tad Sie Suncice Bak WET st te cyclins putin. ‘We bove'e Tuutins Seiecdaaae dees aN NOVEL METHODS FOLLOWED A | covitry and in the reports of progress. Then | sent Monday night together ina hotel of Paris, | _802-Im* 1745 Pat. nw. tAavistant “Attorney General oft ORTATION 1X mr titey USION EFFORT IN EVANGELIsTIC wonk—Dis- | there are also special phuses of Christian work, natant A F. AND MADAME GATLLARD'S SCHOOL of 006 F st. Preach. Ger ptauht by native and expericmced Miter Gullar’s cruel and procremive metho. te only one devo: ‘french’ tainsster : fruction.- ranch in Baltiauore. aon PocuTion, onaTony, aciiNG 8. COX, L Dad WHEELS. oft: like Mr. Wooley’s Rest Island National Mission and Mr. Reed's Christian Industrial and Tech- mi ‘hool, Springtield, Mass. In this wa; we cover very many phases of Chgistian work.” OTHER Torics. and ee Valentine was discov- TINGUISHED SPEAKERS COMING. ered in a dying condition by the side of the betrayed Marie. ‘The French government will confer decora- tions upon the officers of the Russian war sbips Dimitri Donskoi and Minin Zaliak, now at AND BONNETS, SIGNS . BY The sixth annual assembly of the Interna- | tiomat Christian Workers’ Association, chiefly composed of delegates from the United States EDNESDAY and DOVENBY Other it t subjects to be treated be- | B Py gg ene stn ——— er important subjects " —- a see and Canada, begins ite sessions in this city in | ,, O's important, sublects to The rostor of the University of Paris has| ist. Onmpletoceurse Sicutone Clock p. axe Up Youn Canrers. | rece 82> Sow 8h Al'newgeon = the First Congregational Church tomorrow. |" ‘iis. cbio Service.” ‘The Rev. J. M. Stifter, | telegraphed to the rector of the University of Complete course in Uratory. iy to tho rexistrar, Mr. H. @ ya . We ciean teem on the thm aw This convention promises to be moro produc- @. tive of results than the one held in New Haven, Conn., beginning November 6 last year, which was in every sense a memorable meeting. The sessions will continue through Wednes- day of next week. There will be three meet- ings each day. At the opening session tomor- row addresses of welcome will be made as fol- lows: On bebalf of the Christian ministry of dng bare floors tor Biversty, cor. loth and H st, JAMES C. WETLING A § STARING BUSINESS COLLFGE, Diz E st. cacol i where rapid Gradtiaces' Berlin the expression of hig great res CS ee ania: the eminent Germans, Helubelte and ¥ spegueter how, Hoe tree to whom, the rector says, science owes so much ABITYN OOLLEGE OF ELOCUTION eee bY er TORY, 614 Lh st. nw. a ae Pe Pca and | jhe BRALITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, . omen eae ae coe 723 ith st. nw. NEWS OF THE DAY IN LONDON. feobranches i all principal - ae John McCormack of New York Remanded |“)?! ine <a for Further Hearing. NCH, GERMA! iPANISH, ITALIAN, &e. Crozier Theological Seminary, Chester, Pa. eae fim picture—“ the Other Hi They Live.” J. A. Riis, ty. ‘Separation Unto God.” The Hon. R. More- jamilton, Canada. he Last Cail: The Principle and Blessinj of Work Among the Fallen.” W.H. Howlund. “Ilustrative Aids m Preaching and Public Christian Work. ‘The Rev. H. L. Hutchins, Kensington, Conn. ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, 4-20 Penn. see See orers K which includes the esie- Ca Per carpets. White fur rugs aul furs WASH? ‘here to increase tho:r speed bookkeepine. Pittnan shorthan: dictation each week an‘ practi ington, or both, three mont! inciudine bookke celebrated book A Fonrcoxe Coxcuvstos. Nobody's surprised that we KEEP the lead. It'stbe IMPROVEMENT we are continnally peuumanship, coiniuercia! BAVIS. John Mec ke, lat atant trens- | sccce re een, etait ik the shortest time, Fee ree: | arithmetic, writihe ani all Varieties of com sD LADIES TAILOR, " . Pa SH. G >. tor of | “How to Deal in Personal and Inquiry Work| John MeCormack, late assistant treas- | sons! dy weeks: also private lee | Gers taser. English and epeittnc, three wom Jacke. ding Haile a mattna Getetentines. Seu tutwoherete | this city pikes eatin oe cstatt off too city | With: Unbeliavers, avd. Other Fite of ex.| ror’ of the Metropolitan ise’ Inseruacs we the Feces loupe: of toe Ocleumee Oarema he # STH ot 8 We FAMILY SUPPLIES. BEST facilities in the country for ‘“‘xetting Hon. John Wanamaker, Postmaster General; | Sonal Work.” D.' I. Davis, Cleveland, Ohio. Company of New York, arrested in Edin- burgh on a charge of forgery and brought to London, whore he was eommitted to Hol- loway jail to await the arrival of extradition Papers, bas been further remanded pending the arrival there from New York of Officer Reilly, whom the detective, Froost, stated was now crossing the Atlantic on the steamer Majestic. Mr. R. Biddulph Martin proposes to stand as unionist candidate for parliament from Mid- Worcestershire. He will be opposed by Mr. Thomas E. Stephens. Mr. Martin is a wealthy banker and husband of the noted American t er the past two years. He also hai chance of tie bus:- Stylish Bt) ness school at the ¥. M. ©. durux the past year, =~ and. having trained ‘thonsanis of young men and Woten for fives of unettness anil honor, hers pre Paved to aay to parents Jour sons aud-aawen- tere and f Tue nhortestponm-nie thie tovwnter the arene of the business world and conquer ail obstacies to be met Open day and nicht | Aut Suatiner. lente BOW in regia Rttenvance. waranteel The Rev. B. A. Torrey, Chicego, Til. “The Magic Lantern and Its Use.” J. A. Riis; George D. McKay, New York. “Noon Meetings and Daily Meetings for Prayer.” The Kev. K. L. Smith, Brooklyn; K. A. Burnell, Aurora, Ll. “The Personal and Impersonal in Christian Work Organization.” Jobn C. Collins. “Work Among Seamen on the Welland Ca- nal," 'The Kev. ‘Thomas Bone. “The Greatest Stimulus in Christian Work.” W. H. Howland. ‘Faith Without Works is Dead;" convention sermon. The Rev. Russell H. Conwell, Phila- delphia. “Personal Work in on bebalf of the First Congregational Church, Rev. 8. M. Newman, D.D., the pastor; on be- half of the local committee, Mr. B. H. Warnor, chairman, The president of the International Christian Workers’ Association, Rev. KA. Torrey, Chicago, Ili., will make an address and then the secretary of the association, Rev. John C. Collins of New Haven, Conn., will pre- sent his report. At the afternoon session Rev. Geo. E. Elliott, D.D., pastor of Foundry M. give a statement of Christian work in this city. Kev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D. D., the pastor of Betbany Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, will give some account of the Bethany Church work, which includes the Sunday school over out" our own clothing, we are showing the (P82 4 SLL ODER, GOODS DELIVEMED. “metal wo are made of.” ‘A select schicol for virls. Six 18Y1. Address Aliss DORSEY What pleases people they delight to tell. OUR CLOTHING-Our WHOLE sTORE SERVICE—is talked about. What compar- isom can be made between OUR perfect murments and the “pick-up-what-you-can-get” Kinds that are so plentiful ! o K iCHOOL, OF PARIS, ‘wil guarantee to pupils, with his new, natura method, thes weil be abet ‘speak Fromch after 100 ‘ n EMOVAL — SCHOOL — ‘COOK! ‘BAKEK, has removed from G11 to Bw. Special or class vessuns. Presi Dishes for inners, reception ocist-tin* ALL THe LATEST Jacket patter b INGHAM, AND “bere? We won fe been received by the Misses | MAINA, SCHOOL FOR SINGING. Pupils thorouzhiy prepared for grand opera, concerts and oratorios $19 Het. n.w. oc3-w* CADEMY OF THE HOLY cnoss, 1512 Massachusetts ave. For Young Ladves and Little “rte, Systematic and thoroush work in every department. austtr 4.7. D. PLES, 412 that ae, | _And cor, Wastin and Monroe sta. Anacostia {02m the appreciation of the people Ione ao. “increase of majority” kik Karmen dyed a Be of lome Visitation Among ¢ is never a “*buxbear” EiVED FROM a the Foreign Popuinti Mies ME. Ke Noman named before her marriage to him | C, urps = seg ct tnebest Romnaatiar ioc tiene, | Mee palcus CIVIEGER VICE INUTTTC £1 Got & 4 cops which Mr. Wanamaker presides. ‘oreign Population. iss M. ‘eming- | ¥° it ined’ ‘her in bowsa specialty. | gared succeautulls tec ttl worries octane and miiinsry rise AME STANDS, % a 5 4 |- | ton, lady missi We ission, | Victoria Woodbull. Mr. Martin is strictly in | violaand ‘cello. Repairing viv.iu bowsa specialty.” | Jared s for ea epartiuen Snr : cs ma oan leuing memearer Be. Warner ah oa Wi i New Haven, Conn 7? \oeome Hall Alssion, | cord with ihe views of the. present govern- | “01 a GcORDION —y ment. A boat attached to the bnitle ship Howe, which contained crew of ten men, capsized at Portland. Four of the sailors were rescued, but the other six were drowned before assist- ance could reach the: OF FRENCH LANGUAG, f Pani Voinor, Diplomné d ‘ozrect Frencli tatuzht by natural and easy Pure Parisiar accent. “Trial lesson free. Rev. E. D. Bailey, Geo. W. Wheeler, J. C. Pratt, John B. Wight, R. E. Earle, Mrs. Geo. H. La Fetra, 8. W. Woodward and B. W. J kins of Baltimore. THE MANAGING COMMITTEE. The sessions are under the direction of “The Chureb in the Mission:” report Market Street Mission, Morristown, N. J. ‘Thomas B. Ironside. ‘Suggestions as to Lines of Work.” Henry O'Brien, Toronto, Canada. ‘The Rev. K. A. Torrey, Chicago, Hl. ith Mackerel, New Salmon, ano, Botliuy hock, White Perch, onder ly attended to. ocl4-wieeun HAVE THIS DA\ REDUCED ALL GRADES Hour 3. per barrel, pda » [SSTEUCT FOR BUSINESS ON EEMIN Typewriters. Used ina‘l, and exciusive.y in 10st, Of tLe business schuols us Washington. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Cor. Sth and F sts. nw. For Live Lobsters, Sm Frost: Sollope, Per teu on the election WE ‘cheayes: way out of it” for you—and the best, too, Marrs ver yard. GW! LUCAS, Op dua stn we, ARTEN AND SCHOOI— ‘MIDSES POLLOCK AND NOERR Have removed to Q st, n.w., where they have se20-tf Gran z DRY CLEANING, hay isl I ST. N. SCOURING. quipment for Service.” Mrs. J.K.Bar-|, Im the court of appeals in London yes- | jarser and vetter accommodativus.’ " welaw h school tor ix napiaiancci Sass Asp Cowrany. managing committee composed as follot ney, Providence, R.1. terday argument was resumed in the a) (D1 WATER COLOR, PASTEL TAPESTRY, — | aes. Nuil borin Ira ninth year Nepiemver ANTO! MER, ‘The Rev. R. A. Torrey, chairman, superin- peal of ‘the Maybrick executors from the : Mew. JACKS Dead of dopaf:wenta, Prepares for any conte of any 6 G ST Acknowledgei Leaders, Paar Bible Institute, Chicago. insurance company’s refusal to pay $10,000 20-1 Roow #4, Corcoran buiiding. colege OF g1¥ey * imore liberal trait is to :hORe Wd PENNSLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ven.y heated STREET. $10,000 insurance on his life, the company holding that the policy was void, as the testa- tor’s death was caused by poison administered by his heir, Mrs. Maybrick. ‘The master of the rolls, Lord Esner, in summing up said he thought the true’ construction of the policy was that the money shouid be paid to the ex- ecutors in trust. If that was done and a re- ceipt obtained the respondents were not bound to see that the trust was fulfilled. do not gu to college. Buiding brucut, thorourtiy ventilated, ‘The Rev. S. P. Holcombe, Central Gospel Mission. Detroit. Miss Bertha H. Wright, Young Women's Christian Institute. Ottawa. ‘ The Hon. W. H. Howland, Toronto Mission Union, Turontv. The Rev. Russell H. Conwell, pastor Grace Baptist Church, Philadelphia. i J. = Crittenton, Fiorence Night Mission, w York. ” Bible reading. Divine Life in a Single Pag M. Stifler (explanation of a chart of the four gospels, giving condensed story of the life of Christ). “Responsibilities and Perils of Mission Su- perintendents.” Miss C. E. Coffin, superin- dent prison, jail and alms house work, N. 1 Norvwoon Ixsrrrvze, 205 New hork ave, ‘aie ladioaT ca. conta! work ot nos dhencrpiiow, ANTON AND CAKOLINI ESS COLLEGE, ee mena Cor th and D ate ao = ‘wenty-seventl scholastic year bean Tuesday, Sep tember 1, INL. Day and execiug cession, Seto pe Practical’ Business, “School of Preparacory Luslish. School of Shorthand snd Ty pewritine, Spencerian Pen Fire 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. De ate. at gan edt SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. Mr. and Mrs. WM. D. CABELL, Principals. “KOCH “Mission Work Among Lumber Men.” L. L. ie HE 3 After further argument judgment re- ‘Architectural | A "Tw i i ecipe ii % i i Es is AP cane ERENT n e880 vil, water colors balls and class will be paid for a recipe enabling | Haven, Conn. “Christian £ndeavor, its Origin, Methods En ee rE tel and chia painting, portraits in Payor, cll aud | FORA Servers of mraduateaawayatn Seman. Ofice t ke Worrr'’s Acme BLack- Col. George R. Clarke, Pacific Garden Mis- | #24 Aims." J. W. Baer, general | secretary NS IN ‘Terms modi ‘Instruction thorouxh. open overy business day. Call ¢r send, bahia gama ccecari sion, Chieago. United Society of Christian Endeavor, Bostou, | soca, intettigence Dispached to London—-| 3° sae a8 PS 1NG at such a price that the retailer Mrs. J. Barney. prison evangelist, N. W. | Mase. iges ‘spate! 01 PROE, PECHL, SCPENTINIC AND SPIRITUAL | “aus Principal and Propristor. The Baltimore’s Alleged Peril. A private dispatch received in London C. T. U., Providence, R. I. “Newsboys and Children’s Aid Society.” Peter B. Sweeney, Washi -UscO}eS, Kives asirological can profitably sell it at 10c.a bottle. At present the retail price is 20c. | RS. HARRIETTE MILLS, charts of your lite, gives also spiritual treatuxents, ee Also teaches astroloxy. Uftice 415 G st. n.w. oc¥-lu* 4d ‘ton, D. C. mee — leeerdey ea from Valparaiso says that the American Lessons resumed Septembor 10. ne? 7 eo Orthodox rch of Sart e Rev. | crus Baltimore i serious danger and that Vy cop's ¢ MERCIAL COLLEGE, pon pe hey offer is open until January ast., 1893. Watson L. Phillips, D.D., pastor Church of the | TU*er oe arin ona? | Woes Comer ne at COLLEGE, and steais pacticelens adtress the undinsigned. - Radetnar Berber te there ia renson to belive that the Chilenas, bo |” nO, Ongan ane Barney ee psines auction "egy cany fora. Tees zeit cad . leak Wk hamiiens ta: wade ak gana aeeabe | The Kev. Russell H. Conve, pastor of Grace | lieving war inevitable, will not allow the | a nvoratly Known and its «radustes secure ready an. ee a cdc Nagai dccalege cad aaa of a Baptist Church, Philadelphia, takes an im-| United States to select their own time to de- | (g°S44GA COLLEGE, ; nidimietic, “Entneae writing, gueline, Pract L BX Sess Seng ” SE ires a 3 S . : respondents, us Thie hotel lias been new! x ~ Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who iy Wilbur Chapman of Dethen) Cee frag: | clare war, but will suddenly give Egan bis} rosin, Greek, English, Mathesatics, Bookkeeping, pe months, 25. 5 open for the Terent c 2*A “ss? Sos OR UES can show us how to make it without alcohol delphis, and th y Q passports and at once attack the Baltimore, so 3 woMs sothat wecan make ACME BLACKING as cheap as water dressing, or put it im fancy pack- ages like many cf the water dressings, and then charge for the outside appearance ine stead of charging for the contents of the bottle? WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. ere will be many addresses by mission workers from all parts of the country. epee CAPT. ARMSTRONG'S DIVORCE | SUIT. It is the All-Absorbing Topic in Foreign Dramatie Circles. Penmanship, German, French, ‘Typewriting. 810 per quarter, No extra charges. ©. GILLESPIE. 8. J., President. Stenography and as to have the first biow as an advantage. It is not believed among the foreign residents of Valpamiso that the other foreign men-of-war in Valpariaso harbor would permit a treacherous attack on Capt. Schley, but would demand that he be given fair notice to quit Valparaiso. Capt. Schley, however, is keeping $10. Call or send for Day and eveniny sessions trom and atter October 5. sezlir COUKY F. WOOD, LL.M, Principal. LOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION ‘and voice Culture. EDWAKD C. TOWNSEND and Mise ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 13 nw. (COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, st. n. &e. EDW os K HART, day boarders. Ms ST AND JOWA Loarders sc-ouunedated F'KOBINSON, Prop. ‘bea stu X. E. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. N. W. Fifteen years at Wormley's opened « perinansnt off in this city whisk We shail bo «lad to have you ¢ pect. Lime al The action for divorce brought by Capt. Chas. Armstrong, late of her majesty's service, against his wife, the celebrated soprano known by the stage name of Madame Molba, is the all- absorbing topic of conversation in foreign a vigilant outlook, and means to take no chance. Those who know him say that he would not surrender under any circumstances. The tory press continues to pour the vials of its wrath upon the United States in connection Wi plied WIth every wdern tuprowe: he hands @: acknowledged experts ih ert crranigation devoted te the pepe. EBBITT WASHINGTON, D.C, HOUSE, ee Primary and Deaf C.asses. tol Hil and northwert sections SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PIK-RON is the name of a print of which a 25¢. bottle OUT OF WASHINGTON: MAZLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, X THOSE WHOSE ‘early education has been neglected. | Strictly confi- dential private fessons in all branches of a general edu- Pb : your POS ALS. tur doe tn our office (with the single excep : bs with Chile, the articles being apparently in- | cation. Civil service examinations; successtul prep- | va, P4 , 2190 Der 3 i, One of the bent schools te ___ PROF HAL. Ayn asamteed, end onp apa is enough to make six seratched and dulled social and theatrical circles. Madame Molba | tended rather for consumption in Chile than | $faticn; full information,” Freparation ior ‘coleee, ‘duties cn eye under 1S years g1530 SU ‘ON PAVI<G SIDEWALKS NDE > or but an renvanutag will be cherry chairs look like newly finished ma was married when but eighteen years old, and | England or America and being well calculated 3 Ivy Institute, | 3017e0-U5t"_J. SHORTLIDGE (Yale. Prin. IT SYSTE i eS eS eer oer y ‘sta Bowe — ab _ bY hoganies. It will do many other remarkable largely through the insistance of her parents, | t© Puff that country with a great idea of Chile's =T. HILDA’S SCHOOL, MORKISTOWN, N. J. = LU MBIA. —Offies c ce 7 “ ‘a boardiew school for siti Teome 5 Washinton, D. tobe ‘ol | SCLENTIPIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATEPRICES things which no other paint eam do, to Capt. Armstrong. She is now twenty-six | C*PA¢ity for defeating the Americana, A mi ae September, 2 “terms. $20) mune otra For Latractius Alll retailers sell it. THE REV. JOHN C. COLLINS. years of uge. She claims to have been badly | why senor Montt Went to New Orl ‘ON ‘THE QUINCY PLAN, men SUFERION. __wuli<tn ‘The convention is not held for the special benefit of any particular organization or as- sociation, but for all evangelical Christians en- gaged or interested in various forms of Chris- tian effort, the object being that such Chris- tians at work may have an opportunity of be- coming acquainted with each other, comparing methods and plans of work and receiving from one another hints, suggestions and like aid, in order that they may thus add to their useful- For boys and girls from seven to ten years, will be con- ducted by Miss B. L. HALT us one departinent of MBS. MYERS’ SCHUOL, Opens Oct. 6. {selsho] 1827 3 288 MAY 3. MEAD. TEACHER OF THE PIA certificated pupii of Herr Ralf of the Koya: Cou- servatory of Yeriin. For terms and Lat oF address YO? 22d st. u. Ww. Oe THOD OF ‘MRS. WEBBER will at her residence, 1309 Voices examin oo eccondina bo sige treated for several years before having filed her petition for a judicial separation. In order to protect his interests Madame Molba had her son made a ward in chancery, with Lord Rothschild and others as trustees. It appears that Capt. Armstrong was seeking his wife when he was served with the papers in the suit for separation. Immediately after this action on tue part of his wife Capt. Armstrong R&GE HIE COLL rGe. Eiticorr crTy, school for young men_ BHROLHEK DENIS, Presideti:. The departure from Washington of Senor Montt, the Chilean minister, for New Orleans has caused many rumors to be circulated in re- gard to his visit to tha: city. A gentleman here, who can speak with authority, said that Senor Mont: went to New Orleans to meet ‘his wife and some new members of the new Chilean legation, who are expected to arrive at or roeties of coment. tions can be obtained at t jon theretor, toxetu» ocG-an* ‘A PRACTICAL EDUCATION THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ‘Reopens for its thirty-third year SEPTEMBER 16, 1891. Pull Set of Teta" VERY bes TEETH, PULL Sei ca Al other operations, including Gold Plates, Crowns, Bridzeword, &c.. at correspondins prices. ocd! du: Ghee TAL FAKLOKS, ESTABLISHED I iss Tim Pal Sete €20 abd #1, plates made youd as ueR. pen ana Sundays ull Zp. a. All ite Uramaben. BEECHAM'S PILLS ACT LIKE MAGIC OW A WEAK STOMACH 25 Cents a Box. OF ALL DRUCCISTS. The right : parts of ids. J. Vs. DOUGLASS, KUSSELL, Coimassioners D. C PIANOS AND ORGANS resume lessons OCTOBER 19 “ : 4 New Orl tod: th Colon. | 4 DsT. ma (OK BARGAINS IN LELIABLE FIN {REE DENTAL INFIEMARY.—TEETH PILOP ness.“ Members of all Christian denominations | filed a petition for divorce. is Tedu exposed eat tas eliotn at See (DUE. Fy Ao en eee ae te ties | OS Se meee tie and artificial tos py 4 are eligible as delegates, and any Christians who | | The captain is a thoroughly horsey’ man | Montt as minister to this country will also be — TUITION FREE TO ALL. Frectical piano tanker ‘ 4 - are interested or engage: tical Christia: D1 in breal rgen- ‘i ‘ia i es = particulars address “ eerie Waar Do You Worx Fox: laiaxt, crangetiitio ak. Gulathce deavor, | tine colts at East Grimetead. It is known chat | received by the steamer and that on his retarn S MAMTIN'S ENGLISH AND| ? PSEA ET & DAVIS UPI Nos; UN ‘ery desired point—tone, touch, ys beauty ; easy low” prices; rine t s a ‘AGENCA, Sil yen etn we 'G LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, aust? FR. Washuncton. D. C-. will open October I, y . Pupils prepared for or civil service ex amination. Highestretereuces. MHS. 1.0. TALBOTT. aueo-am Tena BOSRDING SCEOOL For CHILD Forest Gien.Md_ 1 hastics. Special attention to back: buildings visited monthly, iss a to this city he will be presented to the Presi- dent and officially received as minister from HENRY E. ALVORD, C. E., President, te Day School reopens October 1, city mission or special church agencies amon Private classes in Fret the classes not reached by the ordinary an: regular ministrations of the church are invited to be present as delegates and many such are present, they being also granted the privilege of participating in the discussions and proceed- ings. ‘There are two ideas involved in the work of this body of Christian workers, the principal one being to reach out after the uusaved classes im America and the second is the union of Protestant evangelical Christians in the carrying out of the first object. ‘THE WORK OF THE CONVENTION. ‘The conventions, which are held yearly, are considered to be one of the most useful parts of the work. Aletter from the Rev. John C. Collins, secretary and treasurer of the associa- tion, says of the convention work brings together a great company of Christians, both those of large influence, promi- nent pastors and others, and the young humble workers, such as those in the Christian Endeavor societies. ‘The prominent leaders in Christian work see in the stories of labor which are told how men of no very great talents are used, and they get a great many hints in the direction of simplicity and earnestness by which their future life work can be largely aided and strengthened, and the bumble workers and beginners are very much encouraged by seeing how wonderfully men of no very great talents have been used in doing good. For example, Col. Clarke of Chicago, who was an ordinary business man, started in with « little mix sion some thirteen or fourteen years ago in oue of the worst sections of Chicago. He had bad no experience then, and with his wife he simply opened a little room and set to work trying to do good to people by telling the story of the gospel night after night, and during the day tine ho carried on bis regular bustheec During these thirteen or fourteen years there have been from 30,000 to 40,000 professed con- versions through that man’s work. Of course, allof them have not been truly reclaimed, but thousands and thousands of men and women of the most abandoned character have been rescued to lives of good citizenship and Chris- tian manhood. “When a humble young worker or business man who wants todo good hears the story of such a work as that feels encouraged and strengthened, but there are a thousand and one suggestions which come through such a convention which are taken up in one form or another by workers present and put into opera- tion. when in London last June Molba was actually almost penniless, her husband having taken from her what money she had. At that time she was s placed in possession of funds by friends who had every reason to believe that the Due d'Orleans was merely one of many harmless adiairers. A London correspondent, however, says that Madame Molba actually loves and is loved by the noble Frenchman. ‘The couple have been prudent, waiting in the confident hope that Capt. Armstrong, the husband, wouid sooner or later be caught in adultery, an offense, which, coupled with proverbial crucity, would justify divorce. Sir Augustus Harris has offered Madame Molba 1,000 a night to sing next season, but the lady hus declined to consider the proposi- tion unless her appearances are confined to two unconsecutive nights a week, she reserving all rights for private concerts and other gugements, There isa strong syndicate hind the soprane, and in the event of her be- ing unable to arrange with Sir Angustus the will probably settle on an independent season. This will in all probability be done shouid Sir Angustus Harrison not grant the lady terms vimilar to those which were granted her at the Paris opera last spring. Manager Bertrand claims that Madame Molba is fully up to Patti's recent work. It is be- lieved that the American tour proposed for Madame Motba at the rate of 4,000 per night hue been abandoned. paar ae ee Mesers. Potter and French Arrested. Vresident Asa Potter and Managing Director Jonas H. French of the defunct Maverick Na- tional Bank of Boston have been arrested, charged with embezzling the funds of the in- stitution. _ President Potter owes the bank 120,000 and Director French's indebtedness is over $600,000. ‘The controller of the treasury has appointed Thomas P. Beal receiver. It in waid that one cause of the failuro was the specu- tation by President Potter in connection with Irving A. Evans, the broker who killed himself vn October 16. ‘The Boston banks have voted to assess themselves 3 per cent of the amount of their loans. This wili raise about $4,000,000 to loan to the depositors. 532 ory SEER wo Old People Murdered. Georgians, Ala., has within the past sixty days been the scene of a series of horrible mur- ders, the firet being the killing of Joseph L. Touart, @ prominent merchant, who was shot No one works for be orks for money the best return. xe. If a man is worth « milion bey obe duce thas which seid a buy ‘Do you 217 PA. Ave. Teeth: extiacted positively withcut per ot OUr Juiniens eyseu—e harmless ‘use by y. lvetects are pieamai Arum tooth, ruwn and Unde work as ‘apis 7) HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, aw —_——__~-e. Death of # Prominent Mason, Dr. John J. Jennings, the venerable father of the Masonic home, died Monday night at that institution at Grand Rapids, Mich. He was a thirty-third degree Mason and had held high offices in the order. He was until a few years ago a wealthy and prosperous merchant ere, and during lis prime he advocated build- ing the Masonic home for indigent members of the fraternity, little realizing that he would | 1918 Sunderiand place, s upon soon be irda imps re rent first Senn AGNES BURCHARD, FROM NORTH inmate of é institution an e first ie. : ; Sagteas se cua classes roried:: traisiatious "mst ones His Neck Chain Caused Hts Death. a ag ee Harry Jones, an unmarried cperative in the West Dudley, Mass., paper will, met » horrible death there last Saturday. He went to the cel- lar to turn water into a water chest, and « larg: silver chain which he wore sbout bis nack canght 3 nut on the shaft, which drew the an. fortunate man to hie deuth “When fovnd ne was on his knee was black in Iss AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, as22 LST. N.W. NO AND HARMONY. tramsent prices. I am the omy shington with nerve enoagh t any credit trade If yon can't need not come.” You will hear those credit say: “Ob, he isa blower, be ‘&. 1 sey if selliie koods cheap tor you can place me a* the snd Fead the following Mae iS). French classes and private lessons. uit’ successful teachin. Best references. I Nline iwitebells kindergarten October 5. wi reopens Oct 1500 Ost. Bw. ene oat N x AND SCHOOL THE ELIZABETH YEABODY KPSDER- GARTEN NOKMAL TRAINING SCHOOL now open. 1018 Sunderiand place, south of Dupont Ci tr ‘fume ued tk envrmct PIANOS ATHNas feet abd Crowne thmertod res ENTIAL INFIKMAKY.—NATIONAL UNIVER “The awcetest-toned piao sade." guaranteed tor | 1)’ Sty, comer Sth end h a. W. Open 2 to 5, al) the lifetuuce factory prices; cash oF #10 payments, oer acing, Gc. tren Sillinep and ples as FG. SMITH, ‘who buy oF se! ts a bumbus, fash makes c Sent of musteriais telote eed MEDICAL, &c. ES THE BEST THACHER SM. BP. BROWN, M.D NOWNED HEALER OF BD New York ave , Jeaniy, treated 0: deep frinze, ruil plush ‘sold wisewnere $100 Nc se ee aud thorouzhiy reliable. Pianos for . Bargains in second-hand piauos and organs. ‘Tuning and repairing. SANDERS & STAYMAN, sar , a Ba hou Wire Tax Comso Beat Woven Wire Ce jISITING TUTOR —PRIVATE in elewentary or advanced studies by a universit; graduate: eapecial success with those who attudy with tece Tee Set. oor per hour. J, DOE K st. nw Set, €7. UE to #20; Six SLYS wach: Sm, 85-08 to 410: Dina OTH ST. N.W.. TREATS ALL ‘Yana. L OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO ssapa erinsry ciosanse” REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FUENI- TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND A LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO SEE WHAT I8 NEW AND HOW THE PRICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS as YOU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAS- ING. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT HERE THAT THERE ISN'P A MOKE- DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN WASHINGTON THAN WE CARRY. WE HAVEN'T BEEN IX OUR NEW BUILDING LONG ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY YET, AND EVERY THING 18’ CRISP AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR CUS- TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE . SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING PAY- MENTS, AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE NO EXCEPTION IF YOU SO DESIRE IT. GLAD To TALK IT OVER WITH YOU any TIME, M&, FUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN and boys will open ber 21, 1391. Best fa- cilities offered for pupils of all ages. Private instruc- tion giver desired. Apply to WM. H. PUTNAM, Fe fe ee cei ua M8 SUSAR aD Ce TURE. ‘Also musleal Bistory and sualye 0c12-3m: yang ais Lith at Peer; P. R. DUMAINE OPENED HIS ANNUAL I session of his evening classes for instruction in ‘French. a attention given to gonversati Call SLUDENTS IN VOCAL MUSIo SHOULD CON: sult MKS, ES. STEELE, pupil of Shakespeare, Henschel and Vannucint; exceptions! teacer refer ences; specia! teruus ior special cases. 104 T st. n- SD™¥ING AND FAINTING. ANS ins HELEN ACHARP WELL, ocl0-1m* “1023 10th st. a. ST, ,@OUN'S, COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE.— 5 Studies Enea, French: Rn ‘s oreck, standard wxraphy, comuieroe, matheruatica, “Hie prnusry And «raiiner’ classce. Reopens ‘Monday. Beptembor i deste JOLUMBIA COLLEGE. OF COMMERCE, COnON ES iar aven obponite aay pout Siem mi C. ik. URNER, A.M. Ci, Prim, Bix ana business educator’in this city. Fit- teen seats ammember of tue tuculty of Pastina Collars dont author of the Eastnan Sy tem of Trainin, winch Teceived the only wold medal awarded for business Sduication af the world's fair held ti Paris iu seo, Service, Bhosthend cad “Tiss gan Ot enthusiastic” teaching, — horouzh” and’ practical seturey,cradates ‘distin. : ‘when competent. “Send for vatalow'ue containins © ition ‘of t and last yeat'senrolliment of mors then S00e° “SUS 404 C ST., BET. 43 AND 6TH STS. N.W. be money for ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can te consulted daily from 10 to 1 and Sto 9. Prompt treatment. = p= _& MEVENBENG, MAGNETIC HEALeh 5 © a cLrome diseases radically cured, eapectally ot ervous aiection. Office hours: mn. OOS He Bw. Dingnosis free, ot la” ge AND BL (Ot ty 4 wi ,aPreared before ave snd grade cath ther athe olatetetinbed ex = Tuedffane, or'be chance any hour of the day. aye or "Swampoodie,” Sre have sods you want and. will save you scinethum. Tknow what Lem toying aad Louly aa you to-come oe 3. €. GRASTY, DOUBLE STORES. China, Glass, Tin, &e.. 2010-12 7s at. mLw., bet. Band Q Don't doubt tilt you try. nod Ove New Howe Js realy for your inspection. ITS FIVE FLOORS Azecompletely stocked with everything that isnew and desirable in Household Furnishings, and is well worth a visit. Baltinore, 30,000 HAVE BEEN MADE and eold. “Beautiful new styiee for 13%) Gov, Hill May Sue for slander. A rpecia! from Bufialc to the New York World says: A dispatch frcm Salarrance states that Senator Vedder will sue Gov. Gill for dander in connection with the !atter’s atatemerts rel- ative to Vedder ard that Chicago land deal. Mr. Vedder's friende are authority for the wtatement that he intends to bring both civil and criminal actions. ‘The. matter wil) be pushed along ag apeedily ae possible after elec tion. Prize Medal Paris Exposition. ret premiums: indorsed by over 100 itisic schools and colleges foF Gurebility” Old Hangs taken in cachause: Re osty Upright Uiat can take the place of a Grand. dette PPELPFER & CONLIF STEEWAY, GHASE. GAULER. BEIGGN PIANOS, | UF Jui Organs and for enie of Font r > T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED Tat DEOUE'S Biusic Store, Dr. BROTHERS ie the oldest: 05 Bits. w.” Foruy-five years experience. oct USING A BO" = ee Handreds of Corpses Exhumed. News comes from Corapolis, Pa., of a strange and terribleafiair which occurred at that place on Monday. ‘The Allegheny Cemetery Company started to bore a gas we!l on its property at Corapolis when # terrifte explosion occurred, causing @ great upheaval of the earth in the Ciclolty. Hundreds of dead bedicn in the cems etery were hurled from their resting place and many cortly monuments were shattered. usp Auten pn Turkey Creek Train Rebbers Caught. ‘The principal actors in tbe Turkey creek train robbery of the Ric Grande expres» near @ month age have hear cap- OUR FIRST FLOOR Contains a earefuliy selected stock of Bed Koom, Din- sug Houm and Office Furniture. OUR SECOND FLOOR E EE F OUR THIRD FLOOR Contains a stock of Pazlor Furniture which for variety ei design and uniform excellence of material is not Surparsed by any Louse in the country. SECOND-HAND PIANOS — A larwe ‘country. in thorowe repair" will bs closed out at ‘country. fow duties. ‘SELCIALTNDUCEMES TS MONTHLY IRSTALUBMUATS wee a 4s Wal. Ki SOME STARTLING PRICES: Pimsh or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites Cash, 26: credit, €0. Solid Usk Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces Cash, ©) credit, $18. Poplar Bed Koom Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, $14 ,oredit, FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash. 815. $4.25; crmbit, $4.50. Eight-ioot Usk Extension Tebie. Cash, $3.50. ered, 86. &. Woven Wire Springs. Cash, @%.25; credit, 82.50. Brcanels Carpet, per yard. Cash, Oe. jcredit, We. aparsin Curpets, per Yard. Cash, Joc. icredit, 4c. Carpets sowed and laid ize of cust, Xo charyetcr Waste im marching. ‘TERMS: ‘Fasy weekly or monthiy payrsenta. meuco iy thirty days. GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, S10, B81 and $25 7th at. telte + PAN. DEALER ‘STABLISHED 1870—W. 3. TAP} hoe Ware, 8 ain Diaasonds, Wate bes. Were ste aye, toiiwoge above #. Pine wate sn nay robust S apecualt Forty-pound Hair Mattress. Cash, €7.00; credit, Xe wotes anit G per cent discuun: allowed for esttie- South Af this by some inspiration w! direction. © Reading room#for fe omy by some. , | convention is simple and unaffected. church dignitaries or to! ination. It is simply the te day, daring the seven days, ¢ Christian work, ench story being follo vention has the privile or throwing in any beon used have equal op experience which they in shape. two-ratute 6; tako bis infliction in such case as an tunity of showing bow much patience we and so he is One young women wrote me the other day that she was just on the point of going to f asa missionary, being led to do ‘h she received at the Hartford convention last year. A young man wrote me that he had undertaken work in school houses and bad been very useful in that y8 have been heard the story of the ys’ Work." The whole trend and tone of the at y any particular stress upon the recognition of any particular denom- ar iting from day to of the a of by Sfwen or twenty minutes, as far ax possible, of discussion, in which auy member of the con- of asking questions bt ina brief two- drawn from his or her experi- ence. Then, further than this, there in no dis- tinction of sex. Men and women who hare nities to give the ve had, but at the sane time all cranks aud isms are tigidly kept Dye por ead, of course, but he can get ia of the discussion, and we “There is no attempt to exalt any gre down in his store by negroes. ‘This crime was followed in « short time by the murder of & wan named Dunn. Tast night the series of crimes was sapped by the brutal murder of Mr. Thomas Sheppard and wife, a couple of highly esteemed people residing two miles from the town. ‘The mur- dered people were quite old, having a number of children, all of whom have attained majority. The Dodies of the murdered couple were horribly butchered, the crime having appar- ently been commitied with an ax. ‘The trunk and drawers in the house were pillaged. ‘The ax was found in the front yaru, thirty yards from the house, with blood on it. ' Seventy-five dollars were found that the murdorers did not get. The people are in a state of fronzy and a large force of men have been patrolling the country around in search of the murder- ers. Information of the crime was telegraphed to the governor and he has offered ® ro ward for the capture of the perpetrators. ‘M. B. Curtin Arraigned. M. B. Curtis, “Saiauel ct Posen,” of theatri- cal fame, who is accused of having shot and killed Voliceu:an Grant on September 11, was bong Judge Zrontty in Ben, ee ee for arraignmen Dd thi onse went over fil Shturday. 900 Sir Edwin Arnold and Walt Whitman. Sir Edwin Arnold, the English writer, sccom- paniod hy James Wallace, John Russell Young and Henry Guy Carlotm, called upon Walt Whit the port, ot | NJ, op Roptir. and better yesterday than for several days past. Acuz P. cw in the Denver jail. The men veranda, Bosixess Jeg” Kldridge Jim Evane and « man SHED six YEARS. Burns Other arrests ave ex this wt opolling, talearapba, typeset asd week, as it ip understood Eldridge hee made e | senocrani. Course, arithinetic, confeseior. McCoy the leador of the gang, is | y.2,0ur Acwe eady iu prisou, serving am eighteen Soar | proseieany sae sentence frou. this Lugtit wuunber have been tou by the priacipal of tie ceil ‘day and ;, Call orsend for pamphlet. wean EFS Ser mane ‘TEACHER OF PIANO, ao ad = Tome Bae M ‘VERNON SEMINABY, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG eto yay Choice for the Presidency of Chile. ‘The New York Herald's Valparaiso dispatches contirm the newe that Admiral Jorge Mentt is the choice of all parties sor president of the re- public. Mouttis somewhat backward in ac- cepting the honor aud modestly declares’ that be in sailor and nota politician. It is, nover- thelene, the general opinion thet he will accede ty the demand that he accep! presidensy. Hix acceptance wonld unite all tical | 3100, Sectite’ She eebeer ee tae blame wet and 1106 9 PEs and 2298 112h at, ister Egan for fermenting the trouble betwen . _ atieusd the United Siaies. 2 ‘alparn’ from Sant foot that Sinister of Fe Matta has sent a h to Minister relative to the Fultimore affair. It ix said to be couched-in a conciliatory tone and to evincg in every way dexire to bave justice done just as soon as the inguiry is iuded. A upecia! to the Herald from We ny Tanched | Seventeenth year ben@s TUESDAY, October. ‘Thorough tnstruction in all departments in acoord- ance with best modern methods. ‘ Especial advantages in English Literature, History, Modern Languages and Music, Every appliance for health and comfort of pupils, including ample exercise rounds, steam best, pas- senxer elevator and perfect sanitation. For circulars apply to the Principal, Ger Taz Bes, ‘THE COKCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., sdjoining Netional Hotel. ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes st low prices. oc27 Tazz Is No Daxom eS