Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1892, Page 7

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Courtney of the Teppahannock schooner | “A heavy right hand swing knocked oat Billy quently under the rales the Washingtons had | Columbia F. ©. brings tiding of the sudden | Myer, the “Streator cyclone,” last night in New to stay at Pittsburg and play the two games| death of Capt. Frank Green. This occurred | Orleans, and Jack McAuliffe retained the title With the Pirates vet for yesterday and which | Friday aboard the Oriafield schooner Angie Me- | of champion prize fighter. The Were prevented by rain. Washington hasan | Namara, lying off Kinsale, Va. Frank | fight ended in the fifteenth round. Meduliffe excellent opportunity to improve ite percent- | Green had been sailing in the Angie | got the best of it for fourteen rounda, age now and its relative position with the other | for years,and both ehip and master were | Myer occasionally landed a hard blow. But the clubs, its nearest opponents, New York, Balti- | familiar figures in this port. Ho was of a jovial | Illinois man was frequently knocked down end more and St, Louis having suffered defeat yes- | nature and many good stories of him are being | it was plain that he wae no match for the man terday. told today along the docks. At the time of the | whom he had fought to s drew at North Judson, Cleveland opens here tomorrow. | death of the captain the McNamara was loeding | Ind., February 19, 1889, efter sixty-four rounds. Capt. Richardson is gvidently not much | poplar poles for Philadelphia. Friends took | Kither he had gone back or MeAuliffe hed impressed with Pitcher Abbey, having deter- | the body to his home on the eastern shore. De-| much improved. ee ee | ceased leaves a widow and one child. -_ | Ex-Mayor Guillot entered the ring of the Pregame emma aas ares ‘The Tappahannock schooner. Columbia F.C. | Olympic Ciub last night at ten minutes to 9, Cleveland > 6 0 0 0 0 6 1 6-7| isthe old craft of the Columbia Fishing Club | and, as master of ceremonies, made ‘8 peech, remain per: man the ‘ |g | and was built by the society several years ago | admonishing the assemb! to Peril tua Clovelasd, 4: Philadetphin, i | for tamer cruisen.” The schooner fe NOW | fectly quiets and declaring. tt, the drat Two-buse “hite—Zimmer, ‘Allen. -Throe-bago | handled by Capt. Courtney and rans wood and | who interfered with the | hit~Allen. Home run Childs. ‘Total bases limber from the Rappahannock to Baltimore | club or the comfort of bis | on hits—Cleveland, 11: Philadelphia, 6. Sac- Pry lee i wee Peat rape! ant) anooressoniously i 9 a. | handsome craft and a good sailer. echo. Im 3 | Hegenite—MeAleer, Zimmer: Cuppy % Allen, | “The Columbia Fishing Club is spending « | John Daffy, who acted as referee, entered, fol- | bases—Cieveland, 6; Philadelphia, & Struck | period at Mundy’s Point, Va., and on tho last | lowed closely by Capt. Wm. Barrett, who | ont Mestece Cupey, Hallman 2, Delehanty 2, | trip of the Maryland and Virginia Company's | q» usual. in charge of the contest. Myer. a | Kecle, Wane iy ‘on ‘errors Cleveland, 3; | *teemer Sue to that port waited on Capt. Sim-| McAuliffe were weighed in, Myer at 187 | Philad First base on called balis— | Monds and escorted him to eamp. where re- | pounds and McAuliffe at 137%. bo | freshments were :lixpensed and speeches made. |" Capt. Barrett arranged the scales upon which . ; arke ts 2, Zimmer 2, Hamilton 2, Keefe. | ““Worken aie busy repairing the Philadelphia ‘the gloves were weighed, and of bor would tely after this Prof. | Philadelphia, 3. « de, ‘olen base —Hallman. Passed balls ing them ig mays Vild , barge Annie SicNally. according to law, fu!l five ounces, nodded his j {utied fis balls” Childe, MeAleer, Allen. Wild | “Et. Jackson No. 6, Crisflld, Capt. Hanson, | consent that the glover would ae” The sions | ers Davis. adiaaaa: esppedl Magee all di-char return to Newberne, N.| were of a pea-green color, laced with red in tow of Dougherty tug | woolen tape. ‘They were thrown into the cen- | Connor. Total errors, batting and fielding — | C10 0% Of DNERer YE Atoxandrin, Vans | eee ing ear are | Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, 10. Umpire, Suyder. | 6.) "Wrz. Hf. Blackburn, will go ou the railway Sixty-five phe ber) yous were said to be | Time of game, 2.05. at Bennett's yard for repairs to bull. It bas | present, aud even that number failed to fill the j Philadelphi: 000000 0 0 OO been a long while since any attention | mammoth arena, whow empty seats the rainy | Cleveland 0 1 10 0 4 0 O X-6 in the way of repairs has been paid to the Mary. | weather was held accountable for. Profenser | Barned runs—Cleveland, 4. Two-bare hits— “The three-mast schooner Harry Messer, Bos- | Duffy announced that James Colville of Boston | Connor, MeKean, O'Connor, Zimmer (2). Total | ton, Capt. Pierce, au old-timer at Washington | would act as time ke for McAuliffe, and | bases on hits—Philadelphia, 6; Ci Sacrifice hits—Allen, Cross, Dow: docks, hus just made Baltimore from the ken-| George R. Clark of Chicago did lke " | nebec. |for Myer. Reuben M. Frank acted as official Left on bases—Phil | The three-master Childe Harold, | time keeper. McAuliffe was the first to enter Struck out—Hallman, Sweenoy, also a favorite here, is at Balti | the ring, which he did at 9:15. Myer camea m McAleer, | from Bath. | moment later. Both men received ovations. ng. First base on errors— Philadelphia, 2. | Four-mast schooner Lydia M. Deering, Path, / ‘The men were called to the ceuter of the ring t base on called balis— Hallman. Knell, | Mfe., Capt. Hamiliou. hence light in tow, has | by Heferee Duffy, who, together with ( Childs. Wild throws—Cross. | Fumbles and | made Baltimore, loaded coul and cleared for Barrett, instructed them’ as to how they should missed grounders—Burkett, McKean. Dropped Boston. She is to suil (oday. abide by the Queensbury rules snd the Olympic | thrown ball—Virtue. Total errors, batting and | Yesterday was a tlow Monday with most of | rules ar to breaking | fieiding—Philadelpbia, 2; Cleveland, 5. Um-| the excursion steamers. | and Prof. Robertson were MoAuliffe's secouds pite--Snyder. Time of game—1.55. Work on the Willie Clark continnes. and James Nelson held the bottle. Edward Capt. more At New Yor! Boston and Providence freight apyewrs con-| Myer, Alfred Kennedy and John Eckert seo- | New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 O O 0-1) Spicuously on the manifesis of the propellers onded Myer and Kennedy held the bottle. At | Chicego 2010 6 0 3 0 0 6| Norfolk and Washington, :20 everything was in readiness for the battle » Virginia Dare, Baltimore, Capt. Whi | : lon te Chicago, 8 Two-| to begin and both men eat in their corners eye- base hits Dorie. Fuller: O'Neule. Dangese | has tailed from her hailing port for Petersburg, ing each other closely, ‘The men were ordesed Stolen ‘beses—Faller “(2 Dahlen 535, | Va, to load lumber for ats port. | to shake hands at 9:25 and the gong for the first Dungan (2). Double’ Schriver and An’| Schooner Lena Willing, Baltimore, Capt. | round was sounded. son. Dahlen and Cai . First base on balls berries Leas Ba persa wpers to have naobkh ov vn Syenrd Off Crane, 2: off Gambert, 2. Hit‘ sailed Saturday. She arrived a =a jock lene? aS | “ack ckinltive, Gis ig We-wGllk champion, vate eggh rice By Cr Sunday noon, Oe eT re Ce an ey itm |“ Three-master Henry Sutton, Capt. Pearce, is | has the following fine record: | Umpire. che Left on bases_-New York, 3; | & Paltimore, .. .,| . Won amateur tournament at Madison Square ios . : » 8) "“Schooner Ocean Bird, Capt. Corderey, is at | Garden 1884 5 | Seaford, Bel. 48 oo 2 2 2 1-7) “Schooner Catherine D. Perry, Capt. Garfield, | het “er reey fore eam ag re Earned runs, Chicago 0, New York1. Three | i at sea for Baliumore. Won light-weight tournament, New York uy, & fonr-master who made | | Me base hits, Burke. Stolen bases, Dahlen, Decker, lo plays, Kittridge and Dablen, nson. First base on balls, off Athletic Cleb, March 28, 1835. Won his first professional fight February 27, ‘86, defeating Jack Hopper; 70 rounds. | her last ico trip endent Com- ime out from Bath for Paitimore. «New Haven, Capt. E off Rusie 5, Strack out, by | The) ah eer Gano ai the Wh ineteat Defeated Billy Frazier October 20, 1886, for by Rusic 8. Passed balls, Boyle | Tied rica ei Albert Stearn is | the light-weight championship; 21 rounds. Wild pitches, Rusie 2. Ti Bret arg eats ee | Defeated Harry Gilmore January 14, 1887; 28 ach. First on errors, Chi g at Georgetown. | rounds. he Moonlight has sailed from Norfolk for | | Philadelphia, fork 0. Left, Chicago 4, Ne | Drew with Jem Carney of England at‘Revere | Beach, opto al 74 rounds (four r fig ‘d | hours, fifty-eight minutes). Another week and | “Drew with Pat Kerrigan of Boston Septem- ber 25, 1883; ten rounds. Defeated Billy Dacey at Dover October 10, | 1988; eleven rounds, Defeated Jake Hyams December 10, 1838; nine rounds. Drew with Billy Myer at North Judson, Ind., Tebrua 13, 1849; sixty-four rounds. Drew with Mike Daly of Bangor at Boston’ |. 1839. p H. Mohler was to have gone in 1 mission September 1, 01000 svi 1 00000 c-base hit, Merritt. Stolen bases, Brown, sh. Double plavs, Je ler: Long and Tacke | bas Lowe, Brown, Hit by piteh Struck o2 2. Tucker, Stivetts 2, Long. Quin Verriit, J MeCarthy. 9. Umpire, Gaff: er Waddy bas com ed his canvas ‘or the Florence and accepted and or- | the Stella. alle of the Pent ortolk and Washing der to rig 0} ars pweetly at | n captains for of the river at Al 3 Defeated Jimmy Carroll at San Francisco a ‘ : jz f ‘hum of the steamer Law has March 21, 1390: forty-seven rounds, Boston 8, Louisville 1. is of the Joe Blackburn is| Defeated Austin Gibbons at Hoboken; six rounds. Billy Myer, the “Streator Cyclon a prominent light-weight boxer for almost ten eck 11 is dismantled at Ritchiés. | il in the south slip of the ag up th The Lovie Rai The is Carthy 2, Lows Gu .S : | Atmephona dow Paani | years. His record: ; Stivette, Lowe Umpire, Gaffney. the ice browsht im bs the four-master | Defeated Manning, at Streator, 1888; four At Brooklyn— x Haggett has been sold. | rounds. . Louis... 100300010000 the lnths breughi down from Bangor | Defeated George Murphy, 1883; six rounds. Defexted Charles Lounasney, 1884; three os rounds. are disposed of. rans—Erooklyn 5, e Be barkentine Chestina Redman : 8 q base hits—Caruthers, Bro will probabiy begin to discharge tomorrow. eet Paddy Welch of Chicago, 1885; one iT. Daly. Stolen bases—W Threo-mast schooner S. G. Haskell, Deer yd. : Corcoran, T. Daly, Griffin 2. Firet base on | Isle, Me., Capt. Richardson, is diecharging. oo ond =. bar ei balis—Gleason, Brodie, Camp, Buckley, Griffin. | hooner May Brown, Vienna, Md., Capt. ft a, TL 1886, thirt ry of “ds, ‘at Wood- Struck ont—Glasscock, Werdon. Russell, from Dorchester, county, Md., with Der ted Jack Gallagher of ‘Buffalo ‘ Camp. Buckley, Hawly 2, Ward, Kennedy 2. | canned goods, is being lightened. | a ae ee at Pana, Passed balls—C. Daly 17. Umpire | | Schooners “Shining Light and Model of | Ml.; 1887: three rounds. hampion of Can- | Georgetown both have their cargoes still | — ey Sennene, CNenENR St | ada, at Lacrosse, Wis., 1887; five rounds. Defeated Harry Gilmore at North Judson, Ind.. 1887; one round (28 seconds). 0000000404 -.02002100x—-3) aboard, | ‘The oysters received today sold at 59 cents | Earned rane #! Louis 2, Brooklyn 3. Two- | per bushel. j a hee Me inelin, Inevtien. Heme ren |” Seay Seilbien Bunty tb detuned tn ot Masai el Cee Grigin. Base stolen—O'Brien. Double plays | Riley's. ap , 1888; and Brodie, Caruthers, Glasscock and | Schooner Vigil, Crisfield, Capt. Bell, with | Drew with Jack McAuliffe oo pir cpe beep tap ge rete] ep omom epg by bee gc eg aes Fight wiih Marcy Glkeare-ot Catenah: Sateen ck, Glenson 2, Griftin. Struck out—| Steamer Arlington went down to Broad ereck | 15" iE06 aepesd ky poles is tte Sigeeaey' Eriggs, Daly. Passed ball— Buckley. | toda 5, 1890, vara th banks 4%, Wmkign | cee BA My, Quien, C., | Gilmore was about gone. Defeated Jack Time—1.53. Umpire—MeQuaid. lo Kendrick, is discharged and expects to April 30; 180; tx Hopper at Alexandria, Va., alt me i 1 0 0 3 0 O05) sail today. il $0, 1890; atx rounds. coon ae 3 1 b 0 ‘ 1 ig x—7| Schooner Ida, Baltimore, Capt. Andrews, | ,, tipped by Andy Bowen at New Orleans May 22, 1890; twenty rounds. Draw with Andy Bowen at New Orleans May 19, 1891; drawn on acconnt of fouls, Defeated Jimmy Carroll at New Orleans; for- ty-four rounds. | from the Saint Mary's river, with iumber, bas made dock. Schooner Lena Willing of Baltimore. Capt. th, coal laden, is discharging at Givens’ doth. cinnati, 3. Three-base hit Stolen bases—-Cincinnati, 5. First alls-By MeMahon, 1; by Sullivan, 10. by pitched bell—MePhee. | Struck out —By 2 rans—C ee ees ‘There are three coal-Inden schooners at ToNIoHT's FrowT. bases Baltimore, ii, | C2*—-the Lena Willing, the Spedden and the E.| George Dixon ayd Jack Skelly fight tonight Cine’ 2hours. Umpire, Burns, | K- Hart, ober and from Baltimore. ‘The Hurt | tor the featherweight championship. ie a thre ‘The sloop yacht Lotus, Capt. Matchett, ie fit- | ting out for & cruise. pugineer McIntosh of the De Boss Lenox is off duty, owing to sickness. |. Capt. Marmaduke of the City of Alexandria | is all right once again. | Lhe good southerly winds continued yester- NG OF THE CLUBS. George Dixon, who claims Boston as his home, was born in Halifax, N. 8., July 29, 1861. He is five feet three inches high and weighs about 116 pounds whea be aw in training. On September 21, 1887, Dixon fought his first battle as professioual ‘with young Johnson and defeated him in three rounds. In \ber of 1889 Dixon defeated Eugene Hornbacker in me of the river craft are said not to show a| a fight which did not last two hours. Then Cal § | riding light at night while anchored in the | McCarthy and Dixon fought a seventy-four- Clubs. Por cont, 2 | upper port of the harbor. round battle, which resulted in draw. The i am cm Tre George Leary, Capt. Beacham, did a | fight took place at Boston on February 7, 1890. POLST good Piney Point and Colonial Beach trade | Dixon's next battle was with “Nane” Wallace, Sunday. the bantam lightweight of England. Tho men Capt Richardson has released Be | The Arrowsmith, Capt. Entwisle, took down | met under the auspices of the Pelican Club of | Provident Wagner has gone to a fair freight yesterday. London, England. The battle was decided on He will probably bring .back Mulvey’s name | — The three-master Jeanie N. Huddle of Phila-| June 27 of that year, und, contrary to general | delphia expects to sail this evening. expectations, Dixoh ‘won.’ Dixon's last batile Schooner Damasews, Georgetown, D. C., | was with Cal McCarthy of Troy, N. Y., March laving, and he will go behind here- | Capt. Dandel Perry, is light. | 31, 1891. He won in twenty-three rounds, The ead of Berger. | Sloop Belvedere, Alexandria, Va., Capt. John- Seek for which the men battled was a purse of nais have been weak at third base | #0n, is out. 6.000. ce last winter, but had Hardy Richard-| * The fall list of the men Dixon has whipped 2 kept there the team would have been Bunt dctlows: Toung Johnsen, ‘rep “souselss many points better off than with all the exper- Sam Cohen, nine rounds; Jimmy Mack, four rounds; Barney Finnegan, seven rounds; Fred on a contract, Milligan has evidently decided that his hand | is fit for ER FRONT. > AT THE RIV iments with Dowd, Radford, Ulrich and Robin- pra sgunde: Harney Finnegan, seven rounds; Fred son there. 4 Taree-mest schooner Jamiss B. Pace, Dennis, Me., a ; y . Those who believe that Presidont Wagner is | capt. Garfield, eight days from Gardiner, Me. with | FOUNdS; | Jim Brackett, five rounds; Billy | : James, three rounds; E lornbecker, two | going to seat content with the presout club and 14 toner Kenneine ie." elwoner Zamore Dove, | amet, thyee rounds: Eugene Horabacker, two cas Wood Se ee eT snag | COP CEES: Dh Cg live, Kendcik. from Maniomey | Uodsrtay, twenty-eeven rountg: Abe: Willa, pe enree, Wood ie doing pretty we has | cit as, Alexandria, Va. Capt Robey, from | champion of Australin, five rounds; Jack Ham: | been." His batting, fielding and base running BaF taanels of Gotere aes Sten, Gight “emda Chase t baviaioake | are winning games for Cincinnati, Washing: | Fosnincten, 2. C._ Cops, Mentrele | Toone, Wane Wallecs; ahenpion cf Restaas fp hel eee | Shoot Daniel Lockwood, risfeld,. Cop ten rounds; Fred Johnson, champion of Eng ve Baltimore ten bases on | balls yesterday. Had the Orioles been able to | oysiers.‘Seboohor Fil: ° 2 | do any batting they would have won with ease. | Cupt, Wm. T- be gerne a gf RG Sy Re Chicago played two errorless games yester- | son, Baltiuiore, Capt. Hediuond, trou Rosas creek, day —an unprecedented feat. | Ya with 42 cords of pine wood. Funey, Warwboop. Perry Werden has gone back to first base for | {yistiel@. Capt oe ont See: — Louis, Teri, Georgetown, D. C.. ‘Vou der Abo has a “‘promising player’ named | Acwis creck, Ya_, with 26 corde of pine wood, 7] Camp and called the “Kangaroo” on third. His | oorE icimore. with 160 tent playing is prolific of errors. If the Browns can | riaihel earry such a load and keep out of last hole | they will do better than is expected of them. son, from the eastern shore, land, seven rounds, ; He fought draws with the following: Tom Dougherty; ten rounds; Cal MeCarthy, seventy rounds; Brennan, ten rounds; Brennan, nine rounds; Hank Brennan, fifteen rounds; Hank Brennan, twenty-seven rounds. Jack ‘Skelly wus bora in Brooklyn and is twenty-two years old. He has been successful with all the amateurs he has met so far. This is his first professional battle. He is tallerthan Dixon and has a ionger reach. He is said to be a scientific boxer. men whom he defeated are Bibby Jones, Tom Hickey, Don Chenevick, Johnny McTiernan, Henry McAlister, Kellerman, Mike Leonard, Frank Neager (twice). He will fight at about 11834 pounds. stesssetmrsbaiani t,t A. L. Smith of Washington observai W.C, Power of Chicags, a member of United States ‘survey, are conduc! through ‘the central vot johnach Brothers Capt. Kendrick, fron th lumber, tn Ryahana sek, ‘a... with 5B ay. Baltiinore, wit . Schooner Coluinbia F. C., Tt Capt. Courtney, from Yeocomico, ‘pine wood. Quebec's Stringent Regulations. The following regulations, which are now binding in Quebee, have been passed at a meet- ing of the provincial board of health: nay, “It in forbidden until farther orders to bring, | Htruse Seaford a either by water or land, emigrants or effects of | City. Va... Fe sis emigrants within the limits of the province of | yavie SAILED. Schooner Silver Spray, Alexandria, Va., Capt. Robey, to Nomint, Va, to load oysters. Schooner ‘Mary E. Gandy, Georgetown, D. C., Capt. Schivels, tel i syd: Gan tg Faeroe een Sar | party of engeere through theo webec. 10 Jon .oF8 choower 3 = a 5 sit is forbidden any vessel, coming from a | Cuilgrad, f» Wicomico fur oypters. Renounet Oarele | Site for ade purpose of locating port infected with cholera, to ‘land at any place | 2} Helle, Balti aw aperigph ce Kosten tonal observatory. in the province of Quebec, or to disembark | iors. Ca Be ay BR either passengers,crew, bag: or merchandise, | for Piutladeiphia, Bioes Amelie Cowart. Coan river, It is forbidden for any vessel, having had during | ¥*- ©p* econ tong oysters. the passage any case of cholera on board, to land at any place in the province of Quebec, or to disembark either passengers, crew, baggage or merchandise. Returned to the British Princess. Ex-Councilman John A. Clark, who was pre- $1 of the board will | MAtFely released from the British Princess “Tns} under con'r6l of the board will | while still in quarantine at Philadelphia, was re- hace «omen frmicare nip these | turned to that vessel, now lying at Washington ere pete aes OPS 2 ke | avenue wharf, yesterday. Mr. Clark has been | for,the last few days by Clerk Quickness of His Hand Deceived the Eye. | ought after for, |" Charles Edwards, a well-known prize fighter, | Ward of the health bragged but = not be | went to the Col. Sellers mine at Leadville, Col., | found after a oxtgotered with the intention of killing a man known as ; Health Officer Veale a ap- | the city hall m “Red” Briggs. who was working in the. shaft ier a consultation Mr. Crk went tack ay. Foueph Choysink | Niel Coe ena A Fd FEMALE Le a HORTHAN ‘TYPEWRITING-INSTRUC- A 1 work call between Pape eH ninpicas. ow bot ne 188 BALCH. 1207 10TH ST. N.W., WILL RE- bE ie ett oak by the iy CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. This Schoel wil! o- en at p.m OCTOBER 4, Serpe Sse Jeeta ae aaa Caect yeas 5 ony. meet in the are to Doth sexea. SSS oR Facet. BLL. HODGKINS, Ph. D., 385 H street northwest, ives thorough tt for the Naval snd Multary nies ad tors. Nunsber of reriisionited te 100, Balldiue open fo; ine potion “ind a teacher present (arter Reptean= sion Desh s SEPTENDEN ide For ‘catalonee or Bak: | Ther information. dress a | ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, Ph. D.. OR PB snoipal. INST! se5-] | FRMERSON r eee oe buxo, The recutar “Prepares for’ ail Us foot "Point'and Anns G NO. 19 TAT. Ww. Under the divcetion w the Fathers of the Society of | Frama, Claasiva’ ant Business Courses of Studies. English, French, German, Latin, Greek, Mathe- matics, Bookkeeping, Stenowraphy and Typewriting | | are tucluded tn the course. Inthe Business Department special attention is paid to the preparation of students for the civil service | examinations. In the Classica! Department students are prepared for entrance into the Law. Medical and Scientific De- partments, especially of Georetown University. ‘For further particulars apply to au32m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, 8. 7. 'HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGI 03-1 cities). Rend for circulars to . B.A. JOLY, Principal. M Mi BPC TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE And the note chain system of Will begin MONDAY, SEPTE: ding music at sight. BE se3-1m ‘Music studio, 940 N.Y. ave. n.w. IGNOR MAINA’S | SCHOOI. FOR SINGING. ) The only school of the celebrated Italian method in | Washington. Pupiis thoroughly revered for cou: | ceria, oratoitos and grand 0) 19H at. now. N. B. Sig, Maina will at short notice be prepared to | give operatic concerie with acts from Faust, Martha, rovatore, &<., on the same style that the renow: impresearlo, Mapleson, the private resid: nce of PROF, ARNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE OF Leipzig Collewe of Music. Instruction in, 1DO- forte, vot ‘ulture and theory of mus.c. 1114" 20th st‘. w. z M® PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG | A1A nen will reopen September 26, 1802. Best facili- ties offered for pupils of all aves and grades. Best of references. Apply for circulars and information at GATS nt, year in New York at 1453 Corcoran st. se2-3m LLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, FRENCH TRACHE! Manto ine weeks $8. sine fot ¢ season ‘reopens ive lessons if desired. ITH, EXPERIF! D - Bh) bn and English tranches, de- | sires a few more pupiia. Family or school. Beet tes Umomiain, Freeent Stdrees. S00 Fat n: it ‘RS. WALTON, 1803 H ST. real ‘ulture Elocation {Pxrrewive Syecial course in Shak s MSS FRANCES MART M“xoris FRENCH SCHOOL FOR PL AAS AND LITTLE Gints EB BT. We sol im® STENGGG*EBY, THPEWRITING OR RaPrD prc S"FATION™ Practical course, 67. Mania aud thor. EVENING SEHOOL oD. Shake: se1-3m*_ for actual work. Call or wr, OF PRACTICAL BUSINES! Couumnyy COLLEGE OF COMMER roe Si re ee are et ge PS $10. &t vorthand, ions compenat instruction i the phonograph. [ndividasl parieaped, ep Rhomoaat: ineteastion? oe see sore a apy eee for summer months. ‘Send for catalogue. Era T= MISSES KERR’ SCHOOL = nats pewrit AND ‘Re- FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, _ am 1438 N ST. N.W. et aie M33 MYERS' SCHOOL—A BOARDING day schoo! for young | and jittie girls pte th a ng apply to LE s MYERS lez Tet. nw, sa aus4u T, CECILIA‘'S ACADEMY, Te S$ G01 East Canitol st.. for ladies and children, will reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 5. This well-known in- tution in ery advant orb 1 musical education. geo en om stil pone ne to the classes ork, ol phonoeray Tapas dik fancy wore, slocution, W00D's COMMERCIAT. COLLEG! 407 East Capitol st. Eighth year. Fall term opens MONDAY, Septem- ber5. If possible call and make arrangements to doin before that date. Day sessions (9 montis), #40; evening sessions (9 months), $25: shorthand and typewriting (6 months), $25. ““Patronized by the best people in Washington.” COURT F. WOOD, LL. M., Principal. mb56m EDWARD M. HULL, Vice Principal. | RDSGATION FOR REAL D1Fe ee ouura: "HE SPENCERIAN Husivess COLLEGI Nationel Bank of the Republic Building, cor te and | Tiss | eres. ‘Aino thorough n \ Eomibet 26 minercells sa wcuaeh ewes ‘OTPL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. ¥. Weeltipe apd training for the Civil services Pre- | BB™AES.%0 $5 par eh Flementars Bopk keeping, | N.J: HE. Architectural and chanical Drow sgoroe of | (THE CARLTON. CAPE MAY POINT, X. J._NEW : contra ment: slectrie Pape May papa Spacious, brilliantly lighted. newly improved, ‘hand com: 82.50 per day ; $10 to $15 per week. 1. Ms and class % Y i rae Fy eet wradustes BOGE: Promelcor pency EMAN, Manager. open ce . Telephone call Cal sna! {gpnouncement containing full eee SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. PARA (A Brenceh. COLTONS POINT, MD. NOW OPEN. NRAK GQURRION INSTITOTE For orn newly furnished: twelve Resdtome cotta fens ‘3017 O ST. N. 2 Sip TON Do the bepee oreeee | Spb crabs, pontine: unsar- aud2m° Mr and’ Mre BEVERLEY B. MASON. oes We CRENP’ proprietor. OUT OF WASHINGTON. DABSESTOWN ACADEMY... paRNESTON DS teooery conuty. Wd: 6200 fer fease oad {uibon. includine Fngtith brariches, claseice, Frew: tniles owt Wanblogtos teen eB. SOT, nities trom Was] near the Re Te. Suh Or Addrawe” WH, Websthe, beieipal OCKYILLE SCHOOL POR YOUNG LA- ns September 18. ears apply " ‘va. PER YEAR AT LUTHERVILLE S¥Mq- nary qneas Baltimor) fer x03 id for catalogue. Rey. J.-H. TURNE Principal, Lutherviiie, Md. $225 ROSEY WEE OACAREMY FOR BOTs. ROCK ville, . Opens September L5. Thirty :ninutes fron Ws = For catalors sat WINDSOR BUSINESS: Fail course tm each ooliere, with diplomas an‘ 4-- ee charges. Open opt. 14, Addrem Rev. A, MO UTLLY. A-M..D.D..Prosident New Windsor, M4." jy2)-°m. Mi Rieviprintenieet nites Wek n pape Eilean who pight in go detective Star fany coaast pubotnes inn stss acne Adress ¥. Do MORRIsOX, | eo __"__Baitimore, ‘Ma. BROOKVILLE ACADEMY, A THOROUGH TRAIN- ing school for life, 9) ene ore ber 1. 3B ARETE OK. okville, WA, au23-tu,th.eat,toocl ___-Montwoisery Count ae A EL Ss cee EO. WIGHT, AM Brest J. WRIG! $¥ 9-20 Gorn wal FAtguire INSTITUTE FoR Youna Lanies, Warcenton. Va. Thirty-eecomt session opens on September L>. 1882.“ Sitaated Im the Piedmont rexton of Virginie, ‘op the Richmont and Danville Re te 54 miles froin Washington Surerior buildings aid a | strong faculty. For extal <3 Gora: BULLER, a. Mt. SvP-eotm = Prine ST. SFORGES Ward. FOR BOYS, ST. GEORG: s Prof. JC. Kinear Doar Baltl ore, 3d. ¢ cipal: college or brsiness: 17th year tn advantares, irtiatia fort wnd reasonabse terms: hietien OME SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM 8 TO 16 tapes pa Ml open Septernber 14. INGE." Number Boewent Falsncren vere ete S150 XPARLY, POARD “AND TUITION, ree OY seminary Jirirls): $150 military sradersy jthorous’s instraction ; best care: heh wroonde: | tiny cAdagroa Rev. FM RRL ES hector Epise ia, Had J ai8-Im* AGFRSTOWN, MD., Ki s AM, ms Sep ‘MAR COLLEGE A! Conservatory. An’ excelieat, school for «iris. Send for catalogue. Rev. C.'L."REEDY. jerk ea Preside: OCK HILL COLLRGE, condyeret by ithe Brothers of Schools. Classical, Sclentific dnd Commer Respectable youns ineu and boys received ax Send for prospectus ROTHER Di ay NOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, $192 per rear. One of the best schools to in? the practical duties fe. Buys ander 13 years, nas Jeane" PSHORTLIBGL st JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNA! 18, y Sr JOR Seaeins commiegens “tae Septem Excellent Preparatory School attac! el for ba 12to 18. ” SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE bias Cy OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY. =. President, THOMAS FELL, LL. b., PH.D. vie B A Bey Mt Pa, fuse with enersy aud taach bors of lif C.—THE MAITLAND SCHOOL Broad ave., reopens Monday, __MRS. B. MAITLAND, Principal. | RICK FFMALE SIMINARY WILL | commence its 50th scholastic year Seot. 14, TAZ. For partien! WM. PURNELL. A.M. LB rick, ‘Md. WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, 7. H. LEWIS: DD, President _Twenty-sixth year opens Soptamber 13. " . Pierce. facilities. enis Sop ty16-2m ENNINGTON (N. J.) SEMINARY FOR BOTH Fifty-thira r. Offers rare educational Terms m ngheraie. "Heh ant ~heathfat are oscay horoughtar ore, Prenton, "Phina Daltimors wat Towue, complete and besutifil. sont tree LON, D.D., President tur 23 Fears Steam heating: ren Ne bet We SUMMER RESORTS ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Pacific ae! Mithigan th ic and Michigan aves.. near the beach: full Collent and ampli Mrs SoH ii: COURE lent - 3 “y16-0o%in" ns | = ‘OTEL TICENEY ATLANTIC CIT} cea, ve. : A to #2 89t0 814 per week. Every convent ee: coaurhaes ‘TRE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, Directiy on the beach. Hot and cold sea water baths in the house. _an30-Im ____E. ROBERTS & SONS. THE EILQRIDA, = Leta Pacific ave. near Tennessee. Atlantic City. Susan heat throushout’ mh23-6m MJ. ECKERT. _ ___SEA-SIDE_JERSEY ISERVATORY OF MUSIC. a ratter. hy and typewritine. a0 St Hearst, SIR RS a 3 Hon. Hugh MeCul- i a oe, Brot Nodes Wont Borsiay kine’ = as Mr. Vusxox Seamarr, CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS ¥. wW.. WASHINGTON, D.c., BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ighteonth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1802. New buildings perfectly equipped {or health and comfort. Steam beet. passenger elevator, perfect sanitation. Special advantages in Literature, Modern Languages and Music. __IN THE MOUNTAINS. Fa Cr RT RETREAT.—MOUNTAINS OF MARY* / jand (near pe ), Unexcelled for heal’ home comforts and country luxuries. Open throu | W ‘a CLA Fishin: and hunti . Washington county, JREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Giitested on Pratt Hil ‘farm. Blue Rides of hggandoan river, Wacpere Ferry, W eas post er week. Return tickets ber 7H ¥ Ween Bam at., Washington, D. we. auls-17t* z v8 FERRY, W.VA iver. | that our cro \F SILKS-NO MATTER HOW VARIERGATED—DYED 4 RICH EVEN GLOSSY BLACK. Goods catiet ye ANTON FIscHER, a and delivered, On aw : 2 3 the Weat with chro 316 S4PENN. AVE SB roltanert = en’ = oa a ttinee iv paver my. ROg ms nt Nunenes Pale RENCE DYEING. ScOvEING AyD DRY OLEAN: | Forty, Rowhewinr Aatie for Rat tug Ratabitshroent. 135 New York ave |= . Setmrane SY) Being ANd Texnts Suits For Witilarerert. ana ANTON AND CAROLINE CERO. forweriy with Fire ety,, SEM Saturday. with Siemwine atFaber and alsion Yates, Ferm. 8 | poe Wt 1° Rw heater t, Repero and Kintera at 10.9%) m | won Patra | - . ELPWTA, NEW YORK ax __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. PAST Fgh Otamd Tham ets K8AcER AND OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS = Temple of Mavi, £2 e0l-3m Sp G. HEU A SEW ORGAN AT HALF PRICE A Ser lars thocks we. wil eel direct ¢ able erenne repaired . Regine. wth STEINS AY SF, GABLER, BRIGGS PLANUS | For Bronk iva ‘Oneaus and oliaus for sale or rant 3 DROOP'S "Minis Store Gran a ri Tith at. aw, KK § BRR EER KK § re F *, 9.000n4 11 Mam. and 4.90%, Ke x pan re inept Sunday. Sundays 008m aod g% k Kok Eee ALEX ONPaIA AND THE Sorry » | For Alexandria. 400.8 UNFQUALED 18 New Artistic Sioa,” Aniahed tu 4 EST DECORATIVE ART. Pianos fo SECOND -HAND PIANOS. —A" large assortmen’ comprising almost every wall-tnown mete 1a counters, lu thorn fow firares. SPE MAT EN BOCK: in prices sudin terue. whiict, will be MONTHLY INSTALLMENT ws an nd information at the oMice nort ner 13th streat ant Penne an Woow, General Pameneer Koomt U, * BEsEAL Associanion, Cor. Tthand Dats. a. ¥. an teainateeen fore ale, yma Mtraine arcive and leave at Pentiny! — err Station, Washineton. D.C. ee ‘Thelaresst organization derotedts alsa san Dalle loral for, Lametiieare clase dental practice in the world, Bee alone macaas for Front Royal and Sires. mm Daily Pledged to the promotion of sctentifie Nortollt and Wi mints aonth oa ail Divtelone ie Rraten. Pullman Sleeper in arn ralirosA and for a! ot Richy Centiatry at moderate prices. New Tork ant ‘onnetiae te se Extracting......... “with Gas or Zonine. Sitenerts New Onicans tia Sfoueomery his via Birr inet uniting at “ Arie a or Auirunts and at ville Danville with boro” with Sleeper for Meaning... eons | 4.5 p.m. —Dally for Warrent Oranee Pilling with Silver 7 | throne train for Promt Royal eat ‘Strabane Adige “OS Platina, - een | Dally, WASHINGTON AND “Gold... according tosie | WFSTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, = VERY BEST TEETH (fall set)... 5.00 nw Car aal8 Crown and Bridice Work a spectalty. | [HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 Penn. ave. n.w. Our Specialties: CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH- ‘OUT PLATES. Teeth that have decared and broken may be operate? non by this wvstem, crowns too | Sumdas Eros eivcna new louse of life and’ made ae Thre serviceable in every way as natural ones.” Tobe | 7. an ar‘tScial crown mast be so constructed that | foe SAR, permanently arrest decay at the broken end of | “ty the root and sirong enough to prevent splitting of the | root of breaking lone from fis attachments. We clatm # have all these requirementa,and when | courbined with bridge work, whith consists in supply. jug tosth that have been vitracted, makes the. inom ‘beautiful and durable appliance ever devised ag a sub- stitute for the natural tectb. all this without «plate ‘Tbe advancement in rn wreut inthe last few years. We bave Kept pace “with’theae tmrrovements and the pe Hents of the Evans Parlors are usmured of receiving the | Sontietry bias, bee SCHEDULE IN EPFECT JUNE ve Kopi Traine cave daily from Uuion Station anne. Othand Fests. ea . benefit of theas, practiced and applied a the most | ‘Through the soemery tn. Ay sbiliful and artists manner. “Our prises for thie clase snitmont comploe Sold oaks dertes of work will be found at reasonable ‘as is consistent | West from Washington Sire lase worband testator” Wevertorm | 2 @0p-m. dally ‘oparstions toour "Flee Sines ardiddal terth on gold platina, ravver'amd | train. with Mining car rubber liged with wold. Extracting without pein- | Wartiumton to Gioctenstt Te a change Arrives Cin: Diicahnn attends Gta alr deus | fagop sett fs x ae imextrarting’ is excelent for those who.oauaot take in eas with wafers Ling a spectaity, such as will comfort and satisfaction. All brauches of dentistry. At present location twelve years, ee REE DENTAL INFIRMARY—TEETH FILLED | and artificial teeth f cost of material at ofthe dora Teehee sto Fa: INFIRMARY—NATIONAL UNITY! DENTAL | RAL TIMORE & ONTO RAILROAD. cor. Kihand Katsu. w. Open Sto, all the = © Keohedmle in effect Mar Zeer. (Extracting, &c., free Fillings ud plates at | 1, PROFESSIONAL J. E. HUBBARD, ASTROLOGER, READS entire life, gives advice on jove, business and healti: consultations daily ( day) at 148 C st. uLe.; horoscopes written given. ‘sed-8t" BROOKE TELIS ALL THE ©) All confidential. Ladies and loure, 98. . t0 9 p.m. ME, RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED 4M. ant and astrojoxist, born with acaul, gives names Sives for kebont tines chart pa peluiowry te il gos fives fora n'a chart ou pal co Salting her. Room 10,810 Pat. nw.” auSO-1S: PROF, THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INSTT. tute of Paris. Treatment at lis 621 3th oF at patient's 8. -im* SURE TO CONSULT EMMA. EX-GIPSY garth. clelrroyant and satrologist:s life-long gtu- dent of ograltiam. $23 First st. aw. ;hours. te Zp. fee, SOc. aoener ROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST Baty MEDICAL, &o. Dimes ease aw BSA Fiheusdon, are weak NORFOLE axp DAILT LINE RETWREN WASHINGZOR, D. G., VERAPOS 222 2 sees on sale et 513, G20, 1951.0n8 1681 Feeney! 20% tetet via the new line, THO. Graduated London, Engiand, 1885: New York, 1878. ‘Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Aoute er Ohrenie ‘Bicod or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ms- Deustion, Nervous Detiitty. * Hours: 9002, 4 to; Sunday. 9497