Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1892, Page 7

THE EVEN AGAINST GRADE CROSSINGS. THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR. | G STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THUKSDAY,“SEPTEMBER 15, 1892. 7 EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL __ IN WASHING TON, out oF WASHINGTON. COLUMBIAN UND aks ate Re nore. sr aanege PUE COLUMBIAN > ~ ay Pence ea ed | and Ohio railroad grade crossings that the rain almost every private educational institution. 9 | ott oo : - a es Lore = | storm last night did not prevent a large attend- Pelow may be found notes of thove who give feel hehe ge Set ore TaoN, & To jance at the special meeting of the Anti-grade | their attention to special branches of stndy. a = $ ct Foy fore Paracaare sddrem Te e | Crossing Association. One of the chief topics! ‘The Daruestown Academy, Iceated at that Por catot a aor to. | of dixeursion was the killing of eo many citizens | befu‘iful suburban village of the same neme in j © WELLING, L1.D.. President. | FY YGERS story, An by the steam cars, and, as one member stated, Montgomery countr, is ready for the reception 3 | rare. DEPARTNY Send for cataloras. EDY. y H wis | Mn oll Rekecons, ths eattoens. Stearate S008 | Soc iom eas Sates clap laa cree (for é years Gooay’s Lavy’s Boos) 2200, SPURL cary Baers ™ . terms are but $200 for ‘he scason, and that. in- Nagaice, Prench, Germ. t. hirher te hewmetive ‘ | _ Soon after the meeting was called to ordet | Cindes beard. Slr Willinas Nelson iv the princly and teinerayhy sates. 21 ug fran Wasbiorton | President Frizzell complimented the citizens | pal and wiil fatuith ull informa and 0 RR. Addros Wi. NELSON, Principal. on the large number present, aud before pro-| The Rockville school for girls opened for ceéding with the regular busines: he raid words | business September 10. An excellent corps of ree of praise for Tire Stan for ite aid to the move- | teachers has been provided and the school will > ni i “0 x ev. is *. ’ . 9 ss ONE ENJOYS Fi LUN ron a fea dire |Pat a dap he prc aad" America’s “First” M agazine. Both the method and results when lly furnish all information upon ap- the report of the superintendent | civ sweeping printed in the paper of that | plication. ; Established 1830. Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas | ant and retreshing to the taste, and and board of any yoang Two hundred and twenty-five dollars per year Iayae ee tote Dalti Do A letter received by President Frizzell from |ladyut’ the Lutherviilo Seminary. nent “Balti x spe ‘ “actagently yet promptly on the Kid- Father Gillespie, pastor of St. Aloyrius’ Chureh, more. The Iigh Siandard of this #hool te Jou own a copy of the striking Picture, neys,Liverand Bowels, cleanses the was read. It was as follows: well known, and Kev. J. H. Turner, the prin- ° “ F) = * syntom ‘eetaaly, dpels oly, imum! aa fom oreo, toas-| Cpa wil ive mecessirsInfcrmation to all who Godey’s Idea of the ‘World’s Fair’>” ure at the action taken by Yourself and your | “"\y - ; headachesand fevers.and cureshab- —jeighbors in organizing a toclety whos cur | Me. W. P. Mason, late of the United States wal Academy. announces the gpeni itual constipation. Syrup of Fige is | and object are to bring. before the public at | Save Reade the Neckviln, Seen Oe nd the President the evils that the only remedy of its kind ever pa pehern ag ering at the hands of the | bov# at Itockville, Md. ‘ihe terme are mo produced, pleasing to the taste and | Baltimore and Ohio railroad in the uor:heast. | aud a eatalogue will be furnished upon applicu- Citizens of Northeast Washington Meet and | Edueational Advantages Almost Every 7 Discuss the Question. | Branch of Stady. The people of Northeast Wa:hington are so| With the renewal of the public school year | determined in their fight against the Baltimore | comes also ‘the commencement of work in i waut to spend a few dollars, In Point of Priority and Excellence JQHI'S COLLEGE. ANNAPOLTS, TART Re 1 ena stry eh SPECTAL ATT THE PREP AWA TIO CANDIDATES FOR WE NAVAL ACADEMY Agarems the Presiaen:, THOMAS PELL LL Ws, PH.D, nine Amaiy sts ocvemphiesl Drawit Latin, Pes cho oxy A ave open tot THENT OF ¥ rheono iets Por HT Rehabilitated 1892. eR weTucrs For — cLapina, Si. “Silonind Un the Pradmoet ry the Richmond and tm re ton Suyerior balldingsand® For cwtalocgen, shir Geo. G. BUTLER, am Fetactoat ROOKVILLE ACADEMY, A THOROUGH TRAIN ing echoal for life, opens Regremter 3 oD WARES ENCOURAGEMENT FROM A CLERGYMAN. B We defy ou to look at this picture (presented with the October number of Godey’s) without a strong desire to Possess it, #130 DEPARTM! mt f boy very healthy Ade lev Tw RELL ES bl f It has been my rad duty during the last tion. Th M : I If. {Sake seh oor 2, Gon ; actor Priaipal Scheels: Haddombela acceptable to the stomach, prompt | orciate at the funerals of some of the oldest | The New Windsor Female and the N@y Wind- ic agazine Itself. OF CLVa, EXGIREERING HE ROCKVILLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La in its action and truly beneficial 10 citizens of the crtheant. whose Cinders sor Dratnows Coltes, sitoated Vindsor, Surprisingly brilliant portraits, in rich col f New York Society L: ize laine and ¥ we the rrnctpal Miss LOCY Ss tis alee i ne instant crt hed : poned September 14. contre s y aits, in colors, of New York Society i ; im vie, its effects, prepared only from the | Ore ai ane eee tee of the Raltimore and | nit olleges is thorough and diplomas and dee of the “goo”) in latest Paris gow. delight" Lape ates (leaders DENNINGTON GN. 3) SEMINARY POR nota most healthy and agreeable sub- | Ohio railroad. Mumanity is suffering here aud grees are conferre poagh preparatory ‘ t “ris gowns a delight’to man, woman and child! These | fecal, FANZSTMD peer, Oere. rare eturations stances,its many excellent qualities | humanity at large shonld be mede aware of = f < te s ashions (even more beautiful than the “ Godey’s idea” picture) presented in the “ Lee PvE Bream ‘* gy BF : de, fact. If we can do nothing elve lot us bring the | Jolly will turnish all information upon appl highest style of art, are worthy of being cut out and framed by everybody. r 4 gt re commend it to all and have made att-powerful effect of public ojinion to bear on | cation, Nothing cqual to them ev juced! 2 | ,ARCHITLCTI RAL COURSES —Plementery and | TAM GESPER SoBeiate snd beat, cout thew it the most popular remedy known, the ease. I therefore wish you and your aso | “The Maryland School for the Bi othing cqual to them ever produced! | Advanced Draw ftom, M ¥ . for 23 ware sand shall be ready in any way Asin, Fer. | "ees o; 124m Syrup of Figs is for sale in S0e. and | Ciujion muccoms and shall’ bet | open for the season. The superm : | peisesjnce im Architecture, "Prof. FRANCIS Mt. SO. HE “Lotties Ly ali leading druggists. “Provident Frizzell sald ho fiomght it wonld |18 Wosbington | September 12 John Habberton’s Greatest Novel. | DEPARTMENT oF ENGINEER. ___ DENTISTRY Any reliable druggist who may uot be a good thing to enlist the aid of the } tore | bag ston pupils at the Baltim ory > | athens f “i - | —— wave it on baud will procure it of the different —— = the a at WO Soe eke oeoek ot cack A companion to Helen's Babies, entitled: | ite _ ae {)U, * veseae association, . rn lon, and wi w wi de- aS re echt and ox: ae 7 omptly ius ny one who wishes te | ‘iun.and with that object, In viow it woe de: | oct e that they cannot puter thi tubliccch ous 2 at vos and Plants, Mechan ir Lo maticepe cayenne (ceed tarred [eetuated wumesiinc “Honey and Gall,” | ‘The seventh year of St. George's Hall for ie at the Piece WHAT THE COMPANY PROMISES. . n Desuening. Prof. ‘The largest omranization devotedt> biga CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO | rhe committce appointed at the nxt Loys at St. George’, near Baltimore, o Complete in the Octob bi N i > illust i pointed at the Inst meeting George's, nent , P © October number. Magnificently illustrs nia hie s preci hy to wait npon the raiivoad officials and ack the: | Sehtember 20. ‘The ‘institation is auerc 5 y rated by moral Phraice flame dental praction tn the world. and its advantages, together wiih the eOUIS WILLE. KY. wew VORR Me able terms, make ita most ace: te. Practical Albert B. Wenzell. al re- vy. General Astronomy. b strect crowing be be © prote ° » Smetrectur. Piedgea te the promotion of scientts t they had performed their duty and | Prot. J. C. Kinear is the principal. Many other features, Look out for th Gentisiry at mowerate prices. ailroad compa tive = ‘The twenty-fourth year for the education of 2 rg hy secount of young Indiewat Faivfax Hall, at Wine! ate in Septenber ‘The institut i ‘ith Gas or Zoning. yest. in writing the com- Godey’s Sparkles with Bright Surprises! y with any rewonable re- ce peers Wri at f = “ Ceinine ey, i py ric | rite (enclosing stamp) for our special proposition entitled “Gold faved Gold.” | | Pultine with Beer... e then read from ‘Tue <rfrtlise pos oe This explains how you can posse: ut cost a copy of the Magazine and the | i AAGAZINE, ¢ Notre Dame of Maryjaud, which is a ccl- great picture. When writing mention this publication, VERY BRST TEETH cfull wot) a) te institu for young CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER : fies aud a pt ona high ran lions oF the | a nue the good | oe ee Embla ¥. 0., near Baltimore, atoxy sehool for girs, hy aul8 Crown and Bridie Work a spectalty. et ctl New: ointment of varic to con Sing!: Corie: 252. sawed, and Pre idk HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, ber r5th. thonght » vings was an im- See ieee | Te Meat May Academy fo tae, ot Godey Publishing Company, eae ice, an if would be their | and homelike advantayes, y ation. KK OR TEETH WITH. portant on tot committee iy and beru NM. HARLAN, ELD, ‘<7 Court of the OUT PLATES. Po Alt Un * £ + f rt Bo Wenzell. and the speed of trains | reception of pupile on September 1 : tnooe, of Couns woor ami al Tarte, | cospues 3 > on Sopiemer : 3.3 7 is without question th ; | J. Coale is the principal. ] are WwW. ee ‘ sige tite WALTERS OOK. LLADe ifort ade ge ee sassteastop wi ime inte ek ee [pees 21 Park Row, New York, . ‘ OOF LP ae ant eee Reet exington, be so constracted that ovels. of Mr. Holsten it was de eeaeet 68 Thal trash” age . ae arte ite éifty-fourth onth. it — Se Albert H. ; appoint such a comm nd degrees on acad mie SDUCAT 7G S { rie acai “ Godcy’s, Past beep eho ” Io ell nam: d as its members Messrs. nd all aspen elothin, i = EDUCATIONAL eae EDU CA TIONAL. = Sey EDUCATION sn meg n & clear an etch, compris- wusl incide.stale, is provided at th = z NUGTON. = ; edb ing the histor, fine, cover- per mouih, Scott Shipp is superiuicnd- = See nN ASE == ; Goud. SIT D'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FoR ing the b i omterans i : ing sixty-two years, and s sider girls willeerinOCiss Onend GreoRcrtown 7 The tes." -conrve fit ce ‘tooth li thie committee | €ut. | ewrritine erst oe We toot of the month. he advancement is ing a biography of Louis A. G inted as mem-| The Maryland Agricultural College, founded ation 1a VFOUNDED has been eroat inthe last few years We the famous 1 ¢ Davis, Arthur t pen opens on the 2Ist instant. SCHCO! ; : illustrated Cousil W. Reid. A. Donaldson and | eight miles from Washington, on the Lal COOLS, PE: z il “4 i 7 al F EXPRESSIO: illustrations Mesers. Levis and Brenda. aud Obio railroad, and ita coureea embr: ; ene - — “The Home.’ the matier of making the association a per- | agricultural, scientific, classic OCTOBER 1 mi ie Star Sonetin eet! This departzent iscondueted by Mrs. manent organization wax next under diseus- | jj 44g. st ca” Sila X x sey arsineate: B ecution, deca Henry Ward Beecher, an article by her It was the general opinion of the mem and the terms Fonts, Fer appeari ach month. That for Octo- bers that as the general affairs of the northeast | includes books, board. Ler is “Ancient Bills of Fare.” Augusta ee S. Prescott writes in the departzent cea in qui.c reasonsble. | J after the name of the | Address Registrar, Maryland Agricultural Col- © be chimzed, as in ease | Jege, College Park, Md. STARE PARSONS. COR. OTH. AND ESTA di th 1M t which vest fsa person for : mast allay the vale ive”. Dean of the + s"itmtional - : street improvements were arked for the present i cia: triuinphe oF tive.” — ana intecustinas: fa nave j upon “What Shall We Buy for the Same of the ascocintion would be misleading. | Among the business school of the city the | 2 Eravon, tustel, ¥ New Baby.” It was decided to change the name and drafta a College of Commerce at 623 Lonisi Sketening and | “The Next Lady of the constitution and by-laws for the permanent or- | *2* monpanp ha become well ig alge A le me (MARY TEETH FILLED White House.” ganizction. For that purpose the president ap- | Course on the typewriter and the use of the rom & vent withom! cuaere aera A bricht, trmely sketch fram the pen of | fouied ‘Messrs Darby. Ganson, Boyer, John. | Phonograph is provided, which will fit one for | Morrell, awhiat tw tegedmuonr dl varsity, frou ttro pom duis Shar See ta eiom fhe Pen of | Poin iprech and Boss members of committee to | &2 office povition. Particular attention is paid | Learn ith the mest celebrated ‘tis seaaatpecial ievilore to, thoy whe enroll inthe ANDRES © BRAD a lag estea show foe" totem ip by ¥. Gnibayedoff. Among. the | Teporta suitable name, toge er with a consti- | £0 the, study of shorthand, and thorough in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE 4 enuting them tothe feedom of the ar yn College rt Conn a) a - given in the English, business Noeke” by tution and by-laws. ‘The report will be made | *truction sketches are ** Black Hol civil service courses. Vand all thes durin - the yn College adv. in Educa- 1.10 Criminal Pleading NATIONAL . AN EI EMENTARY | » ~ Pa 2 G i a “ it the next meeting. 4 a ntary Law year. Vetracting, &e.. free Villiuzs vad ee renee ee en ae ares Re minsaeerngmeen Overa quarter ofa century the Spencerian Busi- es HLT street | FT Gad Cohleee BN” ef 100 neces, explatnion | pecruer Jy HOSS PERRY. Acid Sent ot manorial ike People?” by Lillian ng. — zs E ry i in Washi ‘Startinz in the primary de vartment a child: - | full method, maybe seen ‘at tne te : Ton = = Paris in Summer” . | Mr. Lucas called attention to tie act of 1831 | noss College has been inexistencein Washingion, 1e nell eat oe ‘out eee ‘shoe! @n- sent by itor So vents. Class 6 1 ¥ 3 # | : jo | Zhe twenty-eighth year began on September 1. | is written and er illustrated | defluing the route of the Baltimore and Obio | The name of the institution's a household word | otra ctjinar eof xr arlene by Eleanor E. Greatorex. In this let*@r | railroad, a section of which, after giving de- |. thiv city. The thoroughness of its instruc- | <iilldrn: Tn June the yay city is described as only the tails as to the route, reads, ‘Provided that the| tion in the English branches, bookkeeping, | ¥, Q(tl3," J upils may en-ell how shattesbury College of 1x3 sel? in W PROFE SIONAL. so ieamt ccrwer | NESDAY EVE N- when the fai | | Cc amvorasr: emer ‘ut te bockure 5 ¢, Princeton ad ie Massachusetts I a brilliant and widely known writer cam level of kaid road within said city shall conform | shorthand. typewriting, architectural and -inoloy: ‘ auedierman, Kinitensa i TOS. vineh ‘aeni eae wait discribe it, and the illustrations are to the present grade of the strects unless the | mechanical drawing, in fact in all thove branches | fhe ildine has been expec or schoo! | oe purls Falls oc show. st tes MORY Totem giant at an urt gallery of themselves. said corporation shall agree to a different | a knowledge of which is necessary in the com- | Lappitel with mara, reference books avd with ahem: | GIGNOR MAINA'S sedOOL, ron aimetwe.c! |b “All the Books” level.” . a | mercial world. has made of each graduating | icp! aud physical laboratory. needs and capacity of | 4p, he only school of the celebrated Italian iu ‘are reviewed by John Habberton. It | _ Im view of this act and the action of the rail- | class a living guarantee of its excellence. ties ‘ne aera as spettal sdeaneagee a apt | Washington. Punily shoratehty nretared B. br ‘been as ity Juneprudence mounciwe that Hon. Els ithe course on 4d: of 7 ‘ : 1 ered the following: | Mrs. Myers’ boarding and day schoo! for | rupiis. a is needless to say this is one of the | Tos company Mr. Lucas offered the f y ie ; for | Puy Wal Reg | 3 ainetil casero | , “Wherens we believe that the said act bas | young ladies and little girls at No. 1827 I street | wicit, “tutents in attendance, 8 larre number of | seats ae dae ant interesting depart / teen violated im constructing the railroad | Jront October 4. As the number of papile cee | eee dee pearing fo: collewe, nee o Serer rept t 7th strect northeast by making | Chveg is limi ic : 5 | sopinent of scliol lite, “Godey’s Fashions,” fet, = Tame tae ahaen tea level oe aes limited applicutions should be made | Saye OS notice ky days, , bidder revere and | ert: which has bees a feature of the maga- | the grades of the streets; therefore be it 3 : ard at the school. Office | Ox 7AGA COLLEGE, ihe new and commodious bu Zine for sixty-two years, will continue, | \"fiesolved, That the president of the asso-| For 7 one can take a practical course in ‘THOS. 'W. SIDWELL. Prinety G ed Sp pei ting Soden Je cupied during the past y OF PHARMACY, NO. 191 ST. N.W., the purposes of the Law S08 TST. N.W. in every, resect there M but thoroughly modernized and beau- | ciation appoint a committee to wait upon the ‘ography and typewriting at the Evening | \¥aTIONAL COLLE tified Ly specially demgned fashion | Commistoners and request that the above evils | School of Practical Business at 213 C street | N plates in ten colors. The department | be remedied; also to ascertain whether the rail- | nortlwest. ae | pin Rit eto nine. "Oren to tod A will be a surprise and delight to the | road company has complied with the act in con-| Special advantages in literature, modern lan- | bf eral ‘and isiea. feuding rooms the it lady readers. "This departmest is structing the railroad above the grades of the | guages and music are obtained at Mount Ver- | “Bemis Seckpeatiion “ Bee : > text books upeu most eral sub ndy rei partment is con- "8 r | prac ory bractice. | Exasn. Classica! and Business Courses of Stutics. & = dusted by Gecege 1. Lawrences. streets, | non Seminary, corner of 11th and M streets, | {nation fas readinu Toocue attackind, Ww. ptember 28, at 1 After some discuseion of the resolution the | where the cigliteenth year of the institution be- | P. ™- Catal = che Poems. | ty Maat De association decided to refer it to the commit-| gins October 4. Boarding and day school for | {TeR\gOHN A: MILBURN, Kevery by Richard Burton, IMlus- tee on grade crossings, with instructions to re-| Young ladies and little girls. New buildings, | 5 trated 5 “Ch: by Marab Ellis port at the next meeting. _ | pertectly eguipped and perfect sanitation. Mra, Toa Belated Wild Mr. Holsten offered a resolution providing | Elizabeth J. Somers will send circulars on ap- Isabel Gordon, Illustrated ; | for a request of the railroad company to place | plication. | English, French, German, Latin. Greek, Mathe- | {9 10 pam, daily, Sunday’ excepted, | matics, Dookkeeping, Stenography and Typewriting | “Ye intr ductors lecture will be delivered ani | are included in the couse. nounesiueats in An the Business Department special attention is | day; October 5.0: 624) p.m. Paid to the proparation of students for the: ivilservice | Stents, aluzini «f the school a Present apd pros, -ctiv dail interested are | enas examiinati og “A Love Song,” the last Written anclectric light at each crossing north of H ES ie . B. CALDWELL, 107 E wt. 3. ica! Department students are prepared | building on Mundaygand Thatrsiay sa | AN day ectool for yocune suninage treatinen's given. OOF New Vor by tne late Josephine Pollard. street and also to request the employment of | Oppen a copy of Tux Stan sent to any ab- UAL. SESSION OF THE MIs! Se ae Se Law. Rated ook inate Oe | Ol ceaien Geaeeeh & Bee tok, es wise: The Search Light is true to its competent watchmen todo duty at night 98) sent Grand Army friend during encampment | September 19. Apply for circulars’ ‘Tegus made | Patments, esneclally of Georgetown University. form arerequested te eli BES | PSiverictae cletrvoyens: sstrctorer endupeaters tp . In it timely. li ii i well as in the daytis Wi wi ye brimming with i. i | erate. sel3-colm” For further particulars apply to opening night, and tt! % Bame. In it tim ive and interesting ‘eek. It wi be brit ig with iuteresting ‘i a af it fSuljects are treated editorially in the, The resolution was adopted and referred to| matter and will present » complete history of | TUS, HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW BCHOOL, | an32m Rev. COMNELIUS GILLESPIE, w, x, | “UH om that occasion.” ad a bricutest aud most attractive man: the proper committee. the Encampment. . 205th st. n.w., will open Saturday, October 1, be obtained at book storesof Wot” Morrison 13 ovary ad vautae ao ae Me, &. 5: Deeside wen clacted temeacer of i St OOIKT- wES F. BUNDY, Secretary. KOF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, GRADUATE OF | tt, Bx. ; Lowdermilk & Co., 1424 Pst <— en, See ee Se Sa Roasted by Their Grandmother. Office, 420 5th st Letpziz College of Stusic. Instruction in. piano- | (08 140 “a until the next regular meeting night, the first se13toct Residence, 403 a culture and theory of music. Address | —- coming to the rigat : —————— | Monday in October. A cabin on the place of Judge J. H. Shaif, at ‘(HE ART STUDENTS’ LEAGUE WILL RESU — eae SDUGATION FOR REAL LIFE PS . H R . pas geen Rae Camilla, Ga., on Tuesday was destroyed by fire. Teel? Classes in drawing and patn N CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, | _ s sa A, THE SPE. IAN BUSINE “ xR ne eee A Svescririox to Tae Stan during En-|Two small children and their crazy grand-| Messer, Howard Telmick, W. H oe Up Fig th HYSICAL CULTURE—FOUR DEPARTMENTS: | Natiourl Bank of the Rep oy te i oe En-| " 3 organ, voice, violin, net, &c. advat CULTURE: 2s | nw. FIFI PEN YEARS MISS MAMIE SPENGLER | campment week, sent anywhere in the United mother were in the yard at the time it caught | Re pee Janes Bertbe B. Peri taxes to pupils, 0.'B. BOLLARD, Director. my 5 PR nag MN Trreuss eighth scholeest- yeartecins Thy y RS. ELLSWORTH, CLAIRVOYANT, MEDIUM: UNSING FROM THE EA MPLI- | States. costs only fifteen cents. It will be @ fire. The old woman carried the children into | frincipal acts ih ames ME PUTNaw's scoot ror Bors aNDYoUNG | cours: temlsr 1602. Day apd nicht sessions, Five depart M Fn nt nos ae ) BY CS" ARKH -THE TROUBLE REMOVED | magnificent souvenir of the Encampment, the midst of the flames and there left them, | © RS. MANS KIN N AND 8CHOOL men will reopen September 26, 1892. Best factii- rarid writing ond training for the civil service: | Cally. Massage given. JORDAN. | —>——— where they were burned to death. Mina tie ELIZABCTH PEADOBY RINDICE | thes offered for puvils of all axes and grades. Best of perate arid Writing, Shorted sod Tepeenk. | MME, LEANCIS. 220 157 ST. F.CAKD READER ‘asides Rates uhm Satan: oo Western Union Stock Increased. GARTEN [NORMAL TRAINING SCH 1018 | references. Apply for clxculars and information at VATORY OF MUSIC, 9:0 K | itr. Architectural aud Mechanical Drawine. corps of | Arasticdia has netted Lite Trost wetie emt Sat 1608 Sth st. n. as neat | ‘The Western Union directors have passed a e a ceed winter noeehee Cece on tos, 1802.813-3m | 1453 Corcoran st. es se2-Sun Ce ie a oo a 9 maa th resolution increasing the capital stock $13,300,- WIFT'S SPEOIFIC « ee ve Ta 2 a ee naan | some halls "and © ‘ses rooms: rere ad wrattats | RF. K. MENTE, TRANCE AND, BUSINESS “ See cr Ruste, Boston, eve ——__ wi lemand; tnodera ororapetl meat ven on. all bast re ducing slight | 000, making the total capital 100,000,000 For the entire system, RR TTY YER : MRSC in THOMPSON OF LONDON, ENG- | tion with cheap schools. Ofice open every Yuriness | sls ‘tuedival exarinatioun, “OMice hour, to 1%, whieh | This ix the first step toward the division of the eliminating all Poisons from the ne ot YY NN [B® BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, land, certificated at Cambridge, Sonth Kensing- | day. Telenhonecal! 1084. send formew |to3. 600 lithst mw. ‘e10-Din “Tuner eat | surplus, which has been looked for for several Blood, whether of scrofulous or EET ¥ % Giranches in, the rigelval Atrican and European | caswntga limited nuuber uf rerilowetsazeebters | “A ddrees™ ORE RCE | \Twr RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLamvox in her eas, which | Vesey. and it in expected that after the new origin, this preparation has no equal. = seoty RD Sena for circulars fo MONDAY, October 3, at 1711 Hist. welz-im= | aul? OY Princh a'and Provrietor. | MM ani and smtroiogiet. norm with a.cau) gives names a great Goal and caused confusion of | ©” ERE GUuG, BER 2 . RS. GRACE A. K. 87. CADEMY OF THE HOLY (Ross, F 4 a sued have Uevn audible, | stock t» formally wathorised at the annual Ria SSS: ay Gos us a M EELE, A IEMA AVE. for aster tine e chart ou Palwinery to Sil Cone f her curs, her wow would | Meeting o” stockholders, " re sa YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN a a aT DESTINY thine, uroat felt full | day of Oc ober, that the direetors will immedi- ai ut tut Eee OS Exe ~ : " -ADIE ’ ¥ 6 davite to cleat ber | ate!y mect and declare a dividend. The usual Sele ota cen wagen tans ‘PROF, HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WILL ; ITY, rueet ‘iii for, ujartine s thoroaey Coupes | Epuntatocurcy. nee epee quarterly dividend of 134 per cent was declared Pa, {treated by Lest local physicians, Foon! Bt." Corcoran "bullding, cal the 20th tents ment— Denial and pharmsccutical departinents | education in the preparatory’ and i Magign st tw., bot. Ot @ at the meeting. . | Dut obtained no relief; o gore grad ly grew Ral i EL the Art itted for ‘of the’ universities, collexes, ry. en |: * —= a spree as | ome, finally took &. 8. and was entirely = y se cameplcte wethout | potst ke solos or cavern poecd PORN IS. Mecresary 1g Lth s.——__selovosl_ | Ienrome and gnatractions a, the piano, harp My. BROOKE. TELIA ALL ge oF A $200,000 Fire tm Indianapolis, | Curedafter uring stow Dottlea ee | “suivin: elds, “Few persons snowunat powers they | Haan Sears an Tesco tue jwnent | MI ane iss Thowarhy wad newt ee 3 Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday morning fire . m i elope ther For further particulars or an interview ad- PROE, CRONIN HAS REOPENED, ‘end North Garftcl sta. m. wes discovered in the large buildiag of the | =e OF) Founded, in 1884. iress J. W. HUNT, 717 Irving st. ‘se7-Ln* PIANO AND HARMONY. ee dtamd clasece in St, John's Coilere, Vermont ave. has oF 3 fe f é eek eee Le loon orn the ER ps . aden Seemate anh Geass an -to-| qctiaution op Blood and Skin Dis- UMP yates ke, | PEE Misses KERWS SCHOOL M Shad : Rindents will be received until Oct. 1.” Bro FABRE. | dianapolis. Owing to the inadequate water | _ 182. FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN, rare. CLAN: Pres. 3 aus Sn Tax Swirr SPectric Co., supply and a fierce wind that was prevalent the Atlanta, Ga. entire building, with its contents—-which con- | — Hon. Francis G. Martyn, Founder; Webster Edgerly, pens: N.W. _ | _Special course in Shakespeare. —!} JRE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA, Bx-GIPeY ae Liebe Preent e™ “1 pee essai is Penson mnsripere, OUT OF WASHINGTON. + goin "ais Pits iH ee oar ee 2 — | Hos, ©. B. Hay. chairman of Board of Trastees. Menicar DEPARTMENT Mr. ‘Youna, SA5O To, 20. GBOXS. SWITHIN C. SHORT- Soo. —— Pro atta col inefet od ost ind DENTAL DEPARTMENT for the sdmissiox ite for any’ college. for Uusimesss Ge) Stes beats Unlike the Dutch Process Sick orse Sees i Trem etn g oe lieee and By tts wet of incorporation it 18 + COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. peote on, wo ‘3 yg ty _ * eiembacedex ud 3 implements were owned by twenty-five or No Alkalies levally authorized to confer Diplomas. Dewrees, Titles § colleges, scientific Vest Point and Au: FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY 18 ONE thifty different firms throughout the country. | (%; ak gan he a pysecre tere of the Suventr Set Aeneet peinei wed cahiiods a ‘of the best equipped institutions of in the The loss i estimated at $200,000; inwurance, Oth “the a + APoubios est it Setsoae °C of the teachers te Sm, constant attendance Update, erate gtd MEDICAL, &c. unknown. Supposed incendiary origin. er emicals % 4 Complete Course in ACT cht, cvLTURE, sheesh Sion will be = aes cee roteriek ad” tent SHE RGEES, TAKE FOTiCh one enovanas Gena, FARE NOTICE Daa Pea ANE Safe sre used in the or coiee® may ee, goad onone tl! rue intrudectory ad “wit CS ee eee. | Drtiait, ROARDING scaaor Fos, youNa aren vaicians in this city I = oan pono a seul ceed S “ : i ron id. fae ee eens catne seine Tacks Onaiet oes = nel Lie joapeare, Parlor Fens: | livered Baste erenting M- De, and te ad- t. URNER, AMC Ein. Ockabee” 1 MISS "EMMA 'PRENTISS, Principal, yeara. soi5-tan* Killed Monday morning at Spencerport by an ‘cllege opens October 1. Clusses October 3. Pupils : ai may chroll! now for class position, either for day of 3 af . Re. 6, D. KENNEDY WILL OPEN A FAMILY a Lloyd steamer Weimar, “ y See ae ere Se ex A OCTOBER'S, ar 5.20 PM. arts fastruction in | October 8, Tha, Sie ING MAS | trom Bremen for Faltimore, pase ato Hany ! seqz-te SANTIS COLLEGE Ch Rinwions B.C. raf and dental departusents, extending over aoen | Suet Suinmer mosths. "Gend for cutalogus. | house will continet open er | ton Roads Tuesday morning. signaled i: SRL CEE months. api yy -Ty SS ‘aieratennmh exumieastie that all were weil. y MN EE TR? Gate aa, medical age, SS Teena 33 vee — formed us that at least the case could be benefited. oot cues diay’ be buck: aeehanentet, | PF Movsr Venxox Semraey. Sree é ‘&e., ‘The result was that I went under treatment, with the You see the last se7-1m? ‘Miss May D. Pim re 8 De 7, Annapolis, Md. iw m3 “ — in R' AC! FOR Sasets that there has been marked ianpeovenent fn my ot Catarrh, if with "THE, MEDICAL ee BOWARD Brite, COBNER M AND 11TH STREETS N. W., SS ee sbort tine, my hearing commenced to improve and Sa. togtudente ware dress WP WASONE S.A after the discharge was overcome Dr. Jordan inserted a, ~e neeigal, by {eta and Reybarn. Soadonrt | a.m. WASHINGTOX, D. C., Bittle apparatus in to close up the perfors- , omen. DIGESTED, ren . ‘Telephone, [SSeS ts | — Sen Pe eT es : Bee ES Cosses for from that time my hearing was greatly imcreased, . eee tet ee eee ; : | W.BAKER 400. Dorchester, Mass, | Ply 3 Belt. 7 ASHIXG’ daily, by Prof. Shedd aad Dr. WE nowetands. My nose i quite clear sud my throat | causes meno inconvenience. Tain highly delighted | Sense sone 0 at cade noe aed oe fay, Cc sii io ge oy at aent | Eighteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1892. ‘New buildings perfectly equipped for health and a are treated ly. comfort. * D*® CARLETON, ot NEW- Epes students wil be amatgned to duty tm hoopttal | _ Ae : 507 12th st. aw. OPENS SEPTEMBER 28. © . \ ‘ and Music. ie Blood of Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex. Bours: 9 to 4108; Suntay, tot Dies. He furnishes all medicines and his charges ae ‘so sessonable that they are within the resch of ail.” Du. C. M. Jonas, (606 18TH ST. N.W. Bpectalties—Diseases of the Nove, Throat, Lungs end Ear. f CONSULTATION FREE. Office hours—Oto Lam. 2 tod p.m., 6t08p.m. Bundays, Oto 12m oR HABIT POSI- ma