Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1892, Page 13

ae a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. 18 ees THE GREAT SHAFT. HYATTSVILLE AND THE LIQUOR MEN. THE BENN ING RACES. | ne “Per —— THE BEST IN THE WORLD— SE AAS Start of the Washington Monument | The Law and Order League After Saloon Witnessed by Many Still Living. Keepers and Public Officers. LADIES’ GoopDs. i z : V. HIGGINSON Pa. ‘R. F. WILLARD CARLISLE OF NEW YORK, Have opened rome 4012 _ Thero are many persons in Washington who | Corresrondence of The Evening Star. BI C ell’ Mipctececle Detnate Piilowphy of tagronts | octoow “Synthese: MUSE Only Good Weather Needed to Make | ** both the commencement and finishing of Hrartsvitie, Mp., Oct. 15, 1892. a A Brent aud Deportunent Masoute Hall, wh apd Fats | )[TS BIRCH OF 7™Hy 12TH ST. Te NOW READY y eather e | the Washington monnment. The corner stone | The Law and Order League held a meeting in ‘OfSc0 m. ccs to receive orders for tall and winter work St | RAILROADS. 77 ((UESAPYAKE AND ONTO RAILWaY, CAE, IN PF) BCT JUNE 2 2a. leave datly from Union Station (and P.), rch the grandest evcnery ty Aupertne. sth the van, late with Mn | MME, can B.¥._ Office ho eet tion paid to fitting aud work i ADA : : from Warhtng Them a Success, was laid on July 4, 1858, only forty-four years | the Athletic Clab Hall Thursday evening with Dr. M French ctanom Aud getate inns NP weg soanee ELBGANT CREATIONS, CORRE cay “Seto ana Kai | ago, and the memory of that day is quite fresh | J-R. Owens, president, in the chair and Paul F. U ur’ raN ‘Aine years of #: fe teesaRae” mest references. | (3 cytes Rt hath ond wre ae cee F car. Patinon's Ones sineping rere ——_-——_ | im the minds of thany. | Tricon secretary. The meeting was largely at- _se2t-Sm* . 730 Tet ae Cais rptter and “cutter for. ner oar ig ond. Lote » - a | a ” and “Point” | tended, many ladies being present. Dr. Owens ISS HALSTEAD'S PRIVATE &¢ ot 1 * Bilan STABLES TOs BE ON HAND.| The “Sycamore” and “Point” bathing places eee 5 Taharep tags ara SINE WHITE AND BLACK Laces Bowe hon Aine Were not far from the site selected, and fre- | stated in calling the meeting to order that ow- iS} [e) 1 ‘ob cco atten Bop Se application may be ‘mado of pot | Ban chase Preach syrie lie tod Retin ‘Dresessy {pe tamnene “PFW. Lett Baas eae quently boys would cross ness the foundation | ing 40 the earnest efforts ot Bar. Father Bae | Foote, Lay ow day from Ho fo aa | See TLE OM Ulan HS wc | pezestont rat cf Soe cr nee ‘Fivet-Ciass Horses Promised—Improvements | excavation on their way to these places to swim | *¢! four indictment da - " " " 188 TACIE A. DaNteL, —— | PO @t the Grounds Since the Last or to play about the shore. The bors, ax well | Against theliquor dealers of Bladensburg by Situated in the immediate section of country that produces a grade M Toned iene _ akten, General Arrangements Completed. sop pope ay gk are precams: Meshes ee cae of tobacco, that in texture, flavor and quality is not grown elsewhere = a 2 a RS Bet aad Dae the Eastern Season. | ment and hundreds of famitise had subscribed | Would have been a thousan a Fae vats 2 MM, AERY Wo HOWARD WAS ReruRNED | °°°?Sm_ __ rena tod received certifies of membership bear-| ents, Ho then introduced’ Tey, Father Bux Fs the cee and being in position to command the a. - Offer | sat ot Zeon pans SEGNtSep RM | (PAT FADED TAN SPRINO DROSS Wind sincuu Gace ji if Washingt Not only were » wRo made a speech, stating wi upon this market, we.spare no pains nor expense ive trade eee ee oe - * ORE GOOD WEATH- | poyb all interested inthe, monument, bat | done to further the esuse of the Law and Order ae P PS ht sind AINTING AND DRAWING TAUGHT BY AN recente a. ER, Geol Pesenger Ages. _ er is about the only| 0) ws i f the | League. ‘809 Oth st. nw, Come early and av: rag 3 y watched with interest the laying of the ~ ST. Call Mondays, Web, Ls oes < ae PENNSYLVANTA thing now needed to piye rock foundation, which was commenced | Father Russell informed Tax Stax reporter THE VERY BEST. JOHN F SOLUTE eT Pea, Dostt pect vows Mebtoutt eway guatiomen:ti wii | Toate eta” SL eee e d eee the chemesirpare Pesan weeks before the corner stone was Inid. | last evening _ though cao opel tons October 9 et Jue Naw Yo it ne erent SARs aheee CENT potiratewrs, meeting Nearl: blow on the corner stone was wit- n suppressed by court in open sessi . 4 ISS FRANCES MARTIN'S = ” TRAINS LATE WAsHTNOTON Re Wattage Seeker] ere ee es es | aka cee eee When in want of the best; ask for M RRGUAH AND RRPNCH gcHoot, ron ANTON PiscHER, ConWehiern ANN DSRS aR RLSM Club @ complete #te- | cle was chiseled out for the box each small chip- | Stanted bis petition and ordered a new liconse Boarding pupile itmited. (sel-bm*} 1205 Q ST. N.W. 906 st. aw., Vestine hee eae Cone, NS, 26 | Ping of stone was seized a8 « memento tin case of Coldenstrothe tough tia been ull Durba MEE rotting seat es he vista on the sant | 1 ey lee cy commodations £0F) One of these collectors is now a reporter on | bostponed until the April teron, it was UneX- 4 eGetaver, ‘Stadio, LEI Nass 'ave: aes "Reaitences | Goat, sheepskin rage and white furs cleaned eas! | Nac ehany and Warriebarg tofNtuabere about 250 horses at the | Tue Stan and for years he treasured about a pectedly taken up today and tried. A telegram Sold everywhere. None genuine without the (Oth st. nw. ae ___e30-Law | tom Z -—~ | ‘Toledo Altoona re Ps = Beuning track, and it| quarter of a peck of corner stone elippings. —_| vay sent to the court by the league stating that ‘ k: N., Brora goriety han one FOCAL DIRECTOR | NIISS LOFFTER ieee St. 5.6 .. Soa.) RS SS SY A can safely be said that | mite rnocrssios. aera CalgemteehsNecond“fenae ad be Trade Mark of the Bull on each package. fouignes Saab att Wel caker toes Sean: | matin eehasttan et totaal a | _SSp Met ae inde Sk every stall will be oc-| The procession, as remembered by Capt. H. | ther 2 sion of reat —_— ne Seep bE -, per quarter. cite the patronage of Washington | v, with Slenpine Ge aA cupied. Heretofore the | C. Bireb, Harry Lyles, A. R. Allen and others, | grt ie lose hen bon a ae BLACKWELL’S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Es CRA M ru i — wae and Binkee cr Ror ¢lase of hortes which have run at the meetings | was for that date a most imposing oue. contain- | ganization, its first work being the sppoint- DURHAM, N.C. ——- ging ‘ Pes areas. riche eee emer mvnuecting, dell of the ciub have not been as high as the enter- | ing, asit did,a number of visiting organiza-| ment of a town bailiff. He then said that when TPHE Y, MC. A. 1400 NEW YORK AVES. w.— | BEN store, 1205 Get. ae Troan ointae her Pittebere ss prise of the club deserved, but at this meeting | tions and having about 4,000 persons inline. | tho grand jury met at Marlboro’ twenty- A Evening educational classes, besinning October 3 | PUR will fad & sou Rxvress, 9.49 mh the best horses in training, with few excep- | It formed on Louimana avenue at 10 o'clock in| four names were furnished it as witnesses for EDUCATIONAL, | EDUCATIONAL. Pomaretent snstrect Leg jase roo. | Man, ts te Me hr Ors: Instruction in eight practical, bra ture. Special for wen. “Call tor particaiags ‘ON. otter a ns CHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. MS, BALCH’S QIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE Wioamemdia Oe Se eae ie ng (PAE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. See ee ee SS J ara a8 Wall se 0 thoes further = : bey a EXCH DYING, SCOTRING AND DRE CLEAN Gen. Quitman | cases., From the evidence given by these | Woderate. 734 12th st_u. w. wae ——— . . ing Establishment, 1205 New York avs. lees lds and result in more | commanded the military, Col. Charles May the | twenty Opens schigetee 8 Peer, J. ERANCIS GERMUILLER. TEACHER 4 ,/0¥ wnonh, York ave. Pirst-cies : 5 e | the morning, under the inte Joseph H. Bradley, | the violation of the law, and that out of that Hons, will run, so that race-goers who attend) who had among his assistant marshals Col.| number four were minors. When these wit- this meeting will have the ——— of wit-/ Tem Towers and Mr. A. 8. H. White, both of | nesses arrived at Marlboro’ they were ap-| = essing first-class horses in well-arranged races. | whom are living. The occasion being justafter | proached by the friends of the liquor dealers, | J. ae There are no stake races to be run. the club | the Mexican war those who participated wore | who advised them to know nothing about their Management wisely concluding that over-night | looked for with interest. Maj. events produce larger IN WASHINGTON. | IN WASHING ¥_YRENCW DRESSMAKEK, HAS thenaes Sine oe taro, eet 7am? ji cas &. RYE * ‘The Preparatory School. Inieur anal Rochonter tatty tor four witnesses three indictments were 188 FRANCES E. MFYER a | Sheceinanes. Pa ‘of Piano, in, Vocal Music and Hartsey oE land coats’ work of every L-ssriptio; ware Ante agoent . > closely contested trials than do the vast ma-| cavalry and Gen. Cadwalader the infantry. found, two against Garges aud one ag | M’ nose SESS Both oe new eas OCTRRER The Mfodieat chal’ “Opens October {| pecially artentiee to beudtners es wellastomupiiead | gyro Gee aN tat eRe ort, Rochester ah Wagers Pel Jority of stake events. ‘The Laurel Troop, Marlboro’ Cavalry, | Coldenstroth. Garges was tried and. fined $50 | Ris 43st heat" ociatue’ Zhe Dental Schioe “Opens getoper | vanced. “Gt sett Fisher and Maisoa Vriese. Barge OTM Ay ite Sheen pilany improvements have been made on and | Mounted Carbineers of Baltimore and Ringgold | and his license suppressed. Coldenstroth's | 4 qr [wai LCoTION, GREATEST OPPOR: | The Law School ea. 222ooo-77 Opes Oetekee § | PRIVATE iD PREPARATION FOR “ = sbout the grounds by the club since the last | Cavalry of Alexandria and Eagle Artillery of | case, through a technicality, was continued | A ‘taniiy cver offered to pareute chilirens tehoey For catalogues College Dy gp teecher experienced in such work. | = eile ss Na ay meeting, none of which will be more appre- | Baltimore were in line, as also the Independeat | over until the April ‘term of the | 4 ee Guoceniore OF sruets ¢ cee taeaee | JAMES ¢. WELLING, LL.D., President. TOR CLG * PROFESSIONAL. LADEDPHTA, NEW YORE axn tore Gated than the well-laid plank walk from the | Biaes, Independent Grays, City Guard, Mary-|court. On the morning that the eum- | Lume Dettectiz; best end cheapest, Crayon. pastel, | CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Mise CARRIE VIROINTA KIDWELLS ‘pror.cray TARiNeNED | fan ionge ser tee railroad station to the main entrance. Other | jand ‘Cadets, Sharp Shooters and Columbian | monses were issued the witness for the state was | Painting from nature can be learued tna few days. | - Soca iad hee Cersifed Gra ti omer ex nied’ 1am. ts needed improvements have boon made and the | Kitemen came from Baltimor:, the Light| not summoned until 8:20 o'clock, when the | Palland.es the wonterfut Proereas of students. For- | (DEPAR' Miisopowsetey,® Analeuc eaineary aud | EOL 0 stew s oat ot clab house has been enlarged. | The steeple | Guard from Boston and » company from | lawyers and witnesses for the defense were | Metely Nes hot vetiee need and seme thats | Calculus’ Prof Boy WODO RINE Be Tr. sInOg, ~ eee chase course has — sligutly lengthened and | Predericksburg. Va. The Mount Vernon Guard | already on their way to Marlboro’. Father we with the most celebrated artists in Enrope. | DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and TURE. ‘an easier turn made for 1 1] lo VOCAL, j be- ‘i pa 8 m of BEHNKE of don, and the celebrated y Mees, IVES Success in basi: jompers just be- | came from Alexandria, while the District com-) Russell then said that a friend of Coldenstroth | $20.000 worth of paintings. on exhibition, and Jor | MORAL.—Phywiolagical and Rational Py nolony: | method of MARCHEST 6 » Aad the celebrated | emily troubles evil induencon, Mtrocrs fore leaving the intisid the first time. The | panies were the Light Infantry, National Blues | had approached him and told. him if he would | #5; matt EN REET! | Eb sdeaupage tes history of Wilusoply. rae Nevada, Haines, Malta, Decca, were trained fearing 05, tea Tight pleat coe aa rack is inan excellent shape, fast and safe, | snd Independent Greys of Georgetown. Jenvo be would ‘have tho deputy sheriff scratch | @IGNOR MAINA’ SCHOOL, FOR SINGING,— | , DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH. —Thorougn course in Tuma te ant Ss ~ | and Thuredays at G25 H at. eotd-Lm? | Whore others Lave . ough s little rain would not hurt it in the | “Ture dne companiss from Baltimore helped | his name from the list of witabesea, He in- | 9 cee cts ea ae ee ed Oe ING = | the Erench, iamucage eal tart ae see = ud aavortions on! : t isn ve . ‘ . 4 } tot oS Pot prep lor con- adapted t title stud i. eB R HENRY XANI fidential. Ratisfactic ) ‘OR PHTLAD mt oN Teast, As it is now it is very dusty. the four Washington companies, and numbers / formed his audience that he did not intend to | tre net fants thcronehIy rere to on OAT LODGE, Fh en eee eee Eee eee ns tm plano andtheory | inti eo patintection a tO en week dave aad RES ee, THER STABLES TO BE ON MAND. of Odd Fellows’ lodges, Sons of Temperance | be tired out by the Liquor dealers, but would | Sfaina wil be prenared te_ive Sporatie Concerts with | {:REPARTMENT OF GERMAN. —Complete course aaa. Ouocwner Pe ERESIIE bet. diana deh sts. south west In addition to those stables which have | and Masons were in line. continue to struggle ageinst them until he i srom Fanst. Martha SE Aga ae German. ane 1008 Ist. nw. [se26-1m] 11-2 o'cloc _| M.E,SRANGS. CARD, READER AND TRaxcr already been mentioned in Tax Stan the fol- THE LUNCH STOLEN. accomplished his object, and wound up bis De Barrios, | etlence and hietorr. J, GORE, Ph.D. and Hee ME ESSEST LENT HAS RETURNED FROM | istst sve. houretam tame ie ©. Corneblsen, W. B. speech by saying that the republican primaries MANN SCHQENFELD. Ph. D., Brotessors. Mbarope sxireeeed intectne She. § 3 Ty Rm eae tment lowing will be here: ©. Corneblsen, W. One little incident of the day was the cleaning | {D9 mectings were held at Garges and the Mss sqanrrs senor, ee DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.—Com- | Violoncello and “Theory of Music. Mesidense, Ld Dp" WAYCOTT'S CELEBRATED | For Brooklyn S’'Y., an theonen Jones, Foxhall Keone, Lakeland stable, W. C. | out of the booth « collation set for the invited | democratic at Coldenstroth’s, that men were Kindergarten and Primary Classes, ary. pangiuainn Dulleing an6 Machinery Con- | Corodranet, seteiime | 1 cabinet vanor baths. rexmnotic and ele-tr jersey City witht # Pronk Daly. W. J. Speirs, W. H. McCarthy, Wm. | guests. Near the foundation this booth was| frequently called upon to speak at these places Forme . 1 Canale, ‘Rivers and’ Harare, “Tunnels, Sasoary. | FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEN Tey a wonrit, CLATRVOVANT came terete Hendrie, J. G. Follansbee, E. C. Blunt, London | «structed, and within were the tables set for | who exceedingly disliked to do so, and it was| _Coseh trom north vars Sookgh, ron and Stool Bridger: Enginecring Plage, | pogthd stink poet or mete, Sem stent, | IBS, ELLSWORTH, CLATHVOT ANT. orks mic 1165 <5 Sh ine emt Qe stable, Madison stable, Brown & Rogers, Wasb- y. Boye will be boys, and those of | high time for both parties to cut loose from | {piss SUsAN POLLOCK tensive Demiening: Outdoor Practice and Taupection | 4 saTubs in the neimary Jerartment a child maycon- | cally: Massayiigiven. 108! %.at..cormerke onie ope Att 1h am hi, eony Ra ington stable, Wm. Jennings, Fred. W. Foster, | the company. Boys 7s, and those of | iif men and chow them that they would not | ML : Adit 9 it. n. gfactual work, Prof FHANCIS We. FAVA. de.+ C. | SuUe until graduation without change of school m- | Sy ay TRUEST DESTINY | $0.00. 105% fh SRM, Whitten Bros., T. P. O'Hara, Jas. McLaughlit the old me were quite as fall of salestsal at | be governed by them in the future, His speech | | Froapel Normal Tuatitute, school aha kindergarten, | ¥.. An ate e sees! ceed aan f experienced and ereep neta | NX. ation given with i? ¥ ae tank Lm vo) rid, iros., Walcott & Present generstion. a i vi ° | etaded. EPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL AND TOPO- | ChiSdres 5 = ond Seated | Boman se. Dam to Of i. 840, Y Caspel 338 Lewin ey W- Be Jenningn, W. | nyounk colored mana slo to oue of tho fd | "ee eeeved with Loud appa Fae ee rape tts | SRM AL TANTS agama, Lieycoe | wheat geile cndten ne agents sagtatioe | SSe\siet we tw. Boe Oubaua Mas Fad Qos | so Dak eat arch, W. M. Barrick, Empire stable, | West Endfamilies—who was famousfor an appe- RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Ms EMILY NEI ; struction, Shade Tines und Shadin to Cornell i } Drawings for the Shop, Drawings from Model or | stitute of Ts Massachusetts In- | _0°12-1u 1. 2, 2143 o cee Gideon & Daly, J. A. Bennett, C. 3. Carroll, J. | tite that could only be satisfied on extra occa-| The following resolutions were then read and pope tp Bos}ioh, French pd music eupa hnology. ALAIRVOYANT: Hand 2. 614 700 ad I h Sketch for Patent’ Applications, Mechenical io ' re " 40.00 ant 11a 1, : Dretersed. Adare ce. | Koch Sketch for Patent” Appiteati chanical | "The butiding has been eapectally arranced fpr schoo} FREE TESTS, FREE TESTS eres ite Kueale, J. E. McDonald, Sheffield stable, Key-| tions. He was ordinarily a well-behaved, law-| aaipted on motion of Mr. Giusta: Whereas | ®**- 2 orgie | E #, Plans and Sections, Projections and F purposes, has all modern. improveinents ‘and Sirol | 0 ose wtanine sittine! Astonishing reve'ation <pregt ficndgy. 7%. BASES Le dali stone stable. | abiding man, but the boys, seeing an opportu- HORTHAND-—Y" M. ©. AL CLASS Topoxraphic Lines. Contour and | {caland physical Vaieeetre ee ee Ha" | MRS. RICE, trance med Yor Ann>potia, } iiiiidaseumsdeamibiaiand, | nity for fun, Rot the eater’ partially drank and | the lew regulating the sale of liquors has been | GQETHAND-¥, ) ‘ork, Oroxraphic § 790, 9.99 ant 7 an ant Le fe hading, Seales, Goanptla: | ‘fhe : a | france tedium. Every hid liv excepa San tay” | easily per A kim to go in the booth and | openly violated, and whereas suck violation is | gitutions for Tetirrtda ‘ant Projections.” PROF: HARBY | students ‘ama there'ate epecial saventases fe abt | belpsall who are in trouble: “anon poate Most of these will leave Morris Park this | help himself. While the crowd were intently | working seffous injury to the morals of our | ¥_¥_a¥¢ ARCHITECTURAL COURSES.—Elementary and | "RUS students in sttentiance, o tasge amber of | faire tusaliy Uevtles: ter For Aioxandca, 40. ie Sgn ao ee evening on ® special train over the Penusylva- | interested in the proceedings, which also at-| people, especially to the young, and is detri- Advanced Drawing, Construction, Materials, Per- | whom are preparing for colleye, have e deserved repu- | 20ernt friends, lottery nur ia railroad. arriving tomorrow. As before] tracted the waitere from the booth the master | mental to our interests ak property lolders and | ~\ 0100 Pi Monde oy ane calla “Jimmie” itt | of the gastronomicact was let loose in the booth. | to our good name as citizens, and whereas the | ,AtSpencertan Business College, National Bank of Tadic the Sancl nd Sica GML, Oseiee ut | From one endof the table to the other thesand- | otieersof the law have. not’ done all in their | {Re Meruoie Buildine tyr, Trend D stan. w ae eee fat 1139p in Oe Sa 10.45 eam 'L00 the Orders of Architecture, the | tation for geal, proxress, refi “and for their un. | Prete dreams: locates dineases, issance in Architecture. Prof. FRANCIS it. | joymuent of welicol tite ee *B- | stolen goods; undersianis the A, Tr. ‘ext books are furnished free. jones at Bal- “PERSIAN AND BI short-hand will be organized in three wad ER. | Jantyne’s, at Brentano's and at the school. Office | Or ancient charm working. and prepares Ngyptian Aatty this city and Victor Smith of the New York | Wiches, cold ham, beef tongue, &c., disappeared | power to suppress the evil, and whereas it | attainments in tis arte D Technical Appli: | boury from 10 a.m, to 12 an. iemaNs, which will overcome your cnemles, rer 40 a08 DST aw Tribute will be the jodgee. “The Thisd Actit | with fearfal rapidity, and when the tables were | focms evident they will, do their duty if forced mnplished, suecessfal aud popular ‘Construction of | _seld-tr THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. | family troubles, restore lost a A plied eee ON IS ‘With the one you sove s tL lery Band has been engaged and will add not « | Cleared the eater left. On the return of cooks | to do so; theretore, be it ‘have loaned the folly of cheap tralning by Wis 8. is: | ARSON CRBTITOTE influences. bed tation: ron MES Little to the pleewure of those attending the | and waiters their surprise can be imagined, and | “Ttesolved, ‘That we, the citizens of Bladens- | tacomgetent tear crs, im a iew easy iesuomer and de | sizuetor. : ar. cHAd B'Y8tN0, ig oa 05) 81S. 10. meeting. Improper ‘characters will be ex-| foF « time it looked serious tothem, but a tauch | burg district, take every moans necewary to | Mitt whe tt hoiding respon teal Eneincaring’ Mamicioal Bebinas he Seer: | win for the admieston TEP PL a ton of | VOEH FCTCRE HUSHANT Oh ; Fahd thantia’s Cinded and the cla will leave nothing undone | Smaller lunch they managed to fix up, and the | force the officers to a proper discharge of their | {wor honss Sitted wont keemdines | a tensive Course in Designing. ‘Prof. | pupils en MONDAY. September 26, The rrectiar | AND. DATE OF MARKTAGE. ASD Tihs to make the meeting the most delightful in the | speakers were not, therefore, compelled to go | duty. course requires not | months. = A vA. Jr, € Work will begin, September 28. Prepares for all the | WHETHER THE ONE YOT history of the club. The first race will be | hungry. Be it resolved, That we urge the state's at-| APO's Mes SATA A. CER Erincipal. Spen-| | DEPARTMENT. OF PHYSICS. —Genoral Physica, | cpllewes, sctentifie schools, West Polat end Aumap- | ACSW ogttcrtciuine. tout called each day at 2 p.m. MR. PARKER'S ACCOUNT. torney to wmoré vigorour prosecution of the| “Leassali? dine wetate, HM Pgiaeatar weueral Astronomy. | PLOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION | Mlabteet bytes adie Bat ‘THE RACING sBasom. As a further interesting chapter in regard to | /*¥- q rs 4) i ST. N. » B. 8., Instructor. Sand votce EDWARD C. TOWNSEND | without delay and be that this . Be it also resolved, it we appoint acom- | .)h secu u F cther informat ly to Prof. H. 1. ND, 317 u ler of ne ate The legitimate racing season, which is almost | the early history of the monument the follow-| pu ittea of these endiemen wad Cee ation ton | sfneray lane Oc ag ma ee rissa Faculty. en eee Hea Torte % arse pad over, has not been a particularly brilliant one. | ing communication from Mr. J. Colegate | vestigate the matter and report tu the Law and | os 0% " ae , cpa nf = ROF. CRONIN HAS REOPENED HIS SHORT- es ie ne wee. 5 5 BIC, « Fears’ and s three years! course of stud, FOPENED HIS Si ‘madamno's fret Vis Fcheaule ie ‘The three-year-olds, who promised to be the | Parker of Lakeland, Md., is well worth atten-| Order League at the next meeting the best mode | 3 OW He a Tare Zacuty. cnet in its mauuber ME: | peeaane quan St fete Collars, Sermon a STP ROT tie ASTIOLOGITTeeee esi | aneannenres greatest ever seen in the east, lost by sickness | tion. Mr. Parker says: "| of procedare for the future. Tinthy HARLAN and Mr. Justice BREWER of the | Bindents will be received until Oct. 1 Bro FABRE: | F'thoarene dt Mee Fe wee Maas, ee ey \ “i and accident their most brilliant leaders, the| ‘As recollections of the incidents connected eit further resolved, That we keep up the ae [MAURY "LD. Di Assistant Attorney General of the | CIAS. rea abu” | pam TT Delawareave awe | Lepore apt Saree. mighty His Highness, the grest St. Florian, the | with the Washington monument are in order, | struggle to the end, and’ that all who intend to | NJ1S4 | LYMAN. “FORMERLY United States’ Judge WALT Cox TE Do ant PRIMARY CLASS) QUINCY METHOD. | FOR) BE SURE TO cx EMMA. EX wpeedy but delicate Victory. Then the two-| allow me to give you mine. I was on the ave-| lend their aid pecuniarily and morally be re-| 4A Schmith, will open a kinderwarts : eee Ce ee rit of Beets; tothe, Sapreme year-olds were « most disaj ing lot. With | nue with my friend, the late 8. Ratcliff Hawley, | quested to sign these resolutions. al ony the exce, of Morello, who is controlled by a | when the corner stone was being dragged along. ‘A COMMITTEE APPOINTED. P26F, MUELLER RESUMES HIS. turf outlaw and therefore ineligible to all but | We manned the ropes and pulled until it stuck Gicrinan by his WOKD CHAIN boys under YO years of ae. couducted ‘queen, clairvoyant and astrologist : a life-long stu Prof. G. H. EM- | by Mis Hart, in connection with Mra. Myers’ school. fof oceuitisna. a sts ours, Lt Tp a niversity :the Hob, WILL- | Reopens Ortcbor 4, 1802, 1827 lsi .w.” wel TL mike ete Oe ewe 5 Bi gCommissioner o | (}OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, E D ENGIN 5 Ne ee Eo COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE. MME, DREAMER, GIFTED PNGLISH Asi . olutions we ig? y twenty-| At 1811 i st Afternoon Warr : C/K. UBNER, AM. CE, Prin. | Totincilorente hte One eee £9 fh hin stake engagements, the others are only a| on lith street bridge. As we were leaving the | The resolutions were en menet by wonky | ae a F, AATEAGLY, og, and WILLTAMG, JOHNSON, | seventh year as 4 business educator ig thisclty, Fir. | Jgiisallevents ile, Ofice bowry. a. uk degree above selling platers. How much would | venerable G. W. P. Custis patted us on the head | nine persons. The president appointed on the | *°" Tie kchinok tae of Maton te and agraduate | 4 3e37* & inember of the faculty of Eastman col- | 044th s Sir Walter, Don Alonzo, Ajax and Sir Francis | and said, ‘Bors you have assisted in an act| committee on investigation Father Russell, | WW love.” Six cours #: Business, Fuclish, Phonograt! have if they bad been out last year? They | thet you should be proud of to the| pr. Chas. A. Wells, F. H. Smith, Mrs. Paul F. | orn, : Prof, WAE, G, JOHNSON, the judge of the moot | iii Service. Shorthand and-Typewriting.. Superior would bardly have been worthy to receive the | end of your lives. The sage of Arlington wore | 1/05, iW? Wak: se eed | court, will, uring the whole year, conduct quigzing | SP4 enthusiastic teaching. Thorough aud practical iM ‘ME. RAPHAEL, CFLERRATED CLATRYOY. ant and astro‘ovist.born with a cant!.vives names exeeyt San § ates: cells bow to retain husband er lover: | “YT"ap ree bite wager “ ia show 1 4 : ADAME A. &, HOFPELDY, jepariment,. thn his. catectet z kuished success, Catalomue free. ee for a short time a chart on paluitst-y tall | WHATPAN VRSTBCL ee Te m Longstreet and Tenny were re a 5 Provident Owens for their efficient ction in| ” | Veal. Instrosarital Music and Tanguages Pressed upon the memories of the puplis. OUT OF WASHINGTON. MME. BROOKE TFLLS ALL THE EVEN Ts OF Carmendr Ree gence Derees Dames te to) on i pent repre furthering the course of the league the meeting | _°°S 707 Rhode Island ave, —__ |” Te school ts now ope - ——— cn EES Mfo. All business confidential. Ladies andrentis. Sleejer theo all-aged division wore lost to the turf. The Was present at the laying of the corner | | 4: d subjec he call Of the | (,UNSTON INSTITUTE. 3017 0 ST. Now. Tectures begin at 6 "HE PRINCIPAL OF BROOKVILLE ACADEMY | men. 0c. each. Hours, #0. m. to p. in. 20 Ls wry atl Washinte rest were only good handicap horses, with | stone July 4, 1443, Clement T. Coote, esq. CS gg er open ether tp oale re sone a GSiavdine Ba Dey Schvo! for Girls. HODES ee eo tee, Fewrstrar, Mr. HG za prepared many stu | between ist and North Capitol win. new. "sells in game littie Banquet at their head. Certainly | Maj. B. B. French performing the Masonic eee or by letter to VERLEY R. MASO! oclO JAMES C. WELLING, Prestdont. = ~—-| _oel1-eotno’ OMMERCIAL cot AND Scsfoor | <1 Esetnol pria ina! nomen oat Tena Slewowe, Springs via Ashe MARE, PAYS MaNTOURE axD ext M aist, 703 15TH S37. NOW. The only tm | Bapetecturer of FINE MANICURE aud CHIROP: | DIST GOODS south of New York hs togohome the startling announcement was | ced-lm Meant Sire ho Yast amount of enthusiasm can be evoked | ceremonies. The late Jos. H. Bradley was, I pomp oppe ees ype ae JAR e ele feom a Seid of Judge Morrows, Strathmesths, | am eure, chief marshal of the procession. Maj. fosgdiy nom tipi a a ee eee WWitopavausis cLasses, on Pessaros, Russells and the like.” They are good | Gen. Wintield Scott, U. 8. A., commanded the mp ag ao ould | WIMODAUGHSTS RETEDING, 108 rst. x. w. | F his present class a . D. W SHIELD, Brookvilie, Montzomery Go. eon NWASHINGTON ASD OMTODIVTSION : lie pnd 5 . ST, GEORGE > " - | the | jyad fined him $50 and that Coldenstroth would ig BUILDING oe eporee and and Tspewriting. 401 and 407 Kast | S19 rt, 3. C. Kinet, AM privcinel —<——— ae 4a am A Shore Detchneee aed chadt ree eee aoe tne | Jedicresa PTs wee’ Pageant. I think | be given another hearing tomorrow. Upon the | _Typewriting, stenewraphs, Civit Service, Brench, | sit teltsna Mew Ie ood eee Hale be wHE panera foralyantines, boaith, comfort aid Teaschabig tera DENTISTRY | Saw nr, 7am, Aalip eae ANS ee thetr business an race tracks to shout for ferson art feting aa ad: | sirength of the report a prominent. eitizen of | German, Par Lav, Hlocution, Englisli | faz, arithmetic, grammar, corresroudenor: pentusn: | Bes: Washington references, weet | — = casi — | get a ‘Stindar. “rain tecviee them ull they are red fm the face, a thowmande| futant general. Capt Charley | May . of | Hvuitrile remariod thik if te longive had | “Sathana vacners chores. ecntete iter of | Eaveeadty egtoands vse spt Berman: | \PAPLEWOOD INSTTTUTE, “GONCOMD VILLE z Benin a ined Sat, atten Ga ser Teany and Salvator snd Longuweet. | She srmy commanded the cavalry. A few days | vo own that a half hour sooner it would have | $1.09 per month: each adaitional elass | pared f. f reduates auaistel to Hosk- | fuserwitisasersy ave yea woe the wee das | UJ, & DENTAL associatiox, Tre . The only way to keep the turf in orde after the ceremony Mr. Coots entered the ; fuse with onergy and teach bore the practical autiss | U, + e only way to keep the turf in order is to} Ege cron Meey " called an indignation meeting. i Res jons. Cali or wri astrated coliege annual. | cf Boys under Lyears, #162. 7.004. t0, 10.2% 0.9 do something. Let the unruly element under-! office of ‘Mr. Bradley and repeated portions of mE students should be present to remister | 2 COURT F WOOD, LT. Me, Principal, deP-4m* J. SHORTLIDGE (Yale), 4.M., Prin. Sis! Ss pokinbin mee fen, 19.08 a.m. and stand that the board of control i# on the watch. | Mr. Bancroft’s oration in a manner that snr- Nort aber Pm: é LL; Vice Principal. at 7 cee Srv ati'ona an | iat aematton, Let ‘hat the board t* not asleep on post. | prived us all, for Mr. Coote was about cighty! The work of erecting a new club house for fomisied wee } oc8-ln Aba L SMITH, Saperintentent | a Ja0 Peanavicants awe. and | WLoertfoN—o! RY_(PO LAW AND CLER: | (THE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL ae fe "assenert Station, Peunsylvania Ravitoed, Wesker See Re remnant Gaby Gat every supistons | reste of age. He Became so enthused thes | tne Gah Leaf Pleasure Club will be commenced | Eiki stents, tes) Qoring proce ath Shr English and French Boarding apa'Dey Schoo! for JL I a “*. [ & BROWN, Genera) agent Pamenser Bape eiroumstan: be investiguted. “Let owners, | he would have fallen but for the assistance o sorgoss 3 es warze. N'B.—Sheedy | English and French Bo and Day School for | SONAL WAREAGE © t iter orth Arent F 1. Let them fear something. | he recovered and asked if we were present at | Miss May Wall has not been appointed or-| E cipal, Miss ANNA ELLIS. Jeo dawinn 1:20 Get. new. B*eTK0Ke & onto KaTtKoap. more to | the monument and said: ‘You witnessed the | ganist of the Pinkuey Memorial Church as in- | LLB, V, PRUD'HOMME, FRENCH TEACHER | <1" ___Bestot medical referemces, | Fledocate the promotion of ectontias siate 5 arf this year than all the pulling of | grandest event that has occurred on earth since | correctly stated. lhe merely acted in that ca- | ‘at nw. . Moots. 1. Ww. ; term of nine weeks 84; class for | J )#& LEON, Pa of Leave Washington fr horses and all the stiffening of Jockeys, ‘The | the Great Architect of the Universe walked on | ‘last Sunday during the sickness of the | "ec fag sestgn regpens Oct S: give month 80s priate eens = tietry at moderate prices For Chtcarn ant Sanath hence sa nd of control might Bave begu ich | eurth—the greatest nation doing honor to the F organist, Miss Nellie Moran. 3 1AGE ELOCUSION AND PRACTICAL ACTIN poi are ise — at are te vestibrjod Larattot earlier ‘in ‘the swasone It" mould have saved | grestert and parest hero, and nacesman.” He| Dal Shreores, Je, who was changed with at-| S'fite VSSQ M2 ta AA DUCATION FOR REAL TIF. neeeeis us See pric list in another cata ecto | PFcrcinsinusty Me Yaas Sol redicpote, Paes itwelf from a great deal But better uded by saying in a fervent manner: ‘May | tempted rape on Jessie Bailey, colored, has | Strom, te now neared to take pupild Pera e SPeNcriaAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Prompt treatment, — eae tare cnet _ th Tap czrenes 11.35 » hn ae Inte Gee never. The beard hes last struck | He who grented ail things, the Almighty God, | been declared not guilty by the jury at Marl- | “so1o-tew2m® ‘ Natignal Bank of the public Building, cor. 7thand | Office hours: 10 to 1, Sto8. oc8-20* INDIANA AVE. N. W.. BE- | an ‘ —— So s-Bde ft gait, to Gee A common tarf expression, and | protect. Sherish and defend this country for- =. ar. —_> > ers fy srogae | PRIVATE 1 NB FLEMENTARY, OF AD-| | Twent -gighth scholastic year boeine ‘Tharada Sen. = _— SE ae eek 4 ond Saunton, $18.09 3. 4 " = | avermere.” . ohn Step) 2 sold si [vatt’s sub- | ced. At pupils residence if desired ember f, 182. Day and nie! % ar will mestarn black mor rand ations, +3. Mf the pace of the last week is kept up there will | ¢vermore. | cigistoe tar evetareie te Me Anas Domai: | @anizetbeeeen: Talversity graduate, iene, Viz" Practical Business including ‘Eng@ish, | JR. CARLETON, + Die wie Sitters ras ; Saaral Bodoe, Roanoke, be no fu “The above are my recollections of that event, | division in Hya' » Mr. Aug! + | T.. 14068 Hopkins place nig ‘yo. fd writing apd training for the civil. services’ Pre- | DD) é ‘Giening. Bec. nation: Coattapoos and Meunhis, A a TLD pe en Tet hen “one verges ae car three gore and | He has also wld two lots in tho same place t0| 54 % forstory Paclinh Satherlemettary Wak kes, 507 12m st. nw. Soe ee Sally “pace Cr to fan Asm wolfe * alston. © | { pencertaa Kap Short : me. e a ~ | St tarturouch to Meng form ts | ata time when ite good effects ory is apt to play pranks, iis eases f the Washington and | \ 1 § Ps ite, Architectural and Mechanical Drawstg; corny of ‘Woah na R. 8. PARSONS. S.T. COR. OTH AND STS. | @igt Baltimore. wees may be | men who are most in need is ———— Tose emegpel meen tr baton ge esc | nd | Wednesday, Oct. 1%, a§ U14 J nw. tent thoroughly tralned echerat “entral location. ——, ‘nw. —Filling aspecialiy. Achicuc nnd sl--ratad | of , lesson @f this and last week A CONFEDERATE PATENT. [ennai bigelncot tir feat) Kgarst ee to ome kallp ‘ual vies sosma pevion al reakeaes Gustneted Lcnog, Basted, 1833, sretied boameuste cilsvicts nia hassieeiee FE | a 3 begh the cgay anos : sola fladensburg yesterday, but owing to a mistake | ; - ES 2 . feviate pain inexteacting pa seckenn tie gitar of tne benn A elie of the G Th: ed the | 8 the call of the meeling adjourned until the | SoS "8" i pe eg ag And New York 1879. Uranches of dentistry.” ___ 23 | ~ met ca Sa Se OE OF | ae tnshenk: ia Lash se. nw. day. “Telephone call 10842, Call or seud for new: TF YOU HAVE AN AILMENT. TAL SURGEON, oe ae ae South for Four Years. Columbus day will be well observed nt the |” 4. Yoeat culture jan ait harmony. annug! ppbemnoement consign ta atone. : ans AD cpeecince, tn wenoate Sets On on county, | Of the many people who think they know a | Maryland Agricultural College on the 2ist | _7-2m*_—_—~_Misifisy bt Hark. cvinnantst._ | uf "plac atand Fopristor. | Arnte chronic. or harditary: you can be rataty re: | a tlu(2MT eet rc ui sil Eee 48 | sae! 73," anty, SLOGUTION EXPRESSION, = = stored to heal ngth sctentitic applt- | Rilver a, nye, 5 cS wesnter racing me: | Ged deal about the confederate government | iustant. There will bea slate of fifty guns | PUVCUTON. QKATORY. EXPKESSION, PHY: | “Co oe cacao eo ees ee For Proderiek, 18.43, 1130, @ m-, GL15 rho 1 on October 12. B. | only « few are aware of the fact that the con-| fired on the campus in the afternocn and a ball | private lessous; English to foreigners, day ald ovel 1312 MASS, AVE., coccaneelisocatbente oe. ieee: Gon 19,90 ox Sirocco, Se.. bas | Soa ts lied with tent office and | S¥eR in the evening. ‘The president of the | fog sessions Mra ELIZAHETH RING, S0r promerepiens s pract 3 ie fo Harerstown, 110.40, m, and *.20p.m, ited. | vith & patent office and | college hag decided that the students will have | Capitol Sa INS 5-1 WM reopen MONDAY, REPTEMDER te with tn IF YOU HAVE erecting |. For Galdhorstare JE Winhate, secretary and | ‘At H issued patents in just about the same | no studies on that day. An hour's devotional | GHORTHAND AND TYPEWNUTING INST creased facilities for imparting ® thorough course of ~ pepe To 100. 4k 5 ns rat to build the tra ii] *t¥¥¢ as that practiced by the United States. | service will be given in the chapel iu the morn- | Pe.tntuuie: thasueh wank Woke oe eet ea teeans | SAucation in the, primary, preparatory and academ:s | Faftinememore, neuraleic, wandering naine, ati-eons Crown and ltdge work e epeciaity aprons tral SLprincipal stations pail the track will | = - et cues poshiped apd gph Mh! oclemnation will be | amrpans arourt work. Write or ca tween | departments. 1 musical course embraces Vocal | fooling, more tired in the morning than on ecing > | ——~o™2 824 Mig Mig 12 vine ow many inventions received such protection | ing. and the governor's proclamation will be | Bud j s 2. | tracmiad duatragtions mu piano, arp, Tol | bed, no energy either for work or selety. dizey malls | yay ey ax, NOVar weve Lis aw henomenal western colt | as could be thrown around them by the power | mae he dates’ 6 ‘maamier elected 1GAL CULTURE. phonography and tyyewriting. 8% SSUUES | (vertigo). dull, stupid feeling, unable to concenteats | "J '§ DENTAL PARLORS, For Philadelphis. New Yors. Boston and the ea, F $90,000 by the Oneck | which ruled the south foi Asda 0. r 9 ee Oe a acai S| the mind upon any subject, pain in the back, weak Aatis, 5.00 (0.00, ar) aie Col. J. M. Brown's | be bacon bu ctegerdts aftecn | 270% both the junior and senior classes, portoct heslth or refund all twrtwa loos: “The best Exocu O: A Dack, bad taste in the mouth, pimples or sallow ant 7 Penn. ave. a. 2°53 0500, Dimine cach. CLL. Drea Blewsne Cae, " hrown vsselets on | >° Snows, but it is certain that at least fifteen — Systew of physical training known. Ralph Walle Bonseon said beanie ene: art | tnbcalthly-looking skin, tremors, palpitation af the ore 95 2. CO eto r holline will hare | Feceived official recognition, for on a wall in The Congregational Council. HITS COLLEGE, | | oval arta: no nlweation ie complete without tet heart, feel generally used up and that life ts josinz | Che ee ee ee oe He thinks that if attended | the office of Mr. James L. Norris is an original! ‘The Congregational council at Minneapolis SERA Tem) Salvin told: gov oeraoms know what powers they | itacaruas for you, Ab is pretty certain Aust yours thes you wear a partial ~cecmrmamad Wh gt Baron. Care om all day train. [eh cep fhe colt wat sult retain the remaria-| document which assured John L. Jones of | relieved the soberer parts of its work yesterday SPIKE fins removed her studio t0 1297 Renn. | MARTYN COLLEGE OF] founded, tn 1884, = ci ee fashioned plate, or have you lost several of your | 4.) Sar rupaine dha hak a ey ag et ag edge me Tally-Ho, North Carolina, that for fourteen | by allowing the advocates of the different cities | Ga$s, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturuaya, tog sue PEArCet. United States laws in Seen at Woon tuatattht ie peter | nak ee tan, Va, contatting’ 100 acres, cbc nw, Caf, | years from the 28th day of August, 1961, be| which wanted the next meeting « chance to MSS chaKA Hanutsos, Pip manip ghare NOE. Pouiively thecnly atvertisine surteon te the Goret | Sseuee beldee work and thus avoid the ue ot «| {For Atarticcily, 10.00an2 12.00ncm. Suadayy sauih of Leesburg, t Mrs. Florence Bowles of | Thould have “the full and exclusive right and | yoeak in favor of their respective cities. ‘The | iy o¢ wiiam eines” See ARE EES Pathe : States who treats these troubles on recognized scientific | Plate, with all its discomforts snd annoyances.” Wave |" ‘Esso! Sunday ‘Daily. Sunday oniy. liberty of making, constructing, using and | a 2 pil of William Mason, New York. At 1019 0 gt. | “you. Edwin'B. Hay-chairman of Board of Trustees. xFxprem trate, Leaievasa for $20,000. | vending to others £6 be used” a new and asc | council voted finally, by a largo _Malority, to | nw. October s se20-im*” | ‘The’ Martyn. Goll the 9d most int | a ent eres eens oleate Bene a, | 7o" broken one of your natural teeth no that #t cannot | Rameace-calied for aul thecked from hoteis oy a — sh | meet on the Pacific coast at a point to je- > = " ential college of its kind in th: ld. Its text books. | treatment of these troubles = . Exper P ene by Union Transfer he Monhonk Bak f | improvement in carriage wheels, This was the | cided upon by the provisional commattee. after Prorat Colioce of irate Te GE ADUATE, OF | {in number, are Ualuge ib Svery state fo'Aterica aud | nary analyais, cheunteal and taicroscopal.. Nearasthe- | be fled, or have you a root in your month that may | [r'jor™ orbs Eaton Trspster Co. on “argers “ett a ' entont Rahe Con Sree te | Htteenth patent insued b fhe, evafederer Atl porther sonst setae, forte Wolee culture and theory, Addrews 1114 1c | “pouenout Hurope. Four Gratuating Courses: | nia (nerve ‘rbaustion), diseases of the bladder. Kid- | abscoss this winter? Haveit treated and restoredto | 7:1, 0REUL. “te g of the morning session of was signed by Judah P. jamin, attorney | . " st uw. Lessons at pupils’ residenc mF A omeets ont SkatoRY. neys, skin, oF nervous system, oF any acate or x - “ aie S Ind erence at Mobonk Lake, N.Y., yes | general, and” countersigned by Rufus Ke | seperh oa tue Abad coc Oe ie eosg Oa MApaM appiy A. crrpren De A Geimplete Cours fn ACTING, oe chronic disease within the range of iay specialty, caa | !t# former usefulness by one of our beautiful yold or ters coommry abence of Dr. Gates wax | Rhodes, commissioner of patents, Mr. Rhodes | j:2'that the representatives of the Alubama As- | VL Yoecliet of iano techniques upil of the tate | . 4,4 Complete Comsein FHASICAL, CULETRE, Degreated with skill and success bora of exvezien-s | porcelain crowns. We perform all operations p-| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. sapeunced, and ot the nominetion of Mr.| tte tothe war | See ation, composed of ‘whites, should not be | "Btadio, dr wast: me. eam _|~ : Hours, 9to2, 4to% Sunday, 9 toTonly. Consuite: | taining to our profession. Fine cold lings, artificial | SFoPLES LINE v. " e agp wetloed a i, | a . ciation, wl s F EW ” - NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON. Smile Mr. Philip ©. Garrett of Philadelphia |“ Accompanying the parchment, which is prop- | *Uitted. The regular assoc » Whi M LE WHEELER, Yionfree, or further particulars see “*Pust. teeth on gold, platina and rubber. Extracting with- . * } ve pi of Increased and war cto his saecesor, and took the chair | erly sealed ang which cost Mr. Jones the sum | bart pM ieee cagle nok Wniemematen te | Eatin wal elves teliceaato ae Care ‘Tue sensrrz scnoor oF LANGUAGES, 780-8 sey enBtus? | leer fom Now Wok ont ase amid enthumanie applause oa eee Tiecouncil es ta fortesr councils. “There was a | See ee (Branches in’ the princigel American and Boom Oh gt nt Wedenton Mr. iowland ppointed chair-| drawings. The peumans Fp, displared in the Frotructed ‘ietuclan ta wale wallie ASHINGTON FEMALY SEMINARY, a Europeng cileg,” Rep for crouare A a eT Wtuceiay sod Friday, at ee Re Bote rteon wh name, at Mixe | drawings, which are in India ink on linen trac- | ; pp iy gy A oa an = hime a intense, but without bitterness. It was finally | fl iustruction in a partments | For CIRCULAR — Pod 8 7 Koberton + regcest, was changed to the Mo-| ing. could hardly be improved on. The whole | rutcrred tan ccmation of fine to teabe o report | aPDiy to Mas CLAUDIA SECARY, Pristina oksne | sedty = x enooge Sumy» Exigaction NOBFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOUTOO. and it was a that $1,500 | forms « most interesting and valuable souvenir. | jaro in the meeting. PIANO, ISSTRUCTION—AMIS§ MAY H. MEAD, M5 Aux 0 Leavitt oF BosTON. symptoms wit a ‘the: TROSHOWS DEST. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WABHINGTOR, BR @. beon contributed to this fund, "| ——- gina nie inte oA scene saull ot Here Wai of Ae Koya Gam: “M121 VERMONT AVE. ¥.W, iy are cone | Gi FOKTKESS MONROE and ie, saving tant what & beowaas the Thayer poe ean = gu a What New York's Celebration Cost. | sired Address O08 22006 et pow tia ___ PIANO AND HARMONY. ma at ° 4 ase ooving that wi re From the Boston Glo! a0 ks een ee ‘FRORPOLE, bi shoul not be further pressed at present.| He-Tam rather in favor of the English Nabe tie tee eet M® Fa0r sypgrrye, M® Watzon. 19 8 sr, xv, apechs Hanern ee c7ctat | es ‘The pew ant powerfn! Trom Palace Steamers. Several { legislation were recom- ‘ i ‘And Feacher, Bicoution caltae x —— mended, fe that the terms of Indian | 288 the American mode of spelling. place the cost of the celebration in that city at pe a O01 K st. nw. Special course tn e01-3m rec er WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK.—SOUTEBOUND. agents show made permanent. t between $4,000,000 and $5,000,000. Of this Soolin Scheel fe te mL REOPEN HIS JORWOOD INeTI TER OO: AND DAY ‘pario re ja oming Ul paSitmmietoner Mongar argued Bhat the num sum the major portion was.spent by the citi- | DAY, Oct. 1, at his residence: 1217 Mer. sewage N ‘SCHOO! a tabi, indians ¢ gislation as = ee : 3 Hcl oT. m ro 7 Mat. Tan et > aes OPENS SEPTEMBER 2. 4 me potas mest w apply #0 sma zens in decorations and ks. The com- AN N'S, KINDERG AR’ cI Highland Terrace, Mass. ave: and 14th st. ie i ‘near: sacl —— Sal clase somal ls tected’ ane oe mittee of one hundred pal out nearly @150,-| Mena tEe BLanern PEA Boh tie tbh ars oy Mg 7 Cirele, ee 4 ARTEN NORMA, TRAININ: outa FESSIONAL MABBAGE CAN BF. OBT) kind is expe: 000. Benaerisnd south of Pre ave “ a “rrr , ‘The criginal sum in the committee's Hands | Fs tad winter scasfons bert Betobor 3, 1802. 013-3 esa ee meso ind Ss x. S amounted to sehen ahh ooo ante eee | tie sa eS ea Sein caieral tok ie ee an terially by private subscription. Of the total | ML sneer Tada ete 4 fod of tribal organtzations. complete furimlic- ; £22,000 was spent for music, about 20,000 was | “hoe, saber 2 — eiematpeiguaand ee, Bag 6 create Cal ae tse ers | eee eres Bp a Serres fies em reuse | Moore Vexxox Suareunt. Delf of these Indiens. Mr. Lewis gave am ac- cost of the night's pageant will be near €20,000. count of bie action. yf presriete tbr fen fe Sate arpeon at A aaa om -"s ens wumeraries and some (The Assassination of Kevenue Officers. yr a ‘The commimioner of internal revenue has Revipob eee . FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. . Feevived a report from Revenue Agent Chap- . ‘Happy bride—“Why, mamma, what are you Men a! Nashville, confirming the press re} crying for? Everything is so lovely and every- EF the menmeination of Revenue Officers Mather ps 4 body's been so good tome! Come and look at te ore ot Se gy ee JEUNE TESS OR FUR 119008 NABI +