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A FEW DOLLARS JUDICIOUSLY SPENT WITH Us SUPPLANTS THE WEALTH EXACTED BY SES, AND YET PLACES THE HONEST MATEON IN POSSESSION OF THE NECESSITIES AND LUXURIES DUE CASH» To MER STATION QUEEN OF THE HOUSEHOLD. PARLOR, FURNITURE, as DINING AND BED ROOM CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND WORKS OF ART. Hoos: & Haxawaxes Casu Axo Cuxoir Houses, Ws, OR WEL AND ves Tra se AND are (0 MASS. AVE. LW. T. B. Towser & Sox. DEALERS IN DRY Go0Ds, 116 7TH ST. Y. Ww. Good CU gbleached Cotten, 42 wa Gore, 0 aren we, 25: PFeperisae Werkeren Be icon tec ade of and get 5 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WED AY, yeronen 16, 1892. THE BAPTIST GATHERING. | Reports Made at the Mecting of the Colu: bia Association. WORK IN THE CHURCHES—STATEMESTS BY PASTORS OF THE YEAR'S ACHIRVEMENTS— MISSIONS AND OTHER CHURCK ACTIVITIES THE TREASURER's FiouRES, At yesterday's session of the Columbia Asso- ciation of Baptist Churches some interesting features were brought out in the report of the executive board after Tax Stan's report closed. ‘The resignation of Rev. L. M. Roper, late mis- siouary pastor of Mount Tabor Church, Ten- | leytown, was read. Rey. Roper resigned that | | he might prosecute his theological studies at | Rochester, Rer. G. W. MeCullough, late | | pastor of the Anacostia Baptist Church, is his | successor, The report of Rev. S. R. White. missionary pastor of the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church, | dwelt upon the overcrowded condition of the | | quarters of the primary department and of the [urgent need of an additional building. | Brethren A. M. Clapp, S. M. Yeatman and B. P. | Bingham wero appointed a committee and caused the erection of a brick addition 40x20 | feet at a cost of #825, on which there is an un- | | paid batance of $595.27. | The report of Rev. J. D. Smith, pastor of 1G Church, dwelt at length on the favor- | able influence of the free reading room, which, through the generosity of a friend of the pas- tor. nad been opened in the basement of the church. ‘The report of Rev. M.A. Connors, missionary disturbed by “Catholics and irreligious people.” | The report of Superintendent D. (. Fountain | of the East Washington Heights Baptist Mis- | sion contained the information that a friend had offered to donate $1,000 toward the er tion of a chapel for the East Washington Heights Baptist Mission. In conclusion the executive board's report stated that “the visible results of the work of the year have not been such as we could have wished. At Mt. Tabor the work has been interrupted by the deyarture of Brother Roper and the delay in filling the vacancy. At Anacostia the unfortun- ate division in the church retarded prog- re. At Grace Church the illness of the pastor has had its effect. At Maryland avenue the loss of several active members and various otber causes con- spied to reduce the atiendance at services. | Tue unfortunate location of the West End Mis- | sion doubtless interfered with prosperity at thhat point. Yet notwithstanding all these un- fortunate circumstances over twenty-five per sons were baptized during the year.” REPORTS OF PASTORS, J« The reports of the pastors on their work were as follows: Rew. G. W. McCallough, November 1, 1891, to April 25, 1892: Weeks of serv 5; eer mons preached, 45; prayer meetings conductecy 25; visits made, 185. S. R. White: Visits, 1.200: prayer meet- 170; sermons, 116; addresses, 176; bap- 12 J tien Rev calls m: meeting: Rev ermons vervice, 450. A disenssion es D. Smith: Weeks of service, 52: sermons, 99: prayer and other a 30; ards distributed im M.A. Connors: Weeks of service, 35; prayer meetings, 30: - 260; ng people to followed between Reve. Snuith, Meador, Green and Stakely and Laymen schards, Mason, Welling, Fenwick. Clapp Vest as to whether the report of the board i be referred to a committee for examina- be adopted. On motion of Rev. Dr. the report was laid on the table to be yas the fret order of business Thurs- | ng. | y TREASURER’ STATEMENT. | ‘The annual statement of the treasurer of the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches for | the year ending November 16, 1892, was pre-| sented and adopted after Tuz Stan's report | clored yesterday. It was: The treasurer is | debtor to receipts from the churches as follows: ” sho tion « uke taken day mo 7 Calvary Chureb, current expenses, £600. minutes, $25, First, current expenses, 2 minutes, #15; Fifth, current expenses, $250 minu! 15; Second. current expenses, $200; minute, $10: E Street, current expences, $200: minutes, $10: E Street’ Sunday school, current expenses, £25; Metropolitan, current expenses, 00: minutes, #10; Grace, current expenses, 360; minutes. #5; Mount Tabor, enrrent ex: penses, 220; minutes, $2; Anacostia, current expenses. $20; minutes, $3: Queenstown, cur- rent expenses, 215; minutes, $3; Gay Street, eurrent expenses, $20; minutes, $3. Maryland Avenue, current expenses, #300; minutes, Prom sale of Immunuel Mission, $13,000; fro: southern mission Sunday school board, $29.5 from home mission board, southern Baptist co: vention, $125: from Hen xember 15, 1891, $311.77. 730.13. The treasurer is credited for payments dur- ing the year as follows: Anacostia Church, aid in supporting pastor, $259.65; Grace Church, aid in supporting pastor, $275; Mount Tabor, paid to L. M. Roper, missionary; 2350; Mount ‘Tabor, paid to 8. W. McCullough, missionary, $61.25: Maryiand Avenue, paid to 8. R. White, $533.20; West End Mission, pai ‘ounors. missionary, $400; Rufus Darby, print- | ing, $130; First Church, proceeds sale of mis-| sion, $13,000; interest paid Washington Loan | and Trust Company, $180; to M. A. Connors, 8. M. Yeatma: ‘Total, | $ Balance in ‘YY. $469.18. | Messrs. Holtzman and Fenwick were appointed | ; & committee to audit the treasurer's report. } OTHER REPORTS. | The next report submitted and approved was | | that from the committee on Bible and tract dis- | | tribution. ‘This committee was composed of | W. 8. O. Thomas, C. E. Curtis and 5. R. White. | The views of the committee were that it was their duty to place a Bible in the hand of every man, | | woman and child in the land. Good results | were also alleged to flow from the distribution bc! 28, rful tracts, | gabe committee on total abstinence, Samuel Green. K. R. West and G ge C. Jameson, r : ‘The report read that the letter ‘a spirit of the gospel laid Christians under the obligation to abstain from the use and sale of intosieating beverages. The committee ex- pressed interest in all reasonable endeavors to suppress the liquor traffic. At the adjournment of the session a sumptu- ous repast Was dispensed in the lecture room by | | the Iedies of the chureb. The tables were | beantifully set, freighted with sweets and solids and embellished with choice flowers. The | ladies were untiring in attention to the guests. | > anitary Experts Going to Mexico. A party of officials consisting of Surgeon , jeneral Wyman and Dr. Kenyon of the marine | | hospital service, Col. Long and Dr. Smart of | the army, Medical Director Gihon and Surgeon | Ames of the navy, Mr. Robinson, inspector of plumbing of this city and a representative of | the bureau of American republies and Agricul- | tural Department, will leave Washington the latter part of this week for the City of Mexico to attend the twentieth annual meeting of the American Herlth Association, beginning No- | vember 29. ‘This association is the largest and most influential sanitary body in the world, and comprises the United States, Canada’ and Mexico. It has for its object the restriction | | and prevention of contagious diseases and the | diffusion of sanitary knowledge among the ople. President Diaz will entertain the members of | the association at the castle of Chapultepec, and | they will also attend his third inaugure tion. | ssc es ij Strike in New York Expected. | New York city seems to be on the ove of | another general strike of the building trades, Just as the members of the Electrical Contract- ors’ Association were congratulating them- selves that they had at last put down the strike | of the Electric Wiremen's Union the strike has revived with fresh vigor. The union men have | | strongly presented their case to the walking | | ii republican candidates was as follows: jd to M. AL] ik | the conference onl lof Boston. The regula: NAMES GIVEN INDIANS. | Interesting Facts Told by Prof. Mooney i ‘Regarding Local Nomenclature. At the Cosmos Club last night, before the Anthropological Society, Prof. James Mooney read an interesting paper upon the biographic nomenclature of the Potomac river. In referring to aboriginal names and etymo- logies Prof. Mooney said that the most obvious fact in connection with this subject is the pau- city of material. The knowledge of the local nomenclature is derived almost entirely from Smith, with a few additions on the Mary- iand side from Father White and the Jesuits and an insignificant number from other sources. ‘The Indians of this region were a part of the Powhatan confederacy, which claimed all of tidewater Virginia and both shores of the Chesapeake nearly to the entrance of the Sus- quebanna. The ‘Powhatan language belonged | to the Algonquin stock and was cognate with the Delaware, the Massachuset and the Ojibwa. | It ceased to exist as a spoken language about fifty years ago, and as the early colonists and even the Jesuits of the ind coiony paid but little attention to aboriginal philology there remain of the tongue of Powhatan probably | Jess than 300 words in all, of which about one- half are untransk.table local names. Smith’s narrative gives about 140 local names within the ancient territory of the Powhatan tribes in Virginia and Maryland strictly and the Jesnits give us afew others, while a thorough overhauling of the old colonial land patents and other Fecords would undoubtedly supply | many more. , ! SOME WELL-KNOWN NAMES. ‘The word Potomac appears on Smith’s map as Patawomeck, the name of a principal settie- | ment which Jefferson in his notes on Virginia locates at the mouth of Potomac creek in Staf- | ford county, Va. As is the case with India: local names generally, especially in the enst, it | was the nam@got of a stream, but of a disir't | inclading « ttlement. The Jesuit Father | Jacker declares that the word relates to ““smati fishes.” He gives the general meaning as “‘the | river fall of swarms of smal) fry where fishes spawn in shoals.” Another authorive ease that the form of the word should be Fedbamok, meaning “they are comtug by water.” Stil another idea advanced is that the term meant “bushy or brushy river.” The rendering “river of «wane bas no authority. Acquia creek is enpposed to take its name from Eqniwi, meaning “tn or between some- thing. Occoquan is interpreted as meaning “hook.” Anacostia came from Nacotchtauck atd can- not be interpreted. ‘The uame Piscataway does not appear on Smith's map, yet it appears to be a word fuli of caning. ‘The Jesaits rendered it ax moaning ne who has his hair twisted up sileways and ward.” Avother authority gives it as wean- ‘it is getting dark,” while another thinks it means ‘‘the place of the white pine tree. Port Tobacco comes from Potopaca, meaning | tobacco leaves, FPamunky 1s understood to mean “where we tock a sweat.” The werd Chesapeake is carried through a| laborious process of derivation and interpreta- tion and finally explained to mean “a large basin of sait water. PERPETUATING INDIAN NAGIES. When Prof. Mooney concluded bis paper Prof. Ward madeashort talk on the propriety of giving Indian names to objects in the Zoclogi- cul und Rock Creek Parks which are to be | named, He thought this would be eminently | proper. Prof. MeGee read a brief paper, which bad | deen prepared by Prot. Holmes, describing the present time the policy of Careful, steadily carried out. | unceasingly in the future. Typewriters are constantly issuing. It is now covered by s9 PATENTS i | | years to run. | suits for infringement. is not like other kinds. it peculiarly popular. From its earliest days until the Constant, and Progressive Improve- ment of the Remington has been The same policy will be pursued Patents for improvements to this King of most of them having from 12 to 17 Ample guarantee is thus afforded to our patrons of their freedom from annoyances incident to use of other machines on account of THE PRINCE OF WALES SMOKING TOBACCO : It has peculiar fragrance and pe@uliar flavor. Its peculiar uniformity always gives peculiar comfort, and has made Sold everywhere. BLACKWELL’S DURHAM TOBACCO ¢0., Durham, N. C. . ~ Typewriter. 1892 Model. SEND FOR A DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 327 Broadway, New York. Washington Branch, Corner 8th and F sts. n.w Made only by Indian settlements on the Potomac below Wash- ington. He said there were at one time four Indian villages loested on the present site of this city. Prof. Holmes advocated perpetuating the Indian names, Prof. Belknap explained the growth and de- | velopment of colonial nomenclature. writing; wil Star office. nit-lm* MME. 3. Espcra Dara, } PEOPLE'S SINGING CLASS ‘The nofe chain system for reading inusic at sight. THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND. | 2ia,.°uiU Wie beat, iar ond Mauna Oficial Returns From All the Counties of the | GQHOLARS To FORM & CLASS; BOYS OF GIGLS; E AND LITERATURE, of Paris, author of the rational pupti to speak French after ‘Address G17 Lath mt. ni-kwe Official returns of the recent election have | been received at Annapolis from all the coun- | ties of Maryland. The voteof the state, divided among the four parties on the presidential tickot, was as follows: inethod, enablin; six monthe. asses—Antique, portralt, paint Evening. classes Antique, and men's -ayg.sn Mfe—-modeling class Mos 17¢ S77 | (XOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ors 1 "706 | OO CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY. Total vote... 213.275 | | Courses in ceners! chemistry, qualitative and quan- titative analysis are now open. Thstruction will be wiven in wet and dry assaying. The departient fs unusually well equipped for this work, Instruction in modern methods of iron and steel analysis will be given as a special course to properly qualified students. Special instruction in the chemistry of explosive absrauces fs offered to officers of the army. navy and = ‘ iamicular attention will be given to providing tactlt- 8 for research work for post graduate students who are candidates tor the degrees of Scleuce ur philosophy. CHARLES E. MUNROE, nl2-Im Professor of Chemistr; ELOcerion. PHYSICAL CULTURE, LESSON in studio of at pupil's residence. Close study of iny system ius! produce fine readers and orators. Mrs. ELIZABETH KING, 507 East Capitol st. ocd-2m* The vote of the state for the democratic and Cleyeland, | Harrison, (dem. rep, master oF doctor in Harford: — tas ee Howard. R. JOHN THEOPHIL 2 M (Organist of St. John's Church), Teacher of RGAN AND HARMONY, St. Marys. nIL2w* somerset EL SCHOOL. mans English ‘branches “under, competent. instructors. Wiew | Kindergarten, with teachers’ training class. Worcester | Miss SUSAN P. POLLOCK, Principal, | _0c29-18t" 1434 Q st. nyw Totals... JOUNG GIRLS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE BY FPefrate lnstruction at reasonable rates. Bow 1! | Star‘ofice E | (OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 900 _K Fleeced, by a Bogus “Haron.” ‘The St. Louis police are making strong efforts ef ) Di | . n.w. Piano, violin, v. EDWIN HAR to locave Joseph (Baron) Dixon Orth, who has | p94 )9,%, Fiano. Wolin, vice. EDWIN’ H been swindling a number of merchants and | Music, Boston, Mass. muabear a w. . ve e a STON INSTITUTE, 3017 © 8° friends and who dvappeared some days ago. | (UNSTON INSTITUTE, 2017 He went to St. Louis in July last and departed on November 2, leaving outstanding accounts that arcestimated at $20,000, andit is not known that the returns are yet complete. He secured lice a partner in business, whom he induced to in- | fem." t Be nin vest some $20,000 in a fictitious business, His | J, \irePR », Avoly), straining exercises, Addrvss title gained him access to the private offices of | LEGE OF ORATORY (incorporated), G14 12th. st. numerous merchants, and all now bewail the | ®.¥. ne loss of large sums of money “loaned” for a few days as a personal favor. ise a es For circulars addres oe$2m ‘and BE piisicay curtuRe For ladies and gentlemen. RL “Harvard College ays- most perfect course of phi raining CECILIA'S ACADEMY, 601 FAST CAPITOL affords every advantage for acquiring = thor- ough éducation, Fupils not attending the academy wil! be admitted to the classes in music, art, fancy Annnal Meeting of Unitarians. Work, elocution, phouoxraphy and typewriting. th aunual meeting of the Unitarian | W755" gery, p HUGHEIC conference of the iniddle states and Canada was | ML’ Yaz? Lith st. nw. | Vocal culture, harmony. begun in Philadelphia last evening in the First Unitarian Church, No business was transacted, being formally opened Wm. Ronseville Algers | wock of the confer- ence will be taken up today, and three sessions daily will be held until the business to be trans- acted is finished. iano 73m" Miss May D. Buck, accompanist MES, FLORENCE I. BARRINGER WILT RE- M sume instruction in vocal and instrumental mus ge October "20. a8 Ther residence, 14) Q et. Be References: “Dr. J. ¥. Caulfield ‘Prof. J. W. Bischoff. né-zw* with asermon_ by Bi ‘Tue nenzrrz scnoot oF LANGUAGES, 13 American snd European Branc French, German, Spanish, Italian, buxiish, Latin, Greek and Transiations. Al FRENCH & GERMAN LECTURES & COMEDIES Every Saturday at 4:15. Free to pupils. Send for cireulars end programs, ss Investigating the Wreck of the Howe, The correspondent of the London Times at errol, Spain, rays that the court of ivquiry into the wrecking of the British battle ship Howe in the Bay of Ferrol has assembled on the flagship Anson. ‘The correspondent; adds that he learus on trustworthy aathority that the ac- cident was entirely due to the inacenracy of the admiralty chart, which was supposed to be n PAINTING AND, DRAWING TAUGHT BY Ad Perienced teacher at ‘Weduesdays BW. corrected up to 1873. It was found by sound- | &=™-———___ ce ing#, however, to be entirely unreliable, IANO INSTRUCTION MISS MAY H. MUEAD. te een = servatory of Berlin. Lessons at pupils’ homes if de tired. Radeon O08 220 st. Bw ‘ocl-2m* Generosity of a Southern Republi The Figaro of Paris states that the United States of Colombia have extended the time of the Panama canal concession for one year. and | urges the French government to abandon the eS Si nsiateieatts, ck a 4 from learned in be ‘afew nature ‘can i, in few Saye. idea of prosecuting the directors of the canal | talte to order from 810 to Tre teacber, 1-H. company. ‘This extension is regarded as a| Morrell; bas had twelve medals and studied dfteen gracious act on the part of the Colombian gov- BEG Ro worth oF intings on exhibition and for sale. ernment, considering that within a few months, | NATIONAL, ACADEMY OF FINE ANTS.004 En W- according to tee terms of tho concession, the see ee eeL- TEACHES OF 6 ORSTA vast work already doue would have lapsed’ into : 4 Colorabina hands aig at we ato thoes farther ativanced Norms joderste, “734 12th at. n-w. wn g ATION, YMNASIU » Ni aahte Tee EE SIR For circulars send to 808 17th | | | teen years a member of iN |N ia IN WASHINGTON. psretcat TRAINING. ‘New York Aventis School for ladies and children. ALICE GERTRUDE NUTTING, ‘Prin: Gymmasiuin, 1301-193 H sts Bret Hour, ocls-im Classes organis Me Este nores, 7 Piano, violin sind snusing Jano, violin 2 5 oc]7-Im* ‘805 N street n.w. MSS ERANGES wanting ENGLISH AND FRENCH scHoot, YOUNG LADIES AND LULYLE Gitte Boarding pupite WASHINGTON FEMALE semi, 1226 15TH ST. NW. near MASS. AV ghens Sept, 26.. HOARDING and DAY sehen fat inetrartion in all departments “For CkRCU api lyto Mum OLAUDIA STUAUT, Principal ol- COLUMBIA COLLEGE oF ContuERcE, Gz3 La, ava., bet, Oth and rth Oc R URNIR AM Berenth year ae a business educator in ¢ he faculty of Ey igen, Bis, courern BusineneEnalich ico. Shorthand and. Typewsitine, and enthusiastic aching. Thorough wud prac Survey. Graduates of rare excellence an distin | iqulsted success," Catalomte tres se LOCUTION, ORATORY. DRAMATIC ACTIC “sand voice culture. EDWARD C. TOWNSEND and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1317 13th tn. sees RS. MANS KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOT and THE ELIZABETH PEABODY KINDE I GARTEN NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, 1015 Sunderland place, on» block south of Dupont Fall and winter sessions begin October, 1802. 013 3ui RS. MYERS' SCHOOT—A BOARDING AND aay nehoo! for young ladion and iittle girls. To vircularsappty tothe prince, ELIZABETH H. ror circulars app) ° cs é MYERS Ist? ist nw. anne UITAR, BANJO AND MANDOLIN TAUGHT BY new anit easy method. Learn in one tertn at _oc-amn" AMI Est. nw. | J ORMOOD INSTITUTE, BOARDING AND DA‘ NORELtdy REUSE! Vou POERG LaDiea D+ | HIGHLAND TERRACE, MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AND 44TH ST. | Washington is acourt city, render this a particularly desirable year for younw ladies te nd in Washington. Without going abroad: ollug indles cau obtain the most Hoes nowledge of the manners and custor road institutes "No schon ts Uated wood Institute: So schoa! in the Ua Such real advantares, Address® Mr. and Mis. WM. D. CABEE 806-3 Petuctvals 1GNOR MAINA'S SCHOOL, FOR SINGING S The only school of the celebrated Italian method in | Was a. Puptis thoroughly ee for con- Sfaine will be prevated to, Give operstic toncetia eH = ive operatic couse acts from Faust. Marthe, Trovatore, &e., on the sane style that the renowned Mr. Mapleson cave last year in Mew ton tat the private residence of Mme. De Bai The inaucuration will | tates offers IEUT. SCHULTZ, a Feneing (Ladies Jind Gentlemen), Swedish Medi- cal Gymnastics and Massage taught. 4 Corcoran st. nw. ot | ADAME A. PELE HAS RESU , M Freeh ciation and-privtte ewsas OED HER seaty fae th ae Bowe ‘Mune years of successful teaching. aevt- Jase Best references. rap 10 wale | at LADIES’ GOODS. MODISTE. LATE OF PHILADELPHIA, MAKES Sears SME gad perect coowemes trom #7 up: the Wort will be done by the dressmaker, well-made cer” | nents: food Htgusrautesd. LOG st Rw. It | Leave 42] *THST. GOULD Has FANCY PAPERS | ‘ ‘And ornaments for children to male up for | {Uittly role are dependent upon us i 2 Betton & ome RAILROAD, 3 effect November ‘ywedu.e tn effect a FE. The Remington is to-day! —— not only Unsurpassed, but Wachiaston from @ation corner ‘Avene and C street Chicure and Norchwent. Vest buled Limited Bu- tos 11 AD a.m, daily. nis and. Tm diananoita, Vest. 1.25 p ma. datiy. express daily 11. 30a Por sa Unapproached, for Excel-! ADANE MASSIE, more, t= nc boo 14° FORM OF &. Propared to recetve patrons at her | am. and S 4p. ‘uw. Wedling outfiteamteven- | For Lexiucion and N parlors. ing gowns «specialty. Mourning outfits at shortest notice, Also riding habite aud tallor-muadegowus. | lence of Design and Con- neo th MES, St READLEY. Mopiste. Mi sormeris New York. inv: instom indies. Latest siyle c moderate price, Cutty aud b ADIES SEALSKIN daily. slegring cars throw ville on Pieut train, struction, Quality of Work, 4.55. 25.90. 0, x80 taunts altered tute the intest feptenahie shat Simplicity and Durability. | sco a | Fifvtclas Frosch pepie: White ond Ree bees | 895,50, Lace Onrtatns » 9] in Teas muah ‘Gallet | 4 oe MAbANE VALMONT old wand Hoitthet met | Mor Annarelin =. 25 an | wer, Prederick, #84 ‘\PSSES FUTEER, 7p iste St XW. ster | tp ~ az returning from New York we are prepared toese. | Por Tagerstown, #10408 m. and $5.30 p.m. Cote all orders im Spe Dross and Street Costumes | Por Rox lant 6 ~ ior toade, im all the intest styles, perfect Mt ml-lwe anal way ies j tot ; |) PE ROL RYANS, 965 FST 5 8 WARHING: Scrsene oh Gl Miter, pie heal aecques, repaired’ andenetined. ole moa, 9880p me jputie ah capes tande 10 ort cage "yan te LINE Hoa NP YouR AND pr. Hned'and re ADELPHIA, phia, New Yori n Roston a 1 the oamt, er. ‘Ladiew fare altered and re- | 4973-09 Yonime ar C11. 30 pm, Sinopne” Ge ‘ 2 | open at 10.000 tock: 7 ___ 0 26-Lm Fe eipia, Wilmington and Chester, &00 Mes ca BERSER, MODISTE, WAR RE | mp AM rooved her ares snake parlors from 1213 I to | be pleased to Test her oct0-Im* GANT CREATIONS. CORRECT IN ws. EDITH A. HICKS, iw. (late drafter aud cutter for eB. Van Reuth » Pullman Puffet Steep. out ebenge nuding passensers in Band izn1'Ts Patrons. YOWNS! Fi 2.W., Miere she wi ant 2123 p.m. Sam Le Droit Building, LIF. FRENCH DKTSAWAKER, HAS Papo trains Femoved trom, 1205 20 21th st. aw. x Jel fon parle Francais se) 7-2m% na WAT FADED TAN SPRING DRESS WILL Dye e rich closy black Come eariy Don't pack your light Prove food for moths. 4/ dyed will be serviceable cool Weather APEAKE AND ONTO _EDUCATIONAI IN WASHINGTON. OARDING AND DAY SC young Indies at 927 FP wt. Getober 2. courves. LAUKA ©. TALBOTT, Princ ences: Hou. Hugh McCulloch. Judge A. Mac Hon. A. R. Spofford. Mor COKNER M AND 11TH STREETS ¥. W., * ¢ EPPRCT OCTORER ¥ frow Vuton "HOOL FOR GIRLS AND “Rete p dais voa"'bn' _ wit Cincinnati and St. Louie Liv. ANTON FISCHER, | 906 Gat aw. Sid Pa avans Goat, sheepskin rags and white fare cleaned en ‘Arrives « q aan, Tr Tt Venxox Sransanz, by 11 Woy. vn. daily sold vestinale tral " Qeepere for etn ins WASHINGTON, D. C., pct ono | a 5 1TH ST. NW. FORM. 4 reopened lat : BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL soit-ite the patrou. J ed | Fapress for Gordons FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. SCOURING AND DRY. CLEAN- 1 Wav nesbors, Sta 1203 New York Pirst~lass | p Points. daly, except Sunday Fighteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1892. Bork of every des viption PLUSH AND VELVETS. in Rugy and White Pure cleaned. CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with New buildings perfectly equipped for health and | comfort. ~ on Fi Paris my? T= GREAT hens 2 atinpaabnoian ] - — : “< 1 % PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE — un heat, passenger slevator, perfect santtation. PIANOS AND ORGANS. | _ TRABE RUKH What aby cocrmeEsT, Spee a ~ aes => SS = STELL -_ . MA 1 . ‘r EQUIPMENT. end Music. T? Dr Lae rt TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGION FROM STATION Yor circulars apply to the principal. DECKER BROTHERS’ PIANOFORTES. | For Pattsiarg aud. & ing triumph of musical ac- ee + ‘Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. ME WALTON, aso sr. 3 a Elocution ‘EXPT Brecial course tn Sha‘ vality cy. brilliancy and. power | f ebenre. sain" which pushes them into prominence. Sold at WAMEINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, lou rates,on easy terms SELAS BREN a fourth year.” Fiano! | SANDERS & STAYMAN, Piano Parlors, wa PST. | BAS NTE AS organ, voice, viol, fiute” ke. Pree adv: <. Charles imore. Eiveere apa Dining Ca fares to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Disecton myo. eh aor 5 Express Wes ) RELIABLE PIANO< AND ORGANS xprena at OUT OF WASHINGTON. wed Bigas Tuned, rewuleted apd on QI, GEORGE'S HALL d.” Established 1872. _ __ wR Nd, Prot. J.C. Kinoar.A.M..Principal. Founded | P¥ALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS_FOR 1. Indianapeles, 1878. “Hpoxcelle! in sdvaritages, health and co: sweetness, power, artistic finish, durability. an- Fallmen Sires Teanonable tonnes _wim* "| rivaled: witlcatie prices and rental tarnis; pianés for Louje. Seoping Oar Bt = ree = ay. Aweney Sil oth st mw.” seit to Sdiwpkis. Dining Car A M EES Q2, INSTITUTE, coNcoRDVILLE, i ; = Facitic Express, » 40 pom. daily M Ps. e182 per your. A successful school, Ons t0 | " AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY.| the West, with through Sleeper to Pitw wako up borstotho datiosof life. Boys auder 13 years, piano maker, tnner and . late olghtoon Putebure to Cb S1ez JSHORTLID OE, Yaic). A.M Prin. uveo-dm? | veers with W. G. Metzorott & to. esidence, 221 | For kan: T2ther's w.. workshop in the rear. Terms reason: able :Arwt-cliay work. plauos Varuished and. polished; MEDICAL. & repaired, 1y204m" === === | GTEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS | S'Gigens and Motions for miocr sent | DROOP's Music Store, ‘The well-known specialist, mtr 3 OHSS Pevara_| 9, ennunston' a4 0st. nw gs TUT 1 EER YF ive ro giESRESee. xew xc Prompt treatment. HE ¢ Bast. 70. 9 00an* 2) ? . |". F Re or $3). '10.00 and Tht pam’ Office hours: 10 to 1, 5 to&. aieiwe | 53 5 = ae u > Eas, 2 gS YONSULT THE ONL TROSCOPIA PHYS. | i a Lad t od Pullman ciansin Washington, Dre. BRC G y, |, Prize medal Parts Exposition. 200 first mn ta Cars, “Veatibu's ‘asset Se ave See ce OOE Be eee ae | indorsed by over 100 tausic schools aid Collewes Gar 0.400 yn week aye bility.” Old Pian 4 PR & CONLIFF,417 11th st. n.w. disease almos “CONGRESMIONAL LIMITED.” ne ah ch With Ding Car f Pm. d z fetwere REE Breet station. DB, plies, scr: dal! Servos diseases, discases of ‘lie skint K UN Aaa stomach, kidneys, &. nota KON EN Ava | R. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL IS | UNEQUALED IN TONF. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP: ‘erve Stimalant and Tonic. Of all the AND DURABILT ‘ous Del Exhaustion, Paralvsis and t erable, ietharzic, ‘dest, There is norerneds Tt has been it use for near forty-Lve years in th. Laboratory, 905 B st. s.w. Special attention of "*Purrliascrs” ia invited to their Mow Aaie Sines.” Snsshed te deans. MLM EST DECORATIVE ART. D hich repair. will be closed out at wi low fui ECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered bot! in prices aud in terzos,¥? tch will be arranged on EASY MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS 1 bd Brooklyn Apues. aflord- alton steeetavotding double in the VE 1S nam. week days, 7509.00. 9.40, Lbs. For D® @ + cAaRtetos, 507 12th st. nw. Gradnated London. England, 1895: Blada a Binaday Chronic 12.1 DENTISTRY. S DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 202. and 4.36 p.m. daily 9.00 and 11.50 nd 420 Sunday. Sundays, 0.00 aim. SKILL. SUCCES3. Hours: 9to2 4to8; Sanday, 9to? Consultation free. ‘excey Cor. Tthand D sts. a. w. = fe LEXANDRIA AND THE Sovun oc21-f,2n.W OD Ta 84g o. ‘The larrest orxanization devoted to igi qi NTLEMEN A’ LTZ INSTITO FOR LADIES, GE SD CHILDRI Treatment of “Chronic Diseases, viz: Apovlexy. lace Cental practice in the world Astinua, Extension, Rracture. Heart Disenan. ta ith gestion,” Lumbago, Nervons ty. Paralysin, Fledged promotion nts | Bhentgatisen, feotio Ske, ackinian), ‘ferains — a and others by Swedish Medical Gymaastics,” Massaze and ‘General Hymiene. "Lady sasietane, "Referees Centistry at moderate prices. Baivatsirenidense, 1458 Corcoran at w'e, ery cns: jence, st. nm om, 5 Wig iyam,dtoSp.m. LISUT: MOHULTZ. Geopeine Mist in encter estemm. - se27-dut =e SEES ——— vn. STEANGERS, TARE NOTICE DRS” BROTHERS | P)R. H.C. JAMES. DENTIST, «7 Q ST. Nw eclickeia and infors S and Gray treat all diseases. No cure, 110 pay. Only ope all Hranches of "Dentis I al gh established advertising physicians in this city, Estab- | vation of the natural teeth » specialty. to des" ua lished 45 years. 900 B St. sw. ccistme” | andfilting without pain. Twenty year | it Ro MULLER. 1027 OTH ST. N.W., TREATS aux | Peer moderate. — is b ions of the 6 mhrost, lunes, Wdneys L.MMOND AND DANVILLE RATLROAD CO., i BIW BUISRR OPS Sika UMES POSTER, RECEIVERS. Septeniber 4, 182 iivimss Ivana Passen- = ___ PROFESSIONAL. SURE TO CONSULT EMMA, queen, clairvoyant and astro, nt of orcuitisin, fee, 0c. and ([ HE EVANS DENTAL PARLONS, 2217 Penn. ave. nw FX-GU vist, a life-long 923 First st. sw. {hours 1 to 7 nbc B M Do yon wear a partial set of artificial teath with the old-fashioned plate, orhave you lost several of your | © natcral teeth? We can insert artificial teeth for you by cots at Lynchburg for A and M PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY reader of the ae. Information civen with pho- | our system of bridge work and thus avoid the use of a nomenal accuracy. Terms, 3c. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. We. 1H Marion wt ut w., bet Gih and 7tu, Pand Qs plate, with all its discomforts and annoyances. Have 12-61" W 20P'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL of Shorthand and Typewriting, 401 and 407 Exst Capitol st etath year. College halis falicigna? Now cool as wig . .,eranmar, correspondence, = Bincoelgesjtetinas pce Beeae low ra iy "and evening sessions. for examinations. Graduates assisted to a eee ses ge games EDWARD M. HULL, Vice Principal 138 SCHMITT'S SCHOOL, _ Kindergarten and Primary Cl Formerly at 420 3d ai., how at 20 Eat. in. w. _ Couch from northwest section. (ACADEMY OF THE HOLY GROSS, 181? MARE, AVE... YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN win MONDAY, 8) MBI 5 ‘ STI tae atpeta Ee i; Oratory, Exoceriox. Ralph Waldo Emerson sald: ““Biocution fa the Art 2 22 education x2 complete without i." ng, Felt porgons enow wha powere they possess unttl thie Art develope them. . MARTYN COLLEGE OF | Founded in 1884. ORATORY, Jaco tod un €14 12th st. niw. ‘United States laws in Hon. G. Martyn, Pounder ; Webete age LEB. President Sees oi. rin D, Hay chairman of Board of Trustes you broken one of your natural teeth so that {t cannot be filled, or have yous root in your mouth that may DROF. CLAY 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and mediun in this city. “Hag “wonderfal” prophetis sift of second Sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, recovers lost or | Abscess this winter? Havelt treated and restored to stolen property, brings separatel together, caus:s ND SOUTH. Speedy taarrias es, fam | ttsformer usctutnows by one of our beautiful cold oF | wis porcelain crowns. We perform all operations per- taining to our profession. Fine wold fillings, artificial teeth on gold, platina and rubber. Extracting with: WASHINGTON a srives waccoss in Dusinem, ‘removes D LIMITED, en troubles,evil influences. Strangers from other ‘and all in trouble will save time ani money by coining to the right place at once, as he succeeds: where others have fatied. Convinces most skeptical and advertises only what hecan do. All business co ty and Washington te Bets 485 and Uth wis. 8. nee “aloe | ™ tot Seinen via Anbe= The’ Martyn ig. the iargest and most satis college cf ite Klnd inthe world. Its text boone, $Gtm mumbey ‘are in ug in every stata tn America rut Four Graduatins Courses: 4 Complete Course fe ORATORY ¢ hoon Gourse tn A ING. = sel2tr iT ILLEGE OF ORATORY, M?58 Amy c. Leavrrr oF Boson. 1121 VERMONT AVE. N.W. PIANO AND HARMONY. 7 M2. PTNaws scHool For Boys ANDYOUNG men will reopen September 26, 1892. Best facili- thes offered for puptis of ull ayes and grades. Best of references. Private tuition. Apply tor circulars and information at 1453 Corcoran st. seam ESSONS IN CHINA, 01 Lsfoxs 2 ‘A, OLL AND TAPESTRY delegates and assert that they have already re~ On Nea ge to | * arm! | ceived assurances froma sufficient number of the —-—- sumptive who | Praxo ER —SEVEN YEARS EXPERI. ai Gp Oe nS ees NE aanhd | method torounse napa, bent Felrence uildiny ves - a2 mit thot there is every probability of a general | Wy ng Py Pa ee a | strike of the building trades. 3 their Drosent —— ‘carouck 1 tus ARVARD EDW AnD Lee 916 1478 intention is carried into effect, Yonight w: "e r- | 4, Classes limited, thus 1 “individual - thousands of men idle in New York city. ‘The Blood. Hts wecrot | uous ‘Privatetultion it desivote wigeethbanee” war will be directed against every building for of the lungs—a | FRIEND'S SELECT SCHOOL. Asi) 7ST. X. Ww. Which the Contractors Association holds con-| blood-taint. Find a perfect’ remedy for ot amy Saleen pod tracts, scrofula, in all its forms—something that W. SIDWELL: Principal. nee ents. the biood, as well as claims to. That, M® Benny EI A Whole Town Without Hats. it's taken in time, will cure Consumy XANPrecher of | ‘The democrate of Latonia, Mo., on Saturday | Dr. Plerco bas fond tt few his = Gokion IANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC. Y . Studio: 1008 I st. n.w. ght celebrated the democratic victory with » Pietien! Discovery. _ Se eet ‘Clip havin: Teeatedaee samba great bonfire, ending up with casting their hats | like it is known to medical science. For RR aa | im the flames. Not content with that they form of Bronchial, Throat, psi = . focal mo and Ba | seized the headgear of all the spectators on the | and ig aitections, Week Severe eee etn Se | scene end burned them up. ‘hen parading the Santee Sat indeed aiboaate, We ie s z Me pees orig poten Bare os ph mers — fn at pa ssi! tx and carry: : — =. {eto the flames. ‘The rewult is that nearly the ae ee yw whole male population of the town is hatless, “You get oF you 0." ‘That's * —. what is in ‘by the pro- % Peictors of Dr. Remedy, to ‘[ 3" MISSES KERR'S CCHOOL sufferers from Catarrb. worst cases, DO FOR YOUNGLADIRG AND LITTLE. 2 ses hemandy oo ‘reopeas Sept. 20, ‘mendly cured by this’ F coos ee > x ——— wi w E. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANGE ;OSHON’S DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISBED | TAINS ( Mu Tncatum ite given trom credis to pret J iegr Laos Lack ae howe Pull gete Oe, GUS an] | Jeave Washacon ath 10 win 4 Sop, ae —_ ware free Oa.m. 90pm. se _ | $20. O14 Plates made new.” Open day and might and | and 0 2p. 10.. ieee WALTERS, PEPRIDGE. ot... HATTTE wf, | Sundays. Pulling 61 up.” Old abd new procmees used. | Watiocton 8 io lay gna Fil EM. D.. clairvoyant, magnetic ana | _° oe a a a omerd = Sunday, run Mai and anteolorint born with acai phew nasees a tom wes 102 pie ant an 0 ‘canl,gives names etn 10.29 0. .d lucky dates; tells how fo retain husband or lover: | applied to gums to ‘inextracting All 10.08 ain. and 4 siaetcestag cane ae oe mea seatee | Staceoedaers eran Be |e i at elim joom x nw. at oftce. ania mewn Benen A _ EE DENTAL INFIRMARY—TEETH FILLED atiou, Feusyiventa Kailroad, Wasbing- FASTLEROY, THE awtnoLOGIST, TELLS az. | Feodartitca teuthy without charge except | fon ")tt ; ee the events of life. Fee, S00. ; Hours, 10°s.mi. to | cost of material at 17275 Hist. n'w..dental department | "7 © prowy, General Avent Passeneer Dept pai. L211 Del * ceb-2m* | of the Columbian Cuiversity, from | to > p.m. dally A TURK, Prswencer Agent. 3728 3S, ELORENCE RICH WHITE, OF BOSTON, | Gxeopt Sundgy ; exgraction frow: insirmary open froma == = ‘Trance und businese medium : also medical exam- AL RT + RIVER BOATS. inations. ‘Jikee hours 10 to 8: parlors. 00 Lith st 3 | DENTAL, EYFIRMARY NATIONAL, Usrves POTOMAC E w.. Test circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 8 cor. Mthand Kets a. w. Open Syo, all she | ——— a Colo een OekseLn&Sd | your. ‘Bo. free Piitines “ ae GiPsY E}OUA 18 THE ONLY OCCULT INITIATE i beet eT on te J in the city “understands the old Eevrilan metuod of == Sastone ot charms. spells and incantat jours, 3 feo, BOs. and GL. 923 First st. &.w. nd HOTELS. ] Pe hy --, (Fe. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELE: — SS — ‘sud’ Ervday. at 3 bun M elie att Gran aetrclorot i eget 14.16 © S3ctHE Eat ON. Teiephone call. 1360 re" oven . jours, Ga. m.to 9 p.m, wae . 7 day, 10a-m.to Sp. m. 1508 Lath ata. w. ox lS, o7ge, tos recoran of eee: Roome on alte | HYCUFOLs AND WASHINGTOS STRAMBOATOR ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF business confidential. Ledies le: life. All n, Soc. each. Hours, Oa m. 10 9pm. Let, ocl# 1m‘ ist and North Capito! sts. n. w. DALLs LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, & G, FORTRESS MONROE and NORPOUK. VA. The new anf powertut Trom Palace Steamer WASHINGTON AND NOTPOLK. -SOUTHBOUND. ‘Tp. m_ from foot 5° Dingne at Gm, st 7 Wa. 1n., Wherers wie for all puss sous aah N MARDI, og gerne AND cor “DHE GkaMencr.» . ‘823, 825,827 Vermont ave. Opposite the Arlington. Elegant and convenient suites of rooms, furaished’| to suit desirable tenants. vy BIEPRSIT ce Ma oE NE ES HEALTH RESORTS. een renovated agit fated tnvoiebout. | Spectal ATES. SOUTH CAROLINA. eo Ee dS. WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE. | WW UEARD'S HOTEL, ‘Pe. eve. and 14th st. Driest climate in the United of (Frost shitude tn the Hocky Mouse Washineton, D. ¢. cm RANT, Cor. Toth and Hsts.. * Foad Spectsus are nde fe Has\ atte: XORTHHOUND. Tare Nopfo'k (aily 80:10». wy Leave agen T 0p an Arrive at Wastlinrtoe ot am nextday. wee ET, ee ee as ‘Tickets on sale at SIA G10, 151 and 1421 Peamay- ‘Terms reasonsbie. Sottim® FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. seca Macrigng “tre reas oe saw wala 'S CIVIL OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1892-93 NOV. 15> Levey heme F 3N0. cant Mises Beste Olle if touat foe Part | roctralr an ere nave Reis SigaPateethe << Bienes a Stenography taught sete | D> 1s B. P. CHATFIELD. Proprietor. W488 isoron STE AMpoaT CO. “LIMITED® ‘ATE Fram Ls Ms SPECIALTIES. ee ego, mE Dept fa ina ‘m WEDNESDAY and ry on SENAY st 100m, S Nese cee es to pceurenge Lower Bo ma. cw, a