Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1893, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1893. UNEMPLOYED LABORERS. Two Hundred Thousand of Them Now in rt ‘There During the Recent Outbreaks Bread Riots Feared Before Winter. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 72D SESSION. day school for young ladies, Takowa Park, D. solarium. a. W. Sleepiug and Trinit to Chicago, and Chicago. Beverly, Mass., was announced in yester-| The home rule bill was introduced In the | Gladstone moved a resolution to give the | DENTAL DEPARTMENT. TTH SESSION. | Call departinents;” experienced teachers; (pare | Ghpes-x MOUNTAIN HOUSE, BLUE xibGE | 99 52°, 4 hae Se day's Star, was the eldest son of Jerome | house of commons February 13 by Mr./ government the whole time of the house!” ot, departments beria oe Mosiar, Ortover 2, | MejoQirese, water: electric “and steam ° ares an poe ay f er —- ease kan ‘aa S Whe was | Napoleon Bonaparte and grand nephew of | Gladstone in’ perhaps the greatest speech | for the remainder of the sesston, to sus-| at § p.m.. in the college bullding, 1329 1 st. nw. - — we BT Mr. A. M. Dewey, formerly editor of the rene official journal of the Knights of Labor at| Col. Bonaparte graduated at West Point | C¢me accustomed to the idea of home rule | autumn session. He said he would not | furnished with tmproved apparatus; a Minor |. D., 815 Vt. ave. aulstecT 40 FM TTHWESTERN EXPRESS. . Philadelphia and at present potions re in 182, and until his resignation of his lieu- | for Ireland, but in the fact that a man of | deny that the solution waa a stringent one, egal Memes a ead tel anes erase) ate = Son Ser to =e ond Slowing: Hy governm of ie ‘h | but the of it rm and a Students’ Reading Room have been recently RADY. } Tisrrsbure to Cinineet! the ent printing office, has just re-| tenancy in the United States army he serv- | “Shty-four was to stand and make a speec! cause was of urgent necessity. = = pelea mpd trip to Chicago| ed on frontier duty with the mounted rile. | 2 two hours’ duration. Mr. Balfour protested that an autumn | 21" Nujsrn appliances: ‘ample elisteal focllitice, | NORWOOD-INSTTOTE FOR_YOUNG_LapmEs= | HOTEI. RicHMoxD, “06 X_ AND, K Kr | 07, CUXPRESS —Putiman and the world’s fair. Speaking of the re-| men. He entered the imperial French army |, The bill which he outlined was recognized | session would overburden the legislative | “te auras ercaameetions, WiLL BE | Beet aed limited sehouls latest’ iuprovemmenta Wigan parlor; write for special ‘raven 3, | 9 gh eal cent labor riots in that elty Mr. Dewey| September 5, 184, as second Heutenant of |to be a high advance on the bill of 1886. | machine, He hoped the resolution would | prt Ar His COMM A ORS gave | Meta ales. “Wal, “De CAMELL. Vprine TEASE. " Bs wofaienn, Rochester ent N1- ak “teas eat ne the seventh dragoons. He became chef |Then home rule was linked with a scheme | be modified so as to limit the Saturday sit-| Tmpen on ar hae ‘ =: hea ae THE CHALFONTE, 20.{3°A Me for Wiltincne ae z working People of Chicago are! qescadron, third culrassters, August 15,|of a thousand million dollars to buy out | tings to the time devoted to the supply : ~~ SUNSTON INSTITU; a pray ge daily. except San lay. For indeed in a most deplorable condition. I) 1555, and was transferred March 16, 1557, to | frien landlords: tn th Dill there was no | Pill. Mr. Chamberlain warned the govern-| For circulars and information apply to ou Soarding wud Day School for Girls, _ 7.40. P.M Rovhester. Buffsio an met and talked with many of them and| the dragoons de Vimperatrice. He served | hint of a pent MOF cosn ‘Then |™ent that its opponents would be com- Dr. A. F. A. KING, Dean, Toate Aen ao = ON THE BEACH. 3 toe 4 their tales of suffering would make angels|in the Crimean war against Rus-| there was'a fantastic plan of © big upper | Pelled to follow its example in the future. 1815 Mass. ave. n.w., Washington, D. C. a09-2m Mr. aud Mrs. B, R. MASON. Salt water baths in the honse, Elevator, mod- | 44. iia a — weep. The building incident vo the fair|S!@, in 16465 as engineer = of B@-| house with two orders, the Irish peers play- | ,, Mi". Sexton promised the government the BT, CECILIA'S ACADEMY, ern and complete. Sun parlors. Send for dius. ere, conandaiens, en = laklava, Inkermann, Tschersia and| ing a dominant part. in the new bill here | Ut™ost assistance of his party for the Ser _ | "Go Bast Capitol st. for ladies and children, will | trated booklets amare Fatte dally. brought tens of thousands of workmen the stege of Sebastapol, for all of which — - reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 4. This well-known from other cities, ail of whom seemed to prosper until the fair was compl+t1. Then they were idle. To add to the general dis- tress about that time the flnaacis! panic commenced and there are now said to be at least two hundred thousand unemployed " Mr. James Stuart and other radicals pro- etleal success in’ life. Full business course, 3y15 men and women in Chicago. Meetings of for the conduct of both legislation and ad- : P ht sessivo, $23 a Sear. Send for | eae een ee eo AND labor organizations are being heli dafiy,| Austria in 169 He was algo engaged et) ministration in Irish as distinct trom im-| 1°ngon Cerny he, Soverniment’s heglect Of | Soincement. SW. FLYNN, Ay My Principal. | NURSES’ THAINING SCHOOL, FOR, MEN AND trying to devise ways and means co keep| Montebello, Solferino and various outpost | perial affairs. The bill, in detail, provides | ber for Dethnait Geen anciartay thet tn oe cog ey ee Ry EA wout change, 7.50 a.m. week daysant their members and families from starving. | S@airs, receiving for his gallantry the| ror a legislature for Ireland, consisting of 2 es Hos For The unorganized workmen coagregate on the lake front and hold such meetings as given was wise. Occasionally a hungry iz. Mise CLAUDIA STUART, | 2O Ee = 9 Pinaies & ‘aL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI- uo. thats | Sardinia. He was in garrison at various | Syc, Gouncil, a ments aiming at a modification of the reso-| _se5-1m Principal, | THE MEDIC. DP r . ¢ Hameo” wes. T,stended toy of hen | Dott JOEL and ibe Gusraot the Hi | wuthoreed cp chake inn forthe pence [el 2hagt* ria taathaly ama ee WOQDATPARS cas Sue eee diate aac Ck, MS ae » 1867~ A x 1328 1 st. retary, - 2. s on Condition ts taken Into account the speeches | @™PIre he with difficulty escaped with his | respect to matters exclusively, relating to | Carried. by the Bpelication of the clogure | typewriting, sieuograpliy, spelling, pronuncla: | = 7RFAx HALL-SEMINARY. FOR YOUNG LA- sent ae apnn aie | lite from the commune in , , 5. fon, French, “Spal . 4 ——— = rook Line, 7.20 aun. pm Mere moderate and the counsel generally | "R,"the close of the war tn 1871 he ea | Hreland or some part thereof. ‘The bill 8ay8 | Committee of supply. feds dies, Winchester, Va. Twenty-Gfth year begins 2 50 a.m. 4) locution, | physical a 08. man would suggest that they make a raid = é Ration Was. ent Puplis please register Friday, September 15,| © OO gy meng nes ng ‘Sundays, 9-008. m. pons” at Newport, R.I., Mrs. Caroline Reloy E4-| respecting the i resolution was subsequently arranged at a| ¢)uPlls Please | petent. Climate health 14 4.20 sitort to raleve,nuneer. and he sway) FAP, foemeny eg Appleton, SrandGaueh-|of"relision or prohilting the free exercwe | Sohreience, Petween, the Mberal whip and| TEE tie! ormaton, ep at tale, | Qaeige ne “AH Se mraaoR, Pau righ ti RL . 2 i au23- & San = eae © — Aree nen Btn Sum daily. found many willing followers, but the po- sotileomass thezeof, or imposing any disability or con-| "Nir, Gladstone and his family ty Basiwerosc = ii 25 | FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, . Mee were able to check any serious out- a ferring any privilege on account of relig-|t. Black Craig castle, ‘ae Lesions dares WASHINGTO: IERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 7.45 am datlpent Bread Riots Feared. “Unless the mills and factories are opened and the unemployed of Chicago furnished with some means whereby they vaay be enabled to provide for their families pretty soon I fear that city will witness se- rious bread riots before snow flies. And it is not the so-called anarchists who will do It, either. Much of the rot sent out from ‘that city about the red flag clement ts purely sensational and without fourda- tion in fact. There are a goodly number of them In Chicago, but they are not in control of the labor organizations and will not be permitted to create -Iisturbances in the name of labor. The governor of the state has called a special session of the legislature to consider the advisabiltty of undertaking great public improvements on the highways of the state for the purpose of giving employment to labor. Several labor organizations,notably the typoxrapht- cal union, have fixed a rule allowing men to work but four days a week, thereby giv- ing an opportunity to others to evrn some- “The world’s fair? Words cannot de- seribe my appreciation of the exposition. Grand in its conception, it is even more wonderful in its execution. I dount if any other city In America could have done so well with it. With hundreds of thousands of visitors daily there ts no crowding, und all the details of administration seem to move like clockwork. Hotel rates ar? as reascnable as in Washington ani there is mo extortion, even on the grovads. While lquor ts sold I did not see a single case of drunkenness, nor a single disturbance of open on that day for the benefit of Chi- cago artisans, who do not .ppear to ap- their employment It ts accouated for in part by the fact that most of ‘hem now have al’ the time they want and more too, u 1208 Q st. nw. =) Open for pamenrers, and, “having no work, are. vithou" the and Tron Mills. Tiled that Sua third of the prneral tevenca | CoPetDe t0 the stomech, prompt in | Zoe Rmtesm Beanies pete Natta | 0 anion Re San BD SL ges eco a ene Recessary means. Every department of the Carnegie steel | of Ireland and aiso that portion of anv im | it8 action and truly beneficial in its Tas ia Wil Feopen September 12, 1868. This te = non- ny. F ceremtacenmpenapeendiisd uy One Criticism. plant at Homestead, Pa., was started yes-| perial miscellaneous revenue to which Ire. | effects, pre only from the most Miss Malstead's private school will, be onen | Gren whose sight ie so defective that. they cam Toxiueton and Steunton, +10. $0. “TI have one criticism to offer of the fair|terday mornin, ving nd may claim to be entitled shall be p: * at th st.. cor. of P st. nw. t attend other schools. Parents residing in the rg management. ‘The omiclal catalogue 2 #0] about 200 mex’ About sovare: set “aie, | tthe. treasury’ of the United” Kingdom | healthy an e substances, its Sint Se aby Me Semtenber ham Mise | Disteict of Columbia” who are not able" to. Dey Chattancory' Segre Br full of errors and blunders as t» render it i Sue , ep RETWEEX Wasnxcros, p. o, | For pater. 330mm well nigh useless. Many of the foreign ex-| few days. confinue for @ term of six years, at the end and have made it the most |_*!-S=* TShes fix at the B. and P. depot Tuesda: 'T2, at | DAILY LINK b TAR IES 4 7 ‘lock: . Applicati for udavy should FORTRESS MONROF and hibits have separate catalogues of tieir| About 700 men were given employment in| of Which time a new scheme of tax divi-| popular remedy known. bape ne eed be'wade at once” FD. MOMEISON, Supt NORPOLE, VA. own and the two sets of numbers are also| the Braddock Wire Works, which resumed | 8i0? shall be devised. . 2 u28-2w Baltimore, Ma. The new and powerful Tron Palace Steamers. confusing. Some exhibits catalogued are not om the grounds at all, while others are not im the division or section .tidicated. Either the preparation of copy or the proof reading is positively bad, and altogether the work seemed to me very unsatistac- COL. JEROME BONAPARTE. He Distinguished Himself in Many Campaigns. Col. Jerome Bonaparte, whose death near Napoleon I. He was born in Baltimore No- vember 5, 1830, and was the son of Jerome Bonaparte, who was the only son of Prince Jerome, King of Wurtemburg, and his wife, the late Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte of Baltimore. distinguished active services he was de- corated by the Sultan of Turkey with the Medjidie Order, made Knight of the Legion of Honor of France and received the Cri- mean medal from the Queen of England. He was in the Algerian campaign of 1856- 1A fn several actions with the Kabyles; in the Italian campaign against French ‘‘Medaille d'Italie” and the decora- tion of “Military Valor” from the King of to this country, and married the same year CHARLESTON ALL RIGHT AGAIN. Her Merchants Ready for Business— Help for Sea Island Sufferers. Charleston wishes to announce to the world that she {s ready for business again. A sufficient number of wharves have been repaired to accommodate all ships in port, and railroads are running trains on regu- lar schedules. Telegraph communication has been restored to all parts of the coun- try, electric lighting and telephonic service are working without a break, and the streets have been cleared of all wreckage caused by the storm. ‘The city health officers say that the com- munity 1s remarkably free from sickness. and the streets and exchanges have assum- ed the usual appearances of the heavy fall months. Everybody is at work. There are no unemployed there, except those who will not work. Merchants speak cheerfully of the situation, and prospects and recovery from the paralysis of the storm has been as pushing the work with splendid results. Dispatches from Beaufort announced the arrival of the first trainload of provisions. The committee have another trainload of provisions ready for shipment today, and yesterday a carload of clothing and bed- ding was contributed by the people of Charleston. There will be other carloads in_a day or two for shipment. Subscriptions in money, provisions and clothing aggregate about %,000, and the canvassing 1s still going on. Mayor Ficken yesterday received an offer of a carload of clothing from the mayor of Kansas City. Other offers of aid from distant places and and stories from the Sea Islands are most pitiful. Operations Resumed at Large Steel They will also be provided with work in a operations yesterday. No wage reduction was made as had been anticipated. ‘The large plant of the Oliver Iron and Steel Company on 10th street, Pittsburg, and the Hainesworth Steel Company were THE HOME RULE BILL. Recognized to Be Much Better for Ire- that the “Grand Old Man” has ever made in all his sixty years of parliamentary ser- vice. The interest of the day centered not 80 much in the provisions of the bill, for in the seven years since the introduction of the bill of 1886 the English people had be- was a compact senate of only forty-eight, all elective, and peers dropped out without @ word of mention. The lower house, too, was cut down from an unwieldy body to 108, or twenty-five less than the New York state legislature. The object of the bill remained, as in 1886, to establish @ legislative body in Dublin the queen and of two houses—the legisla- tive council and the legislative assembly. shall not extend to the making of any law fous belief, or whereby any person may be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law ‘or whereby private property may be taken without just com- pensation. According to the bill the executive power in Ireland shall continue vested in her majesty the queen, and the lord leu- tenant, on behaif of her majesty, shall ex- ercise ‘any prerogatives or other executive power of the queen the exercise of which may be delegated to him by her majesty and shall in the queen's name summon, Prorogue, and dissolve the legislature. An executive committee of the privy council of Ireland ts provided for which “shall aid and advise in the government of Ireland.” ‘The lord lieutenant, with the advice and consent of the executive council, 1s author- {zed to give or withhold the assent of her majesty to bills passed by the houses of the legislature. The legislative council by the terms of the bill shall consist of forty-eight counctl- ors. Every man shall be entitled to vote for a councilor who owns or occupies any land or tenement of a ratable value of £20. The term of office of the councilors is to be legislative assembly 1s to consist of 103 mem- bers returned by the parliamentary constit- uencles existing at present In Ireland. This assembly, unless sooner dissolved, may ex- ist for five years. The bill also provides for eighty Irish members in the house of commons. In regard to finance, the bill provides that for the purposes of this act the public revenue shall be divided into general reve- nue and special revenue, and general reve- nue shall consist of the gross revenue col- lected in Ireland from taxes; the portion due to Ireland of the hereditary revenues of the crown, which are managed by the the customs and excise duties collected in Ireland on articles consumed in Great sums to be determined by a committee ap- pointed jointly by the Irish government as the contribution of Ireland to imperial liabilities and expenditures; this plan to The legislature, in order to meet expenses of the public service, is authorized to im- pose taxes other than those now existing in Ireland. Ireland should also have charg- ed up against her and be compelled to pay out of her own treasury all salaries and pensions of judges and labilities of all MR. GLADSTONE’S POLICY. The Government to Occupy the At- tention of the Common: In the house of commons last night Mr. pend the 12 o'clock rule, and to appoint Saturday sittings. In making the motion the prime minister announced that the government only hoped to be able to deal with the employers’ lia- bility and parish councils bills at the carrying out of the autumn program. He regretted, however, that no reference had been made to the evicted tenants bill. Mr. Morley, secretary for Ireland, ex- pressed regret that it was impossible to provide time for the discussion of bills, even of such an important one as the evict- ed tenants measure. government would discover its mistake at the next general election. Three amend- An agreement to modify Mr. Gladstone's George Armistead, in Perthshire, where the premier proposes to escape from the worrles of politics for a fortnight. ———+e-_ Not His Specialty. From the Chicago Tribune. Distracted wife—“What is the extent of his injuries, doctor?” Young Physician—“His nerve centers are highly disturbed, madam. Give him one of these powders every hour until— “But his leg—is it broken, doctor: “As to that, madam, my’ advice is that you consult a surgeon. Fee for sprescrip- tion and advice $. Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts * commissione-s of woods, an annual sum D HOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE1426 N.Y. SHoRTLIDG! landings. ari: at Washir than twenty thousand on Suatay tea dis-| celved and accepted, ‘There are’ trom aiz| {OF ahe customs and excise duties collected ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, | "he. {fat ra OL me Se nae ef canta we ROTTS | BGT Bo pate Wont ae Sie appointment to me, for the reason that T| to ten thousand people without anything to iver and Bow jeanses moderate. ‘Trtal lemon tree, Fe tee -IDGE, Principal. " Patrons— . Win. | Leonardtown, St. George's. inland, al advocated that the gates be kept| eat or wear. The destitution is absolute, | reland. provided that an annual sum of els, the sys- ae Site = Pinkney Whyte, Maryiapd, men Blanch- | Goan and Yeocomico; returning leaves Kinsal ry! tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and rae and cures habitual only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- many excellent qualities commend it to all : syrup of Kd is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles y all leading drug- gists. Any reliable dru; ho may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one whe EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON, IN WASH ‘ON. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Introductory addresses by Prof. J. Ford Thomp- son, M.D., and L. C. ¥. Hugo, D.D.S. ‘The regular lectures begin at 5:30 p.m. daily and continue seven months. A new. Chemical Laboratory, new Histological Laboratory, new Bacteriological Laboratory, each Locatio: RMS, ADVANTAGES OF IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, S.W. COR STH A: Washington. Specially adapted for those who Wish to be bookkeepers, shurtuand writers, type: writers. ‘The best course in arithmetic, rapid Penmanship, English. A. thorough education for WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, st. Reopens October 2. For circulars address ‘Terms: One class, $1 a month, eight lessons. 10th ‘nw. Twenty-fourth year. Piano, organ, yoice, violin, flute, cornet, &c. Free advanta; to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. seb-1m* _ NATIONAL AND FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTES. SEVENTEENTH YEAR. ‘Teachers’ training begins October 2. School und Kindergarten reopens Wednesday, Sep- tember 13. For particulars inquire before 10 o'clock &.m. or after 3 o'clock p.m. of the principals. MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK, at 1017 10th stay ‘Or at the FROEBEL INSTITUTE, Of MISS SUSAN P. POLLOCK, 1434 Q st. ‘Mrs. Pollock's Song Books and Manual for and Kindergarten and Primary School for sale with Builantyne, 428 7th st. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw. Branches in all American abd European incipal cities. New terns just now set-te THE BERKELEY SCHOOL,CHAS. W FISHER.BS., MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND Business College, 1207 10th n.w. Pupils prepared Successfully for'clvil service, departmental and census examiuations. Stenograpby taught. se2-tr THE LAW SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY, 420 5th st, n.w.,will_ open Wednesday eve, Soptem= ber the 20th instant, at 6 o'clock. Tuition, $4 Der school session, which sum may be paid’ in Toonthiy instalimests of $5 each, strictly in ad- Farce...Hor further information. apply to JAMES F. BUNDY, Secy., office in law buliding.eeztoocl MISS RALCH, 1207 10TH ST. N. W..WILL_RE- ‘open ber school for young Indies Oct Jal course for pupils preparing for No trouble spared to advanre pupits. “Hefcences Eiven to 1,700 former patrons. se2-Lm SELECT FRENCH KINDERGARTEN, ALSO CLASS- € and private lessons. Terms reasonable. ‘MISS PRANCES MARTIN'S ENGLISH FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, AND the 2vth and oth of September, from 11 to 1 o'clock, or prior to that time at 3024 Q st. FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN, ‘Will reopen September 11; every facility 1s of- fered for a thorough course in the primary and ‘academic department; also in music, vocal and instrumental, special attention paid to physical culture. ausi-6m ON THE HEIGHTS ABOVE WASHINGTON— Whittingham Institute, select boarding and MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI- versity.—45th session begins October 2. For par- tieulars apply to the Dean, G. L, MAGRUDER, institution affords every advantage for acquiring @ thorough English and musical education. Pu: pils not atter the academy will be admitted fo the classes in music, art, fancy work, elocu- tion, phouography and typewriting. auiS-m SEND FOR COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT. College, He ital, till October 2. circular address Coe PoRVIS. Sb. Secretary. JelStcocts September 11. Eight courses, elective. Music, art, culture. Instructors ‘com: Warrent« ‘Va. Thirty-third ir begins Sep- tember ‘21, 18." Situated in” Pleamony region ot Virginia, on the R. and D. B.R., mi > Vashington. Terms $200 H+ ae Sod modern fenguages extra. GEO, 6. SCILER, &.M., Prin BROOKVILLE ACADEMY PREPARES STUDENTS for West Point, the Naval A the “unl Sersity or the counting room. LD. WARFIELD, M. A., Brookville, Montgomery county, Md. NO Uuleglate Tostitute for touee Ladiee and Pre- te Tustitute ‘ounE paratory School for Little Girls, conducted by rhe School Sisters of Notre Dame. jy22-eo2m EMBLA P. 0., near Baltimore, 3:d. ‘COLUMBIA COLLDGE OF COMMERCE, 623 La. ave., bet. 6th and 7th ste. nw, ‘C.K. URNER, A.M., CE, Prin. ind” year as a” successful "business hth year in this clly and Gfteen wtmnn College. Six thorough and years with practical courses: Business, English. accountancy, civil service, shorthand and typewriting. Learn ‘the phonograph and typewriter; the quickest paration forthe occ, complste course, #15, jorthand dictations ‘by competent readers and the. phonograph; individual Instruction by ex- pertenced reperters, Graduates of rare excellence and distinguished success; moderate prices; send for catalogue. ‘au26 MME. J. ESPUTA- 5 Teacher of voice culture and the note chain ays- tem for reading music at sight.* Mme. Daly has charge of vocal department at Mt. De Sales, Md., and St. Jobn’s College, Washington, D.C. School singing classes a specialty. A STU: THO, Metzerott building. Call 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays on and after Sept. 4 au233m OUT OF WASHINGTON. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS, ST. GEORGE'S, Md., Prof. J. C. RINEAR, 4.'M., Prin; 18th Fear; college or business Ife; unexcelled adval tages: home comforts; moderate terms; i references. se5-1m* and'and Woomer, Judge McCollgte: District Attor- nex Ker, James Cameron Packer, Penna,; Gen. Cy class boarding school in Pennsylvania two girls under 14 will be received for half price. A‘ for catalogue Mrs. B., P. 0. Box 28, Ptladel- the board and tuition ef thelr children can bave them educated free. I will meet LENWOOD, INSTITUTE, HOWARD COUNTY. : young ladies, Septem! Isid; ‘languaces, ‘sclences, business and _Bend’ for catalogue at the institute. ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY (FOR BOYS AND irls), Darnestown, Movtg’y co., : BRADY HOUSE, ARKAN _aulG-lm Address CARLTON ACOOMMODA’ ill October 1; directly SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CIT Ob be ‘BEDLOU'S HYGEIA HOTEL. New York and _ Terme, $2 perday. . r day. ‘the boarders June 26, 1898. terms. Address Charlestown, W. Va. 3 é WHITE COTTAGE. HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. ‘Shenandoah river. to ‘Send for a cireular and H.BELL. 327-3 wM. MARYLAND AND EXCURSION RATES. from August 13 the fare to all river be reduced to the excursion rate of $1.00 for the round t ‘Steamer Sue ev, of ‘of the Lake STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘7th f the Lake rer Sonn, ‘VIRGINIA 7, 4 p. Fiat S pam for Baltimore and fiver LL, ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID. Ten treet whart. WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. “LIMITED.” From 7th st. “ferry Steamer Wakeseld on M NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. ND NORFOLK —SOUTH BOUNI dally at 7 p. ‘Tt st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at ‘Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., ‘are made for all points fouth and southwest. tory. han plac ypera’ ii VATE LESSON |ENTARY OR ADVANC- . 11; bowrdis nd day pupils Docks anpeare tober about call weet Eulds | Bem unton Pores mute ay moming with | Kinds ‘which Great ritain has assumed | Wishes to try it, Do not accept any | aa Att pits seuucosc i acsrea, Exiercnce | siti ight matbemetion’ mis nee: CE all tha: cou! : The bill ‘ i taior. raity graduate, ‘atten! ply at ‘Star office for catalogue. : jon be desired and the price (25 cencs) is not un-| department. The refusal of the Olivers to ematregooal tent entien fig ieesad tothe substitute. fo"biarward"unwifling aod adult popils. Prot. | _ 808," Principal. U130'ehms ‘nent gags TY Feasonable. But taking it all together the| Sign the Amalgamated scale and their de- sr. fair is to my mind a great success and no American citizen can afford to miss seeing it. I had formed an exalted opinion of the Prep. Se seer 2 for Ag ‘via the new line. Prosttion before leaving Washington, but} Union workmen surrounded the mill en-| ‘The term of office of the lord leutenant srmetaencase * WHICH Ora NY, THE PRETARATION OF CASIIRATES FOR ees bite es fcaatees that 5 bad ney So conceetion Cl bags cole pg eg te P fate | 18, 8xed at six years. Ultimately the royal EATON, BURNEIT & DURLING’S TRAINING THE NAVAL ACADEMY. i ‘ of the electrical building at night would| @pplicants for every job, and expected no| Win, constabulary shall cease to exist and SCHOOL FOK YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, Aagreas the i, THOMAS FELL. L1-D. alone repay any one the cost of th » It ts simply wonderful.” ——._ WELCOMING THE VETERANS. trip to be started up to fill the order, giving em-| "The opposition spent cighty-ten day: GOUT AND NEURALGIA. ‘Our diplomas are recozalzed at home, in counting | NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, FOR ROTH SEXES. 3 x oA Baczace called Tor'and checked from hotels $08 To the National Association of Naval | started yesterday after a shut down of two | the second Coadine thts thay iy records of fhe Chicago Exposition fer odorwement. aad bers, , Adirom Bev. A. M. SELLY. D. 3 Meo. Boe «5 oem. i Veterans was accorded the honor of in-| Weeks. 459 speeches were made for the bill and $38 \ciusiee aml abe’ cheechil ani hencty enmeectof Sect ata = sugurating the business features of the week at Indianapolis yesterday, and the hall of the Masonic Temple was comforta- bly filled with gray-haired salts when, at 1 ofclock, the eighth annual convention was called to order by Rear Admiral B. S. Osborne of New York. All of the officers answered to the rol! call save Fleet Pay- -. n.w.), Will begin fall and winter sessions Octo- =e Sih = Diniue car trom master Alexander G. Fortier of Buffalo, | Falls, N. ¥.. will start up today. ‘The mill| When the Irish local government bill ts . ee ee eyo ge oor res: against whose administration of the | has been closed several weeks. taken up in the house of lords. LL fim, 7 EMERSON INSTITUTE, the slove of one of the picturesque hills over: a ae "4 Sinances of the organization charges have | secet sich Wire Compane, Onl cated | | The Marquis of Salisbury has planned to PREPARED ONLY BY EY nr ey ed feng th Serene for Crucianatt, Lextgeton ‘end Steel a1 re Company, which has been . ‘s Select Classical jathematical Schont ic. classical, comme! courses a jon? chanee, arcivine at been preferred. ithe tour nace seeiee mens Waenee: make the decisive division on the bill the paratory course for small bors. ‘Aindents arene. o Pithout chen; ‘ivine at At the afternoon session of the conven- tion of naval veterans a motion to incor- ; : the forpiula of the late Dp. NELAaTON leges universities “and sclentine schools; for the (OO, ey | Porate the organization under thi i anno Companies loeeten | see ( eneecmmens, lhe will insist that Le 2 United ‘States Military and Naval Academies and ASHTS the state of New York was pre a medusa tommnece ete iavaneer | one ie ee others fins of Baines. for ‘business. Special department “for boys be- a ‘There was a sharp contest for the posti- tion of rear admiral commanding, and Os- borne, the present incumbent, was finally chosen by a vote of 3 to 27 over Francis B. Allen of Hartford, Conn., the present com- modore. Cyrus Sears of Baltimore was élected commodore; R. N. Hopkins of Chi- cago, fleet captain; C. H. Lehman of Dal- clared intention to operate the two above- named plants independent of that organi- zation was well known. Large crowds of trouble. Howe, Brown & Co.'s steel mill also start- ed, giving employment to 200 men. McKee, Fuller & Co. of Allentown have received an order for 5,000 boxcars for Cuba. ‘Their mills and car shops at Fullerton will ‘The two mills of the Quidnick Company at Quidnick, R. 1, started up yesterday. Several Burillville mills announce that work will be resumed next Monday. Nearly 360 looms in Valley Falls Mill, R. L, were started yeste>day. The rolling mili there will resume operations today. Keech & Brown of Valley Falls also start- ed _up yesterday. The Riverside Knitting Mills at Little day, giving work to 140 men. The mills of the Matoaca and Etterick closed for some time past, throwing out of employment several hundred and children, resumed wi ing. These are two of the largest cotton men, women yesterday morn- factories in that section. REPUBLICAN GAINS IN FRANCE. house of lords shall cease and that all per- sons having the right of appeal shall have a like right to appeal to the queen in coun- cil. no force other than the ordinary civil po- lice shall be permitted to be formed. The Irish legislature shall be summoned to meet on the first Tuesday in September, 1894, and the first election for members’ shall be held at such time before that day as may be fixed by her majesty in council. against it. The former occupied 57 hours and the latter 152. —cee—_____ HOME RULE IN THE LORDS. An Overwhelming Vote to Be Cast Against Gladstone's Bill. There will be no dallying with home rule cecasion of a great tory rally. Not content with the normal majority of the lords whip shall be present to record his oppo- sition to the Gladstonian policy. The pros. pect is that, despite the unfavorableness of the season, almost the full strength of the opposition will be brought out for the vote. More than four hundred lords have already promised to support the Marquis CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK. W.¥. NELATON’S REMEDY FOR RAB UMATISM, Mowoanam. ILL Care Acute, Chron! tory, Muscular ind Neuralgie for Rheumatinn of Joints and Heart, Itheu= matie Gout, Gout fn the spall doints and ‘Stomach, Neuraixtc ‘Rheumation | and ut, Neuralgia of Heart and Face, Sciatica, LILLY, ROGERS & CO. BALTIMORE, MD. Sold by all Druggists. TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 475 PENNA. AVE. N.W., WASHINGTON. J., 1406 Hopkins place, near 20th and P o.w. Jede-métus: NeW Yor« MIL ‘ADEMY. x. es Huyler building, 12th and F sts. n.w. Day School opens Sept. 4. Night School opens Oct. 2. English, Business, Shorthand and Typewriting. First-class teachers, bright and cheerful roouis. ‘This is a day of sharp competition and you ean- Rot hope for stecess unless you thoroughly prepare. No better opportunity for this preparation can be found than we offer Fou. graduates and the cheerful a1 our patrons. Tt you are looking for a school of high trpe,where our son or Four daughter will be ay safe as at Dome, “call and see us. You Will alwars be wel- hearty support of come, Rooms open every day, For further infor- mation address audi 1. H. DURLING, A. HY Rostdent Brictpa SDERGARTEN AND SCHOOT, beth Peabody Kindergarten Normal hool, 1918 Sunderland place (or O st. Training S Young Men and Boys. Begins its forty-second YEA Meptemper 20, Brepares for Harvard, Yale, rinceton, Jobns Hopkius, Lehigh aud other col tween 8 and 12 years of age. A full course in modern languages. For particulars address CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal. au29-3m MRS. L. O. TALBOTT’S FRENCH AND ENGLISH ‘school for young girls will reopen October 4 at 7 P st. Keferences. Hou. a. MacARTHUR, Hon. A. RK. SPOFFORD. au20-Im* 1438 N ST. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. 105th session commences 20th Septumber. ssPestileat preparatory wcboot Stindhed: far’ boys ° _PHLD. 0S” LUTHERVILLE SEMINARY (NEAR BALTIMORB for, Young, Ladies, <lst year: modern couven- jences ; ulty; thorougl training: home Comforts; high standard, non sectarian. “Mend gatalogue, Lutherville, "Md. Rev. J. 1. TUR- NER, "A. 3y24-2m THE ROCKVILLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Teopens September 15. For. cireu fe brinctna, Miss LUCY 'S: SIMPSON, Hackeiie, a5 Lm PENNINGTON SEMINARY. Our catalogue ts full ‘of the very information Fou_are ow seeking for your son or daughter. and js so beautiful that tt ‘would grace your parlor table, Sent free. Address THOMAS HANLON, Peunington, N. J. Sy21-78t ceived as boarders or day scholars. For Jars address BROTHER 5m JENIS. President.Jy20-2m iss Lexington, Virginia, Opens September 1a. taiorue adress Tat JOHN MANDOLPH “TUCKER: “Deen. ROCKVILLE ACADEMY FOR BOYS, ROCKVILLE, Ma Opens ‘September 18; thirty’ minutes trom terms moderate. Vor cat: ad- MASON, Ur S'S. A Principal, Tickets on sale at SIR. Ai! sylvania ave. and 615 15th PIANOS AND ORGANS. ple of Music. “KRAKAUER PIANOS” AT G. H. KUHN'S TEM. Est. 1872 12009 G st. veg reliable pianos and organs. Praxos PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Including some of our own make, used. WM. KNABE & CO., S17 Penna. ave. aut Piano Tuner and Repal land and. Virzinia and the District. Advice given purchasers froe Absolutely the most durable PLANO made. orsed by the inusical after the most artistic STEINWAY, CHASE, GARTER, BRIGGS PIAN and Wileox & White ‘DROOP'S DENTISTRY. RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA RAUL CORNER OF SIXTH effect Ne tember 4 “Maryland a) comfort and cour. for fall and wincer | i IMPERIAL, home at Teduced rater, 10.15 AM SYLVANIA LIMITED, — State Room, 4 Observation Care * Parlor Car to Mi ‘CAGO EXPRESS, —Pull Harrisburg Sleeving au? Din LP ae omen and NCINNATI. AS Pacific aves, 7.40 P.M WERTER: (Carp to Chicago, and Harrisbure to TES 350 GUESTS; OPEN op beach; all mod. i to $15 or $2.0 per day. hag By 7,08, 7:20. 7.80, , 7.20, 9.004na 11, day. ett : fend c : voy DRAWING c v1 MES aa areata 45 p.m.—Daily, = thing. This is a commendable and practi-| quick and thorough as the destruction. for eight years, which is not to be affected Foun Men for Wea Paine ea eet ore ant | DUAWING TAUGHT EVENINGS BOTH ME- | SianYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT OO. | andSipacmunt, and’ dolls for checitcteth cal way of affording relief and might well] Labor Day was spent in hard work. A| bY dissolution, but one-half of the council- Tolleges and for business. Will open. September | {fea cauential for s*coupetent dereghienan ay rn a ee WASEINOTON a: be followed elsewhere. committee was appointed for relieving the | 0TS shall retire in every fourth year and 25. For full information call or address as| an ‘experieuced civil ed ern ypenee te f a ih ole: Dally. MASHINGTON AND sours. No Extortion at the Fair. storm sufferers om the Sea Islands, and are | their seats be filled by a new election. The Above. fed-tr Instructions beg! ‘S31 7th in eons ie ee ae a og ESTIBULED LIMITED, naan Slee pers e: ‘Care. To'alianca. Momtcomery nod New One Ban Alecner thronel, ‘Rew Yorkand jew: Orlewne. “via ‘end Pullman Sieeper Washinutton to Dining car New York to Indiate stations. Keturnine Tater Asily from Round Hill, ani8 54, are. 9816. 53am. dally except: arse Oe 'y except Sunday, and §:400.m_ hart. |ONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS: and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Nomini creek. Va., and intermediate lat Returning THURSDAYS ond SUNDAYS. (Gee schedule.) Rt. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS: hope ye PAR et Ee eaves ‘Kinaale TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. tor ay from Hern’ 255 pm. and 54). = by eoucead tr0 a York schools; ret Horace Porter, N ©. W. RILEY, epee Twelve years in New York schools; references, | Horace Porter, N. ¥- ‘ $ PEER haREpe Preciate thelr opportunity to see the fair ———_-e+___. Britain shall be deduct m the revenue nati ‘ Mme. KEIHREUL, from Paris, S21) 17th st. | >—— — —«— Slag tayeeep ae as General Manager. Schedule in effec: J Boe collected in Ireland and treated as revenue | Constipation. Syrup of Figs is the sim. | IN ORDER TO FILL TWO VACANCIES IN FIRST- Leave Washington from station Without being compelled to lose tim= ‘rom RETURNING TO WORK. collected in Great Britain; these annual P ~ tg e cucago ani Ror rains 11.35 «. wg New Jereey, Memphis, 1110 p.m. - . ROYAL BLUE LIN ie bride, landing passengers in For Atlantic City, 10.00a.m. an@12.00n00n. @an- aye, 12.00 noon. ‘TExcept Sanday. " CHPSAPEARE AND ORTO RAILWAY. XIN EFFECT AUGUST 21, 189%, e daily from Union Station (B. and Throuxh the erandest sconery in America, with fhe handsomest an! most complete Solid-Train Serio ‘Weat frou Wasbenet “Washington and Chicago Spe aipoed, rer. Orders by m. dai) ciait—Sottd vestibay Lexinzton 6:15 p.m. Lous apolie 11:20 pn. Chisago profession : ‘Staunton and pri fs: daily, except Sanday, for Kichmond ‘Pullman locations and tickets at" compang"s SiSand 1491 Pe mphons for sale PROFESSIONAL. of Salisbury in throwing out the bill. The Earl of Kimberly, leader of the x: er | O-O-O-0-O-0-0-0-0-0-0 ment’s forlorn hope in the house of lords, FIRST-CLASS DENTAL WORK, BY GRADUATES ‘only, comblued with reasonable fees, Is what we ‘offer our patrons. U. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATIC . N, THE MISSES KERH'S ‘SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES 228m AND LITTLE CHILDAEN. DR. RENWEE, 12% NEI . treats all diseases without myedlle treatment unless sete ST. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANY, N.Y. Under the direction of Bishop Doane. Choice of ‘four courses of study for graduation. Special ton, Ohio, fleet commander; Samuel Dick- son of Detroit, the cut commander; B. B. Blanchard of New York, senior | Political Composition of the Next e ho Bede cranes = Bee ad.” on another ge “ ts cured. Hours 2 te tenant; ‘ham can muster at most forty-two votes. For GE FOR DAY STUDENTS ON-| ftudies may be taken or the Harvard course for | _401 7th st. Se - Joseph Case of Providence, junior leuten. pomgpase tranceags every peer supporting the bill, therefore, Nosovr Is Poos Fs OHNS Seuuticd Nepteraber It kend Yas aay | Momen. "For “catalogue ‘address Miss EW. | DR. GRAHAM, S07 TRI ST. N.W., EXPERIENG és ema ant; Rev. Samuel Alman of New York,| A dispatch from Paris says that in the} there will be ten opposing it. catalogue. BilOTuER ' FabRiclaN, BOYD. Prisctpal. spt-em_| of snd expert epectaliet in operative and sar | sii RAPAIAEL, CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOGINTS chaplain, and George W. Boswick of New | fecond ballot in France yesterday 141 re-|\ Not all unlonists look with favor on the _aul2sm as Siithout ‘pain’ No incSperteaced and facomperent | STS With caul: gives names and lucky, datews York was reappointed secretary. publicans, eleven “rallied,” and nine con-| Salisbury plan of rallying an overwhelm- With such inexhaustible resources to fall INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES, MATHEMATICS, HOTELS. ‘ansistants or newly Gedged “graduates tn- | {ells bow. to retain bushand we lover: advice om Almost on the very spot in Military Park | servatives were elected. The republicans|!ng majority of lords to vote against the back on as our Erglish and civil service studies, by an experi: a —___} trusted’ to practice "on paticnia, Wut ail opera: Cy ag peg DC; where, thirty-one years ago, the citizens . bill. Such a course, they feel, must direct Gnced educator, an ‘A. B. of Harvard und Ph.D. of | THE LINCOLN, 10TH AND H STS._ONE OF THE by Dr. Graham. Ex- . Presented to Col. Harrison and his newly | S#!ned twenty seats. general attention to the broadening chasm | Johns Hopkins. A. F. CRAVEN, Columbian Uatv. | “pest. Within’ one block of 5 street car lines. | fracting. 2c, Extracting with ene. or local . organized seventieth regiment of volun-| The Pall Mall Gazette of London prints| between the lords and the commons and Ee Cc Sy: _au2s-1m* Rooms single er en suite. New dining soem open. | Sian ttt er cr amaipen iia” | feers the standards of Indiana and the| this dispatch from Paris concerning the| tend to precipitate the fight of the British seh SSE Ba PRIVATE INSTR NTS UAGES, enna sot 8 ‘Very best full set of teeth, $7. © aan a United States to carry before them to the | total results of the first and second ballots: | democracy against the upper house. mathematics lish and civil service studies, | THE BUCK! oo — AM, 918 and 920 ISTH ST. war the ex-President yesterday afternoon —__+s« Oy ae ere ar Jaan tepkins Usiverion Siege side, McPherson, sauare: culanged; remod- a “The final results in 574 constituencies are Affords. Here you are trading at a store and Pb. D. of Jobs Hopkins University. Ad-| led: newly furnished and upder new manner wc ~ ~ r Suni doaicated Camp Wilder. the name bestowed | known; the remaining constituencies (sev-| Port Royal Not Badly Damaged. ma PE AT pO i NG dress A. F. CRAVEN, Coluabiau Uni, auz8-1ue sanitary plumbing and steam ‘heating | XO PAR. BO oar re rcctician cluirvayent, astroager and medion Feciments ard Of elders en egunions of |en in number) are colonial, and the bal-| a dispatch from Port Royal, 8. C., says: a 307 D STN. W. TRY Now throughout: elegant rooms, en suite, or single: | NO SLERr —_NOOUCAINE OF OAS fo this city. in full blast fr the momeatnden ee oe ill be | lotages are between opposing republicans.| ft is currently reported that during the rule—the preferred plan, You never hear 12 private FRENCH LESSONS can kote ine i ee ‘NO SWELLED GUMS. Sore wich wondered prephetic gut ot came Poot S200 rene Temainder of the week. | The chamber virtually consists of sixty. a recta Frou MLLE V._PRUD'HOMME. fine Aa NO UNPLEASANTSESS, slat,” tells all” the events, of your About 3,900 j--rsons participated in the ex- | eight conservatives and $13 republicans of enn atnan tack ae eae of us baiting rusty hooks and calling Fall classes reopen Septemver 18, auld-1me_ | _® Proprietor. 5e nar ee reveals bidden, mysteries, re Betcha Gon oh Eile” fr wiom | ateden, comet, and own wan twept any, fnviow ot then |) sham tamue-ew » ptt to cts | Wgazy COMMERCIAL, COLLAB ur RARE) HE MINOOUSS coe EE SB NL oe rv te |S or lan aed the camp is named, and Gen. ee statements I deem it proper to announce Jed fo LE eA gee nn wee gp Mad og th fegether, ‘cxtees! mpeody ronrriages. with 8 ‘When Cee auareieat wae tata ee —see the facts. There was not a single life lost your ready money. Pgh grade, CUNT dad adecling’ pine | — 3512 Open all the year; summer razes. APPLIED To THE GUMS, Fesults, "tells. whether the ome Fou or false, ti wis dream iness, removes family trou Biratigers from other cities ond all tn, trove will save time and money by coming to complete preparation for. successful | WILLARD'S HOTEL, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. Stare in lite.” Now ‘open for enrollment of stu It ls applied directly to the gums. cata,” (Xo, “colored “Bludeute ‘adit cen. Pa. ave. and 14th st, pabg lia ube teeth taal be Satracted perfect pare our prices and facilities with “any” business t ii'save time and money ty coming to Call “or send f send Washi Dc. ‘No swelling of the gums afterward. 5 = mere gies fatalogde coutatufug” names “ot” over 359 ‘wi. nee Fe paint Stats, Phas totems naving | Save failed. Gonvincen moot askeprionl. Adyar Seu 5 big. teeth extracted. ay, do. All business - COURT F. WOOD, LL.M. EBBITT HOUSE, ‘No danger. Particularly e@apted to persons oe. Hours, 9 te &. was greeted with a volley of cheers that ‘was thrice repeated. The reception tendered by the citizens’ committee last nicht to the officers and delegates of the national encampment was @ brilliant social function. Gen. Harrison delivered the address of welcome, or person injured by the storm. Business houses and residences were not damaged to an amount exceeding $5,000. While Port Royal does not solicit or need ald, the ad- Jacent sea islands are a scene of death and desolation, which strongly appeals to every Five Perished in the Flames. A family named Wall were burned to death yesterday in their shop in Hammer- smith, a suburb of London. Wall and his children were at the front windows, ap- pealing to the crowd in the street for help. ‘To our mind a credit house has no business with cash selling. If aay a vantage can be given it belongs to all alike—and all get it of us. PO-6-@ 6-6 G6 @ =o © oe O-O-C-S-9-9-6-0-0-0-9-6-6-6-0-0-0-0-90-6-6- % “om- | B charitable heart. ROWE PRICE, Mayor. : see eam ake sate hig ada S Residence, 489 Hi st., bet. 4 mander-in-Chief Welssert made the mm. | Three minutes before the firemen came all ssi pon! wake: voce mae oenll par Sia EDWARD M. HUI AB ; WASHINGTON, D. WWe"ank no pay hot as represented, math west 3 -O sponse and musical selections were render. | "Ve had fallen back suffoca: ment we rely on your promise for the INSTRUCTION IN- DRAWING AND PAINTING, tesetlon ty" local spoilestica ‘and fee suerantos ed by Mrs. Zelda Seguin Wallace and ei LOOK AT THESE POINTS, ‘Also pupils prey for. ART MEDI you will uxe no otber tp the future. Fee, grand chorus. Later in the evening Gen Empire State Day. ‘shor where Dr. balance. We don't want you to agree SCHOOL.” Room 150, Corcoran building. CAL, &c. THE EVANS DENTAL Sr nLORS, ss ates,” Fee, Harrison attended a reunion of the Army N York's hi ‘t the fair was a point Pierce's Pleasant Pel- May MINNIGERODI (aud-1m*) LILLIAN COOK. = ty6-2m* erita ove. aw. _bet. 13th am h nw. iia “ of the Cumberland. The Ohio delerates, at | \nicn thousands of visitors from the ts excel the ordi- fo Pay @ cent more—nor a day oftener () | ~ig64. EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFR — 1608. 4 PROP. JOHNSON, IS | THE, GREATEST MIND e eld. shor er the! to on : UK SOS D DAUGHTERS. Teader; was sworn by four judges of Chicago; Wik Cuana cham Maleey ne 'tiPs | as they entered the gates yesterday morn- They're smaller; ‘ A idence- () | National Bank of the Republic bulldiag, evr. 7th scence ~ 2 edy marriages: te one of the dele ‘g speek (or the | York week, as the festivities will be ex- in their ways. No and if you've got our confldence—any- 'SPENCERIAN, & re has returned to the city and opened dressmaking . legation. and represented nobody but | tended for nearly that length of time. Gov- A ping; no distrr- O | 12 the ations! conta, aad threngbeut the cum ‘< wad eames seox | ome G n.w. Dressmaking done a eisai. <i themselves. and pledeing united support tol tenor Flower: ‘hia Saft in’ uniform, “the ee. thing in our stores 1s yours—Furnituse— 6 Hy, is 8 household word. associated with thorough es Sipericace. SURGEON | | potiee. eebwasdes | PLAIN MEDICATED AND SEA SALT BATHE: > State officers’ and world’s fair officials ‘The twenty-ninth scholastic year of this popular land, 1865; New York, is79. Cla ES DONE UP IN| glee sclemrlc rene sth “et. Bw. pince {ngUsgnd people packed Monument | wore late in reaching the building, but they eg Tra ed CS spatitation Dest ig Monday. September 4, 180d. "Five | Kidocy’, Hla or Skla Diseases, Nervous De ; and eatin dresaes | _WANCUTT._2085 Tn eS ear ¢ adjacent blocks las 4 Bat = i ‘ ie iments, viz: Practical Business, including | : FIC, "SKILLFUL. SCESSFUL, curtains falty; prices rea 5 ALL. EVEN to witness the inaugural electrical iilumina- | -Fe,Steeted with great applause on enter, / Hi lasts. By their tonic Stoves—Draperies — everything that you () | SRijete bookkeeping course, English, rapid calc | TREATMENT GUARANTEED. « tours be buat iat MME. TINOUD'S ‘miccemor to | MME. BROOKE, TELUS AUL THT doeane thon of the soldiers” monument ng the banquet hall. The governor ai or strengthening ef- ag ane a cca bac [, | lations, rapid writing, moral and. social cult ) p.m. to's. Sundays—9 to 2 only. | Mme. Valmont, old stand, 713 11th st. n.w.sl-ime | life. AP) busines ‘Ss ; Chauncey Depew entered the grounds to-| fects om the intestines, they incroas® tho need fo make @ home out of a Darren (/) | Delsarie "ayatem’ of expreanion, cftich ital teste Sn” | ee Valmont ot rene Oe St RIES | Semen, See coc | gether. : ee economy and commerct 3, Practical r 7 ; hey will need we = = ‘The Iowa state band was stationed in the| Matwral action of the bowels, and. perma- — 1 | siee inttintorg,,boaweespings, Shorthand, and ype: | Plagestestabliaed.apecialie tn this ci, tek | SUMMER CLOTHING. 6 ot PEGS your're: | THE HONSPORD HEECTIIC MEDICATED VAR In opening the state telephone between | boxes, and the crowd was so great that| Hw “Tndivection, Dizziness, Sour Stomecn Credit ts your friend O)| Wee Mochunicat aad Architectural Drawites Cone | 80 dears” experience? 43 years at 00 Bat ew. | SUMMER CLOTHING. fon. “With our cnparail. | bath, unexcelied aa a luxury an eo Stockholm ané Ciristiantn: on Saturday. | (he Suards had to refuse admission to hun-| aa ious ; and every like |) cash ts your tyrant. | | of tem thoroughly trained teachers. jon cen | Commultation free and strictly consdential. pone arxc. fit! facilities cur wort | fo, dinsaee ing Oscar said he hoped to counteract the | dre tral. _aweim eee MER CLOTHING. ig” the heretore Feparatist movement in Norway, and to] Chauncey Depew acted as presiding off- herp pre on 0 OG ae class of '93 have _re- | STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE—DRS. BROTHERS page te ie aoe. strengthen the union between Norway ana|cer- Almost before the applause following | _ Any cl = — eG O a celved diplomas from the World's Columbian Expo- | “and Gray treat all diseases. No cure, 00 B8¥-| gran orders recelve ANTON FISCHER, Sweden. The existence of this movement. | the entrance of the distinguished officials | Pellets readily. | They're put upin little sealed OS gan Ra city, Extablished 48° years’ ole’ Bate ww. | Prompt attention, (aus) 908 G st. nw. ae a he added, was the greatest afiiction of his| had died out, the adopted son of Chicago | Vials, and thus kept always reliable, while I | aad clase roums. ‘Services ot gredeates aiware ia | Sean ” sev. | Garanur GakGints ALTERED, EEDTED AX relgn. provoked a second outburst by rising to de- thay can easily be carried in tho vest-pocket. | () Hovse & Henrrwaxs, Q) | demand.” Terms moderate, but‘no competition with | — ee a iar ak of ama & : —, ™ liver the opening address. 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