Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1893, Page 9

Ak RUMOR SETTLED. Some Said That It Could Not Be All Waited With Deep Interest and Breathless Anxiety. HOT WORDS EXCHANGED At the Meeting of the Northeast Citizens’ Association. Finally Pesce is Restore€d and the Warring Members Adjoura— Railroad Matters Discussed. Although some of the streets in Northeast Washington were muddy last evening after the rain, there was a fair attendance at the Hall, corner of th and Hi streets. Presi- dent Frizzell was a little late in calling the meeting to order, and although the weather was bad, nearly two dozen members were present. . The reading of the minutes consumed some time, and there was a Jiscussion as to some of the unfinished busiaess mentioned therein, which was satisfactorily explained, and the reports of committees were called for. Chairman Frizzell of the railroad com- mittee reported the following: “As a rule the trains have run at a moderate speed until within a few days past, when several of them have put on high speed, but this has been done by more of the outgoing than incoming trains. The committee thinks it is only necessary to call the attention of Lieut. Heffner to the matter, and he will THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1893. though it was not entirely unexpected, to many it was a surprise. The reasons for it were partly stated in an exciting discussion which followed, the principal participants being President Frizzell and Mr. Chappell, during which Mr. Chappell several times accused the president of the association of being guilty of falsifying. Mr. Chappell was chairman of the street committee and his work as such did not seem to please the presiding officer. The latter, thereupon, accused the former of working against ‘the best interests of the association, and he thought it was simply handicapping it by keeping in it a man who does not work in harmony with the organization. “The statements made are false,” said Mr. Chappell. President Frizzell said that at a former meeting he had remained quiet and listened to a tirade of abuse for an hour. “TI call him to order for personal abuse,” said Mr. Chappell. Again Mr. Frizzell repeated some of his statements, and again did Mr. Chappell denounce his statement as being false. “Oh, I can prove it,” retorted Mr.Frizzell. Mr. Millard arose and attempted to act as peacemaker, speaking of the valuable serv- ices rendered by Mr. Chappell and of the amount of money he had contributed to- ward keeping the association on foot. He thought that Mr. Chappell’s resignation as chairman of the committee might be ac- cepted and that his resignation as member of the association be laid on the table. “He ts too valuable a man for the associa- tion to lose,” concluded Mr. Millard. Following this, Mr. Frizzell made some remarks as to why he had charged Mr. Chappell with being unfriendly to the associ- ation, and Mr. Millard’s amendment that AFTER STOLEN HORSES. Several Recovered and Two of the Thieves in Custody. Detective Robert Jeffries of West Chester, Pa., was here yesterday looking after some horses that had been stolen from in the neighborhood of his home and which had been sold in this section. At the same time the sheriff knew of the operations of the horse thieves in the vicinity of Rock- ville, where J. 8. Childs and Magistrate Stonestreet were the victims of the thieves. Each lost two horses, a buggy and harness. This was after the thieves had been here and sold several of the horses and vehicles they had stolen in Pennsylvania. The con- fession of one of the men under arrest in West Chester was what brought the sheriff here and with the assistance of Detectives Lacey and Carter he recovered three horses. A wagon was recovered in Norfolk. Thus far the sheriff has recovered eighteen stolen horses in addition to several vehicles and many sets of harness. The circular sent out by the Rockville citizens reached Sheriff Jeffries, who ts confident that he has the horses and vehicles described. They will be returned to their owners. Last night Sheriff Jeffries returned home and some of those who purchased the stolen horses will probably be called upon to appear against the two prisoners in the Pennsylvania court. pu Loss of the Roosalka. A dispatch from St. Petersburg confirms the report that the fron monitor Roosalka of the Russian navy has gone down, prob- ably with all on board, in a storm in the Gulf of Finland, FOR MEDICINAL U NO FUSEL OIL You bave heard physicians and that whiskey ould, first of no whiskey known to the world the most popular whiskey known to the world today. or grocer gl Send for pamphlet to DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., t upon your = you Duffy’s. One of Our Patients —remarked after a week's treatment “that it certainly was refreshing after having been imposed upon by ‘quacks’ to run across an Institution that bad um alm beyond that of mere money getting, that treated patients as human beings Sod not as animals.” We thanked him for his kind expressions and also for the number of friends and acquaintances he had sent us to be treated. ‘The success of the Institution is assured. It has effected so many cures of sal sud Throat troubles, and as this seems to be almost the prevailing ailment Washington, the medical staff have agreed to réduce the price of Nose aud roat treatment until October 1 to the moderate sum of five dollars per month, and also supply the medicine. This sum nurdly covers the cost of the medicine, ‘l is only done to introduce the new English treatment found invariably suc- cessful In London and at otber branches of this Institution. The methods of Drs. Mitchell, King and Delirich are those of bonorable end safe “family physicians," who are always glad to learn the history of a curonie case of whatever description. A common experience of the afflicted Is as flows: Superficial examination; half-hearted treatment; discouraging results. Drs. Mitchell, King and Deitrich will give you a specially minute and fall exam- inatioa; plainly talk over your case with you, and go to work earnestly and con- sclentiousiy to cure you, The Doctors devote particular attention to SKIN DISEASES, especially those Which disfigare the face. ‘The Institute has been wonderfully successful in the treatment of Chrou‘c Rheumatism, Scrofula, Anaemia, Constipation, Bright's Disease, Cystitis, Ca- torth, Asthma, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Face Blemishes, Acne, “Pimple Face," Vertigo, Headache, Chorea, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Scistica, Neuralgia, &e. The well-to-do are pleased with the reasonable terms offered and the poor are delighted with the accommodating arrangements they are able to make. CONSULTATION IN ENGLISH OB GERMAN. -Ofiice hours, 9 to 11:30a.m., 2:30toS p.m. and7toSp.m. Sundays, 9to lam London Medical Dispensary, Drs. MITCHELL, KING AND DEITRICH. EDUCATIONAL. is = ASHINGTON. SIGNOR MAINA’S VOCAL souk oe Ti st. a in Waskineton p placing of the voice artistic finish, oe! THE LAW SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY, ($20 Std et. o.w..will open Wedoesday ber the Z7ti "tastaut, "at 6 ovlock. ultion, per school session, wich sum be paid Senthil) lusts Tveata” of #5 "each, tetedly 3 ye. For further tuforma: _F. BUNDY, Secy., o@iee in law z MADAME 4. PELE (PROM PAKIS), PRENCH classes and private lessuns: best references. ‘1822 14th st. nw. ‘Tew years of successful teaching. se26-Ban* BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT by ate or amplified eth: $7 Pet goarter: 13 Years’ experience; parlor oven from. 1 atm. U3 pat Gbokde Desert, esi a's Es OUT OF WALI FAUQUIER IXNSTIIVTE FOR Warrenton, Va. Thirtyethird vear begins tember 21, 1893. Situated tp Piedmont erga, conan’ ee ie the ‘with epergy aud oe ies of life: buys under 18 ERWORTLIDGE (Vale), A.M, Privelpal. Je2h-w on ndim FIRST-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL NEAR adelulda, will fional ten at PRINCIPAL, P. “ Cc aR A. M.. Prin: correct the evil. The fence along Delaware | Mr. Chappell’s resignation as chairman of | Rochester, N. Y- 026 505 131 Srazer Nonrawzsr. college or business lite: unedcelind avenue from H street to the deput has been the eae for arg jee iota tial Fe ee forts, Bitween G and Br streets, This is the neue | Mr. Chappell be requested to withdtew nis ike ae EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ter that this association took action upon | Fesignation. I am willing to forgive him for oy = — = - a = | three months ago, and which the Commis-| what he has done and sald. and Y am sorry — ae eee ee a EE wore A - 4 “1 it this unpleasantness has ha) ned."* ‘upon. bed 5 ‘, TEA ELO- 7 " . Presifient. New Windsor, Md. Ercoere Sasaismnas tenatan dentine) "0 dus Uacnry, Coded Me Clo “tut explains why your | cutton and Dolsurte, pupli of Ada. A. Mosler, COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. at 8 pm, in the Dullding, 1825 Hf st. uw. or, Md nui was no penalty to cover the offense, but|I could not sit here and hear these false ia in @ Worse | with medal. Terms moderate. Class” convencs Introductory by Prot J. Fond Thomp- | PENNINGTON SEMINARY. 7 S_UNIVI 4 “D., and L. C. F. Hugo, D.D.8. | + condition afterward | Spt, 30. 1882 Tse. “uw. Call after 1 p.m. THB COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. sou, MD. a |v Our catalonee tet the chairman of your committee addressed | Statements without opening my mouth.” of the ‘Information ten ition atvers WASHINGTON ‘The cturgs bosit SE 9:30 p.m. dally and you pre ow svg for your son or Gaughter. aad > law whieh | Under the circumstances, Mr. Chappell than before. that | © eto —— coutinue seven mouths so beaut rod ge at provides a penalty’ of So, Whereupon ‘the | ald he would withdraw the resignation and the reagon why Dr. | FREAD S SHECTA aSD wan scHoon | 7 ~Qpee September 18 | Ua mee cna sateen, ay tuotetcal| table, “Seat fee, area FE Fepairs and reconstruction uf the fence were | # motion to adjourn was put by Mr. Tucker, Pierce's Pleasant, Pel | yor botn sexes, Isl Ist, begins “its. eleventh ms 'Gctober & | faraished’ with” improved Sapparstuer "=" aiecs Sit om aaaey forthwith begun, and are nearly finished, | Who had been called to the chair. He de. lets are the best Sear September 24. | “Soona Sctooer $. | Sarai, Le” wien tear newil sapetied Santi, | may hy 3p unos’. £=, ‘The sidewalk on Delaware between G and |Clared the motion carried, although there in the world for every | | Starting tp the primary department, a child The Sctentide Se peas, October & | and a Studentx’ Reading Roos have been recently | gour ceatees nf tanae ane team, nate oF i2 wan anal Gleciaee Giger fetish wa} | may continue under’ the guidance of experienced, The paientite S: SGpeae October & ‘The Dental Tntsmary ts supplied with | {foqies an e H we po! stom: id_bowel provided. es taken 1 streets, however, has not only not been an may coatinne under the not experienced, : The Law School October & Sainicel fuettute® | Stodies may be taken or the Warvarg costes tot | repaired, ‘but it is daily growing worse. | Which the affair had ended, trouble. ‘There's mo | coup aurtumed tenchers Prepared for col. | ibe cain eryeraagate, seodies --Opees SUHE AUTUMN EXAMINATIONS WILL "tig! ODD [For “ostalogue ‘addres Sila BE We | This is the point that Superintendent Moss a » NO Feac- | lege or for graduation. Students prepared. by us JAMES C. HELD AT THE COLLEGE ON THURSDaY, sep. | —20Y?- Ct | feported didnot need repairs because ‘no AT THE RIVER FRONT. tion afterward, and their yah tase, Thay | oe tee, Syaied ac ele Gaile, Crest rE oe PEMBEM 2, AT TP \"laDIEs GOLA ADIES’ GOODS. welling housees fronted thereon, and in a absolutely and permanently cure Constipa- | Fi!oceton. _ Jot ey a "REPARATOR: Ber civculare and teteemeat Age js nto ht ae eee Arrived. tion, 2, Billous Attacks, Bick and | "The" puliding in ecpeciatiy arranged for schoo! | 1285 HT atreet northweat gives thorough prepara- 1315, ase. a 2 ies «| << = =, pra of palpi ge tt gr Schooner Young Brothers, Snow, Kenne- | Bilious Headaches, One tiny, sugar-coated | purposes and is thoroughly equipped with every + Wasulngton, D.C. | DRESS CUTIING FRENGH SYSTEM TALONT tion for college, for the Naval and Military Acade- ‘Telephone . ‘day and gentle? laxati Fogubcaes 2 pliance, including fi cs extra exertion the committee hopes to re- bec, 1,200 tons ice, Great Falls Ice pg asc ye eS ia hae i Bisaicallaborator a Oe ee eae. | at sagt tr y and evening at 1230 G st. um. No classes, | ines. A ‘nine = - ere Cuthectiee plvgleal’ laboratory, | and instructors: Watkiing ote ef Mumpebtion and | OMice hours: 9 to 10am, 4toS pm. ecbtr Prleate abwiractin,_ Tere lor. kates pater Port more favorably at the next meeting.” | Schooner Arnie J. Pardee, Crosby, Kenne- | ue are cathartic, | ote Fee seus it adapted 0 the needs and capne- | 8'teacher prement dally. to auswerngeicien. fom GEORGETOWN Unrversiry, | _‘ut_f mous: ten Sl a Mr. Tucker said that the sidewalk on | bec, 1,000 tons Ice, Great Falls Ice Company. | anh.’ tor they're guaranteed to | ‘Sree ‘nooks uyiiual students. | eont | Dor catalogues or ‘nitie; bitate eta’ CHOOL OF LAW Delaware avenue was in ood condition be-| Schooner Charles Noble Simmons, Bapvitt, on ee ‘your money is returned. | on application ee SaaleRNDUEW P. MONTAGUE, Fb. Dy ScHOoULTY i to fore the railroad company put in the sid-| Kennebec, 1,20) tons ice, Great Falls Ice Buy of reliable dealers. With an; Oice hours ‘from 10 a.m. to 12 m. Frioclpat. Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, 8 J., do all drove and cloakmeking in a satisfactory ings, but now it is in a terrible condition, and| Company. Schooner Frank Rudd, Smith, Paki = sel3-tr ‘THOS. W. SIDWELL. —— President of the University. Tanner. Apprentice girls wanted. wel5-B" he could not tell why the company had not | Kennebec, 1,000 tons ice, Independent Ice | 8! 1 preys ” Be (GTON SEMINARY, 1540 17TH ST. THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. HON. HENRY B. BROWN, LL. D., i Wist TO INFORM MY FRIENDS AND GOR, been compelled to put it m proper condition. | Company. Schooners Osceola, Denty, Ris- Ene ‘urged ay “just as good.” Per- Boarding and Day School opens October 2, The 4 5 dep will be re] Gustice Supreme Court of the Cnited Sinte, |T WISH To INPo brepared to do m at ‘The report was adopted. ing Sun, Clarke and Sarah’ Jane, ‘wood, | haps itis, tor them; but it can't be, for you, mary. Intermediate and Adven sumed “on MONDAY. Septenber 1s, at 2 oclock | pyiteturer, on Admiralty Jurbprudence. buy rooms, 1301 Fst. nw.: dresses made from b Committee on Legislation. Carter and Clarke. 3 For a fect a ‘and permanent cur aaa oh Oe: nocough, lnstraction: progressive met! aes ind\- | g.m., inthe Lecture Hull of the University. The (Chief Justice United States Court of Claims), $5 and upward Mie L. GROSH. ‘e0d3-4t* MR EDWARD 7. FEBON. Chairman Tucker of the committee on Satled. tarrh, take Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. Boeclat clasoen: Literature, Lanmuages, Liocation, | meet cure ct stodgy, have een extcodet. the | yscrarer ou Statutory Peri LA" OE LOPHLaR PENRS. FORMERLY OF RH “T could not sleep at night. I grew so weak that | proposed legislation said he had no formal| Schooners Carrie L. McPherson, L. P. Puysteal Culture, feedle. Work, a nie, malt v. lth, 22. Storms & Co Bowie. ll rewuipe oaeas fa I was obliged to stop work. Feport to make. He would state, however, |Pharoe, north, and Ely, all for Western EDUCATION. FSA nmin | ts Qalege Je open to atadente ot oun sexes. | camsocnte hustice Court cf Aupeala ot the Die-| istast etyién at moderste tertas, ods iat “I hed tried more than twenty doctors, but they | that the railroad bill had been introduced | Branch. E ‘TIONAL. TarR—194 — | the Registrar, Ti. G. HODGRINS, AB, wbo AY | Dean of the Feisty’ aol meer on Coustitu- MISS EAGAN.FORMERLY OF i310 FST. N.Wa could do me no good, so I gave it ap as tu te, Macalbh, anh he andaa tee ee IN WASHINGTON. AUCHITEIN a. | Moseed Calix 10 the Library of" the “University | PYionat and a Taternaticonl Law. Comparative Juris-| "win yequme business Octover 1197 K at. we, ‘akn ante manne oes suggested to me, and | 2th Was the proper man to have charge of WANTED—PIANO PUPILS, PUPILS IN ENGLISH. pubite velleing ase Teh a ae TON, TEREALAT ILO , LL D., Sees ashes ae, Soon Crimaring, ete, Scaa-St the bill. The bill nted to 1e Senate, mathematics aud Freoch by an ex lenced iady and D sts. uw. Day aml night sessious began THE LaW FACULTY. on the Law of Real ite and the Law | —— - = —<—$<— I took a bottle of tt. br tot bene Sot bok one oe teacher. = September 4," Practical English, shorthand ‘and oss ‘of Evidence. “ “It made me feel so good that I tried one more, . 7 $ = - typewriting; |S; er, ‘riting ; chant- JAMES €. WELLING, )., President. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LL. D.. MADAME GENESTE, NO. 610 A STREET S. R., and now, after having taken four bottles, 1 am | the Commissioners, who had returned it ee eee ee et and nichiecturel drering Caps ek eh | ProfecA MES ©, WELLING, LL-D. President: | | JOSEPH 3, (D, of Personal Property, Ooa-| " WashinztonD. ame agence from F street cares ell and stroag again, T sleep soundly every night | WiIh)t {2 YCrals, "EPOre. ory for the as- THE MISES KERN'S scroon Sgpectous, Wallon te nintca “nations: eat | Camoctt ne HOR, IONS ML SSipreme’ Court "of the cuokor E nasntrox, th Svcpecinity: goods handled Sit suanr Gad cotied a a for > y vy lighted, some Is just ol A aa, 4 fad can work every day. cecutind oa tated tak canter Foil YOUNG LADIES and class’ rooran © Frings ot ghinnten aint Unttel! States) for aut delivered. _ abet “T feel so strong that I can do b> ping: work | Chairman Frizzell then read a portion of nie wall es kegs September 28, re olay ont omnes ut no compett- Professor, of the, Constitutional Sart rudence of ‘MISS LAVRA CADM. without feeling sny weartness or pain in my back | the pill, saying that the route had not been 7 SHER OF | _ Ofice open every business day and night. ‘Tele- = Bh Late with | Mme. / Py we 1 te f Commercial cl or side. changed in the bill, and that he thought A te ee ee Om | tamer cals Ghee od ie C i Dresser. Tollet Articles of every description, “I am at a loss to find words to express my | was the most important part of the bill so By ee rcs er ES | | eertin ar ON care sensi Ces ‘The Hop, WALTER 8 COX, ILD., 1 Tork fou ,st residence. Braids relined and ‘thankfulness and gratitude for this wonderful dis- | £, th je of Northeast Washi Sament Gitar ae ot eae Mrs, SAKA ‘A. SPENCER, — | ¢ te Justice of the Si Sourt of ‘the Dis- Lesturee on 5 ‘ba Langs dressed. 1m aon Gn Gusts tums ttt ont seve sen los oa Sarria SENEY INSTITUTE | eet __ Principal aod proprietor. | © wtiict of Oslenbta. TALLSADGE 4. LANURRT, FIVE WIITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IX fends abou! Mr. Martin spoke of the success in get- 1827 I st. GONZAGA COLLEGE, Rae the tee ot Reel Sek Pawel Ee Cirsuit Court—M. “3. COLBERT, A. M. et ae ee th hi "hi 5. Dey a rt of M: TALLMADGE &. LAM- SOO ing the bills before Congress. The time pitsgeeding, Mrs, Aver's "oanding and iio cae we and" Misdemeanors. is Ore Sasi Morte TA MADCE & LAM.) Seoukie, Call af MME, VIBDODE ‘oleae eS ae ee nee ee me eo Sadat! ge oe gendtnl Me HULME MCR Uap g, | Babteeto™ Ba iad a Ings must go. He refe io the MISS VIRGINIA MASUN DORSEY, eyecend rt roo ppaieernscine di ro SAMUEL M. YEATMAN. 4. M., ‘SEALSK Q) TERED. KED\ED aAxXD made in Chicago toward abolishing the - MISS LAULA LEE DOUSEY, Principals. | Under the direction of the Fathers of the Society | *ufess0r of Faulty: Jurisprudence, of Comion Las Secretary. og ae eg (-—4 grade crossings and sad that the Illinois se25-tf ae, and Equity Plendin fine uetes ta oe hr tmenty-fonrth annual session of the School! Siisees CUNKINGHAM, 1500 Bch e Central road had elevated nearly all of their = jeans. EES A "opens cn oGctaber | ees 3.41 tracks in that city. The light is breaking in iekieres coLiuom OF caatoay. as ae $20 Bm. in ite commodions, specially desigoed | ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. #38 1 rm a X aK Chicago, he said, and the deadly grade % CLASSICAL AND BUSINESS P ofessor of 1! Law of Corporations, pe ng ae = a i Fe, of light. ben BS Nt 1223, 4225, 3227, 1229. 1231 G st. ss Prof. G. H. EMMOTT, AM, LLM. 1 €D- * ~ qromsings im, chat city will, no doubt, have . Abuitied ta be tn ince ellen wt Veaey to COURSES OF STUDTES. ay A a Gelivered "and "anaouncemerts made for the e fairy or, ornamental materia vs,” fabrice 3 a an oO the world. School year begins October 2. English, French. German, Latin, Greek. Mathema- Lecturer on the Civil Law. ~~~ Fa Re ~~» ~ i — the result of the crossings in this city. ‘Webster Edzerly, A. M.. Ph, D., President. ties, “Rookkeeping, Stenography apd ‘Typewriting HENRY E. DAVIS, AM. LLM. ray yt F's S Boulos attention "Our patronage extends Several members participated in a dis- Both the methed and iis wh Hon. E. B. Hay, Chairman of Bourd of Trustees. | Aare incloded te tie care Gome time Arsistant Attorney of the District of | Gnd carefully selected library will be open at wii | te most fastlonable = the services of the eltizens in behalf of the Figs to tukan; itiaplcest | pu aaa ene Tr the osines department, pectal attention te ace oe ae eet SR TANOS AND ORGANS. Dil. "It wan decided to draft a petition to &y ed i tale reaper pl - pe FULL COURSE IN OUATORY mere. | sc tata pemmnratlon of stedents tor the civil | ane pion, SUUTESES'S WORTHINGTON, LLB, | $2" coe UM of students ani-aiumel, amd the facai-} — PTANOS AN D ORGANS Congress, and have the citizens sign it. refreehing e 2 AD , NDHAD , C (Some time District Attorney of the United States.) | snd “Improved facilities for combining practical r = Also CONDENSED COURSES for peuple. Th the classten] der ment students red | Lect 1 Bibliography and the Use of | eoreticai study of the law will aided. 2 The petition will be circulated by members ge yet promptly on the Kidneys, | cittiogue seuis. bend for “Sauventr Cireulas | gor entrance tatn he" ige media aoa fefentibe dee | SE SO Rt portion inca | Pie secretary cm agree a Na oie. Want A Piano of associa | a sn et Us l ; A [Nt 4 ne , trom informa. mas ay ‘iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- Inet Ruetole fc, Bellee-Lettres, po partments, especially of Georgetown University. WILLIAN F. MATTINGLY, Esq. law bofiding ly, eet ietie oF Gage. tone 00 re| tem effectually, dispels colds, head- | sitios. Punctuation, ‘Ana Literature, Shakes-| For further particulars apply to > en Se) SS proposi . secu: > Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law. themselves with the school f abitual | sre baneweces an A seSim REV, CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. S. Tre Hon. WILLLAM EDGAM SIMONDS, “A.M, | are requested to enrol their a a loan of several millions of dollars was aches and ae and ae a eS COLUMIRTA, STUDIO. oF ELQCUTION AND ACT ee i Get ae ing ight, ‘aod’ thus avold ‘the delay Incideat to] ington Agente for these ssed, . Millard ew const German ae . ELBANORE E. POOLE, assisted by “Wim, | Som loner of Patents.) For oocd to the proposed wan, and he hoped | cols Decode Pee pa aes the sing. pepvemem, ———| Spier ee tigen UO Eee a eee [a ATL TI AL sagt te | EEE sit di the prot y ‘4 ver pro- ropa ances: ueen — 681m" _| ‘associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the | sou's Sons, 1826 F street sortawest, ‘Lowdesonk | DECKER BROS. ie seme Cies wane ott Sows ot ee anced pleasing to the taste and ac- | Piano, vocal cue’ ats i; Cases a | PROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, LEIPSIC GRAD: District of Columbia, & Co, 1424 F street northwest, and Joun Byrne s. osition the same as It did on the $10,000,000 r ea spot paneer uate, Will resume ‘lessons in vocal and instra- | Lecturer on Criminal Law and om Plead- | & Co", 1422 F street northwest, and at W. S| FISCHER } PIANOS. Furniture Buyers. loan. He thought it only another way to| ceptable to the stomach, prompt in a_i Rental” mori, “Agdrene METZEROTP'S NUSIO ing abd Practice. | sores applica "per ay ee ee ere | IVERS & POXD secure $10,000,000 to improve suburban prop-| its action and truly beneficial in its | “tercning ta schools and teat Ey ae es Gale he Ubdersizned. vemos” Xt. Yeatuan mia } erty. Mr. Millard said he was opposed to/ effects, Pre only from the most | Specialty: highest references. Present address, + VERNON SEMINARY, Professor of “Legal Catec! sel _ Secretary. — any increase in taxes, where the money O86 | 901 French st. a.W. 8025-2: M and 11th sts., Law Practice. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. ESTEY OnGAX, was to go as in the proposed case. health: agreeable substances, its | iin. prrvaws sci MEN AND | BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA- | , The exercises of the Law S:hool will be Taree carloads crowded in on us this . nw. Preparation reopened in the Law Lecture Hall of the Universite, sc. Fol Mr. Boyer said that the money proposed rep Gers qualities commend it | b> 1s located at 1434 9 to a “oan THE FAMOUS AEOLIAN. 3 DIES AND LITTLE GIRIS. cor. 15th and H asts., on WEDNESDAY, October 4, FACULTY OF LAW. to be expended was not a parallel to the for colleges and technical schools and for busi iba z r cee ce ee ee ae Suieanwuemn fetes. Proposed $10,000,000 loan igcussed at the and ‘have made it the most | rth PLCs ARE MGCAER 2" | ,Ternshty moter and proemtve ta motinte | at 8 Otek, en the sc il me Fox. ARTHUR MacARTHUR, 1 ws UTNAM, eQ' p Bi : Late justice of the Supreme Court of the District Ss fel & Sta ‘Gna eae meeting some weeks ago. He would not lar remedy known. scrim classes. Bitablisied ti ISTH. thie schoo! continues | )Mr. "Justice " HARLAN, " returaing | from 7s ANUErS cua, —— oppose the expenditure of any amount on f Figs is for sale in 500 |ix FREER, MATHEMATICN AND ENGLISH; | (20, ctretul ‘rainins ‘and thorouett Inatraction ia | Pris, will rewume all hia Lecture Coumen. Thc poceplarapatrmn the sewers, for he thought this was the yeep Oe & Sor sale in Measahiater prepered. tor college, aneeoeipy West | <5 Ceres oA SS | ee ee ae oe NEY, sell-lwo_13.N. OBARLES ST., BALTIMOR! t - ‘cai et . » West | 65 favorabl is equipped wi * . Dis- ~ ~ Forvttare, Cash to all powerful with tbe | Fie"Yia not care whether the money: was | 220 81 bottles by all leading drug- | Fvint “and Uinit'Service‘exsiniaationy Frog T: | (RTOs aon, Atle eauiped with eneey | Mire Oe SON, LL. ah, conducts aute- tite Coord oF Anna of the Oe eee Pa a Eee He did not care whether the money ts Al reliable dru; ho | EE. SPRINGER, S18 Spruce et., Le Drolt Park. | Minding steam heat, passenger elevator aud per. | 2ing-ciasses,, composed I students in the Up- maun ‘OS CONST ON, w. - TEMPLE expended on Rock creek, the James creek | B's a - Send for circular. se23-1m*_| fect sanitation. Gengraduate Department, that by tls catechetical | UBCTURER, ON CONSTITUTIONAL La\ Stone, wiser onstants Danes end eter makes canal or other place. The canal was cer-/ may not have it on PYO- | BANJO AND GUITAR TAUGHT AT 50 CENTS| Fan term opens OCTORER 8, 1898, Analysis the teachings of both lectures and text on coustittional law in Johns Hopkins| sre suid” Satisiaction guaranteed, Fine taming ‘bard pressed manofacturer and ours has tainly a nuisance. TE cure it prom ly for any one who | Bt leson. Mrs. 0. VAN LIEW, 1818 Sih S| Year books furnished on application. Hard be impressed upon the memories of the PBR eratty, wud repatring. The matter was — . ‘e eo Sc oe ELIZABETH: ‘The Law Library 1: daily from 9 o'clock en , DOMED | San « TUN The motion of Mr. Boyer made at the last| wishes to try it. Do not accept any | tie Me re a. a = 1, | m. to 10 o'clock pum, Yor study and reference TIC RELATIONS. WULS AND PIANOS AND ORGANS TUS i“ @oubie duty—buying double meeting, for a reconsideration of the street | substitute, Corner 1ith street_and Maswachusetts avenue. | _8e6-8m rincipal._ | also, for the registcation of students. HON. WILLUM B WEBB. 1. D, <e seedule, wag! mitdrawn. in witharawina — Co, | series tute tan ie set at at | Pox Ba Se Aaa oa ann, wm [cca eeserins ei Mca | MON LIA ETE De mn! CALI ‘aml litte girls, Unusual ad- 01 st. for children, ents. a , te, 0 peti areicendieratted weer tatcwe RIA FIG SYRUP Yantages in literature, ‘uste aod phyvical cal- Feopts on MONDAY. “tent 4. Tate, well-known JAMES C. WELLING. LL.D., President. Oe rue Poel OS tte moual value in finished woods and ea- F street put on the schedule. waite Pe “SThe sleveath year begins Sept. 27, 108. ‘thorouch ‘English and musical education Poe CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. rr es We Mr. King said he thought that the matter tour: + RY. ‘EW YORK. N.Y. For information address the principal, pile not attending the academy will be admitted INSTRUCTOR OF THE SENIOR CLASS, AND PRO! was probably done by a member of the as- sezi-im Migs ANNA ELLIS, tee classes to muse, art. fancy work, loca: | thie schout will open at 6 o'clock p.m. ocropER | PYPRUCTOR OF THE SENIOM CLASS, AND, Pre abling us to give you better value for the sociation outside the association, || EDUCATIONAL GOLUMREL CONGERVATORY 08 MUaIG 900 anny and fypewriting. _auiS-tm _} % with ecurses of dostruction in the following sub-| DENCE BOTS HSE REDE EE BOM “If you mean me,” 2 “ . am the —. I = a s metas of | = IN WASH the association, an: what I said I was - money tan we had ever drvamed of | going to do. And I did not do-it under | MISS SOHACEFT INFORMS 1 cover. If the gentleman feels aggrieved, at. nw. Ph ha: , &c. EDWIN’ HART, | DRAWING TAUGHT EVENINGS, BOTH MeE- | Jets: General ani Analytical Chemistry, General Principal, late ot the Nev Englabd Conservatory chanical and, architectural, Including mathema- os viewer tel ee ee bone wre d awe I, essential for a coinpetent draughtsman, vy | Astronomy, rial . ARON AND | ——e newneee Destets Meee eae _| ess cesemtinl toe, 0 competent cramehtonan, by eralogy, Geology gpd Blowpips Analysis, Meteorol. Seat ian! iemume Tork this Feat;) NEW AND IMPORTANT COURSES AT THE| Instructions begin Sept. 25. 80 10h n.c.as6-1uy $67, Csperapty. Fisance why he will have to feel so, and I can’t pee primary, German, French Corcoran Selentific School. In ACCOUNTING, per- are LAW AND THE LAW OF ‘TORTS. (Of the Wasbinzi c Economics, Architec- | INSTRUCTOR OF THE JUNIOR CLASS, AND PRO- E 1 and Topographical Drawing, Ep- | FESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL AND PEE: e particulars ‘iafer. By mail, address 9 ‘ * GUNSTON INSTITUTE, 2028 AND 2028 P ST.N.W. | ellsh, French, “German, “Latin, “Paychology. "| ali | GONAL PROPENTY. CONTRACTS. SMBOTE What you save ca Furnitare bougne ot | 32 he, aa “Necobime | Reatcua statetste? “ia FANGS taste | Bonelng tad Bay Sea! tar Gita | knin Ince im Wh evning and ane apeo beth AML SERENE AND ODI pir. King replied that if he were a member | maivag LESSONS IN SHORTHAND AND trade, industries. commerce, mones—credit. buel-| sup om Mr. ond Mrs. B. 1. MASON, —— HON. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of an association he would work in the or-| "giigh by experienced teacher; quick apd thorough | Bess yaper, banking, taxation as ft ts, local and | _ ———— ~ cing | , DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY.—Ilustrated lec- Tate Solicitor General of ‘the United State week will buy that Desk of nization, and if he did not want to work | $i#2.°% ¢xperlenced teach Address ‘Mrs. | ations EATON, BURNETT & DURLING’S TRAINING | turea, Extensive. Labomtovion © Quatre ed : SERSHIP ws this ga s z ¢ homes ‘i r L STRAIN UECTURER ON THE LAW OF PARTS Inside the association he would resign. KEENE, 1414 K st. we26-2t* In ECONOMICS the nistory of property and SCHOOL FOK YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, Quantitative Aualysts. Assaying, Metallurgy, Prof. AND CORPORATIONS. President Frizzell called the members to is HERMAN C. rights in land, labor and capital, political econ- Huyler building. 12th and F sts, now, CHARLES E. MUNROE, 8B.” . - HON. JOHN GOODE, an yrver Mr. Holsten ed, “Let MR. eee rrr ia ee se are State. te Day school 0 ti 4. ope SCHOOL a r or Virginia.) 3 q remarl rest 5 Cail or send for ‘circu 3028. ENS SEPT. = 9 o44 Caste you are wanting. eace be among us.” Be eat a aa oe fhe vou SS BUSINESS COLLEGE. — English, Business, Shorthand and Typewriting. DEPARTMENT OF DRAWING.—Freehapd, Me- LECTURER ON THE LAW OF CRIMES. motion was decid fo requ Fe chanical, The old, well known, successful and reliable edu- | First-class teachers, bright and cheerful rooms. | und. Model ic and Architectural Drawing WALTER F. ROGERS, LL. M. proper authorities to lay suitable ap-|%2¢-1m Studio and residence 1221 i2th st. ow. ‘This 18 a day of sharp competition and you can am [LECTURER ‘ling. Prof. HARRY KING, LL. ON PATENT LAW AND PRACTICE. RALSTON, TL. THIS IS THE SAVING. —_ —— - oe cational institution of Washington. JACKSON H. ~ proaches at either end of the railroad bridge WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 8. W. CORNER 8TH AND K STS. N.W. RD better oprartentty te thas oroUEhly prepare. | NEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS.—Algehra, {Of the "Washingt 3 trossing 24 street. 1226 15th st. (near Mass. ave.)- Specially adapted for_instroction, in bookikeey: | Ne ite, Pere aekot thls Preparation can be | Geometry, ‘Trigonometry Analytic, Geomeitee Cok: | LECTURER S SmaCneeet eae OF THE During the discussion it was stated that school; reopens Oct. 2:| ing, shorthand, typewrtting, arithmetic, rap! Ep L aud boarding (oar Gipiacans are soctgainelek sinks ting | ulus Ditterential ‘Equations. Prof. H. MOOT COURT. A % : 3 eco, fo counting the bridge was ims shaky condition, and | [bse metbods of invurection tease teted dar | Sea ene een, etter writing suet ail bast: | os banks and tn all branches of ‘osiness, as a | HODGKINS, Ph. D. fhat when the fire engines crossed the | ing TWELVE years of earnest work: many les-| cal success tn lite. Pull’ busiuess. course. oe | ee ate eee nye, are, Bot dependent upon bridge a few days ago one of the members| sons at school within reach of help from) night, $25 a year. Di 8 and tions — s | HON. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS. HON. H. 0. CLAUGHTON and EUGENE CARUSI, eaq., Judges indorsement, DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and | of the Gourt of Appeals. ‘is are the superior work of our | MORAL.—Physiological aud Rational Psychotogy, ‘The Law School of the National Ustversity will sald he ught the bridg ould inelpal For circulars apply (2 to 6 p.m). Miss | for ‘graduates. it location. Established | | Our testimonials Ee Ethics, lectures om the history of philosoptiy. Pref. | reopen MONDAY, ‘Oct Ff oe cf oo sas 80) GERtbia Stolen, Princpa. PeS-1m* 1ft6. Rend tor announcement, BW. FLINN, A. | Soe Datrogg: ne “neerful and bearty support of | Tee Davis LOD PED college utlding, ‘oa ot! vetween Hand’ T Breese. NATION. LEG! ARMACY. es ___ att Bm _ | “it you are looking for a school of hi — s,m ‘ emer se a The vemion of 18804 will begs oe Monday, | AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER WITH DEST | ycf,7O% "te Woking fora, school of DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES.— | "The exercises will begin at 7 o'clock p.m. and PROFESSIONAL. The resignation of Mr. Loring Chappell! october #1809, at 7 Diun, The introductory ad | “references srl teach Preach, Latin, Susie: Fat. | home, call and, soe "un. You" will, Far crat | Teo came, ta the Rromck language and ters: | will crawl ‘of Samonnccinesty of thn, Sores of pose <= was read by Secretary Hinternesch and, al-| dress wiil be given by F- M. Ciiswell, Phar, D., | Giature and Bugliss browcues, or act as sisting | come: Hoon open every ar” Pot further futon. | tures instraction expectal soties orga cee werness. Address CONSTANCE, Star office. mation address LT. B. DURLING, A.M. students. Prof. LEE DAVIS LODGE, Pb. D. anes. ‘dates: Givited: amination for eatrance wilt bec held | Sesh usm Resident Princinal, — Alama! of the school, those intending to study nate at the college Tl » September 28, at 1 | x zoRS ari — snore : = ‘Tals year an ndditional coucse of insti in| law, and the pubtie My, are invited to be HOPRINS GRADUATE STUDENT OF | IRS. L. 0. TALROTT'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH | enc SPASISIT language pl liveratare iy ites St Ffcette: The school a supplieg with an etcrlient rare, gzmicience in college preparatory Werk | “school for Joung eirla will reopen October dat | Sir MM AISY Hbrnry and. vending room for the use of the Address | $27 °P st. eferences, "Hon. A. MacANTHUR, students. “Attention fe invited to the method of = ee ALBUR P. DALES, Pb. D., 322 Cat aw. _Hon. ALR. SPOFFORD. "_au29-1m* "| pePARTMENT OF GERMAN.—Complete course | permonal inateoetion itp imetted to he, me Employers ia want of Junior assistants witl ad-| 822 tf __| pp. JOHN'S COLLEGE FOR DAY STUDENTS ON | In the German languase, conversation and Soiree LECTURES AND G M J Se rE RECUR eta” [MS NINA MORSE, GRADUATE OF NORMAL | "Ey: 'etodin renutied fepiomber 11: send for_pew | sive readings. ta alern and claws Germat. ig : x . E. KALUSOWSKT, Secre rten Institute, will reopen Inder- | catalogue. Or cluas ce tory. Prot. HEMMANN Dr. e ° ordan, ———— oe a ten, French and English school’at, 19 1zth aul2-dm President, | SCHOENFELD, Pb. D. peoaes ey MISS AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTON, ‘on Monday, October 2 DISEASES OF THE 2121 VERMONT AVE. N. W. tlon inquire 911'18th st. a. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH. Pelock, Dam, Lecture tickets ican be ‘obtained | 47 m the treasurer, Mr. J. A. Milburn, at the col- lege, between the hours of 10 and Tam. and| WrLBON e, Dates, we Sets getUales. For further inform: after 1 p.m.se22-6t' os oric, Philology, English and PIANO AND HARMONY. se21-tt STUDIO OF MUSIC, 1816 NST. N.W. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNT- | frudctive and Deductive Logic, NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR. DRJomN 1 i a | MRS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Vocal Teacher. Civil Government, Dissertations, |" glish ond German astrolagist tp the eftr. IOHN P. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME LES- sity.—45th For s SI E, ADVANCED METHODS sons October 1 at his residence, 1342 New York | MIS: J- 8. THOMAS, Organist, Pianist and ac-| versity. ee ee ee OE eee. A MSU ‘ Bil gratis of lite. Qaice hours, © 2.2m. to 0pm. FOR THE _JOSEPH 8. THOMAS, Baritone. sel8-Sw* | ticulars apply to the Dean. G. L, MAGRUDER, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL. ENGINEERING.—Com- | _Sel0-2W 2B. RESTORATION OF HEARING. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS—2024 P sf.| M. D., 815 Vt. ave. auldtec? | Plete course, Epo gy Sh pgs Me ~g~ 4 MASSAGR. CONSULTATION FREE. Saturday by Prot. X. F Graham. | Dore’ tors. HU, and all, Awoesieny selleeee ae Toads, Canals, livers and’ Harbors: ‘Tunnels, “Mae Capitol. pene LOWE, cies HH 20m o_o 2 Surgi We + by “Prof, Robert ‘nstroctors. “J NI ‘yeh, are | sonrs, Wooden, Iron and Steal Bridges; Engincer- | of you wt ENE 4 : a bespr lepers ee oe ae cern a age s mye = Seonimes rectors JAS. A. DUNMAR, B.A. | SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGELIN N.Y. | tne Bune’ Srecitcations, aud osteres, enema Festona _At residence of patients, a 20-5, . fedical every Sunday by Prof. Jno. E. Brackett. 3 Eye ev sday, Thursday and Saturday by Prot. E. Oliver Bel Obstetrical, for seniors, by Prof. C. B. Purvis. ree pte ALE EB YOINOT, Principal, | givecring; Extensive, Designing; Outdoor Practice | charg Teopens September 2; rapid progress. Terms ‘tion of actual work. Prof. FRANCIS R.| at THE NATIONAL moderate, Trial lesson free” fest ©. E, Am. Soc. ©. EL FE. FRANCIS, WASHINGTON'S POPULAR ME- Miho, fee returned, aud would be pleased to ees ce her friends and patrons. 408 East Cupltol gt. MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND cou = Sittings daily, 10 to ea ae Daily dispensary clinies by Prof. F. J. Shadd HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE Busipese College, 1207 10th n.w. Pupils prepared | , ARCHITECTURAL COURSES.—Elementary and = > AND SEA SALT BATS; and Dr. Ernest F. King. successfully for’ civil service, departmental and | Advanced Drawing. Construction, Metertala, Per- PLATS, MEDICATED AND 95s SALT Bares: d Th ¢ Pdmard ‘A ialigens 7s O04 THOrsATS, PY DF | win open October 16, 1808, at 600 HT at. aw. Senate éxaminations. Stenography taught, seZ-tr | PeCnaissance in” Arenitectare. Poot yaaseas | Pm Waveorh, ose aa "et. mee woke Histological and bacteriological demonstrations WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 | K. FAVA, J: = ELECTRICAL ea 1S three times « Week by Den. 4. Melvin Lamb and | FOr particulars and catalogue address Jot nw. ‘Twenty-fourth yeur. Plano, organ, atti ae BME, THOMTSON'S MASSAGE. | RLECTRIOAL " cv TEETH Walter W. Alleger. Q PURVIS, Sec’y. yoice, violin, flute, cornet, & Free advantages DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRICAL | —' ‘and bath institute: experienced = = we cd, UT YOUR TE fe aed tn | 8020-20 W. H. HEISER, M. D., Secretary, to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. se5-1m* . BERING. Lectures and | Laboratory, Work | THE 54 Metzerott building, 1110 F saese usually employed when there are but few | ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. oc18-1m 728 Bth et me, | MISS CARRIE V. KIDWELL, DIPLOMA Grab. | {2 General Physics, | Theory gg ee teeth missing, not enough for a plate, but Beulah Gilbert of Baltimore will teach in Wai Just enough to spoll the looks of the mouth} inetou. two uate Lamperti method of vocal art. G02 M st, | Pranmo- Electric | Machinery. | Electric | Lighting 2. sannet stand 4 : ; TRE EVENTS oF Abvanced Theory of Electrictty, ‘Thermdypamies, MME. RUOOKE TRUS Ald, THE EVENT way new. = at > in each week during “35-4. Ad Mi BEN: ewe ie ee Pussical Chemistry, Physical” “Optics wed} 25. . nem comftential. Ladies amd gen ee earn - re ee | ees ne st, Baltimore. se20-1mo° Ladys PRIVATE LESSONS, ELEMENTARY OR ADVANG: | Laboratory, Factitics, Prot & BO LEWIOE St) opt’ to 8 Be as ot degtintcy One at eat ctperte maker's | SCHOCL AND KINDERGARTEN. — CHILDREN ame ed, At pupil’s residence if desired. Experienced |B. A. WULFF, Jr., Pb. D. z ‘When we bay & bargain you slways get Shecany of cove cab ariiee ek ieee has] fen ter: te sxsme eee or aes English PIANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC. tutor. University graduate. Especial attention work has always been classed with that of | branches and Latin. Misses Pollock’ and Noerr, fo arkward, unwilling and adult the best specialists in America. Pelncipals, ascated ty eminent specialists, Large PROP. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED J.. 1408 Hopkins place? near 20th and Studio: 807 11th street northwest. ertising clairvoyant, astrelocer and medium Construction of Electric Shops and Plants, Me Engleering. Municipal Problems of the | io . chan the city. Born with wenderfal prophetic gift ae Guntens| foun se een : : Teaching resumed Octover 2. jed0-matusin Electrical Bagincer, Wixteustve’ Course te ax A re tr 4 e xe un cane ae Qrat: ‘nw. Sermal "department Sr Teacher, | (Will receive callers on and after September 25 |—= Prof, FRANCIS R. FAVA, Jr, CE. ee oe rele biiea peri, a < ‘or normal department for training of teach x ye] 21-1mo0 prone on Jost erty or stolen goods. enett Extracting, Ze. (ins oF 2000, SOc. Clean-| Eppiy us above of to Men LOUISE Hortons: | mL to 12 o'clock only.) ___oet-1mo_ THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY.—Descriptive and Foor encmies from your friends, brings ‘separated HE Re Silvey illinn, TS. Platten Fil-| Peincipal National Kindergaries iwthors tt | GERMAN LESSONS BY MISS BETSY FLEISCH- 723 14th st. nw. Determinative Miceralogs Puysical Geology.” theo- [ipcther, causes speeds warrlages, with Mappy | ing. $1. Gold Fillings ten. ‘Washington, D. C. os ° iano, 2038 I st. n.w., to ladies, gentlemen and Branches in all American and European retical and practical. Espectal attention given to ita'telis "whether the eue you love te tres Come early. | Crowns, $7.50. Very Best Teeth, $3. hildren; satisfaction guaranteed. 8021-60 Principal cities. Eronomle, Geology, Laboratury and # Work, br tales, Interprets dreume, gives success im bus. | S. Dental Ass’n ON aHE HEIGHTS ApOVE WASHINGTON New term begins now. Prot. GEORGE P. MERKILL, Pu, D, aD ve Cae doe ah at ee _ ' se bj 9 Whittingham Institute, select a = other cities ia = Just what young men need to qualify for bus tae ae yous laden Taken Pek oe Z ake = -ARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS, Acting aud Physical Culture, and money by coming to right 401 Tre Sr. iponieeeme inene or positions in the civil service. agg eR NURSEY [TRAINING SCHOOL, FOR MEN AND | _[lcnAnenty Principles of Puulic maar oe Fi | _selS-ime Mi dk. WALTON. _| finer at once, an be succeeds where otbene have \ IN. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE. * gene | THE Y. © A. BUSINESS SCHOOL, 1409 Durest water; electric and steam ° cars; ) women,’ in conection with the medical depart- | nance Tulicical Economy. Prof. Ap Gieatasy | — — — Tatint Convinces moat skeptical, Advertters omty ;— = cae New York ee ay moderate price: send for catalogue. au2é-eolm ent of Howard | University and {he Freedmen's | Ph.D. * | SonwooD DeTzure ee ee eee | saat be ean do. AM, gsinres ‘con@Acettal. ‘SIF ‘Sessions tober OEM a AF Hoty cme tal to) dress | “Yor further infor 2 Select | school; —— jours, 9 to, « a. Ret ° e 2 Oe (C) | [ager erred Se no CB. PURVIS, SLD., Sectotary. — JelStouets = terol, CHARLES MONROE, 8. B. Mr. 4 4. , bet. 4% and Oth aw. eedo-Tee 9 = her BEST = __or particulars call at the office, seO-1m_ ee im3 ey Ae — —— = - Dean of the’ Faceity. Beautiful location, coe. Pr ; aclnialine sam ‘and MOST AGREEABI E of TONIOS. WILLIA =WALDECKER, GRADUATE LEIPZIG YOUNG LAD! CHILDREN, nappa = ENGLISH AND ATED VAPOR RLS, . OS = | "bath, nnexerlied a's. inswry and as a preveative > Conservatory of Muste, "teacher of plano, organ| Will reopen September 11; every facility is of- THE SCHOOL OF GRADUATE sTUDms _| INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES, MATSIEwATICS, | Baty, vucnerlied as 0 neue a td ws Sra Axp Paxx. Ave 9 x and harmony. For ters apply at residence, 1140 | fered for a thorough course in the primary snd upls Limited, | Comprises Lecture’ Courses leading to the d Od a a ed 6th st. nw. seB-im*_| academic department; also in mosic, ‘vocal asf A. M., Ph. D., tn English, Gieek, Latin, French | (pced educator, an A. B. Dlumbian U Fr IN, THE TRUEST DESTINY READER - P ‘COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, — tustrumental. special attention paid ‘to physical | LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY, soi ee ee Serta ee Five | Same ane. 2. eR, — 2 Promotes soccess im love. marriage ‘Tonic and Nutritive, G23 La. ave., bet, 6th and 7th sts. nw. culture. ‘ausi-ém | Charles F. De Mott, Prin.—Thorougi uction, | [trates Genceal “Chemistry, Mine agate” FRENCH ERGARTEN, ALSO CLASS. | iy eee - f70 Prepared with CK. CRNEK, A.M. Cm, Prim, | —“S“STS ___aush'@m_ band, trpewriting, negative retouching. pt hysics, : etry, | SELECT KIND! . 14t 23) ¢ ot bts (e) B , uit Cinchona and Cocea. ‘Twenty-third year as a” succcasful "business EMERSON INSTITUTE, Rogeapty.’ ecldace, art most, usleee RE: PMO: | Blo-Chemisiry, "Geology, Meteorol @Sta Prescribed by the highest medical authori- educator; elghth Year in this clty and fifteen 914 14th st., Frankia d_ for s ties in cases of ANEMIA, PEVERS of every] kind, STOMACH OOMPLAINTS, = to] Zoology, - ata Waa Sein" eee” | gmc, eng, anne sos | Fak ne \CONVALESCENTS. Philosophy and the Philosophy of History* | VAlso ‘Lecture Courses lending to the degrees of vare. Fears with Eastman College. Six thorough aad | Select ‘Classical and Mathnate Schost tor ractical ses: Business, English. accountancy, | Young Men and Boys. Begins its forty-second | MME. ESPUTA-DAL Bieil service, shorthand and typewriting. Ceara Ergs Septemuer” 29 Prepares for tiarvard, val THE CONCORD WASHES. Teacher of voice culture and the note chain sys. | Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer, _— Es OFT ri: | TESS eee : ‘ : phonograph and 1; iter; the quickest nceton, Johns Hopkins. Lehigh and other col-| tem for reading music at sight. Mme. Daly has | For coples of catalogue address ee Sig Ey Fe ge ay LUTZ & RO. Conlon oe yh yn he pecmaration for he fomices. compet course, $18 Joes, a ugireral ten ‘and seientiae cpoole: for she] charge of vocal, department at Mt. De ‘alee seiG-1m JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D., President, seater oer a For circulars eddress CB. FUR Pe on seg! ofa er) ~erh a ; ‘aletat Sompetent readers and | United ‘States. Milt val les ~ aad St. John’s College, Washington, D. 2 . ay NEW YORK, 165 Duane 8t., (C. Tertrale, Mgr.) the phonograph; individual Wustraction “by. ‘ex | for Wasiaes, Mutay? god Kaval Acad boys ‘be-| School singing classes a specialty. A STU: COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. dt a Ea 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Zotet Washington Depot, Z. D. Gilman. lenced repe-ters. Graduates of rare excellence | tween 8 and 12 years DIO, Metzerott building. ge. A full course in a fuages. For particulars address CHAS. | Mondays and Wednesdays ) Principal. w23m! 9u23-3m 5 MRDICAL DEPARTMENT. Miend eer Sue 2™ | Beeraty DEPAnTM Both deparuments begio 3B AND U2 ‘Tickets to Burope by all lines. . FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PROF X. “Gaston Rivot from Paris, Address 1925 1 st. a Drafts in sums to suit. 'W., OF call at 5 o'clock. ‘scl8-3w* " Foreizn Express. (au) Custom House Broke: Bea"aistingtished ‘success; moderate’ Oesetsr send | Soden ‘Trunks aud Satchels at low vricen, ec? for catalogue. aos 'Byou