Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1893, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1893. A LADY BARBER. «| The Geutler Sex the Finest ‘Tonso- vial Artists, The Best Representative of the Art in This Country. Some Things She Has to Say Which Make | Interesting Reading. anything which a woman is calculated | to do better then a man it is in the care of and Attention to the bair. Her natural skill and taste superior. This ex- Ir there make her p pisins the artist im this country. Seew at her tomrial parlors Waterville, Maine, she sai “fam @ my mever wake again. t took. Tam now able te do my work and have gained -five pounds in weight. I cannot say emough ‘The singular thirz is city gare Mra. Wen and ner cures me fe diseases bam a orate the blood, stre vp a healthy Tt ts pa keep It for $1. SW. cfalist im curing or by letter. EVES RIGHT of which we treat is ing, but Intensely inter Here, because the matt: pot only highly entertain esting to all mien who wear PANTS,VESTS, GOATS AND OVERGOATS. fh that you must DROP heavier habiliments, and ‘ul NO as get-at-able as it «it Is @ matter of grave concern to the 3 Where to get the best returns for an be easily, definitely and satis- 3 and Dé t so ple used to = quest factory set if it's a > MADE ‘Ti THE P $7.59 A surT. ro TH MD f} uuu Tex Pea Cesr/Crormse Hovse, 927 Asp 929 Tra St. N. W., NeER MASSACHUSETTS AVE. STRICILY ONE PRIC Oprmevenings until solsuin SUWANNE SPRIN LUTELY The wonderful img druz stores: wirew Hanley, the en ~~ Sulphur Spring: ssiveness, has placed the healing wat ings free—absolutely fre restrictions. He pc a Drug Store, Mt. Hina, snot ‘ 40000000 00 OOVOO0O (Q) Lave, How Does Feu “feel a aruda take 3 ‘ QO00C0000 H¢ ROCKVILLE REJOICES At the Capture of the Much-Sought Horse Thieves. pondence of The Evi ROCKVILLE, Septemer 26, 189. Mr. C. C. Crawford of the firm of Crawford Brothers, Baltimore, farm of Mr. Johnson Benson, near Neels- ville, this county, containing 170 acres of land, the price paid being $¥ per acre. It ig the intention of the purchaser to convert | the place into a first-class stock farm. Since the arrest of the parties at West Chester, Pa., purchased the emikertly man's reat popularity of worth, who stands easily the foremost tonsorial | at S Main street, | il and strong again now. two years my health has been so poor I could not ork, could not walk across the house, in fact. I got so feeble that the best doctors in this city sald if I wert to sleep oa my left side I would was filed for 4 and admitted Letters of adminis- vene’s Nervura blood and nerve to Louise TP. and thought I would try it, and wifn Thad | tuxen one bottle I was very much better. teken four bottles of this remarkable medicine and At has done me more Sood than any medicine I ever deceased, and trator of Jacob ntories of the wetive dece- miuistratrix Bowle Vinson left here te visit to the Columbian Exposition. BROOKLAND HALL ASSOCIATION. Some New Officers Electe ing Last Night The Brookland Hall and tion held a special meeting last fili offices which had becon resignations of Messrs. and Connolly, meeting to order, at a Mect- iterary Assocta- vacant by the Mull called the and was clected tem- porary chairman, and Dr. Frank T. Howe temporary secretary. ins was by shares, a majority of the paid up stock being representod. The election resulted as follows: ‘or president, Dr. Frank T. Howe ‘The election of Mess: Hollidge and McCormick :aade two vacan- cies on the board of managers, and to these | Messrs. J. C. Noyes and Or. Penrod wer the secretary, to Washin, R. McCormick. MES. CV. WENTWORTH. t his removal would anes with the prompt perfor- oe ee cua ae ae oe | Mance of his duties, and he tender-d his ee ee ee oe Sek OS | eenntens wince narra eter cn oe Hull was elected to that position. | The election was harmonious, and it is be- lieved that the new board of officers will successfully continue the work so well per- | formed by its predecessors. was built in a year, is one the doctors In the orth up as incurable, saying wonders performed by this great and medicine there is uo doubt that they are preseribing and giving Dr. Greene's Nervura blood | temely for every disense. It certainly | © remedy ever | and physicians and druggists are It all over the country us the best of | be found in any suburban vas a'l medicines—tue eal remedy, im fact % en the ne "he hali,which the finest to to invig- | dedication cere es awl start | were notable in being ; tion of the liver, kidneys and bowels. Use this remedy now and it will make you strong and weil im fact pat yom Im perfect health again. ble and harmless and druggists It is the preseription and dis- covery of the famous phrsiciam, Dr. Greene of 3 14th street, New York, short time ago pated in by Bisho Keane, District Commissioner Ross and other distinguished people. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Stai LIFE ON THE STRIP. After a Week’ Growing Towns. The Cherokee strip has been settled a week and things are getting down to a business basis. Of the 200,000 people who | entered the land on the 16th over haif have 1¢ Has Nine je succesmful spe- I forms of nervous aud chronic dhe cam be consulted free, persoually The population of the new towns is now about: Pawnke, 1,000; Kirk, 3,000; Kildare, a 5 ; Pond Creek, 1,000; Perry, Alva, |1,000;° Woodwacd, Perry is destined to be the leading town of the strip, and the governor has issued his proclamation declaring it to be a city of the first clas: ‘Three more dead bodies have been found erry, two of them indicating mur- COMING AMUSEMENTS. !monico’s ut Six new comedy, “Delmonico’s magnetism. judsment and SUIT OF GLOTHES NS UPOS PALL AND WIN. “TOPS OF THE Por" ALITY AND. ASTED ROX CUTAWAY SACK €04° —The popular Ger- MAKE. SING to his repertoir: yerman Soldier, You Don't Know, ‘As Long as the Sum Will Shine,” “Old Companions,” added to the specialties of May Templeton, the musical Earls, Master Rob- by Reilly, Clayton Frye and Wiley Hamil- ton, will tend to make a highly enjoyable musical program. French Folly PUNISHMENT FIT THE CRIME, ‘RICE To SUIT THE TIMES. 10 $.00 FALL OVERGOATS, ALL WOOL, MELTONS AND KERSEYS, FROM $5.98. MEN'S PANTALOONS, $1.50. $2, $2.50, $2.78. D-PIECE SUITS, WO-PIECE SUITS, tly all wool, double-breasted Jackets, (Sizes 4 to 14 Fears.) Company.—The attraction at Kernan’s Lyceum next week will be the celebrated French Folly This organization comprises best stars of the vaudeville profession. They will present an entirely new show, with handsome costumes, ery, new music am laughable burlett: some of the a strong oli Parisian Frolics, Mixed Drinks tertainment for an afternoon ‘The comedy work Murphy, the popu F. Leonard, Barney ¢ ley and John Fit: will be a grand che also the French Mirror novelty which has been much spoken’ of wherever it has been seen. pany, besides those alread: May’ Adams, Mauer and May Clinton and Alice Cook. will furnish pleasant en- or evening. is furnished by George Dutch comedian: John more, Charles Kel- . A special feature ns of thirty beautiful In the com- mentioned, are May Drew, Pauline Clark, Kittle Kursall, i E. ADLER’S I. T. James’ Disclaimer. A few days after my adventure in Chica- | s9.in which I carried out convictions which in the months in connection with prayer before God, an article appeared Saturdays until 11 pm, awannee Springs Water at follow-| home just at this. time with the gentlemen owning that home, and who has known me for more than thirty I visited your correspondent, a gen- tleman summering in the mountains. When I informed him t tained just twenty-six ccs the cue of WAS glad it contained no more. ager boomin a ticle from the sources of it ppened to fall upon, for the press and gets paid ac ice and e-ispn rprising owner of Su- his characteristic the disposal of the these far-famed conditions, po is article con- Dy spepsta, ‘ Malaria, i ladder Diseases to the persevering drinke A man who If so, why 22d wud Pa. aye; Lith and G sts, - found thines in my life which he did not, that would not And it is also qui 1 he happened upon parties of 4 as his sources of information he might have got hold of some things not at all dis- not care for it. and would attention to It now, only I for the time in the city and would not wish to be thought by strani meet to be the man describ probable that The Census | k ids good | Rot call your allow skepticism, te dever you the extraordinary d Wife ani othart shot his blew out his own brains urred at the home of the co! religious differences and NTY YEAKo panes LEADERI! ourhs. Pleurisy, Rh ‘ism, Selaticay Lumbazo Back-\che, an’ all External Ailmeats removed quickly by BENSON’S which is the only PORO| that contains powertur an ingredients YET A’ IS PLASTER ave te buy unless ‘revent Preamonia. It does not cure ebronic ailments in a min- ute, nor does it create an electric ‘ystem nor will it eure by merely, reading the !abel, all such claims are made by DN'S is endorsed current in thes they claim im just at gerd Teauine. alway Yelle Lynching and the Law. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In your Saturday's issue Mr. F. P. Smith, after prating a good deal about what he terms “the noble life of the law” (refer- ring to the Roanoke riot), says “that it— the law—weuld have been cheaply purchas- €d though every man (meaning those who composed the mob) who had raised a hand against the negro had fallen.” ‘Tisn’t that we care for Mr. F. P. Smith's estimate of men or his strike at the southern people, since the hand that he raised is the same that has carried the bloody shirt for thirty years and has found itself arrayed at all | times against a chivalrous people, who | tectic Who are beloved to be the | Dave nearest to their heart the protection ones who recently were enzaged in stealing horses in this section, our farmers are some- what relieved of apprehension on account of their stock, but the recent vecurrences will cause them to still keep a sharp look- out for others who may be in the business. It ts much regretted here that the thi will be tried In Pennsylvania for cr committed there, and that our people will not haye the pleasure of interviewin, If they were brought to the county it seems more than likely that the public expense of @ trial would be small. In the orphan’s court today the Thomas W. Clagett, decease probate and record. The w Murphy, deceased, was fil to probate and record. tration on the personal estate of Elisha J. Hall, deceased, were grante Nesbitt and Catharine Waters and F: executors of Wm. Leonidas Ricketts, admini: Ricketts, deceased, filed mv estates of their 1 Sarah F. Maxwetl, of James S . Maxwell, deceased, was ordered to distribute the assets in her hands amonx the creditors of said deceased, according to the audit ratified and con‘irmed by the of their women and the sanctity of homes! No; we only care for that much of Mr. F. P. Smith's fling as will give us an oppor- nity to refer to what he pathetically calls he nobie life of the law.” It is of late patent to every man who reads and remem- bers, to every woman who has a wrong to right, to every plaintiff who has had a trial and experiences, that appealing to the law would be a people's last resort. It is also patent to an observer that more innocent people suffer and more criminals escape through technicalities and blundering of the law than can be chargeable to any or- ganized mob of good citizens! Prating about the nobility of many of our present laws—let us clte a case or two: Miss Pol- lard, who has just filed suit in your city against what she characterizes as her se- ducer, has been told that her case can't possibly come up in the courts sooner than two years. Would a noble life of a Jaw—think you—allow a poor woman who may have been deeply wronged to live between life and death for two such long years? Or should the defendant, if accused unrighteously, be forced to stand the shame and live under such a cloud for so long a time without a chance to vindicate his char- acter? Would a noble life of the law look complacently on while, by its decrees, erimi- nals are held chain-bound for months and in murderous cells, until the country, years, fatiing to learn whether they are guilty or no, have forgotten the circumstances, and @ folly instead of a lesson is left for a moral? Would a noble life of the law per- mit disappointed heirs to frustrate the earnest designs of many of our hallowed dead, or give opportunities to scheming rascals that they may snatch many a Iife saving from the rightful owner! No! And we say emphatically that the noble life of the law of today exists only in ghost form, and to every man or woman of moderate means who has a grievance, of whatever nature, we still further say, appeal to the law only as the dernier resort. As the courts are now governed, the poor have not the means of going to law (the privilege being too costly), and hence they have to live on and suffer and let their difficulties settle in forgetfulness. The lynching in the south, when fully explained to the people of the north, will be set down as a neces- sary evil, made so by the rather ignoble life of the law, and it is a matter of no con- sequence to the people of Roanoke whether a flaunting traducer adjudges them saints or anarchists. Let the laws of the land be so plainly written that they shall mean that retributive justice shall follow at once, and let them be so simple and the courts so ar- ranged that the poor with a $5 grievance can have its case pleaded for a mere nomi- nal fee, and when done lynching will not only disappear from the day's records, but there will be a universal law-abiding and lberty-loving people, and fewer women ravishers and highwaymen to disturb the peace of the country. The fault, we think, is in an ineffective law. J.S.N. — The Proposed Statue of Baird. You make the statement in your Issue of Saturday that “Washington is proud of and grateful for its military statues,” and express the wish “that there could be some way provided for securing as adornments for some of the spaces of the city statues of great civil leaders to round out the his- | tory told by the city’s memorials.” in furtherance of that wish you can establish a claim to the prospective gratitude of the y by urging the passage of a bill offered | in Congress several years since providing for the erection of a statue to that disting- uished scientist and noble gentleman, Spen- cer F. Baird, who though he “labored fa: mankind with the world for a workshop,” Was yet ever ready to co-operate with our citizeus in every movement for the city's beauty and advancement. To him we ow: the first practical experiments and exhi- bition of the system of electric lighting, to him the revival of the free scientific lec tures, to him indeed more than to any other the United States National Museum, whose splendid exhibits, with those of the fsh commission (created by him), are now ellcit- ing the admiration of the world at the Co- lumbian expesition. ‘foo broad and noble to be either partisan, sectarian or sectional, Congress woul! honor itself in placing in at Albaugh’s on | fan Monday evening’ next, has been success in Louisville and ¢ Jansen is: everywhere recoguized as a com- edienne of high talents, which she supple- ments with her potent charm of personal has been se- lected under the guidance of experienced ard reputable preparations have been made for a lustrous erformance. 5 ompany is Miss May Merrick of who ts one of the finest look- n the stage. “A German Soldier. man dialect comedian and sweet singer, Mr. James A. Reilly, who will appear at Harris’ Theater next week in Soldier” has added the following new songs “Remember You Vas a ‘T Love Mein Faderland,” “Little Baby True,” e beautiful Smithson- Park a companion statue tu that of the honored Henry and thus help to perpetuate two “of the great immortal names that were not born to die.” VERITY. ishops. Rev. Edward J. Dunn, pastor of the Church of All Saints, Chicago, has been ap- pointed bishop of Dallas, Texas, and the Rev. Paul Stanislaus La Rocque, pastor of St. Hyacinth’s Cathedral, St.‘ Hyanth’s, Canada, has been appointed bishop of Sher- brooke, Canada. Let There Be Light on packing house methods of lard rendering, and there will be less lard used. Many people realize that it is impossible now-a-days to procure old-fashioned leaf lard. They demand something better than the modern stock-yards product. Ue COTT,OLENE x ££ & The New Vegetable Shortening fully supplies that demand. It is clean, delicate, healthful and eco- nomical. Ask your grocer for the genuine COTTOLENE. Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS, CONSUMPTION SUPELY CURED. - To the Eaitor—Please inform your readers that I S | have a positive remedy for the above named disease. | By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me thete express and post office address, 1. A. SLOCUM, ‘Read This ABOUT YOUR TEETH. * ; idge work in dentistry is dl when there are but few not enough for « plate, the looks of the mouth \Z uncomfortable. Tits. is of the finest und most delicate branche entistry. One of ot specialty of crown and bridge work, and bis work has always been classed with that of the best specialists in America. No charge "for consultation. Courteous Elezant parlors. . "Pation PH + Got Fillings in proportion. Gold . $7.50. Very Best Teeth, $8, WS: Dental Ass’n, 401 Tm St ys CHARLES ST., BalsMfORE. ABOVE ALL OTHERS, EDUCATIONAL. Golden’ Medical Dis: $5 aflonth for Treating Diseases of | EDUCATIONAL. AN WASHINGTON, ‘You'll be willing to believe if you think of the to you, On trial— that’s what it amounts to. In any case where it fails to Denefit or cure, your Teturned. With Thy" doubtfll or ordinary medicine, this couldn't be done. done, except with the disease caused by a liver or impure bl will certain; ; the worst forms of Se COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERZ/TY. WaSHINGTON, D. C. harper the Nose and Throat. way it’s Owing to the extreme prevalence in Washington of diseases of the nose the numerous complaints being made by people to 18 months by pretended specialists without cured, the faculty of THE LONDON MEDICAL And tt isn’t been treated from 2 DISPENSARY bave im order to introduce the English method of curing the above dle- eases, tc treat tober 1 at $5 A MONTH until ‘The methods of Drs. IS Co WELLING THE PREPAKATORY SCHOOL, 1335 HF street el ten oe pong gives || LLD., President. | EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, all patients with such troubles applying on or before Oe- the Naval and Ai for business. A corps ‘ors. Building open far iuapection Pregent daily. to answer Pata WUSTAGLE PD King and Deitrich are those of honorable and safe “family physicians," who are always glad to learn the history of a chronic case of whatever description. A common experience of the affiicted is as follows: Superficial examination; half-hearted King and Deitrich will give you a specially minute and full exam- inatioa; plainly talk over your case with you, and go to work earnestly and con- scientiously to cure you. ‘This Institution has been wonderfully successful in the treatment of Chronte Rheumatism, Scrofula, Anaemia, Constipation, Bright's Disease, Cystitis, Ca- Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Face Blemixhes, Vertigo, Headache, Chorea, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Sciatica, Neuralgia, &c. CONSULTATION IN ENGLISH OR GEEMAN. Office hours, 9 to 11:30. m., 2:30 tod p.m, ——$ London Medical Dispensary, Drs. MITCHELL, KING AND DEITRICH. at any price, is really as the good you gee It's more than mere relicf—it’s a pt es ith Dr. $500 reward for any incurable case ‘lscouraging resulta, fou pay only for THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. of this department will Septomber Ik, at 9 o'clock i of the University. ‘of study have been extended, tes increased aud ‘The College 48 open to students she Titegloteae te wsistrar Hit th ‘The exercises mah ben ure His courses tarrh, Asthma, Lvoratory faci EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHING nd 7teS p.m. Sundays, 9to 11am Banjo Instrac . WELLING, LL.D., President. te International Law, IARLAN, LL.D... Protea fue Hou. JOHN M. CAssociate Suatice of the ‘Rapreme’ Oosrt raftedt Staten) Professor of the ‘Constitutional Ji the United States, af the Law of MR, S. M. FABIAN, THE EME NT PLANIST, in “the hither “art of address WM. ud 13:1u Srneer Norrnwesr. EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. DROOP'S MUSIC’ STOLE, EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL, OF LAW. ICHARDS, 8. J., the University. LL. D., Qustice Supreme Court of the United States), Lecturer on Admiralt: HON. WILLE (Chief Justice United States Court Lecturer on Statutory Lave. HON, MARTI (Associate Justice, Court of trict of Colu Dean of the Faculty, and Lecturer on Constitu- tional and International Law, Comparative Juris- prodence-ani Baits dur MISS SCHMITT LN: friends that she RMS THER PATRONS AND resume work this year; Kindergarten primary, German, French and seu; particulars WALTER 8. COX,” LLD., Supreme Court of ‘the Dis trict of Columbia.) Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Prop- erty, of Contracts and of Crimes Ft cmeapore. The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY. Lis... fine Assdstant attorocy General of the U8), 2 Juriaprudenc Common Law w of Evidence. on. DAVID J. BREWER, LLD., Suvreme ‘Court ‘of Vnited States,) the Law of Co PRIVAE LESSONS IN SHORTHAND A. glish by experienced teacher; quick and thorough Kk; will visit homes if desired. Addre MacaRTHUR, LL. D. ice of the Supreme Court of the District | HON, RICHARD H. ALVEY, Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals of the Dis- LECTURER ON CON JAMES SCHOUL Lecturer on constitutional | LECTURER oN ©. Will resume instruction On the vioiln, On the 2 of Ve ‘and Administrative Law and Ww in Jobns Hopkins ROPERTY. DOMES: TIC RELATIONS. “WITLS AND ADMINISTRA TIO: HON, WILLIAM B the Washington Bar.) LECTURER ON PRACTICE. AND JURISDICTION OF THE FEDERAL COURTS, HON. CLAUGHTON. LL. D., ‘ashinzton Bar, 1226 15th wt. (near : , AM.. LLM. Ray AME boa Some time Agsistant Attorney of the District of jethods of Justruction those tested dur- VE yeurs of earnest work; many les: red C sehool within reach of i E circulars apply (4 to 6 p.m.) Miss AUDIA STUAIT, “Prinetpa , AL COLLEGE OF PHARMAC' O+ will begin on Monday, ‘The introdactory xd: FM. Criswell, Phar. D.. and all interested are entrance will be held Lecturer on the History of Law. ‘The Hon. AUGUSTUS S. WORTHINGTO: (Some time District Attorvey of the United States,) Lecturer on Legal Bibliography and the Use of ‘Authorities in Court. ATTINGLY, Esa. Sous prepared at ILSON, LL. D., Estate and the Law INGTON, LL. D. Personal, Property, Sezotinbles Paper, Lecturer on the Law o of Es JOSEPH J. Dai Lecturer on the Law | | WILLIAM F. INSTRUCTOR OF THE, FESSOR OF COMMON LAW PLE. FQuiry, JUnt ENCE, MERCIAL LAW AND THE LAW OF ‘TORTS. cat R. ROSS ig pee us rey OSA: athe REV. RENE HOLAIND, 8. J., A. LAMBERT, 4. Mf, Gome thue ited State The fiom. AND LL.D. Criminal Law, ©. BRADLEY, Cmsoclate Justice of the Supreme Court of the BI FESSOR OF THE LAW SONAL PROPERTY, CONTRA: ABLE INSTRUMENTS AND COR- He SAMUEL F. Late Solicitor General of ‘th DF REAL AND PER. trict cf Colmsnbla,) Lecturer on Criminal Law and on ‘Criminal Plead. JOHNSON. LLM, Wasbingtow Bar.) techetics aud of Common Law Practice, ‘The exercises of the Law fn the Law Lerture Hall lege, between from % t of junior assistants will ad dress the secretary at the colleg a Hi. BE. KALUSOWSKI, Seer MISS AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTON VERMONT AVE. > PIANO AND HARMON DR. JOHN P. CAULFIELD WI sony October 1 at bis residenc J. COLBERT, A.M. ra. TALLMADGE A. and HENRY SAMUEL M_ YEATMAN. A. M.. nual session of the School day, October 4, 1883, at nit PARTNERSHIP AND CORPORATIONS. (Of Virginia.) N THE LAW OF CRIMES. F. ROGERS, LL. The twenty-fourth the "University. of Law opens on W ‘hoo ullding, the’ introductory lecture will be LECTURER 0: LECTURER ON PATENT. T. (Of the “Washington ‘Ths AND JUDGE OF THE turning trem will’ resume all his Lecture Courses. ive Lectare Courses of other poofussors will be et: Prof. WM. G_JOHNSO: OF HOWARD ‘ssiou of 1503-4 Versity clintes for te Surgteal every Saturday by Prof. X. F. Graham. all others interested In legal educa: | LECTURER ON invited to be present. selected Mbrary will be ‘open at during ‘the term, alumnt, aud the facul hig {o'amodnce ‘at net mg pence ie aie | sauce iain Sas run So Fp to infra or the ensuing term their names before the open- tion are cordially ledical every Sunday by Prof. Jno. E. Bract CLAUGHTON and EEGENE CARUSL esq., Judges fuate Departn of the Court of t, that by hits catechetical ‘aie the teachings of both lectures and text pressed upon the memories of the as for the use of st fy are gratitied Improved faetlitios b theoreticat st books may be i 1 National University will | 1892, in the new | be: 3th st. between H and Obstetrical, for seniors, bby Dally dispensary clinics Uy Prof. jadass and ‘Thursdays, by Dr. Prof, C. B. Purvis. Y, ly of the law college building, and Dr. Erucot F, Minor surgers, Tu Faward A. Bulloch, Histological aud bacterlological demonstrat three tues a week by K iso, for the registeatto “te For catalogues. giving description of the Lecture addres JANG. LL.D., President. IENTIFIC SCHOOL, This schoo! will open at 6 o'clock p.m, OCTORER ccurses of instraction in the following sub- i Analytical Chemistry, ical Fngtprering, Mit « Analysis, Meteorul- Economies, Architec- nical Drawing, En- ‘The exercises will hecin at 7 o'elesk will cousist of announcements of the © | Eindies and the organization of the several those tntending to study | The schoo! is supplied with an excellent Whenrs "and reading room for the / me d to the method of | tion, enrolment, [themselves with the | are requested to enro Courses iu all Departizent JAMES C) WELL jing nicht, ‘and’ thus avoid ‘the delay Ineldent to | that occasion, Circulars giving course of st Alumni of the schoo! Jaw, and the padi ICAL | CULTURE. Baltinore will t Beulah Gilbert ington two days in dress 300 N. Greens SCHOCL AND KINDERGARTEN, from four to sixteen years 0 Drauehes and Latin. street northwest, and John Iyrne NCISES commence Coraloenes ean he bed at n.w.: Morrinon’s, and. Laboratory ‘street northwest, letter to the & ¢ ‘Thompson's drug ‘store, gr 08 application persouatly or iy Lowdermilk & Co.'s, 1424 F 1926 F xt. n.w.; Byrne & Co., 1822 F st. 0.3, oF on application to the sect aos Bae A 4 ehctace ptm Halle texente Base gcelock ‘aim. te 4 oink pin. dally except Re day) at bis office. 610 tath st ‘college building from 4:30 o'clock to 5: urpeme cof eta ENE D. CARt eralogy, Geology aud Bio Sal and Tepogray MISS DAISY” BARI meet in the evening amd are open to both ‘Terms moderate. yf uormal” department nes for training of teachers pove or to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, n.w., and at the ‘attoual Kinder 10th st. n.w., Washinzton, BUSINESS SCIIGOL—E Bight practical studies. ng men need to qualify for bus- tness or positions in the civil service. RHE: M,C. A. BUSINESS SCHOOL, 1400 Sew York av. arte te DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY. —Miustrated lee- farteu Institute, teres. | Extensive Labscatories. “Qualitative smd uantitative Analysis. Assaylag, Prot. ARLES E. MUNROE, §, B. DEPARTMENT OF DRAWING.—Prechan, Tojographie and Architectural, Drawing . MARRY KING. ATION. —Algehra, Geometry, Cal- Prof. “HL SELECT SCHOOL, NTARY AND TIGH SCHOOL I Dbogins “ita eleventh P.m.. for the 8 selS-2W VENING SESSIONS OD MRS, GRACE A. SOPRANO AND Voice culturist. Couservators "terms to classes, ‘ow at home to pupils and inguirers. 1 | | | dance of experionced, | _ a aici Soa Sekai THE MISSES TIFFEY Title boss wid troop reaidenee, 1436 CORCURAS _formation apply for etre . SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND ANOS. at their | ‘or further Ine lent, until prepared for col Fanrollment September 25. For particulars call at the office, ¥, Trizonometes, UE, SR ITT ST, Will aeopen its classes October 2, 1893. Ch lars on application. pecially arranged for school is thoroughly equipped with everr a chemical and red to the needs and eapac- t books are furnished free. ‘her of pluvo, organ and harmony, For terms apply at residen 6th st. nw, COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 63 La. th and 72h wty. n. RNER, E. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAT. and 5 om the Listery of pinlewaphy. Pret. cs om. the iste . LEE Davis Lobe: Phe Ds DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES — French Inngtase and tera fom expecially, aay a students. Prof. LEE DAVIS LODGE, Pk. D. This venr an réditio the SPANISH 1; |. M. RAMSEY. DEPARTMENT OF in the German langong: BeIS-00 to Ke30 Lwtriction Is adapt MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI- versity.—45th session begins October 2. teulars apply to the Dean. G. L. MAGRUDER, M. D., 815 Vt. ave, ts Catalogues sent Twenty-third y ih year in this city und fifter Fastman College. Six thorough and practical courses: Tusiness, English, accountancy, GED gercice, ahorthand and typewriting. phonograi ration for the of jorthand ictations the, phonograph: Thorough coarse im the ice Lours from 10 a.m. to 12 m. W. SIDWELL. INARY, 1540 17TH ST. ol opens October 2. Intermediate and Advanced Department progressive methods: corps of competent teachers. Languages, Elocution, Needle Work, Mr. ‘and Mra. G. 'T. SMALTATOO! I course of instruction tm Boarding and Day Sch wage aud literature ts given by complete course, $15. | Competent readers and SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE143% Prof. PAUL E. VOINOT. P> ra Graduates of rare excellence conversation and exten- Sive readings in modern’ and classic Germa cluding science and SCHOENFELD, Ph. pert and distinguished success; moderate price sud guished 6a rate pric MISS BALCH’S CIVI Business College, 1207 10th n.w, successfully for’ civil service, departmental aud . SERVICE INSTITUTE AND 1. LIFE 1804 sHITE! MADAME A. PELE (PROM PARIS), FRENGM __ ‘Ten years of succensfal erte-Se* Tilo pane GEORGE DRADCEIC 3. 1st me OUT OF WA-HINGTIO Near Alexandria, Va. 1. M. BLACKPORD, M.A, Principal. equipment. 4 wtogtslowues sent on application, RANDOLMIE MACON ACADEAM -d a@van 4 EW WINDSOK COLLBUE, ire sed ae Sa is : PENNINGTON SEMINARY. Gur catalogue ts uli of the very cere baat = rn DRESS CUTTING-FRENGI SYSTEM 4 ‘day and cveuing at 1250 G st, Nie Ne chaos, Private instruction. it to mensure, C. WEIBN MRS. C. A. BIDDLE, MopE 106 E sr. Has returned to the ety, do all drees aud clowk i To INPORM MY FRIENDS AND Cbs tomers that T am prepared tw do at By rooms, 1327 F wt. aw: dresses _ $3 and upward, Mise 1 DSH. -at* MME. LOPFLER PERS, FORMERLY OF RH. Storms de Co., ‘Horton, will resume busipess for the season at 725 Ith wt. nw: dresses made tm latest styles at modermte terms. ee23-im® MISS EAGAN,PORMERLY OF 1316 P&T. ‘iil resuine ‘aetvess October 1 Kt uw having spent the samuur in bers | ad oie — Lames CAMA 198 G ST. X.W. ss ‘ ; = \ me. omengest.) Work done at oS eee Fs FINE WHITE AND BLACK DONE UP ‘first-class Partslam yes apd mtin dresses. acer and lace curtatws peices reer Call ot MME bs Imont, old stand, TIS 11th st. nw. SEALSKIN GAKMENTS ALTERED. felined. Fur work Misses CUNNINGHAM, 1308 Ath st ow. ANTON AND CAROLINE cH SLSRI LS nee CLEANING ay \G of or or ‘or ornamental And articles of wear. ewe: 3 PIANOS AND ORGANS. Want A Piano? THEN BUY THE BEST! We're Sole West ington Agents for these instrumenta:— All sold on easy terme See them. Sanders & Stayman, ‘004 FST. WASHING’ a _sel1-lmo 138. CHAELES 8T., BALTIMORE, RELMABLE PIANOS AT REASONABLE at 100 G st. G. H KUHN'S MUSIC, ‘eo Krakauer Pianos and other are sold.” Satisfaction guaranteed. Fine and repeiring. ae. : DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH. «Embracing eric, Philology, Enclish and American Literature, ‘Logie, Modern History, Civil Goverument, Dissertatious, Debates, Essays. Prof. 8. M. SHUTE, D.D. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.—Com- including Build! Land Sarveving, roads, Canais, Rivers and Harbors, Tunnels, Ma- Wooden, Iron "3 ing Plant, Specifications aud Contracts; City Extensive Designing; Out-deor Practice Prot. FRANCIS RB, census éxumiuations, Stenography taught. sett WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1 10th nw. Twenty-fourth rear, Plame “ore ‘fu . ‘Free advantages to pupils. 0. B. BULLARD. Director.» seB-Lm* MISS CARRIE V. KIDWELT. DIPLOM. uate Lamperti method of vocal art. 002 Mf s:. CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Na- i¢ Republic bntiding. corner 7th Day and nizht sessions began Practical English, shorthand and Spencerlan rapid writing: mechani- hitectural drawing. Corps of ten teachers. Location central. PIANOS AND ORGANS 1 tional Bank of th | Pray ORGANS 1488 N ST. THE MISSES KER FOR YOUNG AND LITTLE CHILDIEN. __Fall term beging September 28, J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER, TEACE cially’ attentive to beginners as well as to _advanced. G11 I ‘OLNEY INSTITUTE, ned cious, brilliag class’ room. & rvices of ‘Terms moderate, ton with cheap schools. toads and Ra‘i mt mo compell- "0 every business day and night. Tele- med. every iess day and nizt THE BERLITZ, SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw, Branches tn all American’ and European Principal cittes. degins Rnd inspection Fava, Sr €. E, Am. Sor ARCHITECT Advanced Drawing, ctive and Shadows, the Orders of Architecture, the Renaissance iu Architecture. Prof. FRANCIS BR FAVA, Je. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELACTRICAL TN in General Physics, Theory and Coustruction of Electric Lighting, of actual work. Write or call for new annnal annorncement. Mrs. SARA A. SP aso7 1 Myer‘ “Board CF Principat and proprietor. iz Ladies and Little. OCTOBER 4, MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY, MISS LAURA LEE DORSEY, Principals. ~“GoNzZAGA COLLEGE, a. Materials, No. 19 Ist. nw. the medical depart versity nod the Freediuen's 2. For circular address nent of How: MARTYN COLLEGE OF ORATORY, Under the direction of the Fathers of the Society nest College of Oratory 1b Dynamo-Electric ced Thoory ¢ AND BUSINESS COURSES OF STUDIES. Enclish, French, German, Latin, Greok, 8 . Stenography and Typewriting are ‘incloded tn the cours In the business departm: 1 French Kindergarten. Boarding pupils limited. : ‘ rT Hon. EB. B. Hay, Fa WOLFE, Jr, Phe D. LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY, sor FE. Charles F. De Mott, Prin. ind, typewriting, neg: Construction of Electric Shops and Plants, Me- chanical nzinecring,, Municipal Probleme ef the inecr, Extensive Course NCIS K. FAVA, Jr. x DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY.— Descriptive and Determinative Mineral retiral and practical Prof. GEORGE ugh inetraction, NX DRAMATIC CULTURE, ive retouching. pho: CONDENSED “COURSES for Send for “Souvenir Circular. SEMINARY COURSE Relles-Lettres, Literature, Shakes nt special attention Is Catalogue ready. paid to the prenarition of students for the civil service examinations. voice culture and the note chain tem for reading music at sight. charge of vocal <tndents are prenared ent and setentifie de- feorgetown University. For further particulars apply te GILLESPIE, S. 3. ELOCUTION AND ACT: E, assisted by Wm, department at Mt. Especial attention given to St. John’s College, Lalwcatery and ERUILL, Vn. Dy Washington, D.C. ig classes a specialty. Address STU: Rt building. Cali 10 a.m. to 5 p.in, Wednesdays on and afier Sept. “t MRS. Z. D, BUCHER, ANCE AND EOONOMICS. rinciples of Publ Rance, Political Economy. Prof. a. F. CRAVEN, 1427 Vocal culture THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE for catulogue, ROP. ARNOLD W. Will resume ‘Tessons In vocal 9 Address) METZEROTE'S 1885 1S wt nw MP. VERNON SEMINARY, M and 11th sts., SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA- DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Thoroughly modern ani Miss E.R. SMITH WILT. RESUME HOURLY teaching in schools and families, Bb, for farther Information a For fartirot. CHARLES OF, LEIPSIC GRAD- Dean of the’ Faculty, French st. nw, MR. PUTNAM'S Loys ty located at 142i Q for colleges aud technical Best of references Will open October 16, 1893, at 609 TI st. nw. “HOOL FOR YOUNG DUATE STUDIES Comprises Locture Courses leading to tt A.M. Ph, D., in Buzlish, Gieck, Latia, ind Germat, i, Mathetuation, Stat fes, Soler Physics, Theoretic enemy, Autre. nintiy, Mineral Cbetaixtsy, For particulars and catalogue address W. I. HEISER, M. D., Secretary, 728 Sth st. me. W seoals and for bust Mathematical Pays: BOARDING AND DAY hy Bio-Chemistry, ° Comparative, Anatomy, Anthropology. Speculative Phijscoply and the Philosophy of History. ourses leading to the degrees of id Electrical I ©. WELLING, LL.D., President. COLUMTIAN UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL DEPARTM DENTAL DEPARTMENT. Both departments MATHEMATICS AND EN Annapoils, West ervice examinations. A. SPRINGER, 315 Spruce st., Le Drott 1 MR, HENRY XANDI Progressive tn methods Also Lecture instruction In nit has hitherto heen is equipped with every comfort of itt puplls, enger elevator and per PIANO AND THEORY OF Musto. S07 11th street nortlwess. ching resumed October 2, Hers on and after September 25 careful training and a For ‘copies, of scotia JAMES Corner ith street and steam heat, pass (WI receive from 11 to 12 o'clock only.) < LESSONS BY M1 for Young ladies aud Lt Vantages in literature, ausi n opens OCTORER 3. 189%. Year books furnished on application. Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, non Monday, October at S p.m., in the college building, 1325 M st. mw. addresses by Prof’ J. ord "Tbomp: year begins Sept. 27, 1803. For tufortiation address. Us Kh Praxos PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND Pj AN, juting sae make. bat pe PROFESSIO’ = a CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOGISTS ives names apd lucky dates; fells how to retain hushand or lover: advice o@ Tove, hosiness or health. for x short thioe; a talie man to all consulting ber. 618 EB a.w., Room @& cobawe PROF. JoUNSON A Teader: was sworn ite 3 of ite separated: causes & ery doctors of Chl | Frat mete Ii pam ‘Price, 50 OT th Owe 10-120 MME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED Mich and German wetradogtet tm the ny. Ail events of life. Oftice hours, 9 a.m. wo 0) Randy 5 pom. 1508 140 et. ow =z MASSAGF. CORKINE LOWE, hod § te 12 a.m. 2 te 5 p.m. at residence of patients. in, has retnrned. and would be her friends and patrons. 408 ttings dally, 1 to 9 ACADEMY OF 312 MASS. AVE., LADIES AND CHILDRI W2ll reopen September 11; every facility te of- fered for a thorough course tn the primary end | academe departinent; also in mus special attention paid to phy The regular lectures begin at 5:20 p.m. daily and coutinge seven months. Ane Chemical Laboratory, new Histological |W. wenrates! a Sitee | }OMPSON'S MARRAGE, ELRCTRICAL ‘a Minor | MME. TH ‘ —— : imported mantkias, ‘and bath institute: expertenced ending Rags have been receutly ited with | elevator. |Site. RROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIA'S ACADEMY, ladies and chitdren, will . 4. This well-known, advantage for acquiring a. thorough I IVY INSTITUTE BI The vid, Well kuown, successful and relia cational institution | eademy will be admitted faney work, eben ovided. The Dental Inti adern appliances. Am fo the classes In mu; justrumental. tion, “phonograp Instruction i N THURSDAY, td Day School for Second session pt Mr. and Mrs. B, TEMBER 2s, at Select , Classical For clreulats and toformatton appt } Young Men } Pre success 1p life. Dean, 1315 Mass. avg. u.w., Washington, D. ©. Telephone SS. Office hours: 9 to 10 a.m, 4 to 5 p.m. SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY, . ‘open Wedienday jool session, whi ly ittstalinents versities and. xc United States Military and for ‘business. Special tween 8 and schools; for the Send for announcement. aval Academies and A full course ja | address CHAS. CHER WITIL erature and English brave! get as visiting NCE, Star office. | not hope for st werness. Address CONST: fe better coperien! of young wen and Women fo in law buliding.ea2tooel 2 STUDENT OF ‘oantzed at home, $n counting: 8 and in all, branches of business, us are not dependent’ upon MES. MANN’! DOL, Kindergarten Normal jerinnd place (or O st. ‘Will begin fall and winter sessions Gcto- 1848. “Conch at vooa. NORWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES— Select “and ‘iintted.seboat; Beautiful location, cor. 14th and Mass. ave, | for 32-page ilustruted guarantee of W ness. containing names ‘of wore than 250 position fer In Training School, 1915 Bui riot work of our hearty support of looking for a school of hich trne,whe * your daughter will he as safe as at graduates end the cheerful ani iss_Halstead’s privat ober 2 at 14Z9° 20th pl on the 29th and 30th of September 1 o'clock, or prior to that time at S024 Q st. ol will be open cor. of P st. nw. | e school ‘rouse ia datest, tmproementa Teovwus “open every’ day mation address i er H. DURING. AM. es Resident Princinal. MRS. 1. 0. TALBOTT'S PRENCI! AND ENGL ¢ girls will ‘reopen October 4 at MacaRTHUR, i SCHOOL.CHAS. W.FIS Mead Master, 1738 I st. n.w., young men for West Point colleges and for business. Will open September For full information ‘AGES. MATHEMATICS, studies, yy an ey {heed educator, B. . of Jobas Hopkins: A. F. CRAVEN, Columbian Univ. JOSEPH 8. THOMAS, Baritone. selStw* or address as one juure from Dupont Cu * and all: Amerien perlenced instructors. SELECT FRENCH KINDERGARTEN. ALSO CLASS. leavous.. Terma reasonable. 1 EIHREUL, frow Varia, 81 COLLEGE, FOR DAY STUDENTS ON- Ty; studies resumed Se BHOTHER FaBRICIAN, FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUCRE_ PROF and private Gaston Rivot from Paris. Te Lak MIS® BALCH, 1207 10TH ST. N. W..WILL KE ‘open ber school for young ladies Octoiver 1. Is preparing for examinatious. to advance pupila. Referonces former patrons. 02-1 OR MAINA’S VOCAL SCHOOL, The only the Italian method of placing of the voice “WEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSIO: Elocution, Acting 919 Ht st. nw. of the celebrated ip Washington. Careful artistic finish. sei6-12¢* fal course for No trouble spa: J.B. WALTON. TED AND SEA SALT, Solent fie rmmmae Gendrys, Tr. 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