Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1894, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. — wees = — = = a = EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. RAILROADS, - HOOSIER POLITICS Beer run mya J nua. | The Columbian University, | 3st, Sst TCze(§ BOARDING AND DAY | i ecxigy Smeuute ImAMe July 21804 Mt ball ‘ = one Pan nee 2 ataUngr’ P teeneet HB hc eee et semana ig "| Both Sides Confident of Success in The Preparatory School opens. The Columbian College opens. ‘The Medical Senoel opens. rm Ee RNOLD WW MEYER LELPRLE GRADIT | Metlate, stations, and doumects at Lynch Wh ‘September 24 | PROP. ARNOLD W. MEYER, LBOPZIG GRADU. | the Norfolk and’ Westew ralltead Wovens ai | There Are I pe ete 1 Ate—Plano, theors, chological system of voice reg at Manassas for ‘Sprasyarg, daily, except Sun- jumernble Things That Indiana. cultare; cae vocal and Aireecions for 28 Contribute to Their Comfort, Their + Wash: | The Deatal School opens. Uetober 1 eons, ite! books, 83. 1901 Vt. ave. nw. 1:01 a.m, THE GR! ‘ a. oS | Phe Corcoran ‘se fie Schoo! “opens <Detaber 2 poor Pasa * Malle at EB GREAT SOUTHERN FAST | Happiness and Their Health. ad P aie e Taw Sch pen. Vet ri i oF Otic «dL New = Yor ud Washit De © MAPILDA MINKE. TRACT The School of Graduate Btadies opens. .Uetuber 4 i s via Charlotte and Co- “Women are naturally weaker than men aud wore ia to Savannah Jacksonville, waiting at BUT REPUBLICANS ARE EXUBERANT a A thorough course on the eye and the art of ~ si ~ a mt. They suffer and juire assistance. ‘aet| The Preparatory School, Acting spectactes utd eyegiimes. An independent | CMrlolte with Sleeper for Augusta, ‘wlvo carcies | Aesponde = rea > tis hs mod- | rough Pullman But New York to Mont- | Far too often this is not appreciated, but a ce fe ge too yah mo try eat | ESS Say dems tena edn | es tae tee shen, Cw: |mvertho meson. cae ms_to tal ae a va ca emics and for business. A corps of ten professors | St the end of thy course, Call on. oF addroa Aud ‘Greenvilies Miss, Et » Ae ee Ee Sak ER cae obs ws instructors. Building open for inspew setS-tm 128 A 2. E Pm. Daily for Orange and intermediate | "8%, the gentler tratts which entitle them to} They Will Have Five in the Dele- te," | Where to Attend School. stations and through train for Fromt Moyal aud | Consideration end Lindness. It stands to reason rots. except Sunday, that when women do not feet well, when thelr tion Si a 43 pm. —| INGTON AND SOUTHWEST. jon oure, UE, Ph... We iupart n thorough knowledge of the COM. | ERN VESSIBULED LIMALED, composed af Pail. | tfeMeth seems all gone and they are despondent, ga Drinelpa MERCIAL STUDIES at the cost of less time rnd | niin Vestibuled Sieepers ant Dining Cars, rans via | often discouraged, they need, indeed must have, as- ——>———— ma an ‘schoois, for ogre — their esti he Phong Augusta, Savannah, | sistance. This assistance can best be rendered in success in life (so they say) to the traini ey re- | Jacksonville a ‘ampa, carry! <! ~ ie | felved here, We made BREAD-WINNERS of them. | New York, to Tengg ey ou eg | The form of some gentle stimulant, which enables sta. Also operates . BYNUM AND MR. COOPER | We want you to Kuow us; write aud we will ‘eli | Pullman Sleeper New York to New “Oreste vie | them to regain their strength, preserve their] MR. BYNUM Fou al} about this LIVE SGHOUL. N.B.—We avsist | Atlanta and Montgomery, New York to Asheville | health, thetr beauty and their attractiveness. At | graduates to positions, “Tenth year opens Moadas, Salisbury, Washing! tember 3. Das and evening sessions. WOOD'S | jnchau, peasy MERCIAL COLLEGE, 211 East Capitol st. te ‘ou to Menipbis, vig Birm- | such times nothing can equal a medicinal whisky, 5s Sar and’ Dining “Caz Greeusboro” to Mont. and. Dut Pore Mate “te the only preparation | gpecat Correqpondcace of The Hvening far oa ; ae ew wnt 1 ever met this requirement. ‘There mae ; MR. PUTNAMS SCHOOL, 1426 Q ST. N.W., RE- ou at 9:10 a.m., daily, 4:30 | Women who realize this truth fully, and follow | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., October 14, 184 ‘opens September 17, 184. Prenaration fos unis 6:33 ‘p.m. ‘Sunday | carefully the path named. To versit ee a an ne oe fon Maa get | needs and always act upon such knowledge.” battles are completely fought out by both roel ag ego relly eer pode war trom Round Hill, and 6:8 aci., | ‘The above remarks were made by a bright and| parties, ‘There are never any stampedes or Wee pC TN aR a inday, from Herndon only. Prominent lady in New York society, and she! routs in hoosier politics. A party may be | Tie Tiasce Kerr’s School OO ae aenth arrive Washt voiced the sentiment of himireds of others who Den. | Manas rage and Lite Fee for fall con: 5 a. sas Division Recocdl have passed through similar experiences. ‘This ay ‘tes eas thes Was mean . x For Young Ladies and Little Children. Si40 a.m. dally fro go,” nw MOMAAT. O08 | creck medicinal whithy, which ts the eaty ano on aegreeyls aay cb Da just as can confi- io ‘ots adguitced. Fee | work | Fall term begins September 2. Tickets, ping (Car Teservations and informa- | the market that possesses the power named, can| ©M the next, and w Jaahorstory, _ design! seek | Gel to nove 488 Nate | ton furnished at offices. SIT aud, 1300 Peumsy be procured of any eputable druggist or grocer. | dence of success as if it had been victorious. ae Se r > pam. ‘ Mpceiecas Clieee TL Te ae ele Ceaas | nls: Eatires, Westiagieg Gey NNE™™ | De met be Sadecel to tone ene ote The only party that is ever dazed by a re- — sa ee eee a Geeenkliy te ae sate aaa an | Ye aan ee ee sult of a battle is the one that wins. It of- Trineipal as : oe sda taught. #e2-tr M TURK, Gen. Pass. Agt. - ii mplete 4 cotaus examinations Stenoaraphy taught #e2-tr | yg proyy Pigs Sig ae ten happens that the victory is £0 comp ~ ueamary, EY SCHOOL, 925 18TH sv... wits, | ————— ae | THE RERK LAVANCTIY, t Bw 3 U lal courses for toac ¥ Teo} mber 24. Pupils prepared for West TOF ARCHITECTUK ‘a Sept Tolat, Aunapolia, for ell ‘wolversitics and. eclem: M Le h that the winning party becomes dazed over ‘ANIA, RAILROAD. | e re . - ot 6th ane eosta: rs. ° PPC TD a teens white it is recovering from its be Vashi uae , {iB schools, for direct commissions in the army 180. me Wilderment the defeated party has laid Washington Seminary, ane aud navy and for the civil service. During the ANTA LIMITED.—Pullman OPENING OF HER its plans for a knock-out blow in return, to TN TTth st. Select bow week esi all branches, ist year twelve students have been snccesstully 8 Dining, Stoking and Obvser- he delbvéred at the ment alection. 1 CHEMISTRY. Bttea” tor ‘various vexamfaations, "Arrangements rs Harricburg to Chicago, Cluckmatl, In. A T PA I O S ielivered at the next election. ; MUNROE. PhD. way be made for penta lessons in alk branches, | dianapelis,” Ceviand aed “Toiede. Bumet’ Pacor 9 beth parties ate always confident of anc r # spurt A! A cK, B. 8., 0 rrisbu 2 - aa INGTOS BULTOS. Dee avto-tt Head Master, | (20:30 AUM. FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Parlor 002-604 13TH ST. N.W. cess, and were never more so than now. 5 Lecturer ‘on History. am y of Chimistry. | ~ EMERSON INSTITUTE, _ cag, | HabuEE te Petar tod Dining Cars Har: | MONDAY, TUEMDAY AND WEDNESDAY, | ‘The democrats are sure they will hold thelr Sanatory Gymnasium meaner u 4 SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL | "3°13 EAL CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Pe ete thence own, and that to them {s virtually a vic x a ane aa < * SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Sle = . <. tory, for they have about all now. State FoR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 612-616 12th st. O14 14: st, Franklin square. ing Cars Harrisburg so St. Louis ART EMBROIDERIES, CHINA AND FANCY A n Segal BW., opeus October 1. CLARA J. HORTON, Forty-third annual segaion under the presect prin- tle ana Chlenge. aaa ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. and county —— a ee of Co wr. Apply for circulars. sel-2m* = {inal deste. se Eg TE ERN EXPRESS.—Pallman Steep- ORIGINAL AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN gress are to elected. e congres- MME, TAYLOR, Salen Prigcotom: Ben or tes Uuiiel sterze Bites Ago, aud Hurrisburg to Clevela STAMPING AND PEN WORK. sional districts, only two of them are repub- Orem and val Academies, and for the best technologi- leazo. ~ SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman | A specialty made of Church Work (Catholic and lican, and they have majorities running up cal school mutation second ‘echool | : “ me ee eee ae ae etn ee HOO! | Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louls, and Sleep" | Episcopal), including Robes, Vestments of all! into the thousands, so the democrats do not u Car Harrisba “ineinnati. tains the names of bundreds disti: ished in ever 2 > p, EX PRE kinds, Altar Linens, Altar Cloths and Pleces, ete. y hav: Cala nen 7) ted AAC Paci ENS: —ruttman step. | in “Altar Linc Altar Gotha aod Piece. et. eypact, to gain in that direction. ‘They have Fos,ipulars, Sc, addrees, the princina a eae CULTURE. - BUXTON, oniy ppiani, late of Xf Cuemistry of 2 Canandaigua, Rochester and | tion. ocl3-3t tn there. To the republicans any meen- - AS. NG. d ains . To the repul any wil receive a limited number of | ““DEPiitment oF CIVIL ED ee fagura Falls daily, except Sunday. Ere of a gain will bon victory. ° eg ia ig FRENCH. :30 a.m. for Elinirt and Renovo, daily, except nick ok wesic 1429 20TH ST. — a Spilealn ak chee iomean Sunday. For Williamsport daily, 3:15 pam. D As I said, both parties are confident, bu Dapont “eire a if Full coarse. Spe Prot. A. GONARD, 7:10 p.m. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo the republican confiderce may be classed as aity bet KYMENT OF se22-1m* 1611 Marion st. Soving Cae ee Fegrt, Saturday, with being. ie — pl Rens! a LADIES wii ALP. "ESPUTA DALY. TEACHER OF © 40 p.m. for Erie, Canandaigua. i s air of confidence to fou Ong tis catete f tise reece | rege oO | Maire auto aie Sige tga fo ood | Ba dal. Siar Hate aeaeaee | Elegant Silver Ware. | police's suct that @ democrat ‘could FERPEVT DISCIPLINE and’ Oo a j Base af, ReMt Term’ beginw September | 18 | unday, wit 'Sievping car Wastinstoa to Elwin, : ne ee ee ee saptpaszy - ASSOCIATIONS. ARCHIT. Studio, 1118 New York ave. set3m Roturdars ‘ashington to Hoe hester. Also Queen Anne, Louis XIV, Empire styles tn = oer Kaos pce ele ro aes yg bas Prof. AMATE! . ry 4 very 7 Head” ee ae eer kee ee wr tom, Se ee ee : Gift Pieces and Combination Sets—Spoons, Forks, | run away with their discretion, and they re i = PIANO AND HARM New York duils, for Pitlads ciphin weet —_ t So Dinner, Tea and Dessert Services, have forgotten the lessons of the past. Assistant i ‘hand Drawing. oo ee oe a % . < ‘Foie department bas been cryaniged forthe traim- | Lat LESSONS ON THE JANKO-R ip (iiag, Gan. 9200. 9740 “dining aes . Those lessons ought to teach them that sue eepineerin MSD goth st RWoe and 11:35 pm. On 4 resp hate aici the earnest, the hard worker, the persistent. Full Wasiness co band drawi Lessons in Vocal and Listrumental Muste re-| 4c3¥ ius) ahi - ‘Talking or confidence, singly or combined, a Gan 5. amed October 1 = ete a tae SAML KIRK & SOM, do not win victories in the hoosier state. Frowok . Spelling, ” mn Sem an p.m. daily writ smmercial Igw, EDWARD HEIMENDAHL OF BALTI. It requires the closest and most compiete a nak 7 106 E. Baltimore st., hos SF cote nanan = toxton’ without change, 7:50 a.m. week days * organization. This is the opinion of thos hip. ail mes subjects, Diplomas Sgure in the French langnage an sal instruction Tuesdays and | apt’h Vong, Maths ation 2 ry ok ne erates. Sed lower, tee Y GEOLAT AND MNES ALOGY, it Senders € Stayman’s,” ao Fst. on | He Battie Ws Established 1817. Baltimore, Ma. | Who ee — past. NSTEFCTE BUSINESS . MERRILL, Ph. D., ~ pecreran SESE, “SEE Rs - 200 and 5 ~ " ee eee ca tepereeene N PRACTICE, WITH OR WITHOUT 2 ane Denes, Watciat ent -tewiicy 40 Oel 5 a aiuls af the Wiiaion boone are . evo ri ame” “SONS: THEO. INGALLS KING, highest gradu. od-Im | this state of affairs: he republicans have Geo. W.Lawrenrice, AN Full and sp ‘Geology and Mineral- the best of the argument, the most en- STUDIO. 100d oth uw. SHAKESPES ‘EEARTS z 1 HERMAN “SCHOENFELD, PERIENCED INSTR 7 =—_—e—— 2:00 sot 11:50 am, ana| OU Carpet state of mind of the people, brought about realize their| Indiana is the one state where political | defeated, but it is never dismayed. Whipped | thusiasm, the advantage of the disgruntled | 9 IN HOTEL CORRIDORS “Good United States people roll their eres in holy horror when they read about the free and easy manner in which dueling ts Precticed abroad,” said William A. Murchi. son of Stoux City at the Arlington Satur- day. “Just now they are in a tremor of indignation over the recent ukase of the Emperor of Russia, which was addressed to bis army and navy officers, and informed them that they must recoguize the neces- sity of fighting duels under certain eircum- stances. If these pious people were aware of how much real dueling occurs in the regular army, which protects the dixnity of the American flag they would begin to hold mass meetings. While our army is not as large as those of other countries, its | Young officers ere as quick and ready tw re {wn insult in the manner re teed by code as any continental wearer of ulets in existence. And they do it, too. rs like the Maney-Hedbere trase are, of course, uncommon, but any man Well informed in pers the army the life at the various posts knows that are many occasions when didierences between officers which are not settled util the approved number of paces are sured off and the wo principals in the jeulty take a shot or two at each is never any fatal result, but t ay army officers tt | who bear scars of w: . Hospital reports | a sometimes make am jokl-timer smile, when they read how Heu- enant this has a sprained or captain that had hurt his arm by a fall.” “The wonderful improvement in the culti- vation of oranges has attracted the atten- tion of the consumers of the delicious fruit as well as those who grow it,” said H.C. Reamis of Palatka, Fla, at Wormbley’s. “The novel orange, which has no seeds and of which such quantities are sent every- where from California, Is the result of ju- dicious culture, and in Flovida the flavor of many varieties has been admirably im- Proved by scientitic crossing. The young sroves that are coming into bearing in a commercial sense will produce, I believe, better oranges in every way, because their growers have had the advantage: of so | much experience on the part of others whose observations have been recorded, and the lessons they contain acted upon. Just now the orangemen of Florida are inter- exted over the reported discovery of an ever- bearing orange tree in one of the ham- mocks. It was growing wild, and green and ripe fruit and blossoms were declared to be growing on it when it was found in August. The fruit was said to be well flavored, regu- lar in size and shape, and with a thin skin. From the description of the fruit I am in- clined to believe it is a cross between the sweet orange and the sour wild orange of the hammocks, If the report ts true the discovery is of the utmost importance to Florida, as an ever-bearing orange tree would revolutionize the industry and make it many times more valuable.” | “Considerable interest is being felt in medical and legal circles in New York over the approaching trial of the woman who is jsaid to be the wife of the notorious Dr, Meyer, who ts now serving a life sentence for murdering Ludwig Brandt in order to et the insurance placed upon his 0 . Ange ‘ F puis hile th id Allen Cartright of New York at the A casas nell 7 ra he er ieee ‘ t . dail pt Sunday, Sundays, 9:00 a. by the depression of business, while the House fast night ery one re- Mepet liege mn language, literature, 3 pee co, Dt AY in dines fe Phased we, | (Department democrats have the better organization. | embers the. haiti iim nee A. L. SMITH, Supe : wea the 150“ Fourteenth st. aw. fouvilie ‘and. Tampa, 4:50 am." 3:40 pme daly, | ———— 18 one of the most complete and In fact, it cannot be said that the repub- | charged and the surprise that COLEMIEEY, COSSERY AT, : aaa aise caingag Richmond and wok eee tr. Richeend | ( -——— Bactive Bs the ote Suty, quality any ){licans gave an organization at all, in the | und guilty of murder and wo Pretecmee a a only, 10:57 a.m. week ‘avs beauty, se of the term. They have commit al punishment. The coming trial 5, eee = Accommodation for ico, 7:45 a.m. daily, ce of Weave as the points of ¢ | true sense of the term. They we ! Saipuicemn deeamee “yee ; eee Mt. Vernon Seminary, a 4:25 p.m. week dase prity dg can make your car- ¢ | tees and clubs,but the clubs and committees | “ill reawaken interest in the case, be wn AND € eparatery fud advanced), 1100-1104 M st. and 1124-1128 11th cal ses here and feel confident of being thoroughly pleased. Nothing better was ever offered you. Prices will soit, ‘The Houghton Co., ‘Geow Has, Dit | Boarding and day ‘school for young lai minauts, | Bittle children. ‘Thoroughly moderp avd progressive in method and spirit. Ps are depending largely upon democratic di affection, and mistake their own enth asm and confidence for a pelitical. upheaval ‘They are not organzied for close and thor jes and 45 a.m. 2:45, 6:19, 8:02 and 10:05 Washin, nd Colleglate departments. ly eanipped with every ap- ndria for 10, 10: buildings, per 1214 * st. nw. oo h work among the voters. On the oth tober.” Privat . : Se See Set ewes ot peas Toe YEN | hand, the democratic organization is the — 4 zi for further information centr, sh’in every part of the state, and reache A SR For further information apply to the prine! oug! every t : vir. rge J. Becker <7 -t Mrs. ELIZABETH J. 'SOM down even to school and road dist 5 Mr. Geo FA 2 a = . aesoes oe ART rm can be left f Put your They know just what they are doing and . icaias Sk plea el Chas 3 ed @ orders can be left, fe sth ¢ av ts of their work before them. : mr, 8 2 Bay 38 scat faith in nave the eran chit ork ere the t BLOMEN, Ph. Da DE ber 2. = tip é = x Be se INSTITUTE, 1827 FST. FOR Y | Tustrueta st. Senages? 4B WOOD, Stinemetz o stump, and the character of the speeches lex, Theory and Practice | Gen. Vass. Ast. Do not suppose that we are going to | made there would lead the shrewd political = ed Inborate : a | > pase fe sbserver to believe they are only made to study of musi a lang nlarged Laboratory ell] ee Saree : Pi dg ea rer ange el eng Berg they ; > Mise Virgioia 'S eel ‘Tuesdays and FB RE AND O1T0 RATER forty yenm ax a reliable fur home | Create a smoke to hide what they are really Miss Laura L invipats, okt IX RUSSIAN, on foe terme ee ; ta eect Sime selling cheap, inferior, unreliatle | accomplishing by their thorough and sy=- for the sake of competing | tematic work. Two years ago the repub- cheap stores. We are obliged to | licans were just as enthusiastic and conii- sted tnerey qite cholce furs or we | dent as they are now, but they were badly 5 Culvert ef, Balt an Pollock, Q St. N. W., Jersey avenue and C street. For Chicago and oe st, Ves ed Limited 3 Hes seat stag pene me 2 et them. The only question is, do AND MaR- Stz Louis and Inditnapolis, Vestl- Ste cae whipped. n i rgartern,. BA st. now. D p.m, express, 12:10 night. Mine of the fashionable Mink,| Notwithstanding the therough orzantza- nd Kinder garter } pe RMAN, 2026 1 PLANO, ad Cleveland, express daily 11:13 Persian, Astrubkin, Black Marten and | tion of the democratic party and the ean. wae abet ant hours from 12 to 2, after October 8 Prevent age | Hand 8 Electric Seal Capes and Fur Trimming | est work it is doing, the chances are largely ‘muon cael NT OF MECHANICAL aun ‘OLNEY Novelties in Neck Boas. against them. Had the election taken place - * eset EDW oo M im? Montgomery ¢o., ‘Md. B ° & the Ist of September the republicans would, “a r Lis LE a oO it is believed, have carried the state by hi Resale Sewiic | Meseret Downe: to machine shop | HH. DONCHT, VIOLIN LESSONS, H Stinemetz ha a , ashington Female Semi practi« ‘ajections, "Wor Drawings and Ger Special attention given to begtarcrs as well as 2 Had it occurred a week ago, they i i a Naity ISTHE ST. N.W., NEAR MASS. AVE. | ¢ral Frietice. RP red pup a ae pes ae would still have had it by 20,000. ‘Today the oh ‘prima eemedl or Lusther informs reas 73m idence, 608 11 st A. AVE. 30a i ge gm f. Clis MUNROE, Ph. D., —— Ramataat X 20,000 have dwindled to 1 This change shows either effective work on the part of Gas Fixtures, |: 223s Seminal Sone to follow the practical operation of the new | BAKEMANN Wind, ne UME mig. t a |} 7 eae instruction on the violin the Ist of Uctober Rg ed The Law School Faculty: _ Studio a residence, S221 1th stem, , A. SMITH” RESUMED LES~u% wociate Justice of the Supreme’ Court ot the | FRIENDS’ for the 20th season, Ortvier 1. | Associate Justice of the Supreme’ Court of the mw given each pupil; uo extra Dean. | MR. HERMA. Freach, elocution and cf . ' » AN E FOR BOTH fog Hall Lanterns, $2.75, complete and hung. tariff law.In six weeks,fromgne cause or an- H given’ to voeal ‘music, | wi puaited, Staten. 1 fth year Chandeliers and Brackets in proportion, other, the democrats have succeeded in cut- core e erzam aud pigoo. In ‘onstititional ee rimary department, a child may or Annapolis, ting down ‘the republican prospects one- French st. ocl-Lnt ° Prose sie xperics e trained teach- | 4:25 Dam. | Sunday m iS half. Can they destroy the other half in - aan ~ " eS one to every seventeen studrnts, Pines Frederick, “ol lo the remaining three weeks? . Associat re Court” of the = “For Hagerstown, 11:15, ind. 25:30 p. ¥ te For Hod aod Way polats: B40 De oe Our $1.65 Lamp is complete. Just the thing A Saicidal Blunder. | Professor of the eal and Personal Prop- For Gaithersburg and way points, 26.00, 98:00 for students. The first mistake of the republic: was ° erty, of Contracts and of Crimes tod ae am, a 23:00, @4:33, 5:35, "b7:05, 'b11:30 in agreeing to a joint discussion between " sect ot . Letilgh and other = » 93:00, 04:83, B52 205, DIL: ree THE BERIT SCHOOL OF LANGE AGS, The Hon. WILEIAM RY, LL.D. ding J eonecially, srranged. toe tioel | Rs, wasnincton Junction ast way poltta, c0:00 Gas Heating Stoves. the heads of the tickets. The late Vice Hth si. Bw. (Sometime Assistant Att General of United and is equipped with every necessary | ag vincipal Awerfean and Euro- States, - Including a chemical and physical am, cL: p.m, Express trains, stopping 0, 25:30 For for cir-ulars. Professor of Equity Jurtaprudence, of Common Law ist, Itallan, Latin, Greet. ‘and Eyulty ‘Pieadine. and of the Lew $3.25 Stove will heat moderate-size room. President Hendricks would have classed K AND | Can steam water, &c., also. rincipal stations 5 Iustruction tg adapted to the needs | PRC oe ity of imlividuals. No ehitge for text | “OYAL BLIE EW it as a blunder rather than a mistake. He b " ; PHILADELPHTS. i ften remarked that the party which would of Evid books. “Catalogues at Ballantyne's, Brentano's ADELE A. M man,614 12th often party ‘oul OM The Hon. DAVID 3. BREWER, LL. Da. = ena at the school, Office hours, from 10 to 2 Fe 5:06 (10:08 ath. age C. AL uddi n,614 12th St consent to, 2 — en me > lessons (Associate Justice. of Supreme "Court o clock, at school, anes ir : : « “hat Hee Of ihe, Supreme Court of the} o THOMAS W. SIDWELL. Principal ‘ary 0 Dining Car), 3:00 (5:05 Dining Cary. Ele sen years of successful teaching. me 8:00" (11:30 p.m, . F the opening of the cam) drift a eta vperations cause Home 604 Si) eee oe at ‘30 p.m. Sleeping Car, open at 10:00 pening paign the t was |. EMMOTT, A. Le M., — = = iis ies => Al ssrB at Buses Parlor Ce as Gee tsa — hoger oo of the —- - = = = G. Be. * tee ba = utter flor Cars on al ‘rains. ‘o check that t turn it ckward Mrs. Harriet Mills, 0%, | et pie tam emg Shien.” § | Gonzaga College, Roe Ashonte Sip, Cao! SR tae caer ana = . ‘ the democrats were eager for a joint dis- ti = Brigantine Beach, ‘week days, 4:20 and 10:00" a.m. 1115 9th st. Miss LUTTA MILLS, Pianist. HENRY E. DAVIS, M., Li. M., Under the direction of the 12: 3 E :00 noon,” cussion. Another mistake of the republi- . Gometine Assistant Attorney of the District of| FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. 7S eae Bee “ee by Bn cans ts in doing too much talking. That No ‘itute |e % sutton Actaois "reopened TCENDAY, SEPTEM x Expres tralns. Made to Order is, talking from the stump. Poiltical ora Nerwood Institute Lecturer on mw 4: Bpeckl. couree ter'claer schacate enaeg Barrage called for and checked from hotels and a 9 tors are not always wise, and comparatively 165 K, AND iziz14 14TH NAW. ae to make rapid progress in the classics For par: | Ten at tlekct wes, weed SemPaNy on orders few of them can make a speech without mt and sesidence have Lecturer on Practical Law. teulars, addres at depot. if giving offense or saying something foolish, 1 IK st. cq Al recs | The Hoo. WILLIAM EDGAR SIMONDS, A.M, Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, 8. J. R fe caupnene, CHAS. 0. SCI giving the enemy a club with which to oe saat Be comiacted an be Comin Cethal tate Creatas on Sa eee ee Gen. Manager. _ Gen. Puss. Agt. ° hammer them. In these days stump speak- Vath ws anor of the Lav Patan "| ST. CRCILIA’S ACADEMY, 601 EAST CAPITOL ing is much more likely to confirm an FEAU AND FRAECLELY PORSCHE hapemapigs op Rigi | ag pTrtins leave ‘day ‘trom Union station (Band eit aye buny measuring for these shoes | Over, The dem ave cao purpose tn tiem au “iiia seat ie uw, | toe om Crimioa! Law Bes aanen_ | | ‘Thromgh the grandest scenery in America, with | © = to hold their own—they are not so liable aor ee wae 5 Fe ee ON EY MAS MAX HL, MEAD, | the hamdsomest and mont complete nlld tala scr to suffer from giving offense. ; ah Ome “(of the Washington Bary, certificated pupl of Herr of the Royal Con- | tee | ashington, ‘ very best that‘can be said of the Professor of Legal Catechetics and Jadge of Moot betray of era dares! StF ath. speciat'™- Sond Vestibnted ent! Entpped, eee 9 situation here is that it is problematical. Snes aba — ue es oieage SR PRLSICALD COLTON EAE | trle-liehted, Steam:beated Train’ Pallioca's anset “Shoemaker for Tender Feet.” There is enough to encourage the impetu- warns | “Bee wee ee SESE ater af GC aaa SRS | vn gh femininity amg 929 F St. N.W. docoting Thomalet Sete Settee Gets tat | g Tet, School opens on, Wednesday, Carvessitg, | metsburk, graduate of Boston Benool ot Ehpres: | trom Washington,” Arsiest chet, ata Ste | oon os one ‘2 togt ee “te made at | wide tne iret lecture, wil te deity mversty. | gion (3.8. ‘Curry, Dean); classes on W. 8, | Indianapolie, “11:45 a.m., and Chicago, 8:30 p.m: cans are concerned. If large and enthus- snapolin jastic meetings could be taken as a su wet pmaceiwents, for, the coming jsennion, made. stu- | Wchartes sts Balter sao” 1 Afdrene, 2107 | St; Lanle, @:05 pam | famoas “TF. F. V. Lim. | SoPPPEOCOSESO SR SSSEOOSOEOES | index Of the Teal fecling Inthe state Re MECHANE | dents desiring a — the Law School are re- | — = = ited." A solid vestibuled tratn, with dintng car | O question would not be problematical, and al and naval with | ented fo Fezteter, prior to the day Of opening. Miss Burbage, gna Pomiman sleepers for Cincinnath, Lesincton and | @ uper| a grand triumph for the republicans might Pia ive - “ Graduate School. pe pce Sinan E30" nm. "Lexington, ach) pn Laue: | $4 NCCOMM TIO ACIOMSS | st in favor of that party electing its state a pw en Ae Sd to the deceees oe neat oe Ne ate | COLUMBIA COLLEGM OF COMMERCE ———— | Stte'S-40-toeaP Me tezngtOm, 8:00. Bam: Louie: ° does not seem possible for the democrats -f of Master o€ Arts. Mester of La. ave.. bet. 6th ond 7th sts_n.w. 7:20 a.m. euls, 7:80 a.m; connects in to succeed in turning back altogether the ” Edw Siebert an ae CK. URNER, AM. CE. Prin, | Union d ae or Orses. tide that has been setting so strongly ©. Messer and Mr. i. inal research and bthliographte ‘he leading school of business and shorthand. re aon teen Fol) Aa fee against them. There is so much uncer- Mr. De W. Git. Pe “exercises ‘Thursday, Octave 4, | Highest attalnable sf ectenction at moder. | Comfort ead Norfolk, _ Cnty ma lise. @ 55% _ Our establishment ts the most com- @ | tainty in. the situation thet y 5 iene eneeT . OM. Preps cies ve a a te ‘and practical courses ‘tn 25 P.M. DATLY.—Express for Gordonsville, Sy ay og tt y in ual nO one res » 2 » Special terms Prof. CHARLES E. MUNRO} business, English, civil service, accountancy, | Charlottesville, Waynesboro’, Staunton and princi: . ia Grainage acd ventiletion. be surprised if the republicans pull through Ce aeae ee shortband jand typewtiting.. Superior and, en. | pal Virginia points; daily, except Sunday, for Itich- os Noein or mice "Horses saute % | only by a beggarly plurality of'a thousand, iy ct | ,qh0F catalosue descriptive of these several schools | thuslastic teaching. Graduates of rare excellence | mond. Ys ot: |B $2 * groomed ‘and well fed. nor need there be any surprisé if it goes up tady of ry 1 PLN, and d'st ished success. Situations when com- Pullman locations and tickets at company’s of- lied e ‘cordially Invited 10,000 or even more. It will not do 2 adds a7} OBERT HH. ss petent. talogu au30 | fices, 513 and 1421 Pennayivenia_avouse, pled Rg poy = to vg 5 A aenuane @onaaan ye Adttres+ Box 4 d .— = “ELEVENTARY OR ADV a . PULLER, - eo men PRIVATE LES30) ELEVENTARY OR ADVANC- my25 General Passenger Agent. *¢ © write or telephone for terms, &c. the possibilities. THE aca, Medical Department €4 studies. Especial atteution to backward, un- aaa zo —— 2% FOR. YOUNG iT pupils, University graduate. Pr Tis 4 Hupkiue place, bear 20th 2 — % In Congressional Districts. or i ars DOWNEY’S The Poets: course ors every cppreceaiy for _SedE ani.tasdae Dem Diner ‘Another Cat 0 t= Hotel For Horses, sional gains. Of that there can scarcely . sie, i ~ fon in drawing and re be any doubt. The situation in the first, Sevres aoa devas tod ae | ati, e pe til | Gro mia hie france, wees | OF Flour « crorteretntoueonvel nt 1% of teal cult taught by t Instructors. . Tissited; 1 a jure’ are taught by competent Instructors, og ewpaue, $15, horirs 8:20 pa aed 7 a eg <of the celebrated PILLSBURY brand- tf F99EOOe CROCE CC OOOO SE the republicans. That party has in -- _ Treasurer, 1823 H tne days. . ‘ocd-eoln® co aoe the past carried the district several times, EATON, BURNETT & DURLIN tt moving gis to suit us, and notwithstanding the usual democratic Martyn College of = a ‘and School of Shorthand “SiLisnony SPOUT, $1.50 A Bak. plurality is something in the neighborhood MRS. MANN’S KINDERGARTEN AND thts REL, while the 'stoct lasts. of 2,000, the democrats are so divided as to Froacing Senate tyes Kimterrte sight ‘school September 3. The FINEST, RIGIN CREAMEWY BURTER-260.18, Bargain make republican success almost sure. The 0 | fibril ead" winter’ sensions “Octsber "2, Heat ‘character Ayia A alform wocceds of the genuine or aopy back. “ssaated /) In Hair Switches. tia Soarte ane Otte denkas ne ae REOVENING OF GA ‘with tse actual penctice 5 Redman, 950 La. ave. pretty evident the republican leaders do not AILLAKD SCHOOL OF LAN- houses and banks. "Scores $2. Was $5.00. Know the of those districts, The 12} wo TO oe ae. Fr DS Sinn, gota ak ographers, our graduates, and thelr ae +50, S« fourth is the t of Mr. Holman, and The, largest and beat eyupped stitution of tte | Gacadomie and wither be ‘ode, PATS: 08 that ‘our department 7 $4.50, Was $6.00. the fifth that of Mr. Cooper. At every re. Pind ia the world, progressive | metiod, “indorsed ty” Sorbuane ae wee + 5 $2 P. D. Imported Secbahed : curring election for twenty years the re- REE GREAT DEPARTMENTS: jealling educators of France, England. nod = cere po $6. Was $i have ban act 2. ELOCUTION. "2 ORATORY. 3. PHYSICAL fea (see circulars), assisted’ by & staff ot a ee tY 50, Was 910.00. publicans have sure of defeating Hol- ans Gen oe ee lire la eee: Corsets 1.50. | In all shades; also large re. | mvs nea nen say Senet per nee tes . 7 > Y: —! FP. WESTER EDGERLY, PRESIDENT. yy ag eo NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY = Rime Ap iti d in G: Sar never eur relens hee ey Pay. PRASKLIN 3 MILLER Ast, Putvetmat. | Colle il ricive = few popis tn Wastes | poe seeng women and girs; 20 mentee north of utscturer one Tot of the tamer Bop. we | ductions in Gray Switches. extent He is Dow undergoing the worst tie ni hee) reams eens ties eres tet drab. "Goe of te ment gracetst conets| Hair Dressing, Cutting all tn his favor. Mr. Cooper would be more basis PROF. PAUL KE. VOINOT, Preparatory coarses, Excellent faculty. 40-acr in existence. Regular §2 7 feat feremems op iam = met | nase oman OY Taha | oem tun tamer a onona 2x [Only Spo Bele, and Shampooing in best) iti isei ta pote crawate ‘ie Soa ees a ald ghee Fae sc g)Manner by competent a i gy ®t ek Areas este Sa amc; | Ot egg om af trata Whelan’s, 1003 F "| artists at tele talth, but Se” Bonde ts S sane nee The ues of the new Practice Rooms for tndl- a ES, Adjoining Boston Dry Goods House. octal pg A Ek ri Bere coset odie goles, sit, bare, he Mr. Henry Xander gleventh districts. giving them fve.tn ‘the - Wisbes to inform bis that he will e = Figs cecns wes the regular instruction, the | lessous ia PIANO end THEORY "ee "OSG ns say. It ts possible for them to add to their Classes will De taught by Genevieve Stebbins (the | Cetober 1. in the eighth and thirteenth test Delsarte teacher | Nelsou Qics hour: but a man would not risk Bette attired Apres, Byrom Music rom: any money on either of those districts go- i M Racks: See tote. Graduating: sommes | ES AD’ my ASH! CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, recommended: ae “arth year, Pisco. Ste. "William it is understood that the defen: | ¥oman will be that she was hypnot | Meyer and compelled to act | Sory in killing Brandt plea, and will occasion J interest in medical jurispre | general public as well a There are few }not contain ¢ | seen and |typnotic inf classes th without qu | whether it the inner more to allow him to ex under normal conditions he would natural- ly shrink. It will be easily seen, therefore, how important the trial of the Meyer wo- n will be, in her counsel make the 1 have remarked, and a contemplation of its possibilities is something that will lead to some very curious trains of thougint.” “The demecratic party is tm first-class shape in the sixth congressional district of Maryland,” said Mr. Frank West of Mont- gomery at the National this morning. liable advices from the western counties show the party to be in excellent trim, while the republicans don't appear to have recovered from the bitter factional fight over the nomination. I know the party in Montgomery fs in splendid shape. The cam- peign work is being vigorously pushed and the conditions remind me of the enthusiasm which characterized the campaign of 1576, when William Walsh was elected. Mr, Wil- liziws, the democratic nominee, ts now in the county, and Mr. Spencer Watkins, chairman of the county committee, Just told me that of ail the campaigns he had man- aged he cannot recall one in which the peo- ple seemed to respond so enthusiastically to the candidate's speeches and work among them. This is gratifying for the simple reason that it minimizes the difficulties of getting the vote cut, ard with a full vote our majority in Montgomery will be big enough to assure Mr. Williams’ election. Yes, we have factional differences in sev- eral of the counties in the district, but these. are on local matters. Take my own county, for instance. Differences exist there, but all bands are determined not to allow them to affect the weal of the democratic 3 end today Boulc, H.W. Talbett, H. M. Tal- bott, Dr. Wootton, Spencer Jones, Canby, Mannakee, Peter, Kilgour, Prettyman, Mol ley, Riggs, Griffith, Waters, Laird, Brooke and all the wheel horses are actively pull- ing together in the canvass. I repeat that a campaiga of enthusiasm is being waged by the democrats in the sixth Maryland, and I don’t see how we can fail to win.” siete TO ABOLISH CONTRACT SCHOOLS. ssional men. adays which among ognized to exist question, however, 4 sutliciently al of @ person from which The P ley of the ed by Gen. Armstrong. It Is the policy of the bureau of Indian affairs to discourage the plan of contract schools, in their general sense of denomi- national schools, and to abandon them as soon as possible. This will be accomplished by transferring Indian pupils, as rapidly as can be done, from sectarian to public schools. It probably will require a couple of years to carry out this scheme, as there are about 6,000 pupils now enrolled in the contract schools. ‘The change is outlined in an official com- “I would suggest,” says Gen. Armstrong, “to you, as well as to all of the religious orders which have contract schools on the reservation, that you prepare yourselves for still further reductions next year, as : Hed E i i i i i i i i i | | 7 i :