Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1897, Page 21

e : > THE EVENING STAR, SATURDA¥, OCTOBER 16, 1897-24 PAGES. 21 | ee —— = omen — —=— ot —~ — amateur care, unless, indeed, one is fortu- EDUGATIONAL. . EDUCATIONAL. HOTELS. RAILROADS. covered window garden. IN WASHINGTON. IN WASHINGTON. ‘This List Appears Every Saturday. PENNSYLVANIA 1AUAROAD. Pesta seit tof Siath an rete. —_—-—_+—__. New Decorative Plants. = W. G. COLLIN THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL, 1438 N ST. N.W.. J DAYS. -PIETSBURG EXVIKESS, Among the newer decorative plants the £ BANJ Tastructor and Performer, WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 30. HOTEL INFORMATION paatlor aed Dining Cary Marsisburg vo Pie Stately Beauties That Will Adorn At- | si oak. or Greviliea rebasta, holds a nigh | The Bridge Was Gone and the Engineer Did tf. s0n0 Sortie’ pines: Accommodations for three or four boarding pupils. FREE. 10:50 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. — Pui place. Its foliage resembJes the ferns, and Not Di It Until Too Late, ocle- ste ey auld-3m aS S wsasgaesae daira esaaiaal wie hwerv a tractive Homes. it is a very quick grower. The sansaveria lot Discover It Until Too FHENCH (CONVERSATION BY NATIVE PARIS. | WIMODAUGHSIS CUASSES, 1425 NEW YORK | ang Sereaprraragintsiaeramogeanat lide) eal - a very Be oe oe a : Sse ae ee ee ultare, “arfthnetic, et 2 terme Ty, Mssch) | Hotels below, call or addresa (send stamp) —= an jously variegated foliage, and not as = TATE ANI rr T i members, Membership, $1 a year = Car Hacris- cult-to manage as some. So also the be-| Written for The Evening Star by Cy Warman. TCE a ee ae ANNA 8. HAMILTON, HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU, bare ar Senile > SOME HARDY FOLIAGE BEARERS gonias, a numerous family, which are al- (Copyright, 1897, by Cy Warman.) all branches,—also Music and Fine Att; by Spin. | —0C12-6.t? President. {SS itty Ave., New York. j Sete. cuca dom ergestrabie, both for thelr foliage and} Roupideau bridge was a long, wooden | CIATISTS holding decrees trom leading untversi | THE NATIONAL CAPITAL 1248 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, Slewping and Diots - ; omit’ mentioning that comparatively | Structure spanning the Gunnison a few | ASSOCIATION, 1587 15th at. n.w. ocl6-lin UNIVERSITY SCHOOL HOTEL POCKET GUIDE [720° SE . Fs recent aspirant for popular favor, as the | hundred yards to the east of Roubideau | MR. J. THHOPHIL (reanist of St. Jobn’s Church), FOE BOY: Car to Pit How to Care for Them in the Win-| theater reporters put it, the Arancaria | tunnel. Emerging from the tunnel, east-| pupil of Dr. Levert’ Dr: Pateee tod neoey he : BOYS, = FREE. evelaud. | Dining = ‘ i tuttgurt Conservatory, is prepared to receive a | 822 Conn. Ave. N.W.,opp. the Army and Navy Club. {A-P. means American Pian; E. P., Earopean.) 10 FM SULLLW ESTER a excelsa or Norfolk Island pine, —_— re bound, the engineer found a rail curving | limited number of pupils in paano, organ or com | TERM BEGINS SEPT. 22. Pupils admitted at | appa: . ¥. Hotel Kenmore, AP., $4 » ars Washington t ter Time. fo exclude one of the most girective and to the left, hugging the hill that hid the position, Mondays and ‘Thursdays, 8 to 6.p.m., | any time. “Two depaitirentsinteravediace amd | ALUANY. N.Y: joel Rennert, EP, $1.50 up| Car MOU 1 St. Louts and Cincinnati. Letters to be addressed to | of college men. TO PREPARE YOUNG MEN Foit ite | THE UNIVECSITIES IS OUR SPECIAL WORK. Ap- <The Carroliten, A.D Hotel Vendome, A. $3 up| 10:40 PM. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullmau Sloop fe « Car to Piutsburg. t it is both beautiful and expensive, a | ™ost upon it. That was when the road was | _1¢09 9th st. pw. pyramid of feathery green foliage, looking | new. Now the hill has been cut away and rE r A NW. X, o 5! 3 ene) M. tor hh + Canandak; Rochester end ey eee ‘ATE INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS, | PIS $9 JVAHREN W. PHELAN, A.M., Haed Master. | poURNEMOUTH, Bug-Moyal Bath Hotel, A.P..88t085 | Sez sda nag oe hag > .ECT PALMS AND FERN ble of resisting unkind environment | th = MI engineering studies, and all classes ot | —S¢22-1m' George, EP.$1; ALP.#3 | 10:20AM. toe Hye TUE Satay the track straightened from the mouth of orge, EP.$1; for Elutra and Remvo daily, except &S a pine tree trom a northern hill side. | the tunnel to th Gaon ees Graughting. “Also private drawing, , University MRS. FLINT'S SCHOOL Gens Hote, RE. wr Ae gs gaits, se SSE But soon. very soon, the lower leaves drop | te tunnel to the bridge. One day in Au-| graduate. Address L. E. B., Star office. oc eee Ss 1s Hotel, A. ster. Erie, Bute off and the res: follow sult, until nothing | Svst, “83, there came a cloudburst that | sms. GRacp A. K. STEELE, VOOAL CULTURE. OTT ste 3316-4 Hotel Windsor, AP. eacept. Saturday Written for The Evening Star. is left but a few undeveloped leaflets at | flooded the western slope as, old-timers Scientific method; pure tone; no tremolo; no Gr. BARRINGTON ee = s to Batate. For purely decorative purposes no class / the very tp top, and all one can do is to | said, it had not been flooded for years. The | Teaming: can restore misused voices; adapta: | School of French Language, NDON, Bag... Hotel Cecil, EP. § falo aud Maga a = . get the ugly, disappointing thing out of | steep watershed, tipping toward the sunset, = a =. 1425 New York ave. : if Car Wash of plants equals that comprised under the | Sent as quickly as possible, for the florists y eee La Music School, .= Prof. PAUL E. VOINOT. _ se20-1m The Langham Hotei, EP, t general head of foliage plants. Foremost | 2imit that no “treatment” can restore it, | 5Pilled the flood into the Cimarron and wrence N sic School, ,.+, = aes ter)..St.Erm’n’sHotel. Hi on the list of these stands the palm. In| All of these and many others may be | Uncompahgre, and they in turn poured it SINGING & PIANO: | Specially beginners, weak Miss Halstead’s Unexcelled ‘or luxury, comfort, cuisine days no house is considered well fur-| had of our local ficrists, and, whether for | into the Gunnison until the stream was Onthiy rechtals. Trial free. Mod. Terms. | private School will :copen OCT. 5 at 1817 Cor- | LONDOX,Euz.DeVere Hotel) DeVere Gardens, 1 that has not r more of these | the beautifying of our own homes or pre- | full to the bank tops. : coran st Advanced depaitment in charge of Miss do....Broadwalk do. | Kensington Palace, W See ee eee oe | sentation to friends, are far more artistic | And while this wild river went roarinj Lawrence 380% Biocution Anna C. Robinson, formerly of the Western High do. Prince of Wales do. } Specially recommended stately beauties in hall, drawing room or | fiir the imitation china and embroidered down toward the eataracts of the Colora- ost F NW. «| School. _ee2-Sun library, and too often placed with less re-| rubbish with which so many houses are | do, No. 8 came screaming up among the ta er Botte | MISS BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTR AND gard for the requirements of the plant than | incumberei. It Is true that valuable plants | curves that wind eway from the Utah des-| (Ui'ime * = : we | Business Coll e, 1311 11th n.w.—Typewriting, bookkeeping and stenography taught by best tench ers; 2,100 pupils instructed. sell-tt lr. B. Frank Gebes litan Hotel, E.P., $1.50 ap -Fifth Avenue Hotel, AP. do. .(B'way & 20th st) Gilsey House, E.P., $2 up $4up:B.P.,81.50 up oP je effect. 1 sv roper and | make demands on one’s time, and, if left | ert to the dark and dangerous crevice cal! Se ast ORCC ere a the intermittent care of servants, are sure | ed the Black canon. Andy Degan, a “Q' ° =e right if for temporary purposes, but many | {he intermirte 1 nan, who had come to Colorado’ with s OF : ' | to prove disappointing. But almost any . ie to Colorado’ with 2 ae costly plants are sacrificed in this way | woman can manage to secure an hour daily | good letter and one lung, had the first seq. PHIUZ SCMOOM axdshaces. : oughtlessne: ignorance. AS/ for her plants, and by taking advantaze | tion of No. 8, an express, mail and bag- . are ee ir = ) St. Cloud Hotel, EP, $1.50 11:00 4 eee heer eae fre tia acai in fine ors aaa virus Tiever taventians sdexce gage car, out “ Grand Junction that aight Pupils number thousands Oine = Schiocl ¥F St. AN au iminster, ELP. $3.50 eu z ES Le the work may be considerably lightened. ‘orty minutes late. When the Mormon had | . ney Schoo! St (Chas. A.Davis) Hotel & M. Gu Su condition, but in & few weeks or months | ''\y stands for plants should he on strong | leet climbing Soldier summit, Degan was | in Europe and America. Bate ani Gay slam me goa ERS a, a8 bezin to look seedy, and their possessors | -ostors, and there are now to be had low | expected to make up going down Cero hill. Eminent lingual authorities agree in pro- | #cademic and collegiate courses. ss * Grenoble, E.P.,$1.50 up 10:40 aud’ 11-35 Icok on in dismay at the ruin they see no | circular stands for supporting heavy pots, | Down there in the canon he was striving nounclug it the simplest, most direct and Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey, .Jilotel Kensington.E.P.,$1.50 Way of averting. which not only make [t easy to change cnly to lose ho more time, for he was a Toa! rational way of acquieiag fuency in | _#e28-tf Miss Laura Lee Dorsey, Principals. — way) Xiasiaaperttan’ Mie Bip =P fa | their position as desired, but prevent in- | ne’ an running for a reputation. Like jbeakine foreign languages. No monotonous | MADAME J. ESPUTA DALY, TEACHER OF do. . or. Sth ay.&15 st.Hotel Hanover. AP, : Ente ts so commonty the: fate of eles | sary ol rusk caverstor polished: looratecons (all ithel old! Burlington nenspecmerats ex- zenlal THial lesooe Te, MPR made con} “voice butiding and note chanes system for rend- | ao, enor av&lia Balucel Wthoaltes HY $1 up and other foliage plants falling into ama-| G.c,pness and mold. Glazed saucers fof | Fert driver, and, It seemed to me, took Fee nate olan ee. DAY or even: | Ine Tuusie, Bucedays and: Fridays. Studio. E = ae RRR ee Mw teur hands that it is no wonder an im-/ cmaller pots are also obtainable. With | hazard cheerfully, realizing, it would seem, = Es oe DROOP & SONS, 925 Pa. ave. n.w. sel3-Im* gear pares aa ney csigS i sae t oe Express for Pression prevails ax to the difficulty. i not | these. conveniences and a rubber plant | that he had, at best, only’ a few yeare to | Fourteenth St. N.W., No. 723. Tir. ERNEST LENT, PHILADELPHIA, Sa dew Walton Hott, RE. § coun the impossibility, of keeping them in good | sprayer, the work becomes easy and |live. He had, this night, what we called aul2-6m,20 . 5 Al A, a..New Walton Hot 1 condition through the winter. Difficult it) qainty.’ Finally, if the care of plants is | @ Rockaway engine; a high, short, com- PIANO, VIOLIN AND THEORY OF MUSIO. do. The Aldine Hotel, AF 5 do(Restaurant a-la-carie)NewLafayet certainly is, im houses kept atthe tem- | irksome and disagreeable to one, better, In | Pact locomotive built tor the kinks, so nu- | Tliss Rathbone Smith, aoc) (AscuRaeh ot Miata lo. . .(Aret 2th st. jotel Hanover, perature of most modern dwellings, but | deference to your friends, omit them from | =€rous in the first rough draft of the Den- TEACH: GERMAN, even in such a case it fs not impossible, if | your decorations, for nothing Is more irri. | Ver and Rio Grande railroad. ‘The ment CEP fe Class and private lessons. Complimentary trial Proper attention is pald them in other re-| tating to the vision than an array of sere, | Was still and starlit, the earth was dry and | lesson. "At home dally from 1g ae spects. It is true that most foliage plants | q;. 1604 K ST. palms, or forlorn dracaenos, etc., | the silvery river on his right rippled away | _1t 604 K ST. lrs. ERNEST LENT, Concert Pianist and Teacher of Piano, se21-1m 1528 CORCORAN ST. stleton,A.P..34 ap Taiz and 1218 -LOUIS.Lindell Hotel, E.P.,§1.50 up, day 11:35 P.M. daliy. are natives of the tropics, but the heat of | tr¢m the top of whose denuded stalks a | Ver the rocks clear as crystal. The Rock- Gunston Institute, 1ath wt. D.w., 'RACUSE, N.Y...Yates ae E. rst For Cape May, 11:00 AM. week days, 11:35 PLM. the tropics is a moist heat, and there are | few withered leaves wave like signals of | @W8Y made casy work of the three light | French Language BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Troy House, A.P., $3 up| 21'h sudden changes of temperature | gi-tress. gers: Steamed like the Sprudel Brunn at] and literature, PROF. C. G. RIVOT of Paris. Res- | Academic and Collegiate courses. Opens Sept. 29. 3 4 > Ticket offices, comer 15th and G streets, and at me Gt, A = e i Karlsbad and r: ‘3 =O a Bie sel4-,tf r. and Mrs. B. R. MASON, WASHINGTON, D. C. Arlington Hotel, A-P., $5 | the station, 6th a , whore enlers fon we are subject. To supply the |“ In a previous article on the culture of isbad and ran ltke a deer. When the | idence, 1223 13th st! n.w. Call or send for cir = The Raleigh, E.P.. $1.50 up| be eft for't : moisture without injuring the | pulbs, I was made by a typographical er- | fiteman was not fooling round the furnace | _culars: oclé-2w* | EDWARD ©. TOWNSEN : 2 : _ ideietied, are to Gcutination plants is the main point in the care of ali ror to enthusiasfically recommend. the | 400r ke hung over the arm rest and watch, D: i d D rtment. | saps Lovie FONWSSEND. ee ee | 3. R. Woon, house plants. fuchsia as a charming and unfamiliar buib- | €4 the world go by. Degan, gaunt facea | VANCING am eportment, | | Hosutics, Voice Culture, Grace, gee 1 ~ _ “ ral Pass. A, This the conservatory accomplishes to] ous plant. To those who were probably | 2"4 Silent, sat at the open window trying Mr. Allan de Cou Mueller, official instructor at - 2 SUMMER RESORTS. a me "nae hes Shnits sferred | ov, Ss ¢ the water and whistlin, curves. Ui the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, mahinote sche Tnence to’ our overheated. dwellings, and | DUzvod, thereby, I, am, permitted to say | Sars asrvant 1m tae et eee ane | fg Unita States Naval ‘Acndemy, Annapolis, | “Washington Pi teparatory School, hence eS, that not the “fuchsia,* the freesia was | ictters and news a in = ‘8 | Professors of Dancing, New York, has opened bis 1333 12TH ST. N. given over to the tender mercies of ignor- | designated. Also by the omission of fee papers. He had finished chool for Fashionable c MISS ANNA M. LAISE, Prin, ant or indifferent persons, it is a wonder | or six words in the beginning of the last | ‘%¢ Ouray bag, which he would leave at | Scbgol,for Fastlonab (lormerty the Chinese Ieee. | A first-class private ection “embracing tbe follow they keep up the struggle for life as long | paragraph the sense was obscured. It | Montrose, the ‘Crested Buttes and Ruby | ton, catalyue furnisher upon application.o2-3w* | !ng departments: Shorthand (Pitman system by a as they do. The fact is that many varie-|shculd have read: “My taste is for the | C2™P bags to be dropped at Gunnison, and a a aie new and rapid method), ‘typewriting, Civil Service BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Schedule tu effect June 5, 1897. The Shelburne. Leave Washington from station corner of New tly on the beach. Open throughout the | For Chicags WINE Be. and © st ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ner Vestibuled Limited ; ; MR. AND 3 McELHINNEY, STUDIO 1218 G | (pupils preparcd for regular and technical exams. entire year 3. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. | trains, 10:0, 11 pt tles of foliage plants, and particularly | honest old terra cotta flower pot, ete.” Salida,” ™8kIng up the Leadville pouch for | “st. nw. Lessons in oll, pastel, crayon and chica | Lomern eee een rena aod techalcal exama.d, | $03 ice For’ Ginc lud. Tndianapotia, Ex= palms, can be kept in fairly good condi- JULIA SCHAYER. Degan, being east bound, had th painting. Terms moderat _ocl4-3t° | ing, Drafting, Proofreading, Library Work, Book- OCTOBER AND Ni MBER AT =. Vestibuled Limited, 3:40) p.m. - tion in almost any house, if their needs are a Se eae TATA cane aes es the right of Too End keeping. oS eee lish ae ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. “seg eg = as = pombe Under aes cians ney WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET. | sionaily to figure where No.7 oct cae 1 17TH a to backward popils of iavare years, oo “MADDON Hath am. ee may even be made to grow and flourish al- them. His orders ran him thirty minutes | Miss SW. KELLYS Sclet ruvate Art Schoot | —<all oF send for catalogue. ScS-t.12 | Will remain open sbrcughout the year. Season. | For cater eet ant Detrett. 1220 pm. ¥ ev Butter Scarce audliigh—aenccons|laie aon e 8 W. KELLY’S Se s a2 etlecplcasuee and mooeee ane For Winchester and way stations, 18:00, 11:43 mest as well as in a hot house. Saucers Goi aa eeendbmag eas business Of No. 7 to} reorens Sept. 15. Circulars on application and! “THIER STUART SCHOOL Tlustrated booklet nailed. a-m.. 15:30 p.m. : \. © passing point. ‘The Stores. MIR a + . hd a = Soe so Sekectien: Prices today in the local wholesale pro- | Section of No. & was probably making fone | ~~ CLASSES IN DRAWING A Sey gee 9 shee OR | tanooga. Koorviiie, “Britel “ant “Heosioaee Shas See ee ae ne re Hewes marke show etn Ket to be ta | Miles an hour, when Degan whistied fo DEPARTMENT OF FI 1224" AND “i206 bth st, wr, CONS MaGS. Mgtlantte « a F a Hey in selecting the plants. Purchase only OF ht arket to be in| Roubideau tunnel. 2 CLAUDIA STOReT ee ity, N. J The finest hotel on tue const. ‘Will remain opea throughout the year. Strictly fSrst-class in every appointment. Atlantic A moment later they COLUMBIAN UNIV a . £e3-5m. Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Princij those that show no signs ef decay or in- | Hout the same condition noted last week, | were swinging round the nants eter, they, Sie ore == eects, as they often do when they have| ‘here being a general stiffness in quota- | dark river lay in the shadow of the wine | TAMURE 0 Chareoal, Pen and Ink, Pene | Kindergarten and Normal. iy? tions. The question of butter is becoming | While Degan, leaning out of his wind and Wash Draw: 4 ‘ ‘Write for illustrated booklet. been exposed for sale on flower stands in A eect ndow, ash Drawing. ‘fhe Elizabeth Peabody Kindergarten Normal JAMES B. REILLY, pate ae am serious, due to the continued drought in | *tTined his eyes to get a glimpse ot the| Studio lighted by. electrletty. School, and Mrs. Mann’s Kindergarten and School or ind Boropesete Fee ener ce te Noriots wimlows Elsats, | iia west aiid the uiaevalihesc amines tesn|| eres He Rockwway “Cimeatanerns toil 7 weecturttorcinneention “aires mucismm ag. | SS sa see lace, will begin faul_session | —™R6-208t__Owner and Proprietér._ like everything else, get shop worn in : sual neat. Fine, fresh | the right and headed straight for the open | Columbian University, ocl4-3t Oct 4, 1897. Children taught French and German, | THE PENNHURST—OCEAN END OF MICHIGAN + time. The species of palm most likely to | §°0ds are particularly scarce, supplies be- | river. Below the tunnel It hua been a sil- $25_A YEAR ecllSm yee a ave... Atlentic City. N. 3. electric elevator eo give permanent satisfaction are the La-|!S exceptionally small, and were it not | very starlit stream; here it was a roaring FOR COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSE TANNEN'S SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS COL | ios °° = JAMES Hoop, | 4:39 pw. Sandays, $2 - iar | for the supply of etora; ods ther Id | Fiver, running bani full of bi: 4. OF perfected training in LEGE, Loan and Trust bidg., 9th and F sts. = a : For Frederick, week tania borbonica, or fan palm, so familiar ply of storage goods there woul Wor aniinatane os of black water. TYPEWRITING and SHORTHAND. Day and Night Sessions. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. 5:30 p.m. Sund to everyone; the different sorts of Kentias,| be much want and astonishingly high had left th =e oe thought the engine | We give all that can be learned in elther of these The principal was formerly OFFICIAL COURT or Hagerstow the Washingtonia filifera, which is similar | prices. All indications point to still higher SSS ee eae rie ead Sell covaraee soc theconsipsice, (8 and TEGISUATIVE STESOGRATHER ag. well yuaeetoxeth ‘i ; NDERSOX'S HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS,MD.—LARGE | , For Boyd aud way polut to the fan palm, but has the tips of the beneath her wheels he realized a second Be INSTITUTE BU COLLEGE, 8th&K m.w.{ as Public Accountant. The 10th Annual Cata- = 30, “7 : rooms; modern conveniences; abundant table; 30, 5:30, 7205 Ss of t quotations, one of the features of the state | later that the bridge w + $25 a year; day or night session. logue, show! ralleled pumber of graduat. ting t hing; $5" ke rd, | 7205 p.m leaves terminating in long drooping fila-| of the market being that fine June creain- | man st tel breaicin The eee a In positions, “is free. to all. "Studies" emibrace we RENDERSOS, — 22s, caste and was points, week days, ments: the roens and the Zamla |erics are bringing about as much as the | out of the cab oe toe nee eee | a a wet Shorthand, Typewriting,” Boskkeeping.” Penman- | Hotel. Washingtoa. jezv-t 50, 3:00, 4:50, 4:83, 5-30, 535, . integrifolea, which is said Lah afb pare Behe nese, Remains practically | the boiling flood. Degan at the first scent The IcDonald-Ellis te ee ( THE MOUNTAINS. a So ee eGtte acnnged, although the same conditions | of danger closed the throttle and applied SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS, n = = SoS yn Junction and way points, 8:00 ing above the soll and send- | Testusety eecans, butter now are fmere | the lair. “As the engine dropped over the | 2023 Nst. 0 2 ads am at. | Gymnasium, 1018 Conn.Av. “NEAREST 70, THE STATIO: a.m., 4.30 5:80 p.in., week days; 00 atu, 13 out many long, pinnate leaves, very | although still searce, remain about as last | patent coupling and at tha cme een ihe | Elfteenth year, te aaNet Getober le: “Rites Ceaath BORO eth eae oe EW cuaxp, | HOYAE “LL Le ron. sew you AND much like the-aword fern. Whe: Orces vee oa atzteth patent coupling and at the same time. part- Address JESSIE C. McDONALD, October 18. Miss CLARA J. HORTON, Director. | “Au the year rou: MATTHEW MARKLAND. PHILADELPHIA oluta resembles It closely, and is equally | fancy ‘prices. ‘The receipts or au nen saath air hose, applied the automatic | _sell-2m roars 1623 'N st, | _ocd-sime oc-lawit 2 % | At trates ontinated with saitte Mies ae i = p 4 : ure to the wheels of the three light heavy. VASHINGTO NSERVATORY S 22 me eed patient under abuse. lighter, with a demand which has quicken- | cars so suddenly and so effectually ther | Columbia Conservato WASHING Plano, organ, voles wolin gute: | HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va. | Etch week ive" 7.08 a ly reap, yi How to Treat Palms. foday's gales being make at eens jquickens, | only the mall car tipped over and hung | Of Music, 9v2 5. west torTcy Weainoe Oth and nai ; ps pay rer gg Sag peel nage eo ge Palms should never be placed near a hot- | 2489's sales being made at from 10 to 10! with her nose in the water. The mail| Piano, Violin, Voice, &c. “EDWIN HART, Prin. tion reduced. OTIS B. BULLARD, entecd. Dancing, fishing, beating: op AD air register, steam radiator or where the | mond Porstoee nee prninane Steady de- | agent climbed to the side door and finaiiy, | _e~2-tm* ie ee Re lett, Sleeping Cat open ir register, steam radia where mand. Potatoes are plentiful, prices being | with the hel 4) = <0 AN! op 5 z rine for 1 ‘ . e jp of the bleeding fireman, suc~ PIANO AND VOICE CULTURE AT MODERATE ae! === | 10:00 o'clock. Additional trains for Philadelphia, sun will shine directly upon them for sev- | firmly held, while sweets are steadily de. i The Berkele: hool. terms; pupil of Meyer and Ta f New Ye eral hours a day. Sponge or spray with a | ™anded. The weather is too warm for | $¢e@ed in escaping from the slanting car. School and Zid ig. WILLIAM CARL NAS PE ——— = | Week days, daily. 8:00 p.m. manded weath ; Whént the (postal claeeatavtin noes 161g. “Ht Siam of Paris. WILLIAM Carb nass,| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Burtet Parlor Cary gn! all day trains, Tuber atomizer both leaves and staiks at | FA and arrivals are few and not of the | pounded on the door of the express car tne | Prepares for West’ Point Annapolis and au | 11 10th st..ne., from 9-1 a.m, 5-7 pm — pgs Atlantic) Clty. 7205, 20:00 a.m._ 12:00 moon, hest ‘quality. The season for peaches is : leges. Ti 3 Hore se4-4,t,th.zin* THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. 12:40 and 3:00 p.ni. week days, least once a week. Twice a week is better; | about over. while choles ‘apples are in good | Messenger, waking suddenly, warned them | fouekes. Its pupils =e cen ee | Se KRAPT BENSON (NEW ENG.OO Fall schedule in effect Oct. 1 days. and do pot forget the under part of the | demand, the supply being light. There is | !{ they attempted to enter the car he would | Private tuition in all branches’ “| Piano. Vv Deep breathing, correct plact STEAMERS “POTOMAC” AND “SUE.” oF abe (Bay. 12:00 moon. leaves. Never do this to any house plant ood sale for dried fruit of all kinds: the | SP0°t- The deafening roar of the river CHAS. W. FISHER, B.S., artistic: cucasing — lerme att te bee Steamer Potomac leaves every Sunday at 4 p.m., tBxcept Sunday. *Datly. §Sunday only. when the sun is on it. Water only when | a= ME SUODIY Of ete tne | made it impossible for them to hear what | oci2-cte ‘Headmaster. Sanders & Stayman's. Other days, 1115 U st,” | 80d steamer Sue every Monday at 4 p.m., for Bi Express trains. 5 y: ten ncn | increasing supply of chestnuts lowering | he said. and’ wien tne hapaactonn = se23-thstulne = ~ timore and river landings. Med for and checked from hotels and f the top of the soil looks dry; too much | prices. Beef and other meats remain prac. grade stones acatear enc coca cee Chevy Chase - < Passenger acccmmodation strictly first-class; elec- by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at moisture causes the soil to become sour, | tically unchanged. Bi le car door he made > DE. & S. KIMBALL, tric lighted throughout. Ali river freight must be iy Pennsylvania ave. ow. New and the roots decay. Remember, plants | Butter—Extra Elgin creamery, 21 cents a | 204 his word, nor did he stop until a dozen FRENCH AND" ENGLISH SCHOOL Teacher of Singing, prepaid. STEPHENSON & BRO... Agents, b st., and at Depot. breathe through the pores of their leaves; | pound; choice, 23; firsts, 22; seconds, 20; | #-caliber bullets had crashed through the moe alts at ‘ weet Ottice, 9:0 Pa. ave. Telephone 765. Gen, Manager. Mgr. eae ed if these are allowed to become incrusted | bakers’ choice stock, 14 to 15; New York | 200r and sides of the car. After waiting Fee a BLE. DROOE (& SONS’, E. S. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. eT 2 See i ries tases with dust they will sleken and perish in| tubs, 17 to 19; delry pring, 18 trae; rk | for some time the messenger concluded ‘Opens Ocoee So 1gaT ee WRONESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River sagas Tosa re Mem eted hte | a Sart mae taba) "| ie he abs ha ove reeked ney |g Mea DOC, mindy | ae TO Pea trata dane SocHRRS BAMA, story who took the part of the infant Jesus Chees N Bf s a a P. O. lon ‘as ion, D. C. P VOIC] ) am, ing a lontal each, pe] int ieee preceasiut ati nea tela tide covered Pie ae Pana Maat eee idiot,” said the postal clerk trom beneath Wood’s Commerc ial C iT CEE ee |Aersan srharves ag far down, as Lowe Peg Schedule in effect Octuber 10, 19 with gold leaf, and died in consequence. Eggs—Nearby fresh, 16 cents a dozen; | the car, “are you out of ammunition?’ sCommiercial Co! CFE | vest modern teachers, based on the old Italian | Returvlng on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 p.m, and on Fridays about 3:30 p.m. All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvaaia pas- Deadly Enemic western, 15; southern, 14. Degan lived a lifetime in the moment 311 EAST CAPITOL STREET, school. 1327 F st. nw. 0c9-Law2t* ‘ 4 UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE os Sa Poul Eivemseuekenns when the Rockaway was leaping into the | _ A HIGH-GRADE SCHOOL, well conducted and 4 . 8:12 A.M.—Datly.—Local for Danville, Charlotte The insect enemies of the palm are not | pound! chickens, te ache Fe owen? {2 | food, and now, when the engine struck Nell "patronized. Spectalties — SHonTHAND, | Shorthand. ,Jnaiviquat and a a OT MD. feat 9g ng ee ee many, but deadly. Most insidious of all is | 7%; ducks, 8 to 9; geese, to 6. bottom, twenty feet from the surface, she | FTXPEWRITING, SECURING POSITIONS GAR | Teacher, experienced, practical writer, Progress | steamer Saher y* TENTZ, daily except Sunday, | LS, pH yg tt 7 the red spider. If your palms begin to turn | Game—Venison, saddle, 15 to 20 cents a | began rolling over and over like a corncob | pupits. Iedividnal teoteenicn, Dap ion SPEED Deere 2S by. Class instruction. | gt 9:30 a.m. Returning about 3 p.m. ” | Western dally, and with the Chesapeake and: Oto brown, bring them into a strong light and | Peund; pheasants, 25 to 40 a piece; rabbits, | 1" @ flooded barn yard. The picture of | sessions. Illustrated catalogue (72 pages) Theat and French, Send 10F preety” ggookkeeping | “Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight re | culty for ihe Natural Lisldge and a, iz strong lig! . | 31.50 to $2 a dozen; wild turkeys, 7 to 1)| his past life which had been suddenly | (671 pupils last year). “THE BEST, Pe LARC. caine Prospectus. 943 1 st. nw. | ceived until the hour of sailing. 11: M.—Daily.—THE UNITE examine the under part of the leaves close- | Ccnts a pounds; woodcock, 25 to 35 cents | flashed before his eyes now disappeared, EST AND THE CHEAPEST BUSINESS COL- = E. S. RANDALL, MAIL. Carries Pullman Buflet Sleepers, New You ly, with a microscope, if possible, for the | a piece and oe engineer, povclon as it may seem, LEO ae wae Ses) for Washington Heights School, oe aes = — Reng ag heme . red spider is invisible to any but sh: Vegetables—Celery, medium, per doz., 25 | found himself watehing for an opportunity wa oR F ee eae 1850 Wyoming ave., cor. 1 Le ROSE geet icone Sp C5 pattanoag mind eyes. iv siete spraying itt cold water to Se coca Conca per doz, 10 to. 15 | to slip out of the cab, of the rolling engine. | Mt COURT F. WOOD, LLM., Principal. Da paring Ste: gels) saa; Sa WM. M. REARDON, Agent. Alexandria, se13- ogg Meng ping er Ripe ay ta and boarding for’ girls snd young “ladles. vie s; let- | Now he felt the engine slam up against a Wi VOCAL Principal, “Miss -BRANCES MARTIN.© “Asso: ral Gays Wil destroy this post. | tice par mole GOoceate to ot bn, | Big howler: invthes tation eee Miss Katie V. Wilson, 12035, | Paneth is, ANS STERRETT. _seé-tt Brother enemy is the scale, which may be | fancy, new, per bbl., $2 to $2.25; choice, per | and at the same time his hands grasped a | witp'l, of nd, espe Of London, Eng. Studio and | DE, JOHN P. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME LES: found usually on the stalks and leaf-ribs. | bbi., $1.75 to $2; new, per bush., 70 to 75 | floating something. It was the fireman’s | sesidence 1350 10es of, mto™ Eng. Studio. ar sons OOT. 5 at his residence, 1327 M st. n.w. To get rid of it, first scrub the plant thor- | cents; culls, per bb! cents; pota- | Waste box, and the engineer, holding hard c2-1m' gusnly, with @ brush. then sponge with | toes, New York, per bush., 70 to 75 cents; | to it, was dragged out of the cab and car-| Friends’ Select School, ville, ‘Teun., abd at Charlotte with Pallman Sleeper Puliman Buffet Sleeper New York +0 for se STEAMER “WAKEFIELD, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Keaves Washlugton, D.C. (th st, ferry 'wharn, | fonda “ni, for intermediate gst oy eae Ninn gee oe ted ‘Touist Excursion Through Sleeper on this Greek, Abell's,” Leonardtown, Stone's, Howard's, | train every Wednesday to San Fraucisco without a THE Cobrun’s, Colton's. change. t seapsids and kerosene oll—a teaspoonful | Maryland. and Virginia, bush. 60 te 1 | Tied to the surface. He had barely time to Fak RES DRILLERY, = - 4-01 P.M.—Locat for Front Royal, Strasburg and of the latter to a quart of water. Do this | cents; culls, per bush., 25 to 3) cents; sweet | breathe when a floating drift swept over Elementary and High School for both sexes. or an 508 11TH, | colonial beach, Buriwood. Mock Pulnt, Calon's, Spt a pase every three days until the scale disappears. | potatoes, fancy, per bbl., $1.25 to $1.50; No. | him, forcing him into the water again. Fifteenth year. Ast Floor. | Leonardtown, Ab-ll’s, Nomini Creck, Piney Point, 10.43 P-4i.—Dally SWASHINGTON AND. SOUTH. Palms need repotting once a year, spring | 1, $1 to $1.25; culls, 75 to 9) cents; yams and Re ett. the EBISU, ah Cnt ee Een uae DEE, St, George sland, Smith Greek, Coan and Yeoco: WESTE ESTIBULED LIM t ol agp = oie : ¢ z in one ni - mico rivers. Teatibelod wisn ? frist or gardener, if possible. If that can-| 10 bunches, $1 to $1.30; cabbage, per 100, |All this had occurred in a very brief | —S!&t£ Se Principat. ttadios 1213 Neste nian? 10d Harmony, af her | Colonial Beach, Bust wood, Rock Point, Colton's, | Teun. via Ashville, Kovxviile ao ( not be done, do as foliows: Turn the pl 32 to $4; new,per bbl., 75 cents to $1; onions, | 8Pace of time, but Degan was not a pireng Mrs. Estelle H. Davis, = oe Seo echefile te effect September 23, 19073. | Sarma and Sacumorilla: Sat New’ Noe te hen. faretully out of the old pot. If that has | yellow, per bbl. $1.50 to $2; yellow, per | ™@n, and the strain was beginning to tel Pupll_of Learn to be a Draughtsman! seT-tt CW. RIDLEY, Geol. Manager. | phis, via Isirmingham; New York to New Orleans, been filled with roots, take a new pot two | bush., 6) to 65 cents; turnips, per bbl, 75 | 0" him. Once in a while above the billows MR. F. MACKAY, Evening lessons in all kinds of draughting and — a — | <a Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled Day sizes larger and put in the bottom a two- | cents to $1; beans, white, New York, medi- | Of the boiling flood he got a glimpse cf the . ce mathematics begin Sept. 20. 531 7th st. n.e. ns Corch Washington to Atlanta. S ro Railway i H locution, Dramatic Art. : og 5 inch layer of cinders, shards, or other | ums, $1.2) to $1.35; New York, pea, $1.20 to | low banks of the river, running backward : I e20-Im* OCEAN TRAVEL. Dining Car Greens 0. Montgom drat stuff. Then a layer of good, rich | $1.30; marrow, $1.2) to $1.30; Virginia, | 4 the dim starlight. ‘The roar.was deaf- ‘Rd wiulls tle ae ee en rend Ta wellness yd ty Soll. Remove as much of the old soil’ with | White, 90 cents to $1; white, mixed,80 cents: | Ning. The river eurged against the sands, | Af, studlo, a aa i Dee Emerson Institute American Line. funy except Sunday. and 0:35" indy your fingers as you can without injuring | colored, 60 cents; ‘black-eyed peas, per | the banks crumbled and great cottonwood (YOUNG'S ACADEMY). » for Round Hill pm. cept Sun the delicate rooth and pot very care | bush., 65 to 75 cents. trees that had stood there for halt a cen-| OK ELEY SCHOOL eee = Belect classical and mathematical school for New York-Southampton (London-Paris) Leestuirg, and "6:25 p.m. "for Herndon. bamliing ee Pam is Killed by rough | | Dried frults—Evaporated apples, cholee, | {TY swayed to and fro, and finally fell | young raaies and little children. 1750 eee {oUF men and boys, vit 14th st., opposite Frank- Twin-screw U. 8. Mail Steamships. turning. arrive at Wanhingtow S:26 a.m handling. Keep in a cool, shady pla 4 to 6 cents; apples si tance: ; | into the roaring flood. At times the waste CI a ‘ "iste In Square, will reopen September 27, Circulars Sailing every Wednesda; p.m. daily from Round Hill, . Shady place for ; apples sliced, fancy, 3 cents: Dupont Circle. Miss E. V. HETH, A.M. ocl-18t mal be robtainedl atrinecocte sae or by at | Paris......0ct. 20°10 amiSt. Paul. Nor. 17, 10. am ly ae seme ume after repotiing. sliced, bright, 2 to 2% cents; ‘quarters, | box swung near the shore eddied back like a "ila Bb ESUNG, | Be Baal..-Oct. 21 10 aim/St. Louls!-Nov, 26,205 | S°vt, Sunday. from Hern Other Foliage Plants. bright, 2 cents; peaches, choice, 6 to 7 | 2 girl on skates, and then shot down the | MRS. CARRIE KIDWELL-STEWART, ITALIAN 119. ipal. St. Louis. .Nov. 3, 10 aim) Paris. ec. 1, 10am Through trains from the south arrive at W: poe cents; fair to good, 5 to 6 cents; halves, un- | Middle of the mad river at a furious rate. | method of vocal art; diploma graduate Lamperte Paris......Nov. 10, 10 am|St. Paul...Dec. 8, 10 aim | ington. “6:42 2. 220 p.m, and 9:25 p. care of other follage nas te Selection | pected, 2 to 3 cents; quarters, unpecled 2 | Unless you have seen a mountain stream | method.” Studio, 1d27 "Fat, Mon. and. Thurs Elocution, Oratory, Red Star L Heteisatarg 12:40 and 9:28 pom, da and care of other follage plants. ‘The omni- | to 2 cents; evaporated, 8 to 10 conte, soap: | 8t flood you can form only a faint notion mens 0 N st aw. ocim—| DRAMATIO OULTURE, PHYSICAL “DRAINING r Line. Fa Big en Dresent‘rubber plant hardly needs mention. | Orated, unpeeled, 6 to 7 cents; cherries, | Of the force and speed of the Gunnison Henry Donch ee z SGTUN torres Rae October tion farted at aces, £11an. 1500 Fenarsea Every one knows it, and as it seems to | Pitted, dry, crop ’96, 9 to 10 cents; sugared | Tuning bank full. Great rocks, the size 9 Courses in expreasicn commence Monday, Nov. | KENSINGTON : -October 20, 12 noon . : ey 4 I oF ~ | Teach vi WESTERN AN Oct avenue, and at Pennsylvania railroad passenger flourish under the most diverse and unta. | 224 Wet. 6 to 7 cents; blackberries, per Ib., | Of @ sleeping car, are rolled along the bot: Re ete eerie andl Orchestral’ Reed— |) 3, sau? ‘Tuitlon, $100. Halston term” opens tober 27, 12 noon z - u ing. Residence, 608 Hi st. n.w. ‘ocT-1m ies, 1 sao SOUTHWARK. 2] November 3, 1 pan. } Station. eaduhies eae ee a $ to 4 cents; whortleberries, per 1b., 5 to | tom of the river, as marbles are rolled by quired ts avery ease. Ait och strictly tn adeanee, | NORDLAND. November 10, 12 hoon qianditions, no directions need be | ¢ cents; raspberries, dry, 10 t6 {1 cents. the stream of a garden hose, und here, at e 88 rtyn Colie; INTERN ATI TION COMBARY” WAT n. There is one thing, however, that | Green frults and nuts—Apples, fancy ta- | the Ce AE ee pe T h Bli Ma College, pS SS even a rubber plant resents—by dying out- | ble, bbl., $2 to $2.50; choice, per bbl, $1.50, | 0 look, and was awed by the awfulness of 1228 to 125: G street northwest, Washington, D.C. Be ye cB ONE, Green, N. x. Wi Ted a a cae a Candtalts, per bbl. 45 cents to $1; pears, La | shy Tra jecane, Wren Airst hesfound him- | School of Electricit eesaie at nena are WASHINGTON, ALEXANDUIA AND MT. VERNON h + ¥ low temperature. | Conte sgh oe eee y A self at the front of a fast exptess, timing OO! © ectricity, se22-6m a RAILWAY . pena ae OF pumbrelia plant, 18 another | ¢o $2;'Sickle, per Dbl Me ee, Conc aee | the train with a touch of his hand; fining 85 B ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. Gaillard School. NORTH GERMAN LLoyD : cep tanc constantiy in d = been! 0, a exclusively. = ny e , ., Of Waier, and in the Suniehte 1 \iiese, | DbL, $2.25 to $1; peaches, faney, free stone, | Marveled, as most men do, at the speed | te Special ‘attention called: techs eights | _of Languages reopened. 1023 Fifteenth st. se29-tf SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN, In effect May 9, 1897, to $1.50; medium, 40 to 00 cents; | 29d power of the locomotive, but all that | #CB&o.! ve ‘ $1.25 iS for residents of Washington and vicin- | [3a emg SE Oe . 2am well so, if at all. we realdents of Wasi seg Kaiser.Tu.,Oct. 26, 9 am) Labn..-Ta. 16,9 For Alexandria (week dys). 6:30, 7:05, 7:35 Dractenas are grand decorative plants | Peaches, #ix-basket carriers, $1.50 to $2, % | WS Mean and tame compared with the | ity. quthoratory equipment excellent. - Ingtrue- njo, Mandolin and Guitar Saale...Tu. Nov. 2. 9 am | Katscr. Tu. Nov, 28, 9am | 8:00, G20 crn D0 B90) 1006 oe 1-0 aS with their long, sword-shaped leaves, grew, | UUs. baskets, 40 to 0 cents; quinces, per | £6F hisiteaxra bes jon the best. |, Cougae opens October 1. Cuta- | Instruction by Miss.G. E. Buckingham, at Studio, CHERBOURG, PARIS, BREMEN. a.m, 12:05 ek., 12:20, 1:15, 1:45, S05 ex 2: bronze or crimson, siriped with jek: b > to 3; walnuts, per 100 lbs., 75 lere, indeed, was energy; awful and irre- - rite POURS DENTON BLISS, President. 122 6th st. n.w., or at residence of puplil.sel8-Im* | payel.Sat.,Oct. 23, 10 um | Al -Sat..d 6, 10 am | 8:00 ex., 3:30, 4:00 ex., 4:15 ex., 4:45, 5:05, 5. bronze or crimson, stri yel- | cenis to $1; chestnuts, per pound, so; | sistible. A mighty force that only the = ent. | SIGNOR MARIANO MAINA’S SCHOOL ART FOR TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. Ting Sb, G ob ee BES, 7200," 8:00, $200, 10:00, _and white. ney are de and | cents: oranges, California, $250 to $250, | 8'anite walls of the canon could resist, French La School SINGING—Italian method; pupils are taken from SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN. 1108, 1120 pm must be protec from extremes of heat | (ont, ranges, | Calite 5 50; | and he, a tiny speck upon tha’ heaving ‘Ml ngyuage School. and thoroughly red for concerts, | Koengin Luise ‘Thursday, Oct. 28, noon | For’ Alexand-ia (Sunday only), 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, ae Jace them where the sunlight | (mons. Cicily. per box, $3 to $4. Grapes— | Bnd he. 2 tiny speck up Stet ‘Thorough courses; ‘Gil grades; classes and pri- | oratorios and grand opera; vatiads also taught in | H. He Meter. ‘Thursday: Nor. 4, noon | 10:30, 11:00, 11:30 a.m., 12:00 noon, 12:80, 1:0 ler through their leaves, they wil | Concord, 10-Ib. basket, 12 to 13 cents; -Ib, | DO = Mor an enaincee muvee | Yate lesions. MELE. V."PRUD'HOMME, Sof D | French S| Ttallan and English. For further GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA. 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00: 3:30, 4:00. 4:40. glow like stained glass. ech basket, 7 to § cents; Delaware, 5-Ib. basket, | €Ve" hoping for life, for an engineer never | ff'‘a.w" eee Bittlculars write or call at SANDERS & STAY- | Ems.......Oct. 18, 10'am/Fulda...-.Oct. 80, 10 am | 6:00, 6:80, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:06, . Maced, wantental te om tadsaa aes 10 to 13 cents: Marthas, 5-lb. basket, 3 | 8!V€s up so long as there is breath in his ‘A French class at “The Cairo” for young ladies AN’S, 1827 F at. n.w. ‘set-2m | Werra.....Oct. 23, 10 amj e For Mount Vernon Dyke and W ions (werk , point of variety and goreersnen nts 12 | cents: Niagaras, 5-Ib. basket, 10 to 12 cents, | body. Degan was feeling strong again and| aod ching Stag be, Catto” rten Mis CORA A. EENFIELD a OELRICHS & CO.. 2 BOWLING GREEN, dasa): 6:90, 10:05, 11:00 a.m, 12:05, 1:15, ‘2-05, _ . More than four hunted camit, | Salems, 5-Ib. basket, 7 to 8 cents; walnut | WS now watching a chance to pull for} _Seliook e105 Poe Teacher of Elocution and Physical Culture, pay mis ert a ES Oras pat leiverste: 940 om, ef color in this plant are known to | Kernels, 12 to 15 conts; pineapples, 8 to 18 | {he shore, when the leafy top of 'a falling | Cormspra GOLLEGE OF DONMERGR Se SESS For ‘Mount 'Vernoa’ and Way Stations upday t. It aaa ah * cents; crab apples, per bbl., $2 to $2.50. tree caught him and dragged him below | “@ig 12th st. now. ly 407 sth at. n.w. Special attention paid to children, ocl-Im* only): 9:00, 11:00 a.m., 2:00, 4:00 p.m. Se erg ees Sear Se Hf cantare: Mt | Tooah. aad othec eaten Catton cate aes | aeatea ransladyamongntieouemnaroin * Otero Se | ip Sh . French Line. dr Aguedict Bulge Waves of the cilaticen gem mnie tore $3.50 to &; butcher, per cwt., $250 to | his waste box the desperate driver fought Thorough courses ti Business ‘and Storthand iss Sherman’s School COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIOUE, | §: ie, 2508; 2240, 8.00" 3:80. Astor Iceves of the caladiuim upon w 0 eX- common, per ewt., $1.50 to $3; rough, | With all his strength, and in a little while | Sodividua pan : in th instructiog by ‘expert teachers; la For girls, cor. 19th st. and Jefferson place. Re- ty hue ant chat. (f | per ewt., $1; hogs, fair, per ewt., gross, $4; | felt the waste box bearing him up and on| Welllighted rooms ifs; moderate’ tuttfoa = S and easy terms. A e +holar- box is lavishly drawn | diary, per ewt, net, $1.75; ‘sheep, per | OMCe more. He was now in a narrow,| Shine in Gremine ted niet of. free oc DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE, VIA HAVRE, ns October From Pier 42, North EARATE PREPARATORY DEPT. FOR BOYS. eos ver, foot’ Morton st. t., Oct. 23, 10 a.m. Oct. 30; 10 . color and design. E her exhausiless col ica meatigtad ; ; cwt., $2.50 to $3; lambs, spring, ., | Straight chute, at the lower end of which Eee id 32:00 4 1:00, 1:80, 2:00, 2:20, Riga. 7 mainaled tes the ulost ammasinis/ ef ST 5) "eco si casita 1 $k eee ae aioe || lolntver aan atanoe benartcrinencti M f ies Td at. Nor «a 3:30, 4°00, 4:80, 8:00, 9:30, G20, 6:40, T0i, A marvelous plans, indeed, and worthy ot | $30; calves, prime, per ewt., $6 to $050; | SWay Trom the raliroad track. Degan sew| Mount Vernon Seminary. SpencerianBusinessCollege mya gd Bareage checked free for holding frst- all the care it requires. Given a light, but | CO™Mon, per ewt., % to $6; grass, per ewt., | the curve and hoped that he might be o's 5 NEW AND BBACTIFUL HALLS Seats trent Hand: | cing: tickets at station. Bleyclen, 25 conte each not too hot place, plenty of moisture, it % to $3.50; cows, prime, each $25 to $35; | thrown upon the bank at the bend, and the} CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STREETS N.W. In ‘of Music A, FORGET, Gen-| 3512 ing: 8 Galboce pina. node act athens “a to | CoMMEN, each, $10 to $15; old and dry, gé| Rext instant the box was driven hard Ninth street, corner B nw. ‘Eutrance 408 Ninth st. 3 Bor “Green, @uller from irreular treatment, it is almost | € $5. agginat a huge rock and went to pieces. || Boarding and Day School | ,micy 4 scolastic "year. Dar er CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, [aeaaeae ce ke ue Le Oe An Abduction in Africa. was lying full length upon the flat top for Girls. Mpiting. | Rnelish. gee THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY on them. . ee | cs puta aneees : of the rock, against which his lite pre- Fe selence “of ci Baie physical DENTISTRY. SLECrEIO LiGuiep, StkaN mares aay, There are but few ferns that do well in - . server ter Shatner ipa ERE ee eet et MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STa- the dry air of the living room. Give them Hing back to its normat bea ready Set: | Primary, Preparatory and Collegiate Departments, | *Merthand and typewriting. soe sen cneay | OPERATIVE PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY ON | TION SIXTH AND TS aor ——— os — keep — clean and ean Navies nea Bina ng Dleeding, his Dohler Bieeo ie training in all branches in accordance Cory crank Re ty. Dr. T. W. STUBBLE- | 2:20 P.M. DAILY —Glocinna‘?’ ant 8. i ist, however, and some of them will live 1 ic est modern methods. re- and F sts. for | Pall through the winter, and even flourish, ached with the chill of the morning. One aces eens plead aasiece night through | field, Merts ith ee2-t? | cial neat, “Pulltaan’ steenets out the year. tasoe nar cated of his legs was broken, and the pain of it| {a Creeted especially for school parposes. | “GuiD'G/ tena for new announcement, °07."08. Solid. train eS at mete | ili Louisville, Indianapolis S coalenacans peel me 2 Painless and St. Louis une cee Parlor care Clacien deel to. “StundBuanteer™ basta otis Fe aa reek omen ne evan wae: alld asa sal cae eastnseriitere Seen |e Principal and’ Propeistoe, | of out Extracting, 50c. atte br ee ‘at Covington, Va.. for = * : zh rapidly. e could walk at all he = Best teeth, Crowns, Bridges, etc., eginks, Sthastent = Orr abe ate fare ete could walk ashore without getting wa:er ae se Se ~ Wh, HARRIED MILLS. YOCAT, LESSONS. a soravnsdhne Tapecialist of long experienc, | for ‘Chocianatl, = Pula’ “elcopscr "ee Sone tran res ie sun came up irs. |. SOMERS, iew z st of all, but extremely short ved under —— Beige Bi Sera th thong tes ELIZABRT! Principal. Ww, ‘ork, and Tuesdays; Washington, | No students. ‘work guaranteed. See larger ‘and Louisville without change. DRUNK FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. CURED SBORETLY IN 1 WEEK. A correspondent writes: “I am so glad to inform ;You of the most wonderful effect yoar AntiJag Tore Tas teken on my husband. “T can safely Lortle cured him, and in one week. He } drinking on and off about 2 years.” Can ven secretly at home. Guaranteed harmless. rock upon which he lay. Presently he heard a locomotive scr2am- ing down the canon and when she came round the curve flagged her. Behind the engine was a wrecking train, coming up from the junction to find and fish the Rock- way out of the river. The crew was greatly rejoiced to find Degan. They bore him tenderly to the way-car and carried him to the company’s hospital at Salida, and there it was he told me the story of the Roubideau wreck. ‘Mrs. ADEILIA A seli-ane GATES HENSLEY, Asst. Principal. =.\vashington College rding an school k elocution Visit the school 10:57" EXCEPT ts AM., PT SUNDAY Parlor car Wash- (Richmond Richmond Sely rail tine, vis Peamn, oF nad Pad Gna O pescrrations ant Creeapeake and Oto at girs, S13 and 1421 Fens ‘avenge, and at tient ence eT