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12 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1898—24 PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. EOE GON BEET IN NEED OF HELP. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, ee aie cco Pe chet cence Temporary sper eae rei Ask ae Sel See re IN WASHINGTON, IN WASH ‘TON, IN w ASMINGTON. wehgige beens sia Gate “Mat) wee Chane acinus | escape” mat toes tn nn| Hig gt satat eed" Miami: | THECOLUMBIAN UMIVERSITY, | GEORGETOWN |The Misses Kerr's School gibt hierar held in Brightwood Hall last evening. Af- | street is not in need of further donations. | Fog y,Afom, end ee Reece WASHINGTON, D.C. UNIVERSIT Y, edations for a nulted nunber of wards Columbia Theater—“Diplomacy.” ational T! Ohio avenue Gettysburg. For amusements see page _— +. EXCURSIO Steamer Charles M Hall at 1 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Steamer Jane Moseley for Colonial Beach, Clifton Beach and merset Beach a.m. eamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fortress mroe at pm. mer Harry ch and river Randall ndings at for 7 am. Trains leave avenue for Arli S$ p.m. ‘Trains lea avenue for Meunt Vernon ho rly pm ———_—— ABST I more than has becn Am now than ever and praise it. Dri « PABST BR half a century rica’s finest beer. before. Mill » postal < VING CO. Human Artitic! “SAVE THE EYES Cc. A. Muddiman & Co. We WANT Y to call at one of our § the Best Eizin Butter, Great Auantic and P: “th and E, Tea Cor GENTS’ SUITS CLEANED. A. F. oUR WIFE nehes and acifie Tea Style turer's name (C: Beware of imitations. be. straight. E spRaaes OUR BABIES NEVER CRY s they dimple and crow. to perfection C1 crow. Prince, p Oil, 5 T5e.; prompt deliv- 140. Mu an & Co., 12t WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF. Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef, » Steak, gu to John R. Kelly, 9th st. wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef a specialty. nal Plantation, nothing to equal it, tional Cigar Factory, 1011 Pa.ave. FOR YOUR ICED TEA s ¢ Pure sold at cost. heon, C.D. KENNY, 8 city stores. BLANKETS BORNOT, 1103 G crry AND DISTRICT. LACE CURTAIN Meaned. z AND > on ral Brawner. Mr. Wm. H. Brawner of this city ceived a telegram from Lieutenant Frank x i Regiment, United States En- gicers, informing him of the death of his ral Frank Brawner, the at Jefferson bar- He died of fever after is mother had just fin- etter from him when the Young twenty-second year. years in the 3d Regi- 2 tes Volunteer Engineers, and left Washington only two months ago with bright hopes. are now en route to Washing- Co 22d Instant, » Mo. for two in perfect health His remains and ten. Funeral will be from his home Brooklyn, D. C., announcement of which will be mado later. eee Arlington & Return, on Sunday, 15e. Electric trains every 45 min. 181g & Pa. ay. —Advertisement, ——_s_—__. Smallpox Patient Discharged. Charles J. Holt, the man sent August 15 to the tsolation hospital suffering from a Lad attack of smallpox, was dismissed yes- terday as fully recovered. There is, there- no smallpox within the city, case being the only one under sur- for several weeks, and at one time it was believed he now Mm anc He was very had no chance of recovery. Se Important. Joel Gutman & Co. of Baltimore, Mad., take this opportunity to inform lady resi- of Washington E favorably sumed charge department In this connection her annou! artly be held by under wuspices in particu vy patronesses 1 Gutman & Cx Balt - lowest Prices. ces for plan of bu at my off affords y 1S — of Officers. s of Hermann, for the president Exel, ligk, Louise 1ancial committee. the eat Atlant and : > ged forty-three stru The in the his: try th yeu will be r text-book ivt. —_ Cox te ice V. Mar gainst ner desertion. ———————— Sharon Dairy will deliver you the best milk an4 delicious cream for coffee and cereals, from choice Jersey and Guernsey herd Thompson, 224 bs st. s.w.; telephone 485.—Advt. ae greene Threatens His Wife. Judge Seott today held William Evans in 100 bi ag threats against wife, Mary nd in default the cused we for thirty days. gees Charge Agaiust Deaters. s. John D. Lasley, Willam D. ger, John Woerner, jr, and Charles M. Lew i bicycle dealers, toda; e Judge Kimball the junk dealers without Raving ugh their counsel, Messrs evens, the accused ask- ed for 2 jury trial and were released to ap- pear when a So. orate of Shilling. to meet at 20 p.m. yiember 2 the bu of Corporal Frithiof Shilling of the class of ‘9. TOMORROW. can supply Lamps and Drop Lights very cheap. ertrude ine Englert treas- Alice Vollme Wilson, Kate Lyceum Theater—John W. toroons.”” ette Square—“Hotel Topsy Turvy eater—“A Relgn of Error.’ h street—Battle of jester for Marshall Colonial 131g street and Pennsylvania hourly from 8 am. 15g street and Pennsylvania from 10 THE MODEL BEER.” Better drink e fora vap.st. 6.h & av. °. per pound. Company, BORNOT, 1108 G st. Cigar has manu- ‘arney) on inside of box the best Sc. tea In American-reflned Sugars that Madame George known in this city) of their dressmaking Joel Gutman & ce that a costume reception Madame George Washington, date to be stated later. of Madame invited to call upon or address 12 to 1 imore, Md.—Advt. ing that protection. Lowest prices st and I, 12 1, Daughters and has elect- ensuing Rosine in the price of butter. best Elgin butter m you can buy and Pacific ‘orner.—Ady, years, a clerk, was taken ill about his morning on 7th street be- North Carolina avenue. home, No. 41% © ambulance belong- ercial College on free to those opening at- convine: syst sree of Divorce Granted. day granted a decree of di- S, who, May husband, James verlan College are re- Arlington cemetery at , to witness « ter the preliminary matters were disposed of the following business was called up and discussed at length: The question of urging the improvement of certain roads in the county was advo- cated by Mr. Norris of the committee on streets, roads and bridges, and the im- provement of Park avenue, or road A, as well as Morrison street from 5th street to Brightwood avenue, were dwelt upon. It was decided that they be brought to the at- tention of the Commisstoners. The discus- participated in by Messrs. John L. . Claude F. King, President N. E. Robinson, C. C. Lancaster and others. The question of the revision of the new plat of street extenston was brought for- ward by President Robinson, and a paper, which had been drafted by the executiv commitice of the association and forward- ed to the Commissioners in reference to the same, was read by him and approved, with the additional recommendation for the elimination from the plat of east and west streets lying between A road and Military road from Piney Branch road westward; also that a short parallel street north of this and parallel to the latter, running from 4th to 16th streets, be also eliminated. Also that the president appoint a commit- tee to urge upon the ners said changes. ‘The discuss! n part in by M aster, Stone, s, Saul and King. offered by Mr. Cox and upnanimousiy adopted, setting forth that “the duties of Engineer Commissioner of the District of Columbia have seldom, if ever, been more satisfactorily performed than during the past few months by Capt. Lansing H. Beach, and as these duties have been performed without the help of assistant engineer officers and under most trying circumstances, to the general satis- faction of the taxpayers of the District of Columbia and the United States, therefore the Brightwood Avenue Citizens’ Associa- tion heartily indorses the administration of the office of Engineer Commissioner by the present able incumbent, Capt. Lansing H. Beach.” A copy of the resolution was ordered to be forwarded to the President of the United States and to the Engineer Commissioner. Other matters, relating to parks and other interests, sd up by Mr. Cox and discusssed, after which the meeting ad- journed. : ———— “Opening” at the Palais Royal. The store will be open all day Monday, when the “Opening” of autumn-winter mil- lr and dress goods occurs. The adver- tisement on another page gives interesting details.—Advt. ——— GEORGE R. JOHNSONS WILL. Last Wishes Concerning Disposition of Estate. The will of the late George R. Johnson, dated June 2, 18 vas filed for probate in the office of the register of wills yesterday afternoon. By the terms of the testament Mr. Johnson bequeathed to his wife, Mrs. Anna Johnson, all of his real estate, wher- ever the same is situated, for the term of her natural life. From and after the time of her decease the title of the real estate is to be vested In the testator’s five chil- dren, Mary E. Boggs, Lucretia R. Hitch, Anna L. Johnson, Roberta A. Johnson and Charles R. Johnson, share and share alike. All of bis personal property, household goods and furniture, bond: mortgages, stocks, moneys and other urities, the testator bequeaths to his wife, having full confidence, he adds, that she will husband the same for the benefit of her children and grandchildren. He nominates his wife, his daughter, Mary E. Boggs, and his ‘son, Charles R. Johnson, executors, and re- quests that neither of them be required to give bond. The will is witnessed bh George H. B. White, Irving G. Ashby and John E. Zug, all of the National Metropolitan Bank. ae Gai Columbian University. The Columbian University has just com- pleted its corps of lecturers for the new school of comparative jurisprudence and diplomacy by the appointment of William Wirt Howe, a distinguished member of the bar of New Orleans, as lecturer on Roman law. Mr, Howe has delivered a course of lectures on this subject before the school of Yale University, and he has writ- ten a work on civil law which ts used as a text book In a number of law schools. Mr. Willis Vandevanter, assistant attor- ney general of the United States, has been appointed as lecturer upon equity pleading and practice. Judge Vandevanter ig a fine lawyer, a thorough student in his profes- sion. His style of expression is terse, clear and earnest, which will make his lectures full of interest and profit to his class, — Wonderful how we can sell the best Elgin butter 3 to Se. cheaper than any other dealer in town. Our price is 24. per pound, delivered in per- fect order to any part of the city. Tne Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, ith and E, Tea Corner.—Advt. ~ Money to lend at 5 and 6 per cent on real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1505 Pa. ave.— Advertisement. er Capt. Parsons Thanked. At the regular meeting of General W. 8. Hancock Command, Nv. 1, U. V. U., De- partment of the Potomac, held last even- ing at 514 9th street northwest, on motion ot Comrade J. Depenai a resolution was unanimously adopted thanking Cap- tain E. H. Parsons, quartermaster United States volunteers, late of the United States regular army, for giving the veterans of clvil war preference when he was em- ar to conduct his of- y ch action he has given employ ment io a large number of members of the Union Veteran Union who were out of em- ployment. ee $1.25 To Raltimore and Retarn B. and O., Saturday and Sunday, September 24 and 25, good for return until following Monday. ‘Tickets good going and returning on all trains—Advt. - eg en You are almost sure to find Furniture and Carpets to suit you in Hoeke’s Clear- ing sale.—Advt. via >— Concert and Festival at Brookland, The ladies of St. Anthony's Church, Brookland, will give a concert and festival Tuesday next, the 27th, from 5 tll 11 p.m. at the residence and grounds of Col. Lewis, opposite the church. The confectionery table will be in charge of Mre. Lewis, as- sisted by Mrs. J. Yznaga, Mrs. J. T. Noel, Mrs. Harry Barton, Mrs. J. C. Baumer, Mrs. P. H. McNamara, Mrs. J. B. Clarke, Mrs. Keemle, Miss Mary Noyes, Miss May Crook and Miss Ethel Black. The supper table will be in charge of Mrs. Jullien, who will be assisted by Mrs. J. H. Brooks, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Florence McNamara and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Harry Dowling will have the candy stand. A musical program will be in charge of Mrs. Carl Burg, Mr. John Burg and Mr. nk T. Hume, Jr. mmittee on decorations will con- Joseph Burg, Alexis Yznaga, mb, Louis Jullien and A. D. V. variety of flowers will be dis- Misses Consuello Yznaga, Kath- jleen Noel, Merle Barton, May Hamilton, Burr. A pensed b: Emily Brooks, Alma Noyes, Carrie and Lulu Jullien and Margaret McNamara. Misses Kathleen and Marie Brown and Louise and Alma Keemle will have charge of the grab-bag for the entertainment of the little one: eens Pianos rented, $4 & 85 monthl: Advertisement. panenmerneouaere Rev. Dr. Fair in the City. Rev. Dr. Fair of Savannah, Ga., reached the clty yester¢ay on his way home, and is with Dr. Pitzer. He will preach at Cen- Bradbury.— tral Presbyterlan Church tomorrow, both morning and evening. 81.60 To Fredericksburg, Va., $1.60 and return via Pennsylvania Railroad. On aceount of the Fredericksburg fair, tickets will be on sale to that point Sep- tember 26 to 29, good to return to Septem- ber 30, at rate of $1.60 for the round trip.— Advertisement. Big savings await you in Hoeke’s Clear- ing Sale.—advt. The home has bee for two weeks, fu healthy lodging, + bers of the Ist Ri of the public. the soldiers, as thi and cannot leave out, six weeks h No. 412 9th street acknowledgment afternoon at 4 o'cl Donations, stantial foods and since last report Friend.” Regent M Kehrer, M sh,” Mr: Engel, “Cas! 7M M. Chalken, Young, ‘Cash, ner, Chaplain Cou Muehlieser,, Mrs. Cleveland Baking Reeve ington, “No “Tacom Mrs. T Mr. Partridge, cle city post office, Pensior ton) Smith, J “Cash,” “Ne Norris, ““C M North, Miss Gall, Books, ton, Mrs. 208. Reinhardt ApeTs We a Ese son valid forreturr —Advertisement. FILES SUIT Alleged Wife of peals sensation A new tween Attorne claims to be his w! strained from u ni held by her, purp¢ that he was marrie wife. swer, ceremon: performe ith In her Dill st suit were married by Rev. Hen) Washington and wife until about Aj mony. Saturday ana Baltimore. Saturda Return following cept Congressional Hotel <. Su Arlington— del, London, fork, N.-¥.; N. 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Vi afternoon, when the latter's attorneys ties in the bonds of mairimony. ed that the woman was not his wife, whom he acknowledged Mrs. Von OL in which she si uniting her and Fields had b Fields and been introduced t nent people by him a for divorcee t alleges J. Malcolm Kerr, Bombay, England; C. W. Herbert L. James A. Ss. A.; Bell, U. Baxton, Hart Wellington—Aa fre Clayton, New York, N. Philadelphia, Bellifort, Alderman, How Aboud Your Blood’ Or do you have pimples, blackheads, rilla will make your blood pure. ‘Today buy 3 Hood's Sarsaparilla America's Greatest Medicine, Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. n in successful operation rnishing comfortable and wholesome and appetizing focd in abundance, cal attention and medicines for such mem- and all necessary medi- egiment, District of Co- as have no homes here, ey are yet in the service until they are mustered ence. Further contribu- ticns of provisions and money are there- fore sclicited by the ladies in charge, who will be glad to receive them at the home, northwest, at any time during the day or evening, and to make due f all contributions. Services will be held at the home Sunday lock. sub- cash, have been received from the following: “A Keefe, Hel- Stevenson, Mrs. Dickson, Jehn Cransen, K. H. Greene, Mrs. Hannah Ada Farnbruch, Mrs. * Mrs. A. Jeckyl, Miss Relief Association, Serib- udon, Mrs, Sauter, Mrs. Helmus, Miss Manning, Powder Company, Major Cigar Company), Lex. Name,” Mrs. McCreary, trewster, Miss Snowden, ks of mali bag division, Harriet Mrs. J. R. Reed, Mre. W. J. Wall M. T., Friends, Mrs. P. T. Dodge, Scott, Mrs. Admiral Bryson, Mrs. Yingling, Friend, Cesh, A Sma!l Subscription, Mrs. Joseph Auerbach, Mr. Smith, Mr. Kin: ley, A Friend, Mrs. mith, Mrs. Par- Miss Brother- E. Digges, Miss Curr M Burch, A. Nixon, * Mind,” M ‘oth nd periodicals were in- cluded in the contributions. aes rsions via B. and 0. polis Junction, Frederick, Charlestown and intermediate points at greatly reduced rates. ‘Ticketa sold Saturday and Sunday during the sea~ n until Monday following. — FOR DIVORCE. Attorney Fields Ap- to Court. in the controversy be- and W Fields, who od yester tiled Olsen devel on ife, suit for divorce against the lawyer, naming Fields’ present wife, who was Miss Burke, co-respondent. Mr. Fields sued Mrs. Von Olsen Fields some time ago, as noted in The Star, asking that she be re- ig his name and seeki the cancellation of a marriage certificate unite the par- He ¢ srting to ed to Miss Purke in 1836, to be his lawful en Fields filed an an- id that the marriage en had lived with many promi- his wife. e defendant In she and Fields fmore October 5, 1887, logg; that they came to ved together man and oril 1, I8M4, When she was nat she that deserted by the attorney and left without support, Mrs. Flelds declares that her husband wes very cruel to her and declares also that he disposed of much of her valu- able jewelry and other property. She charges him with drinking and gambling and with adultery. She asks i lute divorce, the right to resume her maid- en name of Von Olsen and permanent ali- ee unday Excursions to via Pennsylvania R.R, s during September, Monday. All trains ex- Limite Advt. —* Arrivals, gahara, Tokio, Japan; India: W. 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No che ever heard of such a Watch being offered at less than $10. open fac A coin silver hunt- Elgin or Waltham Go by looks, and aceur: and (1 wager 19 out of 20 Deuple will say it's a $10 or $12 wateh. Has the new bow own, and a nickel dust-proot he Watch extra proof against look for avything likg anywhere else—I've scored @ trade in getting them. Geo. W. Spier,‘ 310” 9th. modicum of whic! proportion of iron, fruit and hence 1 1891, $8 gal., T5e. 1800 Va. Claret, $5 preserving fruits, and nourishing to bottles, $1.25. and D s.e. CITY ITEMS. Chr. Xander, 909 7th Street. What 1s the factor in his Va. Port, a h in water is the con- valescent’s safest medium for enriching the blood and regaining health? It is the rich , conveyed by the roots of the noble Norton seedling vine to its nto that Port, made in qt., and into his Norton White Brandy for 60c. qt. it doz. $2 gal “Munchner” Beer is Strengthening a wonderful degree. No other beer compares with it as a tonic. “Boys in blue’ who drink ““Munchner” are fast regaining strength and health. 24 Nat. Cap. Brewing Co., 14th tt pase SS ‘Work and Prices Are All Right. Rooms papered, work; only $2 up. new, stylish paper, finest NOLTE, 810 9th st. 1t MISS HARRIET SHAWEN, imberti, Studio, ‘93 Vienna. sAnstrin: odesisland ave. THACHER OF T0- cal art; recently with the renowned Mme. Gar- pure Itallan method. se24-Law lin? B. L. WHITMAN, D. D., President. The University opens its seventy-cighth year with better fucilities than ever before. It offers com- Ukeley School, 2750 Madison st mear Duyont ices: bes Cireniats, Miss E. V. HETH, A. reop>ns. plete Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional courses of study in eight schools. The College. ADONIRAM J. HUNTINGTON, D.D., DEAN. Banjo, Mandolin & Guitar Instruction by Mise Ge KE. Buckingham, at studio, 1522 Gth st. reasenable, Rw. or at home of pupil, Ter se24-1m* Classes meet in daytime and are open to both men and women, Entrance examinations will be held at the univer- sity September 26 and 27, Session begins September 25, at 9 a.m. ns Organ and ical Hs a8 Soloist or necompanist, 7 Fst. new ‘Theery. Stadio Corcoran Scientific Schoo! tf HOWARD L, KODGKINS, Pb.D., DEAN, Fifteen distinct courses leading to the degree of Classe: meet fro S-H-O- R-T-H-A- N- D. B.S. Classer "meet from 6 to10) patm, ad are Some of the reasons _. for our seers Bight years of teaching— New metheds— Ind!vidan! attention— Highest recommendations— Five students in last Civil Service Exain—all nfident of suecess Students in every Govt. Department THE DRILLERY, 504 11th, Ist Figor. aRTENC 3 four years’ study at Corneil Univ... Would prepare students for collegs tutor ebildren: history, English, Latin and se24-16,if ., WOOSTER and in Session“begins September t 8 p.m. ‘The dean will be in bis office at the university daily after September 12. School of Graduate Studies. CHARLES EB, MUNROE, Ph.D. DEAN. Courses open to both men and women, leading to the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of S ence, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Mechan- jeal Engineer sad Doctor of Philosophy. Session begins September 25, at 4:30 p.m, Law School. or WALTER S. COX, LL. D., DEAN. were A three years’ course leading to the degree of sez tes. Cali ‘or address Miss M. BAR- | Bachelor of Laws, and a special course in Patent 1707 De Sales st. aw Ese Law, leading to the degree of Master of Pateot ANTON CASPAR, Law: FiGLinigt and sMeadnen The dean will be present in the reception room Has opene studio for puplis at at the university building from 5 to 6 p.m. 1 SaaS days, Thursdays and Saturdays after Septembe: eee Session begins October 3, at 6 p.m AND PRIMARY SCHOOL - = i = ° School of Comparative SqiooL ak eee | Jurisprudence & Diplomacy , Mad, Prof. J. ©. Kinear, A.M., prin. CHARLES W. NEEDHAM, LL. DEAN. and business | cours anes Offers training in higher legal knowledge and in 3 buildings, comfort ith and) the history, science and practice of Diplomacy, in courses leading to the degrees of Master of Laws, German Classes ing formed Ly native teache private Corcoran ronversation- Doctor of Civil Law and M. Session begius November 15 Medical School. A, DeSCHWEINITZ, Pb.D., M.D., DEAN. ‘er of Diplomacy. in- EMIL ‘ P CAPITOL ession begins October 3, at 8 p.m. Daily ic Hegiat® | tures thereatter at G:30 jm. The best facilities music, art. Classieal course | for Inborat inical work are afforded. The ic, $40. University 1 is located at 1285 H street Cs ‘ali aod scholarship examinations on ae For further particulars New York State Hours, 10 a.m. tory. RRR University. Medical and Den ital Devt ena ‘School. J. HALL LEWIS, B.D. S., DI Se. Ty ession beg! ectober 3, al p.. The fre The fifteenth conteslon dechuresmmiiiuceinl BL InIeat open OutuUEE Son aay mae be i898. at The a 2 at 7:30 pu aad will b Prof. wre October , MD nf ul est ei aa Ver dmission will be held Monday, pate au ES ae * 8 o'clock pau, at the College ees Ae iteration. and” snnonncements to Vetecnaey, School. E oe ee » M.D., Dean, 1116 H st. D. E. ALMON, D.V.M., DEAN aoe Er r EESTI IE A post-graduate cour: { one year. 1 « National University, Kor intomnaucnlapply 10/Dn Charles UhDay Law School. Departwent of Agriculture, Wasbington, D. C. the of study. terms, alogues. giving ered it ALVEY, &c., can be obtained ou application, personally or President ani Lecturer on Constitutional Law. | by letter, to I Est) W. HOLMES, Registrar, Lecturer a) Law. JA Jolumbian University. Lecture pis, Pomesti tions, Wis SNOGGEe EUGENE GARUSI, LL.D... cee Professor of the Law of Real Property, Domestie 19. Mrs. E. hi, brinelpat; Relations, Contraets und Equity Jurisprudence. lis. Natighright, Miss Freeman, assistants, ACUKSON H. RALSTON, LL.D, oe ES Professor of Common Kaw and Equity Meatiug | GasxowistH INSTITUTE, 162 AND 1044 VER- CR aE A MON? AVENUE—Boarding: Day School for prollO®: PENI EODAVIS, AME, LED, rest SoWETH und Mrs. E Professor of Eviden aw: and’ Cone Se a scp stitutional Law ard Lecturer upon the SEONG aa sialic ry of the Law LUMBIA yP COMMERCE, FREDE L. SIDDONS. LEM, See ETT Professor of the Laws “of Neguiinile’ in C.K URS ASL. CB, Prine and Crit atv horongh preparation in the business, ” Englis CHARLES COWLES TUCKER, qahoronen “erenart Twenty-six years’ ex- Professor of Practice and Iidze of perience as a busi ducator. Class or private AM OW. MILLER, 11.0). ton Sfoavrate auttton-imenatece eats Law of Corporntinas, L. CABELL DWARD H, WILLIAMSON THOMAS and HENEY P. HOLY © ACADEMY Andges of the Court of Ay 1812 Mauss. ave., P ptember 12! ‘The course The National Universtiy Law 3 iM enter | of studies is complete and practical. Special at- upon its thirtieth year by opening s building, | tention is given to yocal and instrumental music, S1S-820 17th street northwest, on MONDAY, Oc: | drawing, 1 Ing and the languages. A kinder- teher 3. 1598, € As “appears above, val- | garten for beys and girl seT-lm unable ‘additions 4 The course has also beea impeoved i various wars, Washington College of Law Hth the resi he previiws nig lard of | Sec nay be se da eot | ing to Cegree of Bachelor of atv Rirlreee incu cesta ail eee EAS MUNDAY. OC TO after ete Liniiding, “from | | For éatalogue or further ini 6:80 to 7 two years’ at dean, ELLEN SP will be with @ post-gra se7-Im unt ars call pen | — JE Morrison's Son. 715 et northwes Emerson iastiuate H. Lowder i & Co. eee, eH SPLECT, CLASSICAL AND MAY ferro ee ey thsseat pra SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS. ‘ned. Shw-50, SI, Secretary. 918 14th st. naw (Franklin Square.) MR. JOHN TH Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY AND COMPOSITIC Wed. and r (Sand. & Stay 4 to 5 The Olney School, Roarding y, Primary 3 Miss Viiginia Mason 1D Miss Laura Lee Dors French, German, Spanish, Italian, Tsth st. wn Conn. School for Girl BERLITZ SCHOOL, WIMODAUGHS ow Yo. pewriting, 5 each MARY E ARTE? chook will, Monda FRANCES | NIC Miss Principals, The Cairo, Q st. ae ~ BLOCUTION. ave, Collegiate Depurtinents, Will reopen ber 26. Prepares for rll the universities aud colleges, for U. 8. Military and Naval Academies and for bu A corps of six efficlent instructors. Fo: &e., apply to ON. CHAS. B. YOUNG, seb-12tf st. | — DRAMATIC ART. Special Normal Course begins OCT. 15. H. DAVE MRS. ESTELL Studio, PRE se2-1m*, Art Students’ League, 808 17TH ST. N.W. Drawing and Painting from life, the antique and a4 F ET. atill lise. Decoiative Design, Water’ Color, and special Saturday und out-of-door classes. seS-Im tw Shorthand AND TYPEWRITING, 911G sf. N.W. Day ani night sessions. Terms moderate. au27 tm-7 National College of Pharmacy. SESSION BHGINS SEPT. 26, 1898. Lectuze and Laboratory Courses In Botany, Ma- teria Medice xicology, Th tie and Practical Pharmacy, and Anal 1 Chemistry. Spe- 1 students veceived in any branch or branches. For prospectus address or call e secretary, WYMOND H. BRADBURY, SUB I st. now. Office hours, 7:30 ‘uesdays, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays. RI upon College nuilding, to 9:00 p.m., au27-1m Unrivaled suec individual eile months. ‘Two - th mathewatlas begin September 26, 531 7th st. D.e- dime saved OR an se3-1m* i [s\ Ni instruction. Methods i a i SG Chevy Chase sion and approved by ee a ee practice. Highest attainable speed toy advanced FRENCH AND” ENGLISH SCHOOL Writers. Bookkeeping, French, etc. FOR GIRLS. vi pee ONS SCHOOL... «943 I at. Suburb of Washington. pCILIA’S ACADEMY, fast Capitol Street. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Primary, Academie, Colleg Special Courses. Drawing and | Patuting. stringed Instruments. For further particulars apply to we22-6t instruction. Office shorthand n four e Preparatory and MUSIC—Piano and SISTER M. AUGUSTA, Superior. {| Learn to be a Draughtsman! _ Evening lessons in aii kinds of draughting and French the language of the house. Mile. L. OULIGNY, Principal. Miss C. PETTIGREW, ‘pat, Prin. my10-156t Washington Dental College AND HOSPITAL OF ORAL SURGERY, 625 MASS. AVE. N.W. ‘The largest, most complete and only exclusively dental college ip the city. Lawrence School 27,02 Elocution, Mandolin, Guitar. Backward Pupils. V ses-18t* Vio oth. Sing: Beginners, Advanced, ‘oice trial and advice gratis, New building, thoroughly equipped with modera facilities. Session begins Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m.; opening ad- dress by Prof. Edw. R. Hodge, M.D. A special feature of the plan of tezcking Is tin MRS. MARY R. KENNEY, Contralto—-Chuir, Concert, a limited numberwf pupils. se21-dt* 906 O st. n.w. Musicales—will take the practical demonstrations by the professors in the operating rooms throughout the term, thus giving the student the BEST opportunity of gaining dental practice. Miss Sherman’s School, 1215 19th street, eorner Jefferson place, Reopens October 6, 1893, se2i-1m Infirmary open the entire year. Students will not be admitted later than Oct. 13, 1898. For information and announcement adéress THE NATIONAL CAPITAL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, SCHOOL FOR BOYS. PREPARATION FOR WEST €22 Conn. ave, n.w. OPENS SEPT. 21. POINT, ANNAPOLIS ‘AND ALL COLLEGES. termediat slum and laboratory. For catalogue apply to se20-Im* W. W. PHELAN, A.M., Head Master, nd academic departments. Gywmna- DR, D. E. WIBER, Dean, sel4-2w 914 New York ave. n.w. 1864. 2898-"00. Education for Real Life For Sons apd Daughters an Sp: encerian Business College, nee of Music Bullding, Oth and 1 nw. The 34th scholastic year has begun. All depart- ALL LAW BOOKS Used at the Washington Law Schools for sale, new or second hand. by WASHINGTON LAW ments open Dav add Night Sessions for ten fouthe, apid, legible and beautiful Writing: Rapld Cal- dations, ‘fyorough Soglish, Bookkeeping and Bus. BOOK COMPANY; 1422 F at. and 012 Est. nw. gaat Peer rartG re sontansela Cayce aan s ier Beld-2w Business, | Commercial Geogr a, Sclence wt . TH Ss Vealth, orthand and Typew ing, Art oi a Paris ™ ee -W. Fremclh | pression (Delsarte Method), Moral aud Social Cul- French conversation; go dry grammar; rapld | “EC, tarther information call at College office, or method; statistical proof. Class: rivate. les ; without a single verb. Prot. F. P. COMET RE- se20-1W" OLLENDORFF, fice open day ana evenin; aa ‘Mrs. SARA A. SPED augl-tt Principal and Proprietor. Mr. Henry Stopsack, Teacher of pian> iRZ violin, pe reopened studio at 617 Pa. ave. & se19-Im* WashingtonHeightsScheol Ge 1860 Wyoming ave. n.w., cor. 19th st. PROP. J DB. GALES RIDING SCHOOL NOW open for business. Give me a call. Lessons given. in riding a specialty. Fine saddle horses hire, 1105 11th st. Dw. se12-2w* Boarding and day school for girls; primary, pre- paratory rnd academic departments; prepares for Sige: Stes ANGES MAnrlIN. sel6-tt for Mr. Putnam’s School Washington College For young wen and boys will open Sept. 26, 1898, at 1409 CORCORAN ST. Pupils of ee re (Young Ladies), ceived at any time. Preparation for all untyer- sities and technical schools. Private instruct if desired. Best of references. Apply at sci fo H.C. York, 1622 14th st. n.w. seviet WM, H. PUTNAM, AM., Prin. 8D AND TT STS. N.B. OPENS THURSDAY, SEFTEMBER 29, 1898. Visit us or apply for catalogue. se16-1m-10 F. MENEFER, President. May Frances Stetson, Shapespearean Monologist—Voice Building ression—Dramatic Art. aw. and La Fetra Hotel, 11th and eol7-tt NOW THE TIME TO RESUMB YOUR LONG eS eS dance of a com- t private tutor. who will make everything Pearce pleasant fer you; all grades of works 518, eelT-1m' Ex. Washington, D. C., THE REV. JOHN D. WHITNEY, S. J., Rector, Under the management of the Fathers of the So- ciety of Je'us. “Over one hundred professors and seven pundred students. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, FOUNDED 1788-89. Esopenr Tuesday, Sept. 13. paratory and Collegiat rses for Boarders bolars. COMPLETE PUST-GRADU ATE SCHOOL OF OF LAW. “PACULT Hon. MARTIN F. MORRIS, LL.D., (Associate Justice Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, Lecturer on Ccrstitutional and’ International Law and Comparative Jurispruden Hon. SETH SHEPARD, LL.D., (Associate Justice, Court of Appeals of the Distelet of Columbia, Lecturer on the Law of Corporations and Ryuity Jurispradence. Hon. JEREMIAH M Dean of the Faculty an LOUIS E. 3 AS, Supreme Court of the Distelet of Columbix), Lecturer oa the Law of Contracts and the Law of Exidene JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LL.D. Lecture HAMIL GEORGE EF. Lecturer on Pract Equity Pie K. ROSS PE M., LL.D., Lecturer on Common 1: . "Pleading, Criminal Law and Domestic Relations, RENE HOLATND, 7, urer on Natural Law, TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, LL.D. Lecturer on Civil La’ RLES A. DOUGLAS Lecturer on the Law of Torts Paper MICHAEL J. COLBERT, A.M., LLM. Lecturer on the Law of Persoual’ Propecty. D. WwW. BAKER, AM, M (Assistant United Stites’ Atiactiey for the District of Colun Judge of w Circuit Court Law of Real Estate and J. NOTA Met (Register of Wills Lecturer on Orpl B., LLB. nd Negotiable id Lecturer on the ary Practice, LM oluras ” Court Practice, Is: Messrs, TALLMADG! NARD Court of Appea BERT, A. EAM- nd LEIGH ROBINSON, LTHEUS JOHNSON and ON W. HODGES, LL.M. B., Assistant, al session opens on Wed- IS¥S, at 6.30 p.m, in the Law ss and 30S rect north Howicements will be made All interested are cordially School “uildi West, at which’ time for the ensuing term. invited to esent, The secretary will be at bis office in the law building daily, from 6 to 7 p.m., for information, enrollment, piyment of fees, etc Commencing with the approaching session, undergraduate cou will be extended the to ‘three ook store of west; Wash: 1422 F street north- N's drug store, 0S application to the M, YEATMAN, ae: OF MEDICINE. tures will b Aectober 3 clses are Inring the’ d tidents to avail themselves of th vantages of the laboratories, libraries and hospital ; “Hospital, no in full operation, under the control of the faculty, will give emple facilities for lustracti Address for parth GRUDER, M-D.. $15 until 1 School and Kindergarten. _ Mra. Mant 5 and the /S. “Children wugtt French and German.seli Vest End, 1702 L st. nw. Ucr. 8. Outdoor chats until November. Circulars oa app! tion, FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHCOL—EA therevgh met pre nce well, vnderstaud. ploma for two courses. Sept. 19. MLLE. V. LRUD'HOMME, au5-20: MISS S$. W, SY, spe QUICK, Kk, read, ew teri 507 D aw. PRINCIPAL, and Kinder garten, 1426 Q st. n.w.; mes September 15; every advantage; unexceptionable — references. Normal department for the training of teachers, $100. se9 Sw MRS. FLINT'S SCHOOL WILL 8 pesday, Oct. 12. For circular and information inquire at residence, 1734 1st. Uutll Oct. 1 Mrs. Flint may be addressed at Chatexugay, N. ¥. selo-Im THE STUART SCHOOL, 1224 AND 1226 ISTH Sy. v., COR, MASS ALSO A THIRD HOUSE FOR SCHOOL, for Girls and Young arge of OTTO TOR- body Conservatory, c T, Prin, sev-3m HOUR; HALF HOURS piano music for’ receptions and Mrs. JONAS, 1406 Hopkins st. _hear 20th and P sts. sel7. SINESS COLLE BIGHT and FLYNN’ i §25. rf 2 ——A YEAI- —$25. HORTHAND, — TYPEWRITING. 5 Day or night session. Nee al education to young tious of success in fife. Not tem makes Impossible on backward pupils or lncation. Establisted 1 Gives a thos ohy uanecess: ridicule and Fourteenth seer opens AUGUST 2 Day and night sess.ons ell the year. Large. bright, cheerful rocms. Experienced and skillful teac! Courses thorough, rms moderate ote. fained for nates. No extra » Tor bookkeeping to » taking shorth spewrlting course. ‘all and investixate, or for illustrated atulexue, conteining names of 52% pupils in- structed last year. Address av2s-tt COURT F. WOOD. LL. M.. Principal. ‘McDonald-Ellis Home and Day School for Girls, Massachusetis avenue, 17th st. and N st. N.W. Edwin R. Lewis, A. M., M. D., | = Rose Baldwin Lewis, A. B., | Principals. Mrs. Julia R. Tutwiler, Associate Principal. Mille. Rose Lominet, Resident French Teacher. Twenty Regular aud Special Teachers. Sixteenth Year opens October 5, 1893. Primary, Preparatory, Academic and Post Gradu- ate Departments. ‘This School gives a vomplete and continuous #1: years’ course of studs in English Language, Com- pcsition, Rhetoric and Literature It gives @ continuous six years of French. It gives a five yeors’ Classical Course and pre- pares for any College fer Women. It gives an attractive course in Literature, el, Art, French end Music. Every study and recitation room is large, well Lighted and ventilated. Address 12305 17th st. N.W. eeS-35tt FRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, For Both Sexes and All Grades, Will begin its 10th year Sept. 26, 1868. Old pupils Will return Bept. 27th. This school prepares for any College or Technical S&lool, and its certificate edunits to Vassar, Smith, Lehigh, Dartmouth, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania. NEW GYMNASIUM, with dressing rooms and sbower baths, and a large playground. CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL LABORATORY. Cataiogues may be had at Ballavtyne’s and Bren- Tray- tano'a., The principals may be sean at, the school after Sept. Until then, letters addressed to them will be forwarded. Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS W. SIDWELL, se2-tf 1811 I street nw. WASHINGTON, D. C. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STREETS N.W. Boarding and Day School |c FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLB. Primary, preparatory and collegiate departments. Thorough traiping in all bianches in accontance with best modern methods. Spacious buildings recently erected especially for school purposes. Ample playgrounds and tennis court. Twenty- fourth year opens October 4, For further infor mation apply to MRS. ELIZABETH J. SO: MERS, pal. MRS. ADELIA GATES HENSLEY, se3-8m-28 Associate Principal, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent Will resume lessons on plano, violin and Sept. 25, at 1420 N st. nw. sel7-1m 438 N st “Washington Semin lary FoR GIRLS. For Mlustrated catalogue, address Mr G. T. SMALLWooD, Hi. ave. Signor Maina. SCHOOL ART FOR SINGING ITALIAN METHOD, Grand opera, oratories, ballads, &e Studio at SANDBRS & STAYMAN, 1827 F st. nw. «37 tm MISS EMILIE M._-HALSTEAD'S School for Gulldren’ will reopen Oc _Gorcoran ‘st. Howard University School of Law. {Founded 1867.) THE ABOVE ‘VELL-KNOWN LAW SCHOOL wilt open Saturday, ¢ 41, at 6 o'clock pn, in Me modious building, No.” 430 Sth at. niw THE SCHOOL IS OPEN To ALL. WITHOUT DISTINCTION CE SEX. RACE OR CREED, WHO ARE ABOVE EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND POSSESS THE PROLER QUALIFICATIONS TUITION FRI For cirevlars containing full information, apply to of address JAMES F BUNDY. Serretars, the in Law School building, 420 8th st sel7 at School of French Language, 14 NEW YORK AVE. Prof. PAUL I IT iTE—A BOARDING 1 for Girls, Apply for ont Mrs. BEVERLEY R. MASON, 12) VoUNor. AND I WASHINGTON PREPARATORY SOCIO 12th; shorthand, Pitman, NEW, RAPL typewriting and business; backward native Spanish ber; day and selz-tt M._LAISE, Tanner's See | And Busicess College. L. and T. Bidg.. orh nnd F; day and night sessions; open ail summer; «utale ¢27-1m* VIRGINIE RESTOR, PIA or of pi has remove lath st. niw., where ehe mi ween the hours of i and daily, except Welt seit law 5-2t® — "The Phebe A. Hea KINDERG end Advance lars 1215 K st. nw, sel THE } HAVE OPENED TT school For further information and ciresilars apply 1486 _Corvoran 3 stu dim The Catholic ieenay of America, WASHINGTO! Schools of Law. Professional school—course, LL.B. University school — Graduate courses — Degres LL.D. Oren OCTOBER 4, 1898, three years—Degree, Address W. C. ROBINSON, au6-s,iulateatinoct Denn, WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 10th et. nw. Reopens for 29th year SEPTEM« BER 12 seB-xim* OTIS B. BULLARD. Director. OUT OF WASHINGTON. PROFESSIONAL PROVLE MERITING Dr graduated on proof. Medical and otter or correspondence enurses. ent students fapidiy prepared. Superior medical eystem. Lock Lox 50, Chicago, bi sel ate MAPLEWOOD, CONCORDUILLE, Pi $216. Successful school. One of the best to in- fuse with energs, to wake up bore to duties of lfe, Prepared for tnisiness or coll New Gymnasium, Under 13 years $201. Location heautifnl, elevated, ealthy. Tobacce prohibited. J Shortildge (Yale), A.M., Prin, Call cn Hon. Geo. W. Evans, Chief of Division of Finance, Department of Interior. au? l-wAs,21 HERNDON SEMINARY—HOME _ Sefic FOR iris; thorough instruction; carefal training; eaithy clit moderate terms. Address THR MISSES ©. AN, Herndon Semipary, Hern. don, Va. Se10,17 34,008 St. Agnes Schoo Under the direction of Bishop Doane reparation for all colleges. Spccial Studies and Courses of Cole lege Study. Special advantages iu Music aud Art. Gymnasium. Miss ELLEN W. BOYD, Principal, Albans, N. Ys Sy1-3m SU MMER RESORTS ATLANTIC _crry, “3 HOTEL WINDSO! Atlantic City, N. J SPECIAL WINTER RATES From September 1, 1808. to March 1. 1898 American plan—Single, $15 to $25 weekly; dows ble, §28 to $50 weekly; $2.50 to lis European plan —$1 to $3 daily. Open ali the year. G. JASON WATERS. S1b6t HOTEL DE VILLE. Open all year; soot of Kentucky a rates and attcactions for September; _chestra. M. W. TRUITT. THE SCARBOROUGH, Beach front, Mayland ave. Special rater for September. Wri trated booklet ana terms. 26,5 ALFRED WYMAN. Hotel imperial & Cottages, e for Mus Marylend ave. and beach. Full cornu view. Wide, lua, every comfort and cop- Large rooms; lealthe r water, table rad service $2 0 99 a ay. Sica aten for y Winter. . w KENDLICK, CAPE MAY POLNT, CARLTON HOTEL-NEW MANAGEMENT ctly on the beuch; accommodates 40u, 0 ; ginning; fishing. Send for bovklet.” Ts to $12 por week KELLY & WEAVE. Jewo-tf SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOLS. — OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND. The Colonial will renain open all the fw inter. 100 feet sum parlors ob ocean front in glass for invalids; beated throughout; ning. “W. J. WARRINGTON, Prop. and Mer. se20-cott N. J. DE 3N THE MOUNTAINS. HILL TOP HOUSE, Harper's Ferry, W. Va.. T. 8. Lovett. 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