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THE 2IOICNTNT TIMES. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1895.
One Cent &
Jodortlemnt Icai tbaiJOa.
One .Gent A
londienlsement less than IO
One Cent &
Ko advertisement less than 10
One Gent ml
No advertisement loss than 1 0.
One Cent &
Ko advertisement IcsathantOa.
One Cent &'
No advertisement lass than 10a-
One Cent &
XoadTsrtlsemaattass thaa I0.
"?" i m.i'gj'Wi jiihii immMmmn
TTAXTEn-MlSCKLLANKOUS.
WAKTED-Br IlnU-class caterer, a
tiii.n rn. with a If w NwinleM to
begin Mith Addrcs DINING UOOM.
Uii .rtjw it
tv A KTED-Toliur few hundrcifpeu-
n i Suit. Address PENSION L-.
IhU tttirt el&-lt
WANTED-A swond-lmtid lady'a bl-
cviiem C'kmI repair; priciriiot to exrvnl
$26 Addrr It X.. thii office. scHi-2t
STESOCnAPHYl" team In school'
or private pupil., go to them or they
tome t nie .1U7U Q. w!8-7t
WANTED-French "for Spanish les-
Kin nu'i pupil's assistance iu dentistry.
027 S'lh l utv scl7-3t
"WANTED l'lano Knalie or Rteln
way. goi-u and cheap; cash. KNAHE,
tots office lt
"WANTED To rent, with the privi
lege oi purchase, house and twenty
acres of land within five miles of While
House: rent low. $13 to $23. Bend letter
with location, terms, etc., to RENTER,
Oils office sol 7 -31
WANTED-Bra11 organization a hall;
would furnish It; for the use or Friday
night, and will rent for Thursday night.
Andrew A. W. It., this office. 6el6-3t
WANTED Girls to lie tclf-supportiug;
niarriedladlcs to lessen dressmaking
bills by learning to cut by Merchant Tailor
Bquare: particulars at school, 718 121U
st. scl4-tf
WANTED-A grocery store lu a good
location; sales must not be less than
61,00(1 per nioutli. Address CASH BUYER,
this office. selStt
WASTED- Highest prices paid forgood
second baud books, office furniture,
store fixtures and household effecla of all
kinds; send postal and will call. n. RO
SENBERG, 1:02 K 6t. nw. ecll-7t
30.000 to loan ntS per cent, on ap
preicd real estate. T. O. ANDER
SON & CO., 1)07 G St. uw. seS-lf
Wanted Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
An charce only for palutln;: irork ruarantesl
tAT. UtUUh,U UUOF PAINT CO. lffil eta nir
rilOFOBAL.
PROPOSALS FOR SOIL, AND MANURE.
Office of Building for Library of
Coucress. UC East Capitol street. Wash
lnctou. D. C. September 11th, 1805.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and dellver
lnc about l.bOO cubic yards of surface
soil and alnut .100 cubic yards of manure
for tlio approaches of the Building for the
Library ot Congress, iu tills city, will be
received at tills office untll.TWO O'CLOCK
1'. 41.. on WEDNESDAY, tho TWENTY
FIFTH day of September, 1611 3, and opened
Immediately thereafter in prcence of
bidders. Specification, general instruc
tions and conditions, and blank forms of
proposal may be obtained on application
tothisoffice. BERNARD R.GRKEN.
Bupenntendeiit and Engineer.
cell-13 1G-1B 20 23 a m
PROPOSALS for Constructing a
frame suioul at Ivy City. Office iT
the Commissioners, D. C, Washington,
D. C, bepl. lth, 1893. Sealed proposals
will be received at this oiflce until 12 m.
on Jlonday. Sept. 2Jd, 1895, for con
structing a Iranie fechool hiuse. Located
on lots 41, 42, block G, Ivj City. H C.
Blank lormsof proposals and speciricatious,
together with all necessary information,
can be obtained upon application therefor
at the office or the Insin-clor of Buildings
of the District of Columbia, and bids on
these forms only will be considered. The
right is reserved to reject any andall bids.
Proposals must be Inclosed In an envelope
fcealcd and endorsed on the outside or the
envelope "l'nqiosal for constructing a
frame school house at Ivy City, D. C.,"
and addressed to the Commissioners, Dis
trict of Columbia.
JOHN IV. ROSS,
OEORGE TBDESDELL,
CUAULESF POWELL,
selO-Gt Commissioners. D C.
MONEY WASTED AND TO LOAN.
WE have the following am unts to loan
011 approved real estate in the District:
$3,000. f 3.000, SG.O00. $10,000, atlowest
rotes of interest; no delay. HERROX
NIXON. 1304 T st. nw.
WE ONLY LEND MONEY ON REAL ES
TATE. Do you want any of It?
Let us have vour applications at once.
Ouaramee no delay if tecurily 1b all right.
Sb0,O00at5pcrcoiitinsumstosult. Larger
loans ut 4 ai d 4 1 -" per cent
T O ANDERSON & CO
r.tal Estate aul Busut-s Exchance.
907 Gt tli. irwc
WANTED The loan of $8,000 on f Irst
1 lass lusiuu properly: no agents. 708
19th st sel2 tf
TT. TC. FULTON'S Uian Office. 1-18
Ta ave nw Established in 1S70.
Moucy hianed 011 watches, iliamonds. jew
elry. sllerwrc. etc bpecial Iiargains In
watches, jewelry, and silverware au20 61
AIONST to loan on lionds, stocks, trusts,
loan ass elation certiruates, nnd old
line life iiuranee ix.licies; no delay.
YEItKEH & BAKER.
4V 10 40 aietzeroRBlng
IVTONETT TO I.O AN In large sums,
or as low- as ..-l.uuo. at G mid G per
rent on I) C real estate: also $250, $500,
S750. etc . at tt ir cent. WM U. SAUN
DERS & CO . 1407 F st. nw tf
MONEY to loan nt 5 and G per cent,
011 District of Columbia realty; no delay
If security is satisfactory j
WAL1LII II ACKER. 704 14lh nw.
lySl If
MONEY TO X.OAN All classes of
real estate loans made with promptness
ntcurenl rates THEMcLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. cor-
net Ullli and G streets nw rn9-tf
MONEY to loan oji ical elate in the
District, nt lowest rates of interest.
No delay IIEKUOX A XIXOX, 1301 F st
"w " Ee4-Inio
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS of the District
01 tilunihia
Tlie annual teachers' meetings will h
held on Saturday, the 21st instant, as fol
lows
Filth division, nt the Curtis School, 9 a.
m . I irl division, at the, Dennison School,
10 a in . 5?i-ih division. A, at the Tranklin
School, 10 20 a in.: Fecond division A. at
the teuton School, 11 ar. 111.; Stiond divis
ion B, at the Gales School, 11.30 a. in:
Third d vislo 1. fit the V.'allat-i School. 1:30
p m . Siih ilivi-loii B, at the Tyler S-chool,
2 p m . Foanh division, at the Jefferson
Scliod, 3 p m.: fccvcnlh division, at tho
Sumner S-'chool.-.l 11. m- Eighth divisinn.
AandB. at the Hl;h School. 4:30 p.m.
Cards of admission to the gradC3 below
the lush school will be Issued at all the
school buildings on FRIDAY and SATUB'
DAY. .September 20 aud 21, from 8 to 10
0 mi and from 4 to G p. m. each day.
The principals of the high Echools may be
found in their respective schools at the time
named above
1'arculs or guardians are requested to ap
ply at the nearest school building for tickets
or for Information.
By order of the board of trustees of pub
lic schools J. O. FALCK.
TL I. O .,. . a. . .. .. ,. , -
tonn tl.e public thai the firm of Roth &
Moore I as desolved .partnership. PHILIP
W I'.OTH. sel 8-3 1
roit sali: houses.
FOR SALE-Tfo of the handsomest
Louses in the northwest are Just near
Ing completion, and can be sold on the
most liberal terms; pressed brick and Hum
melstown brown stone trimmings; tiled
roofs, thoroughly watertight; cemented
cellar: biautiful, well lighted stairways
and handsome carved screens; woodwork
Fjiecally designed and tinted In artistic
colors; tiled vestibules and bathrooms:
electric liells and gas lighting; speaking
tubes. MANTELS AND HAS FIXTURES
CAN RK bLLECTED RY FURCIIASER.
Houses to be healed by hot water sys
tem guaranteed to give 70 degrees of
heat in zero weather. These houses were
built by one of our best architects, and
are located in the finest part of the north
"west, within a stone's throw of New
Hampshire ave. Price, $B,500 each, 4f
old at once.
T. O. ANDERSON A CO.,
Real F.ftale and Business Exchange,
sel8 tf 907 O st. nw.
FOR SALE Biggest bargain offered,
.brown stono front, containing eight
rooms, bath and cellar; mod imps.: lot
20x100 to large side aud rear paved
alleys; owner leaving town will sacrifice
this property at $4,600; small payment,
balance monthly Address ANXIOUS
mvNERjthlsolficc. tcl7-3t
FOR SALE 52,000 will buyliressed
brick, .nearly new; six rooms, bath,
concreUsl cellar: whltef and gold parlor;
nice yard to alley; occupied by owner;
never rented: only 400 cash; former price,
$3,000; you have waited Tor this; do not
fall to -see it. OWNER, 1423 G su ne.
EClS 3t
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTEDAn A No. 1 Imnkkeetier.
one having first-class references, None
other need apply. Address E. B. C, this
otOcA sclb-3t
"WANTED White Hotel butcher, $G0;
white roait rook, $00; both room nnd
board; with Hotel reoonti; nt once. DICK'S
HOTEL AGENCY. C13 7th. It
WANTED-A young man, "17 to 19
tears out. with some knowledge ofcignr
business. bTAR CIGAR CO., 11 111 and E
sts. liff. It
WANTED- A salesman of someabillty
woo knows a good thing. Call before
ft or after 0 p.m. YATES, 605 12th St.
nw. scld-lt
WANTED-Xmi. industrious boy to
work about houic, run errands. 1242
Duncan 6t ne. It
WANTED-Good canvassers; new and
no coiniieiitlon; city and suburbs. Call
at noo 1 IthbUjiw. It
WANTED A small boj to run errands
unit make himself useful. F. J.
-MONROTE, Jeweler, Dll 12th st uw.
It
WANTED- Youngmanto learngrocery
UuMiienv; tiiiall wages; must come well
reeommeiidtrt: alo min to deliver goods.
AnnlvlJlOP st.uw. 6elB-lt
WANTEn-lu caiiers to cane
hairs.
Call n t4 up itldgest.nw. felH
t
"WANTED An experienced bushlcmnn.
Aiiply at once. G31 D st. nw. se!7-2t
WANTED-Bof to learn the tin trade;
one with some experience preferred.
1720 7th St. nw. sel7-4t
WANTED-A young man as clerk la
a coal oiticc. tnust have a large fnni
ilv acquaintance in northwest. Address
COAL, this office. sel7-2t
WANTED-A collector who can furnish
security. Apply Rooms 54 and 53,
Lo Droll building, cor. 8th and F sts. nw.
sel7-2t
WANTED Industrial Insurance so
Motors; experienced men only; npiily
tnGuffrdlan Life Insurance Company. 1J24
F st. nw., lti u 2. fcel7-4t
WANTED-M students to take our
courte in applltd mechanics; a few in
electricity and draughting DUXTOMAN
IN8TITUTE. 10th nnd D tts. te!4-8t
WANTED-! expert soap powder can-
isssers". Apply at 408 Fla. ave. nw.
KelG-lw
IIKL1' WA.VTED-FEiULE.
WANTED-A young lady ot talent as
partner lor sketches. Address A CTO It,
this office. selb-3t
WANTED-Willie woman; Protestant;
to uo housework. 104 Alass- ave. nc.
sele-zt
WANTED A girl for general house
work in tniall lamily ot two; lets, re
quired. 1323 Rhode Itlaud ave. nw.
oei8-2t
WANTED-Woruaii for general house
work; small private family. Address
Altss HUNT, Teuualljtown, D. C.
sel8-3t
WANTED-A girl for general houe
work; must be good cook uud laun
dress: family of 3 In a flat, 15 Grant
Place: ring bell nearest door. tol7-tf
DHESSCDTTING ACADEMY.
Washington tailor system; learn the
latest and most iwrfcct sjstem of dress
making and be thoroughly qualified to
enter upon positions In auy of the leading
houses; positions secured; the lowest nLtl
most reasonable terms; half price until
October 1; at AIADAM WASHINGTON'S,
604 12th st. nw. el7-7t
WANTED-WMte
cook; good refs.
Appi) uunng morning,
nw.
ijiuiiaisave.
It
WANTED Two salesladies at HECH-INUElt',-5,
1328 7lh Bt. uw. sel7-3t
"WANTED A settled girl or woman,
Gerraau preferred, to do general house
work Apply at 1917 141h Bt. nw. te!7-3t
WANTED-Itaie Protective Agency
has places for help every day with
good references. All capacities. 010 lltn
tt. n. w. sc4-lnio
HELP
WANTED-MAX.B
FEMAT.1t.
AND
TELEGRAPHY taught rapidly,
thoroughly, daj or cveniur. by an cx-
Pert oiH-mtor; easy terms. Address EX
ERT TELEGRAPHER. 720 11th St. nw.
sel7-3t
ALL kinds of help furnished free of
Liiarge. in or out or the city, by AIRS.
L.C. AlUORE,:i0G Gst.nw. su!8 3t
W ANTED Smith PieruJer Type
writer operators and stenographers
dtiected to position. Operators de
filing to faruiiiarizo themselves with new
No. 2 Smith Piemior Typewriter call
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO.. No 1416 F st. nw. Jy31-tf
hlTWATlONS WAS-TETI MALE.
WANTED- situation as cook or as
hou se man; the best or rets. can begiven.
Address 1 10G JC st scl 8-3
WANTED-fy a respectable colored
girl. posmoris general houseworker or
chambermaid or tjpewriter or clerk. Ad
dress 21tJt Inst. ljW; telS-2t
WANTED-B? n young man, a place
in More: can furnish good refs. Ad
dress LE ROY, this office. selB-3t
WANTED-Dy young man, position as
clerk in grocery store: can furnish liest
of refs. Address MILLER, this office.
&el8:2t
WAHTED-Hy young colored man.
place as oriver or bellman; work ot a?
kind. IIEKKLY. 1240 Aladisonstuw. It
WANTED-Br'a cTcrk of lorati expe
rience, u place in furnishing store;
best or refs. Address A. AI. O., this office.
scl7-3t
WANTED-Bitontion by a reliable,
soU'r ami generally useful colored man,
In a business house or private family;
best n-rs. Call or address WAI. ALEXAN
DER, JMG20MiRt;nw. se!7-3t
WANTED-To go to Atlanta during
esfiositlon as vnlet, iirivatc or hotel
work; good refs. Address 1010 17th st
nw. sel7-3t
WANTED-By a white boy. passed 13,
a. place to do errands for bourd, while
attending school; raised in country, can
manage horres; city references. Address
S. T. N., this office. se!3-5t
SITUATIONS WANTED-VEMALK.
WANTED Employment bj" experi
enced oang lady, as sienograpner,
bookkeeper, cashier, or typewriter; satis
factory refs-aud security. R. AI. this office.
septl7-3f
WANTED-A position by business
woman; rapid und correct at figures;
flncM-unan: t pew rl tine and stenography.
Address JAMO, this office. sel7-2t
W A NTED-riaco as housekeeper In
iiotei or first-class widowers family
hv experienced wliltelady. HOUSEKEEP
ER, this office. sell-7t
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE Beautiful Or.
house, cleor ol incumbrance, for from
two to ten acres of ground near the city,
improved or unimproved. Address BUCK
WUEAT OWNER, this office. seI8-3t
WANTED-To exchange second-hand
bicjele lor a one-horse, second-hand
delivery wagon: bicycle cost $125, nnd in
first-class condition. Inquire at 507 Va.
ave. se. scl8-3t
LOST.
LOST $5 reward diamond necklace,
between 8lh nnd 12th tts. on II st ne.
Finder will please return to 1IEUCHERT"8
SALOON, comer of bin and II tts. ne.
tcHv2tm.c
LOST On Tucrdav afternoon, B. & 0.
Chicago ticket No. 99 nnd sleeping
berth No. 4- Finder will lie suitably re
warded by delivering immcdiatly to 137
Mass. am. ne. selS-lt
LOST, strayed or stolen Oncyoungdnrk
gray mare; lame in hind leg. Reward:
return to J. L. NEWBOLD, 912 Pa. ave!
n w. 1 1
LOST Between East Capitol and Sev
enth sts. ne. and 10th and A sts. ne.,
a pouch containing bet. $lnnd$5. Reward
to Under If returned to 1100 E. Capitol Bt.
eel8-lt
LOST Pocketbook, between 3d nnd C
ne. aud Pa. depot on Q st. cars, con
taining two railroad tickets, two gold
pieces and some sliver. Reward at 921
10th st. nw. or 308 C St. lie. el7-3t
TTANTED-AOEXTS.
WANTED Agents and canvassers.
first-class men; with experience, can
make $50 lo$100amoutheasy:no humbug;
no comtltion; well aflAcrtt'ed already.
Call at 438 9th st nw., from 8 to 10
elC-7t
FOR ItENT BOOMS.
FOR KENT "17 H Bt. nw., large,
pleasant rooms; single or en suite; fur.
or unrur.: coiiTenlent location, near cars
and hurdles; rentmodcrale. It
FOR KENT-Nicely fur. rooms; south
ern exposure; 2d and 3d XliKirs; one of
licnt locations in city; rets. DUO M st.
nw. fclS-Ht
FOB RENT 0-rotim house. U08"ll St.
sw.; bath; a. ru. t.; iu jierfect onler.
Q. L. W. 11AUAI. 806 0th st. sw.selH-31
FOR RENT 2 outur. communicating
rooms on 1st. floor, 1 frout; use cf
kitchen if desired; $8 per mouth iu ad
vance; no children. 334 6tu st. ee.
selH-Gt
FOR RENT On 1st floor, flat of
4 rooms, with bathroom; all modern
Improvements: suitable for housekeeping;
convenient and pieasaut locality on Frank
lin fark. 1)12 14th st. nw. se!8-3t
FOR RENT 2159th nw, iiear BsC
lurnisheu aud unfurnished rooms; par
lor suitable for dentist, nono in vicinity.
Heat, gas and bath. sel8-7t
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms; hot
and cold water, gas. No. 232 13 1-2 st.
sw. No children in house. sel8-3t
TWO comfortably fur. rooms for rent,
with or without Loard; Southern style
cooking. 827 Dtb st. nw. nelS-St
FOR RENT In handsome house, Dst.
nw.. opp. Capitol, beautiful room&, $8.
S10 and 15; with board, 525. Address
AIRS. R., this office. rel8-3t
FOR RENT Unfurnished, 3 beautiful
second tor communicating rooms;clos-
eU and ball. 51GAst.se. It.
FOR RENT Flats of 4 and 5 rooms
each, besides bath; steam heat, gas,
range, all in good order. Iuriulra nt 208
F st. nw. scl0-8t
FOR RENT Nicely fur.frontroomsfor
ono or more persons, with or without
board: private family; convenient to de
partments; reasonable rates. 1113 (ith
st. nw. eel0-7t
FOR RENT 1908 H St. nw; furuifhed
and unfurnished rooms. sel3-7t
FOR RENT For gentlemen who are
particular. large, handsomely furuiidicd
rooms nt cheapest rates: third floor room,
$9: rcfe. 1622 9th st. nw. sel4-7t
FOR RENT $4-10 a week for good
lioanl and room, front and back; splen
did location. 710 12Ui st. nw. sel3-7t
FORRENT 700Tst.uw..haudsomely
furnished front, lay window rooms;
all conveniences first-class; board. sel7-3t
FOR RENT Two large connecting
rooms on tmrd floor, together orsepar
atc; to gentlemen only. 929 I8U1 st.
nw. fel7-3t
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms,
with heal and gas; $12. 706 9th st.
ne. be 17-3 1
Greatest
FOR KENT-HOOAIS.
pnn tfn'.-KT 1109 O st. nw. Fur.
rooms lor light housekeeping. scl8-3t
AIIS
FOR a short time fine photographs." $1
per doz. DALTO. THOTO. CO.. 1013
Fa. ave. ; sel87t
FOR RENT Three unrur. rooms, 2d
floor; not h ud cold water; near two lines
horse cars. 1703 beaton st. nw. seia-U
X7 12th st. nw., elegant fur. rooms"
to rent, with or without firft-ctass
board; reasonable terms. te!8-3t
3X1 A st. ne., unfur. room,
rent. $0.
wilh I
sell
:as;
i-3t
FOR RENT Large, plearant. Tur
nift.ed or uniurnished, 2d and 3d story
rooms, with board; fii.est location in city;
convenient to cars. 2518 13th 6t. nw.
Ecl7-7t
FOR RENT Second and third floor
rooms; nt.-itly fur.; southern exposure;
$G and $8; first-class board, $18. JlOK L
st. nw. scptl7-7t
FOR KENT Two rooms ou 3d floor,
fur. as sitting and bed room; 2 on 2d
floor, dining and kitchen: unlur.; hath: hot
and cold water; refs. exchanged. Call 1009
19th st. nw. scptl7-7t
FOR RENT Four desirable unfur.
communicating rms.: suitable for light
housekeeping. No. 1143 7tli St. nw.
sel7-3t
FOR RENT Fur. rooms forgcnllcmen;
4o to lo per mouth; gas bath and heat
1014 10th st. nw. sel5-14t
FOR RENT Unfur.. 3 communicating
2d-floor rooms: handsomely papered;
private bath; to a careful couple ligftt
housekeeping. OWNER, 604 0 St. nw.
selS-7
FOR RENT Rooms suitable for rhjsl
clan; use of parlor and servant; moderate
tent; at 230 N. J. ave. uw. sel7-2t
"FOR RENT Southeast corner 14th
aud 1 nw., en suite or single, furnished
or unfurnished. Sel7-3t
FORRENT Oh" furnished frontroom,
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Applv 620 O st. n w. selG-3t
FOR RENT At 911 1st St. nw en
tire 2d floor of 3 desirable commu
nicating unfur. rooms; water on same
floor. S15 per month. se!6 Gt
FOR RENT 630 I ft. nw 2 or 3 2d
or 3d lloor. fur. or unfur.; new house.
BclG-3t
FOR RENT Large front room; nicely
furnished. 1416 Pa. ave., opp. Wil
la rd's. se!6-7t
FOR RENT Neat furnished rooms,
2d and 3d floors, wilh large closets in
all: home comforts; reasonable rates.
815 11th St. n. "W. sel4-St.
FOR RENT Cheap, part of nicely fur
nished 9-room house, with piano. In
quire 2308, drug btorc, beforo 2 p. m.
selG-Dt
FOR RENT Neat, well-kept and
lighted hall room, newly papered; suit
able for gentleman only; $5 per montb.
927 list, nw. se!5-7t ,
FOR RENT Very desirable furnished'
front room; bent, bath, gas: private"
family: cars pass: refs. ex.; rent $G per
month. 824 1st St. nw. sel 4-4 1
FOR
ATnTiy
R RENT-3 unfurnished rooms, seo-
nu noor, wiin ouui, gas anu neat.
Gin K st.-nw. sel4-tr
FOR BEST-STORE.
FOR RENT Quick; prcssed-brlck cor
ner suire. with 7 rooms, lath; 2 con
creted cellars: Just decorated; best offer
from responsible tenant gets It. 1425
O st. ne. se!8-3t
FOR" RENT Store and fixtures ot a
bakery, including oven, bake pans, nnd
a trade of over 200 loaves per day. This I
is an opening rarely offered. T. O. AN
llERSONA CO.. 907 Ofit. nw. tf
ROOilS AND BOARD
WANTED-Room and board tor $13 a
month; give location. Address 738
Sheridan st. nw. "14-4t
CC0f
'v
I . Total for week..
ZiJ
FOB BEST-nOTJSES.
FOR RENTc-8-ro"nji m- I- bouse;
yard, garden; near depot; S10 per
month. HURDLE, Kensington, Aid. U
FOR RENT Seven-room"orick;a.m.C;
0.12 11 Florida nvo rent reduced
to $15.30, OWNER, 1323 Rhode Island
avo. ' sel7-3t
FOR RENT Cheap; neat nouses, No.
aitifl 7tii St.. $12; No. 2920 $13.60;
each has five rooms and cella- and stable.
Inquire of J. CHESTER, room 10, Law
rence buildlug. GIB 14th st.nw. selo-Ut
FOR RENT 1240 Duncan St. ne., 7
rooms; all modenr InilirovementB, near
ly new, $15.30. JOHN W. AlORRIS. G14
Fst. - - se!0-7t
FOR BENT- :29 R St. nw.; 8
rooms and bath; (ill latest, conveni
ences; south frunt, large; yard, moderate
tent Also G-moru houstf on 10th st. se
near mble cars. $IB iicr month. ED
WARD KERN. 27 Ri tb nw. scll-OD
FOR RENT
'Two beauiifnl houses. 0
rooms ana uo
lath; Nih. A73G nnd 1738 V
st. nw
w.t ver rensonal;le. V
v. ju. iaubb-
& Co.. Ohio Bank Building.
ne!2-4t
FOR RENT
No 1309 14th st nw., lOrs.
No. 1311 11th St. nw10 re.
No. 1201 Rhode Island nve. nw..6ra.
No. 1203 Rhode Island avo. nw., Gra.
No. 1203 Q st. nw., 10 rs.
No. 1207 Q st-nw.. lore.
No. 1G02 Vcrniontavc. nw,, 10 rs.
Above houtce are. In elegant repair and
have tho latest ranltary plumbing.
A. HEITAIUELLEU & CO..
ce5-14t 1333 14 th st.
STG.OO 2000 F sc. nw.; lu-roo-a
brick: a. m. I.: furnhMied complete. C.
T. YODER, C1B l: St. uw.
S4S.BO-120 E st. nw.; 14r.;
C. T. YODER. GlOEf
1 su nw.
S3B.OO-1420 nth m. nw.;8r., b.:ru. 1.
C. T. YODEK. C ID E su nw.
S32.GO 314 10 320 N. C. ave. se.; 9r;
a. in. 1.; new. C. T. YODER, G15 E St.
..nw.
FOR SALE SUlHTltllAN.
S300 will buy nine acres clover and five
woods; good house; barn, wire fences,
all kind of fruit; spring water. Address J.
3IILLER. Sloiielelgh. Va. scl7-lt
FOR SALE-A charming little prop
erly ut a depot on B and P. ft. R.
at convenient distance from the city;
nice new cottage, large grounds in grass.
handsontSy iinevd: abundautand Buiierlor
water: a very unusual bargain. A. J.
SCHWARTZ. No U05 lith st. nw. se!5-7t
FOR SALE-Cheap; Avalon Heights;
lot 13, block G. Inquire of owner. 21b
lOUi st. uw. scl2-7t
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Sworn Circulation of The
Washington Times.
Copies
Actually Sold.
Monday, September 9 30,784
Tuesday, " 10 31,191
Wednesday, " 11...." 31,569
Thursday, " 12..,., 38,200
Friday, " 13.: 31,967
Saturday, " 14 32,020
Sunday, " 15 22,988
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FOR SALE MlgCBLLANEOTJS.
FOR SALE-Setters", collies, pointers.
nun terriers, tori timers, and oiner
docs cheap
1221 Pa. a
KUHMlirs I'et Animal btnre.
ave. nw. , , sel8 81
FOR SALE AH.lhat lumber contained
iu the ience surrounding tho new
Library, at $15 per l.iitlO feet Apply
WILLIAM II. TUTTY,-202 E. Cap. st.
, fel8Gt
FOR SALE Columbia bicycle, al
most new; f5; cost $125. 1328 U
st. ne. - sel8-.'!t
FOR SALE-Tivo horses; good fjrr.ily
iiorsj.s.i.eiorladv.standswiihouthitch-
lng; another one suitable for light express.
Call nt 2204 14th st. nw. selS-3t
FOR SALE $300 pair of half-bred
brown navUuey mares, young, sound,
stylish, ery geuiie; can be driven by lady
with safety. Also, young bay horse,
weighs 1.G00 pounds. Apply 1110 P st.
nw. , selS-3t
FOR SALE Pec0nd4iand wood split'
ter. in good condition, very cheap.
1831 Gth st. nw. sel8-7t
FOR SALE ioodpuaetoabuggy,$10.
11. J. AT V. ELL, 20 1 E. Cap, st. It
FOR SALE A complete hot air fur
nace, with all connections; iu perfect
order; n-raoved on account of steam beat,
1012 13th sL selB 3t
FOR SALE A hand made wagon har
ness; utmost new; very cheap. R. L.,
this otfice. sel8 3t
FOR SALE Barber shop; good reason
for selling; business in oilier city. 725
H St. lie. se!8-7t
CHEAPEST place In Washington to
buy uucy pigeons. 715 10th st. ne.;
call after 4 p. in. sel8-7t
FOR SALE Cheap; parlor and cook
slove. Inquire bead of Franklin st , An
acoslla. MH. bCOLLICKS. tc!7-3t
FOR SALE A due bill for services of.
rcsponstoie patent attorney at bait
price. JOS. S. BOSS. 8 10 I st. ne. sel7-2t
FOR SALE A very line young horse,
lo 1-- bunds iiigh, sound aud gentle,
suitable for private use; also a good
business' phaeton and light surrey. 1105
11th st nw. sel7-2t
FOR SALE-Cheap, light Dayton wag
on. EDWARD BRICK, rear of Sixth,
police precinct station, N. J. ave. nw.
, se!7-7t
FOR SALE Fino horse; large and
gentle; suitable for carrlago or de
livery; $60. Phaeton, $25; wagon. $20.
727 71h at. ne. sel7-3t
FOR SALE-First-class feed wagon,
with snatis and iwle; capacity. 2,000
pounds. 218 4 1-2 st. sw. scl7-3t
MISC
FOR SALE A due bill for services of
responsible patent attorney at halt
price. JAMES E. BURR, 810 I st. nw.
sol7-2t
FOR SALE-A solid-tire Psycho, with
lamp juu bell, for $12. 76 K. st. nw.
selO-at
FOR SALE Shifting top cut-under
surret; lirst-class condition; bargain.
No. 624 K St. nw. sclG-3t
FOR SALE A counter; marble topr
suitable for confectionery or barroom.
Call 470 K 6. BW. , telG-3t
FOR SALE FIdo trap $40, pony cart
$15, a Djjtons $15, 4-year-old mare
$25: must be sold. 13281Ist.no. sel7-3t
FOR SALE Grocery doing good busi
ness, cheap for cash? other business.
445 X. Y. ave. - scl4-5t
FOB S ALE TVF liffve left with us
horses, wagons, trap.jiurreys. buggies,
that we a reoidered losell. uo limit on them;
callatoiice. 027Dstynw tel4-lru
FOR SALE A small'slzed Iron safe in
good condition. fiEQ. BANCROFT 4
CO.. .G04G0G Slh st"'nw fell-7t
WANTED-IATS.
WANTED-A 5 Li- Orooni modern flat;
convenient, to 14th, st. car line. Ad
dress MODERN FLAT, this otfice. selG-tf
WANTED-A7-ioomrnodcrn flat; con
venient to 14th st. car line. Address
MODERN" FLAT, this dfflce. eel6-tt
PEHSONAL.
PROF. r!T. a. "v-WaBliiueton's oldest ea
uiDiished ana reliable ualrvovant and
lueuium. who tens you ail tnings anu nowu)
avoid all trouble: also how to retain husband
or lover. If In search of truthful advice
consult mm on all alralrs. lie win not de
ceive or mislead you and guarantees satis
faction to all who seek his advice. Fee
50 cents. Hours. 10 a. in. to 6 p. m.; open
Sundays. 489 II st., bet. 4 1-2 and Gth
sui. nw,
MISS WYATT'S dressmaking par
lors, 1209 Ilth su nw.; suits and wraps
made at short notice; fit guaranteed; tailor
sjstem. sel7-3t
IF YOXT have houses for rent or sale let
me have them, as I have applications
right, along. S.CAIlIt, 1353Ald. nvene.
sept!4-7t
HUE, FRANCIS- Washington's
most popular int-diuin, will resume busi
ness September 10, nnd wlllboglad to meet
tier mniiv friends anil natrons, at 324 Basr
Capitol st.; situugs dally, 0 to 9, 2Cc and
50c.
scl3 7t
TITE Wonderful Reimsly. Cancers curisl
without knife, fialn or pay until cured;
also carbuncle, piles, dropsy, by PROF.
AIARTIN RILEY. .G7 I'a ay. nw. dt-oc5
.T.T.WALKERSnNS.SOllOUiit.
nw.. carpel lining, felts, fire brick and
clay, asbestos, palutK. brushes, lime, cement,
twoand three-ply roofing ni.iterlal.opr2 1 tf
PROF. FANTLEKOY I ells the
evenUi of life, coiii-'U love nnd brings
back the separated. 1113 Delaware ave.,
bet. LandMsw. Hours, lOtoG. sittings.
60c fie!0-7t
S8O to $100 a, month. To make $60
to $100 a month this fall and winter
learn now nt, bull winter rates the
easy, profitable branch of art 1 teach.
TEtCHER,80G 11 th st.nw. el2-7t
DR. TAYLOR. 900 F st.nw.. makes
full sou ot teeth for $5; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, $1: amalgam. 50c. se4-tf
BANK your dust with us and jou'il
be "in It;" Just please comprehend
that wc are selling eltgant custom-made
suits, the least bit worn, at Justh'w fig
ures. JUSTH'H OLD STAND, U19 D st
nw.
LADIES needing confidential treat
ment A safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistula,
etc. Separate rooms for patients before
and during confinement, nnd find homes
for infants it required. Strictly ronf klen
tlal. AIRS. DR. RliNNER. 10 Fourth bL
ne.. neo r E. Capitol st. Washington, D. 0.
Je3-tf
MME. ESTELLE tells all tlie events
of life In German and Encli'li; hours.
9 a. ni. to 10 p. m.; 25 and 50 cents;
cures all cases ot running or dry cores.
913 l'jth Bt nw. au3G-lm
jj t?
rEHSONAL.
EGYPTIAN Oypsy beventh daugh
ter of the seventh generation; eho can
take off spells and cause to marry, as well
as tell you the past and future; persons call
eg at tlie tent next to railroad, willask for
MME. BURNETT.
Taka Ecklogton and Soldiers' Horn
sel7-7t
MME. PERRIN-Sclentlfic palm
istry: truest destiny reader of the age;
events of past nnd future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 9. 615
19th st. nw.. bet. E and F.
sei:i-17t
MME. BROOKE tells all the events
or lire; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen. 50 cents each; hours, 9 a.
m to 0 p. m. 605 New York avenue north
west, near Sixth street. sc9-14t
MiHCULLAnnuua.
LACE Curtains laundered by hand by
an experienced woman at 50 cents a
pair; quantities at reduction. No. 15 F
st. nw. se!8 6t
LESSONS given in drawing, oil, crayon,
pastel. s-J per month, if call this
raonih. Studio 1237 Pa. ave. nw., on
second floor front. telS-3t
PARTIES ho have been lapsed by
industrial companies, or who have
been victimized by insurance agents will
confer a favor by addressing WRITER,
t f i ice It
GO for best heavy English oxide roofing
palnt.onlv'JOceuts a gallon, to l'OUNU
A Co.. 1804 7 th. selS-lm
J. B. SMOOT. of 311 7th st, se.. Is
now located at G59 r st. ne., where
orders for carpet laying and upholstering
will receive prompt attention. It
WILL pay for u position for gentleman
of .10; both business and clerical ex
perieuce. E. G.. this office, sel 8j3 1
FORRENT Ahandsomeroscwoodbed
room sei ot four pieces nnd carpet, .also
a piauo, for $8 permonlh. AddressPIANO,
this office. sel7-2t
WANTED Old or new carpets to lay;
work guaranteed; charges reasonable;
I will cheerfully give estimates for re
laying carpets of any description; drop
postal. J.A.TARDY.942Est.nw. selG-7t
S. H. JACOB. Carpets cleaned and
laid; Job work promptly attended to.
No 658 B St. se. scl7-7t
WAHTED-Uk of good team, tare for
lady lo drive, for its keeping at livery
stable. Address M. H., this office.
sel 7-3 1
WANTED-Horeo and Dayton (or
light wagou) for expense of keeping,
for on or two montns; privilege of purchase.
"BIZ," this office. sel 8-2 1
SPANISH I the most beautiful of all
languages and the easiest to learn; you
can read, write, and converse in twenty
lessons. Address ESPANOL, this office,
selC-71;
FREE consultation. Do you suffer
irom any of these: Constipation, dyv
pepsia. Jaundice, palpitation, sick head
ache, vertigo, hiccough, hacking cough,
swelling of the feet ard ankles, orcpllep.syJ
Positive relief and cure DR. T. E. LEE,
1322 14th st. nw. 9:30 to 6:30.
sel5-14t
M. J. CTJRRY SONS, contracting
brlckla)crs, 008 lSt-! st. uw.: estimate
furnished for all branches of bricjework
Jobbing promptly attended to; 25 years'
experience; satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge. sc 1 5-7t .
JTTST RECEIVED Flue lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
mo nke j s, canaries, mucking birds, gold
fish, dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'H,
712 12th st, Dvr.. branch 1221 Pa. avu.
niylO tt
WE don't caro to do "cheap" "slop
printing, and moat everybody know
It and they know we don't care who knows
It. Prices right M. W. MOORE, Gen.
Mac, Law Reporter Company, C18 Bta
(t. nw. eu22
llOARDEVG
lit) I
GOOD room and excellent board, $4 per
week. 207 Perm. ave. nw. sel4-7
" r
iroSINESS CHA3TCES.
We'll Buy
Or Sell
Your business place for
you We want you to test your
business place with us, if it is a
bargain for bargains we sell
quickly. We make no charge for
our services unless a deal - is
brought about If you are look
ing for a location come and see
us we are live people and will
do our best to suit -ou.
T. 0, ANDERSON & CO.,
Real Estate and Business Exchange,
907 G St. N. W.
PRINTER wnntcd to buy half inter
est in established liook aud Job orfice;
good business; splendid location; a bargain.
Addrcsj "JOil." this office. selU-2t
HIGHEST cash prices iiaid for con
tents ol hotels and private residence's:
also for slocks ot indse. ot any kind. Ad'
dress Hox 11. this office. fce!8-7t
AN energetic business man with J0U
can hear of a good thing by calling at
Room 5.472 Louisianaav. It
FOR S ALE First class oyster, dairy
lunch and dining room; doing good
business; also two horse Olui gas engine;
good reason for selling. Address w. 11,
this office. l83t
FOR SALE llv owner, a splendid
corner grocery store and dwelling,
with nine rooms; all in. 1. Apply OWNER,
4G2 Mass. ave. uw. sel8 4t
WANTED-At once, a complete (team
laundry, we have a cash customer for
same. Address, giliig full particulars,
T. O.ANDERSON ACO..SHJTO hi. js -
sel7-tf
WANTED-Lady or gent with $50,aa
pjriuer In boanling and room-renting
business; good chance for caterer. Address
VA.. this office. selo-Ut
FOR SALE Fine walnut hcdrouni fur
niture and 2 mattresses cheap 015
Pit. uw. sel4-7t
A CHANCE for a business man A
large store aud dwelling of seven rooms
and bath, been renting tor forty dollars
per mouth, will sell you at a bargain, an I
need some money. Binallcash payinentand
twenty dollars per month. Rent will pay
for place. This is a rare chance for tho
right man. Call and see for yourself. OW.V
ER. Noil. 1025 7th st. ne. select
Xuw Is tlie Tlnio to Buy or Sell
Hnlnewt Places.
We are disposing of them nt a great pace
Why? Because we only list bargains, and
when we show an Intending purchaser
our list we cannot fail to make a deal.
BRING YOUR BUSINESS PLACES tons,
make tlie prices low, and we guaranteeou
a quick sale. All business strlcUy confi
dential. T. O. ANDERSON A CO.,
Real Estate and Business Exchange, 907
G street northwest.
INVENTORS win find it convenient
for them to call at Carl A uer's Mechani
cal Laboratory. Special attentloaglven
n construction of fine machinery. Terms
very moderate. 223 Est. ne sel 2-7 1
FOR SALE I.OT3.
lOO LOTS.
$10 CASH.
$1 PER WEEK.
MUIRKIRK EXPRESS STATION.
ON DIRECT LINE OF NEW ELECTRIC
RAILROAD AND WASHINGTON AND
BALTIMORE GRAND BOULEVARD.
NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED.
A refined suburb fur refined people. On
the main line of the B A O. R.R., be
tween Washington and Baltimore: 18 min
utes' ride; 30 trains daily; 2 stations;
graded and macadamized streets and ave
nues Location high and healthy, com
manding grand view or surrounding coun
try Several line springs, which, by an
analysis by expert. Is shown to bo the
nearest to absolutely pure water ever yet
found LrU average in size 50x150. Will
be sold lotrer than at any other subdivis
ion bet ween the two cities. Terms to suit
you and no interest.
If you dclrea safe and sure Investment
or a beautiful home site out of the city
call at once We can show you more ad
vantages nt MUIRKIRK. than you con find
in any subdivision near Washington.
R J. MARSHALL,
511 11th st nw., or
WM. M. YAGER,
sel 4-1 w Ohio Hank Building.
FOR SALE Lot 20x37. half sq. from
Conn ave.. 2 sqs rrom Dupont circle:
$2,750; one-quarter cash, bal 1, 2.3 and 4
years J. B. WIMER, Real Estate, G08
13 th st sclG-3t
FOR SALE-A lot at Riverdale; half
sqitari irom railroad; cheap for cali.
Apply at 221 C st. ne. selG-Gt
WANTED-BOOMS.
WANTED-Hin nnd board for man,
wife, and thrco children. Address
B. L. F.. this office. 6el8-2t
"W A KTETI-Room and board In Quiet
lamily by young man, where breakfast.
can be had before a. m. o. u. i itus
of flee. It,
WANTED-Bf man and wifo three
uunirrjstied rooms in nw.. above 7th
st.;must be reasonable. Address GILBERT
II., this office. sel8-lt
""WANTED Three or four untarnished
rooms, or flat, for light housekeeping,
for adults. In northwest Address stating
terms.M M. F., thlsoffice. sel7-3t
TWO furnished rooms, second and third
rioors,$12acd$3. 1118N.Y.ave.nw,
sel7-7t
FOR KENT FLATS,
FOR RENT Flats of 4 and 5 rooms
each, besides lath, steam beat, gas
range, nil in good order. Inquire at 208
' st. nw. sel6-8t
EDUCATIONAL.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
1 Young's Academy.)
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHE
MATICAL. School for Young Men and Boys,
914 14th St., bet, I and K.
Begins its forty-fourth scholastic year Sep
lcmler 23. This school lias a national repu
tation, aud is recognized as oneof tbeleadlng
preparatory schools of this country. It
prepares for all the universities, colleges and
scientific schools, for the United States
Miliiarvand Naval academics, and for busi
ness. Thegrauuatesoitnlssciiooitakealgh
rank wherever they go.
Mr. EdwinH. Foster will contlnuelnchargo
ot the Junior Department- For circulars,
etc, address
CHAS. B. YOUNG, Ph. D..
sel 7-1 m Principal and Proprietor.
W ANTED Pupils for lessons In French-
UlKl piano, mOl-uhu uuuiiu-riessuii. Ad
dress "EUROPEAN." thisofflce. sel7-7t
VOICE CULTURE.
MR. HKilNllOX MORSKI.L.
Pnpil of Francesco Lampertlc. of Milan?
0i..jf. n, .n.t.lnniA 1 .1 1 0 1 ".,1. e. nn.
iel7-lmo
SHORTHAND A SPECIALTY.
By II. C. Tanner, Granite bldg,, corner P
arrl Ninth streets. Call or send for cir
cular. relT-lrao
NORWOOD INSTITUTE A
Home und Day benool for Girls. 1761
J st., near Connecticut ave.
MRS. WM.D. CABELL,
sel7-lm Principal.
MEDICAL Department of The Co
lumbian University, 1325 n st. nw.,
Washington. D. C. The seventy-fourth
session begins October 1, 1893. The In
troductory lecture will be delivered by
l)r W W Johnston at 8 p. m. October 1.
Regular dally lectures atr5-10 p m. Every
laclllty for clinical and laboratory
work. Laboratories open day and even
ing. DR, D. K. SITTjTE.Dean,
1120 New York ave.
DR, E. A. DE SCHWEIN1TZ.
Secretary Treasurer,
el7-lmo 1325 II st. nw.
TIiivo you rooms to rent? A Times
Want "Ad" will fiU them promptly.
EDUCATIONAL.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Georgetown College, Head of O St. N. W
PREPARAT0RV DEPARTMENT Three
) ears' course Latin, Greek, English,
French or German, Mathematics. Term
begins Sept. 11.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT Four
years' course. Latin, Greek. English.
French or German, Mathematics, Chem
istry, both General and Analytical,
Phjsics, Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics, eta
Term begins Bent 11.
POSTGRADUATE DEPARTMENT Elect
ive courses ot graduate study In Ethics.
Political Economy. Constitutional His
tory, Philology, English, French and
German Literatures, Mathematics. Chem
istry. Philosophy and History of Art, etc.
Term begins Oct. 1.
ASTRONOMICAL OUSERVATORr Tho
staff of l'rofessors are chiefly engaged
iu tnvesligatiou: but special students
will tie received if qualified.
EEV J. HAVEN8 RICHARDS. B. J.,
Rector.
Georgetown University,
(Founded KB!)
-ryr
SCHOOL OF LAW. -.
3
FACULTY.
Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS. S. J.,
prelsdent or the universfty.
Hon. HENRY H BROWN, LL. D.
(Justice Supreme Court of the United
Slates).
Lecturer or, Adniiraltv Jurisprudence.
Hon MARTIN F MORRIS. LL. D.
(Associate Justice Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia),
Lecturer on Constitutional and Interna'
tional Law and Compara
tive Jurisprudence.
Hon SETH SHEPARD, LL. D.
(Associate Justice Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia).
Lecturer on the Law of Corporations and
Equity Jurisprudence.
Hon JERLMIAll M WILSON. LL. D
Lecturer on the Law. of Real Estate and
the Law of Evidence.
JOSEPH J.DARLINGTON, LL-D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Prop
erly ard Contracts
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. LL. D .
Lecturer on Practice. Testamentary Law
and Equity Pleading and Practice.
It. ROSS PERRY, A. M., LL. D.,
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading, Criml
ral Law, and Domestic Relations. ,
Rev. RENE HOLAIND, S. J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law. ;
TALLMADGEA.LAMBERT.LL.D.,
Lecturer on Civil Law.
CHARLES A. DOUGLAbB, Esq ,
Lecturer on tho Law of Torts and Negotia
ble Paper.
Circuit Court MICHAEL J. COLBERT.
A. M.
Court of Appeals- Messrs.TALLMADGH
A. LAMBERT. JOB -BARNARD, and
HENRY WISE GAKNETT.
J
SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, A. M.,
Secretary andTreasurer.
The twenty-sixth annual session ot
the School of Law opens WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 2, 1893, at 830 p .m., In It3
commodious, specially designed Law
School Building, Nos. COS and S08 B
street northwest, when the Introductory
lecture will be delivered and announce
ments made for the ensuing term. Pres
ent and prospective students, alumni
and all others-Interested in legal educa
tion are cordially Invited to be present.
The secretary can be seen la his ot
fice Jn the law building dall y after
September 13, from 6 to 7 p. m., for in
formation, enrollment, etc Those pro
nosing to connect themselves with the
school for the ensuing term are request
ed to enroll their names before the open
ing nlgntand thus avoid tho delaylnciuent
to that occasion. i
Circulars giving the course ot study,
terms, etc., can be obtained at book stores
ot W. 11. Morrison's Sons. 1326 F street
northwest; Lowdermflk A Co., 1424F street
norhtwest. and John Byrne & Co., 1322 F
street northwest, nnd at W. B. Thompson's
drug store, 703 Fifteenth, street north
west, or on application personally or
by letter to the undersigned.
S. M. YEATMAN, Secretary.
Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
The Courso of Lecture will begin .MONr
DAY, September 30, 1805.
The Inaugural address will be given by SUB.
GEON-GENERAL OEORGE JL STERNBtRG. U.
S. A In deference to the wishes of many this
Till take place at S p. m., at the College Bnild.
log, 9 JO H street northwest. The public, includ
ing ladles, is cordially Invited.
For further particulars and announcements
address the Dean.
a L. MAGRUDER, M. D ,
15 Vermont avenue.
Telephone S3L
Ogee hours until 10 a. m.. 3rS0 to 5 p. ra.
1864. Education For RealLlfeO-SSS
For Sons and Daughters.
The SpcDcerlan Business College.
Katlonal Bank of the Republic Building:
cor. 7th and D nw. Day andnigbtsesslons,
The thirty-first scholastic year ot thui
popular Institution begins Monday, Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, flit
Practical business. Including complete
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
culations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Delsarte system of expression,
civics, political economy and commercial
law. Practical English, with Initiatory
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting,
Including English; Spencerian Rapid Writ
ing, Mechanical and Agricultural Drawing.
Full corps ot thoroughly trained teachers.
Location central.
Office open every business day and
lighL,
Write or call for new annual announce
menu Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
Principal and Proprietor.
WEMODATJGHSIS. 138 1 St. nw,
Classes begin Oct. 1; English branches,
Business classes. Elocution, Journalism.
Literature, Dancing, Delsarte, French and
German.
.ADA L. SMITH, Snpt. - EelO-tt
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY
CROSS. 1312 Marsachasetts avenue.
Washington. D. C. A day school for young
ladies and little girls. In addition to &
thorough courso in English, French, German
and Latin, special advantages are offered to
students in the art and musical departments.
Studies will be resumed on Monday, Septem
ber 1G. A kindergarten will be opened in -connection
with the academy. se!3-lm
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, Vt. ave.
and Thomas circle, reopens Its fall
term Monday, Sept. 9. Apply or send loi
year book. BROTHER FABRICAN. ..
se3-lmo
GONZAGA COLLEGE
FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
Classical, Scientific and Business Courses.
Military Drill and Uniform.
Terms $10 per quarter.
Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, 8. 1.,
President.
now the English Nurses nested.
Two hospital nurses of London bad a
fortnight's vacation and they hired a cot
tage in the country and engaged an old
woman to attend on them. The Inhabi
tants of the little community were not In
formed regarding this novel project, and
as tho days went by and the-newcomers
were never seen the neighbors naturally
were astonished.
Some suggested, that there was some
terrible mystery about these women and
that their strange and unnatural behavior
should 'immediately be probed It was
even thought advisable to have a consulta
tion with the police of the district. The
little cottage was not molested or Its
secrets pried Into, and the story did not
come out until the two ladies, their vaca
tion over, made a call upon the vicar and,
after giving him a small sum for charity,
explained the matter. It appears that
they had practically spent their whole
time in bed. -For a year past they had got
their sleep in such short snatches and sub
ject to so many Interruptions that their ona
idea of a blissful holiday was a season ot
absolute and undlstuurbed repose.
j Very Pointed.
"Visltyouxmastcr? Butl'mtoldthathe'i
very bad pay."
"I don't deny that-, bat his heirs want
you to treat him they will pay you prmpt
ly tor your services." Lo Monde Comlque.
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