The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, September 20, 1895, Image 7

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, September 20, 1895, Page 7, Image 7',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024442/1895-09-20/ed-1/seq-7.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024442/1895-09-20/ed-1/seq-7.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024442/1895-09-20/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84024442/1895-09-20/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The morning times. [volume], September 20, 1895, Page 7, Image 7
About The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.8 MB)

The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.), 20 Sept. 1895. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84024442/1895-09-20/ed-1/seq-7/>

Newspaper Page Text

,-r
THE MORNING TIMES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, '1805.
One Gen)
Per
One Gent
Per
One Cent ,&
Noadvertlso-nont le than 10
One Gent
Per.
Word
One Gent
Per
Word
One Gent
Par
Word
One Gent
Per
Word
Word I
Ao advertisement less thai 10a.
ISo advertisement less than I0
Ko adrsrthnment less than 10.
KoadTertleinen?li thairtO.
do advertisement lss than 10v
Noadvertlorasat leu than 10).
W A NTE D MISCBliI ANEOUS.
fVANTED-To lilre for :: days for 2
liours In Hie afternoon 1 senile lior.se
nnil 2-seated covered carriage; state terms.
Address FAMlLx muttjr,;. tnisoincc. it
WANTED Good camera; 5x7; cheap;
SUIVC name-, leios piJW, mm ou ia-
llcuttrs. OUNDLACH. tills oftlcc. lt
WANTED-Young student desiring re
fined association would like a home
with priv.ue family; rets, if Oct-iied. Ad
dress GRANADA, tills 'bfileo sc20-2t .
A SECOND HAWD.oiwrt.'S?';
in good condition. Apply HRIEG S
EXTUESS , 122 II st re. I cl 0j3t
WANTED-A good tyrewriter. Rem
ington or Smith's Premier preferred:
must be cheap. -Address D. W. II.. tills
joliiee. sol!-3t
WAHTED-A horse for Ills keep until
IpTing. Address CAREFUL, tills of
fice. cl0-2t
WANTED'' lze horse, large, top
wagon and liarncsa cheap for cash.
Addre 3 IB II st .nw..attcr6p.iu.6el0 t
WANTED-liJ Oct. 1. room and lioard
ny lauy. room to be occupied by husband
nights; without board; neighborhood of
i:tth and 1 Us. Address, stating terms,
E.bEmTMoNH.CIcrmont.N.J. sel0-13t
WAHTED-A second-hand lady's bl
. riA in frii.nl rpnilr nrlc. not tu exceed
$2G. Address II. X.. tins office. sel8-2t
WANTED-Br a reliable firm a good
norm- aim phaeton or delivery wagon;
cash payment, balance monthly. Address
H11RSEAN1) WAGON, this office. solU-dt
STE?IOGHAPHT to teach In school
or private pupils, go to them or they
rump In me 3070 Q. SelH-.t
WANTED-i'irts In beself-upportIng;
niarriedlndics to lessen dressmaking
bills by learning to tut by Merchant Tallur
Fouare: particulars at school. 718 12IU
ft. se!4-tf
U'antedTry Rubber Roor Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE.
AnJ ebsrr only lor jialnllui: workfusrantesl
iat KLJmt.i ltoof paint co. ras t,ta n
WANTCn-POSTAGE STAMPS.
WANTEDU- S. postage stamp3, de
partment stamps, such as War, Interior,
Poit-ofrice, State. Treasury. Justice,
Agriculture, Executive, and Navy: used
or unsued; In any quantity: for spot cash at
highest prices: .ilso collections or U. S.
nl foreign stamps and proof sets. C. F.
ROTIIKUCHS. 359 1-2 Pa. are. sc20-.t
MONEY WAXTEU AXB TO I.OAX.
WE have the following amounts to loan
on approved real estate In the District:
S3.O00, j-fi.OOl). S6.000, 510,000. at lowest
rates of Interest; no delay. HERR0N &
.M.YCJ.S. I.,'.,- f t. 111.
t E ONLY LUND MONEY OM HEAL, ES
TATE.
Do you -want any of ill
Let us have your applications at once.
Guarantee no delay ifrecurity Is all right.
580,000 at 5 percei.i Insums tosuit. Larger
loans at 4 aid 4 1-2 percent
T. O ANDERSON & CO..
Eeal Estate aul Business Exchange.
007 G su irvw
WANTED-The loan of ?8,000onflrsV
ciass inside property; no agents. 70S
19th at. e!2
TT. TC. FnLTON'S Enan cc. 1218
Pa ave nw. Establistied In 1870.
Money loaned on -watches, diamonds. Jew
elrv. bilvenvare. etc Special bargains In
watrhes. Jewelry, nnrt sllvenvare au20 6ni
HONEY to loan on oohos.siocks, w
loan association certificates, and old
line lire insurance policies; no delay.
4(J to 46 iletzerottBldg
TironTEV TO LOAN-Inlarscsum.
or as low-as l.uuu. at Bo nil 0 per
rem on I) C real estate: alo S2r.O ,5500,
STr.O etc.. at 6 per cent WM- H. 8ADN
DEltS & CO.. 1407 F st. nw tf
71IONEY to loan at 5 and C per cent,
on Diirict of Columbia realty; no delay
If sccurllv is satisfactory.
WAI.lEit II ACKEH. 704 14th nw.
:y3i-tf.
MONEY TO JL.OAJN AH classes of
real estate loans made with prompiress
r en rent fetes THE ilcEACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY. cor
uer KUli nml U streets nw mO-tf
MONEY to loan m real estate In the
District, at lowest rales of interest.
No delay. I1EKU0N i NIXON, 1304 F at.
a. vr. 6c4-lmo
STECIAIa NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS or the District
oi Columbia, beplcrabcr 18, 189o.
The annual teacher.' meetings -will ho
held ou Saturday, the 21st instant, as fol
lows. ririh division, at the Curtis School. 9 a.
m : Firit division, at the Dennison School,
10 a in.: bixth division. A. at the Franklin
School. 10.30 a. m.: Second division A, at
the Peal nu School. 11 a-, m ; Second divis
ion B. at the Gales School, 11:30 a. m :
Third division, at the WallacM School, 1:30
p. in ; Slxlh division B. at the T)ler School.
2 p m.: Fourth division, at the Jefferson
School. 3 ii m.: Seenth division, at the
Sumner School. 3 p m.: Elshth division,
A anil B, at the Illsh School. 4:30 p.m.
Cards of admission to the grades below
the hlzli school will be issued nt all the
rchool buildings on FItlDAY and SATUR
DAY. Scptcmlicr 20 and 21, from 8 to 10
a. m and from 4 to G p. m. each day.
The principals of the high schools may be
found In their respective schools at the ttme
named almve.
Parents or guardians arc request eil to ap
ply at the nea rest school building for tickets
or for information.
By orCer of the board of trustees of pub
lic schools. J. G. FALCK.
8017-41 Secretary.
XO whom it may concern: I herewith in
form the public that the firm of Roth &
Voore has desolved -partnership. PHILIP
V ROTH se!8-3t
LOST.
LOST In Judiciary Square, a pair of
I earl and gold opera Elatt'snbout7-30
on the ccning of Hie lfclh $G reward If
returned to clerk at Cobb's Hotel, lath and
JE sis tc20;lt
LOST rox terrier dug. Jack, tag' No.
I2.r0 Reward it returned to No.
35ir EMiu acuc. Mount Pleasant, and
no tiuesllnns it
LOST Price-list book of the Cincinnati
bale and Lock Company Suitable re
ward inert at 935 I) St. nw., U.B.TRIPPE.
sel9 2t
-LOST Will the person who took the
uiuorciln from Ileren & Son's store
plca'e return it. as theyareknown. se!9-3t
LOST S5 reward diamond necklace,
between 8tb and 12th sts on II ft ne.
Finder will pkafe return to lltUCHEKT'S
SALOON, corner of fath and H tts. ne.
!elJ--2t m e
FOUND.
FOUND A ladles' cold chain Prove
property and recover at this office
It
FOR RENT PLATS.
A. PLAT-!I rms.l bjtli; hot and cold
water; wood-shed and yard; all for
$13J0. No. CI P st.snw. i,c!8-7t
FOR KENT flats of 4 and 5 rooms
each, besides bath, steam heat, gas
range, all In good order. Inquire nt 208
P st. nw. se!8 8t
FOR SALE TIOTTSES.
FOR SALE-Two or the handsomest
houses in the northwest arc Just near
lnc coinnUtlon, an.d can be sold on tbo
most liberal terms; pressed brick and Hum
meismwn brown stone trimmings; tiled
roors, thoroughly watertight; cemented
cellar: beautirul, well lighted stairways
and handsome carved screens: woodwork
specially designed and tinted In artlftio
colors; tiled estlbules and bathrooms:
elictric Ijells and gas lighting; speaking
tubes. MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES
CAN HE SELECTED BY PUUCHA8ER.
Houses to he healed by hot water sys
tem, guaranteed to give 70 degrees of
heat In zero weather. These houses were
bjlit by one ot our best architects, and
are located in the finest part of the north
west, within a stone's throw of New
Hampshire ave. Price, $8, COO each, 41
sold at once.
T. O. ANDERSON & CO.,
Ural Estate and Business Exchange,
cel8 tf 907 G st. nw.
FOR SALE-?2,C00 will buy pressed
brick, nearly new; six rooms, bath,
concretl cellar: white and gold parlor;
nice yard to alley; occupied by owner;
never rented: only 400 cash; former price,
$J COO; you have walt-d for this; do not
fail to see It- OWNER, 1423 G sU ne.
sel83t
FOR SALE LOTS.
CHOICE ot 25 IoU on easy terms
High ground; beautiful vlewx Vir
ginia side of Potomac river, near Aqueduct
bridge: walking distance ot Georgetown,
OWNERE.M.,920Hst.D. el9-7
mu.r wakted-malk.
W ANTED White boy from 13 to 15
years of age; must be honest and mako
hlmseir useful, such as keeping a store
clean, run errands, etc,: wa(,c. $2.50 per
week; a chance for promotion; cigarette
smblcers and tobaccoo c hewers need nut ap
ply. Address iuown handwriting, BOY.Iliis
otilce; sc20-2t
WANTED-Aii A No. 1 fire Insurance
solicitor: one vi'io is thoroughly familiar
with outside work to represent an old
line company: state rormer xperleuco and
refs.; an adequate salary will be paid the
right party; no attention paid to applicants
unless all particulars art gien. Address
INSURANCE, this office
WANTED-A well Ix-haved colored
boy, about twelve years old, to attend
door at doctor's offieu Apply 728 Pin
st. ii w. lt
WAHTED-An assistant in dental of
(lev; one ramiliar with the business.
Address DENTIST, this office. It
WANTED-Young man rrom 10 to 20
years old In lunchroom; aLso jouug
lady same, age to wait on table. Address
GOG 5th st. nw.
WANTED Good pay ana iwrmancnt
position lor two Catholics; well ac
quainted in Alexandria. Apply In person.
K. A. DINBMORE. b28 O it. ll w. fccl9-3t
WANTED-Hoy f good address: good
rets. FLOUH STORE, H1G F 8t-
nw. o!9-2t
WANTED-An A No. 1- ImoKkceper.
one having first-class references. None
other need apply. Address E. Ii. C, this
office. selb-3t
WANTED-Bor to learn the tin trade;
one with some experience preferred.
1720 7th St. nw. tel.-lt
WANTED Industrial Insurance so
licitors; experienced men only; apply
to Guardian Lite Insurance Company. 1324
F st. nw.. Hi to 2 sel7-4t
WANTED-60 students to take our
courte in applied mechanics: a lew in
electricity and draughting DUNTONIAN
INSTITUTE, 10th and D sis. tel4-8t
WANTED-i expert soap powder can-
neNers. Aiijiij ut iuo -. .,;. .
EelG-1 w
HELP IM.VTKDrVKJIALB.
WANTED-Girl for Renera I honse work;
small Ijmllyr tate wage; refs. re-
qulreil. Carrier 18. City P. O. 1 1
"WANTED-Wwnan or girl to do house
work In single family. CG Pierce st.
nw. se20-2t
"WANTED A good cook; colorcsl pro-
lerrea; no washing or Ironing: small
family; will pay $4 per mouth. 613 Gtli
su nw. 1 1
WANTED-A whllo woman, with kind
dUpo-sitiou, for general housework in
private family Call 008 Fst. nw.se2u 3t
WANTED-While girl to assist In
small store; stay at night; good home
and moderate wagex. WIDOW, care of
Carrier 1 8. city post-office. cel.0-2t
WANTED-A wman to do general
housework; small family; good wages:
must lie well recommended. Call at .128 E
st. ne. fcciu-.il
WANTED-2 lauy canvassers to lake
oruers lor an article of everyday table
consumption. Address ORDER, this office.
selO-Jt .
WANTED-A German woman, settled,
tor general housework; fnmiiy one.
No GLPurert northwest sc'18-3t
WANTED-A strong healthy white
girl for general housework; no wash
ing. 10lll3tnst.nw. scls-3t.
WANTED-A young lady of ialentas
partner for sketches. Address A CTOR,
this office. sel8-3t
WANTED-Wonnn fur general hou'j"
work; nuall private family Address
Miss HUNT, Teunallytown, D. C.
se!8-3t
DRESSCUTTINGACADEMY.
Washington tailor system; learn the
latest and most perfect sjstem of dress
making and be thoroughly qualified to
enter upou positions in any of the leading
houses; positions secured; the lowest ard
most reasonable terms; half price until
October 1; at MADAM WASHINGTON'S,
604 12th st- nw. sc!7-7t
WANTED Home Protective Agency
has places for help every day with
good references. All capacities. 610 11th
su n. w. se4-lmo
HELP WASTED-MALB AND
FEMALE.
WANTED-Typewriter, stenographer,
anil bookkeeper combined. 3. 8.DAISU
A SON, 2d and Pia. ave. iw. solo 2t
GOOD I'ay nI,d rermanent position for
ten Catholics, well acquainted in this
city Apply 9 to 11 a. in.. It. A. DINS
MORE. 028 G St. nw. te!9-3t
TELEGRAPHY taught rapidly,
thoroughly, day or evening, hy an ex-
iert operator; easv terms. Address EX
ERT TELEGRAPHER, 720 11th St. nw.
sel7-3t
ALL kinds of help furnished free of
cnarge. In or out of the city, by MRS.
L. C. MOO RE, 306 G st. nw. se!8-3t
WANTED Smith Pieraler Typ
writer operators and stenographers
dliected to positions. Operators de
filing to familiarize themselves with new
No. 2 Smith Picmier -Typewriter call
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITES
CO . No 1416 F st. nw. Jy31-tf
SITUATIONS ITANTnn-MALB.
WANTED-By respectable colored boy
position to work In country; want a
good home: very bright and brisk at work.
Apply to 2228 Ya. ave. nw. It
WANTED-Place as coachman or any
kind of housework; understands care
of horses, or place In store. Address or
call 1102 Q st. nw. It
WANTED-Br young man of good
habits situation as clerk in store or
office; has had experience; good refs.
Address S., 404 7th St. sw. sc20-2t
W ANTED Young man with hotel and
Inisiiu-vs experience, speaking seven
languages fluently, desires clerical position.
Address LANGUAGES, this office.
sc20-3t
WANTED-By a colored boy, 18,
work in house or store: good city refs.
Address 131 Reeves 'st. nw. lt
A. rtn-eiu, of Columbian College would like
to secure position as tutorjiest of ref
erences. Address STUDENT, this office.
lt
SITUATION wanted by a young man;
not airaid of work. Please address S.
0.,lhls. office-- sel9 3t
POSITION wanted as head cook by
colored man. Address COOK, 128 C St.
ew. el9 3t
SITUATION wanted by n young ex
perienced bread baker. Fleare ad
dress BAKER, this orflce. sel9 3t
WANTED-Bva barkeeper, good mix
er, ot 10 years' experience, n, position
in a hotel or first-class restaurant. Ad
dress C. II. C, this office. 6el9-3t
WANTED-By a reliable and trust
worthyinan.whohasahorseand wagon,
a position with a grocer or installment
house to deliver goods or to collect. Will
work cheap Best refs. Call or address
J. W. GULLEY, 940 N. Y. ave., nw.
ecl8-3t.
WANTED A situation as cook or as
house man; the best ot rets, can beglven.
Address 1106 K St. sclfi 3t
WANTED-By a young man, a place
in More: can furnish good refs. Ad
dress LE ROY, this office. scl8 3t
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALB.
-WANTED Place as waitress or cham.
bermjiu. JANE COATES, 312 P st.
nw. se20-2t
WANTED-Situation as housekeeper;
no washing or ironing. 709 8th St.
n w . lt
WANTED-By woman with good ref
erences puce us chambermaid or wait-
ress. Address 2432 G st. nw. It
WANTED-Middle-a ged lady wants po
sition as housekeeper in small family.
Address 2704 K st. nw. se20-3t
WANTED- Byanelderlyladyaposltoln
as housekeeper for a young widower
with small cltlldren, where one or more
servants are kept, or for gentleman and
wife employed through the day. N. M. A.,
this office. It
WANTED-Washing and ironing, by
ilrsl-class laundress, to take borne;
private families and boarding schools;
shirts a specialty: Address LAUNDRESS,
this office. set 9-3 1
WATTTED-Pbco as housekeeper In
hotel or first-class widower's family
hv experienced white lady. HOUSEKEEP
ER, this office. sell-7t
TTANTED AGKNTS.
"W ANTED Agents and canvassers,
first-class men; with experience, can
make $50 to $100 a month easy; no humbug;
no competition; well advertised already.
Call at 438 9th it, nw.,from 8 to 10
Kl6-7t
FOB BENT-HOOMS.
FOR RENT Furnished front room;
llerdic, Ecklngton. Columbia lines; $8.
1323 Emerson st- ne. sel9-3t
FOR RENT Nicely fur. rooms; south
ern c-xpoiUie. 2d aud 3d floors; one ot
best locations in city; refs. 905 M st.
n w. . ie!8-9t
FOR RENT-2 uutur. tnniniuu lea ting
rooms on 1st floor. 1 front; use Qj
kitchen if desired; $8 per mouth in nd-
-vauce: no children. 334 Cth st. &e.
Rcl8-Gt '
FOR RENT On 1st floor, flat t
4 rooms, with bathroom; all modern
Improvements; suitable for housekeeping;
convenient and pleasant locality on Frank
lin Park. 91214th tl.nvr. rel8-3l
FOR RENT 2159th sw., near Bst.,
furnished aud unrurnlshed rooms: par
lor suitable for dentist, none in vicinity.
Heal, gin, and bath. sc!8-7t
FOR RENT 3 unrurnlshed rooms; hot
and cold water, gas. No. 232 13 1-2 st.
sw. No children In house. scl8-3t
TWO comfortably fur rooms for rent.
with or without board; Southern style
cooking. 827 Cth St. nw. Icl8-3t
FOR RENT tn handsome house, Bst.
nw.. opp. CapiUil, beautiful rooms. J8.
S10 aud $15; with board, $25. Address
MRS. R-, this office. se!8-3t
FOR RENT Flats ot 4 and 6 rooms
each, beside bath; steam heat, gas.
range, all In good order. Inquire at 208
F kt. nw. selG-St
FOR RENT Nicely fur. front rooms ror
one or more persons, with or without
board; private family; convenient to de
partments; reasonable rates. 1113 lth
st. nw. se!0-7t
FOR RENT 1908 II St. uw;funii8hed
and uniurntshed rooms. sc!3-7t
FOR RENT For gentlemen who are
particular, large, handsomely furnished
rooms at cheapest rate: third Hoor room.
$9: refs. 1622 9th st. nw. se!4-7t
FOR RENT-1109 O St. nw.-Fur.
rooms for light housekeeping, sel8-.lt
MIS .
918 H st. Desirable rooms. 2d and
.id rioor front; 2d btory back: fur.;
wllh board so 193t
TWO nicely fur. rooms; one on 1st floor.
and one on 2d; all front; 3 windows in
each room; suitable for gentlemen; near
Avenue cars 2G00 L st. nw. scl9-lt
.a.. .f, wnrn A I.mii h.liil.iimnt. flip.
nishrd second story front loom; also
third ktory back mum; centrally located;
moderate rent; very desirable; reference
exchanged. lOlGIbt.nw. sclO-34-
FOR RENT Three untur, roomsv 2d
rinor:not and cold water; near two lines
horse cars. 1753 Seaton st. nw. selBJt
TiT 12th St. nw., elegant fur. rooms
to rent, with or without rirst class
board; reasonable terms. felH-3t
FOR JREN'T nOOlIS.
FOR RENT Boom in elegant bouse;
uVatTiisnt, bath; $0. 9270st.nw
te20-3t
FOR RENT Unrur. 3 rooms, 2d
floor, lor housekeeping; bay window,
heat, gas, bath; or would rent 1st floor with
range. 52.1 N. J. ave. nw. 1 1
FOR RENT Two or three furnished or
uiTruriiNhed rooms, nice part of Capitol
Hill, near Capitol and Government Print
ing Office 32B and 326 E st. ne.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
large room, lur.coiiipieie.cookii.guien
sils, dishes, gas, bath, rerrigerator; ss per
month. 301 ltltn st sw., near fcnnthn
sonlan; sc20-2t
FOR RENT Furnl-hed, 2 large front
rwmsfdSirablo neighborhood. 221 N.
CapitoWJ- sc20-3t
FOR RENT Ol2 E. Can- " lar8e
coinniunicating rooms, 2d floor, bay
window: cars and herdlcs; no children In
r.imilv.inddouocwantany. se20-3t
trn'n RENT Large front room, newly
and one single room. 2 I su nw. sc-0-fit
FOR RENT-1712 O St.. handsome
nninS with Tflrst-cUss,board. sc20-Jt
FOR RENT 3 rooms unfurnished iir
tiirnisheu: 2 communicating, third floor.
linth. heat. cas. 2510 M st nw. se20-3t
Pnil RENT Comfortably furnished
room: ?5 per month. 1707 7th su nw.
Boattl lldeslred. 8c20-3t
FOR BENT-l"!!0 second-story front
rTHini. prettily fumWied, with board for
two;$35 per month; private family. (.1.1 h.
Harollna ave. se. se20-3t
FOR RENT -In-new house. 313 E.
Capitol st,, well furnished rooms, on 1st
and 2d floors, with first-class table board,
bv owner. se20-3t
FOR RENT 2 unfurnished rooms, suit
able lor light housekeeping; cheap. No
2307 M. ave. nw. se20-3t
n- -s A St. ne., untur. room, with gas;
rent. SO. sel 8-36
FOR RENT Largo, pleasant, fur
nitheu or unfurnished, 2d and 3d-story
rooms, with board; finest location in cltyr
convenient to cars. 2518 13tU St. nw.
tei i-ix.
FOR RENT Second and third floor
rooms; neatly fur.; southern exposure;
$6 and S8; first-class board, $18. 908 L.
st, nw. sept!7-7t
FOR RENT Two rooms on 3d floor,
lur. as silting and bed room; 2 on 2d
floor, dining and kitchen; unrur.; bath; hot
and cold water; rets, exchanged. Call 1609
19th st. nw. scptl7-t
FOR RENT Fur. rooms forgcntlcmen;
jfato ?lo per mouth; gas bath and heat.
1014 loth st. nw. selG-141
FOR RENT Untur.. 3 communicating
2u-Iioor rooms: handsomely papered;
Erlvate bath: to ncarerul couple llgfct
ouvekecplug. OWNER. 804 O st. nw.
seir.-7t
FOR RENT At 911 1st st. nw., cn
tire 2d floor of 3 desirable commu
nicating unfur. roQ2s; water on same
floor. S15 per montn. se!6-6t
FOR RENT Large front room; nicely
furnished. 1416 i'a. ave., opp. Wll
lard's. scl6-7t
FOR RENT Neat, well-kept and
lighted hall room, newly papered; suit
able for gentleman only; 55 per month.
Z7 i st. nw.
FOR RENT 3 unrurnlshed rooms, seo
ond tloor, with batb, gas and heat.
Apply 0 16 E 8t.-nw. sel4-tt
FOR REXT STORE.
FOR RENT Stores, 9th st. near H nw.
8T6 Store and brlct stable, S3B-824
Btore and workshop, ?45. It. J. BEALL,
941 It. a. aye. sezu-7C
FOR RENT Quick; pressed-brick cor
ner store, with 7 rooms, hath; 2 con
creted cellars; just decorated; best offer
rrom responsible tenant gets It. 1425
G st. ne. se!8-3t
FOKBEHT-Btore and fixtures of a
bakcryTlncludtng oven, bake pans, and
a trade of over 200 loaves per day. This'
fat as opening rarsry offered. T. O. AK
DEESON4CO.,90fGst.nw. U
WI Sworn Circulation of The QJ
z Washingtpn.Times. fi
1 l . .. -Actually Sold. M ,J
X Monday, September 9... r ....".. .. 30,784- 7
1 Tuesday, "---10. .'.:.. .-.".r."..' 31,191
J' Wednesday, -'- - 11. ...-. 31,569 T
WJ) Thursday, '-"--12.-. I.5..'.?.'??. . 38,200 V?v
yeJ Friday, " 13. .'... 31,967 V
mk Saturday, " ' 14. .H :!;...' 32,020 J
JL Sunday, " l$..u.iv 22,988 J
$&? Total for week . .... ..... 218,719 w
o Greatest Circulation in Washington.
FOR RENT nOTJSES.
t I .,...
813 S st nw ml.12r.tl5 00 & Oak st Le Droit
HtiZtdnw.ml.lOr 85 C0 Patk. 7rs $13 50
UJOlLLnro-nw. in -otrt.se,5r 12 8J
l,10r 32WK3 1.je.5r 14 00
411 N.Y. aveOr T,5071tiherllaait nw , -
itSiSOnw, mt.8r. 2 40i Sr , IS Ou
11 'ii nw, m 1, 7r. Si sa.Ibirtfonl st.South
1510 Columbia st I lironkland. Or.. 10 00
nwmJ. r..r , 10' ISth st tta. fir, 10 pO
lniinUi nrr. mLTr 2! SU ISIOSItb st nw. 5r 10 00
205 10th st ne, ml, K "th st sw, 5r 10 IX).
7r S3 50Kerdsll sre, ivy
455 l5t se. m , 7r. 21 CO! Cltrr-
iilin.inl ?r 21 DJ 2011 Beaton st ne.
8 DO
iaJlIljue..inl,Tr So.fJl Br...j..,.v.., 5,00
HIS T nw. in C it. 30 S II st nw.Sr.... 4 Off
F05Estsw.tnl.7r. 19 OOCorUand Ksts nw
1J13 5th st nw. Or- 1 00 untut rooms.
1118 1th st nw.Snc 18 00,806 E st nw, ti
Sis nth st sw, G n 13 00 Hoor.Zr. S3 00
lOiS 4th st ne, Br-, 16 00 Cor. Grant av and
110 Mass. avo nw, 8th nw.id nr.4r. 15 01
5r. .. 15 50.1115 4(4 st nw, 1st
SW nth stsw,7r. 10 sol nr, :ir. 12 50
2 Scott ave nw, 6. 15 00 4S9 th st nw. 2d
21S2 11th nw. 8 r... t! llr.'Sf.'....-. 18 0
1004 N J are nw,8r II 00,215 4J4 st nw, 1st ,
314 13th sw, Cr . .. 14 00 nr.sr....:'. tfOO
1231 Dst sw. 5r... 13 BO '4TJ 9tb at nw, !r... 7 00
TO COLOKSO TKNANl-S.
MIC at se, Br..j..F " UH Wirt nw, nr .. lis 40
25067thnw,5r.... 15 30 511 Tin at n W. St. 14 53
-liO.antnriiwr IS SOiirit 8:h st nw, 5r.. 12 50
SKIiiuiiw.Cr.... loJJ12ll ne,5r 1100
913 Golden awr. 10 50 WIT Frlstoa court
Hear 227 ltth sw, nw, 5r 10 30
5r 10 S0pilithstnw,5r.. 10 00
Hear 43 1J st swsr 10 wwi uiana auey
C34humnernw,5r 8 50, nw.br
1221 Carliu's alley I5 1 nmaer st nw.
sw.4.'. 8 S0 5r.... t ..
112 i st sw. 4r.... 8 CO.SOiiCo-umblater-
950
760.
S30
8 00
8 U0
KK,rarra:utnw.5r 8 10 race nw.4r
9 Clordon lira ne.
OSHBat sa,5c...
4r 8 03
I Cordon av ne,4r
14 inaction's allay
ntr, 4r. ...... ,,..
K2T Wallach nw.tr 7 50
80;i233Hetaw,4r..., .5.0a
A & CAYWOOI). trasihst. aw.
CHEAP-fBtl ot B-rooro liouse,; nicely
fur.; use of piano. Inquire drug slore,
2308 l4lh, before 2 p, m. sc!9 Ct
FOR RENT-$2; 72.1) st,n.: 7 r..
bath; concrete cellar: modern improve
ment. CAUM0D1. 33 1st V ne.
se20-3t
FOR RENT0-room house. 608 ITst
sw ; tiatli; a. m. I.; hi perfect order.
O. L. W. BAUM; 805 GtirstrsW.lelS-St
S4
la.SO 12(1 E t- nw.: 14rT; a. m. L
CTT.Yoi'KK.616 Est, nw.
S3S.OO 1420 9th st. nw.; 8 r., b.;m. I.
C.TTYOI)ER,G16E8t.nw.
S32.SO- 1133 0th It, nw., 9 rooms and.
tSliT: ru. 1. C. T. YOUEB.
FOR RENT nOTJSES.
for rent
No. 1309 14th st. nw.. 10 rs.
No. 131114th8t.nw.,10re.
Ne. 1201 Rhode Island ave. nw.,6rm.
No. 1203 Itbiide Island ave. uw..6ra.
No. 1203 Q st. nw., 10 rs.
No. 1207 Q st.nw , lOre.
No. 1602 Vermont ave nw.. 10 rs.
Above bouses arc in elegant repair and
have the latest Fanitary plumbing.
A. UEITMDELLER & CO.,
seS-1 4 1 1.133 14 th St.
FOR SALE MISCELTAXEOTIS.
FOR SALE Milk route of IB gal
lons; horse, wagoa, harness and equip
ments, cheap for cash. Address J. F. C,
this office. sc20-3t
FOR SALE-Frcsh Ilolsteln cow;
second calf; gentle; good milker.
16G5 3 2d st. sel9-3t
FOR SALE A 10-lnch monkey wrench
for 24c; price this at other hardware
houses and ou -will find It 50c CTJT
rillCE UAUDWARE CO., 11th and E
nw. se!9-3t
FOR SALE-Toung goat. Apply
IMAw iiw sel-3t.
FOR SALE "First-class' secondhand
bicycle; cheap If sold at once. KON
STON.r,1912thunw. tel-2t
FOR SALE-S300 pair ot bait-bred
brown hackney mares, young, sound,
stylish, very gentle; can be driven by lady
with safctj. Also, young bay horse,
weighs 1,600 pounds. Apply 1410 P at.
'nw. ' ol8-3t
FOR SALE Columbia bicycle, al
must new; GG; cost $12B. 1328 II
st ne. sl8-3t
FOR SALE Surrey In perfect con
dition, cheap for cash. Applv 61 N
st. nw se20-3t
FOR SALE Oil and gasoline busl-
IiessAddressJC H., this office. sc20;Z
FOR SALE At "sacrifice, mare, day
ton and harness; no reasonable offer
refused: maro-sultabiejfor lady. Address
J. B.. 317 6th St. nwf, se20-2t
FOR SALE Tno .horses; pood family
horse, s.tie tor lad v.stands withouthltch
Ing; another one suitable Tor light express.
Call at 2204 14th st.nw. se!8-3t
FOR SALE A lady's wheel, pncumatlo
tires;in good condition. Apply to HAR
VEST, 222 3d st. nw.,.bct. 3 and B o'clock.
sel0-3t '" .
FOR SALE Setters, collies, pointers,
bull terriers, fox.-icrriers, and other
dogs cheap. SCIIMIU'S I'ct Animal Store,
1221 Pa. ave. nwi t sel8"8f
FOR SALE-50 fancy PHmonth Rock
chickens. Address N. BUMPUREY,
Ecklngton, D. O. - scl9-3t
FOR SALE Grocery store In nw.; oa
comer; goou cuanct ior rigni. parkjr,
ror particulars call at 1321 Bth st. nw.
sel92tf
FOR SALE AH that lumber contained
In the fence surrounding the new
Library, at $15 per 1.000 tcet-t Apply
WILLIAM H. TDTTT, 202 E. Cap. St.
se!8-6t
FOR SALE Second hand wood split
ten m good condition,- --very cheap.
1831 6th st. nw. scl8-7t
FOR SALE A complete hotalr rur-
nace, with all connections; in perfect
order; removed on account of steam heat.
1012 13th st. sel 8 3t
FOR SALE A hand made wagon bar-
nens? almost new;-Tcry cheap. R. L.,
this office. sel8 3t
FOR SAL'E Barber shop; good reason
for selling -bus lness.ln other city. 720
H it. ne. sel8-7t ,
CHEAPEST place in Washington to
buy fancy pigeons. 718 10th st. no.;
call after 4 p. m. se!8-7t
FOR SALE Cheap. llghtTlayton wag
on. EDWARD BRICK, 'Tear at Sixth
police precinct statlun, N.-3. are. nw.
se!7-7t
FOR BALE-Wa haye Jeft with us
horses, wagons, tiaps, surreys, boggle,
tbatweareordered to sell; no limit on them;
callatouce. 927Det.nw. iel4-lai
FEftSONAtj.
THE"3 DAYS" CDHEKOK HEN.
, ltiisremcdycureslii3daysornochnrgv.
Conultatlon free. Dr. McKEEHAN. 716
,12th st. nw. se!8'-7t
aiI8SHEMFI.ER-fashionahledress-'
iiuikuig, 130 fltli st. ne.; latest stylo
dresses made at moderate prices and a
perfect fit. sel-4t
PROF. CLAY. Washington's oldestes-
iduiistieduna reliable clairvoyant and
medium, who tells you all things and hiw to
avoid all trouble; also how to retain husband
or Itirer. If in search ot truthful advice
consult Mni on all affairs. He will not de
ceive or mislead you and guarantees satis
faction to all -who seek his advice. Fee
r,o cents. Hours, 10 a. m. to 9 P. m.; open
Sundays. 480 U st., bet. 4 1-2 and T5th
sts. sw. .
jp you have houses for rent or sale let
me have them, as I have applications
rlghtalong. 8. CAKIt, lSBBMd.avene.
sppm-n
THE Wonderful Kemcdy. Cancers cured
without knire. pain or pay until cured.
also carbuncles, plies, dropsy, by PRO If.
MARTIN RILEY. 4G7 I'a av. nw. dt-oco
J.T.WALMRSONS,MllOtoL
II W., carpet lining. ieiu. mr u.in...
clay.asliestiis. paluts. bnmhes.llme,cernent,
two and tlirceplr rooringmalerlal.aprJl-tr
tTanctING pupils by experienced lady
D t.ScVcrrtOci rer Uifon or 6 lessons
tr.rtp M. M. II.. this office. tel9-3t.
HANK your dust Willi us auu you n
"Tie "n If." Just please comprehend
that we are selling elegant ciutominade
suits, me least, oit worn, n, -"" ; ,
ures. JUSTH-3 OLU STAND, 619 I) st
st-
LADIES needing confidential treat-
nieiiu A safe and sure relief: In all
female trouble, comtlpatlon. Irregulari
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit, fistula,
etc Hepirale rooms for patients berore
and during conrinenjent, and find homes
for Infants if required. Rtrk-lly eonf lden
tial, MH8. DR. KENNEK. 16 Fourth sl
ue .near K. Capitol st. Washington. D.C
je3tf
50 CENTS cash New credit system,
rugs, lace curtains, portieres, window
shades, blankets, quliu. clocks silver
plated ware, table and piano covers, table
linen fringed, by the yard or Insets an-niiH-t
and piano lamps, oil anil gas heaters,
onyx and brass tables, toilet and dinner
sets In fact anything to mako your homes
comfortable and pretty. Send postal: will
bring samples. NOKTI1EAST CKEDIT
HOUSE, No. 1210 U st. ne. Open even
ings sel 8 -7 1
MME. E8TELLE tclLs all the events
of life In German and English: hours.
9 a. m. to 10 p. m ; 26 and CO cents;
enres all cases of running or dry sores.
913 l'ltb st. nw. au30-lm
leiuins T.. S. McLUhinnev. No.
; 4tii st. nw.; experienced teacher;
reduced rates. se!8-lmo
PERSONAL.
MME. FRANCIS. Washington's
most popular medium, will resume busi
ness September 16, and wlllbeglau to meet
L Capitol St.; sltungs daily, 9 to 9, 2Sc and
COc.
se20-7t
DR. TAYLOR. S06 F st.nw., makes
full sets of teeth for $S; satisfaction
guaranteed: teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. SI: amalgam. BOc. se4-tf
EGYPT! A N Gypsy beventh daugh
ter of the seventh generation; she can
taks ott spells and caue to marry, as well
as toll you the past and future; persons call
nc at the tent next to railroad, wlllask for
MME. BURNETT.
Take Ecklngton and Soldiers' Horn
se!7-7t
MME. FERRIN Scientific palm
istry; truest destiny reader or the age;
events of past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 9. BIS
19th st. nw., bet. E and F.
se!3-17t
MME. BROOKE tells all the events
ot lire: all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, B0 cents each; hours, 9 a.
m. to 9 p. m. 60B New York avenue north
west, near Sixth street se9-14t
FOR SAI.l'. 1. HI'S.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Lots 13
and It,, square 831; ne. Address
OWNER, this onice. sel9-2t
lOO LOTS.
$10 CASH.
$1 PER WEEK.
MDIRKIRK EXPRESS STATION.
ON DIRECT LINE OF NEW ELECTRIC
RAILROAD ANI) WASHINGTON AND
BALTIMORE GRAND BOULEVARD.
NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED.
A refined suburb for refined people. On
the main line of the B & 0. 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 of surrounding coun
try. Several fine springs, which, by an
analysis by experts. Is shown to be the
nearest to absolutely pure water ever yet
found. Lots average In size BOtlBO. Will
be sold lower than at any other subdivis
ion between the two cities. Terms to salt
you and no Interest.
If you desire a safe and sure Investment
or a beautiful home site out of the city
call nt once. We can show you more ad
vantages nt MTJIRKIRK than you can find
In any subdivision near Washington.
R. J. MARSHALL,
Bll 11th st. nw., or
WM. M. YAGER.
sel 4-1 w Ohio Hank Building.
WAN TED ROOMS.
WANTED-By an elderly gentleman
1 large room or 2 medium sized com
municating rooms between floors; sonth or
east exposure; convenient to Treasury and
dining-rooms: fur. for sleeping and, in
part, forsitting; with bath privileges; price
not to exceed $10 per month. Address
DENT, tlib office. It
W ANTED Room and board by man in
a German family. Address W., this
office. It
WANTED-Tivii or three untur. rooms,
light housekeeping. Give full particu
lars, J7eJ5rnsD.,Jhlsofrice. It
TWO furnished rooms, second and third
floors, $12 ami $8. 1118 N.Y. ave. nw.
sel77t
BOARDING.
WANTED Table boarders; excellent
cooking; private family; house con-
venlent to cars. 635 Q st.nw. se!9-3t
MRS.LIFSCOMB'Sboardingbouse,
705 C st. sw.; nice rooms. Eel9-10t
BOARDING 901 M st. nw., band
some parlor floor and d-story front
room; also 2 ball rooms in a charming:
corner bouse; everything first class; refs.
exchanged; also stable. te!9-3t
GOOD room and excellent board, $4 per
weekV 207 Perm. ave. nw. sel4-7t
BUSINESS CHANCES.
COME HERE
FOR A. LOCATION
to start In business, or U jou- have a busi
ness location to sell that Is a bargain, list
It with usntonce. and we will specdllydls
pose of It fur you. We have a number of
iuqulrlesalwajsonfnir books. IItou have
a business to sell come and see us. Ni
charge whatever nnless a deal la consum
mated.. T. O. ANDEttSON & CO.
Real Estate and Business Exchange, 907
O st. oir.
WANTED-PinniT with 5600 and
services, or $1,000 without: staple
business and large profits Addrc3S
NODSIltCH. this office. se20-3r
FOR SA.1.E Saloon, sU-ap., 723 7th
sunw., Vi.iLTEU GOETZ1NGEU.
se20-:!t
FOR SALE-Good business tor Uvo
mail: ctiiatt If told at once. Address
BUCK, this office. ie20-3t
ANY rcMwclable party desiring to Invest
$t00 Tor one-third Interest in business,
paying from 300 to 000 per cent prorir,
will do well to lm cstlgale tuis. Call at 423
Gth st. sw. - scl 3t
BOTTLING establishment for sale,
fronts in null times $30 per week; hae
run as high as $125; cheap if sold at once.
T.O.ANl)ERSONACO.J07Ut.nwsel9-tf
$STB will buy a saluiu. and every
thing all ready to go In business.
Address box 1G. this office. sel92t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for con
tents ot hotels and private residences;
also for stocks of mdse. of any kind. Ad
dress Box B. this offlee. sel8-.t
FOR S ALE-F'rst class oyster, dairy
lunch and dining room; doing good
business; also two horse Otto gas engine;
good reason for selling. Address . B.,
this office. se!8 3t
FOR SALE-By owner, a splendid
corner grocery store and dwelling.
with nine rooms; all m. 1. Apply OUNBK.
462 Mass. ave. nw.
EC-18 4t
WANTED-At once, a complete steam
lauutiry; wo uave i c-ubii udwuki iu,
same. Address, giving full particulars,
T. O. ANDERSON A CO., 907 6 St. -
ee!7-tf
FOR S ALE rine walnut bedroom rur
uiture aud 2 maltresses cheap. 616
P st. nw. se!4-7t
A CHANCE Tor a business man A
large store aud dwelling of seven r,oms
nnd bath, been renting lor rorty dollars
per month, will sell you at a bargain, as I
need some rioney. Smallcashpaymentand
twenty dollars per month. Kent will pay
for place. This is a rare chance .for the
rightman. Callandseeforyourself. OWN
ER, Non. 1025 7th AM se!5 6t
INVENTORS will find It comenient
for them to c-all at Carl Auer'a Mechani
cal Lalwrutory. Special attention given
n construction or line macumery- inms
very-moderate. 2J3 EsUne sel27t
FOR SALE A lot at Riverdale; half
siniarc iroui raitiuau, iuj w. .".
Apply at 221 C st. ne. e!6-6t
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-BeautljrulOr.
house, clear of incumbrance, for rrom
two to ten acres ot ground near the city.
Improved or unimproved Address BUClx
itEAT O WNLlt. this office. se!8-3t
WANTED To exchange second hand
bicycle lor a ocehortc, second hand
delivery wagon: bicycle cost $125, and in
first-class condition. Inquire at 507 a.
ave se se!8-3t
MISCELLANBOtra.
MIME. M. FTJAE SMITH bns re
turned from Atlantic City and is now
located at 714 11th st nw , where the
is prepared to receive furs to renovate and
make Into new styles Old style plush
coats made Into the latest shape and re
newed a specialty In fact, wraps of all
kinds made to order Reasonable prices
aud promptattemion tc20-3t
VOCAL, piano, violin Students can
gel 1 grade private lessons at only
25c of a responsible professor of acknowl
edged ability, who oifers this Inducement
to Introduce himself promptly Address
CONSERVATORY. IhlsoITlce se20 3t
THIS coupon and 75 cents entities the
lioiuer to six of our finest cabinet
photographs. Treseot this at the time
ot sitting. W. II. K0S8, Photograph
GalIerv.4U5Firstst.se. bci--i
REwPafeTiGare?3eRweiryre?cef9r
9th st nw , RlleylSIdg. telO-.lt
DEAFNESS CURED-SP"! at
tention gntn to dh cases of the tar; dis
charges fromond rirging in theear perma-
nentfy cured; hearing restored;on5ulta:
lion Free DR. GRACY. 1407 K'. -!".
Office hours, 9 to 11 30 a. m., 1 to 5 aa4
tn n ni c.. v
pqr a short time fine photographs, SI
p?r doz. BALTO. TBOTO. CO.. 1013
Tn nvn cw.-i.
. " - -
tt CIS curvnins wuuunwi uj .. j
an experienced woman at 50 cents a
pair; quantities st reduction; mall orders
promptly attended to. No. IB F st- nw.
sela bt
T.FmnNS given tn drawing, oil. crayon,
paftVl. S3 per month. "ir call this
month, btudlo 1237 Pa. ave. nw . on
oennd floor front- seI8-.lt
GO for best heavy English oxrae irooiinc
nalnt.only 90 cents a gallon, to YOUNU
& Co.. 1804 7th. se!8-lm
WILL Pay tor a position for gentleman
oi Ju: both business nnd clerical ex
perience, ri. u.. mis oiiut;. gi-.o-oi.
WANTED-Wil or new carpets to lay;
work guaranteed: charges reasonable;
I will cheerfully give estimates for re
lating carpets of any description; drop
Postal J.A TARDY.942Est.nw. selG-it
S-iT. JACOBS. Carpel cleaned and
ft'.. AHJr.S'Vw.T.mtlv mti mini to.
No 658 B St. rc. el'-'t
jtj wrsH Is the most beautiful of all
languages and the easiest to learn; you
can read, write, and converse in twenty
lessons. Address ESPANOL, this office.
FREE consultation. Do yon suffer
from any of these: Constipation, dys
pepsia. Jaundice, palpitation, sick head
ache, vertigo, hiccough, lucking cough,
swelling of the fcetard ankles, or epil.'Iy?
Positive relier and cure DR T. L. LEE,
1322 14th St. nw. 9.30 to 5 30.
Scl5-14t
M. J. CURRY & SONS, contracting
bncklajers, fioS 13V.1 st nw -.estimates
furnished for all branches ot brickwork
Jobbing promptly attended to; 25 years
experience; saiislactlon guaranteed or no
charge. sel0-7t.
TTT5T ULCEIVED Fine lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries, making birds gold
fish. dogs, aud fancy pigeons SCIIMID S,
712 12lh st nw.. branch 1221 Faave.
aiyiu ci
WE don't care to do "cheap" "slop"
priming, and most everybody knows
rl and they know we don't care who knows
11. Prices right. M. W. MOORE, Gea
Mac. Law Reporter Company. B18 Bth
t. nw. " "UN
WANTED FLATS.
WANTED ABor Groom modern flat;
convenient to 14th st- car line. Ad-
dres-s MODERN FLAT, this ofrice. sel6-tf
ELOCUTION.
Washington School of Expression.
METZEROTT MUSIC HALL,
F-street entrance.
Voice a specialty. Pantomimic training and
Physical Culture Pest methods. Indorsed by
Yale, Harvard, University ot Cnlcago, and
others. Send for announcement
WM. E, MOWlthR. PrlnclpaL
EDUCATIONAL.
The Howard fniicrslty Law School
(Founded 1367)'
Will opon-TUESDAT, Oct 1, at C:M p. m. TUI
TION FKEE For circulars conta'nlne further
Information address JAMES F. BUNDY, .'ocro
tsry omes In Lair School Building, 4.-05th st
nw. TheschoolisopsntoalLWlTilOUT 1)13
TISCTION OK RAUfc Oft 8EX. who are" over 18
years of age anl possess proper qualifications.
WIMODAUGHSIS, 13j:8lst.nw.
Classes begin Oct. 1; English branches,
Business classes. Elocution. Journalism,
Literature, Dancing, Deisarte, French nnd
Oermaa
ADA L. SMITH. Supt- selO-tt
r. O. RTJSSELL. teacher of Guitar,
730 5ilist.iiw.;urierBp m. te!9-3t
GTXNSTON INSTITUTE. ,1212 aud
1214 14th st.nw. Fourth session opens,
8opt. 25. MR- and MRS. B. R. MASON,
sell) lmo
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. Vt. are.
and Thomas circle, reopens Its fall
term Monday, Sept. 9. Apply or send fur
year book. BROTHER FABEICAN.
-- - e3-ln-r
EDUCATIONAL.
PUPILS n painting and musk-; 20 cts.
per hour. Address M. U. D., East
Capitol General DebAery. It
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Georgetown College, Head of O St. N. W
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Threa
years course Latin. Greek, English,
French or German. Mathematics. Term
begins Fept. 11.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT Fonr
years coarse Latin. Greek. English.
French or German, Mathematics. Chem
istry, both General nnd Analytical.
Phislcs. Logic Metaphysics, Ethics, eta
Term begins Sept. 11-
POSTGRADl'ATE DEPARTMENT Elect
ive courses of graduate study In Ethics.
Political Economy. Constitutional His
tory, Philology. English, French and
German Literatures, Mathematics. Chem
istry. Philosophy and History or Art. eta
Term begins Oct 1.
ASTRONOMICAL 011SERVATORY The
starf ot Proressors are chiefly engaged
In Investigation; but xpecial studenU
will be received ir qualified.
REV. J. HAVENS RICHARDS. 8 J..
Hector,
Georgetown University,
(Founded Ka.)
BCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY.
Kev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS. S. J,
Prelsdentof the University.
Hon. HENRY B BROWN. LL. D.
(Justice Supreme Court of the United
States).
Lecturer or. Admiralty Jurisprudence.
Don MARTIN F MORRIS. LL. D.
(Associate Justice Court or Appeals oftho
District ot Columbia),
Lecturer on Constitutional and Interna
tlonal Law and Compara
tive Jarfsorudence
Hon. fcETIl BHEPARD, LL D.
(Associate Justice Court or Appeals or ths
District of Columbia-.
Lecturer on the Law of Corporations and
Equity JnrlEpruderce.
Hon. JEREMIAH M WILSON. LL. D..
Lecturer on the Law of Itea! Estate ana
the Law of Evidence
JOSEPH J DARLINGTON. LL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Prop
erly aid Contracts
GEORGE E HAMILTON, LL. D ,
Lecturer on Practice. Testamentary Law
ard Ecultv Pleading and Practice
K. ROSS PERRY. A. M.. LL. D.,
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading, Criml
cat Law. ard Domestic Relations.
Eev RENE HOLAIND, 8 J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law
TALLMADGEA LAMBERT.LL.D.,
Lecturer on Civil Law
CHARLES A DOUGLASS. Esq ,
Lecturer on the Law of Torts and Negotla.
ble Paper.
Circuit Court- MICHAEL J COLBERT.
A. M.
Court of Appeals Messrs TALLMADGR
A LAMBERT. JOB BARNARD, and
HENRY WISE GAKNETT
BAMUELM YEATMAK.A M..
Secretary and Treasurer.
The twenty sixth annual session ot
the School or Law opens WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 2. 1895. at 6.30 p m.. In its
commodious, specially designed Law
School Building,- Nos. 506 and 608 B
street northwest, when the Introductory
lecture will be delivered and announce
ments made tor 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 in his of
fice in the law building-dally after
September 13, from 6 to 7 p. in., for In
formation, enrollment, etc Those pro
posing to connect themselves with the
school for the ensuing term are request
ed to enroll their names before the open
ing night and thus avoid the delay incident
to that occasion. I
Circulars giving the course or study,
terms, etc.. can be obtained at book stores
or W. II. Morrison's Sons. 1326 F street
northwest: Lowdertnllfc & Co.. 1424 F stree
norhtwest, and John Byrne & Co., 1322 F
street northwest, and at W. S. Thompson'
drug store, 703 Fifteenth street north
west, or on application personally or
by letter to the underslgned.
8. M. YEATMAN, Secretary.
Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
The Course of Lectures will begin M0N.
DAY, September 30, 1803.
The In&ufrural address will be given by SUB.
G EON-GENERAL GEORGE AL S1EKNBKUG, tj.
S. A. In deference to ths wishes of many this
will take place at S p. m.. at the Collece build
ing. 9J9 11 street northwest. The public. Includ
ing ladies, is cordially invited.
For further particulars and announcement!
address tho Dean,
a L. MAGRUDER, M. D.
815 Vermont arenas.
Telephone S34.
OCSca hours until 10 a. m., 20 to 5 p. m.
sepI8-i;t
EMERSON INSTITUTE
t oung'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
tember 23. This school has a national repu
tation, and is recognized as oneot theleadlng
preparatory schools of this country. Ic
preparesror all theuniversitles, colleges and
scientific schools, for the United States
Military and N,tval academies, and for busi
ness. Thegraduatesot tbisschooltakeblgti
rank wherever they go.
Mr. EdwinH. Foster willcontinueln charge
of the Junior Department. For circulars,
eta, address
CHAS. B. YOUNG, Ph. D.,
pol7-lm Principal and Proprietor.
WANTED PupRsfor lessons In French
and piano. 25cand BOcpor lesson- Ad
dress "EUROPEAN." thtsoffice. se!7-7t
VOICE CULTURE.
MR. HEUNDON MORfcELL.
Fnpll of Francesco Lamnertle, of Milan.
Studio at resilience, 1410 15th st- nw.
se!7-lmo
SHORTHAND A SPECIALTY.
By II. C. Tanner, Granite bldg., corner P
and Ninth streets. Call or send for cir
cular. iel7-lmo
NORWOOD INSTITUTE A
Home and Day bc-bool lur Girls 1761
N st .near Connecticut ave. .
MRS WM. D.CABELL,
sel7-lm Principal.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THB
COLUMBIAN TTNTVEHSITY.
1323 II st nw., ..
Washington, D C. The seven ty-fourta.
session begins October 1, 1895 The in
troductory lecture will be delivered by
Dr. W. W Johnston at 8 p. m. October 1.
Regular dally lectures at 5 30 p m Every
facility for clinical and 'tborntory
work. Laboratories open day and eveo.
Ing.
DR D. K. PnUTE, Dean,
1 1 20 New York ave.
DR. E. A DE bCIIWEINITZ.
faecretary Treasurer,
sel7-lmo 1325 H St. nw.
ACADEMY. OF THE HOLY
CUO&o, 1312 Mafsachusctts nientie.
Was hington, I). C. A day school for younp
ladics and little girls. In addition to a
thorough coure in English, French. German
and Latin, special advantagesareoffereuto
students hi t he art and musical departments.
Studies will be resumed on Monday, Septem
ber 10 A kindergarten will be opened m
connection with the academy. el3-lro
1884. Edncallon For Real Lire 1895
For Sons nnd Daughters
The Spencerlan Business College,
National Bank ot tho Republic UulldlDj.
cor.7tband D nw. Dayandnightscsslons.
The thirty-first scholastic year of thla
popular institution begins Monday, Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, viz.;
Practical business. Including completa
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
culations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Deisarte system or expressloo.
clvlcs, political economy and commercial
law. Practical English, with initiatory
bookkeeping. Shorthand and Tvpcwrltlcs.
including English; Spcncerlan liapi.l Writ
ing. Mechanical and Agricultural Drawing
Full corps of thoroughly trained teachers
Location central.
Office open every business day anil
or call for new annual annoanc
menu Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
Principal and Proprietor.
GONZAGA COLLEGE
FOR DAY"SCnOLARS ONLY.
Classical. Scientific and Business Courssa.
Military Drill and Uniform.
Terms $10 per quarter.
Rev. CUlLStLlUS tULLKPUVa. J.,
1'rosUoot.
fc?Afcfc5s.fciSgi
,4L- -
rfjyV"T

The morning times. [volume], September 20, 1895, Page 7, Image 7
About The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The morning times. [volume], September 20, 1895, Page 7, Image 7 About The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The morning times. [volume], September 20, 1895, Page 7, Image 7
About The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897