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KoflfJrHmri 1! j.Vian 10.
vo dvcttlsemjiu less than JO.
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NoajvartlD-naat ! than 10).
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One Cent A
3 0 advertisement less that 10.
HELP WANTED MALI!.
WANTED First-class while bather at
un NatmnalTheater Barbershop. -Call
at ouce. It
WAKTED-Clothing salesman: u-feit
life iwtain-il. Apply to STEIIN A
LIVINt bTciN. i:iOO Ui st nw. H.-JJOt
WAHTED-At COL New York ave.,
.in uvsier slnicker ami cook. fc2l-3t
DELI WA-VrED-i'DIALE.
WANTED- A rcli.aio girl as child's
nurs . must bo expcrieiiceeL Apply
72S !ith xt. nw 6023-.1C.
AMATEURS l o ta ke parts hi tl.e com
edy "iijiiuuitznl." lCETLAW, tills
office se22-3t
WANTED A German girl for general
nouseworK. Apply 1333 lJth sr. nw.
K.-C2 7t
AVAKTED-A respectable girl, lu a
private lamlly. Apply after It) a. tu.
nt .".30 C st. im. se21-3t
WANTED Intelligent lady canvassers
for article if great merit; good coinmis-
lion. Inquire moms 4 ami 5, 707 Gscnw.
s(pt20-tt
BSESSCDTTITJGACADEMT.
nsniuion tailor msuuiil learn tlio
latent and most pcrlect. system of dress
making aLil be thoroughly qualified to
cuter tipou position? in uny of the leading
houses-, iiosuioio: sccurea; the lowest and
most reaouablc terms; half price until
October 1; at MADAM WASHINGTON'S,
U4 lull Nt. uw. te!7-7t
WAh.'lEl-H'JI"e Froiectrve Agency
has places for help every day wltfc.
good references. All capacities- bio lltn
St. n. v.-. - sc4-lmo
WANTED-To ladles to Interview
Hie I c-i iwcplc onlj; osruivatiou ploiis
ant and verv profitable-. Audreys S TAN
LEY, this cltiie. se22-2t
HELP WASTED-MALE AND
FEAlALE-
W ANTED Amateurs to take parts
in Hie comedy "Hypnotized." RET
LAW. this Off He. sc21-3t
W ANTED-Smith l'lemter Type
wtiter operaturs and stenographers
dtiecteit to positions. Operators de
siring to familiarize themselves vith new
No. 2 Smith Fiemicr Typewriter call
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO. No 1416 F et. nit. Jy31-tf
SITU AT IONS WASTED-MALB.
WAHTKD-iTouiiKiiuii with hotel and
business experience, speakiug seveu
languages fluently. de-ires clerical position.
Address LANGUAGES, this oftice.
se2iKlt
WANTED-l'lJ'c as Jaultor. sexton,
vvalchniau, or an J thing nf that kind;
will act ept very low aiar;tcst references.
C.lllat 315 '.Itli st. ge. Se22-3t
WAKTED- 1'ositlon as clerk in gro
nrv store or other business; -willing
to make mvelf gem rally useful. Address
C. W U.. this office. It
WANTED By a young white man of
experience, a situation as collector or
driver of delivery wagon; best or reference
InrnLsbed Address COLLECTOR, this
office It
1VANTED-Relief work in drug store.
Auuress t.RADFATE, this office. It
WANTED Workof any kind forsober.
industrious young man 21 years old;
best of rc-fs. Address J .M., tliis ortlce.
se22-lt
SITUATIONS ffA-NTED-rEMALE.
WANTED-By a neat and respectable
colored girl, a place as chambermaid,
good refs. -136 O bt. nw. It
WANTED Middle-aged lady wants po
sition .it Housekeeper in 6mall family.
Address 270 Iv 8t. nw. se20-3t
WANTED-dlliiation by repectable
cuiureti girl, a plate in (mall family;
no -trastili g Address 1 1 20 3d uw. It
WANTED-Will gle $25 to any
one -ecuriug lue a pnfeition on Metro
politan or Washington and Georgetown
railroad Addros KAIL" ROAli. this
office - c22-3t
WANTED-Whlow, no encumbrance,
wislies Niiuation as .wsrking hoase
kreper Address U0USE1CEEPER, this
office. It
WAMED-MISCELbANEOUS.
"WANTED Day board; hrcakra.-t and
o o"clock dinner only; not to exceed
S10or!sl2per month; near Arlington llolel.
Address A ULI XGTON. J b Is of i ice. 1 1
WANTED-Cjood sc-c-ond-liand Marlin
or iiKlit-,ter ririe; 22 to 38 calibre.
Callat 123 Est.ne., between 4. andGp. in.,
and bringrlfle. It
A. NICE lady, alone in a house, wants
to find a small family to take three
rooms on the first flour and two on the
Keoond. for housekeeper; unfurnished;
S12: a little grocer and candy store to
sell tint tcry cheap. Address Box K. M.,
lids offico. ?i.21-3L-
W ANTED I'uplls at Dushlel's art
htudio, 733 7th st. nw. se2I-3t
WANTED-Gltls to be scir-suppurting;
marrieil ladies to lessen dressmaking
Mils by learuiug to cut bj .Merchant Tailor
bquarc: finrliculars at school, 718 12lu
L se!4-tf
WANTED- hecond-hand bicycle;
must be cheap Address B. Z.. this
office te22-3t
WantedTry Rubber Roof PalnJ.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FllEE.
And charro ouly for palatini woricruraataal
A'I: lttcurie lto-if I'Ai.sr co. uii 8tt B
WA.VTF.D-A G EXTS.
AGENTS WANTED Death bene
fit lor old and joung, 1,000. Cost
S1.40 a ironth No assessments. Money
loanwl members; C per cent. Easy payments.
Ladles taken. Mutual Bencriclal Asso
ciation .Hihl.MI 11YLAND, JR., Presi
dent (Second Auditor of Virginia), Rich
mond Branch ofllce, 51G 12th St. nw.
se2J-3 1
WANTED-Asnt and canvassers.
lirFt-ciass men: with experience, can
make $511 to $iu0amontheasy;no humbug;
no comix tition; well adxcrllFeil already.
Call nt 43U Jth St. nw., from S to 10
rem-it
WANTED AGENTS Ladies and
gentlemen to Mli(it oitlers for the
authorized "Bingraphy of Blaine;" great
teller; r&pcrivncc unnecessary; good pay.
ippo w io u a. in. it. a., jlii&.hjki-j.
fi2 i nw
!-3t
WANTED 1IOAIID.
"WANTED Gentleman, wife and young
xn ivatit lioard and 2 good rooms n.r
J50 per mouth. Address C. S., this of
fice 11
WANTED- Board;gentlcmanindepart
meutittiabrightandhealthvdnughter, 4y j r-ofae, mother havlngdleilshort time
nc wnntcboard with strictly iirialefamily,
prote tani; a person willlns to gle little
girlb Ftmoih-rlycareandkndjtattention;
art-r October 1; terms ?33 month. Ad-dn-
P.. 1' I'HII.AI'A. thisoffice. se21-3t
WANT CD I'OSTAGE STAMl'S.
XJ. S. POSTAGE stamps, depart
ment stumps, sucli as War. Interior,
Post-office, btatc. Treasury. Justice,
Agriculture, Executive, ami Navy; used
or lUKued, in an ((uantity; for spot cash at
lilgiiest prices; also collections of U. 8.
and foreign stamps and proof sets. C. K..
KOTIIITCHB. 3r.il 1-2 I'a. ave. se20 7t
WA NTED IIOVSES.
WANTED-House about 55,000, city
or sab irbs. -villirie nronerlv in ndfoln-
lng State and some cash. Box 3lr.. City
g
rei' L'l
WANTED-FLATS.
WANTED-A5or Groommodcrnflat;
in'ivenient to 14th st. car lice. Ad
dress MODERN TLAT. thLs office, scin-tf
HOTELS.
THE CAKLTON. 014 13lh st nw.
large nuims; steam beat; electric bells.
epetinl alteiition given to table board; $1
pet dny or $25 per month; table board. S15
per month se20-7t
HOARDING.
MJ?S. LIPSCOMB'S Iwardlng house,
705 C st ew ; nice roiuns. sclD-lOt
WANTED-l'Wralc family wishes four
f.uTitl.iniu.1 I.r.in1ru A T H .l.l
office
f..' v...u UV.UC.O. A. AJ. U, IUIB
Bc22-3t
Wanted noosia.
BT? gentleman and wife, 2 large unfur.
rooms, reut rot to exceed $13; nollgbl
housekeeping; between 2d ana 10th and
Dnndlnw. J. V. P.. tins offico so21-3t
ATTORNEYS.
CAMPBELL CAHRINGTON.
AHoruey-at-Law, Webster Law Build
ing. 005 D St. uw., Washington, 1). C.
Eetideiiee. No. 3, Mount Vernon Flats,
tor N. y ave. and 9th st. nw. sel9-ltuo
SEECLM. tJfOTlCBS.
NOTICE Improved. O. IL M. The
members" ctTJTineo1a Tribts Nq. 14,
v.111 meet at the hall on Tuesday, 24th,
at 1 30 p" iir. id altend the fui eral of
Past Sachem James A Williamson, which
will lie a walking funeral. Interment
Congressional. Sister Tribes cordially
invited. it
A twi'tlon. Stonemason-.!
Tliere will le a spivial mceluig of the
OperatUo Stonemasons' Union, No. 2,
held on Tk-m1.i, bipti-mber 24. S p. ill .
in Times' Lullduig, corner or Tenth and
Pennsylvania avenue i.ortliwest.
By,, order of the president,
" ED WA UiP EUU3LANTTLVUT.
I'rtsideut.
DANIEL SULUVAN, Bcerctary.
se23-2t
TTVcTriovKr Order of Red Men The
cniitis ojidneuiLcxs of tl-e Great Ceun-
cu. improvea errucr-ui iccu Jieu ot tue
Districor,ofc?ml)la are requesteil to meet
In the -wigwam of Osage Tribe, No. .
Monday evening, September 23, 1690, at
8 o'clock, to make arruugemcnts to jt
tciid the turernl of ur late hrothtr. Tast
Sarlieni Janies A. Williamson, of No. 14.
Bv order of the greit sac hem.
Attest. " "JAMES' K- DEMENT.
It O C. nt Records.
M1SCELLANEUD&
BY an experienced, highly educated Ger
man. fctioUtrv lu Uennaii. French, Latin
aud Grvk:tenns:nost reusouable. Address
PROF. F.STltUCK. 113 Utt.se. ee21-7t
LACE c urtahis Uuuilercifbyexpcrlenc-eLl
li.iuus.it 40 ce-nrs jier p.ilr. Mailorder?
promptly attended to. No. 23 I" st. nw.
se2.l-2t
J. O, RUSSELL, teacher ot Guitar.
7.IU !Hli st. n w.; alter 0 p.m. se22-7t
GRACE Bi: THOUAS. 100 Cor
coran njiiiiing. sells aud reals in ail
parts of t'le city aud sulurbs. If you have
property to list with, her you will receive
prompt nltention tc21-3t
MASSAGE d magnctkr treatments
uy Mrs. Lck Ls; hours lrom 9 a. m. to 9
p. m. 702 9th st. nw. sc21-7t
DEAFNESS CTTTtED-rtpecial af
teutiou givi u to dn tin es of t l.e t a n dis
cbarges fronmnd. rltging in the ear I etma
nently cured; hearing restored; coiisulta:
Uon free DR. G1LVCY. 1407 N. 1. ave.
Office hours. U to 11 30 n. m., 1 to 5 and
7 to 8 p. m. se22-oi
FOR. n short time fine photographs. SI
per doz. BALTO. PUOTO. CO.. 1013
Pa. ave. sel!)-7t
LACE Curtains iaunden'd by handby
an experienced woman at 00 cents a
pair: quantities at reduction; mail orders
promptly attended to. No. 15 r st. nw.
sel8Gt
GO for best heavy English oxide rooting
paint.onlybOceutsagallou.to YOUNG
ACo..loO7th. telS-lm
S. H. JACOBS. Carpels cleanisl"and
laid: Job hoik promptly attetded tu.
Ko H68 B et..ie. te!7-7t
FREE consultation. Do you uffer
fruni any tif tfcefe; Constipation, dvs
pepsla. Jaundice, palpitation, sick head
ache, vertigo, hiccough. Imcktng cough,
swelling of the rect ard ankles, TcpHepsy?
Posltiw relief, nnd cure DR. T. E. LEE.
1322 14th st nw. 9 SO to 5.30.
sol3-14t
JTTST RECIUVED-Flne lot young Cu
luu parrots, guaranteed to talk: also
monkeys, caiuiries, niotking birds, gold
fish. dogs, aud fac y pigeons SCIIAIID'3.
712 12 Hi st. uw.. branch 1221 Pa. ave.
mvio-tf
FOIt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE One show case, peanut
warmer. Move with pipe, se-ale, etc.
Apply23G II st. nw. sc22-2t
FOB SALE'-saibng jacht. schooner
rigged, the iinet boat of the kind on
the rler; elegant, large cabin; sleeping
room ror 6 persons: all furnishings, sails,
rigging, etc.. new: will be sold at a sacri
fice. R. J. MARSHALL. 511 llta ft. DVi
se21-7t
FOR SALE Setters, collies, pointers,
bull terriers, fox terriers, and other
dogs cheap fcCHMID'S Pel Animal Store,
1221 Pa, ave. nw. tel8 fit
FOR SALE All tnat lumber contained
In trie ntMicS" strrrnundhig the new
utmiry,at-?rB-pcT r.uoo icet. Apply
WILLIAM H. TUTTY. 202 E. Cap. st.
- ' - se!8 61
FOR SALE-second hand mmd split
ter, in good condition, very cheap.
1831 Gth st. nw. scl8-7t
FOR SALE Barber shop; good reafon
lor Lemug: business In other city. 725
H st. ne. sel8-7t
CHEAPEST place in Waslilngton to
Imtr r tfinir mnnnnc Tin 1 fit ! i fr rtn
tJK'J IUIIIJ Jlnuil 1U AVltl Ot. tlJ.,
call after 4 p. in. sc!8-7t
FOR SA.LE Chiap. I'ght Dayton wag
on. LDWARD BRICK, rear of Sixth
police precinct elation, N J ave. nw.
se!7-7t
FOR SALE We hae left with us
horses, wagons, traps, surreys, buggies,
that we a reordered to tell: no limit ou them;
callatonce. 927Dst.nw. sell-lm
FOR SALE HOUSES.
FOR SALE A small bouse with lot
running tijefe to the next street. In the
northeast; house rents for $!.D0 and will
be sold at a sacrifice ou account of the
financial embarrassment of the owner.
The purchaser must be willing to accept
tax title. Address MRS. T. M. 11, this
office. z t sc22-10t
FOR SALE-A six-room cottage at
Itrooklandr large lot, p'entv of shade;
a bargain. GRACE M. THOMAS. 100
Corisiran buildlngi tc21-3l
FOR SALE By owner, nw. residence:
buff brick; cellar; 3 stories; 8 rooms;
center hall and bathroom; mosaic tiled ves ;
fiarlor fireplace; gas log. tile, and mantel;
mproveil bath fixtures: range, gas stove,
refrigerator car, etc: electric light; fur
unce heal: gas fixtures; speaking tube;
house papered and carpeted In elegant sty le,
ready to move in; location. 1322 Wollarh
place: $1,000 cash required: F. B. l'YLE.
Arch't.tcl 17b0. fe-21-7t
FOR SALE 27 R et .nw., new house;
ten rooms nnd bath; south front; 20
foot alley; all latest improvements; a first
class ho-ise built for owuer'suse; a Imrgain.
OWNEIt, 27 R st. se22-3t
FOR SALE-Ore large horse; weight
l,'li0 lbs.7 will -work anywhere; $20;
also one pneumatic bicjele in good order,
$25 2030 3ntn,sf.nw. sc22-3t
FOR SALE LOTS.
FOR SALE There will be no better
tune to get a bargain in real estate
lhau now. We nrcolfcrins a few lots.
24 Gxl3G. well located ne.. on terms to
suit pttrchaer.sat; $300 per lot; near cable
cars. Secure a home site. Call for plat
and full iurormalioii. JNO. T. WAGGA
MAN. 700 14111 St.. room 4. se21-14t
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-Bouse on 25th
st. near K st. nw.; rents for S18.00; lot
21 by DGfor house comenient to fitn nnd
N st. will piy small difference. Address
EXCHANGE, this off lee se22-3t
FOR HUNT HOUSES.
CHEAP-I'ifl of 9 room house; nicely
lur.; use of piano. Inquire drug store,
2308 14th. before 2 pm. fel9-Dt
S43.GQ-120 E st. nw.: 14r.; a. m. L
6TT; YODER. G15 E St. nw.
S3G.OO-1 120 9th st. nw.; a r., b.;m. I.
0. T. YODER, 015 E St. nw.
S3S.GO 1133 9th Et. nw., 9 rooms and
batn: m. 1. C. T. YODER.
FOR RENT 3-story aud cellar brick
house, 127 A st. ne., near Capitol
grounds; 9 rooms and bath; rent. $30;
key a 129. e21-3t
FOR RENT Furnished nouse with
roome-rs; cenlrnl; rent in the house;
refs. Address II. n., this office. se21-3t
FOR RENT-29 R st, nw.. 8 rooms
and batu; all latest Improvements;
south front. Also 909 loth st. c :
b rexims; rentmoderate. EDWARD KERN,
27 It si. nw. se22-3t
LOST.
LOST Sunday evening, Sept. 8, between
Anacostia, I) C, and Terrace Hill,
Md., on Wheeler road, discharge from U. S.
Army, daled Aug. 5, 1895. Reward it
returned to BRUCE ALLEN, Anacostia,
D. C. be232t
LOST A lemon and while pointer, fe
male, answersto the name Bert, reward
if returned toM. E. JOYCE, 414 llthst..or
922 M. St. nw. sc22 3t
LOST A box containing suit of clothes
from the New York Dye House wagon
on Friday. Finder please return and be
liberally rewarded. 709 9lh st. nw. lun&e
LOST Lcf I In gallery at Academy Thurs
day night leather cace with steel rod
running through: square handle and steel
tip on end. Reward at 110 E st. nw. by
ii-iMiiuu. Eel-OC
LOST Friday. evening, a lace pin; opal
"'" """"""US. i-fllU IU 1I11UVI at
1104 9th st jiw. or 131G Riggs st.
ee22-2t
LOST Black and w bile collledog, named
Bruno; leather collar and tag 171. Re
ward if returned to 220 2Uetfe. tc22-2t
FOR RENT ROOMS.
FOB BENT Nicely fur. rooms; south
ern exposure; 2d and 3d floors: one of
best location lu city; rers. 005 M st.
nw. ee!8-9t
FOR RENT 2 uurur. communicating
rooms on 1st floor. 1 front;, use oi
kitchen It dcsiied; $8 per month in an
anee: no children. 334 Gtlt St. se.
se!8-Gt
FOR RENT -IB 9th sw., near list.,
tuuusueu aud uuiurnished rooms; par
lor suitable for dentist, none in vicinity.
Beat, gas and bith. se!8-7t
FOR RENT Flats of 4 umtb rooms
each, besides bath; steam iieat, gas,
range, all in good order. Inquire at 203
F st. nw.
scl0-8t
FOR RENT Large front room, newly
lupcrcit. suitable lor two gentlemen;
and one single room. 2 1 St. nw. sc20-it
FOR RENT 2 unfurnished rooms.siilt-
able lur lignt housekeeping; cheap. No.
23Q7Va. ave. nw. se20-3t
FOR RENT Oue large room, nicely
lurnisueu. 1322 1 lUi st. nw. se21-3t
FOR RENT 710 "Gill st nw.. t.ear
l'eu&ioii and Postofflce; comfortably
furnished rcom.s. large audjsluall. ee21-7r.
FOR RENT 3 or 4 unfur. tsKinis.
ljSOyeriiioiit iic.jir. fe21-3t
FOR RENT Furnihetl rooms; to
geullc-tueu, or for light houeekeephig;
latrobe l,ejt;gas. Inquire, G p. m.. 815 11
et. nw. se21 3t
FOR RENT One l.irge.nicely and pleas
ant rur. front room. No. 803 6 Hi et. nw.
FOR RENT Handsomely furnished
reconu story frout ami back rooms-
gentlemen preferred. 220Enw. ce22-7t
FOR RENT Large bay-window. 2d
suir liiuil room; nil comeniences;
square to c-urs; one or two gentlemen;
breakfast it desired. 434 4th tie. f c22 31
FOR RENT 717 12th st nw.. elegant
iiiriu-ticci ruiuu; with or -without Uiacd;
even thing llrt-clas.s. e22 3t
FOR RENT Flue orflee room for rent;
suitatiie for tleiitisl or physieiau; now
occupied by demist. 700 71a St. nw.,
four doors from Patent Office sc22 3t
FOR RENT-C28 titti lie., beautiful
brownsini e front house; 7 rooms and
bath; concreted cellar; front and rear
yard; owner No. 1009 Est, uw. se22 31
FOR RENT Tiireeorfnur unfurnished
roicx; ou second floor; heat, gas,
bath; family of two adults; terms reason
able. F. R.. this office. se2Z-7t
FOR RENT FurnislitslorunfurnlslieiU
large pleasant room, on parlor floor,
suitable for an olfice. 1831 ath st. nw.
se2J-:it
FOR RENT AH front rooms; fur. or
unfur.; large and small; light, airy;
beautltul views; Inspiring for writers or
artists. 002 E St.. near Pension Office.
se2.'-2t
Sworn Circulation of The
Washington Times.
i i Coplos
Actually Sold.
Monday, September 16. . .. 3 1 ,6 1 1
Tuesdav, ," 17.... u 31,433
Wednesday, ," 18 ... . .3 1 ,76 5
Thursday, ," 19 31,560
Friday, ," 20.. ,. , 31,623
Saturday, " 21.. c-. i 32,223
Sunday, " 22.. 22,950
t i
Total for week 7.;. . . .'. . 2 1 3, 1 65
Greatest Gircuiotioir in Washington.
a
MWiW
FOR BENT IIOOMS.
FOR RENT 828 12lh st. uw., nicely
funusneu rooms: frout: com. or single:
with, good board: near four lines cars
and all departments: rates reasonable;
table boarders taken: special attention
given to table. c21-7t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; to
gentlemen, or for light housekeeping;
latrobe heat, gas. Call berore G p. in., 810
11th st. nw. se23-3t
.FOR RENT 030 I st. nw., rooms. 2d
oi oil Hour, luii ui uiuui. pv-o i
FOR RENT Third-story front room.
well kept and lighted; newly paper-J;
for gentlemen only; $10. 927 I st. nw.
se33-2t
FOR RENT Two large front rooms
on second story; bay window; cabinet
mantels: nicily furnished; furnace bent;
good board: fine corner bouse, with south
ern and eastern exposures; ars pass
door. Call after 3 p. m.. 1820 9th St. nw.
se21-3t f
FOR RENT " desirable front rooms,
Willi board, at the Raymond, corner
3d and East Capitol sis: terms very rea
sonable; Se21-3J:
-"OR RENT At 911 1st st. nw., m
" tire 2d floor of :i desirable commu
nicating unfur. rooms: water on same
floor; terms low to sill lable person. se21-1
FOR RENT 205 E st. nw.. four un
furnished rooms; convenient to Pat
ent ard Pension ofrices: also depots.
se2 l-3t
FOR RENT 2 communicating rooms.
furnished suitable for gentlemen. Call
at 702 9th st. nw. sc21-3t
TWO furnifhcd rooms, second and third
Hoors, $12acd$fe. 1118 N.Y. ave. uw.
sc21-7t
FOR RENT Flat of three nice rooms,
with large closets; suitable for light
housekeeping; light aud heat; $1G. fi09
L st. nw. se21-3t
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms
on second Hoor; also two furnlshec!
rooms. Inquire at 807 8tb st. nw. se-21-.l
FOR RENT 1712 G St.. handsome
rooms, with first-class board. se20-6t
Fns TIT3NT Large, piearam. fur
nished or umurnisheil. 2d and 3d-story
rooms, with board; finest location in city;
convenient to cars. 2518 13tb st. nw.
rol7-7t
FOR RENT Second and third floor
rooms neiuy fur.; southern exposure;
SO and $S; first-class board, SIR. BoS L
st. nw. scpt!7-7t
FOR RENT Two rooms on 3d floor,
fur. as sitting and bed room; 2 on 2d
floor, dining and kitchen: untur.; bath; hot
and cold water; refs. exenauged. Call 1009
19tb st. nw. sept!7-7t
FOR RENT Fur. roomi forgcntlemen;
$8 to I0 per mouth; gas bath and heat
1014 HUM si ll w. sPlB-14t
FOR KENT 1910 G st. uw.. beauti
ful, large roonn, with open fires; In
private family, with privilege of light
housekeeping; on hcidic Hue and rear
avenue cars; rent reasonable. se22-3t
FOR RENTA largo front room;checr-
fnl; lurniehcd, cheap. 418 10th.st.nw.
sc22-St
FOR RENT Fur. rooms; 2d and 3d
floor; with board; ret. 1723 and 1725
G ft. nw. te22-7t
BARGAIN Fart of 9-room house; fur
niFhed or unfurnished, and use of piano;
also stable, cheap. Inquire 2308 14tb fit.
nw.; dnfa more. se22-4t
FOR RENT FLATS.
A FLAT 3 tins.; bath; hot and cold
water; wood-shed and yard; all for
$12.50. No. 61 P st.-inw. sel8-7t
FOR RENT Flats of 4 and 5 rooms
each, besides bath, steam beat, gas
range, all in good order. Inquire at 208
F sL nw. sel8-8t
FOR RENT STOIIE.
FOR RENT Stores. 9th st. nearHnw.
8lG---Storean'I brick stable. $35:824
Store and workshop, $45. R. J. BEALL,
941 R. I. aye. sc20-7t
FOR- RENT Store and fixtures ot a
taken. Including oven, hake pans, and
c trade of over 200 loaves per day. This
is an oneiung raroiy onereu. x. o. AJv-
ujciiauis a cu., aui ust-mr.
-t
ZjpfZ
PERSONAL.
THE"3 DAYS", CUHEFOll MEN.
This remeily cures In 3i)uvsornocharge.
ConsultatUin free., iiACUcKKKllAN, 710
12lh st. uw. " sel8-7t
BIISSBIEMPLEH.fnshionahledress-
iikiknig, 130 lltli st. nc.; latest style
dresses made at moderate prices and a
porfis;c fit. J. sol0-4t
PROF. CL AY."WJn"iington's oldostes
tabllshed and reliable clairvoyant and
medlnnt.'whd tells you alttnticj'audh'iwta
avoid all trouble; alj" how to retain husband
or1 lover. IT In search 'ot trutnnu lldvlca
consult him on all alfalre. Ho will not de
ceive or mislead you and guarantees satis
faction to nil who seek his advice. Fee
50 cents. Hours, 10 a." in. to 9 p. m.; open
bundnys. 489 U st., bet. 4 1-2 and Gth
StS.ttWj -
IF YOU have, houses for rent"r sale let
me have them, as I have applications
right along. 8.CAKR. 1303 Md. ave ne.
tept!4-7t
THE Womlerrul Remedy. Cancers Cured
without knire. pain ut pay until cured;
also carbuncles, piles, dropsy, by PROF.
MARTIN RILEY. 4U7 Pa av. nw. dt-oc5
.T.T.W A. T.TT-KITlSO'NrS.'jO I lOtllBt.
nw.. carpet linmc. Telts. fire brick and
clay, nsliestos, leilnw. bruslies, linii-.cement.
two ami three-ply roofing nutcrlal.apr21 tf
NERVOUS prostration and" insomnia
cured by using Therm's Ozone Battery.
Cnll or send for intonualloii. 707 G, op
posite Patent Office. eSO-tt
BANK your dust with at nnd'jou'll
be "in If." Just please comprebeiid
that we tire selling elegant custoin-nude
suits, the least bit worn, at Justh's Us
urer JUS.TU3 OLD STAND, U19 D st.
nw
LADIESbeedlnR coritlilenll.il treat
ment. A safe und sure relief In ull
female trouble, constipation, irregulari
ties, tumor, ciiucer. opium habit, fistula,
etc- Separate rooius for patients before
and iltuliis conflnenient. and find homes
for Infants it requinsl Klrittly eonf klen
tial. 1IR8. DR. RlSNER, 10 Fourth sL
lie., ne.i r li Capitol st , Washington, D. C.
leStf
fSO CENTS cash Tew credit system.
rugs, l.icv curtains, portieres, window
shade, blaiikets, quilts, clocks, silver-
IiLitisl ware, table und piano covers, table
men fringed by the yard or In sets ban
quet and piano lamps, oil and gas heaters,
onyx and brass tables, toilet aad dinner
sets ia fact anything to make your homes
comfortable and pretty, hend ncwtul: will
bring samples. NORTHEAST CREDIT
HOUSE. No. 1210 H st ne. Open even
ings. scl8 .7 1
BACHELORS Attention. Darning
and mending done quickly and reason
ably; work called for and delivered If
desired. BUREAU. 50.1 3d SL se22-3t
PIANO lessons L. S. JlcFJhlnney. No.
4J5 4th St. uw.; esperleuced teacher;
reduced rates. sel8-Imo
PERSONAL.
I OURgreatcstnijdlumandspiritualmother,
Dr. Mary Gordon, tells you all things
and gives a proper remedyforyourtrouble.
Alwaysathume. llODGst.uw. se22-lm
MME. ESTELLE tells all the events
ot life in German and English: hours,
9 a. ta. to 10 p. m; 25 and 50 cents;
cures all cases of running or dry sores.
913 l'jtn st. nw. au30-lm
MME. FRANCIS. Washington's
moeL popular medium, will resume bus1-
ncss Sentember 16. and willbeclad to meet
j her inuuj-frleiidsand itatraiis, at 324 East
cnpitoi it.; sittings uaity. 'J to , i:rc nnu
50c. se20-7t
DR. TAYLOR. 90G F st.nw., makes
full seta ot teeth for $5; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. SI; amalgam. 50c. set-tf
EGYPTIAN Gypsy Seventh daugh
ter ot the seventh generation; she con
thke off spells and cause to marry, as well
as tell yoa the past and future; persons aili
ng at the tent next to railroad, vvillask ror
M1IE. BURNETT.
Take Ecklngton and Soldiers' Home
sel7-7t
MME. PERRIN Scientific palm
istry: truest ucstiny redder of the age;
events of past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 9. 515
19tU st nw.. bet. E and F.
sel3-I7t
ACME. BROOKE tells all the cvehts
J of lite: all business coufidenlial; ladies
and gentlemen. 00 cents each; hours, 9 a.
m. to 9 p. m. COS New York avenue north
wesl. near Sixth street se9-14t
BUSINESS cnANCES.
INVENTORS willfiuditcomenlcntfor
ti'em to call .it Carl Auer's Mechanical
Laboratory. Special attention g'en to
construction ot fine machinery. Models
for PatentjOfrice Automatic Mechanisms
for advertising purposes In show windows
for every branch of business. Manufac
turer of small novelties. . Terms moderate.
223 E at. ne. -Be22;7t
DAIRY and grocery: bargain; $200;
cheap rent Oth.itjd Ests. lie. se22 7t
WANTED Party with knowledge ot
wholesale coal busiLess, to take stock
in fully developed sitrtVoal mine, to estab
lish yard in Washington- A. ET. CALVE R,
508.rstnw. , ; sc21-2t
COSIE HERE
FOR A LOCATION
to start in business, "or If you have a busi
ness location tusell that Is a bargain, list
it with nsat once, and we will speedily dis
pose of It for you. We have a number ot
' ' 1 i
iDquiriesalwayson our books. If you have
a business to sell come, and see us. No
charge irlratever -unless h deal-is consum
mated.. T. 0. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Real Estate and Business Exchange, 907
O st. nw.
FOR SALE Commission business nnd
goodwill. Apply 941 B St. nw.sc21-3t
FOR S ALE Aood vaymgergarstore;
a chance tor one or two young men to
set into a nice business. J. G. A., tblsoftlce.
se21-3t
"WANTED At once, a complete steam
laundry: we have a cash customer for
same. Address," giving-full particulars,
T. O, ANDERSON 4 CO.. 907 O .- -
ECl7tf
BOTTLING establishment for sale.
Profits in dull times $30 ner .week: have
run as high as $125; cheap If sold at once.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for con
tents of hotels and private residences;
also for stocks ot mdse. of any kind. Ad-
uresg uox a, urn ontce. eio-75
WANTED-To buy cigar store doing
a good business. Address OPPOR-
TUN1TY, thbiofnee.
se22 4t
AUCTION SALES.
0. O. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, 1407
G Stteet.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated
the.SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890, and
duly recorded lu Lllicr 1452, Folio 205.
et scq., one of the Land Records of the
District of Columbia, qnd at the request ot
the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public miction in front of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18UB, at
4 o'clock p. in., the following described
laud and premises, being lot lettered
"C." In Roihwell's subdivision in square
numbered 402, together with all the Or
ppnements, .to.
Terms Onelliird cash; balance in one and
two years from day of sale, bearing inter
est ac G per cent, per annum, and secured
by deed uf trust on the property sold, or
all cash. A deposit of $100 required at
lime of sale. All conveyancing aud re
cording at cost of purchaser. Terms to
be compiled with in IB days from day of
Mle, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to icsell at cost of defaulting purchaser
after due notice published iu some Wash
ington newspaper.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER.
LOUIS KET1LER.
dAds.sS Trustees.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
$30,000
20,000 To loan on
10,003 Real Estate.
5,000
Alio several small sums to loan on second
deeds of trust P. A. DARSCILLE.
ep21-3t 631 rst.
WE have the following ami unts tu loan
on approved real e.sUle In the District:
$3,000, JM,,000. $0,000. $10,001). !U lowest
rates ot interest; no deiay. UERRON &
MXOX. 130t r st. n w.
WE ONLY LUND MONEY ON REAL ES
TATE. Do yon want any ot It?
Let us l.avc your applications at once.
Guarantee no delay lttccunty is all right.
$80,000 at Spercciitlusunuto&vlt. Larger
loans at 4 aid 4 l-SpcrcenL
T O ANDERSON A CO..
Real Estate aud Buiircfs Exchange.
907 G sti. itwc
IT. TIC. FnLTON'S Loan orflt-e, 1218
Pa. ave. uw. Established In 1870.
Money loaned on watches, diamonds. Jew
elry, silverware, etc Special bargains In
watches. Jewelry, and silverware. nu20 6ni
MONEY to loan on bonds, stocks, trusts,
loan association certificates, and old
line life Insurance policies; no delay
YERKES A BAKER.
40 to 40 Ideuerott Hlclg
MONEY TO LOAN lu large sums,
or us low- as l.0oo. al 6 aud G per
rent on D. C. real estate: also $2K0, $300,
$750. ele . nt G per cent WM. H. SAUN
DERS CO . 1407 F st. nw
MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED The loan of $8 .000 on first
class insluo property; no agents. 70S
19th st. el2 tf
MONEY to loan at 5 ana 6 per cent.
on District of Columbia realty; no delay
If 6ecuritv ts satisfactory.
WALTER U. ACKER. 704 14th nw.
Jy31-tt.
MONEY TO LOAN All classes of
real estate loans made with promprness
st curcnt rates THE McLACIILEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, cor'
ner 10th and G streets nw m9 tf
MONEY to loan na real estate in the
District, nt lowest rates ot interest
No delay. UERRON 4 NIXON, 1304 F st
s. w. se-1-lnio
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for roofing materials
otfice 1'uDliu Buildings and Grounds.
War Department, Washington, D. C. Sep
tember 23, 1895. fcealcil proposals, in
duplicate, will be received here until 2
p. in. MONDAY. October 21, 1895. for fur
nishing and delivering materials for a tin
roof and copper gutter ard cornice for the
new building under consiructlou at the
Government Printing Office. Specifica
tions, forms for proposals, ard all neces
sary information can be obtained here or
nt No. 29 H street northwest. Right is
reserved to reject any and all proposals.
JOHN M. WILSON. CoirEngrs.
se23.21.25,2G.ocl8.19
PROPOSALS forsuppliesfortbcNavT
lard. Washington, D. ft, September 6,
1895 Sealed proposals eudoi-ed "Pro
poalsfi.rSuppIira forlheNavy Yard. Wash
lugtou. D C, tu be opened September 24,
1895." will be received at the Bureau ot
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, D. ft, until 12 o'clock toon,
S.EPTKMBER24, 1893, and publlclyopened
initnediately thereafter, to furul-.li at the
Navy Yard, WashiLgton, D. ft, a quantity of
nee! rails. angle bars, spikes, lumber, pack
ing, pipe and pipe fittings, and tools. The
articles must conform to UicNavy standard,
and pass the usual naval in-rection. Blank
proposals w ill lie f urnished upon application
to the Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. The
attention of manufacturers ard dealers is
invited. The bids, all other things being
equal, decided by lot The Departnicm
reserves the right; to waive defects, or to
rcjcctanyorallbulsnotdceniedacrvaniageous
to ttto Government. EDWIN STEWART,
PaymasterGeneral, U. S. N.
tel2.1G. 19.23
PROPOSALS FOR SOIL AND MANURE.
Office of Building for Library of
CoDgress. 145 East Capitol street, Wash
ington, D. C. September 11th. 1895.
Scaled proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing about 1,800 cubic yards of surface
soil and about 400 cubic yards of manure
for the approaches ot the Building for the
Library ot Congress, in this city, will he
received at this office untll-TWO O'CLOCK
P. M.. on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIFTH day of September, 1895,and opened
Immediately thereafter in presence of
bidders. Specifications, general instruc
tions and conditions, and blank forms of
proposal may be obtained on application
to this office. BERNARD R. GRKEN.
Superintendent and Engineer.
sell-13-10-18 20 23 a m
EDUCATIONAL.
1864. Education For Real Life 1885.
For Sons and Daughters.
The Bpencerlan Business College,
National Bank of tuo Republic Building.
cor.7thandD nw. Day and night sessions.
The thirty-first scholastic year ot this
popular Institution begins Monday, Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, viz.:
Practical business, including complett
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
culations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Delsarte system of expression,
dries, political -economy and commercial
law. Practical English, with Initiatory
bookkeeping. Shorthand, and TTpewritinr,
Including English; 8penceriaa Rapid Writ
ing, Mechanical and Agricultural Drawing.
Full corps ot thoroughly trained teachers
Location central.
Office open every business day und
UghL
Write or call for new annual annoonoa
mem. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer.
Principal and Proprietor.
EDUCATIONAL.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Georgetown College, Head of O St. N. W
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Three
years' course Latin, Greek, English,
French or German. Mathematics. Term
begins Hept 11.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT Four
years' course. Latin. Greek, English.
French or Germa"n.'MatEemJicTc-s. Chem
istry, both General and Analytical,
Phvslcs, Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics, eta
Term begins Hept 11.
POSTGltADCAl E DEI'ARTMENTEleU
Ive courses of graduate.' Btudy In Ethics.
Political Economy. Constitutional His
tory. Philology, English, French and
German Literatures. "Jaiiicrnattes.-Chrm-1st
ry. Fhlloioptiy and History of Art. etc.
Term begins Oct 1.
ASTRONOMICAL OlISERVATORi" The
staff or Prorestors are chiefly engaged
In investigation, but special students
will be received tf qualified..
REV J HA VEN'd RICHARDS. S J.
Rector
Georgetown University,
(founded mi)
SCHOOL OF LAW
FACULTY
EeT. J HAYLNS RICHARDS, 8. J.,
Freirdcni of the University.
Hon HLNRY B BROWN. LL D.
(Justice Supreme Court of the United
Blalcs).
Lecturer or. Admiralty Jurisprudence.
Hon MARTIN F MORRIS. LL. D.
(Associate Justice-Cmrt uf Appeals urtae
District of Columbia).
Lecturer on I'onrtitutlonal and Interna
tional Law art! Oiupara
tive Juro.Druclei4.-e.
Hon. BLTU fcllhl'ARD. LL. D.
(Associate Justice Ct.urt ot Appeals qflhe
District uf Columbidi.
Lecturer on the Law of Corporations and
Eculty Jurltprudeice.
Hon. JERLMIAH 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
erty and Contracts
GEORGE E HAMILTON. LL. D .
Lecturer on Practice. Testamentary Law
aid EfUlly l'ieadlng and Practice.
R ROSS PERRY. A M.. LL. D..
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Crimi
nal Law. ard ltemtstlc Relations.
Rev RENE HOLAIND, B J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law.
TALLMADGEA LAMBERT. LL.D..
Lecturer on Civil Law.
CnARLES A DOUGLASS. Esq ,
Lecturer ou the Law of Torts and Negotia
te Paper
Circuit CourL MICHAEL J COLBERT.
A. M
Court of Appeals Messrs TALLMADOE
A. LAMBERT. JOR BARNARD, and
HENRY WISE GARNETT
SAMUEL M YEATMAN, A M.,
Secretary and Treasurer
The twenty-sixth annual session of
the School of Law opens WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 2. 1693. at 6.30 p '.in., in Its
commodious, spec lally designed Law
School Building, Not. 500 anil 508 E
street northwest, when the introductory
lecture will lie delivered- and announce
ments made for the ensuing term. Pres
ent and prospective students, alumni
and all otters- interested In legal educa
tion are cordially invited to be present
The secretary ttin he seen In his of
fice in the law building daily after
September 13, from G to 7 p. tn.. for in
formation, eurollmeut. etc. Those pro
posing to connect themselves with tbs
school for Hie ensuing term are request
ed to enroll their names before the open
ing night and thus av old. the delay luciueut
to that occasion.
Circulars giving the course of study,
terms, etc.. can be obtained at book stores
of V. II Morrison's Sons. 132G F street
northwest, Lowdermilk A Co.. 1424 F street
uorhtwi-st. and John Byrne & Co.. 1322 F
street northwest, and at tV.S. Thompson's
drug store. 703 Fifteenth street north
west, or on application personally or
by letter to the undersigned.
8. M. YEATMAN. Secretary.
Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
The Cour.c of I ectnrcs will begin MON
DAY, September 30, IS93.
The inaugural address will be Flren bySUR-GtON-GENfcl.'ALGLORGE
M. SIERNBtRG, U.
S A lu deference to t&o wisces of many this
will take place at b p. m., at the Collcga UulM
Isg, 9J0 11 street northwest The public. Includ
ing ladies, is -ordlally rnvited.
For further particulars and anncuncemeau
address tho Dean,
a i MAGici'tirit, m. d,
bis Vermont avenue.
Telephone 331.
OCce hours until 10 a. zn., 30 to 5 p. m.
teplS-U't
VOICE CULTURE.
MR. HEilNDON MOR&ELL.
Pupil of Francesco Lampcrtie, of Milan.
Studio at residence. 1410 15tb.st.nw,
ee 17-1 mo
SHORTHAND ASPECIALT".
By II. C. Tanner, Granite bldg., corner F
and Ninth streets. Call or send for cir
cular, f el 7-1 mo
EMERSON INSTITUTE
oting's Academy.)
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHE
MATICAL. School for Young Mcu and Boyi,
914 14th Et.. bet I and K.
Begins Its forty-fourth scholastic year Sep
tember 23 Tills school has a national repu
tation, and is recognized as oneof thelcadlng
preparatory schools of this country. It
pre pares for all the universities, colleges and
scienliric schools, for the United States
Mllitarv and Xiv.il academies, and for busi
ness. Thegraduatcsof tbisscbool take high
rank wherever they go.
Mr.EdwinU. Fostcrvv illcontlnueincharge
ot the Junior Department For circulars,
etc., address
CHAS. B. YOUNG. Th. D ,
sol 7-1 m Principal and Proprietor.
Washington Schcai of Expression,
1IETZER0TT JIC&IC HALL,
f.3troetntranceL
Voice a specialty. Pan omlmlc training aad
Physical Culture. Rest methods. Indorsed by
Yale, Harvard, University ot Chicago, and
ethers, bend for announcement
W.M. E. MOWHER, Principal
Tho HovvnrJ I nivcrsltv Law School
(rounded 1S07)
Will open TUECDAV. Oct I. at G:30 p. m. TUI
TION FREE. For circulars coaln'nlnc further
infcrniatiou addre-j- JAItESF BfNDY.-Jcero-tary
Ofuce In Lvw Se-nool Uullding. -J.DSth st
nir. Tho school Is ipan to all, WlTilOUT DIS
TINCTION OK RAChOR bEX. who ara ocr 13
years of ago ani possess proper uMillrationi
NATIONAL Academy of Fine Arts
Drawing and Painting. Thorough in
struction for artists, leaciiers, decorators,
designers, illustrators, parents and children,
in ever branch of art. Portraits to
order in every Mjle, from $10 to J3.0CO.
Old or in'urcd picture's cleaned, varnished,
restored, iu the most skillful manner. 002
E st. nw. se22 tf
ACADEMY, OF THE HOLY
CUOaa, 1312 Massachusetts avenue.
Washington, D. C. A day school for youni
ladles and little girls. In addition to a
thorough courre in English, t rench, German
and Lat In. siwcial advantages a re offered to
students in the art and musical departments.
A kli.dergarten will be opened in cunnec
tlon with the academy". te!3-lm
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. Vt. ave.
and Thomas circle, reopciu its fall
term Monday, Sept. 9. Apply or send for
year book. BROTHER FABRICAN.
Ee3-lnio
mm COLLEGE
FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY?
Classical, clentlnr nnd Business. Coursss.
miliary Drill and Uniform.
Terms $10 per quarter.
Rov. CeiRNLLIUS GILLESPIE, S. J..
President
WIMODAUGHSIS. 1328IBt.nw.
Classes begmOct. lEnglish branches.
Business classes. Elocution, Journalism,
Literature, Dancing, DelsarteyFrcnch and
Uerman,
ADA L. SMITH. Snpt - - relO-if
SPANISH s the most beautiful ot all
tiiiL-unges dnd tho easiest to learn; you
an read, write, and converse In twenty
lessons. Address ESFAN0L, this office.
se23-7t
NORWOOD INSTITUTE A
Home and Day bctiool for Girls. 17G1
N st, near Connecticut ave.
MRS. WM D.CABELL,
se!7-lm Principal
GUNSTON INSTITUTE, 1212 and
1214 14th st.nw. Fourth session opens,
Sept. 25. MR. and MRS. it R. UAS0N.
sein-lmo
STENOGRAPHY to teach In school
or private pupus; go tu tnem or tney
come fi mo. 3070 Q.
tel8-7t
EDUCATIONAL.
The
Columbian
University,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
REV. a L. WHITMAN, D D., President.
TIE r-IlEl"ARATOHY SCHOOL.
Thorough, iirc'immtlon fur I lie Col
lege, for the? sclent illo. ScIumjI, foe
tiii-Xuval mid Military Academies,
and for business.
THE COLLEGE.
FiillCLisicitliiiiilScii'ntlflcCotirseA
Opeii to MtudeiitH ot butli Hexea.
THE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL.
Forty-eveii VTofci-orH and In
HtriH.'tur: twenty-three lull de
part mentis; twelve full cotirert ot
Mtudy. special students admitted.
THE LAW SCHOOL.
Twelve iirofe-orrt, including two
Associate Ju-tlee uf tho United
Stolen Supremo Court.
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Thirty professor und ahsiMuuta.
Tile course 1 four yeun.
THE DENTAL SCHOOL.
Seventeen -irofeHKon; unusual
facilities, 'i ho couro 1 tltrea
years.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL.
Courses of advanced Instruction, "
lend lug tu M. A.. M. S., C.E., E. E.,
and I'll. D.
For catalogue descriptive of the several
courses address ROBT. H. MARTIN,
Secretary.
THE LAW SCHOOL FACULTY.
REV. B. L. WHITMAN. D. D., President
The HON. WA LTER S. COX. LL. D Dean.
(Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia,!
Professor ot the Law ot Real Estate, at
Contracts, and of Commercial Paper.
The HON. JOHN M. HARLAN. LU D
(Associate Justice if the bupreme Court
of the United States.)
Professor of the Constitutional Jurispru
dence ot the United States., of the Law
of Domestic Relations, of Per
sonal Property.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D..
(Sometime Assistant Attorney-General of
the United States,)
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Com
mon Law and Equity Pleading, and of
the Law ot Evidence.
The non. DAVID J. BREWER. LL. D.,
(Associate Justice ot the Supreme Court
of the United States.)
Professor ot the Law ot Corporation.
I'ror. G II. EMMOTT, LL. M
(ot the Johns Hopkins University.)
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
HENRY E. DAVIS. LL.M.,
(Sometime Assistant Attorney of the Dis
trict of Columbia.)
Lecturer on the History of Law.
WILLIAM F MATTINGLY. Esq ,
(of tho Washington Bar.)
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law,
The Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY,
(Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia.)
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal
Pleading and Practice.
The Hon. BENJAMIN EUTTERWORTH.
(Sometime United states Conimcsslcr.er of
Patents.)
Professor of the Law of Patents.
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON. LL. M-,
(of the Wash.nslon Bar,)
Professor ot Legal Caiechetics, Comiuoj
Law Practice, and Judge of the
Moot Court.
COURT OF APPEALS.
WILLIA-V F. MATTINGLY,
Chierjustlce.
HENRY E. DAVIS. CHARLES W NEE0
HAM, Associate Justices.
RObERT H. MARTIN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THB
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
1325 II st nw..
Washington. D C. The seven ty-fourtn
session begins October 1. 1893 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 'vboratory
work. Laboratories open day and even
ing. DR D K BIIUTE.Dean.
1120 New Vorfcave.
DR E. A DE SCUWEIMTZ.
hecretary Tre-asurer,
sel7-lmo 1325 II st nw.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
rrATioa corner of bEcth. and h
STREETS.
In Effect Sept. 0.1895.
10 30A. M PENNSYLVANIA LIM
ITED. fulliuan Sleeping. Dining, Smok
ing, and Observation Cars Harrisburg to
Chicago. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st
Louis. Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg
lO 30 A M FAbT LINE. Pullman
Buitei Parlor Car to UdiTlsburg I'arloi
and Dining Cars. Uarisburg to Pitts
burg 3 40P M. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
EXPRESS Pullman Bu ffel Parlor
Car to Harrisburg Sleeping and Dining?
Cars. Harisburg to St Louis. Cincinnati.
Louisville, and Chicago
TJLO P M WESTERN EXPRESS.
Pullman bleeping Car to Chicago, and.
Harrlsbarg to Cleveland Dining Car t9
Chicago
TXO P M SOUTHWESTERN EX
PRESS Pullman Sleeping nnd Dining
Cars to St Lcuis. and bleeping Car(
Harrisburg to Cincinnati
10.40 P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pnllmau Sleeping car to Pittsburg
T.EO A. St. for Kane. Canandaigua,
Rochester, ai.d Niagara Falls dally, ex
cept Sunday
1 0.30 A. "Ski. forElmlra nnd Renovo,
daily, except Sunday For Wllliama
poi. dally. 3 40 p m
T.I O P. M. for Wlllinmspnrr. Roches
ter. Bufralo. and Niagan Falls dally,
except Saturday, with sleeplrg car Wash
ington to Suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
1 0.40 P. SI. for Erie. Canandalgua,
Rochester. Darraln. and Niagara Falls,
dally, sleeping car Washington to Elniira.
For Philadelphia. New York uud tho
EllNt.
4.00 P. 31. "CONURESSIONALLIM-1'ii.D-'
All Parlor Cars, with Dining
Car from Baltimore, for New York
dally, for Philadelphia week-days Regu
lar at 7 05 (Dining Car). 7 20, 9.00.
10 00. (Dining fori, and 11 00 (Dining
Can a m .12 15,3.15.4.20, G.40, 10 00,
and 11 33 p. m. On Sunday, 7.05
(Dlidng Can. 7 2u. 9.00, 11 00 (Dining
Can a m .2 15,3.15.420. G.40, 10.00,
and 11 35 p m For Philadelphia only,
Tast E-spress 7 CO a ru week-days. Ex
press 2 01 and. 5.40 p. m. dally.
For Boston, without change, 7.50 a. m.
wceK-uays. ami J.io p. in. dally.
For Baltimore. G.23. 7.03, 7.20. 7.50. 9.00.
10.00. 10.30. 11.00 and 11.50 a. ml
12.15. 2 01. 3.15, 2.40 (4.00 Limited).
4.20, 4.3G. 6.40. 6.05. G.40. 7.10. 10.00.
10.40. 11.15 and 11.35 p. m. On Sun
day. 7.03, 7.20, 9.00. 9 05. 10.30. 11.00
a.m.. 12.10. 1.15.2.01,3.15. 3.40(4 00
Limited). 4.20, 0.40, G.05. 6.40, 7.10.
10.00. 10.40 and 11.35 p. m.
For Poiio's Creek Line. 7.20 a. m. and 4.38
p. m. dally, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7.20. 9.00 a. rn.. 12.16 and
4.20 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Bun
days. 9.00 a. in. and 4.20 p. ra.
Atlantic Coast Lire. Express for Rlch-i
mond. Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30
a. m.. 3.30 p. m. dally. Richmond, and
Atlanta. 8.40 p. ra. dally. Richmond,
only. 10.57 a. m. week-days.
Accommodation for Quanllco. 7-40 a. m.
daily, and 4 23 p. m. week days.
For Alexandria. 4.30. G.33, 7 45, 8.40.
9.45, 10.57. 11 00 n. m.; 12.50. 1.4o!
3 20. 4.25. 0.C0. 0.37. G.15, 8.02!
10.10, and 11.39 p. m. On Sunday at
4.30, 7.40. 9 45 a. m.: 2.45, 6.10.
8.02. and 10.10 p. m.
Leave Alexandria- for Waslilngton. 6 OS.
6.43. 7.05. 8.1)0. 9.10. 10.15, 10.2s!
a. nt: 1.00, 2.15, 3 00, 3.23. 5.00.
0.30. fi.13, 7.00. 7.20. 9.10, 10.02!
aud 11.08 p.m. OnSundayat6 43.9.10.
10 28 a. m : 2.15. 0.30. 7.00. T.20.
9 10. and 10.02 p. m.
Ticket offices, northeast corner of Thir
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at the slntlon. Sixth and B streets,
where orders can be left for the checking
et baggage to destination from hotels ana
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