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Condensed Locals.


Street lamps win be lighted at $50 pm and
exttnguiSh"d at 1914 Pm.
JAMES Keel.y and William F. Downing, while
practlcng With target gun at the foot or street
southeast. last evening. were hurt by the explo-
sion OF the gun. heeiey's face and hands were
badly burned
At meeting last evening OF tho Uniformed
PatTfarchs, L.O.OF.. now in the city, arrangs.
nents We're II 4de TO give fitting reception to
fdtr&rcAS WHO VIII rcturn ron Providence, X l.,
ton ght.
Al the bicycle tournament at Springfield, Mas.
yesterday, the tWenty-Inile professional race Tor
the championship OF the world, " Is won by H. W.
Higha, OF this city, In III 6n 30s., tut it As s.
strted by j. S Princes friends that there was
combination Of the others to pocket" him. and
so prevent him from winning.
The Parnel branch OF The Irish National League
celtorated the anniversary OF the death OF Robert
last night. Addresses were MADE BY Mr. w I'll
Murphy, the president, AMI Capt O'Meagher Con-
don.
President Patton, o: Howard University, on1-
ciated as moderator. md Rev. W. W. Jordan, OF
OF Congregational ministers and delegates tn 1t
met Yesterday In the First Congregational church
baltimore. and ratified the action OF that church
in aeceptln. The resignation Of the pastor, Rav
Tn"odore J. Holmes, who has accepted cali to a
church In Newton Center, Mass.
young man. named j. II. Brady was fined 8
In the Police Court this morning for kicking a
mule Mrs. A. l. Barber, OF the Humane Society,
was The prosecuting witness
John W. Oil was fined $50 in the Police Court
to.iay Tor keeping his bar open on sunday
The free lecture upon Florida by Hon. Columbus
Drew at the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms tonight will Be worth hearing.
Jorge N0rthridge, charged with house break
Ing f"ith VIM Byron. In having entere1 the
nous OF George Schafer, on August 27th 1893, was
feIfased from jail to-day on giving t1o00 bal
lsonlcer Been this morning arrested Mary Smith.
charged with The larceny of a rel Jersey from
kate Afams The prisoner was locked up at the
Nth precinct station
Sergeant Hefrner. with a complement. Of officers,
raided an alleged policy shop In street, between
lh and 18Th streets, but the fact Of the conte1n-
pltt rald became known to the parties inter-
eSted before II came on.
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S4Arox Perry
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPECTION
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES.
WHICH ARE THE "CO.KECT STYLES" FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR. THESE GOODS ARE
Personal SELECTIONS, PURCHASED FROM
"FIkSr HANDS" IN NEW YORK DURING THE
PAST WEEK, AND EMBRACE THE CHOICEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE CELEBRATED LOOMS
OF THE WORLD.
THE LOWEST PRICES ARE MARKED ON ALL
GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
AOVELTIES IN SILKS AND VEI.VETS.
NOVELTIES IN BEOCADED V.LVETS
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR
PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS.
NOVELTIES IN SHAwLs AND WRAPS.
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' TAILOR-AADE SUITS.
'NONPAkElL" VELVErEENS. IN BLACK AND
COIORS.
NOyELTIES IN TABLE LINENS. TOWELS AND
NAPKINS.
AMERICAN HOsIERY CO.'S MER1NO UNDER
DRTN. ~
IMPORTED JERSEYS, PERINO1's KID CLOVIS.
FRENCH Z. +. COkShTS. SILK HOSIERY.
NOVELTIES in PURE LINEN HA
t5 CHOICE GUOD:. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
kECl PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Es.abhshed ls+ sepl5
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The Union Veteran Corps Banquet
TESTIMONIAL TO THE HONORARY MEMBERS OF CAPT.
TEQNAsONS COMMAND


TESTIMONIAL TO THE HONORARY MEMBERS OF CAPT.
TEoMAs0N's COMMAND
The Union Veteran Corps, Capt Thomson last
evening rendered to the honorary members a tes-
timonial. in the shape OF a banquet, at Abner's
Over GO guests and about 40 members OF the corps
were seated at the banquet table, where the fes-
tivities were conducted under the direction OF a
committee composed OF Nessrs. Charles Ebert, w.
f. Hoover, Charles Hartel, w. A. Short, Thomas
Stewart, W. Fl. Baker and A. w. Bogia. Capt.
Tnemason made a brief speech OF welcome. Full
Justice having been done to the various courses,
Lieut. Edgar responded to toast 10 the "Union
Veteran Corps" Other appropriated toasts were
resDon led to by Col W. G. Moor. W. L. l. Corps;
LIEUT.. g. W. Evans, National fles District Attor-
ney COrkhln, District Auditor l. s. Tchenor, Capt.
Hammer, of The Veteran Corps Cadets, and the
repI s-ntatlvr OF The STAR Mr.. Charles
Foresmah sang. and the Afton uuartette and
or,h"stra rendered some fine selections Capt
James Col man, formerly orderly sergeant OF COM
nany A, Washington Light Infantry, In recO<ni-
lion or tha fact that he was the first 70 unteer
from the District who responded to the call for
troops In lo6l.was elected life honorary member.
Me1srs George c. Walker, J. A. Griesbauer, j ohm
Gunthler. Capt George Br itb nth. E Abn.r W.
H. Wright, p. p. Be ATTY, George W. Scott D. H.
Convey, Lieut.. Geo. w. Evans and n LOchbOnhler
were elected contributing honorary members.
Ihe exercises OF the evening were closed with a
s7-ech by Mr. Abner AMI singing Aud Lang
Syne."
FIRE THIS MORNING.-About 1910 O'Clock this
morning an alarm OF fire was struck rom box 2i2
Tor nre In the upp r stories OF house 1904 Vermont
avenue, caused by a tabln cloth AMI other linen
story The house is occupied by Mrs. McCann.
Loss $780,
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The Death Of Edward L.. Sjzer.

KILLED BY AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
MI Edward L Sizer died at his homs No. 4l9 9th
street. yesterday morning. from the effect. OF an
overdose of morphine. Wednesday night, when
Mt Sizer retired to his room. he stated that he
had taken dose Of morphine, as he was too ner-
vou' 10 sleep without IL When some one went to
rouse him, shortly afterwar1, he was found to be
In a stu?or He died the hext morning at the hour
stated The deceased, who was IN his thirty-frst
year, was formerly engaged I'm business as a drug
clerk Lately he had been connected with river
Ce~th for an excursion and oyster roast az Classic
shore next Sunday. The funeral wfn take place
Al haii-past two O'Clock.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDxNF.-AboutI ox O'Clock
I'M morning. a horse attached TO milk wagon
from Hyattavflle, No, TOOK fright on Pennsyiya-
III. arenua. near 6:h street northwest ami ran
away In hlsA'sht he ran against car No. % on on
eight fee. off the track and rove the shaft or the
w gon into the right hint Lee or one OF the car
horSes,$rom the effects D: which the animal died
In few minutes
Mr. CrSEY srILi. DENIES Mr. GREGoRY's TITLE
MI Henry f. quincy stated TO STAR reporter
tc-d-y, Wien asked II he intended 10 go 10 the
Lou svfl. Convention, mo, do not expect 10 CO.
put II Is not because ! am sat,sf,ei that Prof.
Gregory Was elected, as stated IN THE STAR OF last
evening Whoever furnished that information mis-
rspreIented ne ! have never said to any one
he was not. and the issuance OF a certfcaIe TO
hun was In de-oSaton OF my lights"
MARRIAGE IlCHSsKa-Narriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Urtah
Daily and Annie Vanderpool; Thomas Miller and
Mary l. H. Heltmuiler: Henry G. Reinhart and
Susie HUI ter, John +. Laws and Nora E. Docket:
Is. r. brown ana Saiic 81. lockwood; +. A. c. Dr.
val and Annie N. sohn. both of Annapolis, Nd
WoM.H BuxsEp TO Dr&rH BY EXPLOSION OF A
LiNr-last mig ht, about O'Clock a color, d woman
named Hattie Brown, resisting at No. Johnson's
row, on ElTctnia avenue, between 2Ist And pol
streets northwest, was burned by the explosion OF
coal oil lamp, from the effects OF which she died
nj Geo O'Clock this morning. Her three small
children were also bnrned slightly. Dr.. Reyburn
rendered medical aid.
DiroRCEp.-Justce James to-day made a decree
OF divorce In the case OF John ". Boswell agt,
Sarah J. Boswell They were married in this city
February 221, 1853, aud after living together TIL
1913, complainant left her, as he alleges and
Charges, on account OF her Incorporate habits and
cruei treatment
PROP. AND MRS. l. f. c. COIN Rs's day school
EeopenS September 70
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AnlUsenlents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. John Jacl, as Fd1Star
DIME Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
f0rlndnce.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-VarietieS The Arion Omar
tatte Will tomorrow evening render the poullar
Ballad, when the Robins Nest Again"
ABNER'S GARDEN.-Concert.
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About 80 O'clock this morning while Acting
sergf2n' fries and Priv tie JanTar were pat roll
ing l4ta street. th.fr attention was attracted by
loud cries or 'POlice!" coming from the second
story window of Capt Kennins ton', residence on
C9rcnran street The officers went imIneii II civ
TO the Rescue. and were Informed that one of the
ladies had seen an intrud r in The house. OFFICER
henney was summoned ara the house was thor
oGghly searched, but no trace OF the midnight
visitor was found.
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THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR,
LUTZ BRO. SOLE AGENTS
For the sale Of the celebrated ..CONCORDHARNrss -
nave on hand large stock Of all kinda at low prices
Every genuine Concord Harness" ana Concord Col
Lar Is stamped with makers name aud trade mark W.
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES
In great variety at Bottom Prices
,, LUTZ BRO.
epA AS1 Pennsyivan Avenue.
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AUCTION TO MORROW No. 80 18th street ut Mrs
Siin-t,iES millinery store. Positively will De
e!o ed out, as Mis-. Samstag VIII re;irf from bust.
ness Il. NEWTON, Aucti0neer.
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OUR e 90 Xii and Pebble Button Boots for Ia lies
the best ami cheapest in the c.ty. j. Brock, 500
7th street.
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PERFECTLY IMMENSE

OUR So so Calf Congress, or English Walkin.
shoe BEATS anything ever Offered, at the Family
Shoe Store, sos sos Tth street.
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500 School Shoes. Solid. at j. Brooks, soa nth st

THE Union Veteran Corps of this city contem-
plate maxim. visit to the batte- Ids OF the Will
cerness. in the neighborhoOd OF Charles City, Va,
next May.
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ss9Inn souvenir VIII be presented to each
Customer at the
FAMILY SHOE STORE
S06-3tS 9TH street.
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MISS HILTON'S
VI ENGLIsH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
TENDER 10Th.
Thorough instruction in the LanRuazes Mathemat-
ac-s Literature aud the Sciences. aus I'm
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To SENSIBLE PEOPLE, knowing that ''fOr nothing
they get nOtbin.," the advertising OF extremely
low prceS l. nducement True economy Is
pr ,ctis'I nv buying GOOD goods at low prices
Therefore. Hahn'S reliable shoe house Is, as ever
The center OF attr,cton-S16 7th street and 1922
PennSylvsni avenue.
Every shoe we Sill IS OF solid leather.
dies solid leather SHOES, S..
Our "iur Ibla'' 81 25 ''Oiivette- Ildies' hutton.
The 'u1T vslrd' 81 f1na X d or goat button
Our Goc-, 15c. and 81 school shoes a marvel OF
ve.r.
Gents s1.25 and $50 dress CATERS and lac.
sEoS
Gents - and 90 so fine button, laced and CATERS
q Bta' 81 so ''f"nOu5' calf boots.
Ladies' ami gents finest han,i-sewed boots and
shoes at extraordinary low prices
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LADIES. no.ice the dry goods auction sale at 9J3
fth ST. NV, under the auction o!umn.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE

~ A11CNAL MED1CAL COLLEtE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
coLuNB1aGSs !n "1yEns1rY.
The d anRpa Session ;aG yin begin
in the College Building: 1926 northwest with
the aaasss by n an e. e6Ss
he eTs WI S continue daily
,e he AT,nmn 3sWiGatens VII cemmence at the Coz!
Thirteenth street northwest. sepiO.im
rINHE COLUMBIA KINDERGARTEN WILL OPEN
Il cor or j ave. and st n. W. SEPT. 18th. Mrs.
ASS s9Rs n f5dnsRa sepo1n as
5c OF Eo7 NJ s1t 1s
after Sept TO- HEo R iS' p Sn
DEPARTMENT. fsc TN f4 IF HAK. UNIVERSITY
TsS f s.%s Ct
the nte
t9na, and on,ttutonal Law:
dence, Equity jurisprudence, Commercial and Mari
William B: Webb: esq.,. Professor Of Practice ana
and Of e a5S IF
W,,so and tNppea Lydenss
Practice and secretary fE E 81 Fssslty
Hon. b. H. Wells. Criminal Law
H HS1 Io %oqssny and
sn H H.se ea ESQ., Law H. of To @trp0ra'''ns
Il. kos Perry ed, The Conflict of Laws
keoi Monday, October LIST, 1893. at the Lecture
Rooms 925 F street northwest. Catalogues be OBJ
tanned at horrson's. Parker's, Angiims and Adams
Bookstores. at the office Of the Treasurer +. J.
Lavender: 4e0H Louisiana avenue. New students can
Obtain Information or enter at the Lecture Kooms l
tween the hours of aud 10 Id and p. and
from 10 II. to p m. at the office of the Secreta y
W. j. Newton. $40 street northwest. SEPT 2m
MFR. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC Will REOPEN
II their educat onai home for young ladies little
girs Septe1nb Goth. at l712 street northwest
Connecticut avenue street Cali for circulars or
after september 10TH sep7-l1ns
r .AsELL INSTITUTE. 9O3 10TH STREET n. w.
4 reopens September 20. 1883. A home and day
school for girls. Parental care and discipline.
sep6-lm- NkS l.. +. SMITH. Principal.
w English Language,
904 II street northwest.
Mrs. II. STEVENS HART, Principal
Private and class instruction day and evening be-
ginning September 10th Teachers classes viii
October lat and I'D. pm
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
The natural development and culture Of the voice
conversation. public address singing. Stamnering
and other painful vocal defects overcome:
METHODS ENDORSED BY PROMINENT LOCAL,
PHYSICIANS
Practical gish taught by rapid and comprehensive
methods. 1el1ns made known uFon application. Lib
eral discount to ministers and teachers. sep1-lm
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PERFECTLY IMMENSE
Our ladies' fine Kid button shoes, Mt ST. so and So
Our misses solid school shoes, at 81
Our genuine French Kid, at 81
cousins Inc shoes; all the latest patterns.
$500 ladieS house slippers, at 15c.
BurtS fine dress shoes for gents and boys
Our gents fine shoes in lace or button, 81 $50
Al! must be seen, as they are the best value In
the city. SISsHEIHER & BIO
ScS 7th street and 3I5I NJ street
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE. SESSION l8S3,s4.
II CORPS OF fEAruERS

NORWOOD INSTITUTE. SESSION l8S3-'S4.
~ CORPS OF EACHERS.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. D: SABELL. Principals; Prof. B.
r. Mason. Latin and Mathematics Prof = M Shute
columbian Collese. History. Moral and Mental Phi.
i"sophy and logic; Prof A. n. Skinner. (Nat Obs
Gh n.y txth s.perImentsa Prof + Mussaeus.
rAcadenie de Parish French: Mics II. Garrison Eng
Hsh: Miss H. Cay Bellies Lettres rof. Anton Goetz-
Music; Prof. C. Messer. Art. Drawing ana Painting
Miss Karl Garrison. Class Drawing and decorative Art
g. Mari.i. Dancing: In branches not named the best
instruction provided. Session &c.
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM sh!ppsi anywhere out Of
town.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ss(,oMMENT on PARLE A pAR1s."-ELEaANr
ana pr If P or 10
sss St Also. Latin, Greek. spanish. ia isn. Ger
BLACK ana 81 ana Color
Sam to $50 p@ ''0'>n '* '''0'G se epsr ss:@
MUSICAL ACADEMY.
Az l72l De sales Street.
sep2o-sm ): P: cAuLF1ELD:
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL.
JAMES c. YELLING. LII. d..
PRESIDENT.
The Hon. WALTER $. COX. Ii. D..
Professor of the Law Real and Personal Property Of
Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanors.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, Ii. D.,
sna q sne IF tide Of Law
and the Law of Partnership.
The Hon. WILLIAM STRONG. LII. D..
Lecturer on Constitutional Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY. Esq.
Judge Of Moot Court and Associate Professor Of
Practice.
The exercises Q; the School will be resumed at the
WEDNL sDAY, OCTOBER 10TH at O'CLOCK p m IT,
new % be H the Fseuy
,nen nr f. the prizes OF the school an en-
500 for the best of law be announced
Fees for the whole cour Of two years in the under
the sso E lns $50
Catalogues may b. bad at the book stores Of William
Anslm CO d424 street, or on application the
Mss MARY TEs Z SeRf 81 TER,1r71ov
sPfa sns
Address 1924 Riggs street. sep1s-1m.
I 1NrH1cUh 1Ns11lu UTE 3:rororrovx
The Session 1es3-1ss4 will begin OCTOBER i. 1853.
ior M A5 may e nads to e
tas hours OF 800 end 80 M previous to that day,
sep1s-1m J. DENT. President.
~ and Violin COS II str ct northwest
Piano music for receptions and private parties spe
THE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB. VERNON
10Y so5 tx f IN @ : s.
WAsH!NGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ ~ Music Hail. corner 7th and SITS, Entrance
e od ST; Fifteenth al fp 10; nfno orEn
advantages. .: B. BULLAKp Director sepis'lm'
fH7HE BERLITZ SCHOOL. CT LANGUAGES.
o r. F irIS I'll ST STREET Baltimore Jolly.
Ms rSaaT VI " Provlenea PRINCIPAL
l54 TRr MONT sTKEET Boston '>''
Best of native teache only: most thorough and
efheaeious meth9d seciq adv ntaes for learning
xpy% So Ek1XAr r IssSoxI It o th5o! or Of
free to students. Superior E ,ChEkn FURNISHED
10 OTHER SCHOOLS and to families for certain hours
or for permanent positions. OH ICE HOURS. 2 to 8
ard to y. M. sepl5- lin
u UDOLPH ROWE, TEACHER OF VIOLIN
III Special attention to young ladies and advanced
pupils. Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER Is. 1919
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. sep14- Inn
IJROF. SHELDDN'S FASHION BILE DANCING
Il ACtDEMY.--An tie latest dances taught. Patron
lied only by the elite You join for week, mouth
quarter or season. Send for circular. au31 -6m
GONZAGA COLLEGE, WITH STAFF OF WELL
" trained and energetic Professors. offers a fine
Pc, tunity for thorough Classical Commercial Edu
catn Aspecal class will be opened this week sept 12
for the purpose Of giving larger boys the advantage Of
learning elementary branches without at the time
being obliged to sit side b. side with boys who much
younger than th lnseves. An early application for
nlembersh p Of this class s required.
Terms. $40 quarter in advance
JNO. j. MURPHY. 8. j.,
sepl1-1m President.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

OperaGIasses,s Hempler,s, ASS la. aH.
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AUCTION TOMORROW, No. 80 7th Str.et n. w,
sinStag millinery store, Positively VII be closed
Out, as Mrs. Samstag Will retire from business
E. NEWTON, Auctio neer.
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
1880 l STREET,
VIII Reopen SEPTEMBER 26th
MRS. G. w. PAIRO,
eep1-Jm PRINCIPAL.

EkENCH AND lNGLIsH FAMILY AND DAY
Il SCHOOL FOR Yo GINi LADIES AND LITTLE
1908 18th ST. corner Msssachusetts Wash. D. c.
Anna Lilis. assisted by Prof A. P. Montague depart
ment of Ancient Languages: DR.. j. r. Caulheld de-
French; Miss Emma J: Rowe, Kindergarten. and a
full corps Of competent teachers.
advantages offered in French and Music TO Froebsls
kindergarten system will be added daily oral nstruc-
ceved as Parior Boarders For circulars aud informs
ton cali address the principals at 1923 street
special Herdic win convey pupils residing on Capt.
tol Hill direct to the school and return. au8-3n
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGES. ESTAB-
y Ished In 1864 and improved yearly, occupies spa
sSd sD9
sons aud daughters for real life support use
fitness and honorable iindependence. College Office
DAY. Sept g.. Course Of study: PENN nship crthos-
bic entry. Commercial Law Political Econom T and
e q
ment the student invests capital deposits in tine College
and notes Checks s recep gsss
rents, insurance and taxes. and keeps all OF the &C
International Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close OF scholastic year It is Of ad
vantage to students be registered and fully equipped
Hours Of Instruction sessions. 3. m. to 2:sop
M M, Evening sessiens Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
Tuition Fees-Day sessions, year scholarship in cash.
$oo scholarship in aments 500 payable $40
sn admission and remainder il monthly Of
On admission SIS he month On .Smis
New Illustrated Annqa, sent BY nan on application.
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MISS MARY K. SCHkFIN Err.
NA TEACHER OF ELOCUTION,
Logical Analysis. Vocal Culture and Expression and
TURE.
Address 1924 Riggs street. eep19- Inn
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Pure Grape Cider
at Chr. Xander's, No. OIL 9TH street northwest
That Husband Of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wello' Health Remover 81. Druggists. 9
Pure Grape Cider
at Chr. Xander's, No. Gil 7th street northwest
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THE EVENING STAR.
September 81. iSS3.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 81, 1889, 10 an
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather to-
day, followed by local rains, easteriy WINS be-
coming variable, stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature-
SPECIAL BCLJETTS-L0CAL RAINS INDICATED.
Light local rdinS md p .Ttly couIy weather are
ind ated for districts on the Atlantic coast t.
u day followed by clearing weather from ViIg inIa
southwark TO Florida
GREAT BASKRtPT SALE OF Doors AND SHOES
Goods selling co.. on the doll y;
l. dies II pp-rI, 1Ic and W;
C;i.dren'S ring Heals, BE:
ChilIren'S SOI1r-fip Button. CSC;
" So 5 SOIL Button : loeS, nc;
Ladies' Goat Button Sc;
Ladies' Xii. OrA~d button hole, 81 II;
Mems Fine Calf Button Shoes 81 81.
726 n. bet. G. and Fl.
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PROP. AND MRS L. F. c. .AkIg's day school
FeopenS September III
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TRUNNEL & CLARK.
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MARRIAGE IICESsEa-Narriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to IIrtah
Daley and Annie VanderpOol; Thomas Miller and
MAY l. L. Heltmuiler: Henry G. Reinhart and
Susie Clue ter, John f. Laws and Nora r. Dockett:
b. f. Brown and Sainc ii. LOCKWOOD; F. A. c. Du.
VA and Annie d. Sohn both OF ANNAPOLIS Nd
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OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
" AsHrNGTON, ID. c., Sept 81, 1889, 10 a m
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7 INTHICUM INSIIl UTE,
IL GEORGETOWN D. c.
The Session 1e83-1S84 viii begin OCTOBER !. 1883.
Applications for a omission may be made to @. NJ.
at his Off No. 1908 3lst street. between
after that at the School, "
sep19-lm ] DENT President
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SOmethfnK About Gentlemem's Hats
Latest Fall style Broadway SILK HIT, IS.
Splendid line Black and Brown St1f1 Hats
Very nice fashionable Deruys, g. $3.50. 81
StetsOn'S and other makes fine Soft H Ia
Mems good working hats, 75c., 81, 81. IS. 81.
Boys Darbys, in all coors. 81, worth $50
Plenty OF BOYS and Chfldren's School Hats at
'0c: and 75c., Qnclnding Derbys and Teiescopes,}
It Lewis, $50 7th street, below Mt Vernon square.
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The MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. l.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10.
During the erection of the University Building
the exercises Of the Col will be conducted
the rooms of the Preparatory School, 1885 street
northwest and Of the National Medical College 1925
street northwest. For informal concerning these
10th street.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
will open in the new and commodious building, 1895
III street northwest, on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEAfBtK
18th. with the following CORPS of teachers:
Otis I. Mason. A. NJ. Phi. D., Principal; the Rev.
s. NJ shate =; Professor Of Iheter;e; Andrew P.
b. s., Professor of Mathematics; Mr.. Anthony Janus
Professor OF Ere, Oh; Howard l. Hodghins A. M. In
ton Of candidates for admission wiz be held in the
School Building, after September Sd. from a. M to
northwest, every evening from to 8. For catalogues
either Of the above named places. se4-lm