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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-18
CITY ITEMS.


i. c. Lewis Celebrated Hats.
Style and Quality Unequaled.
6roaoway and 9Th ave. Silk Hats, -, IS, $8.
DDuniap style Black and Brown Derbys, $2.5O, $S
Cti us Soit Felt Hats (best makes), $1.5O to $5.
S 6 and sSon Wool Hats, 75c. to $1.25.
Doys Feit and Cloth School Hats, Soc. to 81.
Folos Ior school wear, 10, rs, Soc.
nns,Rest st0ck and best assortment In the city.
F4u ana Winter Styles now ready.
II y Lewis, go 7th St, bet and K NV, es-
'aDhsneo 1883 One lowest price to all
T. GOldschmids sl2.7th st. N. ".
Wen established reputation for giving great
bargains, Will be further strengthened to-
morrow as the following must demonstrate:
A44 Sheets OF colored or white shelf paper zoe;
worth 6Oc; Bottles of J.U. OMeara royal glue
ior.x5c; worth SOC; Bottles of Browns shoe
crossing for 25c; worth 4Oc; Boxes of Army and
Navy oiack1ng for Sc; worth 25c; Handsome
emma decorated chamber sets only 8. rs; SOC
nanosome mirrors for 25c; Clocks In plush case
LIB; worth 900; 81 90 Plush mirrors for 4Sc;
covereo painted chamber buckets 23c; Slate
ions &c, worth 16c Each decorated china
cups and saucers SIC; 25c Bisque figures for
Lie Foot tubs assorted oolors 47c; Fancy splash
mats Tor 16c; Knife and fork tray with
wooden Kitchen spoon, Rolling pin and potato
masner only 21c; worth 5Oc china decorated
SAT- or pepper shakers for 20c; worth Soc;
Japanned bread boxes medium size 43c; large
oSc; extra large CSC; Tin toilet sets assorted
coiors Pcs. 41.37; Dust brushes SC; New shape
OF china tea sets A pcs. decorated with broad
golo oand or flowers only 4.98; worth $3.50;
Also the balance Of Baby carriages will be Of
fered below cost.
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CARPETS CARpErsn CARpErsu,

In our Carpet Department we are prepared to show
all the NEW STYLES in INGRAM, TAPESTRY
and BODY BRUSSELS, at VERY Low PRICES.
Beautiful Styles Ingram Carpet 25. 30, 9Th, SOC.
Rag Carpet 31l2c-: Cottage Carpet 25c.
Very Best Atwood Twoply, 15c.
Atwood Three-ply, very heavy, 81.
y large stock of Tapestry and Body Brussels to
select from.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Carpets Sewed and Laid at short notice.
LACE CURTAINS, Sl.25, 81 so. 81 PER PAIR
we have a large and plete line of FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS, in which we are Offering
Great Bargains.
Atwood Black Cashmere, 3T1:2 so, 62ls, 75c
Yard W lde TrecOtS, i'll black and COorS, only SOC.
Beautiful ColOred Dress Goods 1211 Is, 20, 25c,
5000 yards Colored Cashmere at lOc.
Turkey Red Table Damask, 37lo. SOC.
1O4 Sheeting. -, 25c.
Very Heavy Red rwilled Flannel, 24c
White Flannel. All Wool, 20 80 37l. Soc
Damask and Huck Towels, 121a. Is, 20 25c
Five bales one yard wide Brown Cotton SC,
10 cases Canton Flannel, 6l,. 8, 10, l2lac
Jerseys. 81, 81 %. 81.
Large White Blankets. 81, 81 %. 81 So 80. So.
Comiorters lined with white Cotton Sl.OU 81 25
$3.50, $500.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
636 Pennsylvania ave-,
SELF (sOuth side) near 7th st.
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A YOUTHFUL Policy OPERATOR. - George
Barber, siXteen-year-Old white boy, was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Maddox on q charge
OF engaging in the policy business, and was
taken To the fourth precinct station, where his
entire policy outfit was taken from him and he
was released on $50 collateral, which was for
feited in the Police Court this morning.
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CLOSED ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY.-We de-
sire To announce to our patrons and the public
generally that will close store at 6
O'Clock this evening Will reopen tomorrow
Saturday at p. m, with the greatest bar
gains in shoes ever offered in this city. Family
Shoe Store, 80 9Th street NV, first store above
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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AmuSemeuts To-y;~bt

FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado."
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-Ada Gray in
"Hortense'
HEROES OPERA HOUsE--"HoOp of Gold"
DINE MCsEUM.-'COnrad; or, The Hand of
. Friend
THEATER COMIQUE.-Variety,
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Fall Opening
Saturday Evening, at 6 p. m.
VIM HAHN A. IN

S16 It'll street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
Will open q complete Stock Of
Fau and Winter Boots and Shoes.
Gents Fine Hand Sewed Boots, Calf back
and front, and Morocco Tops.
Gents Famous $3.50 Calf Boots.
Gents $500 Triumph" Calf Hand Sewed
Shoes.
Gents $500 and $3.50 Fine Calf Button,
Laced and Congress-.
Ladies "a. 90 Finest Hand Sewed Button.
LadieS' $500 Unrivaled Kid and Goat But
ton.
Misses 95c. Heel or Spring Heel Kid and
Pebble Button.
Youths Soc. tip Hook balls.
Child'S Csc, Heel and Spring Heel Button 1
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THE METZGER.BROWN AFFRAY
A Hearing I'm the Police Court.
ORIGIN OF THE DIFFICULTY-AN APOLOGY DE-
handed AND REFUSED.


handed AND REFUSED.
In the Police Court this morning considerable
| interest was manifested in the case of the F.
street affray, mentioned In yesterdays STAR.
| The participants-Frederick p Metzger q clerk
in a patent attorneys office on street, and
Samuel Brown, a clerk in the folding room at
the Capitol-were charged with engaging in q
| street affray.
Detective Raft testified that yesterday after.
noon while passing along F street In q car he
| saw man leading Brown into q drug store
He got off the car, and learning that Metzger
had struck Brown with a loaded cane he placed
him under arrest.
| S. Hopkins testified that he saw Metzger
chasing Brown and saw the former strike at the
| latter with his cane, and saw a fight with fists
| follow. Witness said they came out even in the
smuggling match that followed, but Brown wa
worsted, his head being cut.
THE PARTIES TELL THEIR RESPECTIVE STORIES
| IN COURT.
Brown testified that yesterday he went 70 see
| Metzger in his Office and invited him to face .
member Of his (Brown's) family whom he
lietzger) had slandered, but he refused to do IL.
He left the office, but returned to 9th and F
| streets shortly afterwards, and when Metzger
Metzger struck at him with his cane, but he
warded off the blow and ran, followed by Metz
ger, who struck him across the head with the
but did intend to whip him, unless he apoogized
for what he had said.
, Merger testiueo tnat Wnen brown came In
the office yesterday he refused to 90 with him.
as stated by Brown, and he Brown) said he
would see him outside. Brown, he said, mad
threatened TO shoot him before, and he was
going to get a warrant, but was advised not to,
as his name would get in the paper When he
left the office he met Brown, who struck him.
and he was forced to defend himself and, be-
coming excited, he chased Brown and struck
him-which ne was now sorry for. Metzger
said he expected to get thrashed.
FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
The judge said that man who repels an
assault is not guilty of affray, nor Is q man
obliged to stand up and be killed when as.
saulted. MetZger went too far when he at
tempted to chase Brown, thus making them
both guilty OF affray. They paid fines of five
dollars each.
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BEAUTIFUL DKEss GooDs.

BEAUrrruI DREss GooDs.
CASHMERE SERGES in Blue, Brown, Green and
Garnet, very fine quality twelve yards for So
BLANKETS! BLANKETS BLANKETS
BlANkffS slightly soled al actual cost
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. .5c.
tOLORED SILKS. excellent quality reduced to TIC
COLORED SILK VELNETS, 81
BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81.
BLACk CASHMERES, double width, pure WOOL
GOLoRED CAsHMEREs. double width. pure wool.
COLORED BROCADE SILKS. s1.5O
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 81. SO.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS. 81.
ENI ELLFNT COI.ORED SILKS 81.
CRADLE BLANKETS. 81.
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS So
81. oU, So. w.
Handsome BRoCADE DRESS GOODS. cheap at
25c. reduced to I2lec.
THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
SELF Near 9TH Street.
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DOUBLE SroRE,
DOUBLE FLOORS.
DOUBLE FACILITIES,
DOUBLE DEALING,
VICTOR E. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
e27 AND s2e 7TH STREET N. w.
When first came among you promised you
ECTIoN
In all things pertaining to my particular line of bust
ness.
And you will find that there is an indissoluble link
connecting my PERFORMANCES with my
TRY ME,
And you will be made to understand that sell FINE
READY-MADE CLOTHING for Men. Youths,
Boys and Children at exactly TEN PER CENT
ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE,
hence the name
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
Which explanation. though brief is plain positive
pointed practical. and is carried into effect every
day save Sunday. rnv,
Your saving suit of clothes or overcoat will
leave considerable cash in hand for your grocer,
baker and butcher.
TRY ME,
And you will be 80 pleased with the result that you
will TRY again."
Before making your purchases we extend to you
cordial invitation to look, not into our windows only
but over our entire stock. If the statesmen are too
busy to wait on you when you first enter-as Is often
the case-look for yourselves, which is an easy task
the price of each and every garment IL marked In
PLAIN FIGURES.
And as you pass our corner,
In sunshine. snow or rain,
ADLER ON THE BRAIN.
VICTOR Z. ADLERS
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
027 and 920 Seventh street northwest
Corner Massachusetts, svenuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
~ Open EVENING" until g saturdays untn IL.
HAna1s e SHArrn,
JEWELLERS,
1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Respectfully call the attention oftheir rieuds and the
public In general to their removal into their nsw tora
where they open with the finest stock Of
DIAMONDS WATCHES. JEWELLERY. STERLING
SILVER AND stLvERPLArED WARE
EVER OFFERED In THIS CITY.
Also awell-seascted stock Of
rRENcH CLOCKS. OPERA GLASSES. RRoNzre
AMBER JEWELLERY. TABLE cuTIxRY. ETC
or THEIR OWN IMPORTATION. 80
TMPORTER or FRENCH WINNa C0cN1C
CHANPAGNm AND CoRDI1IS
French Clareta % "a. "a and O. so per doom CntI
Aprnia Wines imported directly ~ Zn1Sn6sij
i SOC Per gallon. VICTOR RbUx. i5@7 - 40
xeents foe hrstcia0 house. 1ordesnx. Hnr.nnsy
Chsmpasn0 and Coenac. Viz g $50 80 :,
caiDeA joa5-Ans
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PLEASE take notice Kings Palace will be
closed from Friday evening till Saturday even
Ing at g O'Clock, when We will be open for bust
peSS. KINGS PALACE
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Ladies and gentlemen can
obtain first class board for $4,000 per month at
the Casino. 725 9TH street.
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We Cav AM We Wnn

GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONTY
IN FINE sHOEA
See some Of our prices below:
LAdieg Pebble Goat Button, hand sewed. 90
" Straight Goat Button, hand sewe0, -
Dongola genuine stock }. hand sswsosv&o0
Fine French Kid, hand turns, %.
Cent? Hand Welt (n0ne better), -
Hand SeWed Pine Calf and Seom1on2 -
Good School Shoes for Children for u.
Our famous $3.50 Cali shoss Of the bOt Qua11fy
OF gsock. neat. stylish, End viii wear.
We make 20 measure the following: oe00 Exen
Fine American Calf shoes, In any Gyla tor only ~
comfort Thee prices ere about S3 pr osue - ~
GEO W. RICH.
go yth . n0
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER no
NvHE -OTTOs GAS ENGINE REQUIRE no
Il boaler Avoids au exPenslve eeenoenoa Ne
parf5culaFs call On d. BALIAUE. Agoos 781 IN
ssrest noEthwss. whsrs ens e. y ~ ln oRsso
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Boys AM-WOOl Polo Caps 10 Cents, at
Auerbach's Furnishing and Hat Store, 7th H.3
Twilled Silk Umbrellas,
26-fnch, paragon frame, 81 90, at the Boston
Variety Store, 7O5 and TOT Market Space Win
Damaged Guus.-A slightly damaged
breech-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks,
$4,000 at o. Meara's, 1347 Penn. ave-
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EDUCATIONAL.
III oeo f kSs Of Piano, Organ and Vocal Music.
s asIHs rssson .1202 It NV.

EDOOA11O1N1A
HUGO KNERsCHpNs aGa orr,p and yoc., xuxc
Terms reasonable.
se1S-1ms s.z01 % Nv.
MIS- 1ARGvERTTE = .s s*X S1rs;;,.
AVA Xppiy or address
NEDIcAL 1EPAKTMIESNgTs ,9 5 THE UNI:
The Tn,rtyeeventh session win begin on Monday
7; Sa Is. 3 Win IL an snf
t n%a'1 addie% Sy Prot G a. L KLEINsCHNIDT' N
i nv ~ q "'S'' '-'
students intending TO enter Viii attend for prem-
tender 10Th q O'Clock pm For further iniorma-
s s1oa sP ppm 70 J. ". Il IoVEJoY, NJ D. Dean
se17-4t Y00 18th st. NV.
VYASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w EN sa1 n street rAS n'w
Mr.. M. STEVENS HART, Principal
GGSdSaies students after fun course upon eramin.
ton endorsed By respOnsiOIs Bossd Of Judges
tors Singers and others IN the Culture and Develop
Special advantages Tor the stuoy OF Practical Eng
Cure Of ssamMs5,nS: ss%srnE and All painful
Vocal Defects Mesnoos enoorse0 os prominent local
limited number s Of Students accommodated with
sss ysas 1. ss.. ed
Sept SO, 1885: Course q study Complete nom Pr
in and
and Art o
uages open to outside pupils References Faculty Of
University OF Va and patrons OF school Address Mr..
lzshs..-seie.tloct
~ AnEPSRTMEST OF THE C1iTMBfnN HAI.
ssh Sa m the Mean on
Address BY Prof D; W. Prentiss, NJ D., to which the
regular lectures will continue daily throughout the
course oeginnlng q. 05V jim Pm; ,,,u oo,,,,o,,
Inc autumn Examinanons VIII commence at the
s!nw Once hours o ssG3 10 am ID pm slelm
- SI Il exercises OF TINS Schooi VIII be re-
University ocToBER 5TH. = Q 0cLoSK PM,
The Faculty and course of instruction viii be the
same as during preceding years. For catalogues,
application may be made to VIM. H. Morrison. 4s5 Pa
fE eS. President: -.e' ~ .N- - ssiss@
VIE '"-' o0--1'N
The exercises ofthisDe Department. Of the University
" ~l M. be resumed SEPTEMBER 2lsr' at 9 o'clock
Examinations for admission will be held on the
18th and 10th inst
For catalogues or information apply to
so,,au JAMES c. WELLINGs LIP.
TIHE CoRcoRAN sfaENTfFTc school,. OF
Il THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
@ ~ ,niS VIZ " n tne
q oc,oct y M nunoii's ioh~'nA l. oSionh' oin' ~
8os; as III oro-., ,,-.o ,,,-,,,;,,,. nil, h ,o
r., i 'e az Ssi d M; WI pe even
Ana,Vtical Chemisstry Netalimrav az Hneee' ns'
Th;s school 10 n,,on -, both Sa Sss w.
parSons wisb;t~ 70 anrar thiS do,o -+r,ort .ro IN
ouesed to call on the Dean and register their names
For catalogues or information apply to Prof E T.
FRISTOE. Dean, or to
JAMES c. YELLING, LID,
se17-6m President
I7 ~ :. y 1,-c1I n 1co1-s5 -7,71--, wv
MI MS, ELiAAbfIIH fARSoNS GRlS5G WILL
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F. F. 4 4 - NJ #$f N IS:
Bssss ~ 4 uu \ X ssss
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
TOMORROW tFR1DAY WILL BE OUR REGu
LAR WEEKLY RED TICKET DAY,
aday which we have selected on which to give
BARGAINS,
which at all times will be seen to be such TELLING
and GENUINE BARGAINS as to at once let all see
that Friday above all other days the day visit
establishment.
This Friday in position to give better more
and more seasonable bargains than any previous Red
Ticket Day. because all departments are thorough
ly stocked with new Fall Goods and only such goods
will be offered.
Ofcourse. we couldn't mention all the items which
we have decided to work out tomorrow, but just to
give an idea of how cheap we really sell goods on
Fridays we mention a few items:
All our CSC. Atwood Angora Laces will be l21sc,
yard
All 6sc Black Silk Laces consisting of Escurial
Spanish Spanish Guipure and Chantilly will be Soc
yard.
Our CSC. Black Chenille Fringes Every heavy and
new will be 75c. yard
All our 20 and 35c Oriental and Egyptian Laces
will be 25c yard :: -.
Our Genuine Lubins Extract WIN be 82c per or
Our Genuine Colgates Extract will be DC per OF.
Our soc. English Hair Brushes will be SIC.
Our 15c. Crepe Isle Ruching will be lOc a yard.
Our l5c. Imported Linen Collars, row of inserting
and deep edges will be lie. each.
Our Embroidery silk. all colors will be &c. per doz
skeins.
Our 15c. Fancy silk and Chenille Cords, for fancy
work, will be lie. yard.
Our 3oc. Plaid Windsor Scarfs all styles will be 2oc
Our 3Sc. Chdren's Imported Pompadour Gupure
Collars will be 29c
Our Genuine C. B. Corset. all colors, will be SLID
Our 25c Childrens Ribbed Hose, all colors, will be
19c.
Ladies' Fine Balbriggan Hose will be 22c
AlLLinen Chds Hdkfs. Will be SC.
An-Lnen 12lac. Colored Bordered. new styles, will
be Sc.
An-1inen DC Initial Hdkh will be l5c.
Au-Lnen Novelty Hdkfs.. entirely new and very
novel, will be 1Sc.
Our Gents Utica Dress Shirts will be 6Oc
Our Gents full regular made Socks will be &c., all
colOfs.
Our Gents All-Linen Hemstitched Hdkf will be
15c.
BAUMS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
will show usual on Friday large variety Of Red
Ticket bargains, including number of Remnants in
Dress Goods, which must be sold regardless of COST
Remnants of Wamsutta yard-wide Cotton,
Remnants of Pride of-the-West yard-wde Cotton at
TIC. yard.
Remnants of Cotton Flannel at g. and &c., worth
1Oc yard.
Remnants Of Red Flannel at Is and 2Oc, sold at 20
and 25c.
Remnants Of Plaid Dress Goods at 25c yard, sell at
SIC.
Atwood 24-inch Flannel suiting at 23c yard in all
desirable cOlors.
Linens-54-inch Turkey Red at 3sc., warranted fast
colors.
6O-inch Turkey Red (5S-inch actual measurement.
warranted fast colors, at Soc
And SO on, in each Of our Is departments BARGAINS
will be shown.
BIB A Y Y NM MN IN sSSs
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THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S dining
rooms of the Casino, 125 7tn street, will be
Open SUNDAYS
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FUssELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
C1town; 1421 New York avenue.
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REMEMBER
That EiSeman Bros, corner eth and f stree tS
are the manufacturers of all the clothing they
sell.
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YoUNG's Shoe House. 4O2 9TH street, will be
closed tomorrow until sun down on account of
holiday.
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A FINE LINE of lace curtains at cost besides
our regular line. W. Ii. MOSES & SON
Corner 1th and + SITS NV
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REMEMBER the Family Shoe Store reopens at
s p. m. Saturday. Look for bargains.
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nIME MUSEUM.
II Pennsylvania ave, near 18th st.
ANOTHER BIG ATTRACTION.
Every Afternoon and Night This Week, the Cele-
brated Actor and Comedian,
DICK GORMAM.
In his Thrilling Comedy Drama Of
CONRAD: Or, THE HAND OF A FRIEND!
Supported by Splendid Dramatic Company.
In Museum-The Morama of the Seasons.
ADMISSION to all only 10 cents. Reserved Seats can
be had three days in advance. se14-6t
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EDUCATIONAL

II Aw DEPARTMENT.,
keopeas MoSbHY. A oc TrooBhEkhs SIT ,ss. =.
O'clock p m In the new Law building. No iooe \
ostAlosues can be obtained NJ Morrisons R.usp-
Se ec ans 81 ass A Pa. ssas Adam, =
.Pp,G sns for .a%'ca obtain rss. n
at the Law Building. ~~
All business communications should b. sddrsu.sd .,
y. J. LAvENDE Eso-
ses-6w 1908 street -.
A RLINGToN MISUNDERSTANDING AND
"A Day school for Girls &C Alexandra Va, siI
miles from wsshinston Hishesi educational sd-
dress Miss REBEccA C POWELL, Principal. se-lm
PRoF: , FRANcIs oERMuILLER. TEACHER
special attention 70 Sesisps% = e" ve ~ 70 pup,,
advanced 74l 7th st NV. ses-1ms
Miss BRAGG's ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
For Sis ss. sSa 5; Mis-
Mss A c kS Ssss ssn sc o9Ssg ron YOUNG
Twslf,h ye.T eesiIs sEPTEMBER q 1855
DROP. sHELDoN's DANCING ACADE6Y. 1904
:ss :ss
s, and saturday. TO $50. sreSm
AfranIin Psrf.-si1seenth Annual SESSION open.
ine Ah ss om ssd f1s
nom Nature; Design. Pen Pencil Charcoal Crayono cd
seslme s. T. FULLER. Principal
TINHE MISSES TTFFEY's SCHOOL
l. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
1896 Oorcoran street
18th annual session commences sept H. se71ms
TUE MEIsTERscHAFT sYsTEM.A WON.
any one 10 learn % speak fueny correctly Span
fences Entire mastery Of every day and s1sins.
Evening Private Lessons. and In Glasses for Ladies
and oentiemsn or cn,dren General Anernoon aud
Tssrsdsys and saturdays, f At $50 and $50 and =
%eSerase SSdrsss 1sss 81 NV OCT iu hs rfI%
Meihad, Ts,sS M native Of Paris. France Other
TINHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAI AND
ol Dental e,,t Departments Of Howard University viii
open aser annual SESSIONS October 9TH Clinics med
clinic daily STUDENT win be snpected to aist q
GR PURvIs N NJ p; ,s Secretary.
se1-toc6 Washington. d C
S17EA YEAR BOARD AND TUITION
800 Boys Military Academy; 500. Young Men, Mill
tary College Address EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, Had
donfeld, New Jersey selO-ims
MASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION
N1 Prof Lucien e c. Colliere's special course Imits
ton not merely required, but the philosophy OF the
French sounds and specially of the accent fully demon
Simple apd ees
ton guaranteed In very short space Of time enabling
diaie tangible results instruction under any
teacher, by any one of the now popular converse
tional methods Day and Evening Private Lessons.
and in Glasses for Ladies and Gentlemen Children.
General Afternoon and Evening Gasses MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at $50 and 43o
and at $50 and s30 O'Clock Opening OCTOBER I'D.
Terms moderate. Also special course of Verbs,
regular and irregular, all practically reduced 70
conlugation Address 1888 ST. W.. LUCIEN r G.
CoLLIERE. A NJ, native Of Paris. France. se2Im
IORoF. oRTENsTEIN. THE POPULAR GUITAR
teacher. &C. Will teach during July. Angus and
mony. s. per term Inquire NJ 456 81 n W.. OF
ld42 Pa ave n. W. ie25-3m
Miss AMY LEAvITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
AVA uate and certified examiner Of the New England
Conservatory Piano technique. harmony and voics
culture 1912 10th 81 W. DIS
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MARRIED-Happy couples in search of house.
Keeping outfits call at Breitbarth'S Odd Fellows
Hall f1rn fIIrp ST.
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FOR PRUDENT MEN.

The way to succeed Is TO get the most possible for
your money; the harder you work the more anxious
you should be to spend your dollars wisely. In buying
CLOTHING IL Ia the cheapest to get something that
will wear well and look well long lasts Consider
make as well as material Some people not salts
fed unless they make big profit on everything they
sell. WE ARE SATISFIED WITH A SMALL PROFIT
We like to turn over money quickly the lower the
prices the more rapidly IL Five per
cent on Suit may seem like a very small profit. but
turning five per cent over once q month amounts to
sixty cent per this Is Of the
question with Clothiers who have enormous
other expenses WESELL GOODS AT THE Low
EST POSSIBLE COST. This is why we have been
successful and nowhere you obtain Good Cloth
ing Lower Than We Sell at the
MIsFTT STORE.
Corner lOth aud r.
We sell Boys Suits from 81 up
Mems Suits from 90 up
Fall and Winter overcoats from % up
Pants from $l.50up.
Black Cloth Dress Suits from SIS M
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN-Our S:35 Parlor Suite.
VIM. III. Dunns. 81 9TH street northwest.