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"Alas poor Virgins knew him we'll
Horatio A fellow of infinite jest
And most excellent fancy."-HamIet
Now Thar HIS Hateful PRorH.

- -
ecies have proven 10 be simple chestnuts don't you
tink it's time To make life enjoyable possible by
providing yourself with of elegant falls Over
Coats. This chaDgeru weather tells mistak en-
tones that the possession OF one has become a
cessity.
EIGHT DOLLARS will procure a handsome
from u.s. made rom all wool cashmere. Ieriect fit
guaranteed every time
TEN DOLLARS will purchase of stylish
silA faced Meltons, perfect la and shape.
TWELVE DOLLARS will enable you 10 become the
owner OF o really fpe drab and slate colors,
silk-iaced. and otherwise trimmed handsomely.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS will secure lie. feet beauty.
made of imported Scotch Cheviot lined throughout
viii the finest Kind OF silk.
EIGHTEEN DOILARS by investing this amount
In a 1 all Overcoat (at our house. course you can
obtain a West of England Z assimere IN seal brown
color exquisitey trimmed. rich in effect and perfect
in shape.
We can't continue for lack Of space, tut We have
them at So ST. 90, S25 and $50. Mere words can't
describe these garments. but Wen be glad show
them TO any time, and thank you for looking them
over
IL you want anything in the Clothing line for man
boy, and the saving of money OF consequence
to YOU stand not upon the order of your coming but
come at once Ia
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
M. CORNER OF 5TH AID SIS
(ALL BLUE sIGNSD
ocl J. NJ GRADY. Managed.
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OH MY BACK, NY BACK.

Weak Back. Pain. Weakness and Inflammation OF
the Kidneys. Shooting Pans through tho Loins. HIP
and Side Pains, Lack of Strength and Activity ne
heved In one minute and speedily cured BY the
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PATRoNIzE uptown trade. Visit Washington
Cormerly Vienna) Optical Co., 14th ST., between
~ nd n
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original elegant and inllihle Antdote to pain
and Inflammation. At druggists 26c; i've for ~: or
postage tree. Of Potter Drug aud Chemical Co.. Boston
2aaA ooz
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THE SALE advertised 10 take place at No. All
IL street northwest on Thursday next has been
Withdrawn tor the present.
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For WALL PAPER and Window Shades go to
II. W. Henderson 4 Co., lib L st. NV. Latest
designs now arriving.
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MARRIAGE Liz
hs.s.n fx~s..asf nv

MARRIAGE LIcENsf;s-M Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk oi The co,IrI ~, f:s.r
W. Evans and Florence BOYD; LjeuIen:.sI
Frank Lee Denny, OF Indianapolis, Ind. aud
Juiia oranam Paimer; W. n. HungerIorei and
Bessie Jirdenston; Cnas. I'll. LINDSAY. oil .;cran-
Ton, Pa, ana Annie Nd. Tenney; Henry n shesid.
OF y. vernon, n H., anu henrietta j. Cnfistine:
4. Green and Naomi Berry, -''-'
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NARINrS ACADEMY
Nl Masonic Hail."

Cor. OF Stn ana Il SITS. NV.
Mr. Marini begs TO inform that he will leave Paris
SEPTEMBER 25TH, 10 receive Pupils and form hts
C.asses for the season iSSoS1. The regular opening
day will be on SATURDAY, OCT. I'D, at = pm, for
misses and masters. and nj = pm. for adults Ali
former pupils and friends are respectfully invited
attend the opening Gay. sei4-im
LANES CoRRIDON. PROFESSIONAL TUTOR
" sixteen years IN schools and colleges Exac1
scientific instruction given at schools and residences
IN Snorthhnd as written at the Capitol Book keep
ing Ladies' Angular Handwriting, popular style Tor
society correspondence in Europe and America Il.
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spencerlan system, Lettering. &c. Superb written
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College preparatory School. 1855 III s. a W. sel5lms
SSnn A SCHOOL YEAR-sI25 QUARTER
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miles from Philadelphia Fixed price covers every
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cldental EXPENSES No examination adm ssiOIi
Twelve experienced teachers all men. and all gradu
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choose the regular English. Scientific. business
lcal OF civil Engineering course. students fitted at
Media Academy nov in Harvard. Yale, Princeton
and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools. len
students sent To college In 1sS5 IS IA 1854 10 IN
1880, 40 in 1856 A graduating class every year IA
cal Laboratory, Gymnasium and Bail Ground. 1900
volumes added 10 Library In lSs Physical appara-
tus doubled IN 1ss3. Media has seven churches aud
temperance charter which prohibits & sale of all
Intoxicating drl k. FOR neS illustrated circular Rd
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sHORTLIDGE A. NJ, tHarvard t,raduatel, Media
Pa. Principal at Riggs House. TUESDAY, seIteulber
d 10 - pm uo-2m
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The Court in General Term.

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER AND JUDGES MERRICK
AND cox.
This court convened to-day for the October
term. The bonds OF John A. Moss, Alfred G..
Osborn and NJ. V. Buckley as justices of the
peace were approved. Also the bond of John
X. Dale, constable.
ana Chas. Curtin were appointed constables.
Z. b. Walker, OF Indiana. on motion of II. o.
Ciaughton; Assistant Attorney General How
ard, on motion OF MIR. Phillips, and f. D. Smi, II,
on motion of Mr.. Henkle, were admitted to the
bar OF this court,
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CABINET photos SIS per dozen; best quality.
Lardner, 81. Pa. avenue, over Eogt's.
GENUINE azilian pebble spectacles Hem piers
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BRIGHrwoop RAcEs.-Free day Thursday,
Oct 18th
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GaAsD FAL1 Orrsrse

GnAsD FAII OrErrSa
+ III III s. {! +: : :;
F. 4 . |. E.. | 4 &: e {. :
s14 SEVENTH STREET,
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNErs.
LADIES', MISSES AND cHILDRENs CLoAKs,
and all the
Latest and Richest Novelties in the Millinery Line
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
October 9th and 9Th.
OUR GREAT FALL OPENING
will be far beyond anything Of the kind ever seen
before as Mr. Il KING, who has Just returned
from Europe. exerted himself to his utmost while
In Paris and Berlin, sparing neither time nor ex-
pense to enable him to place before his patrons
An Unparalleled Feast Of Exclusive Fashions and
Styles for KINGS PALACE Only.
Our goods have been purchased for Cash Only. It
being our aim TO give our patrons the full benefit
Of the reduction in values, our prices will there
tore be down to bed rock. The array OF
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETs,
exclusively designed for US by the foremost Partisan
Artists Also, FEATHERS and FLOWERS UN-
TRIMMED HATS and many other Materials and
Novelties will leave nothing 70 be desired.
Among other Leading Departments our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
will be Grand Feature While In Berlin obtained
styles Exclusively for KINGS PALACE, and we
invite your special attention to
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLOAKs.
Our Reputation for LOW PRICES. STYLES and
FASHIONS. as well as for Extensiveness of Stock
and Leaders in the Millinery Trade will be more
than justified.
All are cordially invited to our GRAND OPENING
We tender our thanks for the generous support
and patronage extended Us in the past. and we
shall in the future strive to be worthy otIt
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For WALL PAPER and Windsor Shades go to
II. W. Henderson Il Co., lib + 81. II. W. Latest
designs now arriving.
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BASE BALL--The Nationals were defeated
oy the CHAMPION Chicago team ON Saturday
oy score oi . 10 4. The game was closely con-
tested and was exceedingly Interesting The
nome team could have won had they been
1o.e 10 MT the DaIi at the proper time. The
Yesterday: Al LoIisvilIe-Louisville, ); Baltl-
more, .. At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6: AIuIet-
tAns, 4. -
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kkAD the advertisement OF Kings Palace
~. s.tiAiineE5 ana Cloak opening, october 9th and
OIL, Tomorrow and NednesQay
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CHEESE IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.-GOttleib
Cheese, alias Frederick Cheese, the old man in
the chain gang who was struck on the head
with stone about week ago by Andrew
w nlte, colored, Is in IL critical condition and
Ills death is nOmentarily expected.
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Wear Auerbach's NaxOny Wool Knit
Jackets and you'll never catch cold. Depot,
7th and 81.
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SHEEP STEALER.-Generai Frye, a colored
boy. WAS before the Police Court Saturday
charged with stealing u sheep from Lewis a.
Means at the Queenstown drove yard. and was
sentenced to 80 days in Jail. An appeal was
noted.
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ACCUSED OF STEALING AN ACCORDION
ih3m9ei Johnson, colored, age Is, was arrested
,.sl FRIDAY night IN Biauensourg by Oiiicer
SAASruoer, oil that place, on "a charge oI stealing
S AZ aceofueon nom Miss Maggie Boyle, who
nVes on the Bladensburg road and he was
turned over To officer QuiHian, who broug ut
tne prisoner back to this city and locked him
4P al the siXta precinct Station Tor u hearing.
1Soay the prisoner. who appeared to- be simple
Ilihded, was sentenced py Judge smell 10 sixty
days IN Jail.
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OUR Stock of Neckwear embraces the latest
novelties In Tecks, Puffs ana four-in-hands.
Correct STYLE new silks and low prices francs,
corner 9Th and ID sts., the only strictly one-price
halter and lnrniSher In the citT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

Sacrifice Sale OF Sunday school and
Chapel Organs from $15 to $40, at q. L. Wild
& Bros, 100 eth St NV. q
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., GEORGETOWN
USiykRSfrY.-The tairiy-cighth sf.ssion ,t the
medical department, University Oh Georgetown
viii begin TINS evening in the new building re.
Gently erected by Lie university on Ill street
between 9th and 10 streets. the new buiiding
Is aha ornament To thai part OF Washington anu
the new term Is opening under most auspicious
circumstances.
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DUTCH BULBS AT AUCrToN.-Mr Downing
VIII receive IA "a lev days direct from Holland
valuable consignment OF Dutch butts OF the
garding date OF safe
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FINE FURNIruEE AT AUcftoS.--Messrs Dun
ss.1-sOh Bros, auctioDeer> sf.yertise an atlrac-
i've safe OF furniture at their rooms Tor to-
a-offo~, Oeicber 9th, at 10 a. m This sale
Soa.1.hs such goods ..s houseaeepers aud others
soe. Ale ioltton .. iot OF line furniture
MAAes this one Of the attractive sales OF Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

Gents Suits Cleaned, dissatisfaction
guaranteed atC.PUTsCHE's,l729 ", s3m
Pick wick Club whisky is the best
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kisCoE TO BE TRIED IN CHARLES Co Mn
Aue Moton hled by Bi>coe counsel Tor removal
"a MS trlsii ior TIE murder OF Capt. Dixon To-
soihe othei county WAS granted at LeoaardIown,
Nd, anu an ORDER Was signed by Judge Crane
olsecslus TIE removal to Charles county Id be
uie1 uGfihs the term OF cocrt beginning on the
t4lird AlDnGSy of November next Blsese who
mas Deeh SICK for several days, Is reported to &c
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Boys Are Proverbially Hard on Hats,
| but put one OF our Soc cloth hats on his head
and that boy will have to work very hard 10
| make an impression on it. Convince your.
self by calling at Franc's corner 7th and ID sts,
| the only strictly one-price halter and furnisher
| in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in h Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc.
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
Sweet MIX &C. per quart. Cream l5 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

RIBBONSl RIBBONsi
Our stock Of RIBBONS ofour own importation COM
prises the
LARGEST AND CHOICEST Sci ECTION
Ever offered here and they will be sold prices that
will insure y rapid sale.
SILK eros GRAIN. VELVET, PLUSH AND
FANCY RIBBONS.
Together with every other style the market produces
Save your money by buying at
KINGS PALACE
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DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.
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foh THE CHARLESTON SUFFERERs-TUE
S1Ak mas received 50 additional from the PEN
sion Once, making total OF Sl.5 collected by
dfs. A. NJ CoiburiI, oI the special examination
UNISON, ioI the relief OF The Charleston sul-
ferers. 49,
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Getting Points from American Yachts.
AN ENGLISHMAN'S SCHEME TO CAPTURE THE
:.

AN ENGLISiMANS SCHEME TO CAPTURE THE
AMERICAS CUP.
The Boston Herdtds London correspondent
cables the following: 1.-The fact has just come to
my knowledge that very wealthy amateur
yachtsman here has had an English naval ;lrchi-
tect OF reputation in America all through the
summer secretly examining the types and
models OF the best Yankee craft with view to
Dulldlug q yacht especially to contest for the
Americas cup next season. The new SlOop is
Intended 10 combine the best points of the
american and English models, but will be more
IKE the FORMER IN The main lines of her hull,
with much less orauyht than the cutter. This
mas oeen Kept very secret and still is not gener-
ANY known here, even among the friends Of the
protector vi the scheme, and 1t came out only
through an oiier TO bet made in one OF the cIuns
last night"
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HE WESTMINSTER Observation-Disclosures
presbyterian church, tin street southwest was
IeoPeheo yesterday morning after being closed
sometime Tor repairs. About two thousand
collars has been spent IN renovating and re-
uecorating the church, which now presents a
bittinger- yesterday preached an historical SER
mon, giving "A sketch OF tie church, and con-
deol.
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SUSPECTED OF RoBBING HIS ROOMMATE
Andrew BraxtOn was arrested by Detective Raft
yesterday on the change oi larceny OF So from
The trunk OF nls roommate, Charles Cole at 14U:s
b street. Some siIserpiated ware having oeen
traced to him the officers are trying 70 mud the
owners.
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The GOurtS.
IHV VOUFtS.
CRIMINAL. Con RT-fulfne lfnc ,.fLa,,.

CRIMINAL COURT-JudgeM acArth,:r
This court resumed its June term today,
The following pleaded not guilty: Emma Bins,
larceny; Frank brooks, assault with intent to
Xiii; Philip Stanton, assault and highway rob-
berry, Qw' Cases; Thomas l.. Swaggart, larceny
OF a horse and buggy; George Hawkins, house
breaking; james n. Leany, .,Ssault with intent
TO Kill; Ananias Gill, housebreaking; John SEQ
field, Thomas Merryman, enhancement; and
Budd Warner, housebreaking. In the case uf
Frank Wicks. assault with intent to kill, the
recOgnlZance Was forfeited,
POLICE COURr-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Nathaniel Wise, committing nuisance:
$40 or 30 days. John Conner and Robert F1tz.
S1ooons, tIespass; coilater.,ls forfeited Michael
Nolan and Edward Laiuont, indecent exposure;
coiaterals forfeited. stephen Anderson Pat
rick McGill, John II. Whtmore John Kerr
james Mcdonald and Frank Thomas, disorder.
~ Conduct; So collateral forfeited each.
Charles Batcheor, Edward johnson, john
Moran, Armstead Johnson and Tneophilus
Gonnathy, profanity; cOilaterals forfeited. Jane
Doison, throwing stones; $40 or 80 days.
William Common, Lewis Bell, Richard Neal.
Mary Norbeck and Charles Swayne, disorderly
conduct; So or 3 days each, Richard Murnhv
treSpaSs; SO Or l5 DAYS.
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4 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.


FACULTy-Rev. James A. Doonan. s. J., President
OF the University: thares W. Hoffman, LID Dean
of the Faculty and President Of the Moo, Court Hon
stephen j. Field. L. ID. associate Justice, L. -
supreme Court, Lecturer Constitutional law:
Hon William A, Richardson LIZ u. C,hef Justice.
Us Court Of Ilamsl, Lecturer statutory aud Adj
minstratiye Law and Legal Maxims lion N lillian
~ MeTrick. LII L. fJustce supreme Court District
OF Coiumbial. Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and
fquity jurisprudence; Martin r. Morris. Ii. H.. Lee
turer on Equiiy Pleading AID Practice. and the Law
OF iartnership Corporations and Admiralty: James
q. Payne. LII d.. Lecturer ihe ,d Real Estate
the Law of Evidence. and Criminal Law: Joseph j.
Darington, LII d., ectuTer on The Law of Personal
Propertv, Contracts and Negotiable Paper aud Tesa-
mentary Law: John w. Ross. LII d., Lecturer ON
Common Law Practice, Domestic Relat ions and the
sw OF 1orts, and Judge of the Moot Court; Samuel
M: leatinan. Esq-, Secretary and Treasurer.
Introductory Lecture by William NJ Merrick,
LII D. and announcements for the etsung at
the Law Building, corner 9th and streets north
west on EDNESDAf, october 9TH mt 6::iu pm. All
Interested are most cordially inyts to attend.
The secretary be The Law building
from 70 pm. daily for information, enrolment
etc.
obtained at bookstores of Morrison. Brad Adams or
Angiim. or on application u the undersigned.
sepyOs3W - NJ HtATMAN. Secretary
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FiREs.-About 10:l5 o'clock Saturday even
Ing Sprlnginan's ieed store, 18th and q streets,
was damaged by nrc-supposed to be tne work
o. an incendiary-to the extent OF $500 to
STOCK and 500 To the building. Yesterday a
IRE TOOK place in house ia l. street southeast.
owned by j. l.. Fowler, and occupied by E.liz,
Cant. Ii originated from u detective tue and
the damage was slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

RoBBERIEs REPORTED-Joseph f. Demar
Aus 9th street northwest, reports stolen from
his Office u shot gun anu pair vi pants value
$40 Charles Cole. 14U3 street, reports the
larceny Of 20. l.. Sergeant, 7Is ii street north
east, reports stolen %. Thomas Maioney re.
ports the larceny OI S5 worth OF cloihiag
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* K # III III s s'' s ssss
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EE e. 4 { 4 $ S'S En- e
+ I ~ 4 LII ~ 4 eSoSS EEEs ::

814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
OUR TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT.
Choice selections of Paris, London and Berlin HATS
and BONNETS for Ladies'. Misses and Children.
The display is too numerous to mention treat
Is In store for all who inspect Styles and
Fashions. Exclusively Designed and Imported for
KINGS PALACE
DEPARTMENT OF UNTRIaMED HATS AND
BONNETS,
comprising French and Wool FELT HATS and
BONNETSnot alone of our own Exclusive Styles,
but also representing Shapes OF every Leading
Manufacturer. both fo,eign and dom este. To
obtain STYLISH and Fashionable Hat or Bonnet
you must 60 to KINGS PALACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

For District Of Columbia Delaware and Mary
land, fair weather, variable winds, generally
southwesteriy, slightly warmer.
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BIRDS, WINGS. AND FANCY FEATHERS

BIRDS. WINGS AND FANCY FEATHERS
WINGS and BIRDS that will make the Ladies fly
into ecstacy. Beautiful and exquisite Birds and Wings
representing every zone, that are bound to charm
every Lady who sees them. Elegant FANCY
FEATHERS that will make Hats aud Bonnets look
extremely lovely, are to be found at
KINGS PALACE.
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Read Following wonderrul bargains

MOFe FOpuINF Than EVef.
Our Ladies' Common-sense and Opera Toe Kid
Button Shoes, at 1.57. Our Mems Congress
Cater, Bal and Button Shoes, at $1.49.
z. STRAsBURGER, 0O6 9TH st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
Aw SCHOOL q ,s The COLUMBIAN USS'
THE FACULTY.
JAMES wELLIHe. LID.
THE HON. WALTER & cox. LID,
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF srrREsr oocRr or THE
Professor o. TIE Law @ sss and rs1ssns Property.
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURy. Lid.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL THE UNITED
and Equity Presiding 81 the law OF Eyidenoe
and the law Of Partnership.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor OF Practice aud Judge OF Mos
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG LID.
SOMETIME AssocIarn JusrIcE OF THE SUPREME
Professor of CONSTITUTIONS Law
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LID,
SOLICITOR OF THE pEranTsrSr on STATE
ROBERT C FOX LID,
Treasurer
Law Lecture Hail of the Columbian University.
southeast corner OF 18th and III streets, WEB.
NJ. when the announcements tor the year viii he
,bs san rhs course Of ns raeon S he
Leei mo Courses IN al delartments
by the Faculty, will be accessible students
and win De used an the preparaton and argument Il
CASES in the School of Practice.
for catalogues. application he made 20 wm. III.
MORRISON. 40 fcunsA ave. aud lssl New Nork ave-;
Lowoefniiik d Co. 1s2a r NV; bitch, Fox n
B So, itS' fenna ave. or TO JAMES c WILL
lNti. Lib President. se2i-sm
IDRiNATE LESSONS IN ALI. GRAPHS oR
ssudy TO adults confidential: prepares college.
A nilapoiis West Point, AL examinations
seze w iNsIIrt TE Sw.oor. 18th aud X sts.nw
WANEKLN SEMINARY. 1900 X ST n w
on,n Boarding and Day school tor Young Iade.
cuiafs apply 10 seminary from IL a. m y m or
NJ RS. HARRIET MIIIs-VoCAI I.FSSoNs To
WI Ladies aud Gentlemen. AT home faiIy iron, a
To q. Lessons resumed October LIST. Resince asa .
Il 81. NV. sels-8m
NIcDoNALD-EI.LIS SCHOOL AND WEIIFSIEy
ANl PREPARATORY.
1895 18th ST., 1874 Massachusetts aud l623 \ St
Family and Day School for Dung Ladies aud Little
Girls MISS anna ELLIS, PRINCIPAL.
corps of teachers.
a special Herdc Is employed by the school for the
benefit OF pupils IN distant parts of the city. ses5-m
ENhIENps SELECT SCHOOL. lsll 81. \. W.
II AN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH sc.iooL FOR
BOTH SEXES.
tidc aud Classical The school Is supplied maps
charts, globes. weights and measures of Metfsc
system. reference looks and chemical aud ply
Number of students limited. Tuition. from $50 10
Slo4 year. including use of textbooks. students
received any time. send for catalogue or call nj
school between $50 and 4:;s0 p. m -
aus6-om THos. W. slDwELL Principal
INSTRUCTION ON THE
Il VIOLIN.
For terms apply TO H DoNCH. COS III st NV. or
principal music stores sel6s,m
lNRENCH KINDERGA RTEN AND PRIMARY
- English School for Children under years MA ID
AME CHENREMONT. reopens SEPT Mfli.R 30
l5o2 10Th St. betNeen p and q se2o-lms
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TIPS AND PLUMES
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Of TIPS and
PLUMES, ranging from 25 cents bunch upwards, in
all the Leading Shades and Colors, at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
Don't buy your Tips and Plumes before having seen
those at
KINGS PALACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04
LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGToN. ID. c.. Oct. A. 1886.
Indications for - Hours Commencing at ) p. m.
Ti-sffU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

SUDDEN Enthusiastically morning Bush
rod Poe, ageu % years, died suddenly at his
home 463 \ street southwest, and DIR. Holden
gave d certificate OF dealn from heart disease
The four months old child oi a. +. Eskite, No.
1IU6 sd street southwest, died ON the night OF
the LIST Inst. without medical attendance, aud
the coroner was Called on yesterday TO give u
certificate of death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-04

HE CUTS HIS THROAT, TURNS on THE GAS AND
CLASPS HIS LADY's PHOTOGRAPH TO HIS
BREAsT-wHATCAMENE NEAR BEING A TRAGEDY
on CAPITOL HILL.