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SPECIALTIES

DY ELECTRIC TkEA MENT 1 CAN SPEEDILY
ID cure any case Of rheumatism, Neuralga Cstarrh,
Asthma Insomnia, Paralysis Wei kness Lose of Man.
hood Structure, umur, fistus. St Situs' Dance Ep-
lspsy. Dyspepsia Faulty Circulation. Cold swesty
Feet Kidney Stomach Troubles. Nervous Affections
aud all Female Complaints Practice not conuned to
once DIX. l. ". HAYWARD, klectr1c Specialist,
1919 st. NV. ocl2-lm
ar MULLER. s2s 18th ST. NV, TREATS
~ all chronic affection Of the eye. ear. throat
txrrh. &C.
Once hours. 9-l2: rs. sunday from 10 to 2.
ocS- lms
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How CAs II BE DONE

A QUESTION. WE'RE ALWAYS ASK
ING OURSELVES QUESTIONS. THE SIN.
GLE MAN ASKS HIMSELF QUESTIONS
THAT AREN'T WORTH ANSWERING.
AND THE MARRIED MEN ASK THEM
SELVES QUESTIONS WHICH SEEM TO
BE UNANswERABLE BUT EVERY
THING THAT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE ISN'T
80. HARD TO DEMONSTRATE THAT
SOMETIMES. ISN'T TT THE "HOw.wE.
cAN-Do-IT" QUERY WHICH sTAREs
THE FAMILY MAN sQUARELY IN THE
FACE IS A REASONABLE INQUIRY.
MAYBE THERE AREN'T CHAIRS
- ENOUGH. OR BEDS ENOUGH; PERHAPS
AsTovE Is NEEDED OR A CARPET RE-
QUIREDi All! BUT OLD HoARY.
HEADED NECESSITY HAS PLAY. HIS
CARDS ARE COAL. WOOD. WINTER UN-
DERwEAR. ovERCoATa. AND HEAVY
SHOES. THESE ARE THE UNPoETICAL
MUSTS: AND HERE'S WHERE THE MAN
WITH A SMALL INCOME SHAKES HIS
HEAD AND SAYS:
"How CAN IT BE toNE." LET'S SEE
COAL. WOOD. UNDERWEAR. OVER
COATS AND SHOES - CAsHi YES.
MUSTN'T WE HAVE THEsEi CERTAIN.
LY: BUT HOW ABOUT THE CHAIRS.
BEDsTEADs. STOVE AND CARPETss
ARE THOSE NOT NEcEssARIEs. Toos
EQUALLY. MORE MONEY" you SAY,
land CAN'T SPARE IT." THAT'S
WHERE YOU'RE IN ERROR IF YOU'RE
EMPLOYMENT Is PERMANENT. YOUR
INTENTIONS STRAIGHTFORWARD.
AND YOUR WORD GOOD FOB ANY.
THING. WE'LL FIT YOU OUT WITH THE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS YOU REQUIRE AND
TAKE A GOOD BIG SLICE OF THE
VALUE IN YOUR PLEDGE 10 APRRx-
CIATE TIE ACCOMMODATION.
Hows THAT,
CAN'T YOU MAKE A pRoxus8 AND
Rack IT UPs
HOUSE HERMANN,
CASE AND CREDIT yuRxIxu13 AND
CARPET HOUSE.
GA AND cas- sEvxxrz STREET Nv.
AND sss xAsa Avsxux 4 v.
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The Rv,xhsess Artificial Ltrb,

The most brilliant ARTIFICIAL light that has ever
shone on the worid-that In the recently CON-
pleted St. GATHERINGS lighthouse, at the southern
most extremity OF the Isle OF Wight, which burns
with an Illuminating power OF over 1000. 600 can
dies, Is described at length In the London Ttmes
Previous 10 May 1 last, the light shown was only
Of 30 candles. The pleasant light Is flashed upon
The Sea, Ike some Titanic oullseye, for period OF
nve seconds AZ intervals Of thirty seconds. AMI
sends It's rays 70 enormous distance. II Ia curl
Gus 70 reflect that this mighty danger-sgnal Is the
direct ana leg innate descendant OF the beacon
the hilltop. and mas Its successive stages Of devei-
opment 10 the Cradle OF live Goals on the watch
tower. 1.-The tal0w candles, three 70 the pound, OF
Winstanleys Eddystone, the nat wick-lamp, ana
the comparatively recent products OF science In the
shape Of concenIric wick Lamps, and Enses and
paraooioadal renectorS We wonder to-day at such
achievements as the new ST. Catherines light.
Perhaps, however, our descendants will illuminate
the more freQuented sea-routes as we Light oui
sLeets-great ouoyS bearing powerful electric
lights upon them, might be sown broadcast round
The eoasls. with the electricity they need gen
Grated oy the action OF the tidcs-and will marvel
that re could nave oeen content TO let the grea,
saipe olunder on The rocks OF against each other
sor ne LACK o. % simple precaation.
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President 1nman. Of the Richmond Terminal On
says that the East Tennessee IL now neaotiasinS
fof the sale Of bonds 70 purchase steamers 10 ruS
between New Yofk and norfolk In opposisioa "a
r. uno ooasrolle0 ~ tAe Georgia Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

GOV. Gordon and ex-Gov. Bullock cnoss .,a.. ..
spelling match IN Atlanta, Ga, last nivhs -.
The beneht q the yellow fever sui1ererl xhout
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nude and his vile were found 10 rhear rs.adence An
Havana yesterday morning, brutality Murdered.
Tue bodies we're horribly hacked with q hafchec
Sanudo and wue were very old and very r1ch.
son-in.law and . servant have been arrested on
Suaplc1Qn. -
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Deeds In fee have been nled as follows.
r Young 70 W. J. Donovan, sub 4, So 3O5; s., 500
4. Thompson 10 c. G. Morgan ct al, lots "a and So
HIS add 70 West Washington; s.. Annie Peake
70 George Perrot, pit II, 50. s76 81 $50. Rosalin
b. Bradford 70 John Judge PIT. Turnkey Thicket;
800 K Z Sinclair 10 Mary V. johnson, pt. SUD
SO, So 134 81, 500. W. l. Boswell TO w. c. Kicks,
sub G, So se4; s.. b. A. Clark 10 julia A. Jacobs.
pt II, 81. 50; 81. $40 J. H. Roberts TO W. Mayse
sub 1o3 So $40; 800 r. Goldschmld 10 sarah A
Kennedy, pt. SUD 80, So 5o7; 1850. Retta G..
Williamson 70 julius Lansourgh, lot 10, 50.
rs; t1,Z199 s. Same TO Mark j. Foley, lots 3
and IA do; S2.e46.Ss. Georglne Thomas 70
q K Newman, SUP 20, So "a: $500 c. r.
Newman 10 henrietta COwperlhwaite, sam
property; $500. Catherine c. McAvoy TO L.
jackson, lot "a So "a; s.. Wilson and Mat
lngly, trustees, 10 Y r. Lewis, lot IL block 2
Trinidad; ss366o. z Z. White. assignee, 10 c.
Carlisle ct al, lot 3 81. 400; g. Jno. Patch &c al
10 same; same property;t-. {. A. McEuen TO j. IA.
Dade, lots Al and AZ, block 5, section g. Buryile;
$50. Leighton and P.,iro, trustees, 10 susanna Z
Dunn. lot 1, block IL, Brookland; 300. Geo. A
Hawkins 70 Annie X sprague, =, 81. PA; g..
Heirs OF W. c. Orme 70 4. d. Ornne, trustee lot l.
z, and "a So 77U: g.
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL
MAD. T. ARDENNE THE CELEBRATED PALM
WI ist and Csirvoysnt. can s1ve you your exact lie
chart and to her sitters their nAmes IN full lelis
how the affection OF husband rnd lover ana he
to win the one YOU love. All business confidential
Ill2 q 81 nv Come and be convinced. sslz-2ms
MASSAGE. MAGNETIC,
aud DIET CURE TREATMENT.
I3ls Indiana avenue oc11-3ts
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Nl LIFE. All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladies' and sen-
tlemen 90 cents each 4oS street. betwesu Atm aud
5lh streets northwest se2&-4ws
WALKING MADE EASY: HANDS EEAUIIFIED
w Boston Chiropodists Boston prices, 1t \. kESI-
feet skilfully treated. Ldy and gent. ope
always la attendance Msnicurinx Use satisfaction
Guaranteed se21-3ln
DkOF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
IL vvyant. Astroloeer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil. Livery hidden mystery
revealed Receivers lost or stolen property. binds
BRINGS separated together. Oives
inauencea Cures sickness. DISAPPOINTED by efforts
other judge not all ALIKE. the frofessor
vince the ost skepucsl strsuxers froll other
with save time and disappointment by calling the
only genuine cisrvoyant IN this city, he succeed
where all other. fail and adv only what can
do Sittings. SOC. lIe-readIns BY usil receipt
81 Name lock OF hair, date OF birth hours u b.
Open sundays from 70 y. m
sel-2ul' H2l 9th IT. NV
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Philadelphia Special to the New York World Oct TO-
President Jas. Campbell, OF the WindOw-G Glass
WORKERS. was seen here to-day By . World CORE
'pondent, and on being questioned concerning the
statement published yesterday that there was a
conspiracy on foot to overthrow Nj. Powderly,
said:
There Is not shadow of truth in the report
nave always been q stanch supporter OF Pow
iery ana consider him the most ntung man In
the oruer Tor the position ne hoidA II Powderiy
iesres denomination. ne will get Il. There Is a
slghI dinefence Of opinion between Ltchman
md rowoerly, out speak from positive kn0wl-
dye In saying that Litcnman would not counUe-
nance any scheme 70 overthrow the present head
VI the order. should L 1tchnan attend the next
9enera Assembly ne will not be q candidate: but
ROBERT u Layton may run for the once OF general
secretary. You can write me down As SAYING
tnat the individual who circulated thu absurd
tory OF plotting against 7. " PoWderiy has Told
deliberate and unqualified falsehoodS
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A CREDITABLE VICTORY.
The SENATOR Defeat the Wolverines
Other Games Yesterday.

TIE Senators defeated the Detroits yesterday by
the score OF to 5. Keefe and Mack, and Conway
and Wells were the batteries. The game opened In
very lively manner, the Statesmen making 4 and
the champions runs In the first INNING but from
that point the play was close and interesting The
home team obtained their runs by Hoy's two
Dagger, singles by Myers and Daily, Sweenys
sacrifice, ROwe's and Whites fumblss aud VIII
mot's base running. The champions went one
better In their half. Fuller threw wildly to
OBrien, giving Hanlon his base. Then Brouthers
and White hit safely, and a base on balls and
Ncnolsons three base hit did the business Nichol-
son scoring on Campau's single. This exhibition
Of smuggling made the few spectators fear that the
they did on one occasion last year. But he steadied
himself after the FIRST inning, and the visitors
rest Of the game. Tue senators tied the score ore
In the sixth, Mack was hit by the ball
and stole second. scoring on Keefe's two-base hit.
won. Daily hit safely and took second on passed
ball Nicholson then helped the thing along by
scoring the winning run, sweeny taking second.
ieft-nelder kindly mu1ed, sweeny going TO third
Ion, who fumbled and Sweeny scored. The game
was called In the eighth inning Washington
made ~ nits and errors, and Detroit hits and
New York generously demolished the Hoosiers
Is 70 o. George and Murphy and Shreve and N.Y.
and errors. and Indianapolis hits and errors
Boston took two games from Pfttsbury. The
first one resulted 8 70 0. The batteries were N ad-
den and Kelly and Calvin and Miller Boston
made II hits and errors, and PIttsOurg hits and
errors The second score was 4 10 l. Boston
making hits and error, and Pirtsburg hit and
L error. Radoourne and Kelly and StaIey ana
Fields were the batteries.
Philadelphia took game from Chicago TO g.
Inc batteries were Sanders and Clements and
Tvner and Farrell The Phillies made IL hiJs and
= errors, and Anson's men 8 ATS and errors
Baltimore, q: Cleveland, 4. Brooklyn, 8; Ath-
letic, q Louisville, 3; ST. Louis, 2.
Yesterdays victory gives the Senators a chance
Just chance, for seventh place. Should the home
team win both OF the remaining games while In
ulanapols loss both, the Statesmen will lead tine
boosters by I'VE points, or one-nalf OF 1 per cent
saould Indianapolis not play and the senators win
Dctn games the two teams Will be tied. In any
case the Statesmen mus win all the games
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LADIES GOODS

SUPERfLUoUs HAIR DESTROYER Ir.y~a
me trsce ny my elc;rie neile process endor,sd os
every yrominent phys Ten yesr,' pr.rs ,, 80,
CITY. kectrsczl treatment for l.aies md rhsir. '
oclo-lms Mis-. DIX. GAbilkI- it.si a ~ n
LrOR TIKI LADIEs-sEAI GAnNFNTs AZ TVpTTT
paired hkS X N SySSss !"
oc5-lm. l2ol Pennsyivsnis ave, Dssi. susls,nr.
II LILY DRESS sHIELps ARE THE BksT MANI
IL featured By thr Brooklyn shield Co Brooki,n \
\. sod By AL leading dry -sVods horsss . t1s,,st
StsteA oc4tofebl
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS,
DIVORCES A SPECIALLY BY LAWYER OF
III Any years expe in this city Consultation
lly confidential with charge. Low charges
to deserving poor. Address ATTORNEY z stsr oiioe.
oc1l-6t'
1OHN AMBLER SMITH,
81 COUNSELOR AT LAW
629 st NV, practices before courts Of d. C., Va.
Md and NY. se19-l
OAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law, barbour Law Building, $50 Louisisna
avenue Msshinxton u u hesiasncs. lxlS &c
u ". uZ5
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from the Ladys Pictorial
Hwili. perhaps. bs hardly credited that ar San
sebastian bull nyhts are arranged between child
t0readors Of twelve. fourteen and nfteen yearu o,d
and bulls Of two year1 These ANAL spaniards.
dressed In picturesque costumes, brave death for
the snks Of furnishing The crowds with an omusss,
ment, and actually prefer the dangerous Iife aud
Applause they receive 20 working &C any trade or
going 70 school, II Is sdckening spectacle WIT
neooed ~ Thousands OF all nartonS: Indeed there
are fAr more Preach and English present &C ~
chtidrenb bull nghts than there are spaniarda
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
" Tho oldest E.,ahli.h he'd and Only Rslisbss Ladies'
can be consulted dsay &o4 a. between <s and sta
lrOmpt treatment COrr.lOnasnes and eorsult.-
d. 11oNs f 81 PER BOX.
..oe.h NAL to any sadrsss on rscsipt q prse
bb s.. y Gs.sS sSnast
RsJss 3 &c.: %H; !Soi - u: WA: :s:s:s
H Z M Lk sLnN yoNTkApIyIED LHA.
SS say.f IN ~; i 80 Ss yss can
'.a,s.. %a.rsd or susls. f0rS ysass' sspsrasnos.
- .. ss sSi I ls os' SSSS .:S%f
II kAD AID BIZ WIBE-DR BnoTHERs, v0s 81.
IN. sRpesssd bsiors me and nscs e:sh th.t ns.
p nsI .S1 iu,s.ss Sssssps . p sS.:s.. sss.sis.r
ssssS:d 80 =: ~ w. s:sSs. Ne - IL % ~
bss q caum1s q: sc; 8 Z. sss sss i iss K ~
nR MOTIFS IEENc1,, fSwPEks ARE rHL
shSost ns.s q skiS oybl.s urinary dsssasss esrsi
s' Sclvss < so p ss. .....
psturni eakusnA . Of v1a1y. nervous debliey &C.
Pas "a ssi z NJ: Ss 3 e. sss e s: ~
THE TRADES.
SsY1@1ITY - 6ooT1I1Di10.-RzEPTE,s AN
S-G0tuET ks9asaDs bg9kd toe % snd 76 Guns -
fLl Il(211 "a AUkhA <sosnnlx.hoa loASL lOi-
Z. xAxxRR SOFA 20 .aorH grRxkx \.
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY,

OLAN l. I'D L II L.
nR. R. j. HIATT, DkNTIsT. ST. CLOUD
~ building. cor. 9th and sts-, Room a., e.
tracts Teeth without pain, With serstsd hypnotic.
which Is sale. pleasant and efectuaL se22-3w.
1rAEE DkNTAL INFIhMAkY! TEETH FILLED
II aud Artificial Teeth inserted without Charge eK-
cept cost Of mate ia at lt2o stnw Dental Depart
ment of Columbian University, from u PIN dali y,
except SUNDAY TX ractiop free innrmary open from
October LIST ~ june Both se2o-2n
nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST. 9TH ST. COR
~ per L NV. Gold AID Al.alsana iliilss sspeciA-
~. lam prevented N extracting " sppllcsuopto
gums; scllnS teeth srunciA tseth insorts1
mL2s
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
sttf f2Slss 8 ss ssB sss.x MERCHANTS
JARVIS BurLkk II CHANCE
REASONABLE FEIcEs EASY TERMS
and S.5
S n. They ARE N sys5y reS the best thai
sbiiity. Pianos for rent SANDERS q siAlMAS.
EVERYBODY KNOWS THEM Many of the great
FIASUs More WISEk PnAN"s %sae a snf .od now
than ever before. Better than sysr h.nSs for rent
NDhNS as4 49, 4. n !.
THIS is INTERESTING Too.-The IF s. HER"
the $ Of tn
FISCHER uormerly Nunns Slsrsl At that time Dur
THEE THOUSAND taoOo, OF THEM
SPEAK q the mers Of The WEE dc s nSs
hesitate TO pronounce 1t THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
SANDERS 4 sTAYMAN,
rs ssM Charles !; 81 81, s.ia%sSs, Nd u -
l2l7 Main St. Richmond. Va
THE EsTEY PIANO Like the grand old Estey
tor rent.
SANDERS q sTAYMAN.
s34 ST., n ".
1T Is NOT CoNUNDRUM l-Why are the Estey
organs universally preferred by OrEanist- and Musl
Clans! The answer readily: IL because they
PUREsT AND SWEETEST TONE
GREATEST POWER,
SkEAIEsL VARIETY OF EFFECTS.
BEST MECHANICAL FACILITIES.
Beautiful new styles, moderate prices aud easy
terms.
SANDERS q sTArMAN.
ocl-3m e34 st, u. W.
HALLET DAVIS PIANO ROOMS ARE NOW
III open tor Fall Trade Choice lot of Pianos for sale
rent special sales 10 make changes by october l.
Bargains. h. l. suMNEh- oll 9th ST. NV. se1 ON
HNHE SUPERIOR -KRAKAUE PIANOS Bur,
Il dette Organs aud the "P,ase' Pianos
u. II. KUHN, General Agent.
se15-6m 40s 10th St NV
kNABR PIANOS
UNkQUALED IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
Special attention of purchases 10 invited 70 our
New Artistic styles" finished in designs of
hIGHEsr DECORATIVE Art.
SECONDHAND PIANOs hne assortment Of
prominent makes 1t al prices. PIANOS tOR KENT.
MA kNABE q CO.
my1 Sl7 Market space
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those you loves DO You want to understand the most
e ~. ss ana
disx.ns y NJ wf.0H psden s''a'' ~ ..ssi7
TIE PEEKsKILL MILF ARY AcADEMY. PEEKs-
~. JOIN IN Hi Tib sses 4 80
sS Chm T1 Z AND Rs
ssssi:E
2Ec: PER LEssoN-pIANo LEssoNs BY An
s K eaa 81.
MR HENRY 1ANDER
All Teacher Of Piano and Theory.
Studio: S26 18th ct NV. oc6-lms
TIE c9LTMBI IAiod TSIy.SsIIyTHE C9Eco
Which meet in the evening are open 70 both For
s
sns
homelte. and Christian Superior fscllities in music
Oc3-eolst REV. WM. Q. BOWEN, A. NJ, Prest
s.sss Xss Y sSsHsb AMP Tr Ss
On 81 IT'D 10! ssrd dr
! WASHINGTON CoNsEKvATORY OF MUSIC ST.
w Cloud Building, 9th and q SITS Twentieth year.
sd saO psscs Se.n''
HERNAN RAKEMANN.
IL TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN.
oc3-2w' Residence. 1907 9Th ct. NV
FSk HRpiE N0 HNb CLASS
p,s Il EPpp1ss Circle
MI MbNSss AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MARTYNs GoMMERcIAI COLLEGE, AMP
cts sad s,S s
COLLEGE in
i;SP S:s:s:ss: L 5RSSS
Principal. ocl
nRAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY MISS
is..ons TAYLOR Lssms SS S sr month three
day sl.50 per month. Studio 49, II st ". ocl-im.
(NAPITOL HILL KINDERoARTEN, % Sd ST s
.pb SSe SPsDi S
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD: HIGHT
board IN eu5
versity Or the Military or Naval schools Of the Gov
A zSR RHs gHEEE RaSAsFH1sFs OF
R.su,,- Clinic, =, ,S GLt FSIsSns0. Houn,,. Will h
sunday s sy ,fsrnSon At O'Clock be-
IS = Fyoi
oSsietriesI For SEM students WIN be held rssu.
larry under the SUPERVISION # Prot; Puryis: 4
The D. Di b. sh hss clinic will be held daily from IL
suTss.ll elais. win Be held sunday morning. for
pital by Prof. keyburn
the Sc HeTs sss
thursday. and Saturday evenings from . to 3 p IN
ssas,, afternoon q q
TIM, TAsHINdT9N SCHOOL OF FINE ART
a4.soa e M
w Ms. s v. Kelly London Med.li.p Principal.
To accommodate the numerous pupils attending this
Nj. E DAIsH' SCHOOL OF r1ocur1ox.
ssis: In --s y. 0..Nl - 1886 18th st NV
SMooL AND ~ KI1N ;aII NAB n "a "a
@ Sept
Teachers Training Clsss Oct la se15-lm.
VOICE CULTURE
NINE. J. EsPUTA DAILY.
se29-2w. 9l2 New York ave. NV.
EMERsossl 81 IESss tS 7. 5.s and s..
Select Classical and M.ths%stic.l school for Young
Begins its 'A'-''1: $i ~ MONDAY srrrrn.
Prepares for Harysrd. Yale. Princeton Johns Hop
Scientific Scnools U e. Military and Naval Academiea
and for business. For par culars address
se29-6m CHAS. b. YOUNG. Principal
MT. VERNON SEMINARY.
HOO. 1l04. HOG. 11l6 NJ Ct and llos 1lthst
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Fourteenth year opens WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Sd
for reception Of boarding pupils: THURSDAY OCTO-
Der 4th- tor reception Of day pupila
AL applications for admission to the day scbool
should DO made prior to October lst
se5-2m Mrs. Z J. sOMERs, Principal
T1HE McDoNALD-ELLIs SCHOOL, 1905 18th
u st. l62l Mas ave. and 1929 \ st Lpsish and
little girls sixth year begins september 20, 1883.
For informstion address the Principal,
se22-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS
M ISIS J. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
Wx 1910 St ".
special attention given TO beginner
Terms moderate. se2Z.1ms
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Il b. LttktI \ CO.
e. 0orlnerly with i. Henson Hiss 1 Ooh
WALL PAPERS,
We have Just received q large consignment Of new
~ ring PATTERNS We are selling all l5c. white Back
lapers % yards long) for loo per piece Gilt Papers
from sc. 70 80. Embossed Git $50. IA All
nork guaranteed nrst-cisss krssco fsintns and
j. LEPREUx & BRO. sos st.w
9TH street pass the door myl
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womans iifs u made up Of little tnines-amops
oho0 nttie oahnsa.-Tbtede 0Jods.
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EDUCATIONAL
DRoF. RUDoL1 ROWE,
= TEACHER OF VIOLIN.
H1ss sssu1r~a "a n q Hxsif. ~ M.

n,
Has removed to 1913 wallach Place. oc11-1m.
y ~ Dosy vim r-sum. her c.,isshsnse eia.sss 1t
ss4ns ssaa. s s is:s.'' October ia Ios
sxA
sns 81 o s ~ sSa
nog.phy, By NJ. Z. 7; Hanna: hshtline sSorthsnd,
S;iiss !; n ~: Ss;sa.: VIZ :
~ 90. n.%sei.si aS in H sSs %ss's ~
Gn y emit: r. ~ q above classes and the
Ms..rs: Hanna and P.rtmsn have each esablished
ocl0-1t8eo3t. Apply st 1409 New York sva
nRAwINe AND PAINTiNa.-LAwYEas, DOC.
DO nos 0isa S.S you SeuS sisseS ss.is, Be-
d naa 1S h
to write because t i useful in every profe:son! Il is
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2Ec PER LEssoN-PIANo LESSONS RY An
~ experienced lady teacher. Will visit homes.
special attention to begnners and pupiis advanced
Best refe encss. Address MUSICIAN. Star once.
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Tess special from Boston last night, says: NJ
NJ. Cunnin went down In his pocket again to-day
ano again showed his belief in Cieyeland,s success
oy backing him 10 the extent OF 81 900 against
500. He and Broker Robert L. Ide were discuss
ing the situation, and Cunnin gave odds OF $500 TO
s4oO. lde at once took the DeL Then Cunnin
wanted 10 double the amount, and Ide produced
the cash without hesitation Bill uilJle OF Ros
ton, and Frank Mexican, OF Nassau, n Il. once
the Candidate for governor OF New Hampxhire On
tne democratic side, have an even bet u x5OO ON
the general result, Whittle taking the Harrison
end. Broker Stratton and Len LtIleton today
placed In '.ShOrty" McCat5s hands 81 600 each on
tne general result stratton holding up cleveland S
chances. Chauncey Jicobs, the weil-known COL
Bred sporting man, wants 10 back Harrison Io the
extent OF 81, 900, follows: $500 even on his sue,
less 10 Inuiana, 600 on Connecticut 500 on New
York and 400 Gu the general result" Ned Nc.
avery has offered 70 take the bet On Indiana and
ON the general result, but ne Is not so sure OF
Eleveands success Ia New York and ConnecIicut.
henry COOK, OF the Police Netcs, has 81 600 Har.
tlson money ana Is looking for some Cleyeiaad
casn. Not nndlng IL In the Hub, he has wiz ed
TRENDS In New York TO Lace II Tor him. Dr. Ord.
ways oilers OF Harrison money have not yet been
snapped up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS o,
MI HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
CLINICS

M EST END ART SCHOOL.
w Miss 8. W. KELLY London Medalistl Principal,
1880 18th ST. NV.
To accommodate the numerous pupils attending this
school second studio has Teen opened at l22 9Th
st. where the principal attends three times per week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

DAUL MIERSCH,
1919 Rhode Island ave.
Instructions given Nioloncello and Piano Must.
cal Theory thoroughly taught. sel4- lms
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

Manufacture OF SteamengiceS,
Boilers. Pumps and al kinds CT
mill gearing. Architectural lrCn
q speciality. Iron and Grass cast
ilCS made TO order. Estimate
made On all class OF work and
orders promptly attended 70.