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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

The st. Petersburgh correspondent OF the
London Standard writes To that journal on
June 18th as follows - | see that the Iii as
ter which has destroyed the town of Mors-
chansk has been noticed ia your kilograms
The fire began about O'Clock in the after
noon in ore of the faubOurgs at a distance
OF nearly half mile from the town proper
and within few hours the whole town, over
an extent OF five verstS. was the prey OF the
names. violent wind drove the flames in
AL directions. causing them to oVeTeap all
ne open squares, and even the river. As the
fire grew the wind became tempest and
enormous plankS and sheets OF iron, torn
from the falling houses. were hurled as
nigh as the second story OF houses still
standing. Cases Of gOoiS allowed TO
hoat along the river were burned on the
water. Some OF the papers OF the public
offices have been found at "a distance of
sixty versts from the town. and the glow of
the hre lighted up the horizon 10 a distance
or tinety versts. The fire spared about a
hundred wooden houses at one end of the
town, but of the brick buildings hardly Ten
nave escaped All the public eiificeS. with
The exception of the school and several
churches, have been DESTROYED The destruc-
tlon oi property has been entire MANY of
The inhabitants trusted to cellars and vaults
tut they nearly all fell in. As the fire
spread, furniture and other effects were re-
moved To gardens and other open spaces. hat
IN vain; the flames soon reached them and
reduced all 10 ashes. Only one of the corn
uepoiS was saved. 1t is calculated that aa1
buildings have been burned and that the
loss cannot he less than 5.OGO,O0O roubles
ABOUT geo lives were lost, and sew
eral thousand persons were wounded
Succor, in the shape of provisions, clothes
aud money. was Instantly Forwarded from
Iambon, Riezan, and other places To the
unfortunate citizens of MorSchanSk liter
ally wandering about the woods or shelter
ing under carts. having lost everything. and
the number of the HON eleSS and destitute
exceeded 10000. Three days after the fire the
corporation OF the town petitiOned the gov
ernment for loan of 1000 eco rouhIeS to ~
redeemed In thirty years. The official reDOrt
concludes with saying that the inha bitaut.
support the disaster which has overtaken
them with exemplary patience, and II / sap
parent that the town has already emerged
from the chaotic state i'm which il was at FIRST
necessarily plunged. The fate OF MorSchanSk
may be the tate of almost any other Russ ian
Town at any moment. 1t is indeed high time
mat The fearful ravageS which fire Annually
makes III Russia were arrested. or at lea Il
lhat an energetic effort were made TO STAY
the evil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

NEW YORK, July 19.-The booksellers Ex-
change and clearing house or book fair was
opened this morning. Among the publish
ers and manufacturing houses represented
are II from Philadelphia and Que from
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

HENRY WARD BEECHER and Mrs. Reecbar
returned from Peekskill on Thursday alter
noon TO their residence on Columbia Heights
10 prepare for their annual visit TO the White
Mountains. They spent yesterday In pack
Ing up and In recei wing numerous VISITORS
" T. Herold 11th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-A violent rain
and thunder storm passed over the sections
OF country east and northwest OF Toronto
Canada, on Friday. At Belleville a man and
a boy were struck by lightning the man he
ing instantly killei. At Harriston a steam
planning mill and cabinet factory were
struck by lightning and both burned to the
ground.
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Panic ina Factory.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July l9.-Quite a
panic was caused ut Granite Mill No. this
morning, by fire starting from an overheate,i
bearing. The help rushed out and one girl
bad leg broken. The damage was slight
and work was soon resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

The MARRIA GE QUANDARY.-A singular
divorce case has just occurred IN New
Hampshire. George W. Davis. al Lowell.
married Lucy A. Davis. Of Nashua. y n
al tie same time informing her that q, hal
beeh divorced from a previous wife. Dis
covering, subsequently, t.at his former wife.
ana not he. had secured tine divorce. Sha
commenced suit Ia free herself from the
marriage tie, and IL was held bv Judge stan
ley, az HillSboroUgh, y. H.. thar. AZ Davis
had obtained % divorce, De coult not legal
~ romarry. He held, in Other words that
although Davis wife got "A divorce from him
IN Massachusetts, Davis himself was not
rendered thereby single man IN the ewes OF
ne law. ana had no right 10 wed. Raj ,ae
divorce occurred Ia Ncv Hampshire he
might have married again. but NaSSachu-
Setts only comedies The right under special
possession. New York stat and other states
grant divorces under similar restrictions;
but As many OF the states refuse 10 admit
mat Oily ore party To "A marriage contract
can be div Orcod, IL becomes an awkward
question. As 10 woman can De the wife of
Two nus oato> At orce. her divorce llbeiates
her o. n plctely; hat II She Is 10 longer his
vile how can be be her hl-haLi2 Common
sense declines IL see Its cIearfreSS OF such
wisdom. New jersey denies rs validity.
ana marrleS OF tho complaining halves.
without fear or cOwpuUcfiog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

SOMETHING OF A WHALE.-A whale.
supposed to be the one which came In con,
tact WIN the steamer Scythia, off Roche's
Point, in the Irish channel, by which thar
vessel lost part OF her propeller and was
otherwise damaged, was lowed into queens
town ON Saturday. 1t measured nfty-f four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

A TEXAS editor says:-"Fair lady, In your
f1ne frame hath love no seat? Ii the quick
fre OF youth light not your mind you are no
maiden, but a monument" In the course
of next fall or winter this same Texas editor.
who now thinks the quick fire of YOUTH ~,
necessary 10 female welfare, will be publish
ing lone More Unfortunate" and aThe Beau
uful SNOW" II he knows any young women
VINO are monuments. the best thing he can
do is 10 keep quiet and let them stay so.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-Fire at Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, yesterday, destroyed the FUR
niture warehouse of NOakley, Gage & Co.
Loss SAC, COO uninsured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

THE LOUISVILLE DEFALcArIoN-Reye
nue. officials have been closely at work in
the collectors ONCE in Louisville, examin-
ing into the late defalcation. The amount
will be larger than at first supposed, proba-
bly, not less than SO, ZOO. Evidence OF Jack
SONS death hY suicide il accumnlafinp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

IKE SHOOTING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 ram the rifle contest for the American
cup az Wimbledon, Saturday, was post
loned ull Wednesday. In the shooting for
ne 81 Leger sweepstakes Fulton of the
american team, and Rigby Of the Irish team
day. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

GEN. WADDY THOMPSON, who has fisurei
so extensively in the Missouri courts in
ha beas corpus cases, has arrived al Memphis.
Tenn, in the custody of a sheriff, to answer
charges of hOrse-stealing, larceny and per
Jury. The charges grew out of litigation, In
The course of which Thompson took posses
sion OF certain property in Memphis belong
ing to his mother in-law, for whom he
claimed to be acting.
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A Wife Murdered with an Ave.

BANGOR, Me, July l9.-GeOrge Medway
living at NJ edway, sixty miles from here
after endeavOring TO induce his wife 10 live
with him, KILLED her with an axe
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Iate feVenue Agent.
St Louis, July IS, ISIS.

TIE NEW ORLEANS REG ATrA.-The fol-
lowing shows the rating of crews of boats
entered for the New Orleans regatta to-day
IN pools sold on Saturday night: Four-oare red
shell-Ctarleston,7 Z; Riversides, 4; Orleans.
3H; ST: John, 2; Howard. Hope and Pelican,
~. Four Dared gig-St. John, 10; Howard,
{; Orleans, 8; Riversides. 4; Hope and South
ern, 5. FOur-oared barge-Orleans, 6; St.
John. 81; Howard, 2k. Single scull she'll
Charleston, 6; ST. John, 3 Southern, 4; Or
leans g.
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- An American has started q loo &c of the
Sons OF Malta i'm Japan.
eight years old, got drunk together in Hart
ford, Conn, the other day.
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Close Election inn

EERLIN, July 19.-ApProximate returns of
the Bavarian elections indicate that the
electoral College will consist OF - liberals
and 20 ultramOntanes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

hKArTNG OF THE PHILADELPHIA CEN
TENNIAL.-At the annual dinner of the Cob
den Club I'm London Mr.. Nathan appleton,
of Boston, In a speech referred To the Phila-
delVhis centennial. and said that he thought
Europeans mistook its nearing, which prfn-
cipaily was unison between the northern and
sou theTn states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

w HITE MAN " HIPPED. = The Rich-
mond (Na.l Dispatch says: Frank Lar
mand, white thief. received thirty flashes
on his bare back, by sentence OF a court, $50
O'Clock ON Monday morning last. This is I'm
ADDITION TO twelve months Imprisonment
The instrument used was a leather strap be-
tween one and one and q half inches wide
Mr.. Cummings gave the culprit nine lashes
and then turned over the strap to Mr.. Briggs,
who inflicted fifteen lashes, and then allowed
MI Cummings TO conclude the sentence
with six more. Larmand stood the punish
ment as well as could be expected under the
circumstances, and, tho ugh he had some
experience in the same line while serving
out term in the penitentiary is averse to a
repetitiOn oft"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

n BRITISH SCHOONER CHASED BY
SPANISH MANOR Wharf.-The Spanish man.
Of-war Churruca chased a British schooner
into LarbOr OF Hayti, and the Haytlen au-
IhOrltles found a contraband cargo on her
The British consul, II Is reported. is making
an examination. The Insurgents u Cuba
have captured two forts near, Bar.,coa, to-
Refher with their garrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

IMPORTANT II TRUE.-A physician In
Laramie, wyoming, states that he has lust
olscharged case OF confuent smallpox,
without pit, and he gives the remely he
he used. be painted the face OF his patient
with oollodion and ivory black, applied as
oiten as necessary, 20 keep up q complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

GEN. NAMES CAsE.-In The case of Gen.
W. Ii Mank, who was formerly I'm the secret
service, and who was cOuvicted under seq
ton or 6,i3l Of the Unitei States Revised
states. OF keeping in his possession counter
felt fractional currency, his counsel. ex-
Gays ago i'm arrest OF judgment. on the ground
mat, as IL was proved by the witnesses for
The prosecution that the only thing done by
the defendant with the counterfeit money
was 10 sell IL To a friend OF one Congdon, a
counterfeiter, for the purpose of having IL
destroyed as evidence against said COngdon.
no" intent to defraud" by circulating IL was
shown, and that an Intent To defrant,i was
a necessary ingredient OF the crime Yester-
day morning Judge Benedict directed a re-
argument before three JUICES on the ground
that The points raised by DEFENDANTS counsel
We're important and novel.-N T. Times I7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSrpPI-
Capt. Fads, wnO has in charge the c0nStruc-
ton OF the jetties at the mouth OF the Missis-
sIppi, was I'm Washington recently, and re-
ports that he !aS now 400 men cmplOyed on
the work, which has been projected over
@t01 feet toward deep water. The present
depth OF wafer Is eight feet, and the work is
Progressing at the rate of nearly 30 feet a
day. The working force will soon be in
creased. aud Capt. Eads expects in year
10 have channel deep enough for the largest
vessels
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
900. 1fO -: Customs. SSI4 .IG5. 90.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
'RAH FOR OUR RiFLEMEN.

MORE AMERICAN VICTORIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

COMMISSION SIGNED.-The President has
signed the commission Of ID. ID, Cone, OF the
District of Columbia, TO be Secretary 10 the
President To sign land patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

SECRETARY robson has returned to
from a brief visit to his home
In New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

JUDGE BURNHAM, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, has returned To Washington
# eT "A brief visit to his home in Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note circu-
latiOn received at the Treasury to-day FOR re-
demption aggregated 1919 Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

NHARGES AGAINST CIFRGNuAN oF
'kCElTN To HIS GHrTn TIE uriEHh., ~
oi prominent clergyman ia Brighton
Mass, are greatly excited over a case
81 extreme cruelty said - have hesn
practiccd IN the family of the reverend
gentleman. the circumstances OF which ara
- iolloWS--A year or two 40 Rev. l. FWart
l.. calvin, much ~ pnctRf Unitarian min
lister. married - ladA who fbrfuerIN resided
m Cambridge and To- lbw.s' TIA. ,,,s.uf,arior az
a school mistress. NJ. Calvin. nv a former
WIG, hat one child. VINO. az hts fathers
second marriage, wac a bright, int .f.-rut
llttle Fellow OF seven pr eight years Mr
calvin, shortly after his marriage rtrnn.-sI
10 the village built - the Boston am Al
Ial'y Railroad Company in TIE town of
brighton. called Faneuil. Mr.. Calvin il a
lady possessing social qualities of n high
order while her husband d extremely popu-
TAR as preacher. His little son, Carroll
inspired every one who met ar hal anything
20 DO with him with admiration Tor his intel
ngcnCe and respectful demeauor. A month
or TWO ago some OF thn moi -ilIOrS say th. i.,y
Logan Ia be missed. and one day he was
observed plaNlnE on the guffsrDf this fathers
house, arrow edge terminating IN A pDr-
penclcuiaT descent Of forty feet. His ,fau-
gerOUS position was rpmlrSal aud cam
mt MED On az The time. AMI when shortly
afteTWaru the t8i was seen again ian fltr = M.
place. people began to inquire the reason foT
hlS strange imprisonment Al dav lime
y IN ls WAS. accounting % his own Nf.tfrrn4af
corrohora'sa 10y that Of The lsr.t girl locked
ia an ara" room by his Stspnpfhar. while
she atdhsr husband went - BOSTON. Enough
OF cruelty WaS visible iu tga Treatment ana
manner uf Tie child when ont doors 90 alarm
the utl-bhpT>. some OF whom are greatly
excited about ~, alleging that the boy las
not only been imprisoned day after dav. bat
That be haS been Ted on breas aud .yater
during his incarceration. Comrfl5uf was
instituted Ia The municipal a4thsr.tieS. and
The matter is under invests CATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

JUDGE FOSTER SHOT IN THs ARN-The
on. William a. Foster, chief justice OF the
circuit court Of New Hampshire while
riding In "a Pullman ear from Boston TO Com
cord last Thursday evening, was shot In the
Iight arm through an open window. The
train was then passing Merrimac Station.
The shot was doubtless fired by tramp. in
revenge Tor being put OF the cars the night
before.
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6CR REFLETEE ARROAD.
Erfton Tied NV Exxo

LONDON, July l3.-Mitcuell, an English
nan, also tied Fu ION in the shooting for the
-. Leger stakes Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

CLERICAL APPoINTNENTS.- VIM. A
Wayne, Of Alabama, Charles Mays, OF Dis
tr'ct OF Columbia, and Ivory III. Pike. of
Illinois, have been appointed first class
clerks in the sixth Auditors office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL returned
from q visit To President Garrett, Of the b.
o. railroad, this morning. on invitation OF
Mr.. Garrett le went over on SATURDAY even
lug To Nj. G.'S beautiful country residence
Monticello. near Baltimore, where he passed
very pleasant sunday. Mr.. CARROTS CStat,
embraces nearly a thousand acres and ne il
tie fortunate poSSe>Sor OF many fine speci-
mems OF biDOdod 1--we st9cis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

SECRETARY BRIsTOw and Attorney Gen
eral PierrepOnt will return to Washington
to-day o morrow morning.
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LOR CHARTER

n
II The c.nHn'iIuC- iron Steamer
PILOT Roy. r5N&S}N
having been specially ftted MP for EytTr' E-1TS-,
SaH b Chartered or REASONABLE terms Apply 70
~. L. EITZHUGH, Agent,
MAJ 2l-5m ST. street wharf.
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SENATOR THURMAN DEFINES HIS FISAN-
GAL POSITIoN.-Senator Thurman, OF Ohio
has been for several days the guest OF Sen
ator Davis, of West Virginia at Deer Park
motel, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
reporter OF the baltimore Gazette has in
lerYlewed him on the financial plank of the
columbus lOhfO) platform, and represents
hihi aS taking quite freely on the situation
IN CullO ana his own relations TO il, which he
thought, had been misunderstood. In reply
10 inquiries he said the democratic party I'm
Ohlo is divided on the currency question.
The financial opinions contained in the Co
IunbuS platform should only be regarded as
Ihe expression OF local opinion, and nothing
couId be more unjust than the attempt 10
charge on tins account that the democratic
party, as a rational organization, is ami
mated by spirit OF initiation. Ny record in
IN The senate Is before the country. and or
maj record Yet stand. i am to make my
HISt Slecch OF The campaign at Mansfield
ohio, July 81, and shall then announce my
disagreement with the financial provisions
OF The platform, and throughout the cam
ralsn i shall say nothing to diScredit the
convictions of "A life time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

BUSINESS PEOSPECTS-Some recent re-
ports OF the Closing OF cotton mills at Law
renee, Mass, and the suspension of business
az Tue extensive manufactures al COhoeS y .
O., haNes Il very diScOuraging effect with
those disposed To see bright side In the near
iHtuTe. thstanding these unfavorabla
reports. and they are probably true as far as
they 20. there are. ney crthel"SS. some fayora-
hle Items holding out encOUra cement for the
horeiul- For instance, we notice in the hos
ION papers that business is Comparatiyely
good 10 BlddofOrd and S1cO. The mills are ali
running and cons ideTable building is going
on. The Mauchaug company of Sutton is
running on iui! time, employing over five
hundred hands, and wages have been twice
raised to offset the reduction made tiufinp the
panic. As further evidence OF increa Sed bus
mess In New England we notice that the
westminster National bank of Westminster
Mass, with capital of SlO0 coo. has been au-
thnriZeu 10 begin business, and that the cap
ltal OF the Wimbledon National Bank has
bet N raised from so, 900 to $500. geo. Backing
all this there is Increased confidence IN the
futurc and a further enhancement in values
IN response 10 the prospect OF large cropS
throughout the country and good cyport
demand for our surplus grain. The Express
says The Indications in regard 10 the fall
lritie are favorable, and business is likely In
ne good with an active movement of the
crops ana good trade the rail waV~ will find
increased EMPLOY ment and the industries OF
the country Will steadily revive. Some of
the more Sanguine think the general outlook
Tor the fail should naturally inSpire cont
dence in better times. The stock markets
are SLOWLY but surely awakening 10 the i'm
lrONcment that now seems probable The
money market is extremely easy. and the Of
ferlngS OF capital largely in excess OF the De
mand.-Eh5jc,teiphiG Lcdgcr, JBlU H.
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THIS Destitute ha- been IN op ration ~ - years.
De uEi- Or . pups limited Its location j. pre-
sEiIc-'ls h-s hy j. central aHi = e-ll. reached
- rSlisett irtiu BtltIui, - and Washington City
boz Gin Elays address
MRS II ARCHER.
~ Fl I'm Ftlc0jt city Po-s once, MI.
so PkK QUARTER NJ eKrr4-- Media
~ ECafeWg Tor kDys lZmil-S from Phil4iel-
pa, - ln-trsctOrs. 8 q. ShJrtiidxo Harvard
a VI " edia, Pa. NO lu
MlSS OSBORNE-S YOUNG LAUIKST SJHOOL.
W S+b y street, &c. Tuer u lG-h,I wjIi reopen
mon ~. eept. 8. ls75. Thorsug!. i--tructirI, in
ftE.i-h lrsLct-.. Ancient. "A -rn Languages AID
MUSE Itrtig Mas afi-ltlnu given 10 Primary aud
lnieruediFir d" IarruaEr-. Je8 sm-
NJ EST END .N-TITUTF
w MRS. : L. CAUT, Principal.
S.,,-. New Haven, ca.
80 2 = 'ite'-iff gaLf-in
nR. FEksFEAC TEACHgS Piano, HAr.
~ GOak 49, the Cu,:-yEtirl g "a. Voi.s -
crss- W. EElcHEN BACHs Piano Store, n
y ~ sts"-t 1cFthHe-t. deck iy%
ENGLIsu, FEENCH, AND CLASSICAL Is
- I'll II Tor ycrug lsti.I, ~ 5 New YORK ave
nue. ~ TthS st. Mrs. ANGELO JACKs0N. Prfncf
fer,sn Der, Ig4. .-p1 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-19

Mr.. ALONzO WEEKS, who has been con-
nected with the office of the chief clerk of the
Pension bureau FOR several years, has been
appointed by Commissioner Atkinson as
slstant clerk to the chief clerk, Major Clarke.
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no PLEASURE SEkkERs.
sUMMEE ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt W. II. ByIe-
EOR ENC SIONS.

THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger ro" for pleasure parties than any other
bsat FDk Cff4hTEh EFEhY
DAY IND EFENfNG. Regular e-HSat
trips q GymoUt and return Non z<=S<sS<rsssa
days riI-sday- ard FTid va. leaving y stree:
Sh.Ti - a m sS7ly on board, or to ia. HOW
Is5lni Pr TROTH. President
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EDUCATIONAL.

DARh AVENUE INSTITUTE, Bridgeport. -
fTePara- Dry -Ch1slfuT boys. humber limited %
elEht- Fvr-On4l attention given q each Terms
- prT afAi-n- I al term commences - o.. 9Th.
Dlt-t JONES, A. NJ, Principal
DATAPsCO FEMALE INSTIIUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD