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spenoerian business College,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND Isis. y. w.
This institution has progressive and successful OK.
perienco OF siytcon years, II eluculCs young men
and women for usefulness and ssltsuppurf. It's
graduates secure posiuOns of trust ud profit COnNo
OF study ana training comprises the English l.au-
Ruage, business Arithmetic, SpenCsrau Practical
entry, adapted 10 every variety of business Business
Practice, requiring tho making out and exchanging
Of oil Kinds OF business papers, pay Ing and receiving
cash and keeping The accounts Eluuntion aud Loo,
lures. Day and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST TO- 1850 For information and terms call Ut
tho College, or address HENRY O, SPENCER
InrIa
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| AW SCHOOL
- or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. WELLtSG, LIA D.,
PRFSIDtNT.


JAMES G. YELLING, liz D.,
PRFSIDtNT.
THE Hon. WALTER 5. cox, LII D.,
PROFESSOR or THE LAW or REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY or CONTRACTS AND or CRfNfrs
AND MtsDEMEAoRs.
WILLIAM ~ MAUKY, LII. d.,
PROFESSOR OF EQUGrY, JUnlspRUDENCE. or CoM-
mon LAW AID Equity PLEADING, or TIN;
LAW or EvIDESCE, AND THE Law
or PARTSERsItIP.
THE HON. ALEXANDER Is HAGNER, LII d..
LECTURER on CRIMINAL LAW.
GEORGE T. APPLEBI. ESQ,
JUDGE or Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICES.
Inc exercises OF the School viii be resumed Ia the
Law Building of the University judiciary Square,
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October I'D at
DOciOck p. M, when opening address Will be made
by the Professors and when Undergraduates OF the
previous year. as well as new Students are invited
TO be present
The entire charge for tuition lectures aud all fac
Is $50 Tor single year. or $3.50 for two years payable
IN advance, hall yearly, or In monthly miscellaneous ut
the option OF students
The fee for the Postgraduate course in practice
covering period Of nine months, Is s2j.
BY particular invitation. being response to n call
from more tnun seventy Graduates ia law and mem
bcrs ofthe bar, the Hon. Alexander d. IIagnor Ii.
De- Assoc ate Justice nfthe Supreme Court OF the Dis
Irlci OF Columbia, VIII deliver SPECIAL Course OF
lsSO-Sl. The Lectures Will bo given on 1hur5day
evening OF each week ut o'clock aud the general
theory OF the course Will be planed by Judge Hag-
nor at the opening school the 9Th OF Oct )ber
The spec al fee for this course Will be si0.
w. ii. & o. II. MORRISON, IL Penniylvania ave.
nue.; also at the National savings Bank corner New
York avenue and Fifteenth street; or by addressing
the President OF tho Faculty. scl6-tt
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FIrUIiE DAYS.
w w. DANENHuwER 6 SON,
W. REAL ESTATE BROK Frs,
l2l2 y Slrnet NuTlhMest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPNOVED PROPEKrY.

AND UNiMPRoVED PRoPERTY
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated June 10, A. d.
lsI9 duly recorded In lber No. nlS folio 1ii ct seq
one OF lio land records of the District OF Columbia,
ana nj the request OF the party secured thereby, Will
so NJ public nucOn In front Of the premises the fob
lowingdCScrlbod real estate, situate in the CITY Of
Washington, d. C., on SATURDAY., the al day
Of October A. D. issw At I o'clock p. m all OF
lots l. 2, :, Z. s. o, 7, :. o. 10 II. i. and 10, in
square 81, being bric<-yard in good con.
dllon. with plenty Of clay. Ing al of said
square eIcept lot u, lying brtween south and q
streets, Half street ", St and South Capitol street
~ 40 O'Clock y. NJ all OF lots and q, III square 1D5
lying on corner OF Halt street cast aud south street
Win nm Old frame dwelling thOroo Al 5 o'clock D.
m all OF lot Is and paris oflOts N and u.s. In square
b1l, with two-stOry brick dwelling thereon, on
Third street southeast below street At $50 o'clock
p M, parts otlots Nos 2and 8, In square sO2 with
large brick man iOu.bouse aud large brick stable
thereon, being the southeast OF Third street
east and south y street.
TGrmsi Ono.lourth cash and the balance In six.
WE'VE and eighteen months with Interest vt eight
yer cent per 9nnum secured by adeod of trust on the
property Sold or all cash. Mt the option of tile pur
chaser, a deposit of t1uO required ON each property
~ the time OF sale and all cUnveyancng and record
ing nt purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
III seven days. otherwise the trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property ut the risk and cost of the
denulting purchaser nfcr live days advertising.
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER
THOMAS j. FISHER Il 60, Trustee.
An lfa NYNt.
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PROHONAIS.
9RoposALs ION wAsrE pApEn.
,,. RhAsuhH DEPART
RrnEAf or ENnnA NINn Am Pm

,,. .. iNhAsuhf DkPAh1MENT, !
BUREAU or ESunAvtNg AND PHfNTtNu,
- WAsHTSGrUS. ID. G., sept -, 80.
uSEALED PROPOSALS for the purchase OF the
Wnste paper OF the Burpun W Engraving aud Print.
ing for the remainder Of the fiscal year ending juno
~ next VIII Ne received at this ocrup to y O'Clock
M, THURSDAY, SFI'rEM tiEtl ~, X o rhe right
to waive delecls and to reject any all bids is TO-
served. Blank forms VIII be furnished upon appi4ea
ton. q. ~. IRISH.
sel3.'5-2s-3O chief of Ihtrenu.
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EOHN SHERMAN Il Co. Real Estate Agents and
" Auctloneers, st. Cloud Building

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIA l. ESTATE, BEINg PREMISES No. l72S
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th day OF
January \. ID. 1850, and duly recorded IN ber No
a, folio 1885, of the land records for the District OF
Columbia aud at the request In writing OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell Mt public auction, In
front OF the promises, ON TUESDAY the 2lst day of
september, d. 1850, AT o'clock p, in the following
real estate, situated In tho city OF Washington, in the
District OF Columbia TO wit; All Of original lot mum
Derrd sixteen (lOl in square numbered one hundred
ana SlNtyeig (lBsl together with the improvements
thereon consisting of threostory brick building and
back buildings.
Terms of salei One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the residue In three equal In
stnmentS, at one, two and three years respectively.
Win interest ut seven per cent per annuni until paid
payable yearly, TO be secured by notes aud deed
OF trust on the premises The terms of sus must be
complied with within ten days from the day Of sale,
or the trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and of tho defauting purchaser after
1--WE days previous advertisements deposit OF 500
Will be required ut the time of sale.
WILLIAM W. DOARMAN
49, . JOSEPH u, LAWYER,
w NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Trustees.
au2sGso0, 1891
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TI1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer No. i03 Thir-
a teen-and'a-half street southwest
by virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the 20h
day Of June, ~ d. 1917 and recorded In liber No. S55
70 lilo g. OF the land records for the District OF
Columbla and ut tho written request of the party
secured thereby will offer for sale, at public
ton. in front Of the premises on SATURDAY. The
"a day ofOCTODER, A. ID. 1880 at o'clock D. m, the
fDlowin gdescrlbed real estate and premlse' located
In he 81 ty OF Washington In said District and known
on tho ground plat OF said city lot lettrred ID OF
Bradeys recorded subdivision OF original lots num-
bered 10 and ~ in square No .O7, togetner with The
Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale; one.iourth of the purchase money
In cash, residue In six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest from tho day of sale Mt per cent
to be secured by deed of trust upon the premises
Sold or all cash. nj purchasers option deposit OF
$50 Will be required the dny OF sale If the terms
are not complied with within Ave days from the day
of sale the trustees reserve tho right to resell at the
risk aud cost of the detuutlng purchaser.
81 HI u 1IERhE WISsSrr Trustees, ,s,zooco,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Tho Great Double-TTack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to tie
NORTH, NoRTHwEST WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

Tho Columbian College opens September
Tho Medical school opens Octobori.
The Law school opens October ~
For catalogues or further Information n1dress
JAMES G. WiLLING, IL. D.,
IL..--.
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OLD WINE
JOSEPH WALTEMEYER.

800 Pennsylvania Ave. y. II. Capitol HID,
dealer in GENTS FURNIsHIN CS, SOFT and STIFF
HATS, etc. SEWING MACHINES OF oil kinds
promptly repaired sel-iy
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Personal.

NTANTED-By q Indy OF good address, the
w acquaintance ofn gentleman with means or In
huence who Will rondcr her assistance. Address w
c0nIhence. MRS u %. Mennhllcnn o1lcn. solf3tf
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DIED

SHEDD,-On Tuesday, september %, 1850 at 7
o'clock D. M, ASS H., wife OF james j. shedd aged
"a years
Notice Of funeral herealor.
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lIIRRIED.

NORRIS-HOGE--At Pleasant Valley. Tuesday,
September "a e, by the Rev. Honry Branch, ClAEE
ter of the late sIc and Rachel n, Hoge OF LoudOun
county, Va.
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PROFESSIONAL.
EDENTBSTS.

G1So no. ROWLAND DENTAL
NG HE3SnssSs.s- -HF's,ss Fl ARTICULATION, No. III
NzeS7 s<srss. " NGSf W. Four and-,-hnlf street,
Cd, ors north of Pennsy
ygnls avenue, EXTl!ACr TEETH UNDER Nj
TlOUS OXIDE WITHOUT PAIN for ~ each tooth.
without gas, ~ cents each TOOTH ARTIFICIAL
TFErH, ~ per set. Gold and Amngam FILINGS
Inserted. All work warranted nrst-CinsA
lr. H. =. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous
ONlde 20 over 2l.OOD PERSONS jei 1y
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licans, who were thereby set to considering
" what might have been." if they bad only
possessed the pluck to place q strong candi-
date regularly in the field. This lesson on
the republicans was not lost, we may feel as
sured. No danger of their letting the contest
90 by default this time no doubt about their
making a nomination for Congress at the con-
vention to assemble in the latter part of sum-
mer at Philipsburg. This time the rspubli-
cans will accept the gauge of battle, and
having party managers Of consummate skill
as organizers, they will not be apt to neglect
or overlook any means through which victory
might possibly be won. In a fair test Of
strength, by a full vote OH each side, they
stand no chance whatever, but for all that
the democrats have no extra force to squan-
der, no great margin of strength TO dissipate.
We must look beneath the surface to see if
any causes of dissatisfaction are at work
within the party, and if such be found, then
those causes must be removed before the No
venbcr election, if we would be certain Of
victory at the polls.
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THE LESSON OF EIGHT YEARS.

As delegate to Congress from Montana,
Major Maginnis was elected for the first term
in 1872, when he defeated w. II. Clagett, of
Deer Lodge, the republican nominee. In
"A the battle was wased between Masinnis,
rerOminated 10y the democrats, and Cornelius
Hedges, of Helena, brought forward by the
republicans as their standard bearer. Here
again Gaginnis was victorious by a hadsome
majority. In rs the republican candidate
was DR.. Leavitt, the well known physician
now of Glendale, The democrats bringing for
ward MaGirnis for the third time. DR.. LIE a
witt was prevented from taking an active part
in the campaign through the professional
fidelity which kept him al his patients bed
side III a most critical surgical case, and when
finally the sufferer was pronounced out of
danger, it was too late for a stump-spsaking
tour to be entered upon. Notwithstanding
this drawback the republican candidate polled
quite a respectable vote, cutting down by con-
siderable the democratic majority of some pre-
vious years. In '7Sthe republicans stock wa
ter" refusing to place a candidate in the field,
iSa'iHS "aEihiiS, hoHiiiatcu VI thoJOu'GH
time by the democrats, what promised to be a
walk over. But it wasn't a walk over by a
good deal. Merely for the sake of imparting
a little vivacity to the campaign, the Hon
Sample Orr, of Meagher county, took the
field as an independent candidate, and the
way the doughty old campai ner cut into the
Maginnis vote in Lewis and Clarke county
the home of the latter named gentleman, wa:
a revelation to beholders, especially to repub'
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Our Washington Letter.

The politics. events of the past week NAV
be summed up as follows: The Republican
National committee has elected Hon. Marshall
W as its chairman, and will have its
headquarters" at two or three different
points. The Democratic National committee
has virtually decided TO select Senator Will
liam A. Wallace as chairman, and will proba-
bly, have its headquarters in this city. The
actual campaign will not be opened until
after the 18th, when the Democratic National
committee will meet in New York. After
that date the work Will probably be such as
the younger of our voters have never seen.
General Weaver, greenback candidate for the
presidency, has published his letter of accent
ance, being the first of the candidates to do 40.
The General will certainly be a " dark horser
in the campaign-probably a very dark one-
but 1t should be said of his letter that it. ,s
manly, and that he calls attention to MANY
things of general Importance wholly ignored
by the two larger parties.
Attorney General Dcvens SAYS, unoficial,v
that all necessary United States election mar
shals will be appointed this wear, and that ho
anticipates no difficulty in having them paid
hereafter.
The treasurer of the Republican Congress
slonal reports that the I" yo]untar ~
subscriptions" from the employees of the var
ious executive departments come in about nc
fast as could be expected, but that as t]o
campaign gets more active the rcsponsos vii,
be accelerated.
General Hancock is said to feel srreved at
the oft published statement of his eaoorps,v
in the matter of the execution Of Mrs. spr-
ratt' IL Is due to the General to say that al,
such charges do him injustice. He siu,nIv
did his duty faithfully. Wills
WASHINGTON, June 3.
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would ensure for his name q most respectful
reception BY the territorial convention. In
Madison, we need only mention the Hon.
Sam. Word, that leader among leaders, to
show how well provided is old Madison for
such An emergency. Gailatln and Custer.
could choose between Bud Meadow and
Robert Vivion without going astray in making
choice of either. Choteau has In the person
of the Hon. w. G. Conrad, of the great firm
of l. G.. Baker Il Co., a candidate in whose
hands'the interests of Montana could safely
be trusted. Lewis j. Clarke, the home of
Major Maginnis, is probably welded to that
gentleman's fortunes. If not, Col. A. NJ.
Voolfolk, Col. j. A. Johnston and A. F.
Chadwick may be mentioned as a few of her
available candidates. Deer Lodge could
select from a list composed of w. A. Clark,
A. E. Mayhem, L. l.. Napton, G. W. Staple
ton and Stephen De Wolf, a candidate to
enter the lists with the prestige Of having the
most populous county in the territory pledged
to his support.
Candidates brought before the convention
in this way would present valid claims for
recognition. A presentation by their county
delegations would at once be the best of ell
dorsements of their democracy and of theil
fitness for the office aspired to, as well as a
protection from the charge of sclf-seekins
ambition, apt to greet the candidate who
comes unbidden before tho convention. 1t
is quite possible that the opposition would
fail to unite on any one candidate, supposing
several to be brought forward; but notwith
standing such a failure the movement could
not fail of e~xerting a good effect. 1t would
give the opposition a good opportunity of
showing its strength, and if this strength
were found to be weakness all could then
heartily unite in support Of the regular old
ticket. As matters stand, though, it will be
exceedingly dangerous to the welfare of the
party for the campaign to be entered upon
without allowing the opposition an opportu
nifty of ascertaining whether Or not it consti-
tutes the minority as well as the opposition.
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Sick Headache.

This complaint is the result Of q
much and exercising too little. NJ
in ten the cause is in the tact that y
ach was not able to digest the food =
ducrd into it, either from its hMl
unsuitable or excessive in quantity.
of bread and butter, with ripe fra0
rieS, with moderate and contlnuVl
else i'll the open air, sufficient to
a gentle p~erspiratiOn, would cure ain
case III a short time. Two teasp~
powdered charcoal in a half glass
and drank, gives instant relief. W.
cllned TO think that the above RENEE
do in some, but not in all cases. A
remedy for this distressing diseaF
easily found. A new correspoId'
Connecticut contributes the followIl
subject: Sick headache is periodic
on at regular intervals, and is the
distress which the stomach puts out
lis that there is an over-alkaline cor
its fluids that it needs Il natural 81
store the battery to Its normal g
When the first symptoms of headaca
take a tablespoonful of lemon JG'
ifteen minutes before each meal
same dose at bedtime. Follow tbs
all symptoms are passed, taking =,
remedies, and you will soon be az
free from this unwelcome nuisanc
will object to this because the rent
simple but l have made many cur
way.
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The Nation ON GARFIELD.

D. j. Il
Inc New FORK Nation having la
dertaken the defense of Garfield, It'd
ing opinion. in its na,es NJ
SO, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Il
some tlnle III the year 1901 or lS9
vest'Hatioh into the ahalrs OF the r1
oreaueu' u The interest," question:
up IN INC distance, Aules deposited
WIN the oeigeaht-at Arm OF the Hd
UNI nav!iis come from tne DIVIDEND
hiociiier stocH' 10 Dc eeciared|
ne placeu Inc STOCK WIN Tue Cona
ne uesiieu w 'ook i"to the thihg,I
,lio e'oeA ~ par IL Ihsh DsiilS worth
SHOWS nov u''icn' DuI al any rate a 81
more tiah par AhsI', a. Tie stoct|
Nun ~ .he Airsauy 'earhd
ui''ue''us "ete ueuuc'eu from The
'no SUCK "h'ci hhaue the transacted
vi, pla,'iy 'Pe"k,''s, pride: 10 \
cAse VI nai. w. y: hsl'ey' lot ilisl3
pay wi ". sn~'es VI! slo'K w
lh,e'es. from 'u's Il, losI. oh "
saS :" sne s,'o"u' .nele was = dl'l
o's,1' pei oe.n. III oo''os Vi 'is OhlqI
'a,l'cau. "n'ch AhAes says hc fsceil
su. '"' Ml niy' anu alo,nef M
sA.y pei een. hese t"se|ner NJ
sN'."u'y .ioio 'ua' s.II %l,ooo anu
l.. o'a'.oo uue ~ hel'ey was eXsY
WV h ~ paw ~ nl'n ny q cheek
~ ~ NAV III 'iio coiiupl
,n VIC n VI '"e oeIsealti
.ne .'.eeN n"s oeen discovered \
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WnnL the BOstOu "EilOt =. III as u
the Case OF N ~. Surratt.

There is II point in the career of
Hancock on which it may seem pro-
the Pilot should say a special word,|
is TO refute as false and silly a cliars|
emat!ated from the brain of the wildd
bier in all Bohemia. 1t is the assert
General Hancock has lost favor aud
Catholic part of Il population by1
nection with the execution Of Mrs.
and this sapient opinion is based 4
fact that Mrs. Surratt was a membsi
Catholic church.
In the first place, it is proper TOT
General Hancock's connection with
was solely that of an officer ODD
orders. Had we, or any other G
the world, been in General uancod
Il duty would have been to DO !
whether the condemned woman wed
lie or Protestant, heather or iI,
Catholic knows no distinction of cred
performance of his duty; he quarrel
man for the execution of his duty 4
more sympathy for a man or womn|
death justly Or u~njustly because thsi
IA Catholic than if he or she were Old
religion or no religion.
Herein Tie Pilot, though no orgaAI
it voices the opinion of common 4
true religion. Catholics, of course, |
the foolish idea that they should bed
on religious grounds to any one Cd
however closely, with the execute
Catholic woman ; but there are a grd
fools in this world, and a very coni
cimen is the man who supposes olb1
to be Influenced by ideas and i'd
would have no weight at all with a
a similar Ease While we have very
spect for amy man who carries his ieIa
his politics, we should have nothlus)
tempt for the man who carried both
sacred halls of justice and law
Pilot, July 3.
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AS the result of their unOfiicia! Ct
letter carriers report the populat'
Louis as 5000 more than that g.
the regular enumerators. But even
$4,000 added the culture great" is
$4,000 behind Chicago, her only dJ
petitor. st. Louis will have 10 bra
the census of 1890. That will not
idential election year, so there "
convention to add its tens of thouSa
regular population of the lake city
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The dental authorities estimate that the 49,
DOC dentists in this country are every year
packing into the teeth of the people not less
than half a ton of pure gold, costing half a
million dollars, besides about four times as
much cheaper material, as silver N dplatinum,
worth $4,000 more.
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IN PRUSSIA one person in eyery 45O il in.
sane, which a scientist attribmtas to I Tn
among the lower classes, and. edpcatinmn1
examining among the upper. 'ohai
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