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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-20
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THE ONEIDA C0MMUNITY.-AlbertK tnsley and
others have flied articles Of association 70 be
known as the Oneida Community. limited.
This is reorganization OF the association loug
unfavorably known by the same name. with
their mari tai relations changed.
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The Price OF Comets IN New YORK.
BIG ONES IN DEMAND AT $500-urIE ONES
GOING AT 500.
ROCHESTER, ASTRONOMICAL SoCrETY
Eiwo0d Building, Oct 18th, 1880.
Editor Sar:-The new comet which found
On the Nth instant promises to be one of the
most remarkable ones which have recently been
seen In this country. Its great size its slow rate
OF motion, and the fact that 1t Is moving very
nearly in direct line toward the earth all con-
bne TO produce this result. Mr.. H. Fl. Warner
OF this city, who has done so much for the insti-
tutions OF this vicinity and who is erecting a
very fine observatory especially for my benefit,
has made me present OF $500 for discovering
this comet, making an average OF $fO0 for each
one have found.
Very truly. LEWIS SWIFT.
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hafr dressing and restorative IS found In lion
don Hair Color ReSto1er." It seldom falls 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color ard beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use. and it produces growth OF
beautiful young hair, SOFT glossy and luxu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most cleanly and eff
feCttve hair restoIer now before the American
people. "LOndOn Hair COOr RestOre1." can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at Is cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
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Buy ticket In the 25th Drawing Common
wealth Distribution Company, which takes
place on 30th inst, 1t costs only g and may draw
S3O, 900. Send by Express, or money OF draft In
plain letter. Don't register. r. NJ. BoARDMAN,
Courier Journal Building Louisville KY, or 30i
and 800 Broadway New York
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ECZEMA RODENT,

ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. II. Drake, ESD, agent for
HarI er and Brothers, Detroit, Mich. gives as
TOMS hing account of his case eczema Rodent),
which had been treated by consultation of physi,
clans without benefit, and which speedily yielded
to the Cuticura Remedies.
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From Eminent DIR, II. Il. HOpson Mem.

This is to certify That nave made use of co..
defts Lie5lg'S Liquid Extract 0r Beef ana Tonic
HCg0TdtoT in several cases OF consumption and
general debility, and have found it to act admir-
ably In such cases as RutTitive JOod, tonic ara
Sti2NuL0Mt. SOld by all druggists aud grocer5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-20

THE GRAND FINALE of Baltimore sesou CEN
teBnial celebration was n event long to be re-
membered. and the scenes on the streets OF the
city last night were wonderful in more ways
than one. The crowds were simply tmnensa
aid over fifteen thousand people were gathered
o. Baltimore street, between Calvert and Holt
day, and on North and South between Fayette
sn1 German. The illumination in honor of the
Ses Qui- centennial and the anniversary of the
surrender OF CORVALLIS at Yorktown was
general all over Inc city. The illum!nations Of
The City Hail. Washington Monument, Shot
Tower public squares and parks were OF special
eauty-4nlp1.jcdU fO.duH
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LEWIS SWIFT,

GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BIO s-The
Treasury department TO- day purchased, through
the assistant treasurer at New York, 81, 500. 0oo
U. S. bonds for the sinking fund.
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MISS NELLIE CALHOUN, grand niece of John
c. Calhoun, made very successful debut ar
the Grand Opera House in San Francisco Mon
day night as juliet, and was accorded a graft
lying reception.
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Gu TICU RIA

lfchfn g HumOrs, Scaly Humors, Blood
Humors. Speedily, Permanently.
and Economically Cured,
When Physicians and all
Other Methods Fail,
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TEE MEN WHO ARE CHARGED wITd CAUSING
THE PTTsBUKG DISASTER y esterday mprning
the PittsbGrg county authorities took action In
regard to the prosecution Of the train iaen
found guilty by the coroner's jury OF criminal
negligence in causing the accident On the Penn
sylvaDia railroad, at the 2Sth-street cruSsing GA
Saturday night, october Q. The proGcedlngs
are against John Rouih, conductor; william j
Penrod, fiagman OF the first train, and Eagi 4eei
Hughey OF the second train, and are for mi5ic
meanor under the act or the assembly. RouJh
surrendered himself and is out OF si0 0Jo biil
The Others viii give themselves up. The con-
monweaith will probably bring charges OF muir
der.
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Pastors.

More continuous and powerful electrical action
is obtained from (OLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAs1ERs than any 50 battery made. They are g
speedy and certain cure for Pain and Weakness of
the Luugs, Liver. Kidneys. and Urinary Organs,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Hysteria, Female Weak
neee, Nervous Pains and Weaknesses, Malaria,
and Fever and Ague. Price Is cts. Sold every
where, oct20
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LACK SILKS,
rs CTS. 81 CTS, 81, $i2S, 81 50.
BLACK SATiNS,
81 CTS, ST, Sl.25. 81 80.
CoLoRED SILKS,
rs Cts, 81 Crs ST. sl.1O. $l,25.
BLACK CaSHMERES.
20 Czs.. so CTS, 81 CTS 40 Crs., 80 CIs. Up.
COLORED CASHMERES,
rs CIs., so CTs., 81 CTS 40 Crs., so CTs.
FLANNEIs, BED TICKING, CLOTH FOR MEN
AND BOYS, BLANKETS, BED COM
FORTS, SHEETING COTTON, CAN
TON TLANNELS, BLUE FLAN-
NELS FOR LADIES' SUITS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
C. M. TOyvsON's,
636 Pennsylvania avenue. south side,
oct16 Near 7th street and Center Market.
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SKIN DISEASE,

8. A. Steele. Eco. Chicago. ILL.,, says: 81 will
say that before used the UUTICURA REMEDIES
was in fearful stale, and had given up all hope of
ever having any relief. They have Ierf ,rlned i
wCndt rful cure fer me. and of my own free viii
and accord recommend them"
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmusemeHts. &C.. Tonight
National T7,eafer.-Maggte Mitchell In ''Fan-
choD."
FOrTs opera Ho,lSe.-"'Tne Galley Slave"
Lincoln aU-Compllmentary concert to
HprlEnu MOrSel.
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AscHG the speclalties for this week, Massrs.
Sass & Co. announces In the advertising cJi-
umns. is fine French corkscrew. diagonal
Phnee Albert frock coat and vest, at the low
dgure Of nfteen dollara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-20

NEW ORLEANS is threatened with q Celestial
invasion, contract having been made to ifn-
port 10 coo Cinnamon from Cuba for use on the
Plantations
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LOOKING INTO TIE ELIGIBILITY OF REPUBLI-
CAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS The Ohio Tepub-
l1can state central committee and numerous
candidates for presidential electors met at
Columbus last night for consultation as TO the
eligibility OF electors. Stanley Matthews pre-
other than federal Offices were eligible as such
electors, but that to avoid all Semblance OF OBJ
lection from any quarter he deemed 1t desirable
point1Ve, should resign either those positions or
their places on the electoral ticket. A resolu-
tion to this effect was adopted, and the entire
evening was occupied In inducing candidates
for electors to accept this decision. Gems. Gros-
venOr and s. s. Warner, candidates for electors
at-large decided to resign their &C IS a, direc-
tors OF the soldiers orphans home and Northern
Ohio asy lum respectively. DE-. Beaman retired
rather than resign his place as member of tue
assembly. Several other candidates resigned
minor offices. State Senators Esgie5ton aud
Kirby OF Cincinnati were not present, but VIII
be called upon to resign either their state oil :es
or their places on the electoral ticket.
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Boy SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE.-A wesk ago
last Friday Warren Longmore, 10 years OLD, and
Freeman L. Wright, year younger. were play
ing together on the premises Of the Longm1re
family. The family were away. but the next
house was less than twenty feet distant. A ca.
appeared at the barn. and the LongnoTe boy
peited her With stones. His playmate remon-
herself again he would shoot her. The cat re
appeared. warren ran for the gun. which
stood In the corner Of the kitchen. Freem IN
closed the door. and standing on the step out
ing in. Warren cried at last: "The next time
you open the door am going to fire." ayld KEEP
his word. 10 his horror his playmate tell NOR
tally wounded. Ia an agony OF terror. as ap
rear OF the stable and attempted to conceal il.
While he was digging hole there he was dis
covered. -POFtiGnd (Me.) Advertiser, ISL.
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RzNGWORM.

ERINGwoRM.-Geo. W. Brown, 4S Marshall street
Protidence, 4; l., cured 10y Cuticura Remedies OF
a RingHorm Humor, got at ths barber's which
spread all over TIE ears neck and face ard for six
years resisted ali kinds of treatment
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FATAL CUNNING ACCIDENT.-On Saturday af.
terDoOn last Master William Dewtng, aged 16
years, and son OF Rev. T. S. Dewing who re-
sides about four miles from Centreville, ir
Spaniard's Neck, was Shot In the stomach and
Instantly killed, under very distressing circum.
stances. 1t seems that young Dexing with two
Harley. were cunning for squirrels on Mr.. Dew.
irgs farm, the three boys having with them
two GOuble-baTrel guas Coming to a branch
young Heating and young Harley crossed over.
ard young DewiDg proceeded to pass the guns
over to them, both guns being cooked. The first
gun was handed to young Heating, muzzle fore
him, but took the gun and laid 1t down. Tue
other gun was then handed over breech fore
most, and with the barrels unfortunately point
l.g towards DeWing'S stomach. just as young
Heating was in the act OF reaching for iC the
gun was discharged, IL is supposed By a twls
locking into the trigger, and the whole LOAD
passed into the stomach Of Master DeWinr. sew
ering the lntestines and causing almost i1stant
death.-CentTeCiite (Ad) Record.
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OF INTEREST TO IMPORTERS.-AS suit has been en-
tered in the United Sta es circuit court az New
York, entitled Hidden vs.. the Collector Of tne
Port, &C., OF considerable interest to importers
Its intention Is TO determine how value Is to b
put upon goods imported from countries where
silver is the standard OF value; whether &C cord
Ing TO the gold value Of silver Or accord
ing to the value OF silver coin used in the pur-
chase as comp AIRED with the American standard
silver dollar. The case involves d difference OF
about 10 per cent OF the duriabe value of in
voices in silver currency, and revives the silver
question,
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$50, GOO FOR g In t;ie Commonwealth DistrlbI-
t!on Company Drawing at Louisville, ON 39th
Inst. Send IN time o. plain mail or express TO
r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Builiiug.
Louisville, Ky, Or 5a7 and 800 Broadway, New
York.
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E'RANKFORT
SCHOOL FUND LOTTBRY
OF KENTUCKY, AT LOUISVILLE. KY.
SECOND DRAWING, ON THE 4TH OF NovEM-
BtR, 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.
WHO, TlOSETs. So. HALF TICKETS, 81.

WHOLE TlOSETs. So. HALF TICKETS. 81.
All prizes promptly paid after the Drawing. Alist
If prizes viii be sent Immediately after tue Draw
ins aud published in tie leading papers of the
unitsd States: , his lrawing will certainly tase
pal IN the 4th Of MOI eInber, 1880, and the same
scheme, presented monthly. will take place on the
ocrur on Sunday. ana If it does. the Saturday pre-
c. Din e.
THU RE WILL NEITHER BE A POS rPONE-
MENr NOA SCALING.
Col A. q. Hedges and Capt WD. Johnston. of
o..isv lie. viii SUI erintend the Drawing, than
Kes;J cky, both Of wh.,m are well known and re-
gar ded as gentle = en- OF spotess integrity.
IL. c. fINTERSNIITH. Supervisor,
No. 3 Mozart Building, Louisville, Ky.
Tickets now ready at the Office Of A ". Harris &
90, 240 broadway, New York. Orders for tckes
can Re sent by mall or express Postal Orders
away re- ,ch ms. Prizes cashed without discount,
and all necessary information furnished by
a. w. HARRIS e. co.,
80 Broadway New York.
ect9-s tn. thSw
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feb23- mEth
A CARD

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the
IA errors al indiscretions Of youth, nervous
send recipe that Win cure you. free Of charge.
7hls grest remedy xas discovered py . missionary
in south AmeTic1. eend eesf- addressed envelope
70 the Rev. J0e1PH Z. Imam. station p. Neg
Tork City. oct9-e0d&kom
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THE 6OURTS.
Court IN GENERAL. TERN

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
iesteIoay. Bloxham ct al agt Page; judgment
missed. no counsel appearing: Van Riswick
agt; Spaiding; argued, decree below reversed
and remanded for amendment By making Rap
To-day, Cahlll agt. Wilmer; judgment below
affirmed.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2)-Jud9e Hagne,'
Har 9eay' axe ReySsr ag Rowe Judgment affirmed
Held; do. Waggaman agt. Courtney; settled.
Berger agt. Alexander: jury out
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.
. To-Day, Coourn agt Henderson; sale ratified
ana reference. Rapley agt. Brown and Ogle
agt. Ogle; pro confesso5. Ciagett agt BROOKS:
distribution authorized. Brown ACT. Dyer
clan Claims s.s ordered paid McCauley agt Adams;
confesso made final Hampton agt. Hampton;
order Tor appearance. Theilecke agt. The!-
lecke; leave to amend granted. Ingerson agt.
James; trustee directed to pay notes. Richie
agt. Wolcott; execution suspended. SErause
agt. Frein ditch; On hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jidge James
yesterday, William Simpson; assault; jury
disagreed and discharged. Samuel n Adams,
assault; on hearing.
EIo-day, the grand jury ignored the charge Of
tmbeZzlement against Robert Brockenbor0rlyh
samuel n. Adams, assault and battery; JUICY
out. Robert Robinson, aSSaultlng Officer Helm
line; jury out.
POLICE COURT-J,tdge Shell.
To-Day Ellen Walker. loud and btiiterou5;
scr 10 days. Stephen McArdle, proraLf v; for
ieiIed collateral James Whalen, Mic1a i
O'Brien, John keinley and Charles Banks. loud
and boisterous: s. or Is days each In the work
house. Jenny Swirney and Alice Foot. Va
grancy: bonds or 80 days each. James Taple t,
Chas. Golden and Salie Tapley, loud sn1 bois-
ferrous; S. or days each. Henry johnson. va
graDcy: bonds or 80 days Also charged wi
being loud and boiSerous; s. or Is days eac1.
Geo. W. Cooper. cOlored, charged with keeping
an unlicensed bar; slo5 or go days In the W ork-
house-an appeal noted, and bonds fiXeI at $500
GIN Robinson, obtaining money under false
pretences; continued. Cornelius Cole. assault
on Rebecca Smith; S.. Jos. Davis, assault on
Mary Jane johnson, by striking her In the nose;
s. and costs. Jas. Davis, burglary; grand jury;
bonds $500. Edward Barnes was charged with
assault on Alice Barnes, his wife, who testified
that Edward has done nothing for her support,
and abused her in every possible way; he struck
her In the face. The court imposed fine OF S.
and required bonds to be given In 500 TO keep
the peace to Alice.
SETTING TRAP TO CATCH A THIEF-In the
case, at Philadelphia, OF Robert A. Parrish. a
lawyer, charged with concealing an Internal
machine in his office drawer, bis Intention being
to stop petty theftS therefrom, and by which
boy was badly injured, verdict has been rem
dered conyicting him, and motion for a new
trial was made.
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CANITART PLUMBLNa.
a. YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
JA0. +. DRlEUs 4l0 9th -. n.wss
Makes : specially Of the examination and repairs OF
PII,M BI&0. Nth view TO its proper sanitary ar.
fangeUent. Ordssi promptly 0led ocsG- 1ns
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ROUGH AND UNEVEN FLOORS cannot wear out
carpet where good Sewed Carpet Lining Is
used. Use Oily that manufactured CT Gotten
and Payer. American Carpet Lining Co.. New
Yok and Boston. For sale by all Carpet Deal
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BUY TICKETS III the Commonwealth Lottery
Drawing On 30th inst, Sli2 400 10 cash given
away.
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MELLIN's FooD, the only genuine substitute
fer mothers milk, Is recommended by our 10 ).t
prominent ply S!cians as the best and safest
food tor infants. 1t contains no fariraceouS
matter, which so often produces disorders OF the
sEomach. For sale by all druggists and groc6rs
Price, 80 cents. T. METUALF & Co, Boston Mass
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UNOW THYSELF.

The untold miseries that result from indiscretion
in early life may be alleyiated and cured. Those
medical work published by the PEABODY MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE, Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE
OF LIFE; OR, SELF CONSERVATION. Exhausted
vitality, and physical debility vitality
impaired by the errors of youth or too close apph
cation to business, may be restored and manhood
regained.
Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged, just
published. 1t is standard medical work the Dest
in the English language, Written by a physician OF
great experience, to whom awarded gold ana
leweled medal by the National Medical Association.
1t contains beautiful and very expensive engrSE-
1ngs. Three hundred pages, more tnan ou ValdsDie
prescriptions for I'll forms of Prevalng disease the
result of many years Of extensive ana successful
practice either one of which is worth ten cmes the
price of the book. Bound in French cloth; price
only 81, sent by mail post paid.
The London Lcncet says: '.No person should he
without this valuable book The author is noble
benefactor."
An illustrated sample sent to al on receipt of 6
c :nts for postage
The antbor +. fers, by permission, TO Hon p
Bisseli, NJ D.. president of the National Medic !
Association.
Address DR.. " II. PARKER, No. Bulfnch st
Boston, Mass The author may be consulted on all
diseases requiring skill and experience.
feb23 m&th HEAL THYEELF.
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Commonwealth Distribution Co.'S Drawing
On the last Of every month, Tickets 81, and
may win $780, 600, $4,000, Or S5,o00-l ,957 other
prizes.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Moss
Ellis and Eliza SpurlOck: Nathan j. Bling and
Mary ii. Baker; DIR. Benz. u. Adams and Ella
DeMctt; oscar Woodward and Agnes MAY
Towers: W. ". spence. OF Baltimore and Alice
NJ Walker; or New Haven. Pa; w. s. Crown
ard Margaret A. Keeser: James Johnson and
Emily L johnson; Thomas f Green, ST.. and
May 4. Anderson.
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RENEAR'S ToNIC.-The best remedy for wind
dyspepsia ever offered 10 the public. so cents.
oct ,l
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A Splendid Opportunity to Win Fortune.

ELEVENT GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
L, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, N0VEM-
Der g. lSSe-l26TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
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r OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICEi

This rs The e1ly Lottery ecer Uotelol by te peOpL
Supreme Court al Washington IL tie only Le0a
Lottery "a. &c Ia The United States al other charters
hauiHg ben repealed or hdUilig 40 ecisteacs.
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ui prudence. causing nervous debility. premature
Secsy etc, having tried In vain every known rama
dI. has discovered . eimple means Of self cure
shn ne Will send free to his fellow sufferers:
Address ]. 81. REEVES.
cct1 coax - Chatham st.. n.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT DIVISIONS - Yesterday
the Court liz General Term entered the follow
Ing OideT In reference to the Circuit Court
Ordered. that either of the justices assigned %
hold divisions one and tYo Of the special term,
at law snail have power, In the absence o. the
other justice so assigned. to call over tue C i n
Oar CT causes in both divisions; may eDfsi ~,
Judgments by default, Suit and confessions:
may dispose OF motions and make such os,leT
orders as are usual and proper TO be male on
he call OF the Calendar
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DR. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases,
Sold by all druggists. sep1-w, s,m,2m
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THE ARCHER INSTITUTE. WASH.
u 1NGTON, ID. @.
For circulars address Mrs. NJ. Il. ARCHER 140l
Mass. avenue. WASHINGTON. d. O. Jy27-1y
DHOE. LAKROQUE, 1929 ct, native
French Instructor aud Linsuist, graduate OF
Sorbonpe University, Paris. FreGcl taught as
spoken by elegant and highly educated Partisan
society. Method easiest. sepS
MISS MARY TUCKER NAGILL WILL
w resume her classes in EocULion October lst,
at her residence 2l26 Pennsylvania ave. Z.
sep7-3m
L. SCHEEL. Teacher Of PIANO, ORGAN
q and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to
beginners, as well ss those wishing to he qualified
for Teachers. Terms moderate. 1915 street
northwest. sug30- 2ns