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CUTICURA
Astonishing Cures of Itching. Scaiy
and ScrOfulOlls HumOrs of The
Sk in. Scalp. and Blood of
Children and Infants.

They apIe to mothers and parents " tn great
force From infancy to old age they are cu,lsi!y
successful, safe aud reliable CUTICURA Mrdici
nal Jelly, arrests disease, eats dead skin and
flesh, allays i1fammatioD, itching and irritation,
soothes and heals Skin Diseases, and Scalp Affec'
items with Loss Of Hair. 1t reproduces and beauti-
n Pso the ha1r: CTTIcURA kEsoLvENT the great
Bood Puriher, cleaIses, purities, and eradcates
ID chronic and hereditary humors. CUTICURA
MED MIn1cI ca Io1LIT SOAP, prepared from CUTI-
faces. Thitens. freshsns. and besutifies the SIX N
beyond all praise. 1t is an elegantly perfamed
Toliet, Bath and Nursery sanative.
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A Fnrfunate Neirhhorhnad.

The Vicinity OF No. SIS Avenue B, In the city OF
New York, must be regarded as peculiarly
fortunate one. month or two ago Nj. Max
Monthly Distribution OF the Louisiana State
Lottery. and In the september drawing Mr.. L.
5. Freshman, residing within i've doors, and
well known as an energetic dealer in fancy
goods, millinery, etc, was attacked with SINH
lar symptoms, and holding half of ticket No.
99,SSl. for which he had sent by mail TO NJ. A.
Dauph1n, either at No. 319 Broadway, New
YORK city. or else to the same person at New
Orleans. La. pocketed the handsome sum OF
Sl,250. The frequency Of such incidents must
make any judicious person wonder why he
should not be the next favorite of fortune.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-six boats left
Cumberland, Saturday, with 1886 S tons of
coal as follows: - For Georgetown, Consoiida-
ton Co., Coils tons; Maryland Co., SIC. IA tons:
New Central Co., $4,000 tons: Borden Co., $40. O9
tons; Georges Greek, 23411; Individual 225. l2
tons. For Alexandria: American Co.. S3S. IS
tons.
THR GRAIN TRApE.-Arrived-Boat Loudoun,
with 3, 500 bushels Of wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANG E.-OneringS on
Change today 3,000 bushels Of wheat, with
sales ranging from 1101f to 11SA.
THE Tow PATH CLUB met at White House hall
last evening, when several new members were
enrolled. and addresses made by speakers from
New York, New jersey and Virginia
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WoMENs RIGHTS AS VoTERs-Mrs. Helen N,
Siocum Whites 10 say that state superintendent
Gilmore'S assertion that 'only women OWNING
or hiring taxable property can vote for public
school trustees has been contradicted by '.mauy
OF the best lawyers and judges in the state. y
She fears. however, that the contradiction has
come too late to be OF avail In the country dis
uicts. where the superintendent statement
will have the effect of keeping many women
she has known men not having the Specified
qualifications wncc yet took part In school cleo
lions and aided In the selection as trustees of
men who could neither read nor writ2-N Y.
Re3dld tO-f7GR
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WAR BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND BURMAH-
A dispatch to the Tendon Standard from Tnyet-
myo reports thar King Theebau rendered AFRO
CANT by the easy suppression Of the rebellion
under Prince NLpungoke, has been preparing to
make war on TIE British. over one thousand
Burmese troops have arrived at the frontier and
they daily expect TO be reinforced BY one thou
sand more. A message is also expected from
the King demanding indemnity from the British
1or LOSSES OF Burmese subjects from Nycung-
okes' expedition, or the troops viii Immediately
cross the frontier. Two companies OF infantry
have Teen ordered up to protect exposed viii
f9ppS
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COLOR WAR IN SOUTH CAKoLINA.-An ARRAY
occurred near GreenVille, S. c., Saturday night
after joint meeting or colore0 and white men.
Stones and pistols were used. Two colored men
were injured, one seriously. One White man
was seriously wounded and several were slightly
hurt by stones. The trouble was between COL
cred democrats and republicans
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a Cork Carnatiue.

Lolo'eun' is neat, carpet-like in appearance,
ana OF extraordinary durability. IL is peculiarly
pearance and never cold like ordinary oticlouh.
Kept by all flrst-class carpet dealers. The gen
uine article has s. Linoleum" printed On the
pack OF every square yard. All others are lnfe-
IiOr limitations
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN SOUTH AMERICA
The London st. James gazette yesterday even
ing published the following: "a private tele-
gram received In London from Valparaiso, dated
Friday, the Sth instant, states that negotiations
Tor peace between Chilli and Peru have been
opened at africa, with the Intervention Of the
United States"
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CHILD's DEATH FROM HYDRoPRoBIA.-At
Elmira, ny child two years old. son OF Mr.
george Seiway. was bitten il the face eight
Gays ago by hound. The child died In great
agony Monday morning OF hydrophobia At
times 1t snapped Its teeth together and would
initiate the barking of A dog
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative is found in SION
dOn Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom falls TO
restore gray hair or faded hair to its original
youthful color and 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 Clearly and ef-
fective hair reStOrer now before the American
people 'LOn6on Hair Color RestOre,'" can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
q bottle. SIX bottles 81
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a DEFAULTER.-New Brunswick, n. j.. is ex-
cited over another defalcation. Postmaster
Jas. T. Fisher, treasurer OF the Union Loan AS
ISOLATION, it is charged, has embeZzed S23 900 OF
the stockholders funds. His arrest Is hourly
expected. He claims to be able to pay back the
dpfalcatiOn
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REV. LEVI KELLER, pastor OF the Lutheran
church at FunkstoWn, Md, Who had his leg
broken by fall from an apple tree ten days
since, and in consequence or his injuries had
his leg amputated on Thursday last, died this
morning. His remains will be conveyed to
Strasburg, Va. for interment.
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Amusenaenfs. Ac.

NATIONAL TBBATER.-Maggie Mitchell played
"Jane Eyre" again at the National last evening.
The audience was not large one. Tonight
she will appear In the "Pearl Of Savoy This
Is one of her most successful roles.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsB.-There was good at
tendance at Ford's opera House last night.
Hazel Kirke," which Is a delightful play, was
presented in excellent style. It will be on every
evening this week.
ODD FELLOWS HALL--Baker'S Dramatic com
Rights IN Rsr Room 1t ~ oda Fei1eWs Ha
The performance will be for the benefit OF
Union Tent No. 81, /. o. of Rechabite5.
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CITY ITEMS.

FOR BIG MEN, have a very large stock OF
garments, comprising ulsterS, overcoatS, SUITS
coats with vests and separate pantaloans, rub.
Der coats and leggings, underwear &C. Prices
are uniformly low. GEO. C.HENNTNG
40 Ith Sfraet
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filet as fol,ows.
w. W. Mackall ct al and Jeanetta Stern north
half lot IA, So. 5SI; 81 $40. Hyde and Thorn
b. w. Carpenter TO Agnes O'Bold, part Is. 50.
134; s, $50. b. II. Warner ct al, trustees, 70 Fl
s. Williams lot 3, So. ss,; 800. eth Wor-
thington TO Marshall Brown, all interest In tho
dated June 16, 1851; g. d. L. Morrison ~ do =
P PIs trustee &C., lots g. "A. IS and e. Mount
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemcnts. &c. Tonight.
National Thenter.-Maggte Mitchell In "The
Pearl OF savoy
FOTd,s opera HOUse.-"Hazel Kirkan
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GENERAL o. E. BABCoCK was examined before
the arren court OF inquiry at New York yes
teIday. He testified that he was on the Boyd-
Ton plank road. below Petersburg, Va, on the
3lst OF March, 1865, and carried a verbal mes
sage from General Grant to General Sheridan.
me message was: "Tell General Sheridan that
If In his Judgment the fifth corps will do better
under one OF the division commanders he is
authorized 10 relieve General Warren and let
him report to me-"
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AN OUTRAGE FIEND IN CUsToDY-A colored
man LII charge OF the sheriff was taken off a
Der OF men, but was returned to custody upon
me sheriff agreeing to return him 10 Pulaski
The man had outraged a white girl near Pros.
pect, and was being taken to Nashville for safe
keeping,
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A SAVING OF ONE-THIRD In the wear by using
the H0ti-proOf Setred Carpet Lining. Use only
that manufactured Of cotton and paper. Ameri
can Carpet Lining Co.. New York and Boston
For sale by all carpet dealers
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THE PITTSBURG HORROR.-A special investi-
CATION OF the railroad authorities as to the cause
OF the frightful accident. near Pittsburg, Pa,
Is now going on. Twenty-seven deaths have SO
deaths since Sunday nights report are George
Cummings j. II. Richmond and Annie Quinn of
East End, and Mrs. James Wakefield, or Johns
town, Pa. VIM. Ltnnhardt. reported dead, Sum
day night, Is still living and is improving. Miss
Rose McCabe and Mary Steinbaugh are hourly
expected to die.
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No ONE WOULD THINK of feeding

No ONE WOULD THINK Of feeding an infant on
beef or mutton; yet the use Of 1arinaceous foods
Is hardly less destructive to the lives of the
little ones. Nelljn's Food for infants is SO pre-
pared as 10 be readily aS5tmtlated by the young
est Child. forming the only reliable substitute
Tor q mothers milk. Druggists and groccrS sell
1t everywhere. Price, 10 cents. T. Metcah q
Co. Boston Mass
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P. T. BARNUM has brought suit at Dallas.
TeXaS, against the Texas Central railroad for
100000 damages, for failure of contract to put
his company through on time.
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Children aud Infants.

fhas. fayre Hinkle, jersey City Heights, NJ.
writes: MY SOD, q lad OF twelve years, was CO M
EEetsiy cured OF terrible case of Eczema by the
the soles OF his feet was one mass of scabs. Every
vain" A Wv" III
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"BucHurABA."-QuicE, complete cure to 6
Jays: all urinary complaints; s., at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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IN THE third district of Monroe county, N. Y.
Mrs. Roxanna Palmer has been nominated for
5chooi commissioner, independent of politics,
She has rbeen a teacher and active In eiuca.
llQQal nllrSllifS for twenty
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COLLINS,
VOltatc Electric Plasters,

hheun atism. Neuralgia. Weak and Sore Lungs,
coughs snd Colds. Weak Back Stomach. ana
Bowels. Dyspe. sia Shooting Pains through the
Ions and Back. epasms or Fits AID Nervous,
Muscular, and Sriual Affections. relieved and
cured when every other plaster. hniment. lotion
ana electrical appliance fails. Ask for COLLINS
VoL1A1o ELEcxR1O PlAsyyRs. Only q can't. octIs
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BALTIMORE AND RETURN $1.-The Baltimore
ana Ohio road distances all competition. TICK.
e1s LOT baltimore and return, good for two days
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,bALfMoRE AND RETURN, Stake the RAJ.
eiin0Ie and Ohio railroad for Baltimore Tel.
S das VIII es issued all this week. good for two
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THR JEFFERSON COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASso-
CIAT1oS neld It's annual meeting last night. The
report or the secretary showed total receipts
soo.sol.64; expense OF management, S. ,53l 81:
ORIGINAL shares subscribed 2,507, of which ia
1gniain uncanceied; value OF each SHARE S22l 81
SUNG year President, j. G. Judd; vice presI.
gent gent, James WiIkenson; secretary, John JOY
Edson; treasurer. A. F. Ford; directors, H. III
y. Bailey, James s Topham. Andrew Glass,
Frank /. Willis, j. d. Free and George W.
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u ,53,A,LfINoRE AND RETURN. f.-As usual tho
11a Al and Ohio road il ahead TIC p saT
or This Neek etarn, good for two days, for 81 an
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w. BALTIMORE AND RETURN; sl.-Express trains,
way trains, fast trainS-all to Baltimore via ri
and o. road. Return tickets, good for two DAYS
81, all Of this week. -
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IAhkNTs AND GUARDIANS will consult thetr
Owl interest and the pleasure and comfort Of
IN. me poSs ana children by making purchases AT
Ine BOYS clothing House or B. Robinson 3 IN
eV9 Pennsylvania avenue. - ,
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s,o ndaLI ,n AND RETURN, sl.-An this wee,
s sesmxi or Two days, tickets to Baltimore and
return, by B. and D. road. for 81. "p'
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"ROUGE ON RATS. ASK druggist for ir. 1t
clears out rats mice. reaches, d-buga 15c.
COX; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
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"ALDERNKY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In i lbs
Ward" prints 40c. per 10. Alao, cottage
cheese huttermik and sweet milk &C. per ut
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rUuIICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS h
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists 500 washington
street, Boston, and are for sale by all DRUGGISTS
Price OF CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, small 6oxes
SO cents large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLVENT'
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CUTIcURs
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, IS cents. CtJTICURa
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars. for
BARRIERS and large consumers. so cents ava
III u mailed free on receipt on price.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &

T Q. .: Fan EXCURSION of the UNI
timore, on FRIDAY. 18th inst. odd Fellows
Day. leaving Baltimore and Ohio depot on 10 a.
yenitor's Room. Odd Fellows Hall, tn st n W., or
Thomas ". Fowler. 92S F ST. NV. Tickets 81
good for two days. Battalion leave Odd Fellows
Hall at 80 a. M sharp. :.
1t THOMAS W. FOWLER Secretary
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DIR. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases,
Sold by all druggists sepl-w, SIN, I'm
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tional Bank. Pueblo, Colorado. writes. ~ am 20
well pleased with it effect on my baby that can
ton ahord TO be without it in nay house. 1t is won
lar as soon as it virtues known to the masses ,
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THE APPLICATION FOR JOHN I. DAyESpORT's
REMOVAL RbFUSED.-Argument to show cause
why Chief supervisor John l. Davenport should
not De removed from Office for alleged exceeding
ms Official duties took place before Judges
Blatch'ord and Choate In the Z. s. circuit court
at New York yesterday. Ex-Minister Stougnton
made a long argument in opposition to the
lhcuon, and the concluding argument was 10 ade
oy George w. Wingate Oh benalf OF the motion,
Judge Blatchford then gave his decision, which
was concurred in by Judge ChOate, DENYING the
application for DaVenport's removal, and dis
missed the order TO show cause granted on Sat
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ra zen OF NoTk-Opera singers. mn nj
"oee-OI' bun, the Cough Syrup discoyersr.
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avenue. N ''"'"s a. riggs Pa.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHoOI-We
need do no more than remind our readers that.
according To the advertisement long standing
In our columns. the Law School OF the Column.
plan University Will begin Its sessions this eve
ming at o'clock. AS the present year of the
school opens with some new and attractive
features, a large number of students will doubt
ments made by the faculty. Judge Hagner viii
give an outline OF bis new course on Criminal
law
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JoNG YING SING, managing director Of the
emma Merchants Steam Navigation Company
OF The southern ports OF China, has arrived at
HAVANA. His object in vistiag Cuba is to
ascertain II ii is feasible TO open Intercourse by
steamers between China and HAVANA
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" " b. sa Neeks ESQ. Town Treasurer, st Adams
thsrm on my bahy's face and head. Cured the
head eh1lrejy. and has nearly cleaned the face Of
sores L have recommended it to seyersl and mr.
Plant has ordered it for I'll emu WAN ~
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EDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC is the best.
From Eminent Wilmer RrintOn, M. d.,

RENEAR's Cough MIXTURE, rs cents. Renears
tonic for wind dyspepsia
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THEFT OF BILLIARD BALLs.-John N Williams
neatly dressed young white man, was charged
ceIy OF a set OF billiard balls, valued at So
from Albert 5. Pierce the proprietor OF the I'm
perlal Hotel. Mr.. Pierce testified that this
young man was in his billiard saloon late last
saturday night, and after he had left the balls
were missed. Ephraim Randall testified that
Ce1enqant came to his saloon and offered the
balls for SALE Officer Fritz testified that he ar
rested the prisoner, who said If he was let of be
would produce the balls He was sentenced 10
go days In jail, and restitution ordered, and in
ueIauIt OF restitution 80 days additional An
appeal was noted and bonds fixed at 5000
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Pat
rlck Condor, OF Allegany county, Pa, and Mary
london; Henry Robinson and MolIie Bates
Jonn w. Gross and FictOrine Brown; WflIiam
Holmes and Mary Nicholas, both OF Fredericks-
burg. Va; Louis Nelson, OF New York. aud An
ME Perry Rogers; Charles VI. Shorter and Mary
T. Holmes; Charles Ii. Gaskins and Mollie NJ
Mullin; Sellman Cook and ida V. Weeden. bofh
OF AEne Arundel county, Nd
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcEa}
WASHINGTON, Oct ID, 1850, $50 am.
For the Middle states northerIy to easterly
winds, stationary or slight rise In barometer
clear or fair weather, and no change In temper
allure.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day. am.
pc: i:35 am. 59o; IL am, Ifo; pm, T6o.
Maximum, IS: minimum. 50.
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SANFORD,S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Rapid. Radical, Permanent. Complet,
Treatment for Sl.OO.

Begin at the beginning. Cleanse the nasal mas
sagee. Remove the morbid coats Of rottiug and
Gead tissue; Work upon these surfaces until the
dlsintected, soothed, and healed. Taen you have
alta csed and removed the cause. Meanwhile by
internal administration, drive from the blood tTs
poison it delivers with every pulsaton Of the heart
When all this Is Faithfully done. Oatarrh is con.
Quered, you are cured.
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consiets of one bottle
Ct the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL. SOL
VENT, and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in
one package, with TrSatise and Directions and sold
10y all druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoRns RADI-
CAL CURE. the most complete, instantaneous, aud
economical treatment in medicine.
General Agents,
WEEKS g. POTTER,
Boston.
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Il" SCHOOL OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

JAMES @; YELLING. LID.
THE Hon. wALTER s. cox, LID,
PROFESSOR OF THE Law OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTACTS AND OF CRIMES
AND MISDEMEANORS.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, Ii. D.,
PROFESSOR OF EQUITY, JURISPRUDENCE, OF COM
MON LAW AND EQUITY PLEADING, OF THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE AND THE Law
49, ~, OF PARTNERsHIP
HE HON. ALEXANDER b. HAGNER, Ii. D.,
LECTURER ON CRIMINAL Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises of this School will be resumed In
the Law building OF the University Judiciary
square, tth street. between u and Z streets on
the Second Wednesday IN OCTOBER (0cto-
per I3th) st six O'Clock pm, when opening adj
Undergraduates Of the previous year. as well as
new students, are invited to be present.
me entire charge for tuition. lectures and all
facilities Of the School, in it's Undersr .duate De-
partment is eighty dollars for single year. or one
hundred and fifty dollars for two years. payable in
advance, half yearly, in monthly instruments, at
the option of students.
The fee for the Post graduate course in practice
covering period Of nine months. is S25.
from more than seventy graduates in law and
members OF the bar, tte Hon alexander Hag-
ner, Ii d. Associate Justice OF TIE Supre Court
OF the District OF Colutnbia VII! deliver Special
Course Of Lectures on Criminal Law during the
session Of lSo0Sl. The Lectures will be given on
Thursday eS eninE Of each week at 2 O'Clock, and
the general theory of the course viii be explained
Dy JUDGE iiagner at the opening of the school On
will be SO
Catalcgues may be had on application to Messrs
". H. 4 o. II. MORRISON, AS Penna. ave also
at the National Savings Bank, cor. N. Y. ave. and
18th ST. or by addressing the President Of the Fac
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MURDER IN INDIANA.-At Milledgev1IIe, Ind,
saturday night. Wm Toney, aged 80 years, was
shot and killed by Charles Allen who Is hus-
band OF the daughter OF Toney's second wife.
Toney In the night heard the dogs barking and
Welt TO his door to see what was the matter.
Wnen the fatal shot was fired from the street.
Allen was arrested and has confessed
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1HE SOUTH WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC CLUB
met last night, Mr.. II. c. McCauIey in the chair
M. W. T. Thomas secretary. Mr.. Simonds
moved that the committee TO confer with sim
lar committees from other clubs in references
10 representation On the central Democratic
committee be discharged from the further con.
sidefatian OF the subject; carried. The club
passed resolution recommending that each
member OF the club pay into the treasury 81
70 be used for campaign purposes. MeS5rs.
THOMAS, Simonds and Yates We're appointed a
committee 10 procure speakers for the remain
Ing meetings during the campaign.