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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-15
5TLROAD TIMETABLE,
coaRrcrrD TO AUGUST 20, 1882
-, q, Louis and New Orleans Railroad.

,,.,..o St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
TRAINS GOING NORTH:
=. 1-Express, arrives 4:00-leaves 405 P. m
Mail. arrives l235-leaves Tao .. N
s-W'y Frt., arrives S;50-leaTes sUo P. M
GOING SOUTH.
No t-Express, arrives 10:2o-leaves 1923 pm.
~, 40 mail arrives 3.25-leayes $50 q. m.
81 IVY Fr't, arrives 5.05-leaEes 5:S5 q. m.
c. T. RUDD, Agent.
V. P. MCKINLEY, Div. sup't.
G. N. sHgAFE, Gen. Sap't.
! ". COLEMAN, A. G. P. Agt
G. CLARKE, Pres:. and Gen. Man'gr.
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WE daily read Of the rope ending many
! mis-spent life; but Cholera Iniantum
Worms and the Bowel Disorders Of Children
we're much more dreaded until the intro
dnction Of DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHEA
fTsetd;no PosDdersl. For sale By Byron
lanaIr.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending November Is, 1882.
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
Reported Weekly for The Clarion by
C. C. Campbell.
MONDAY. November 10. 1882.

MONDAY, November 10, 1882.
The following cases were affirmed:
4OO7-Levee Commissioners, VS.. Thos. H
Allen.
3052-Jsff D. Leech, minor, vs.. Isaac Shelby
4063-F. L. Jones, VS.. State of Mississippi.
408l-State of Mississippi use etc, vs.. Farrar
Morrison, ct al
4062-State Of Mississippi, use ETC., VS.. Farrar
Morrison. ct al.
4092-W. H. H. Green, VS.. Dan. K. Brown,
Treasurer.
4O98-w. II. H. Green, vs.. s. B. Thomas,
Sheriff..
The following cases were reversed and re-
HldHded
4O16-Richardson s May, vs.Stapleton Bros
403l-Y. W. Redmond, vs.. Richard Banks.
4032-Winston Jones, VS.. ]. II. Pierce, Sr.
4050-L G. Johnson, VS.. F. 7. Devens. Motion
denied
4064-W H. Colbert, VS.. Leake county. Re-
versed and decree here.
4072-Maggie Atwood ct al, VS.. c. L. Thomas.
Reversed and bill dismissed.
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Those Who have children, Or the care
Of them should cal at Byron I.sn1ly' Drszg
Store and ret circular Of Dr.. AQEEEfIs
~ 7ssI 1iaa P6ipdc A. saag be
th6 means ol Saving fs'r chill
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-15

Ma. R, L. GARNER, of the old reliable Rose
bank Nurseries, is in town to deliver the fruit
trees, etc, ordered By customers for fall de-
livery, and we are requested to ask our citi-
zens to come promptly to the date Of contract
and receive their trees while in good order,
and we are assured that they are the finest
lot Of trees ever delivered here.
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l. As the matters of the special pleas were
available under the general issue the appel
/ lants were not pre- JUDGED by the overruling oil
demurrers to the repliacations. As appel
| lants did not on the trial defend on the ground
| that the title of the policies was not in the
plaintiff, but on other grounds they cannot
now complain of the action on overruling the
demurrers to the replictions to the special
pleas.
2. The receipt by the London & Liverpool
Globe of what the insured submitted as proofs
| of loss and its failure to notify him of any OBJ
| iections to them, was a waiver OF all defects
| in them.
g. 1t is not true that the investigation by
Iadiusters of the circumstances attending the
loss and an effort TO agree with the insured s
to the amount OF the loss will of itself consti-
tute a waiver of the required proof of loss.
The insured must be shown to be misled by
the proposed adjustment, which is not done in
the case of the Hanover.
T. The announcement by Sorsby TO Bracy,
the local agent for the Home Company, of his
intention TO obtain other insurance. related to
the future. He might or might not do so. 1t
was a proper assumption that if he should
carry into effect his declared intention he
would conform to the requirements of the poll
icy of the Home Company. Sorsby knew the
limited character of the egent with whom he
was dealing. 1t was sixteen days after the
issuance of the policy in the Home that he
obtained the policy in the Hanover, aud the
policy in the Home declared on its face that
no agent or sub-agent could give the required
consent or vary the contract The policy in
the Home was avoided by this subsequent in
surance without consent of the insurer writ.
ten thereon.
The case Of the London and Liverpool and
Globe is affirmed the other too reversed and new
| trial awarded
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Religions Notice.

EDIrORs CLARION Allow me to say, by re-
quest of some persons whe wish to know
through your paper, that I viii begin next
Lords day, in the Baptist church, the discus
sion of the following subjects and in the order
named Tie authority of the New Testament,
the nature of an Apostolic Church; its ordi-
uances-Baptism and the Lords supper; its
Officers, its Discipline aud its Independence.
H E. srRoLEs. Pastor
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAx.PAY.
ERs Of the GTrT or Jackson, that the
Taxes for 1852 are now due and must be paid
! before December 18th. after which date dam
4 ages will accrue and the collection S4hereof
enforced without exception
81 E. REBER, City Collector.
Oct. is. I892-4w.
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SHIRTS.

All Linen Cuffs and Front-Rein-
forced-the best Shirt ever sold for
$1.00-at 80 cents. Same Shirts Laun-
dried $1.00-at 80 cents. Same Shirt
Laundried ST.
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Time rable-Takes Effect Oct. ID, 1882.
TRAINS GOING EAST.

Match s1, Jackson q Columbus Railroad.
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Mr.. JONES DAUGHTERS.
How ConEIing Could Have Avoided
Much Annoying Humiliation.

From the NelV Orleans Times Democrat.
The bitter attack of the New York
Times OH ex-senator COnkling in an
article entitled "Jay Gould's Man." re-
wives a story once current in Washing
ton, which explains the hostility of the
Times TO COnkling. Several years ago
George Jones, the proprietor of the
Times, was on bus way TO the national
capital with his daughters, and Conk-
ling was passenger on the same train.
Jones was warm personal friend and
admirer Of COnkling, and had utilized
every opportunity to say a kind word
about him in his paper. Conklihg, dur
ing the journey from New York to
Washington, passed through the car in
which Jones and his daughters were.
COnkling stopped a moment to speak
to Jones, and Jones seized the Oppor-
tunity TO introduce Conkling to his
daughters. Conkling barely recognized
the introduction and, without speaking
word to the young ladies, passed to
another car. Jones was mad, so mad,
indeed, that he could scarcely give ut.
terance to his anger. There was no
reason why his daughters should be
treated with such indifference. They
MCiE ltOt pSAlllCu4ekiy hONSu AO1 DC10Iy
but the We're tine-looking and stylish
and had the reputation of being very ami
able and remarkably bright. Jones said
to Tom Murphy, the noted New York
politician, who was spectator of the
scene, that Conkling's manner amount
ed to objectionable rudeness, and that
the time would come when COnkling
would regret it. Murphy went into the
car where COnkliDg was and endeavored
to induce him to go and make amends
for his ungraciOus conduct; but Conk-
ling was too proud to admit that he had
done anything which required the offer
of an apology. From that time to the
present the Times has lost no chance to
aSsail COnkling. When COnkling had
his CanOnchet trouble and was driven
OFT the Sprague premises by Sprague
with a shotgun, all the New York pa
pers suppressed the story the next day
except the Times. COnkling knew bet
ter than TO ask favor of Jones. He
knew that the story was to be published
in the Times, and he was so anxious
about it that he waited until o'clock
in the morning to get proof slips of it
from the Times office, which were
brought to him by friend. 1t is prob
able that Conkling has wished many
times that he had been more gracious
to the Jones girls.
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Suffered.
PRODUCE
New York.

NEw York, September e.-Flour dull.
Receipts 1900 barrels; exports 600;
super, western States, s. 2o@$4 %, COM
mon to good, 81 40@5 %; good to choice,
IS 25 as IS, extra, s. OO@s 90. Ohio,
81 6OS7 so; ST. Louis, 81 6O@s IS; Mime
sofa Patent Process, 25@9lo: Wh heat
Cash 15@S higher, strong, option htgA
lower; receipts 100000 bushels; exports
$751;, 900 bushels; No. Milwaukee 81 Is; No:
aspiring, nominal, ungEaded red $500
red 81 O6@l O6A; certificate 81 0S9
/ O9h delivered; No. red 81 o7gi WA;
81 Os1l; No. / red 81 14A; mixed winter
ungrsdeds1 Is; white 81 09@l Is; No. 2
do 81 Is; No. do, sales 1000 bushels at
81 l6@1 1914; No. 2red seller September,
sales i52, zoe bushels, at 81 0S1zG1 10, clos
ing at 81 OS; seller October, sales $4,000
bushels, at 81 O9]S@1 TO- closing at 81 OeA
seller November. sales 504. 900 bushels, at
81 1011@1 111, elosingat 81 loH; seller
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A wOmaR's law Flies Out OF Place, anu
Il Restored 90 Its Natural Position
by n Commercial Traveller,
I TrTTe HdUte ETpTeSS.

4 lady on the early morning Nandal-
in train going east Yesterday met with a
peculiar accident which, occurs very sell
dom. Aroused from her sleep by the ar
rival of the train at the depot, she gap
ed, and in so doing the lower jaw sup
ned from its hinges, so to speak, and re-
fused to go back in its natural position.
Her mouth was very wide open, so
much so that she was able to put her
closed hand into it, which she dld IN
her embarrassment when the crown Oh
passengers surrounded her. n PhySi;
clan was sent for, but on his arrival salu
nothing could be done except that she
stopped over here for treatment. rms
she and her husband and her motner,
who accompanied her, declined TO do.
Meanwhile large crowd collected III
and about the smOking-car, Tor they
were iourneying second-claSS. y traV-
cling salesman came to the rescue.
With that natural knowledge OF all al
fections of the jaw, he proceeded to re-
Iieve the unfortunate lady from her
predicament. He began rubbing
her laws with the knuckles
of his hands, warning her, however,
that the treatment would be very pain
ful. She withstOOd it, and in less than
minute the Jaw with snap returned
20 its normal position. The woman and
her family were provided with seats IN
the first-class coach, and after the de-
Law of forty-seven minutes the train car
ried them toward their home in Eng
land. to which they were returning AZ
ter an unprofitable experience In the
Far West. ..-.. .-.-
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on the LIST of October next. The cards
will bear an impressed stamp of one
half penny on each half The address
and nothing else must be written, prited,
or otherwise impressed on that side of
either half thereof which bears the inn
pressed stamp, and no part of the adj
dress must be written, printed, or other
wise impressed across such stamp. Any
thing Including letter or communica-
ton In the nature Of a letter. may be
written, printed, or otherwise impress
ed on that side of each half ola reply
postcard which does not bear the i'm
pressed stamp. Nothing whatever
must be in any manner attached to q
reply postcard nor must a reply post
card after the issue thereof be cut or
fOded or otherwise altered, except that
half of q reply postcard which is intend
ed to be used for the purpose of a reply
Gin these regulations referred to as "the
return half }, may be severed from the
other half thereof. If any reply post
card or the return half thereof Is sent
by post otherwise than in conformity
with these regulations it shall be in
closed in a sealed cover and forwarded
to It's destination charged on delivery
with postage as an insufficiently paid
letter of the same weight
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BIS OF eAsTRoNOMY.

When people drink teas as strong as
most of us do ut breakfast, the intense
bitterness il Modified bymilk, but weak
tea is made very insipid by it.
Sausage eaters are reminded that
place where they were made in Eng
land has been suppressed as nuisance
and offensive TO the nostrils of the neigh
bOrS.
Beef soup made without beef is one Of
the clever frauds ofthe present genera
ton ofculinary artists, who believe that
all gastronOmic receptions elicit APP
plause.
At the medieval dinner in Basic
lately the meal began with "beer soup"
ofthe middle ages, which one Of the
guests described as "giddying" COM
mencement.
A writer in the ndon Lo City Press
of a recent date says: THE de-
mand for American meat for the supply
of this hungry metropolis has become
enormous"
There is at Yarmouth, the celebrated
herring town of England, a restaurant
where nothing but herring IS served,
and it is said to be very unique and
qaint place.
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sThe great value of Mrs, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for all diseases
of women is demonstrated by every day
experience. The writer of this had occa-
occasion to step into the principal Phar-
macy OF city of 40, 900 inhabitants, and
on inquiry as to which is the most popular
proprietary medicine of the time, was an
swered, that Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound occupies a most conspicuous
place in the front rank of all the remedies
of this class now before the public.-JOnrlaL
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MARION DEMOCRACY
Do q Good Days Work A Winning
Ticket Nominated.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, September 9.-One OF
the largest conventions ever held in this
county was held in this place to-day. Over
two hundred delegates we're present, be-
sides the usual number of spectators.
The convention was very harmonious,
and nominated the following ticket: For
House of Delegates, Owen S. Mckinney
and Jacob L. Murray; for Prosecuting At
torney TO fill unexpired term, U. n. Arnett
Jr.; for County Commissioner, Emory
Downs. The ticket is regarded as an I'M
exceptionally strong one, and to-day's NOM
nations will be ratified by the people in
October
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REFUSED TO QUIT WORK.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Men
Disobey the AssoeiatiOn-NeW Organ
izaiiOn Talked Of-EarIy Close of the
Strike Predicted.


izaiiOn Talked Of-EarIy Close Of the
Strike Predicted.
Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
PITTSBURGH, September 9.-The iron strike
has again assumed an interesting phase by
blacksmiths, hammermen and bumbermen
of Wilson, Walker & Co. s mill to the num-
Der of one hundred and twenty-five refus-
ing to quit work when ordered to do so by
the Amalgamated Association. 1t was ex-
pected they would come out this evening,
but at meeting this afternoon they declin-
ed. 1t is believed that within a few
days large number OF heat
ers, rollers and hnishers will
break from the Association and return to
work. T. J. McGrath, q prominent mem
Der. stated to-day a movement was being
made by finishers. heaters and rollers
looking to the organization OF new associ-
alton which would be more conservative in
spirit than the Amalgamated Association.
There is an evident dissatisfaction and ne
predicted an early close of the strike. Sew
eral mills will probably star next; Graft,
Bennett & Co. for certain. They will re-
sumo operations in the steel department
on Monday, and the other departments as
early us possible.
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An Austin Mother Rebuked.

A little Austin girl, about ten years OF
ace, attended q child's party not long
since. When she came home her
mother asked her how many little girls
there were at the party.
"Guess how many" ...
E"Ten."
"Guess again"
s'Twelve?"
mo, YOU are off your feed, ma, entire
". There were no little girls there at
all, but there were quite number OF
Young ladies present." replied the
f'young lady, scornfully.
The Climate Is said to be to blame for
the excessive preeocity which has be,
come epidemic among the babes ana
sucklings.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 4a7 Per Cent.-GOyerDments
Strong and Higher-StOcks Generally
Strong-FIOur DuIl-Wheat Fairly Ae-

Money at Ia7 Per Cent.-GOyerDments
Strong and Higher-StOcks Generally
StrOng-FIour DuIl-Wheat Fairly Ae-
tive.
New YoRK, September 9-MoNEY-At 40
Z per cent, closed at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper at 6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 1914;
demand 1881.
ADMINISTRATIONS and higher.
Elves extended
Fours and-a-haif coupons.
FOurs coupOns.....,........." '.'.'.'..iSV4
Pacific Skies OF 1870 '.''''''AoV
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
SroCKs-Share speculation opened gem
orally strong, showing an advance OF 80
~ per cent. from Yesterdays closing. In
The early dealings general advance of a
as per cent. took place, after which prices
leCeded 1s9A per cent. subsequently the
market became strong and recorded an adj
vance of A@lB per cent. In the early
part of the afternoon there was a reaction
of 1sGA per cent, after which the
market became bouyant and under the lead
of Illinois Central an advance took place OF
TM2Jz per cent. Chicago and Alton, Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, ST Paul,
Lake Shore, and Erie preferred and common
WAS also conspicuous IN the upward move.
meanwhile st. Paul, Minnesota and Mime
apolis was weak and fell of Az per cent.
After this some shares receded a fraction
while st. Paul, Minnesota and Mime
apolis advanced 2}s per cent, and the
market closed irregular, showing an adj
vance of 4@53sper cent. as compared with
the closing figures of yesterday, st. Paul,
Minnesota and Minneapolis leading therein.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw York, September 9.-Dry Goods
As usual on Saturday, the demand has been
very moderate, the character comprising
almost wholly miscellaneous assortmentS
for immediate shipment to meet current
wants. Utica wide sheetings have been
advanced per cent. Dy agents. Jobbing
demand and movement for the week has
been large and active. The general tone OF
the market is very strong.
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GREENBACKERS.
FarnswOrth for Congress - Detective
Burnett lar the senate.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 9.-The
Greenback party Of the Third COngression-
district met to-day and nominated d. D. L..
Farnsworth candidate for Congress and \.
W. Burnett, Chief of the Eureka Detectives,
for the Senate
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER BONE, sR.

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSISESs
Stocks bought and sold, Merchants and Mann
facturers' Cooks opened. examined and closed,
Estates settled, Notes, Book Accounts and
Collections promptly RENTED. Advances
made All business correspondence connden-
tally attended To-. Send for Circular and Ref
erenoes l8ls Market street, CrangleS Block,
over City Bank, Wheeling. ". Va
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Benny Po-..C.rds An EngIaad.

A treasury warrant appears IN last
nights Gazette prescribing the reguia-
tions and conditions for the use OF re-
Div postcards within the United KING
dom, the Channel islands, and the Isle
of Man. 1t will come into operation
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

TIME NEXT SESSION BEGlNs SOFTEN.
Der 8. lss2. Ten Separaic Schools, In
Guiding School Of History and school OF Eng.
iish. Full courcs In Law and Medicine. 90:
tending throughout the session. Eularrea
facilities for study Of Physical sciences ana
Agriculture; completely equipped cbemica!
laboratory. Thorough courSes In Anrtent and
Modern Languages and Liternturc. Text books
at cost. Necessary expenses moi over ITO.
FOR Catalogues and other Information address
w, l. WILTON, President,
,vsc Noryantovn, ". Va.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA,
On N. 4 Western Il r., u miles west OF !.ynch.
burg. For boys and young men. Full COPS
OF teachers Instructions thorough. Beauu.
ful and healthy location. Liberal provision
Tor comfort and Improvement OF pupils. ses-
sion opens 18th september. For CataloHue .!
special information address WM, H. hBbDrs
princiDal Bellevue j. o. ly2tcturDB
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30 . yAop's3l .ftRS. - Y,
$500, REWARDy r.

80 pT->F- Jcst a.
win b paid for The detsction and seayie-
ton Of any person selling or dealing In any
bogus, counterfeit VipieAtion Hop Bitters,
especially BittSrsss ppsF s1tipnsctA -
vofd BOP o. Hops n. thsif Aamk ~ O.
nected Herewith, that = intehded to mis-.
lead and cheat tthpublicor for any prspara-
ton put in any iorn, prstsndins = BE- ia
sarAsl6 Hop 'Btters2 The genuine hASe
cluster Of Green Hops (neties thisl pSintso
on the white label, and are the purest and
best medicine on earth, especially for
Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases.
Beware Of all others, and Of all pretended
formulas or recipes Of Hop -Ritssrs pub
lished in papers or for sslA q they ~
frauds and swindles. Whoever deals In
any but the genuine WILDE prosecuted.
Hor BITTER MFG. Co,
rl"st.'isl Rochester. n. Y.
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xHIn the Diamond Dyes more coiorine
a sIyen for 10 cents than in any 10 or %
cent dyes, and they give faster and more
brilliant colors- a.. #...
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WashInuton and Lee University,

VEN. @. ". C.i.EE, PRESIDENT. THOR
II ouph Instruction In Languages, fitera-
tnre and science, and In the Professional
schools OF Law aud Engineering. Hcalthtul
location In the Valley OF virginia, NecSssy
and clothing, need not exceed SID. Session
opens September 2lst. For catalogue addro4s
J. l. CAMPBELL. r., Cicrki
nracpb Lexington, Va.
COIrTH JERSEY INSTITUTE BRlDGE-
= TON, New Jersey. Both se1ea- Full corIA
Of teachers. Instruction thorough. Music,
Painting, Drawing. Climate mild very
healthy. Begins September 18th. Address
ag23eg ii. X. TkASk, Prinripai.
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rrEN Agents wanted. s. aday made
fSh Sening cur New Household
articles and Family Scale
ASs-. "esghs mp to 3 lbs Sells
DOMESTIC SCALE Coz
tCineinnaa
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAIA
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ID. Caben will open
Female School nj the National Capital,
Select Boarding and Day school Tor Young
sEMPEMRER, In the building at present 90
cupied by Mrs. NJ. II Archery School on
Fourteenth street Mr.. and Mrs Caoe!l VIII p
assisted by Q complete corps % MeAars, ana
every facility Wfll BE- afforded 90 students In
advanced classes, while tho preparatory do
partment will receive most thorough Aitcn'
lion The modern languages VIII form 2
PROMINENT feature OF the school. For full
particulars address the Prth ctpal.
WILLIAM ID. CABELL.
vpTegyb llli N. st. N. w.. Washington, ID. u