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Fish Culture.
STOCKING THE JAMES RIVER WITH s.


Yesterday one million and half OF young Shad
were placed in the James river at Venita, fifteen
miles above Richmond. This is one OF the largest
"plants" ever.made. The fish were taken from
this city Thursday night, Major F. B. Ferguson,
assistant United States fish commissioner, and
Colonel Marshall Mcdonald, chief of the division
of distribution, having charge OF the transporta-
ton. DR.. VIM. NJ. Hudson, fish commissioner OF
Connecticut, and Major w. Nj. Ferguson, assistant
United States fish commissioner, accompanied the
party from the city. From Richmond the party
was accompanied by Mayor Darlington, large
number or aldermen and city cOuncilmen and
other city officials This transfer OF the fish from
the large cans, in which they were transported,
10 the river Was accomplished quickly and sue
way patented by Colonel Mcdonald which has
been placed in position at Bosher'S dam, about
ten miles from Richmond
OTHER SHIPMENTS.
The fish commission last evening shipped ia
Laurel. Nd, 100000 herring AMI 5000 young
shad to be placed In the branch OF the Potomac
there. Tonight they will send away 100000 shad
to South Carolina and on Monday one OF the fish
commission cars will leave for Missouri and IL
nnols with one million shad.
THE SEA SON FOR MATCHING sHAD
Is now at its height, and about three-Quarters of
million eggs are brought up every night to the
Matching and shipping depot at the old armory.
Colonel Mcdonald, who is ia charge OF the distri-
button OF fish. expects the yield OF the season to
be upwards of 60,000,O00 shad Three Car loads
are sent away every week. Already the proluc.
ton OF young herring has been enormous, and Mr..
page; w VINO & Is IN charge Of the Matching estimates
Colonel Mcdonald Is devotlng q good share OF the
product OF the season to stocking the upper Poto-
mac.
SIX MILLION Yousa sHAD FOR TIE UPPER POTOMAC
He expects to place this year five or six million
young shad IN the MonOcacy and other tributaries
OF the upper Potomac. It is partly for the purpose
OF experimenting to see whether tho shad will
return to the high water above the Great Falls
The Matching at the armory Is in full operation,
all the apparatus being worked to their fullest ca
pacity. A large portion OF eggs came from the
25 OO0 COO good eggs will be secured from the POto
mac this season. The lateness Of the spring put
back the work considerable
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Distracted Ireland.
CAREY, THE INFoRMER. AT LARGE AND BoAsrIN0 or


DUBLIN, May l9-Jsme Carey; the man who
was concerned In the Phoelix Park assassina-
| tions, and who turned 1nformer and was tho
principal witness for the crown against his
companions during their trials, was to-day re-
leased from custody. Carey declares that he
intends to remain In Dublin, and further, that ha
will vigorously prosecute those OF the tenants oo-
cupying his premises who have refused to nay
their rent since he became an informer Ever sincs
Carey turned informer his house has been guarded
by policemen, and on his liberation to-day the
guard was doubled.
DYNAMITE PRISONERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
TO MURDER.
LIVERPOOL, May 19.-The dynamite conspirators,
Kennedy, o'Herlihy, O'Connor alias Dalton.
this morning and formally charged with con-
spiracy 10 murder. as well as treason-feony. Tho
nve prisoners were remanded until Monday.
LONDON, May i9IThe excitement IN ireieno
and finds expressions in ali quarters
Longford, has sent circular e prominent irisn.
London in which he suggests the formation OF an
organization TO assist IA furtherng che movement
The town commissioners OF Dungarvan, Ireland.
at meeting last night adopted o resolution dis.
des the snd s
people OF Ireland. which would tend TO promote
the organization and schemes OF secret socieceA
CONNECTED WITH THE ooNsPTRACY.
LrvERrooi, May ia-Testimony was given by
cconner cs:o were eonnsctsa Win Dsssy and Fisns.
gan In the conspiracy.
RKWARD0 FOR 9HB NpoHNRRA
DUBLIN, May l0-The crown proposes % distrfb.
ute the reward offered for the detection OF the
Phoenix PARK muroerefs among the fnformerA ls
10 believed that it viii also send abroad forthwith
all informers who desire TO leave the country.
SEVEN MORE ARRESTS FOE MuRDKI
DUBLIN, Nay la-Seven persons have 0eon @.
rested near 3arbille on q charge q naxing oeeo
connected with the shooting % ~ cmytne, VIE
was murdered On April q 1851. while driving home
from church With her brOtherinrlaws q farncT %
County WestmeAths
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IkGEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AErsrNFNTs-Sth Pare.
ATToRNETs-5th page.
AroTIoE SALEs-Ith and Sth pages.
BOARpING-4tll page.
BCCKs, &C.-5th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4.h ply,.
CITY ITEMs-Sh page.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 4th paga.
COUNTRY BOAEDISG-4th page.
DIA1Hs-Sth page.
DENTIsTRY-6th para.
Dry GooDs-8th pige.
EDUCATIONAL pS<s.
ExCURsIoNS-Sth page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th page.
lINASCIAL-Gth page.
FCE RENT (Rooms)-4th pl.,
For RENT (Houses)-4th ply,.
fCI RENT (MisceIlaneous)-.sh page.
ICT SALE CMiscellaneousl-i.l page.
16I SALE HousesI-4th plss.
GINTIEMES's GoODs-5th PAGE.
EOUsEFURNIsHISGS-6th page.
LADIES GOODs-5th Pare.
LIST OF LETrERs-3i page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th pags.
MONEY TO LOAN-8th pas,.
MEDICAL. &C.-Gth PAGE.
IIANOs AND ORGANs-6th page.
PRoFEssIoNAL--Sthp paxs.
PROPOSAL.S-5th page.
RAILRoADs-6th page.
&c: AP Pic UEES-4th page.
SEWING MACHINEs-5th pags.
SUMNER REsoRFs-1st pIy..
SPECIAL NOTICEs-1st page.
SfICIALIIEs-6thp page.
STEAMERS, &C-6th page.
SAIF DEPOsIF-6th pISs.
HHE TRADEs-6th page.
UEDERrAKERs. &c.-sth page.
WANTED tEelp14th PAGE.
WANTED tSituations)-4th page.
WANTED (Houses)-th page.
WANTED (Rooms1-4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
WOoD AND COAI.-6th rage.
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The Pope. on hearing Of the meetings IN Dublin
In which hts recent action was condemned, sent
for Cardinals Jacobini and Slmeoni, and insisted
that his letter to tho Irish bishops be strictly
obeyed.
The United States grand Jury at Montgomery,
Alabama, has returned ave indictments against
Marshal Strobach. They cover the same points In
different form ~ the ones TO which Strobach's
tanned, Thur1daY.
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A Rie How at Duluth.

DULUTH MINI. May ia severe and destruc.
tive wind storm Visited this city and the surround
Ing country between and 2 O'clock yesterday
aftern0on lasting but few minutes. The wind
came from the southeast Mr.. Hollis new black
smith shop was completely wrecked, one dwelling
house and large number OF outhouses were car.
rid away. Lumber piles were scattered for
squares around and many windows were broken,
Considerable damage was also done Is the mills.
IL is impossible to estimate the losses as vet.
Henry Miller, who was riding In buggy, was car
ried some dlstarce by the wind and Irlured
though IL Is thought not fatally. -
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The Hill Investigation.
ANOTHER LETTER OF SECRETARY FOLGER TO Mr.


NURCH.
Secretary Folger has addressed letter to Mr;
Murch, in reference to the investigation of Super
vislng Architect Hill, in which the Secretary says
that there be doubt Of his ability to lay be-
fore the committee any paper in the department.
and therefore no process is needed. II any en-
ploye Of the department can be used as a witness
the Secretary can produce him before the commit
tee. and any employe in another department will
doubtless appear If the request is made OF the
head OF that department There is no power to
pay witnesses mileage or per diem, but if any per-
son is under the power of the Secretary, an ap-
pointee, the Secretary can direct him to report at
paid out OF the contingent fund. Any person not
under the power OF the Secretary is entirely free
from any obligation to appear, and there is no au-
thOrity to pay him II he appears voluntarily. II,
however, the witness cannot come to the commits
sion, the Secretary has the power to direct the
commission to hold their sessions where 1t Will be
easy for the witnesses to attend Ultimately, II
necessary, this can be resOrted to.
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Fire I'm baltimore.

BALTIMoRE, May 1.-THE large fve-story br1cs
warehouse, Nos. 1S5 and l57 West Pratt street oc-
cuped by Lerch Brothers, dealers in saddles, Lnr-
ness &C, was damaged by fire this m0rning tlo
amount OF from LOO TO $4,000 The firm also
occupied the fifth floor OF MeSsrS. j. ID. Mason q
Co.. preserve and jelly factory. No. l59 ana the
flames spread to this building, also burning on a
portion OF the roof. MesSrs. Mason q Go. are not
thought TO be very heavy losers. The losses arc
covered by insurance.
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DEADLY DUEL IN MIsaISSIPPL-An Enterprise
MISSY special says: "Dr. J. n. Byrd, promi-
nent young physician OF Paulding. shot and killed
to-day in the streets of fauiding. They began
fring almost simultaneously when about forty
yards apart, and advanced close enough Tor
exhausted their pistols Brame died almost In
stantly from shot received In the right side.
Byrd was uninJured, except by BLOW from
Brame,s stick feud had existed cerweep the
men for some time. While heaffray wasinOt un-
expected It Is greatly deplored on account OF the
prominence of The nartipSn
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by Gov. John A. Andrew, of Massachusetts, in 1861,
speaking in high terms OF Tewksbury almshouse,
In connection with this Gov. Buler said: '.Let me
say this, once for all, Gov. Andrew and had
little difference of opinion on war policy, and we
were both pretty positive men and we differed
widely and stood by our opinions. Death closed
that, SO far as was concerned. His family un-
sentative called upon me and I subscribed $500
toward q monument over his grave. have not
put that In the newspapers yet, but now think
have perfect right to say So"
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensgn Leroy NJ Garrett has
been ordered to special duty in the geological
survey at BOyerman, Montana, and upon its con-
cluso1 to return and resume his present duties.
Naval Cadet W. B. Duncan has resigned, to take
the q. s. S. Vandalia and granted leave OF absence
till that date. Naval Cadet II. Il. Kenkel has re-
signed, to take effect May is, 1881, and has been
leave OF absence till that date
MOVEMENTS OF q. s. NAVAL vEssgLs.-The o.
S. s. portsmouth and Jamestown arrived at New
port, R. l.. May 10th. The Portsmouth was ten
days from Fortress Monroe, all well on board. The
jamestown was fifteen days from Havana No
serious cases OF sickness on board.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON, now at Fort
ress Monroe consisting OF the Tennessee, the
Kearsarge, the Yantic and the vandalla, has been
ordered to New York to participate in the Brook
are expected to make the necessary arrange
mentS.
NAVAL ACADEMY CANDIDATEs-The following
candidates have passed their mental examination
for admission into the us. Naval Academy: Logan,
of Ohio;:Jowels,of Delaware; Long, of North Caro-
lima; Potter, OF New York; Wylie. OF Texas;
steber of New York; Garden. O California: Jewett,
OF Missouri; Decker, of -: Cohen and Walters,
GeoSa; Thomas Of oh,o Eyre of
Iowa: Dltton, OF New York; johnson, of Ohio;
Durrcll, or Massachusetts,; Wells of Illinois; Grail,
and Thompson, OF Illinois; Will ms. OF Alabama
These are yet to pass their physical examinations
THE WEEKLY STAR for this week isAow ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy 1t is a
large, eight-page paper OF ffty-siX columns, cut,
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one
dollar a year.
PERsoNAL-Representati Phil B. Thompson,
OF Kentucky, Is at the National-Senator Platt
and his wife have gone to the Adirondacks for the
summer.-Mr. Lisner. OF the Palals Royal, will
sail for Europe on the 30th instant for visit COM
bining business and pleasure.-Chief Clerk Web
Ster, OF the Treasury Department, Is confined to
his house by 1ilness.-Mrs. Joslyn, vile of the
Assistant Secretary of the Interior department,
will go west about the first OF June.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Levy, OF 1913 street, Will celebrate
their silver wedding Tomorrow. Senator and
for Europe from New York to-dly.-Mrs Cole
man, OF Dunkirk, whe with her children, has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ken
nedy, on Capitol Hill, for some time past, goes
next week to Rye Beach, where she will remain
for awhile and then go to the Ffanconia noun
talns OF New Hampshire for the sumn1er.-Mr,
Burchard director OF the mint. has gone to New
York.
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Labor Notes.

suspension OF work In the Pittsburg from
mills Is regarded as highly probable President
that II wages are reduced he win resign.
Thirty OF the 200 striking cigarmaEers at Terre
Hill, Lancaster county, Pa, yesterday returned to
struck.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

NEWS NOTES.-The choir Of Trinity Church win
be assisted by an orchestra, composed principally
Of the members OF the Georg etown amateur Or
chestra to-mOrrow-Trinity Sunday.-The plac-
ing OF headstOnes over the graves at Arlington is
about cOmpleted-The Aqueduct bridge COM
pany Is building new toll house on the bridge
"for the accommodation OF the public"
CONDITION OF THE WATKR-Great Falls and both
reservoirs clear.
PORT.-Schr. Annie whiting, Gray, for WASH
ingtOn, cleared ut Jacksonville 18th inst. Scnr.
Chas. A. Briggs Hummett. for Georgetown, sailed
from Providence 10th inst,
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District Government Affairs.

INSPECTING SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
The inspection OF the slaughter-h0uses In thi.
city was commenced yesterday by the sanitary
officers, the purpose being to prevent the accu
mutation OF filth and foul smelling matter along
the public highWaya thorough cleaning up O
these places will be insisted on by the sanitary
men under Health Of1cer Townshend.
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81. LOUIS CATHOLICS CONDEMN rHR PAPAL CIR
CULARa-Dr. Thomas O'Reilly, chairman OF the
leagues OF St Louis. telegraphed the Freemans
Journal Of Du0lin last night as follows: 'Catho-
iics mere geneIAH condemn sne pspai crculao R as
with Irish politics."
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator Miller (CaL). Representatives Ket-
cham, Maginnis, Cox, Hill (Ohio), Hit and Neal,
and Gen. Ingalls,.
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Political Points.

The Kentucky democratic convention yesterday
Tenominated. % by exclamation, Gen. Fayette
hewitt, for AUDITOR; James w. Tate, for treasurer;
T. Desha Plckett superintendent OF public tnstruc-
tion: r w. Hardin, for attorney general and j. C.
Cecil. ior register OF the Ian oi11ce.
OF the Harrisburg and Western railroad from Har-
riS0urg 70 Plttsburg, known as tho Vanderbilt
bs,. blils, were passed finally. in the Pennsylvania
vously gone through the senate
meetng OF democrats was held In Baltimore
last evening. THOSE int rssted ip getting 1t up
are recoghlze0 as friends or Governor Hamilton.
Resolutions were adopted eniorsing the supervis-
ors appointed by the city convention.
Ex-Congtessman Flower, OF New York. said to
an interviewer: "If the stalwart wing of the re-
republican party nominate the ticket this year we
Qhe democrats) win get zoo, 600 majority again."
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Two HANGIEGS YRsTERDAY.-J. c. Jones, q wife
murderer was hanged yesterday at Lexington,
Ga The day before he tried to commit suicide by
opening q vein In his arm. Henry Knight,
murder OF Edward Hunter, o band master, July !,
foS
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REV. CHAs B. BoYNToN's WML-The will OF the
late Rev. Chas B. Boyntsn, who died a few weeks
ago in Cincinnati, Ohio was filed with the register
July 80, 1S70 and. as his two sons are In comfort
able crcumst inces, he wills his estate to his wife
and daughter-his real estate consisting Of farm
on the Choptank river, on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and his personal estate OF furniture and
library.
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DELIBERATE SUICIDE OF You've WoMAN-Miss
Annie Bangerd, German woman, stood deliber-
atey on the track at Chase street crossing OF the
Union railroad. baltimore, yesterday, and was run
shortly afterwards. Rer friends say that she was
disappointed Ia love, and OF late years has been
an Invalid, and, In consequences, BECAME very mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-19

TIE government has directed commencement OF
the work of erecting the public building at Colum-
: bus Ohio.
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COMMISSIONS were issued today to R McQuay,
postmaster at Bozeman, Nd, and T. A. Epper,
Elpper, Va.
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Lydia Plnkham, the well known patent med-
cine proprietor, died at Lynn, Mass. Friday, age1
g. She made &S0aO00 year. and spent one-third
Of Il In adTertsing.
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No COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE had
been appointed up to 2:20 this afternoon.
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SUDDEN DEATH-About Sis O'Clock yesterday
afternoon colOred woman name1 Roxaline Cole
man, wife OF Henry Coleman, living at the south
employed by Nellie Leslie, No. 1926 18th street
northwest, while at work in the kitchen suddenly
George s King Was called ID IN ana aftsnaed her
pronouncing it a case Of catalepsy. Subsequently
DR.. Hartigan examined the body and pronounced
life extinct The body was moved to the Emer-
gency hospital temporarily, and was this morning
removed to her home for burial
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s559. 1920: customs. S613,0Sa76
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SECRETARY LINCOLN went to New York last even.
Ing. He is expected to return on Monday.
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Josiah Simpson, who was arrested in connection
with Henry Hepburn, at restaurant on 9Th
street, last Saturday for keeping a gambling
house, called for trial In the Police Court to-
day under the new gambling law. Mr. Daniel
Cahill appeared for the defendant, and entered a
plea of guilty. Prosecuting Attorney Moore asked
that Similar sentence be imposed in this case as
was Imposed In Hepburns case. Judge Smell COM
piled with the request and imposed q sentence Of
"a hours in jail and fine OF $780,.
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kilograms to The Star.
FEARFUL CYCLONES IN TIE WEST.
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
THE EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
CAREY, THE INP0RMER AT LARGE
FIRE IN BALTIMORE TO. DAY.
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND INJURED.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
THE EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
CAREY, THE INFORMER, AT LARGE
FIRE IN BALTIMORE TO. DAY.
The West virginia Election.

The West Virginia Election.
SNYDER, DEMOCRAT. KLkcrEp By l.s0O MAJORITY
Special Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May lathe latest
reliable returns from the special election for Cou
gresham in this third) district give Snyder tem.
ocrap at least fifteen hundred majority.
JOHN L KENNA
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d. ". MOODY,
The Teacher and Man Dress Maker of the United States
42754 TENTH STREET
between ID ard f, Washington d. G.
p 81 will be assisted at present by Mrs. Pearson
and Miss ellie Hilbert. who talented teachers of
long exDe rence, and who will be in full charge of the
school during my absence. They are ladies Of high
standing. aod wiz be polite and give strict attention to
every student They also perfectly reliable nan-
caliy and VIII every honast claimed against
thein- Ladies. give the above your attention at
once 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rFFo CtLVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER
W 9Th and streets northwest rev. S. II. GREENE,
past2r:-Services ct IL and 7:30 Pm. Come and
worship with US. 1t
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-S0ld by r. A. Col
den agent. to-day: 1,2C0 shad, from $50 sac per
hundred; 7OOco herring, from SIX to $40 per thou
sand.
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LADIES. MoopY Has CoME.

And will open a permanent Branch Of his Cincinnati
Dress Cutting and Dressmakng School. Everybody is
invited to attend his opening
WHICH COMMENCES MONDAY MORNING,
At 427t 10th street. between d and streets.
ID. w. MOODY'S NEW AND PERFECT TAILOR
SYSTEM OF SQUARE MEASUREMENT
FOR DRESS CUTTING!
Cuts every Garment by Lady or Child to fit per-
1ecty. without the use Of patterns and with
out the cutter making single calculation to cut
plete Dress from the neck to the floor.
In support of my claims Ladies, viii publish in the
Washington Post of May 20th column Of letters from
Ladies who have taken instruction from and who
are now using MoOy's and perfect Tailor System
OF Dress Cutting. The letters all letters received
without solicitation. and worthy of attention
Ladies', have given half Of life to this study,
and am now able to teach you more in week than
you can learn in year from any other person that
lives, and to introduce my system in this city at
once will teach limited number of ladies simply
save heavy expense III newspaper advertising, and only
charge yoE nominal which you cannot consider
charge to compare with the gr at value and worth of
NoOdy's New Tailor System. THERE WILL BE NO
CHARGE WHATEVER to any lady who Is hot more
than pleased with Noody's System. AS 1T IS TAUGHT
On ITS OWN MERITS, it is the only system ever IN
vented that can be sold weekly payments and cell
System terms to suit the customer either
cash or weekly monthly payments. which good
proof any Intelligent lady should want to prove that
she will not be humbugged by learning Moody's Sys-
ten but the ether hand she Is satisfied that she
learning the only system invented for Dress Cut
ting that Is worthy of notice.