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National Republican., 1883-12-03
Remcnyrs Welcome at the National Last
Night.

Night.
The audience that greeted Remenyi at the
National last evening was as Aattcrlng to him as 1t
must have been satisfactory to the management.
The brllliancy of execution, daring, and expuis-
ite feeling which characterlzes Mr.. Remenyi's
playing are too well known to need more than n
mere mention. While inferior to Wilhelmj as an
artist, like Ole Bull, he plays to the public rather
than TO tho musicians, while, unlike Ole Bull he
plcases botn His fiddle fantastics'' carry the Of
DotLoi, while his delicate execution and tho depth
OF feeling that at times breathe forth from the
man. through the instrument find their echo In
tho hearts Of his musical hearers. a.,
Mr. Remenyi was ably supported by Miss1ennie
Dutton. In her first solo from Elijah" she was
heard TO disadvantage aud with something of disl
appointment. Her voice Is scarcely heavy enough,
and she lacks that dramatic spirit so necessary to
the rendition of oratorlo music. With her sing
ing of Noel" Marti's "Whero Is Heaven, = and
especially with the old and nearly threadbare
Let Me Dream Again" she appeared to better ad.
vantage and to the delight of her audience Her
voice, while light Is true clear, and sweet and
her articulation remarkable for its diBtinctneSs
Mr.. DE Cell, owing 10 cold did not appear and
u double burden was thrown on Remenyf aud Miss
Dntton. y
OF Mr.. Bauer, the less said the better. He Is
rather out of place in Rcmeuyis combination.
No. for the Schubert "Valse' and "Imprompti"
for which he was programmed he rendered his
weakness more glaring. His lack Of study aud an
understanding of the work he attempted were
painfully apparent
The concert as q whole was worry enjoyable and
both Remenyi and Miss Dutton were the recip-
tents OF repeated and warm recalls.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

At a meeting of the executive committee of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
held on last Saturday afternoon. Judge Mac
Arthur and fifteen others were elected delegate!
to the American Humane association, which
meets in this city on Wednesday next. Tie repor
of the agent showed 233 cases OF cruelty investi
gated the past five weeks, 10 of which were O
such q serious nature as TO require prosecution
The following persons were elected members o
the executive committee: Mr.. G. Wicklife Yulee
Lieut.. ]. X. Selfridge, and Mr.. Babcock, Among
society are Chief Justice and Mrs. NJ. R,Wate anc
Baron Won Schaefier the Austrian minister
ing at the Foundry church on Thurday evening
next, to be addressed by Judge Macarthur, Rev
DR.. Bartlett, Nathan Appleton, of Boston, and
others. Miss Eva Mills and Miss Minnie Evan
are to sing.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

In the criminal court on Saturday in the case
OF Rev. W. w. Hicks against The Evening Star
Judge Macarthur sustained the demurrer which
the defendant made TO the declaration. The
libelous per se. and in order TO make It SO 1t was
necessary to place a certain extraneous fact,
namely that by the writing executed by Guitesu
q restriction was placed upon Dr. Hickss disposal
of the remains, and that they were not to be used
for any mercenary purposes, and that the restrc-
tion was known to at least one person reading the
declaration failed TO set out this last fact II was
had in substance. The matter claimed by the
moTed that DR.. Hicks was demanding So 600 from
the government as the price OF his bones.'
National Republican., 1883-12-03
XMAs cards. tree trimmings. at ]. Jay aonld,s.
Where the Hacks and Cabs VIII Stand.

Where the Hacks and Cabs VIII Stand.
On Saturday the commissioners located the new
hack stands as follows: Fifteenth street, west
side, south the executive mansion six vehicles;
west side of Fifteen -anda- half street, north OF
pennsylvania avenue four vehicles two herdics
or hanson cabs south side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Thirteenth and Thirteen and-R- half
streets three herdlcs or hasom cabs north side OF
Louisiana avenue east OF Ninth street; two ON the
same north side of Louisiana avenue, between
Finn and sixth streets; two herdics or hausOm
taUs street, at the southwest corner of McPher-
son square; three herdics or hanson cabs cas-.
side OF Seventeenth street, immediately north
OF Pennsylvania avenue; two herdic or hanson
calls south side of Thomas circle; two herdic
or hanson cabs north side of NJ street, between
connecticut avenue and Eighteenth street; two
herdic or hanson cabs northeast side of Dupont
circle; two heruic or hanson cabs southeast part
of Washington circles two herdc or hanson cabs
east side OF Fir't street west near the Peace monu
ment. The exact limit of each LOCALITY will be
established under direction of the engineer CON-
missioner. All hack stands shall be kept clean
and i'll proper ordersby the parties Occupying the
same. The soliciting of fares upon the public
streets and grounds by any licensed backman is
positively prohibited under the penalties pre-
scribed by the act of congress of June IL, ISIS.
Herdics and hanson cabs will be located tom
porarly also on the south side of street, west of
the Baltimore and Potomac depot"
National Republican., 1883-12-03
cARsrAIRs, MCCALL & Co.'S Renowned Orator
snrnh Ernn ahnmn

Two men on Saturday night induced two little
girls 20 with them into restaurant on the
of Eighth aud u streets. Sergt. Boyle and officer
Cooper, who had noticed The actions OF the men
Tor some time, followed them, and. after they en-
tered the restaurant, arrested the two girls aud
took them to the iifh precinct station, The girls
pleaded with loud cries and many tears that their
parents should not be informed Of their conduct,
ana, after severely lectuTlng them. Lieut. Austin
sent them home under the protection of Sergt.
Bowie in CiLizen's dress.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
IInlil,r,,n,s chrIrimss 6;lrl

As n token Of regard aud esteem to our patrons
we have concluded 10 present all who buy Five
Dollars worth of Boots Shoes, Slippers, Rubbcrs.
or Arctics from Nov. IS uutl Dec. 20 with pair
OF Gum or Leather Shoes or slippers at tic value
Uf"fiiy cents " and handsome souvenir.
"Our piiCcs nro lower than the lowest
l.. HEn EgUS. d02 Seventh street northwest.
Look for The Old Woman in the Window"
National Republican., 1883-12-03
NenrIv Burned 40 Denth,

About 10 o'clock yesterday colored man named
Roger Johnson was severely burned about the
head and neck by his clothes cathing fire in a
shed at the corner Nineteenth and streetS north
west. He is supposed TO have been asleep. Ed.
ward Howe eXtinguished the flames and Dr.. W. B
Kelley rendered medical aid. Johnson was sent
to the Freedmen's hospital. He is not expected
tO recover
National Republican., 1883-12-03
ovERCoATs slO Eiseman Bros, cor. 7.h and E
shipping News.

At Georgetown--ArTiyed; Schooners Helen Has
brook, Bennett, from New York. William H.
Jor dan, Thrasher, from Providence Sailed
Schooners Charles Mulford, for Charleston, S. CT
George Covington, Myers, and William Magee
Ramsey for New York.
Canal matters-rwelve boats arrived by canal
on Saturday, and the following at this place O.
W, Keim, Little Eddie. W. G. Hunter, 0sceola and
jake, NJ, @. Boyer, Exchange, j. Burrull Farmers
Friend, q. Williams Major L. l.. Blake, Baltimore,
Harry and Ralph, Suwanee River, Seneca, Matte
G Lizzie X. Maggie b., Q, Il, Myers, s. Jarboe, j..
II. Milstead, Neile, and Leigh.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
ASK Your grocer for the Orator.
BIGELoM SENTENCED.
He Goes TO Concord, N. H., for Five Years
One Indictment.

on Ono Indictment.
Saturday in the criminal court Justice wyie,
in the case of Benjamin +. Bgelow. convicted of
embe ezzlement while receiving teller Of the Ma
tional Bank of the Republic, overruled the
motions for new trial and IN arrest of judgement.
Bigelow was then called up for sentence. Judge
Wylie then made some remarks 10 him, in which
he pointed out the enormity of the crime and
that the facts proven ut the trial showed 1t had
been what might be called continuous embezzle-
ment. He also said that, though the law allowed
him to impose both fine aud imprisonment, he
would not do that, for that would cause more suf-
ferngs upon his family aud others.
Bigeow was then sentenced to hve years i'm.
prisOnment in the New Hampshire state prison at
Concord. motion was fled and granted sus-
pending execution of the sentence, pending ap-
peal TO the general term There are twelve other
similar indictments against the prisoner but til G
court intimat that IL this case was affirmed by
the upper court they would probably not be
pressed.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
Niso.

TAYLoR,-Atl D. m, on the LIST instant, after a
long and painful illness, Mrs. MANY NJ. TAYLOR,
rect Of Jonathan Taylor In the th year 81 @ heT nge
Funeral from her late residence, NO. lO2 Nlnth
street northwest Tuesday the 4th Instant at II A.
IN. Friends of the family invited TO attend.
YEATMAN.-Dec. 2, 1888, At II a. M, ARTHUR ii.
YEATMAN, aged q years months and 20 days.
Funeral fom his late residence 636 street south
west, Tuesday, Dec. t. at O'Clock p. m. -
[Clncinnati papers please copy.l
LAZENBY.-on November 30, 1883, at ll;20 p M,
THOMAS A. LAzENBY in his 73d year. ~,
Funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
4l5 Fourth street northwest, Monday, at o'clock
p m, and chapel at Oak hill at $50 p M
ASMUSSEN November 80. at u o'clock at night,
Mrs AUGUSTA AsMussEN, relict of the late Col Chas
w. Asmussen, In her 49h year. OF organic disease OF
the heart, -,
Funeral on Monday, at p M, from her late resi-.
dence, 933 street. Friends are invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

The marriage of Miss Emma NJ. Mcacham,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs John OConnel, to MT.
Flank II. llelmick. will take l,aco tins evening
at the brides residence, No. sos street north
west nj IS D'nOnk
National Republican., 1883-12-03
Liquor Llosnses.

on Saturday the following applications for
liquor licenses wore approyod Edward Lowen.
stine Mary d. Young, Arthur Flynn, Edward
Donnelly, jam Beuchert, Austin Feely, E L..
Johnson, Andrew sp0hr, John Dyer Mary Gan.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
To onpER. SIS suils. Eiseman BROS. 7lh and I
Masonic Election.

in Naval lodge, No, 4, f. A, A. M, Saturday even
ing: Z. NJ. Boteler, W. NJ. 20. T. Smith, s. Wi J. II,
Shelton, j. W., George Schultz, secretary; 4. b..
Gross, treasurer, and Joseph NJ Wells, tyler; and
the officers appointed weTeE Joseph s. Reynolds,
S. D.. Herman Kahlert, J. d. George Thorn and
Charles A. Bradford, stewards, and Charles A.
StOckett, master of ceremonies
National Republican., 1883-12-03
scRoLIs toys fayors, acraps 60, at ]. Jay Goulds
A saturday NiGht Raid.

The detectives and Officers Costello, Coghill and
Harlow, ofthe seventh precinct, about o'clock
Saturday evening arrested a restaurant keeper
named Thomas Sullivan, doing business on II,
between North Capitol aud First street northeast.
on charge of keeping gaming table, and about
eleven persons present, all mechanics, were held
as witnesses,
National Republican., 1883-12-03
Sutton Salss.
John Sherman ~ Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEER,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RoPERTY. BEING NO 80 STREET NORTH
EAST.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EAST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the 9TH day OF
May, A. d.. 1878, and recorded in lber s5s, folio 2i5
one OF the land records of the District of Columbia
will sSi at public auction In front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY, the l4TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID.
in be d ss o sssrsed ssd Ts
trict Of Columbia, to wit Lot numbered thirty.nine
lsl. In John Sherman's recorded subdivision of
of Washington.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated on the 4th day of
May, A. D. 1873 and recorded IN iiber $685. folio 2s.
and by direction Of the party secured thereby Twill
eel % At ppciic auction q frSnt ont Of the premises. on
1885, the following described real estate situated In
the City OF Washington. and District of Columbia, to
VII; Lot Numbered forty tol in John shermans
twenty (72O), In said City OF Washington
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated the 4th day OF
one land records the pstrs Ss con@5s tID
and by direction OF the party secured thereby will
FL s. PnoS lie aS9p TM Y Spt o S the PsFssRRs
1885, the following described real estate situated IN
the city Of Washington, and District Of Columbia to
mans recorded subdivision Of square seven hundred
and twenty 02o), In said City Of Washington.
TERMS OF THE ABOVE SALES.
Onefourth OF the purchase price of each property ty
10 be paid In cash, and the balance In one two and
three years. with interest at per cent for which the
purchaser or purchasers VIII give his or their notes
secured the property sold. 500 deposit on each
sale Mt the time Of sale All conveyancng at cost OF
purchaser Terms 10 be complied with In seven days
nom date OF sale.
JEROME LEE. Trustee
Wh' nj. SMITH, salesman. deSmws&ds
National Republican., 1883-12-03

THOSE wishing Fine Photographic for the holi-
days will be pleased TO hear that Rice, the Cele-
brated and Artistic Photographer, has reduced the
price of his Fine Cabinet Photos TO 90 per dozen.
All large work at greatly reduced prices.
RICE, Photographer 1917 and 1913 Penn. ave
National Republican., 1883-12-03
TIC Rnfnrm snl,nnl.

The usual Sunday afternoon services were held
at the Reform school yesterday, Rev. W. X Boyle,
editor OF the Baltimore Epfscopal 4ehodisl hav-
Ing charge, and making very effective address to
better-all the boys heartily Joining in the exer-
clsos.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
Rochester Reer.

Try II, and II not the best bottled beer. get You
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
by dozen or case, at 70 cents per dozen. Order BY
mail or telephone.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
MIR. Kraft,s Funeral.

The funeral of Mr. Paul Kraft took place from
his late residence, 1ll4 street northeast yester-
day afternoon at O'clock, Reys. Schneider and
House officiated. The German Benevolent society
and some Of the members of the old Columbia
volunteer fire department. of which he was u
member, attended A number of beautiful floral
tr bu c, were placed on the casKet. Interment
'ik place at the Congressional cemetery Mr.
htat was 81 years Of age at his death, and has
resLded in East Washington all his life.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

The value of importations into Alexandria dur
ing the month of November amounted to over
$4,000, and explorations to Cuba Of coal and
cooperage, Sl3500.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

SECONDHAND CLOTHING OF all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid, Call or
address $. Guggenheimcr, G23 seventh street
southwest, Orders by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

An Interesting missionary meeting was held In
Duubarton Avenue VI. +. church yesterday after
and others Dr. Wells also preached at the even
ing service.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

Rev Mr.. Charles ]. Curtis Linoolnton, N. G.,
who was elected assistant rector Of St John,
church last october, took charge OF 10. Mary'i
parish yesterday morning.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

Rev. J. i. Lodge yesterday assumed pastoral
charge of the First Baptist church, N street, aud
preached excellent sermons morning and even.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
ovERcoArs. $40. Elsoman Bros, cor. 7th and
The Continental Fair.

This, the closing week of the Continental fair
will be one OF special interest, as on each evening
they will be visited by some ono of our military
organizations the order of visitation being as fol.
lows: Monday, Corcoran cadets; Tuesday, National
Rifles and National Rifle cadets: Wednesday
High School aud Gonzaga cadets; Thursday
Union Veteran corps and Union Veteran cadets
Friday, Washington Light Infantry corps;
Saturday, 1st company OF Veterans. There will
be street parade, with the Marine band, on each
evening, as the purpose of the Continentals is 10
escort the several commands from their respective
armories to Masonic Temple. Oh Saturday after
noon ut o'clock a children's matinee will be held
The Corcoran Cadets tonight will be in full uni
form and commanded by Col. Irwin.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

THE highest cash prices paid FOR dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &C. Call on or
address Herzog, No. sos Ninth street. near Penn
Bylyauia avenue
National Republican., 1883-12-03
LOCAL MENTION.

TEMPLE HOTEL, Ninth street, opposite patent
Office Homelike ann attractive; Temperance. Tx
cellent meals, 30 cents; looms and board, S2 per
day. Liberal reduction per week or nonlh.
NRs. SARAH ID. la FETRA, proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

THE General Agent of Construction Of the Can
ada Atlantic Railway, James King, ESQ.,, OF OF
tawa, says: was troubled with boils over my
whole body, but by the use Of two bottles of st.
Jacobs Oil was cured
National Republican., 1883-12-03

f. r, MYERS artistic photographer, 1927 Penn
ylvHuis ayenue-CaDinst photographs 81 per
dozen for " short time lpnger Best work. Proofs
National Republican., 1883-12-03
CAN n Woman he a sh,pmaster.

Solicitor Raynor of the treasury, has had SUBJ
mitted to him the question whether a woman is
physically competent to act as the master of
steamboat. Mrs. Mary A. Miller, Of New Orleans
applied for license to allow her to act in that
capacity, and the supervising inspector OF that
district doubted her physical capacity TO do SO.
Hence the reference 70 Solicitor RaynOr.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
aAldcrney Dairy Wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in "Ward" prints at SOC. perlb.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart
National Republican., 1883-12-03

AN Irshman was asked for his marriage certih-
cate. He slowly lit(ed his hat, revealing a large
scar OH the head, evidently done by flat iron.
This evidence was to the point Our certificates
wonderful cures by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough
vrnn
National Republican., 1883-12-03
THE SACRED CONCERT.

A SURPRISE to everybody, our SIS overcoats.
E,semsi, Brosp Leading Tailors and Clothers, cor.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
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10 ORDER, s6 Pants. Eiseman Bros, 7th and
had Sanitary Condition.

The board of police surgeons in their annual
report TO the commissioners condemn the sanitary
condition of the Church orphanage home the
Woman's Christian home and the Chlldrens hos.
pital; also the management of the latter. The
Industrial Home school, the Home for Colored
Women and Children, and st. AIMS Infant
asylum were found TO be in good condition.
National Republican., 1883-12-03
The Humane Society.

II. G. WINDsoR's shoe parlors, No. 1923 New York
avenue. is crowded with a new and elegant stock.
Dress and evening Shoes specially.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

Sarah Sohafer, william. ]. fielding, III Bohnke. r.
l.. Genty, Archie Hager, J. r. McGee. lohn Nc.
Graw, Thomas A. Middleton, c. II. Miller W. o.
Wnlk9r. The application Of Peter ID. welcker
National Republican., 1883-12-03
Attornev R,ddIe,a Suggestion,

Attorney Riddles Suggcstion.
District Attorney Riddle, whose annual report
suggests that the district should at once acquire
the property in front OF the Washington market
house, under the terms of the decision of the
supreme court. for q building site. The district
cannot sell without an authority Of congress, nor
build without an appropriation.
To ORDER. S25 Suits. Eiseman Bros. 7th and +.
National Republican., 1883-12-03

New York STYLES in Hair Goods Mile Marie Il
Praudi will remain two days mole at Mrs. NJ, j..
Hunt 1909 Il street. ~l
National Republican., 1883-12-03

n18. ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-ANNUAI
~ meeting for the Eighth subdivision viii be
street, between and a northeast, MONDAY,
December 3, at 1870 D. M, 10 elect officers for
the ensuing year and to attend 10 other business
ofinterest to the public general attendance is de.
sired Its
National Republican., 1883-12-03

cARsTAIRs. MCCALL & Co.'S Famous oratOl
National Republican., 1883-12-03
SutfiaI Autifts.

r<RD OFFICE OF
kSS us. ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMP'Y.,
WAsHINgToN, u. c., Dec. |, 1888.
Owing to the increased demand for Electric Light
aud for the purpose of supplying additional power
and machinery required to furnish light the Gov.
eminent departments and to private consumers, the
Board of Directors will offer a limited amount of
working capital-treasury stock-for sale.
Books Of subscription will be opened and state
ment of the condition of the Company shown TO par
ties desiring TO subscribe. Apply TO
WILLIAM DICKSON, Secretary,
do3.tf Office 1901 Il street northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-03
ME BEhL11Z SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES.

naN9M5,, RnALTIa%N99hE, % od Er11klia ,1 ssyv- Molly
PROVIDENCE, 2ss Westminster st.
BOSTON, l5i fremont st .I.
New Terms begin now hest OF native teachers
only most thorough and eficacious method; special
advantages for learning conversation; GLASS AND
DENTS RESIDENCES. Superior TEACHERS
FURNISHED TO OTHER SCHOOLS and TO fani-
Iies, for certain hours for permanent positions
ONCE Hours; 2 to and to D. m
National Republican., 1883-12-03

n>3H. MRS. EMILY l.. MCLAUGHLIN, OF
We Boston, will speak at Wesley Chapel, Fifth
am1 Streets at 73o p. IN. TODAY. Public cordially
National Republican., 1883-12-03
NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION Isss!sL


CORPS OF TEACHERS.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. ID. CABELL. Principals Prof
b. II. Mason, Latin and Mathematics Prof g. M.
Shute Columbian College,. History, Moral and Men
tai Philosophy and Logic Prof A. n. skinner (NA
tonAl Observatory }, Astronomy, Physics, Geology
Prof ]. X. Rodgers Chemistry with eIperlmentsG
Miss APPEL, German; Mme Chevremont (Dpomee de
T. cndemie do Paris), French; Miss NJ. Il. GArrlson
and Prof MRrye English; Miss NJ. Gay, Bellies Let
tres; Prof Anton Gloetzner. Instrumental Muslo
Miss H. Evremonti Jones, Vocal Music; Prof O. q
Messer Art, Drawing, and Painting Mira. z, Collier
Glass Drawing and Decorative Art Miss ]. Chestney
CAllshenicS and Eoouton; Prof l. q. MArlni, Dane
Ing. IN branches not named the beat Instruction pro-
For terms and other particulars, apply to the Prln.
clpals, at 1912 and i24 Fourteenth street. ools-tf
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
The undersigned an experienced physician and
teacher makes the care and instruction Of such boys
a specially. Location delightful Address
DR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
MISS HARRoVBRs SELECT BOARDING
lNA and Day School for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren 1880 Massachusetts avenue, late residence OF
General Geo, IA Mcclellan, near TO II ST. cars. For
circulars apply TO principal
VNVENINa GLASSES tS A MONTH
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Bookkeeping, Pen
mAnshp Geography, History and Spalling s, w.
FLYNN, a, M, southwest corner Of Eighth and X
streets northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-03
r@. PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

HCS53s CONSTIPATION AND. BILIoUSNESS
k=S bRnished II Knights medicines used.
>, ID at Copghlin's Temple Drug store. seli.tf
National Republican., 1883-12-03

NlBe THE LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF VET
~ erans Of the Mexican War will meet on
TUESDAY EVENING at lll5 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. 730 o'clock, TO complete arrangements for the
Annual Reunion. JAMES w. DENVER,
President.
A. M. KENADAY, Secretary.
Evening papers copy.1 de32t
National Republican., 1883-12-03
G6ntatinnal.


TIME FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE HELD IN
L. the Young Mems Christian Association Build
Ing 400 New York avenne; Monday-Elocuton,
Miss Mary X. Schrener. Observation-Disclosures Mr..
Clement l. sites; Latin. Prof. A. 8. Marye Thurs.
day-French, Prof. Henri Larogue; photography,
null Information inquire at the Association Office
nol9tf
DUPILS IN ART CRAIo" OR QUICK
Il method ofdrawing special instruction In crayon
portraiture, MRS. NJ. SHERIDAN. room &c. Cor
coran building. no1pl2tS
nECoRATIvE ART SCHOOL - DRAWING,
~ Painting Mechanical Drawing, Art Needle
Work Hammered Brass, China Painting, &c. Rooms
l22 and l2a Corcoran building 18th st. and Pa Av.
no7-lm
TIoWE'S BooKREEPING-THE sHORTEsT
IL method In the United States; months of study
saved by an experienced boo no text books
10 study as they are practically useless. With PEN
manBhp SC, o. month; el2 for three months:
HoweB RAPID business PenmRnshlp alone, o. Howe's
Business School. SIT 7th st.