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EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Moore agt. Moore; sale ordered. J. G.
Payne and e. II. Thomas, trustees to sell Herald
agt Keilhaltz; W. H. Keilhaltz appointed guardian
& Cole validated. Casey agt. White: store and
fixtures ordered turned over to complainant.
PROBATE COURT-.FHdge Con.
Yesterday, Thomas Croggin, guardian to minor
children; sworn statement filed. VIII OF VIM.
adams; exhibited and proven. Will OF John A.
Schnapp; died and proven
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A yIiser,s Miserable Death.

TROY, n. Y, Oct N.-Dayid Adams, aged sixty
five years, died yesterday at Center White Creek.
Washington county: 1t is alleged that he starved
were found hidden in his house. and his relatives
are looking for $4,000 more His wife was starved
to death ten years ago
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A Fathers Murder Avenged.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. N.-This morning. while
Alfred GOssett, colOred, was on his way to the
criminal court, In charge OF Officer Dom1nick to re-
ceive a life sentence for the murder of Policeman
John Coffey last April, the eldest son OF Coffey,
aged 10 years, stepped up behind Gossett who was
handcuffed, at the corner OF Rampant and Cont
a few minutes. The deputy sheriff who was in
charge OF the murderer Immediately arreStedCOffey
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The Indian Problem.

ADDITIONAL POINTS FROM THE COMMISSIONER'S RE
PORT.
The commissioner of Indian AFFAIRS in his annua,
report, referred to in yesterdays STAR states that
among the things necessary success In solv-
Ing the Indian problem are An appropriation
vey the boundary lines Indian reservations that
both Indians and white men may understand their
rights; law for the punishment Of persons fur
nishing arms and ammunition to Indians; more lib
era appropriations for Indian police the best scheme
being, IN ms opinion, to invest the commissioner
with discretionary power as to paying police and
an appropriation for detecting and prosecuting per-
sons who furnish Intoxicating liquor to Indians
Ihe alotttng OF lands is commended as agood prac
been obtained from It, Legislation and an apprp-
praion OF Is asked to enable Indians to enter
lands under the homestead law without cost to
them.
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the ownership Of the Herald and the peculiar char.
acteristics OF the owner OF the Herald The Herald
thereupon asserts positively that jaw Gould Is SIN
the owner OF the World; that Joseph Pulitzer the
nominal editor, Is only a puppet, and that In \
short time the Herald VIII show mp the World in q
manner which Will be disastrous TO thai
energetic two cent paper. Meanwhile the
World goes for the Times with unrelenting
severity. The drop IN the Rerdtds circulation
and as result the great blunder in reducing It's
price and antagonizing the newsmen, has no effect
cable schemes with his accustomed ardor. When
the "loung Man" or the Herald starts I'm on q
scheme he pushes IL through for all i Il worth The
cable Is his newest toy, and he + bound q have t
soon When II Is laid IL VIII help all the newspapers
In America, but or course IL viii help the Herald
most Mr. Bennett promises exactly double the
amount OF European news when his cable 4 finished
as he serves up now every morning In his payer u
is the general opinion here that this VIII De- had for
the Herald Tie paper has made mistakes enough
now, and its publication of foreign matter viii nos
atone for its lack OF local news While the news
papers are preparing for vigorous war,
the men who make newspapers are pushing
themselves forward In politics The editor az the
Albany argus and OF the Buffalo Commercial 4 d.
ceTfiseY' are both conspicuous state politicians
Joseph Hendrix and Willard Bartlett, both of the
sur are working hard for election In BROOKLYN,
for mayor and the other for justice OF the supreme
court. AT present the two Brooklyn newspaper
men stand reasonable chances OF election. Mr.. Hen
and is a capable and efficient newspaper man. lie
Is worth $10O,oC oDe-half OF which he has made ny
newspaper connections and ventures Mr. Bartlett
Is already a wealthy man, but views the prospect
OF term OF fourteen years at $9 Gs year, besides
the perquiSites, little too comfortable TO lose.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEsDAMEs D,0gEM1EUL1 Won TAUBE AND DE
ss9s's sEssn'
and vocal MTsfc Partienlsr attention to BE-
W er a hose Wishing e be qualified for
northwest. eer .-eo2m
\ FHd dI e ON AcApEMY. coRcoRAN BUILDING,
BOYS aa and lSto s eS Namber
5 e 5 ct gsos s moT ns EAU
Enssh Branehe BOOK i lEeepins h
Ie, ASss.s hSIsfis aa ~ aud Greek
s5S95n 4E 5R ESsEsH B4z sb bfR r 2tE
80, -, :. ,orn., ~, GIRLS. ,,.H
by Prof ap dap M1ss
Psr:msn q Music; Nile Barrenne. dspartnsnt ' Of
fos n Miss Emma Rowe Kindergarten and full
ded f and With spsl
Kindergarten viii be added daily oral instrucs
9n il rrnr hIr ed plumber ladies
ion cali upon address the principals at 1923 street
special Herdic viii convey pupils residing on Capt.
tol Hill direct to the school and return. aus m
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
E pc & no. ssss in the Nosh sess9 g
aRf Hf ssh1 take high nns IN the in
through lock box 535 au13-3m
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
NJ 1ol7 and and l 1194 n street northwest.
Enters its Ninth &A Ass1 NfPSfs B Sept 1883
r,,., Mrs: J. EDDY sOMERs. Principal
Classical CourePreares for the senior year Of the
Seminary or for entrance into Smith Vassar and Weles
French and German-Taughtby the Natural Method"
5loention-In charge Of Mrs NJ Stevens Hart. Prnci-
pal oft OF the Washington School Of Elocution:
Pian9nDirector. Professor Anton Gloetzner.
a on ths %asnloe M
Decorative Art-Under the SUPERVISION Of competent
Mrs. n L. McCARTEE. TEACHER AT WEST
Washington GSnservatory of Music Soprano. St
Of Singing Residence Is street northwest i"
Mr.; AND MRS ALFRED BUyAC WILL REOPEN
Nl their Educational Home Young Ladies and Lit
oF
on or after September 18TH sep7-2ns
MISS AMY LEAvITT, OF BOSTON.
mony viii remove September 9th, to 1912 10th street
northwest. au21
R0UzEE ART sCHO0L-FOURTH. YEAR.
Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street. sep27-1
MRS. M. BAERINeER;
Residence 1894 10Th street northwest. os-1m.
NTARINrs DANCING ACADEMY, AT MARINrS
season and classes being formed ni Days Sse Of
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
nj ENGLIsH AND FRENCH school. FOR GIRLS.
a2O street. will as 9 " phiRo R36cDa
WILLIAM wALDECKER GRADUATE OF THE
LEIPZIG Conservatory of Music Teacher Of Piano,
Residence 1907 18th street northWet sep IN. I'm
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglans to The Star.
PimIicO Races To-day.

PimIicO Races Today
DEAD HEAT IN THE FIRST RACE.
PIHLICo, Nd, Oct. T-F1rst, race to-day-selling
race-one and an eighth miles, free for all ages,
Wandering and Farewell ran a dead heat for first
place, Greenland third. Time: 1:59
THE SECOND RACE.
PMLICO, Md. Oct. 27.-Second race, VeStal stakes,
one mile and a-half, wCn,by Heel and Toe; Vintage
second, and Caramel third Time, 2.44l.
THE THIRD RACE
PIMIICO Nd, Oct. H.-Th1rd race. three quarters
of mile, for tWo-year Odds, won by Bob Miles;
Rattaplan second, and Huron third. Time, 1:1S.
Latest Foreign News.
TROUBLE AMONG SIBERIAN EXILEs.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch fr ON st. Petersburg
great disorders have occurred In the penal colonies
In Siberia owing to official corruption. A large
number of exileS made an attempt to escape but
were recaptured, except those who fled from the
island OF Saghalien.
SPANISH TROOPS WITH REVOLUTIONARY INTENTIONS
DISARMED.
LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch from Madrid states
that the Circles Battalion which had Oeen guard
ing the ministerial buildings, was suddenly re-
armed. The battalion was suspected Of being In
fected with revolutionary Intentions
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER TO THE VATICAN
ROME, Oct N.-M. BOutenief has been appointed
Russian minister to the vatican.
THE SAILOR WHO CAUSED THE CANTON RIOT.
LISBON, Oct. N-The Portuguese Waterman who
Is charged with drowning Chinaman at Canton
last September, which was the cause Of the riot
there, and who escaped to Macao on gunboat, will
be tried by the Portuguese authorities at the latter
place.
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The Associated Charities.

ELECTIONS In THE FOURTH AND THIRTEENTH SUB
DIVISIONS.
At the annual public meeting OF the fourth sub
division, Associated Charities, held at Clabaugh
hall last evening, the following officers elected
for the ensuing year: President, L. j. Dallas; vice
president, c. B. Beall; secretary, II. j. Hanford
treasurer, G. E. W. Sharretts; representative to
central board, S. r. Bond; board of directors-C E.
Foster, S. R. Bond, B. B. Catlin, A S. Flint, Dr. NJ
d. Peck, g. II. Cooper DR.. j. B. Colegrove, II. P.
Montgomery and II. A. HaZen.
At a meeting of the thirteenth subdivision, at
Union hall, Mount Pleasant, last evening" officers
were elected as follows: President B. p Davis; vice
presidents Major L. p Williams, Frank H. Stick
ney; secretary, VIM. A. Galley; treasurer, S. II.
Goodman; additional members board Of managers,
A. O. Latham, Mrs. S. j. GaSs, Mrs c. 3. Smith,
MT Mrs ID Jas Giltillan; board Of visitors Mrs W. A
Mrs S. j. Gass, Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mrs. L. p. VIII
lams Mr. F. Fl. Stickney, Miss Upton, Miss Mary
Arnold. Mr.. E. S. Peck, Mr.. L. s. Emery.
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The factory OF the yiaduct Electrical company. at
the Relay House, on the b. q o. railroad, was de-
stroyed by fire last night the loss being estimated
at $4,000 The insurance $4,000
Seventy-five hostile Apaches surrendered to
Lieut.. Hunter In Arizona Thursday night, and
eleven more were coming I'm.
The business failures throughout the United
States and Canada, as reported to New York.
number 21S. as compared with 243 last week.
Ben Holiday, OF Portland, oregon, az railroad
and stage line fame, has sued his brother Joseph
for the possession OF SO, 100000 worth OF property
held in trust by the latter for the former.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Williams
were found at their former residence, near Wau-0
seon Ohio, yesterday. murdered. A man named
johnson, who had Wilamsls watch, was arrested.
Joseph Harding alias 1ur1Sco Greiner was
rested in Richmond, Va, last night on charge OF
forgery committed In Naples, New York.
The annual meeting OF the Dental Association OF
Maryland and the District OF Columbia, In Balti-
more, closed yesterday.
George Brown and Hester Ann Lomack are on
trial In Annapolis, Md, for the murder OF Fowler
Lomack, the woman's husband, all colOred, last
June In Anne Arundel county.
The argument In the Georgia kukluX trial was
ended yesterday, and the case went TO the jury.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MEET, &o.-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
~ Walks alls Depend" Hence eminent physicians
visit DR.. WHITES Establishment l4l6 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue opposite Millaris Hotel for relief from Corns
Summons Diseased Nails and other complaints Of the
lset twenty-five consecutive years of practice in
Washington, ID. g. Office fee 81 per visit. sepI4
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EDWARD Ross DEFEATED.-At St John, N. B.,
tnree-mlie Sculling race yesterday, between Hugh
easily by the former.
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TIME OTTO GAS ENGINE

TIME OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires boiler. avoids expensive attendance
no loss Of time no handling of fuel and ashes It Is
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
and iafhograIhic Presses Coffee Mills. Holsters PAPER
and Ruling Machinery Lathes, &c. &c. This engine
runs with extf me sInOotrts and regularity of speed
possesses the least number OF working parts aud
great simplicity OF mechanism
, For PARTICULARS as to prices &C.. apply at Office of
"ashplstoh Gas LAsht Co. jyi3
OUR MEMBERS SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT
" onefourth OF every assessment they pay in il re-
sryed and Placed with the Central Trust Company of
New York not needed to pay deaths in excess of the
American Table Of Mortality each mans share of It Is
nut 10 his credit and after time Is drawn upon pay
ais regular dues AID assessments -
ISOLATION. l509 street
90 LIZ. KNIGHT Geaesal Agent,
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNHTER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
ofhcer today am, $50 III a-m 5. 2; p.m Coz
Maximum, GIL; minimum. $50
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CIvH. ENGINEER MENOCAL, Of the navy, win
shortly leave with party Of surveyors for Nicara-
qua, to make detailed survey Of the
route for the proposed Nicaraguan canal
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The case OF Isabella Duppler agt. Ross & Dean,
attorneys for Hood. Bonbright & Co., OF Phadel-
phia. for 100000. in Selling her goods, to-day
dismissed 10y plaintiff.
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CALLED UPON THE PRBsIpENr.-Mr Henry Hall.
U. s. minister to Central America, and Represen-
tatiye Brewer, OF Westfed, N. T., called upon the
President to-day.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING WOODEN TAGS
AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL
BAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON n T. Oct Ok 1899

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct o. 1885,
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at this De-
partment until NOON ON THE THIRD DAY OF DE-
DEMBER. 1888. for furnishing, by contract Printed
Wooden Tags like the samples of this Department in
slch quantities and at such times as may be required
and ordered during year. from the first day of Janu
airy 1884 also for furnishing in like manner and for
the same period Metallic Label Cases ik the samples
of this Department.
The proposals must be in accordance with the spec-
cations and forms which will be furnished on app,ica-
ton by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral
Inc contracts which may be made will be confor-
nifty to such specifications and accepted proposals
W. @ GRESHAM.
o21-1aw4w Postmaster General
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-The death OF Mai.
Nicholas Nolan, OF the 6ird cavalry, Is mentioned
elsewhere. He was TO be buried to-day at Fort
Wfngate with military honors. His death pro-
notes Capt George A. Purington 9th cavalry. "a he
Major third cavalry; 1st Lieut. Eugene ID. Dimmick,
TO be captain third cavalry. and "a Lieut. Walter l.
Finley TO be Ist Lieutenant third cavalry.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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TO the Penitentiarv for Life.

10 the Penitentlary Tor Life.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. ga special to the Com
nlercial Gazette from Rockport, Ind, says that
Francis j. Kelly was sentenced to the penitentiary
for life, for the murder OF r. T. Arnet Sept
2Stl.
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SHREwp CELEsTIAIS.-The San Francisco Bulletin
reports a considerable number OF Chinese arriving
there with traders certificates entitled them 70
and. Respecting the reported seizure OF 1900 un-
amped Chinese letters, brought over on the
Steamer City or Toxic, a San Francisco telegram
number OF letters from China has been largely de-
creasing, and probably a Ike fraud is practced by
the Chinese with letters on outgoing as wen as in-
coming steamers The government probably LOST
ESQ ON every Chinese mall from this port"
THE FIRE CHIEFS CONFERENCE.-THE national
Convention OF fire engineers In New orleans yeSter-
day discussed a number OF tories. Including In
flamnabae oils, spontaneous combustion uniform
method Of reporting fires and insurance. CHIEF
Iashure, OF Springfield, Mass, read paper on
the telephone as medium Tor transmitting OF IRE
lama He favored the telephone as a valuable
ADDITION TO the present system Chiefs Taylor, q
Richmond Benedict, Of Newark, and Stockwell
of Nashville. spoke In favor OF the telephone, but
al agreed that IL could not be relied upon at all
times They believed there was nothing IKE tho
is.e.s s.l,3,iic IRE alarm system.
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ri SCHOOL. 1913 ST. N. W. OPP FRANKLIN
N Park. Fourteenth annual session. Thorough in
struuon IN drawing and Painting. Mechanical draw
ing. Prof. Charles Schlaar
oS Inn Mrs & FILLER Pripcpal
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EQR SALE-LUMBER WAGON AND DOUBLE
Il Harness, very cheap nearly Horse wanted till
ApTli for his feed; good care. Fled STOKE correr
12tlt and streets northwest 0.l5-:;t.
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SPECIAITIFS.

SPECIALTIES.
N ADAG Ross The LONG E,TARr TSfIFD rE
~ Shl NiSFN JNslt End AstrCogist rvs Irffcr 81
- "a go ~ a. al II OF lie than any one IN tIa t,t
son t'-4s TIE asst ireseiit aid futiir,, r~.t -,
tsshf anu a&s-stails on ali Iai:crS am .
otieiieTf 'e ana lAGtFinlony- Residence Is,iD jt.h
street Northwest Cars lass the door Consnj...;'i
tcc-Iaoi.s, 81. GeBtltmtil, 81 0 @tsoi'
w nc Is TIE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST
w established Specialist III the cityi Wby n
BBUTHEkS Ls-oyeT thirty two yrars-at 9Oi ID 81 W
sSoTn to before A. G. Richards. Justice o. the P.c,
Cct4-lTn
NE. EOBFRTSON. SPECIALIST AND CONFIDFN
~ t4s Consulting Ply Tor Ladies and
r., Twenty Years experience. Every Wednesday ard
tt8ftay nom Ia a. 40 e street northwest
iono4at and scientific treatment guaranteed Main
eilee, ~ North Liberty ST.. Baltimore, Md au273ni
M Nh NJ Ro0KE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS Oh
~ LII Ali basiness confidential Ladies and
Streets northwest Nia-a1Ix.
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FINED FOR AssAULTING HIS WIFE.-1n the Police
Court this morning VIM. r. Williams was charged
with sssauting Lena Williams his wife. Mrs
Williams showed the court a pair OF discolored
eyes. which she admitted her husband caused, but
rst oiense. and he was the sole support OF herself
and her children. Judge Snen said that Wife
beaters could not be excused by him because they
fine of $40
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FRENCH PRONUNCIATION

Mastery guaranteed in eighteen lessons Glass limited
Cards OF admission Sc Course opens Thursday. No.
MEMBER 1888 or before which date "Carlsh must
be obtained LUCIEN f. G. COLIIERE- A n "a native
OF Paris. France 1888 street northwest olO-l9t
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WEST VIRGINIA EDITORS COMING-The Commits
sioners to-day received letter from Mr.. Ga T. Cos
orn, editor OF the Piedmont; W. Va, Observer noi-
tying them that the State Press Association OF West
Virginia will visit this city about November list next
on on their excursion trip, which embraces visit to
the mayors OF which cities have rendered that asso
citation cOurtesies- The Commissioners state that
they viii write the association friendly note, In
which they Will extend a welcome, and on their
arrival will do anything In their power to make
their visit agreeable
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NEsDAMES DOREMIEULX Won TAUBE AND DE
" BKUYN kOPS. successors to the Misses Haines
for boys; school opens SEPTEMBER 20 No TO- Gram
ercy Park New York. sepR-eo1m
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4 ELLINGTON ACADEMY. CORCORAN BUILDING
School for Boys and Young Men. Number limited
only scholars OF good moral character received Fall
f1n OF 1888 begins Sept 10Th. Day and Evening SEES
lions Careful and thorough instruction in the Com
non English Branches Book keeping. Short hand
Higher Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Latin aud Greek
BURTON MACAFEE A. NJ
PRINCIPAL. Washington ID q
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NATIONAL SCHOOL OF EL.OCUTION AND ORA
Nniatic Art.-AIrs. ADALINE DUVAL MACK 1914 K
street northwest Glasses formed pupils received and
'1fGlllars 10 be had at residence. O8-3ws
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DENTISTRY.


NE : SCOTT DENTIST. WOULD RESPECT
IJfniy inform lis friends ard patrons that he will
rssilhe the IT.stc. 81 his profession az l.f street
north'',af on September FIRST. o2G- linz
II YOU HAVE TOOTH ACHE
DIR. ). l. SCOTT
lzO. L street northwest
tan Cure II and Save the Tooth seu,t1m.
u ANDAIL PARSONS, d. ID. s. OFFICE AND RES
lis nee ~ ttL street northwest over BIiIantyues
Book store. AL branches of Dentistry skil:uy r..r-
IUried Gas given To thousands with most pleasant
results. day or iizht len Years experience. o8
hR. STARR PARSONS DENTIST. CORNEH orp
H. and rs. N A local aIsesthetir used ON the
gums. alys Idir OF extracting, Filling SVealty
Artificial teeth inserted Gas gwen Changes mod
eistc- sepil
nR. DUKE DENTIST. us IiTH STREET NORTH
- west Beautiful sets OF Teeth and y, fleet mt
Teeth fIllssl TOR 81 Extracting without pain 50 cents
A. -ISTatlons warranted iy5-Cni.
AR KATHLEEN GRADUATE OF PENNSYL-
wanna College. Philadelphia having purchased m
Stfc a n sd, nee, has resumed practice confidently
reeoiild hln 10 by IatronS and the public generally
n q dentist ~ Ia doubted ability. II. ~ CARMAN.
Dentist. lDl5 18th 81 IL W. je25
A ARTIFICIAL TIETH MADE i;EFORE AND IN
'ftd niiHt t.lattly after extracting natural teeth
s iasu scr~-. MCtierH tit lis and skill IN ali
r-~t.Ii's Oi lyu:-~tsy Moderate fees.
- Dt bpNNAl.LI. l,21 street northwest
IN / NJ TALBOTT. DENTIST. No 437 It'll
= 'lifsS doors from T. Dentistry all
,,t 1i-ci'eS Teeth inserted 81 per set All work wa-
Janis
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE
WI ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS
1880 street, will reopen SEPTEMBER 26.
sepl-3m Mrs. c. w. PAIRO, Principal.
WILLIAM WALDECKER GRADUATE OF THE
w Leipzig Conservatory of Music) Teacher of Piano.
Organ and Harmony. Lessons resumed September 4th
Residence, 1907 18th street northwest, sep f. I'm
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VSOR SALE-CHEtP. FOR WANT OF USE. BY PRI-
waite party, 4sest canopy PhatCn. celebrated j. b.
Brewster & Co y. Y. top BuggieS; l SINGLE top for
speeding. weighing lbs cost $50 good AZ new
Ais, Kentucky GtiiHg and Mare, beautiful and per-
1ty broken To saddle and harness for lady or gentle
men Very superior animals Apply at Arlington sta
bis. 1924 {; st nw oct.g-6t
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24

night VIXEN, tired and all worn out, he
reached home. The old lady's anger
lad cooled off, and when she heard OF
his Ill success she smiled and told him
if he would behave himself the rest Of
the week he might put it in the contri-
button box on Sunday, while she would
drop in the lead quarter. The matter
being thus adjusted to their mutual sat-
isfaction, she hung her back hair on the
chair and went to bed, leaving him to
put his shoes on the sofa and hide his
vest under the mattress.