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BoDIr Cali Jan. 5.-rbe Free Prc,s pub!ishc' $. q
tiscs OF the button production OF tins "Is Ict i9r
81 .25s o57: BoGie Cousolilarcd, S+.4s9p; Soon
day aud North MONDAY, S23 600; Bone unn J.
ft.I ~ 33i. W1uue. * Gitc-pics iMngs' mlll,
$500; scarcrng placer bullion, etc.l, %-0'02i
total 72,2l7,7SO. .,x
Inc product of Bodie District for the past 81 =
90. has heru ~ follows:
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MIR. ISAACS.
BY F. MARION CRAWFORD.

T. WITT
l2mo. 81.
striking thing In the first meeting win lsaos Is
the fascination which character seems to exercise over
tbe writer himself The heroine drawn with a rare
deicacy Her beauty is dsiny desc1Oeu anu
her nature outlined firmly but in the rough The WINTER ues
her cry he might treat woman in real NE whom no
should know admire at a respectful distance Inc
love story told charmingy and with great ienheneh"
boston Transcript.
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press Hlaklnq.

nRESSMAKER.-Th understanding
~ her business gives stylish cut and VIII make s engage e
of the families IN the CITY Lessons given In cutting In
or out OF city Address Miss sIMMs sag 3davep city.
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Qenthers.

ABLE and accomplished professors. tutors,
~ gOveincsses lecturers companions and housckcepcrs
SUPPLIED By Nj IS VI. J. YOUNG American and Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
An; INVITATION FROM PROFESSOR
~ CHARLES American teachers TO END every at
uriay free class Ia French A-fSrrs Sew Method
mathenatIoa al ana practical. 100 East 18th ~
MISS HESSE, 30 West 2lst-st., supplies
W. teachers tutors gOvcrnr-1e readers sing
ei houGo&epcrs sc Best advice gvon 10 palonts on choice
OF schools References b favor Hon Hami ton FISH aud
Secretary l. arts
MR.. +. D'ERNESGl, Hon. Memb. Conscrvat.
vi Milan. recently from Par takes advanced puns Tor
pianOfOrc umethOi chopin On tuesdays ana SsufdyS g.
iIom TO D. ~. at Webeis Rooms, lUS 0thayc.
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MR.. ISAACS.
BY F. MARION CRAWFORD.

12mO 81.
"Tho book not only for its unconventonai'y'
for it, tender philosophy its remarkable mctuesquehes III
chaacterdragng and its local color but Tor NS
beatv Of sentiment and grace STYLE Tho hero Is beau
tfu conception carried with great decacy AM "a In
vested with exquisite pahos in the elimination OF MS
development. The work rs whole Is perVaueu ny
rare refinement of feelng"- Boston Saturday Evening
Gazette.
Precisely suoh man as Mr. Isaacs beautiful noble.
so strong so passionate capable OF the extremes OF goo
and evil in other entirely natural do not reme'
Der to have met with in boioreN y Mail express
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DantlnI Academies.

Danclnl Academies.
ALLEN DODWORIlTS
"A SCHOOL FOR DASCING, No 6Si shave
For particulars for circular DOiNorth new l2nccis
Music and hgurrs NEW Just published
ATMR. TREN0KS ACADEMY ofDANClNG,
N Broadway aud SD st.
Lessons every day and c' cnaE send fof circular.
ALEX MACGREGOR'S
"A SCHOOL FOR pANCISG. ll2 Gth.ave.
Private and class es-on8 every day. STE ciicuiAra
NE GARMO'S classes III dancing meet d llly
~ and Monday Thursday evenings at standard Han
LAG Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing.
40 57s jth.ave. i1ti't opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses Moudav October 10. 1881 In.
gaReincnt az Newport, Il. L. CLOSES DctoDcrL
L. ). Send postage stamD Tor circular
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Jnsirnciion.

3nsirnfiort.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlvate tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash, l45 w. 4jth.sL
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
- Classical 81 East 1Sths re0psns segie@GeT ~
gaor sS8e! ReV e. l. Pnnep iol
M w. LYONS arr, ,,,errrr.c,
40 EAST TWENTY SECOND-ST., corner Of Broadway.
The SSy doWa 'oS centrally ceaea Rooms
aupcn floor ie high snd weyentil9ied
braPY quarterly Written examinations spelling Ladder
A 1e Pn aInGI resdeS S * Le15sIoRave
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON N. Y
surorntendt fs.apjifSp b hoof HAYS ND.
Boarding school SF q Ss SE 49;t sras whose
end ana scrupuoasy followed Is to mould early age
ie intellect Of youth BY science the win BY ooedxacs and
requisites instruction discipline soi while itSinTior
sSstSGGn WASHINGTON Heights about miles up ne
l55t.st Carriages are always IN WAITING or ey Timely moth
cson The nd ny u % S ennsncs
mandng the soensryor more attractive 'qr
Hudson are g9usaag 1o9 p, shaded and
tersected by oak groves afordng ample space LOT pS
fTeneh, German a9d spanish T1s9I s 80
DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, sos
worth % Ra money Not only s It largest school
Kind city and the best organized and ohceed Dut
IA the vgOrOus and practical It's graduates are never
without good positions. The enlarged and improved eo
graphic department Is working like charm and would be
we'll for those hitherto failed To attain hepTOper
speed for reporting look and note superior ways IL
DO TO fool about shOeanS TIE Pest ga IS 20 sa
Address ;. B. fAChAhD, oUo bio"u""S'
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Madisonave and 44thst. hts for the School OF Mines,
stevens Institute Sheffield and technical professions
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing .
COLIN, late Engineer Corpa u $. NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy.
University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
u near l2dst (46th yearl Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments. NJ NJ. Hobby W. L. Akin Pfncipals
Art Schools-Cty.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
NI Monday oct 10 IN Drawing OIL and WArE X
COLON PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS and LAND.
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECoRATION
~S STUDIO, No. so MADISON AVENUE
References:
MID HUNTINGToN,MrW WI Liam HART. MrJAMEs
II, HART, MT, A. i. BELLOWS
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tjelp nanteo.

WANTED.-Fir German or Frenc
w cook IN private family must have good recommend
tons from last employer good Apply between
IL Saturday morning, at Is Wallst'
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ynsirncttoiI.

Musical
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSlC'
~ only at ~
No5EAsT l4TH ST, Sd Door East OF 5TH-ANE
incorporated 1901
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOl"
NOW OPEN DAY and EVENING,
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.xLEs AT rHk MIyLyG ExCHAY7Ex
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FORT ,w,A,ssIM1nILNS6GT,99N Ny
observation-disclosures H. HAYS. NJ D..

University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
| u near l2d.st. (46th yearl Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments. n NJ Hobby WI Akin. PrnciDais
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Recelpt. shipments.
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Inc quick escape or the Ascending Tennessee
treasurer from the grasp Oh the law when he was
azss taken has been fully explained since his re-
Opture. He paid the TWO detectives who tracked
ham something over $500 each to 70 ease him,
nd this payment converted the officers into
friends and allies Of the runaway. One of the
tAithless officers now keeps Polk company In Jail,
sd viii be held to account for his recreancy. 1t
socn exhibitions as this and Developments Of
toe kind lately made In Washington that have
given detectives generally a bad Name Polk,
however, al last fell into the hands Of an officer
whose honesty was proof against all offers of
pribery. Deputy United States Marshal Sheely
spurne1 the s. 900 offered him by Polk and lodged
TIE Latter In prison.
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E Is probable that the story sent broadcast Of
Manager Gye having been robbed of a travelling
has containing diamonds, pearls, gold. checks and
eweiry worth anywhere from hundred thousand
20 anlilon dollars, while he stepped from car to
another, On the railroad between Philadelphia and
New York, few days ago. Is only an ingenious adj
sertisement for his opera company; but the ease
with which such a robbery might be committed,
HafellOw had such bag and such large amount
OF valuables In 1t, ought to adnonish travellers to
be careful what they leave In their seats when they
ssep ON; of car for a NEAL or for any other pur-
pose. Under such circumstances, II passengers
must leave the CIR, IL Is best to take valuable arti
ees with them, Or leave them In the custody OF
o0me one who can be trusted.
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; 4 New York grand jury has very properly In
0ksted, on charge OF ROBBERY, a MN W 10 neg0-
Usied transaction with thieves for the return OF
Stolen property 10 its owner. He refused to make
Any explanation as TO how he recovered the stolen
property, though the fact was brought cut that be
reserved consideration or one thousand dollars
for the transaction. 1t IS TO be hoped that some OF
me parties who have been making paying bust
DeSS out of negotiating with thieves for the return
or stolen plumber In this city viii yet be brought
lace To face with grand jury, and that the latter
wsh DC Is prompt To indict aS was the New York
1Rry
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eAriou5 news comes fron Liverpool In the an
AoaHcement that the owners Of the steamer Kirby
Hail, which run down and sunk the steamer CITY
OF Brussels near that city a few days ago, have
Aaed Dill against the owners OF the latter vesse
10s toeVo, for damages sustained by the Kirby
nan IN DONG The JOB. just why an action has not
AIN been commenced against the passengers by
me City OF Berlin, whose baggage and nearly all
tae!r personal effects are lying at the bottom of
she MerS1y, is not explained by the telegram
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IL looks now as though the proper time to run
0esernor Cleveland for President was Just after
m triumphant election es governor Of New York.
twenty-five months hence may be TOO late. Not
. put TOO Inc point on it, in fact, surface ineii-
cs91ons are not wanting since his Inauguration ia
J7saify the belief that II the public foresight had
been as good az It's hindsIght he wouldn't now be
where he Is.
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The total reductions prop sed III the bill report
ed from the finance co nmiIteA, sn1 now penlIng
In the Senate, amolDt 10 Sa9S39,324, OF which
As es9 coo to come from the tar.E, and
S34,a 90,s24 from internal taxation. All intrrnI
tax s, save those upon tobacco, In its several
forms, spirits ard beer, apol sed by the bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, who is one of the most careful stu
dents OF national finances in Congress, thinks this
ID a. far In the way OF reductions "a It would be
sale TO 90. He has some aIprehensons of another
monetary crisis, and thinAs Congress shodld pay
heed 10 the storm signals which have OF tts been
frequently visible In the financial horizon. The
surplus estimated by tae Secretary o. the Treas
wy Il s74,1i9S37 about s. OoO,010 less than the
pro 'osed Reductions reIu ton of letter postage
70 two cents will cause q fallIng-on In the reve-
nue. or about $3.50 clio, (estnated), ami the PEN
sion exlen Atures are Increasing TO such
proportions as TO make it uncer-
talh now much can be spared from
the government revenues. 1t Is prrhaps, quite
safe 10 predict that the Senate will 20 July far
as The fasnce committee recommend In the direc-
ton OF reductions In fact, IL is probable that that
body VIII go beyoni the Committee in this respect.
TIE bill is not satisfactory To those who .vocate
liberal cutting down OF tariff duties, and they
VIII mike every effort TO amend It so as to emboy
their ideas or what a tariff bill should be. This
element seems To tie stronger In the Senate than
In the House, and hence the tariff reiormprs pre-
Ter TO start tariff legislation in the former body.
The republicans feel that they must, as a matter
or party policy meet the popular demand for tar II
R2isiaton at this session, and rather than have
such legislation fail by reason OF the determined
opposition OF the tarin refOrners, they Will prODa
Dig NIKE concessions, in the way OF reGu ctionS,
which they would not assent to III they were ST 0ng
enough In Congress TO enact such law as they
prefer.
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Agents OF THE
DUNLAP NEW YORK HAT.

CARD: ' - o"'
The SILK FELT and OPERA HATS manufactured
by Messrs. DUNLAP CO.. OF New York, and bear
ing their win hereafter be sold in this city
BY ourselves exclusively.
As the productions of Messrs. DUNLAP l. CO. in
HEADGEAR have been the acknowledged and leading
styles in New York and Washington for past twelve
years. and We being the original introducers 81 the
elites Of this celebrated firm assure the patrons of
the Dunlap Hat and the public that full line Of SILK
OPERA. STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS will always
be supplied by us soon issued In New York
Respectfully, WILLETT & RUOFF
Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hat
ja0 sos Pennsylvania avenue,
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CARNIVAL
N<ARNIVAL 7

N citizens and residents Of tho District of Columbia
sDsAraesty invited to join the Citizens COMMITTEES in
tezr efforts 10 present crediabie Carnival display
up4 tie streets during the present sleghing season.
Oositt@e Of wen known citizens have been designated
sssrd three handsome prizes for the most original
90 tro;esque display in line. All persons participating
vk refert on Maryland avenue at foot Of the Capitol
eo-morrnv tFRIDAO AFTERNOON. at 2 O'Clock sharp.
1oe designation IN line.
JAMES E. WAUGH,
- Chief Marshal,
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hr and Mrs Scovnle, OF unfragrant Guiteau
nenory, are happily divorced at last Now II their
tF0abies and their names can be kept out OF the
newspapers the country may be happy also.
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The burning OF the Newhau House, In Milwau-
kee, and the frghtful loss OF life 1t occaSloned VIII
once more arouse public feeling as to the import
ance OF requiring buildings Tor public accommo-
dalton to be so constructed as to afford some
chance of life In the case OF fire. The burning Of
The Southern Hotel, in ST. Louis, and the fearfui
destruction of'life there stirred the public author-
oes all over the country into taking some steps
looking towards the security OF life, in the event
or IRE, in hotels, theaters and other public
ouiidings; but when the feeling of horror and
dread awakened by that calamity died out, the
activity IL aroused In behalf OF the better protec-
sfon Of life 1apsed and though laws Were enacted
m some OF the states and municipalities they do
NOT seem to have been enforced. The Milwaukee
hotel Is described an Old ''fre-trap so insecure
and liable to burn that insurance companies would
no. take risks upOr It. Yet the authorities per-
misted 1t tebe conducted as public hotel
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INTERPRETATIONS.
WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-FOR AN IMMEDIAr e PURCHASER
class Brick Dwelling in the vicinity of Dupont
9E Scott Circle; price not over SIS, UUO. TYLER L
KUTHERFORp. Real Estate and Insurance, 1926 +
street northwest. ia1l- St.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, FOB DRsIR-
" able tenant untn LIST June. WIN. p. YOUNG,
I4lV New York avenue 1885,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FVR OALE-IOTS.
nor sALE-ELEGANT BUILD Nc SITE. FRONT
II ing &c feet 18th street, at corner of Corcoran
per month. ALBERT +. FOX. $40 street Z rth-
west taIO-6f
EOR SALk-CHEAP-F0UR LOTS ON RHODE
i Islanc avenue Scott statue. The investment
VIII pay 20 per cent in year. WM. P. YOUNG, l42O
new 1ork avenue. 1a9-6t
Tor sALE-PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE, BE-
IL tween 18th and 18th streets northwest a fne Lot
2ox123, with small two story brick house on rear
Apply TO THOS. j. FISHER & CO..
1aS-6t 1924 street northwest
DOR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING SITES INDI-
yidual lots nd large fronaxes for elegant houses
the best OF northwest localities and throughout the city
Inc coming season develop largely increased values
JNo. A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker,
aSO-2w 14l6 street northwest.
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MR. EUGENE GUIRAL. PRACTICAL FRENCH
N1 COOK. a10 l4th street northwest, will be pleased
to inform the public tina: he viii promptly attend all
ORDERS for private dinners balls and receptions. jS2w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTEp-sSoo 600 70 s.. 900 AT s PER CENT. 5
Ss: W. On i1SS' SSi9fsi EFF
WAsTED-EVSFEs|XX SSs PIE IS 9d kVEAD ALL ABOUT
x I 7ih is the Sny =
hs sss Nsss sas
.sas sns
Bienish nnt be has arrived at almost perfscton In
GoMPLExIoN AND HAIR B1.EM1sHEs.
;.tComedonea) -Backheads on the nose. forehead.
s.: diver Spots Thrown. dark. muddy looking spots
on the forehead and cheeks Affects ladies.
Nasal Erythema. )-Redness and oiiiness Of the
tstppled Skin >-Coarse. deep pores on cheeks and
6. Freckles Moth. Tan saowness Birth marks. ara
annoying complexion discoorations all Of which read
Z. (scay scalp letter 1.-THE Scalp gets itchy, tender
and sic covered tn thin ne white scsles which form
Prurigo- Intense itching at night. crusty and cay
SAT- Rheam o %Rs
affecting both sexes and successfully treated by Dr.
Uass any
Tsnt hair fS Vigorous aHfOrm eysbrows long be-
you are cordially I,s invited to consult DE- Dyek at
TSe boer
sad # sns sh psa
sFEcIHL to the increased demand
xah coS
asy q tos s Who Ws to and
ii i IS iPs ~
ing stamp for reply. talO-3t.
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i M P o R ANT.
slamming Of doors and breaking Of glass rendered
absolutely impossible.
The NOkTO1 DOOR CHECK AND SPRING
is the only article that will certainly cose kinds of
doors thout slauring thereby preventing that an
noy nee and 81 so saving the expense OF glass.
Ihe practical working OF the spring can be seen and
all information given at
G. SCHNEIDEE'S,
1907 street northwest
5al01m Sole Agent for the District of Columbia.
EUKS FURS FRESH SUPPLIES JUST RE-
Il ceiyed, at reiuced pi ices.
SEAL SACQUES AND DOLMANS.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
ALL SFASONABLEG GOODS At NEW YORK PRICES
FUR CAPS, GLOVES AND MUFFLERS.
WILLErT Il RUOFF,
ta1O-lm 905 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Mas. C.. DosovAs,
as 9TH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY.
Has opened ut hey Rooms
1885 F STREET. OPPOSITE THE EBBITT HOUSE
And will have
SPECIAL OPENING OF BALL DRESSES. DINNER
DRESSES.
In Thule, Satin and Gold and Silver Thulee.
ON FRIDA Az AND SATURDAY. the 18th and 18th.
Jas Inn
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SPECIALTIES.

Mrs. POWELL OF PHILA., BUSINESS TEST
NJ Medium apd Clairvoya nt eivee names, describes
persons locates mines writes mechanically. Circles
every evening for manfestan MS WI engage for pri.
yate sttinxs. $50 street northwest. jall-6g
THO THE AFTLICTED-I Will UNDERTAKE 10
cure bay fever. Catarrh. Malaria Asthma. Drop.
y. Womb Disease. kheumafi.n, PxrslyUis or any
chronic Disease that has r~sisted the influence q
medicine OF pronounced incurable by the bess medical
doct,G.. Consultation free. J. FEARN, MagncIic and
he1cea Elscsicaan, l446 Pierce place. between l4th
and 10Th streets nerth~cst. Js6-6ts
MRS. Il. r wkIGHT. MAGNETIC AND CLAIR.
Ux voysnt Pbys can. has eminent success IN eatins
acute and chronic diseases doth mental and phydcsI
without msd4cins. Rooms co. 9Th street northwest
MHE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
N1 LIFE. All business coohdentAi. Ladies and Gen.
Es , ~ cents each Aos stssst bstwssn sth and
Mrs, LACY, WORLD -RENoWNED 1yRTUN1
second whit ;ss WITHOUT o.eors nss, Sos1 A.. IN
events. perfona description character Of abesRs
niends Satisfaction guaranteed $50 4 street dlS-6V
dsrE FonA fSR S SgtH2h Ess s.o.1 Tue
In Par.ors ut No. sos 18th It. NV hsy have tes-
moniais from the elite OF England. France Indie aud
the United States. n23 7ws
nR. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longest sblshcd Specialist IN this city with 40
years experience will guarantee In all diseases Of
the Urinary Organs Nervous and Seminal wcsknes..
m. e bis once, 456 street northwest hefeB
TO the leading physicians OF Baltimore. Main ofhce,
50 North Liberty street. Baltimore Nd. special and
positive treatment for ladies'. o20-3m
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WANTED-IT UNDERSTOOD THAT OUR APP
" paratus for stamping is made by our own hands
ladies' without psins them pay for Eex York labor
ladies costly goods 10 unsked hands and apprentices
years practice" Stamping half the price charged
elsewhere.
d26-1m PRINCE, Practical Stamper 1000 r street
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MISS AMY LEAbITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHER
w OF Vocal and instrumental Music and Harmony
Address 944 street northwest Lessons resumed Sep.
TENDER 4ih dlS
MUSICAL ACADEMY, 172l De SALES STREET.
Wl between Connecticut ave. and l7th ST. NV.
Principal. j. j. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc.
Studies resumed September 1lth. aule
II ence and English. privately in class. Studants
prepared Tor Collage and competitive examinations
Address A. JANUS A.. M,
JeS0 Columbian College.
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FOR RENT--STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-NIcE,. LARGE OFFICE, wITE
l. small Room ad dining, FIRST floor, 1921 r stree
northwest VIM. F. HOFFMAN. ja1l-3t