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Affair. i'm wes, wa.b,uv,ou.

RECONsTRUcTrNG OLD SEwRRs.-The old sewer
from the market house to the convent is being
reconstructed, and the bottom sunk or feet
deeper and shaped like the point OF an egg, sewers
SO built clearing themselves freely. WOrkmen are
now engaged upon the sewer on street Mr..
OHare, the contractor, has charge OF the work.
NOfKS.-On1cer Hawkins found dead cOlored
female Infant yesterday afternoon on the vacant
lot near the street brldge.-A portion OF the
iron railing around the Baptist church is torn
down, leaving 1t In bad condition as It projects
some inches over the sidewalk.
SHIPPING NEwS.-SchOOnerS W. T. Donald
arrived, with 1000 tons Of ice, from Kennebec;
Elm City arrived with 100 tons OF Ice from Ken
nebec; Oliver HOrwlU cleared yesterday for Bal
umore, lights Alice b. Phillips cleared to-day, with
l00 tons Of COAL for Boston; Laura Messer cleared
to-day. with $50 tons Of coal, for Portland
CONDITION OF WATER AT A. M.-Great Falls, 36.
Receiving reServor-nOrth connection. 49, south
connection. &c. Distributing reservoir -tnfluent
gate house, 36 enuent gate house, So Low tide
In the river to-day at 43O p M high tide at $50 pm
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS INsTALLED.-The fol-
lowing officers were installed In the sunday school
OF the Zion Baptist church, South Washington yes
terday: w. j. Howard, superintendent; Miss ii. L.
Jordan, assistant; S. s Hewitt. nbrarian Miss Ella
Jones, assistant; Mr.. 8. Y. Minor, secretary; Mrs
NJ. l. Whales, assistant B. j. Hart, chOrister; JAS
GordAn, assistant; r. j. Daniels, organist; II. E.
Brown, P. NJ. Mayo and SaS Beverly, usherS. This
school has membership OF over LOCO, with an
average attendance OF about 400.
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Condemned Locals.

The hydrant at the corner OF Sd street and Viz
g1nia avenue southwest is out OF repair.
The First Methodist Episcopal church OF An
napOiS, Of which Rev. Geo. v Leech Is pastor. was
IeOpened yesterday after being closed several
months for repairs Rev. Richard Norris, OF this
city, assisted In the services.
The Feast OF ST. Matthew was celebrated with
imposing ceremonies at st. Matthew's church yes
terday. Rev. Father Ahern celebrated the mass,
assisted by Rev Fathers Boland and Birch. DR..
Chapele delivered the panegyr1c-
John Fowler, living at 1i3 street southeast fell
under car No. AZ, OF the Washington and George
TOWN. railroad, LIST street. between Pennsylvania
avenue and street northwest, saturday night,
and his foot was badly mashed. he was removed
TO the Emergency hospital.
Eugene Howe, pensOner, having Si4 G5 In his
pockets, was taken To the eighth precinct station
yesterday suffering from the effects OF excessive
drink. He was sent 10 Providence hospital
Salem Baptist church has placed on record the
certificate OF the election Of Lee Washington, Jos
Creter and VIM u Burn. as trustees
The Columbia Typographical MON at It's meet
ing Saturday night settled the dispute raised over
the resolutions cenSuring the New York union for
Its action In relation to the New York TIituue by
voting TO drop the resolutions. VIZ X. Ramsay
was unanimously elected delegate to the Fedora
ton Of Trades, which meets In Chicago October 7th
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Their loss has been gain for succeeded in ret
ing larEe portion Of their stock at about frty cents
large that begin to et ali Of il into our i'm
t ,ns Is, building Ne had to rent arge gareroom Tor
Maslne.on has there been such an DIP rtunity Of sst
car only mention few Of the many bAnsaiIs which
lots OF Back silks 55c 65c 75c 81 fully worth
81 pieces fall shades Dress Goods at &c. worth
80 pieces Illuminated wool Dress Goods IOc per yard
, cases all wool Chudda Cloth ~ inches wide all
1r a,s s, T. u shades Sor per yard well worth SO!
rd III tins country after the dd Of trust had been
lots and Therefore are shown only 10y us
% pieces - inches wide Atwood rench Cashmere in
~ s 10 inches Wide Extra in 2, S Worth Zoe
the sale and can recommend them as the best and
ch ,4 ever of, red
per yard. value 37 5sc
Towels at 5. 10. l2 and &c., every genuine bar
= loo dozen heavy knotted, fringed Barnsey Damask
SapEiin al Id % + rer retail prize sc
Balsity finest liable Damask, by yard in patterns
We BOUGHT nearly all the Blankets in the sale. and
S In e s few sample lots which yere too much soed
o4 ise never hfors hsaTd of We next offer fine
AT s. So worth sso0
At $500 worth 500
And many finer grades in the same proportion.
d paS at pair Cost sa Of
bales Gray Blankets at Csc per pair Merchants and
hoIsekItrs buying by the quantities VII pever have
canton FLANNELs
cases most az OF the celebrated Amosks Mills
which quite item on such staple goods We shall
off,r two cases as low as cents per yard.
White and colored Wool flannel. much less tLan the
goods CAN De S SSFt tSF fsG t 4sEfa5Ss
o pairs' In Az different styles all from the Great
2 %, PAIRS Lace Curtains, ssc,; worthsl
$50 s Sei; w wgrth 81. 3 8
SO q sL25; worth $3.50.
We have them in White and Ecra and they are no
ysr wds EsaIns % by Amy
Furniture Cretonne at lie FER yard We have them IN
" CHAT BhE$a ANS 1S sHAwIs
Vol Vols sh asi~'A
Thilet Shauis
Cashmere Snnwls
All at less than half price
We bought three lots Austrian Plush Cioaks At about
Lot l.Twentyfye full sized Ladies' Plush Cloaks at
lot2- welty all sizes ladies' Plush Cloals lined
with Italian cloth, at "a worth Sl3.
shade of Astracha IS These would retail when the
cold weather comes at $40 secure before
80 pieces double width fine Ladies' Cloth in all the
grad other merchants sel at 5 cents per yard
o s s IN, ne iIii q inches ~e lmorted Iricot
100 pieces Oriental Iaces, loc worth 25c
% pieces Oriental Lacs, inches wide, at lsc: worth
80 pieces Oriental Lacos 8 inches wide at DC
- dezen Oriental Lace Fichus at sc value 81
lis dozen Oriental Lace Collars at BE value Soc
80 dozen finest Linen ply shirt Fronts, loo. worth
en shaa iaG sk R Psr d ss S IN sa
aud many other bargains 1t will pay you to lay
stock Tor years at these prices
LANSBURGH & BRO,
sel3 400 400 and 4a4 SEVENTH STREET
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THE CONTRACT FOR THE ERECTION AWARDED 10
MESSRS. BRIGHT & HUMPHREY.
The bids Tor erecting the proposed new building
for the church OF the covenant at 18th and N
streets. have been opened as follows: Bright Il
Humphrey, $4,000 W. c. Morrison. Sg7 600: W. B.
Downing q Bro. 1000 MessrS Bright Il Humphrey
being the lowest bidders will be awarded the con-
tract The amount Of the bids, stated Is for the
erection OF the entire church structure, IL being
the intention Of tie building committee to begin at
this time the erection OF the lecture room only in
the rear Of the proposed building. The bids we're
separate for the two parts OF the structure Messrs
Bright and Humphreys hid for the lecture room
was $3.50 but as the building committee regard
this aS too much. they are now comforting with the
contractors, with the View of cutting down this
amount II Is expected that the ground Will be
next month.
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But THE COURT DECIDES 1T WAS CASE OF SELF
DEFENSE
George Jackson cOlored. 20 years Old was on trial
before Judge Smell in the Police Court this morning
charged with Stabbng Lorenzo Willis who testi-
fled that last Friday night about half-past 10
O'Clock, as he was walking along street. near the
corner Sd street northeast. the defendant came
along and accused him OF striking him with stone
witness Denied the charge, when the word .'ltar''
passed. and Jackson stabbed him In the back and
ram Witness chased him and struck him with a
bflck Is lac was entering gate. George Stewart
gave similar testimony. DR.. keech testified that
suffering from stab between the tenth and
eleventh ribs from which the blood was flowing
Freely The wound was about half inch long
and three-and-a-ha1 inches deep. This closed the
testimony for the prosecution.
The defendant testified that while sitting In
church on the night in question some one threw a
stone In the window which struck him. After
church was over he spoke to Willis about It, After
the word ''ll2r passed. Willis struck him with q
stone and witness ran. They met again when
Willis cut him on the hand when he drew out his
penSnfe and cut at WILLIS. after which witness ran
and the crowd followed and Wills cut him q second
time. as he WAS entering his gate. Several Wit
neoScs corrUborated the defendants statement
The court said IL was OF SedefenSe and dis
missed it.
\ BEAUTIFUL SET OF FANCY CARDS sent free to
persons who have taken Browns Iron Bitters
Address Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-On and after Monday, the
22d instant elegant buffet parOr car will be run
through To New York on the train leaving the Bal
tlIrOrr and Potomac railroad station at $50 a. m
every week day The same car will return on the
train leaving New York at $40 D. m arriving In
Wslshin.,tO at 1920 ID. H. daily eyceDt Sunday
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A Papal EncycliCai.

SPECIAL PRAYERS TO BE SAID AND lSDC
EXTENDED DURING OCTOBER.
Pope Leo Ill recently addressed an encyclcal
letter to all the Catholic world in grace and COM
muniOn with the Apostolic see, which has been
received In this diocese. The pOntiT recalls tQ
mind that last year, by his encyclical letters he
deereed that in all parts of the Catholic world in
order obtain celestial assistance for the SOrely
tried church. the powerful Mother Of God should
be honOred during the month OF october by the
recital OF the most holy rosary As the church Is
still much tried, and especially considering the
cholera visitation says the letter 1--WE think IL l.
duty to eXLOrt this year also the Christian peO
pie to pereyere in the mode and formula OF prayer
Is designated under The name OF the rosary" The
same prescriptions made last year are, therefore,
renewed, and IL Is ordained that ''fro the LIST day
OF october I'LL the 2d day OF November following
five decades at least OF the rosary with the tanieS,
De recIted every day IN all parish churches and in
public sanctuarleS dedicated To the Mother OF God,
also IN other churches TO be selected by the Ord-
nary. II the recital takes place IN the morning /;
will be made during the celebration OF mass; IL 1T
takes place In the afternoon the blessed sacrament
viii be exposed 10 public alteration. and the ritual
benedlctiOn Will be given 10 those present" The
1ndulgencieS OF last year are also renewed
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AmuSements, &c. Tonight.
FORD's OPERA HoUSB-"The Orange Girl,
NATIONAL THEATER--"Peck'S Bad Boy
THKATER COMIQUE.-"La Jole Parfumeuse."
DINE MUsEUM.-NOvelties and pleasing perform
ancp
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TNAUQUiER SPRINGS THE NEAREST OF THE
Il summer resorts. will lie Open until October
10 satisfactory rates to persons who may re- VIVA
main until the clOsGsOt the season. Apply at
the National Hotel, address
T. Tt NNj.Y 4. co.
se9-tocl Iauquier SPRING, Virginia
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH
- comfy Va. relieve al malarial and nur- q , L
vous disease. Jouud-trp tickets via b. o. VIYA$
il. l.. Address Mrs. A. j. MYERS. au22- 3Ots IL liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

MADAME B. VAN REuTH. 1l12 18th street north
west, begS 10 announce that she VIII return 10
Washington and be ready Tor business october 1st,
when she will open elegant line OF Novelties in
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, selected per-
sOnallY from the latest impOrtatiOnS.
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FTRSr-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICLE
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR To
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WEIL-KNOwN FIREPI ACE
HEATERS. FROM The FACTORY OF LANES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING Quality
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS Am
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY m
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE cry
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASUkE. In REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND h,STI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. wYvIII. Exc1usvr Ao,r
ap26 No 462 PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET
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JORDAN. THE PHOTOGRAPHERS, at 1221 Pa ave. is
establishing fine business by guaranteeing his g
cabinets 10 give satisfaction No extra charge Tor
RESTING.
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Alexandria Affair.".
Hercrted FOR The EVENING STAR

ECrcr'ed Tor 1HE fvENIN6 STAR
CIRCUIT COURT TO-DAY.-The circuit court Judge
James Keith, opened its session at the city court
house. III the market square, this morning There
is large numoeror cases on It's docket many hav-
Ing been removed from the corporation court The
suit Of Flemmng agt. the city OF Alexandria I'm the
hay scales case, involving the title to Sharp shin
up during the term, and 1t is expected that Judge
Keith Will decide, also, during this session OF the
court, The suit OF HaVener agt the Washington,
o. and w. K X Co, involving the ownership OF the
telegraph line from Alexandria to Leesburg
SCHOOL PERMIrs-The clerk OF the city school
board resumed this morning his weekly issue of
permits for attendance upon the public schools of
the city. and number OF permits were granted
THE CHUKCHES.-An the pulpits here were nlled
,oriess First Presbyterian church, where Rev. DR..
Huxley preached There was service also at the
0lds!dr Baptist church, On Fairfax street. and Ell
der SnOot preached.
NOTES.-The county court, Judge LANCASTER. began
THIS morning at The county court house its Septen-
Der term, which viii be occupied with minor suits
and civil businesS.-The city council will he coIei
| together b. the finance committee tomorrov
nisht-A number OF gentleman called on Mr. A.
Mclean last night to welcome him on his return
| from Europe.-lhe two story brick dwelling, with
lot, on The southeast corner of King and Henry
streets. has been purchased for 81 coo by Mrs Mar
garet j. kinzer.-The five per cent dfsconnf IN
city taxes ceases on the 1st day OF OctOber-,rhe
reform clu0 held temperance meeting at their
| rooms Yesterday afternoOn.-The mayor has fined
Saran Thompson - Sd for diSOrleriy con1ucf and
| Ihos. southland 50 for exposure.-Hugh Smith
| has been sent 10 the chan-gang for drunkenness.
The only occupants OF the station house this
morning are John Lean and s Smyle, charged with
d1sOrderly conduct.
HENRY CLAY's GRANDSON SHOr-Harrv Clay o
weli-known lawyer and politician was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded In Louisville, KY yester.
| day morning by Andrew Wepler, q Councilman
| Clay drinking and wanted TO borrow some
money from Wepler, who would not lend him as
/ much as he wanted. Clay then began TO abusf
/ Wepler and went out for u pistol with which tT
| shoot him ON his return the two men, armed with
pistols said they were ready TO fight and took theil
Y WpY1tY fired a CT
/ the groin Clay Is the grand son OF Henry CIay Hf
was one OF the Arctic voyagerS In the HOwgate ex
| peditioI, and is prominently mentioned Tor Con
gfeSS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CCG FEB RRR FEE sSSs
= En- r E
u G + n
CCC kEE K K EKe sSsS-
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
without doubt the most BF.t-T1rT1 and tba ,,oS.
NUTRITIOUS Flour III the world
he NIL rs have not only the most perfect Mill con-
tanning DIS 1t does all the ot improved Machinery in
vented up to the time but they priuc, Flour
UNSURPASSED 10y aiy mill i'll the world To proye that
We would simply state that large quantity of this
ia-ihcelt Flour Is shipped annually to Europe and
e4teh III the principal Courts of the old world We
GUARANTEE that 1t is made from selected hard wheat
sfow III Minnesota ana Dakota 1t is an az ACKNOWLEDGED
fact that ill this Flour perfe separation of the l.i
nous pai iIitN OF tie wheat hr Try and thorough eni-
haioi Oh al weak anu starcEy matter has last been
reached and is consequently NOR NUTRITIOUS Weld
Ing more brad to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits tina: from brel-rnak ny qualities
Is the cheapest. well the best for either family
or BAKERS use and unsuriiass d by any Flour made
Every sack and every barrel Is warranted give entire
satisfa ton
$ RINGS ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One OF the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever
Offered to the trade 1t xcelled 10y any other Patent
except Ceres. and viii please the most exacting house,
keeper and satisfy the most fastidoris eiicure
GILT-E DGE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIA nee.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made nv fine ce,a
brated Hungarian 1t a very cheap and beam
tru Patent. within the reach ali classes and we
guarantee Will give satisfaction to every who will
try it.
L ID EN- HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour OF theDistrct is equal in quality to great many
high priced Patent Hours whilst il can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES STERLING
GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL and we
Zee! assured that housekeeler tries them once
WILL never use anything else. For sale 10y all rocers
Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana avenue
sei3 WM. Nj. GAIT & co.
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EQUITY COURT-,Judoe James

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e James.
Saturday. Chaplin agt Loughery: Outerbridce
Horsey made party complainant. Best agt. Best :
sale ordered and Charles A. Best appointed trustee
10 sell Patch aSt Davis; modification OF terms OF
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

AT A MEETING OF the Alabama republicans resid-
ing In this city Saturday night the nomination OF
George H. Craig, Candidate Tor Congress from the
fourth district, was endorsed number OF speeches
being made.
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READ Sinsheimer's advertisement

For PICKLING-pure cider vinegar and spice
John II. Magruder, 49, New York avenue.
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eros GRAIN BLACK DRKsS SILK. extra quality, %
cents: black cashmeres, Is cents 81 cents, 50 cents;
new plaid dress goods, Is cents; cashmere dress
goods 12x cents; cOlOred dress silks, TOwsons. 90
Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WkSHINGToS. ID. c., Sept. -, 1881. 10 am
For the middle Atlantic states. fair followed by
partly cloudy weather and local r;.inS higher FOL
lowed by lower temperature SoutheTly winds De-
coming variable. For Tuesday, partly cloudy
weather and local rains are Indicated for new Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states, with station
ary followed by lower temperature. Rains are
also Indicated for the lower lake regions. ID all
other districts the weather Will be generally far,
With nearly stationary temperature
THE New York Republican Association at a meet
ing saturday evening received letters and reports
from various parts OF the state predicting republic
can success. Twenty-seyen new members were
elected The association decided to hold nightly
sessions during the remainder OF this month, be-
ginning next Wednesday NIGH
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nRAL FRENCH CLASS,

a PRACTICAL CoURsE:-Pronunciation and Realizing
verbs and Language,-Conversation and Dictation,
aDllng pupils. few months to understand spoken
and written French. well express themselves in
tdt LANGUAGE with perfect pronunciation aud accent
GEGINEERs CLAss:-1uesday and Fridays. at 1888
street hort west september So $50 to As T. We'd
ncsdays and Saturdays. at Howe's Business School,
o., 'th street northwest October LIST. to $50
card OF admission payable i'll advance, month. S.;
per uaIter of u lessons. $40 LUCIEN r. c. COL
llEkE. A. NJ, native oc Paris, France 1888 street
northwest Sel5-3w
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BLANKET SALE
EXTRAORDINARY!

BLANKET SALE
EXTRAORDINARY!
The entire production of the
FALLS OF sCHUYLKILL BLANKET MILLS
We're sold at Auction in New York early in August.
through NilmerdinS, Hoguet < Co.. Auctioneers
These Blankets are the celebrated manufacture of
John Dobson and the ropulr line of Blankets
for fine retail trade manufactured in country.
AS the prices ob lined at aucto from 25 70 33
Fer cent less a at years prices We confidently be
rior make of BIZ nkets at the EvERNAMED
Tor hrst-ciass grades Below we quote few prices:
ia WHITE BLANKETS. fair quality. only 81 so per
1O-4 WHITE BLANKETS, good quality only SITS
per pair.
1l-4 WHITE BLANKETS fair quality, only 50 pair.
ia WH1TE BLANKETS. good quality only g. % per
pair.
1o-4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. extra quality, only
So. 90 per pair.
Ia WHITE WOOL BLANKETS extra quality. 81 per
pair.
So. 80 per pair
1l4wHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS, extra quality,
only 81 80 per pair.
1914 WRITE WOOL BLANKETS, superior quality.
only 81 per air.
ia WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. superior quality,
only $5 per palr.
ia SCARLET BLANKETS. good quality only IS so
per pair.
lG4 SILVER GREY BLANKETS, good quality only
81 80 per pair.
Ia NOTIFIED GREY BLANKETS, extra quality,
only 81 W per pair.
SPECIAL!
As we have all Of these Blankets quantities we will
make special price to Hotels and Boarding Houses
lots Of 10 to 20 pairs.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
solo 921 PENNA AVENUE OIL
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lUSSELL'S Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out OF town.
1i21 New York avenue.
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THE fine photos Of ketS kenethy's, 11o9 Pa. ave-,
continue 10 be s. per dOz. with 18Th painted free.
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ME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
NERSlTf will be installed in its Lecture Hail. in
the New University Duildne, (southeast 18th
and II strcets) OF EDNI-SDAY. U,Tt BEii Sth. 8
l!vered by the s1on. SAMUEL f. PHILLIPS. Solicitor
General OF the United States.
Melnb rs the BeiIch and Par of Washington. the
Alumni OF the School, tIdents oi Law already in the
school and gentleInen PROPOSING enter it, invited
to be present.
The keguar Exercises of the school will begin on
THURSDAY October 9th at O'clock p H.. when the
the will lie made the Faculty
Professors cox MAUhY. STkOHu and APPLkBY
VIII remain in ciarg. OF their sl'.ctive CHAIRS.
! ne tuition fees viii remain unchanged.
The new Lecture Hall OF the School Will be open for
inspection daily. sitter the lst o. October
For catalogues other il formation application may
De mad TO the President OF the Faculty DR.. JAMES G.
ELLlNG. Catalogues may also De had 1T the book
stores OF w II. Morrison. 4'J Pena and Of James
Brow, l437 Pelina ave, and at TIE University
Building. sel9-ln
rENEACHERS AND PATRONS PROCURE YOUR EN-
BIitanlcD on your by addressing CY
CIUP.EDIA. Star Office. S.lS-6ts
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARIMENTs.
I'VE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
1904 ard l0O6 street northwest ectures which will
he given during the day Will begin TUESDAY, October
It'll, 1884 at 10 Clock an
All persons int ding to enter either department
requested 10 be present at the ming exercises i'll con-
neCon with those of the Law Department, on MON
DAY, October 9th. At oclocG pm
For further information apply to
H. II. BARKER, NJ D.. Dean.
sel.-1m ZIG street northwest.
FVNHE COLUMBIAN ITNIVERSITY