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An tndisereet Democrat Preacher Forcets
q NF.4. # MI Urn Tonchinrs.t /. Iva J.5g,

An InuIaoreet DeMocrhtie ftehcuer EVtho>s
III. Own Teachings.
Indianapolis Dhpuleli 10 Tie ciaeinna,I cnanoeidl
01sttts. Il
The lady members Of the South Baptist
Church are up alarms against Rev. In.
Clark, who Is Just retiring from the pas.
torate, in consequence Of n remark tie
made during the progress OF n church
social ono evening LAST week. MIR. Clark,
1t seems, Is u bitter and very injudicious
Democrat, Swhnc most Of the members Of
the church'nrc Republicans. As the ladies
were leaving the house ut which! the 80.
chi had been held, tho reverend gentle.
man took occasion 10 express his gratiilca.
ton over tho supposed Democratic victory,
and said:
"it Is Il source Of great satisfaction 10 mo
that n woman Of Mrs. Blaine's'claracter Is
not to he called upon to preside over TIC
White House."
Tho ladies were astonished at such q
statement, but one OF them, n Christian
iady OF high standing In tho community,
expressed the sentiments OF all tho rest by
saying: "Sir, l am as,onisl!cd to lear any
man utter such II Islander upon Il Of. the
pirest and best women In tho land, al
| honored mother and q Christian. You
seem 20 prefer TINT the White House
should be %irequented by the kind Of
women Grover Cleveland Is said to be In
the habit OF associating WITH
The ladies then left the house IN a state
OF great indignation, and it is said that the
women Of the congregation have practi'
cally decided that none OF them will ut
tend his farewell service, WHICH IS to be
held next Sunday evening. Unless Mr.
CLARK apologies or explains, his wantor
insult to one OF the best women in the land
they will send himawayi from thiscity will
no very enviable reputation. Mr., Clark de
nies that he used just the language ut
,ributed to him, but the offended ladies
are very positive.
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wou,nn's Face,

"'Nliat furniture can give such finish to
q room, as n tender, woman s lace asks
George Elliott. Not any, We are happy to
answer, provided the glow OF health tenn
pers the tender expression. The pale,
anxious, bloodlcss face'of the ,consump-
tive, Tor the evident suaerinSs Of the dys-
peptic, induce feelings OF sorrow and grief
on our part and compel lis to tell them OF
DR.. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
the sovereign remedy for consumption and
other diseases OF the respiratory system us
well rs dyspepsia and other digestive
troubles. Sold everywhere. i
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TRUSTEES SALE m
or ar%''f
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

By virtue Of n Decd OF Trust made by Matthias
Jefers and wife, to nc Ms trustee. dated Augusti !,
1875, and recorded ainong the land records OF OHIO
county. West Virginia, In Trust Hook No. Il, Iage
2os, ! will offer Tor sale at public auction, 10 lis
highest and best bidder, Mt the front door OF The
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NovEHBER, iss,
commencing al 10 o'clock 4. ", the following dc.
scribed properly, that Is TO say: "a certain piece
or parcel Of land together with the improvements
thereon, situated on Main street, III The City Of
Wheeling, and beginning for<he same a, n y0in, Oh
the east side OF said street, sixty.,wo feet four
inches t2 II. 4 in.l sou.h.of the south corner o!
Market alley, and east Of Min street; thence sou,h
with the east side OF Main street eighteen feet lis
~: thence east IN astraieht linc parallel with tho
south parallel with the line Of Main street six iett
6 fly; thence east parallel with the line OF Market
alley TO the alley in the rear or east side Of AId
property; thence north along the line of said last
named alley twenty four feet "a tt); thence III d
str1ight line to the place Of beginning"
TERMS OF sALE-0nc-third Of the purchase money
In cash, OF as much more a. the purchaser may De.
sire, and the balance In one and twoy years, with
interest from date Of sale. Possession can be given
immediately. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Ocl3 EFNs+F- 1tga "a = -T.s'F-.f Tfugtpe,
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MALARIA is caused by Torpid Liver;
Piles by Constipation ; Headache by indi.
gestion. Avoid them all by using the
great vegetable remedy, Aliens Bilious
Physic, IS cents. AT all druggists.
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MALARIA positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure Pills, q never falling rem
edy purely vegetable, contain no quinine,
sugar-coated.-25 cents. rgusaw
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An operator In the Western Union office
said yesterday that there were thousands
OF mistakes madc In tho course OF u year
aud that when an operator received Il
message which did not read correctly he
invariably asked the operator at the send
ing Office to repeat the message. In this
way few mistakes are allowed to get in.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

- ....a.. ....... a.| 10
Tho undersigned trustee. by yirtuo n, ,ho ~.
tho,i'y vested g. him By a certain Decd OF Tr,st.
naue by Henry lhhne and Caroline liuluc, III
vile, to J. X. Cowden, trustee, dated December al
ISL, and recordct in the Office OF tho Cle,E Of th.,
County, Court Of Ohio County. West Virgini.. in
Deed Of Trust Book No 10, al iaseiGs. viii ptSr,sss'
TO soil at Public Auction, at the front door II n In
Court hosse r q 9hio COUNT IN Nc City Of Wheel.
meneing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, ihe %iollowins, aS
scrtbed real estate. ,o'wit:, Lot Numbered sixteen
~, ii speisg,is Roy. In the Eighth wnri Of ihe
City Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West virginia, he.
Ing In sprigg and Ritchie's addition 10 The saId
city. "
TERMS OF sALE-0nethird Of the purchase money
and NJ much more IN the purchaser may el,gt' il,
be paid In cash on the day Of sale; AMI ihc residue
In. six, twelve and eighteen months from dav Of
sale The purchaser 10 give his notes Rt The dc.
ierred payments, With security to be approved Dr.
the trustee. y
The title to faidp property is believed to be rer.
feet, but the trustee Will convey only such title Al
may be vested In him by said deed Of trust.
J. r. COWDEN, Trustee,
". II. UALl.En, AuctIoneer, oci3
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NEVER interrupt nny conversation with
A. hacking cough; itcreatcs n bad impres.
sion. Better invest u quarter OF n dollar
in a bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
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Philadelphia Tfmes.
Many blunders occur In hctransiuission
OF telegraph messages. The mistakes as a
rule occur with the operator who receives
the message, and Il Is generally on a busy
wire, over which two or three hundred
messages arc received daily. The. wires
between this city and New York do tho
heaviest work. Semeof the errors quoted
at the main Office OF the Western Union
Company yesterday read rs follows: "lyil.
liam Gill ( Pie" for william Gillespie !"
"Do not send tho money" for ''Do not
send testimony !" "Mect me with hearse
and carriage,n which should have read
"Mcct me with horse and carriage =" "Dr.
A. Wing, room car conductor" instead Of
"drawing.room car conductor "Pan.
cake, Belts 4 Co." for "llancock, Beals 4
Coz" "lteserve Inc n room In Astor
House read "Rescrve me q room in store
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Leave Bcltaic At 2:lOr r. X. iot auimmerdcld.
Leave ,Bellaire at 600 4. Y. for Summarized and
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Has Anybuuy Told YOU

..#- ..fr. ~ N''% '"eS AoaH .g4L. tr+.
That it is hard to kick against thcpricks
That there is a balm in Gilead?
That it is n long lane that has no turn.
ing?
That tho hear. that once has loved will
love AGAIN. az 4! h
That some OF our fellow citizens are
vcryhuusryand, one hassaid, verythirsty?
That those who knock tho persimmons
arc very likely 10 get them? .
That this thought delights those friends
who have been swinging their poles with
out iruit for many years2
Thlatthe "bMg' isn't becoming to every
body?
That everybody thinks It's? Il.
That the slavery Of fashion cries aloud
Tor Il great emancipation?
That probably the emancipation will not
colne along in this generation?
That he wouldn't be welcome If he
came? 5t7 l.
That men arc rs much under the lash
rs Women? THs WUlsrERER. e
#- 40 AH #- fN 81 .N#.
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Commissioners salr.
DUBLlC SALE
l--Ez,tH .Lft or ISfASn

- "AAAAAS ".#
4 OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
In pursuance Of q decree In the suit OF The E1.
change fank Of Wheeling rs. Amos J. 0shorneAnd
on the 10Th day OF October, isSi.;I shall. rs spcclA
public auction at The front door Of the Csa1, !I0Hst
DECENbER. ls:A. commencing at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
ont by Henry Moore. trustee Of the eslnte OF Ehcu.
ezer Zane, and fronting on the north side Of Eaue
street: and also lot No. L. In Daniel Zane's addition
on Wheeling lslnnd, on the southeast corner Of
Zane anu Hulon Streets. Tn The trout part Of lot
No, IA Is erected n double two-sto.y frame dwelling
house, containing eight rOoms; and Il small tenant
hoaseof two rooms on the alley In the rear Of sia
lot. s5ggE. NtFT. ,aga 'llm
On lot No. Il. Is erected n double twostory frame
dwelling house. containing, ten rooms; ind also 4
cottage continuing three rooms.
TERMS OF aALE-Qnethird and as much more
as the purchaser lnay elect, CASH; and The residue
In two equal payments. payable respectively Ia
SiSs and ElGjITEES months, iIDm day OF sale; for
credit instAllnents. notes TO be given by the nur.
chaser or purchasers with satisfactory pe,spnAl 60
CURLY, and the title to be retained until ful ,tr.
chase money Is. paid, and u Conveyance directed
By the court.
AL. CLARKE,
"a 3; -,tI "a; Special Commissioner.
J, Ihos. ". Dar,ah, Clerk OF the Municipal! Cauy:
Of Wheeling, do certify that bond and security
have been given by said special commissioner MS &
required BY law, and by said decree OF sale.
a,sa 5nG ,.g gTHOS. NJ. DAtRAH, Clerk.
J. {. nEEvEy, Anotionecr. nn51has
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JOHN J. KAHN.
ALOS2o LOHISG.
-, Tlios, OBRiEN,
NRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE

L hlli Ntg1r. ..a
ny virtue Of deed Of trust made by J. + woo,,
and Melissa Weeks, his vile, 10 Inc untsr JIsSn
trustee. dated the ?lst day OF FEBRUARY, A.
and recorded fn the Clerks Onlrc Of ,hc GC cIrS,n.
Court OF Ohio COUNTY, In Deed o. Trust Ho oSu 7!
", page AS. 70 sfeurc the IN, men, Of \ sn.t W.
profnhsoty note therein named and dcsSSrinI..s.i,a
slan proceed 10 Sell At the trout door Of ,hs H., !
House Of OHIO county. In The City ct Whscti,,esO 1 an
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~ lMi
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the toiotyt,,
scribed real estate, that Is to Sart All nj y ms ue-
E psSa o. Land s!ussea II ;1riadeIrhia iis,tfisc,,s. N IN
lows: Bssinn!ns at a stake on tho uorth edpr "a =, ; ~.
S,m aHs 3 5HSd. corner y. Henry, Rfon,lfco ps
ieeiE with the line ri he Cumbe.aaa tnsa' Wv
Z, sa ii,i, sh %Sss| RsI.l ael line with Bloasite0Ts Inc
detings q the creek to BIonstroop'. line: tl ~
WIN mia bfonslIoops line on The east side OF ths
iot % me BEGINNING, a part Of the Ii. i. Thorn.
TEkxs or sAts-CAsn. The title IS believed to b
ip srSST ,i;;, eu y. i !. r..su a ~ trustee J shall only. convey
VS.o U. DOVESER, Trustee,
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Our benevolent folk are making arrange
mcnts Tor the Winter campaign Of enter
tainnients. In this day it is the novel
thinrthat catches thcworn." Last win
ter the cultured Bost8nese introduced
"I.a Chocola,iere." Driving Chicago has
jast tried her hand at the chocolate party.
and with great success. The Woman's
Christian Association receives net $500.
Twcnty-seven churches joined their forces.
Mrs. aoin a. Logan presided at ono Of the
tables. The affair bloshoncd into Il great
corjntp nvenf l m"
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r., Z.S G, .IsailronL

Local and through tickets are sold via NIL the
above unes ut Union railroad Office, 100 Market
street. huy your tickets there. 49, $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10


of Our Sale of
PARIS MADE SILK HOSE.
FROM THE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
OBERTEUFFER, ABEGG L BANKER,
THROUGH WILMENDING. HOGUET CO..
Auctioneers. White street, New York
LOT 10
Ladies' Solid Navy Blue silk Rose very su-
perior quality. fG.l regular made. and well
worth 81. per pair, 81 per pair.
LOT II
LADIES' Plain. Pure silk Hose. extra fine quail
1ty of silk, comprising 4 of the most desirable
shades now worn; IaTis made sflk-clocked,
double heels and toes. we'll worth $50 per
pair. 81. so per pair.
LOT I6
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose. drop-stitchcd. Paris
made, double heels and toes, full regular made
In black. salmon. orange shrimp, hiar. rosetla,
old gold lavender. pink and azUliRe. Ibis quail
ity heretofore cost SOL per dozen, and retailed
at So per pair. So per pair
WOODWARD LO1HROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
One Price Only,
921 Pa. ave. tsc9l 9i2Dst
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YOU ARE. ALwArs WELCOME,

Il OF ARE. ALwAYS w ELCOME
WHETHER YOU WISH TO BUY OR NOT WE
TAKE BOTH PLEASURE AND PRIDE IN SHOW
ING OUR GOODS. WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE CLOTH
ING FOR MEN, YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
OUR GOODS BEAR THE CLOSEST INSPECTION.
AND ARE BEYOND COMPARISON WITH ANY
READY MADE CLOTHING IN THIS MARKET. IN
THE MANUFACTURE or OUR CLOTHING THE
CLOSEST ATTENTION Is GIVEN TO THE FIT,
STYLE AND MAKING. IT IS SELDOM THAT THE
CLOTHING WE SELL DOES NOT PROVE EN-
TIRELY SATISFACTORY. WE STUDY TO PLEASE
AND SATISFY OUR PATRONS.
WHEN CUSTOMER COMES To Us AND SAYS
THAT A FORMER PURCHASE DID NOT PROVE
SATISFACTORY WE ALWAYS SATISFY HIS
CLAIMS. GOODS ARE CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
IN THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, MEMS
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT AND IN THE
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENTS
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW OUR FALL
STOCK. WHICH is COMPLETE AND AWAITS YOUR
CALL
A. SAkS & CO.
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
seS SIG and 318 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

Americans VIII breathe freer now that we are
Officially Informed that cur naval feet in Chinese
waters is distributed among the threatened Chinese
ports ready 10 protect American interests in case
OF need The MolocaCy. Alert. and PalO5 are not
ideal ships OF war. but after the ydent services OF
the marines AZ Alexandria. IN the Egyptian cam
paign. IL will not DO sco at our brave defenders
even II the tubs which carry them from place TO
place are more dangerou: 10 those or board than
10 their enemies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

Anyone who will brave this more than tropical
sun by stroll through the White Lot and the
grounds In the neighoorhOod OF the Washington
Monument can now see very beautiful specimens
OF Doth the Egyptian and the japanese lotos in
flower. The finest collection is spread over small
pond IN the northwest OF the grounds of the
Agricultural department.
visitors OF a curious or romantic turn of mind
need not. however, wet their clothes and render
themselves liable 10 arrest by wadlng into the
pond after the seeds 10 test the truth OF the trad-
ton that he who feeds the loros forgets wife and
child and native Land. To begin with. no resident
OF our beautiful city can have any possible motive
for such reprehenSible act. But even If so dis
posed, the lets. which is tabled have this dire
effect. is now supposed TO be very different plant
not aquatic at all, but shrub that grows along
the northern coast or Arrica;-nothing more less
In fact than an old friend, the oaRa5 or JuIube
from which we get, or are supposed 10 get, that
toothsome CONNECTION. juju5e paste. Hence. most
OF US have been lotOphagi all our lives without
knowing It. and without the loss OF natural enec-
ton or patriotism either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

The thermometer IS above the danger line and it
behoOves all TO guard themselves from exposure
In several places IN the northern states yesterday
the operatives in shops stopped work and the
schools suspended thei sessions on account or the
heat Such concessions are prudent and pay In
the Long run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10
" wv w " A Ny TIT FEE ODD
wv "A MN + T. D D
W " MN I EE ID ID
WV WV 4 ~ "A \ MN M I ZEE P ? ?

Remember this and impress it firmly upon yor mind
that II you should need anything our immense
sortnlent OF goods and YOU
Will 10 well 20 LOOK stock.
Should you want Bird Gaze show them to
you from 49c. up
should you want a Picture can astonish you with
an lnrieEs" assortment way down price
should you want Mantel Ornament Bric-a- Brac
suited. "
should you want Basket. Our large variety and low
call US.
Should you want Picture Frame Of any kind and
size, We are positive that none uudrrseil us.
should You want an Album. SCTa book. AUTOGRAPH
Music Ron, our elc-ant goods and remarkably low
prices Will speak for tlI-ins Ives
should you want Silver lGtsd Ware Table Cutlery
we can silt you III quality and price have some
especial bargains that
should you want ANY Toilet Articles can give You
anything You want OF the best quality. the lowest
price 49,
should you want Mirror. cheap Mirror or a fine
f'laH Mirror. come right to
Should sou want anything in Jcwelry. either in Solid
SItT, or lne 80 led Gold tate a solid q Id King
We Etter ourselves that We have the largest assert
IN tine city, and that s..l the goods % per ce IT
enc %IH-r at lea-t. than any body Csc.
ah,uld J"n want 10y OF any kind. We only want
you 10 collie and look; want You iarle
va ,ta and We want you Ia be- convinced that YOU
VIII save money Oh every article you buy That's what
want $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

The weather experts say that the best way to
break up the hot spell Is by hurricane. Wanted,
a hurricane: not too much OF hurricane, but Just
hurricane enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

The car and his royal guests are having 4 GOOD
time in Warsaw, and the people are granted the
privilege OF even keeping their windows open
That particular Kind OF order which rcigr.s in War
saw Is well maintained by the Cossacks. who nj
the streets few nihilists are picked up here ana
there with their pockets full OF tracts and bombs
but, 50 far As known. The ear still llye..
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ca RrppER.
No< 49, AND aoS FRI STREET NORTHWEST.
Headquarters for IN,
WHITNEY CHILDRES's CARRIAGE COMPANY
Also
fuii ltne Of Lawn Terms Sets Tennis Racket. Urn
Suet different styles. bicycles Ircycles NeIocireies
phseeiSe large assorrncnt of Travelling and Lunch
children Carriages Gust. ~ make coon fo-
iy25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

The presidential canvass IN the doubtful states
Is being conducted at high pressure speed, not
withstaEding the hot weather. Now that the
Milne election is over, both parties viii turn their
attention 70 Ohio and West Virginia. ohio IS now
the battle-ground for preliminary advantage. and
the result Is OF mDTe consequence 20 the republic
Cans than 20 the democrats. The tate has been
counted reliably republican In pre- Sidential years.
and until recently the democrats re inclined 10
concede 1t to Blaine LatterIy. however, the demo-
Gratis have been discovering signs favorable TO their
Cause. and they are determined TO make desper-
ate struggle for the election OF their state ticket.
They are making their hight principally on the
liquor issue, hoping thereby 10 rally the Germans
and SalOonkecpers TO their aid The total vote for
governor last year was within less than 900 OF the
vote Of 1850, which was the largest vote cast.
In that vote o! 71S16s Hoadiy dem) got plurality
or I2.259. and majority Of 4.161- The democrats
Insist that they Will this year hold the HOadly vote
solid. They maintain that the canvass they have
made shows that every element which contributed
70 the election OF Hoadly viii support Newman
dem for secretary OF state IN October. But II the
contest brings out full vote and the average in
crease OF the past is maintained, the democratic
strength OF last year. alone would not suffice. The
aggregate vote for President was 60 SIS greater in
1881 than In 1876 OF this increase the republicans
got "A $50 and the democrats l. $50 ThcUld The in
crease Of the four years from 1880 TO 1884 be as
great as tnlt from 1876 1885, and The republicans
maintain their proportion Of that increased vote,
they would swamp the HOady majority. But it is
not the october election which brings out the heavy
vote That turns out IN November. when the presi-
dency is at stake. However. the figures may serve
TO throw some light on the probable result 1t is
proclaimed by both parties that the october cleo
ton must exercise great influence over the result
In November, and the interest thus aroused Is
likely 10 bring out large vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

The Maine election indicates that the republicans
viii repeat their vote OF 1ss0 the eastern states
Even without Butler an annex the republicans
art likely TO carry the Atlantic coast for the same
reason a. IN ~; namely the Identification Of their
party with the Cause Of protection. The real
danger TO republican success now lies IL the vest
In such states OhiO. Wisconsin and Michigan
the questions which divide society are quite differ
ect from those we hear most OF az the east: and ir
Is IL the northwest, where by tradition Blaine Is
Particularly strong. that to-day the prospects OF
republican success darkest That there is TO be
substantial exchinge OF party allegiance between
the Irish and Germans how seems very possible
In t1at case Blaine would carry the Atlantic states
By large DlaJ1rites but he would be apt TO lose
two or three states IN the west and get the eIec-
toral vote Of others by an unconiortably narrow
margin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-10

NaShingtCnians who have Just returned from the
north say that this city is the coolest place they
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EDUCATIONAL.

rOLIIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
~ under Is years Of age Two sels rate departmenta
Seniors and Juniors.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
Oct ist 1874 to June list. 1885, Prof and Mrs Col
Here Principals: Lucien K c. CoIltere A - director
1853 street northwest So - eain-Srr
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The cholera Is making fearful havoc i'm Naples.
where eight hundred new cases were reported YES
teFday The city is IN state OF panic the natives
are beside themselves with alarm, and are nduig-
ing In every eXtrtvaglnce OF superstition to ward
OF the danger. In this emergency. King Hurnbert
appears in a heroic hight. Excusfnc himself from
festivities in Venice on the ground that his duty
called him 70 Naples, where people We're dying he
has gone 10 the very center OF the cOntagion and is
doing all In bis power stay the disease aIq re-
Heye It's victims. This may be king-craft but IL 50
IL Is or noO sort. ana II Is only fair TO attribute
SUCH coniuct 70 innate heroisin OK character.
AT present the ravages Of the disease are confined
principally 10 Naples. but Isolated cases are ap-
pearing in Rome. ana it Is 100 much to hope that
the crowded ana filthy capital Will be spared