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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
Total ........ .43,27O,OS8 : B"o s@0'''0''~7
There is in the possession OF VIII

There is in the possession OF VII
liam Ellery, of Providence, X. l.,
grandson of William Ellery, who signee
the Declaration Of Independence, a Sill
bed-ouilt under which no n put :
President of the United States has evei
SILENT. II was made to cover the bed o.
Washington when he visited Khoda
Island. and ever since when a President
| STAYS owe night in that State 1t is sen,
to perform a similar service. -Prow
| Iexcs Journal
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05
Hogs.

The Statistician of the United States
Bureau of Statistics has prepared the
following table showing the total num-
Der of hogs in every State in the Union
the LIST Of January, 1888, the average
price, and total values. 1t will be noticed
that Iowa leads largely in number o.
hogs and total value:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-05

A horse baked with a man In Buffalo
the other day, and he sat there In his
buggy for nine hours before the animal
moved on. He was q house painter,
working by the day, and would hays
nut in another hour II necessary.-Ds-
vol Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

The advent OF autumn has not as yet .essened the
virulence OF the cholera which IS spreading In area
and not abating In force. 1t has now got fairly
planted In Naples, and must thrive On the congenia
NTH or that city. In Rome, also, a well-founded
alarm prevails, and in several OF the larger cities of
Italy the disease has become epidemic. Spain is
also invaded. while the earliest infected districts in
France are still under the power OF the scourge
Dr. kochs prediction that the disease would spread
ali over Europe Is now in way 10 be realized. 1t
Is also 10 be feared that the epidemic Will trouble
the continent next year as well as this
Meanwhile dehT1uIn tremens, In the shape OF vel
low fever bids fair 10 prove catching In New York
II Will Be remembered that two or three Avs ago
sailor was arrested by an aSCute member OF othe
nnest, az drunk and suffering from .'Jirn-taIns' "
who. when taken TO the hospital. proved to be
dying from yellow fever. Naturally a panic broke
out IL the police force md among those who had
been brought in contact with the plaque strirken
stranger, and fears expressed that W.. should
soon hear OF additional cases. Yesterday, It ap-
pears two or three more eases OF suspected yellow
fever Were found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

There have been reports OF late that Tammany
Hall in general and John Kelly in particular had
been placated and would support Cleveland hence
forth with sincerity and earneSfneSs. Judging
from the latest utterances OF the New York star,
however, these rumorS are. to say the least, pre-
mature. The y. u Star. which IS kelly'5 prop
erty and organ, leads It's yesterdays issue with an
editorial headed. ''Clouded Prospects," In which
the democratic outlook is painted in the glooudest
colorS While the republicans are charged with
being NERVOUS. though sanguine, = the paper says
1.-THE democratic managers are waiting for some
miracle TO create reaction. OF which no symp-
tom IS yet visible" II chldeS its party for making
''the very serious mistake OF pretending that the
diSaHection With the party is trivial matter" as
Buffers candidacy,
Mr.. Kelly's paper then invests itself with the
ermine, and speaking judiciany gives it as It's
calm and Candid opinion "that, unless some far
reaching change takes place ere long, the de-
mocracy will find 1t extremely difficult to carry
northern state for Cleveland with the exception of
Indiana, where Hendricks has never been de-
feated, and where his personal popularity Wal,
probably avert defeat now. There is o fighting
Chance for Michigan and Kansas. where fusion
tactics have been adopted by the democrats. Blu.
these doubtful and elusive gains afford little COM
Tort when we reflect upon the condition and pros
poets Of the party in New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut"
As 70 the prospects of the democrats In the first
named OF these three states Mr.. Kelly says: "As
things now stand, the republicans have better
chance Of carrying Virginia than the democrats
have OF carrying New YORK.
"Of course" says the star, "some miraculous
and unexampied stampede may occur which would
alter the whole face OF the situation but we can
not see the faintest preinonitory sign of it"-and
az this stampede" TO be effective. would have to
infect the Tammany steers, Ir. kelly's Informal
ton and predictions on this particular matter are
Of considerable Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
While much interest IS felt In the re,ult Of The

While much interest IS felt In the result Of the
Maine election next week. II Is To OHIO that all eye,
are now beginning TO Since Indiana changed
Its local elections from October 70 November IL.
order 10 coincide with the presidential election
OHIO Is the Particular October state" whose voice
Is supposed 10 sound the coming verdict IN NoveIn-
Der ON this account, both parties or rather al
parties, are now watching the situation In ONE
with -ep concern.
The democrats who very generally feel doubt over
theI chance OF carrying the three Atlantic states
OF New ork, New Jersey and Connecticut, where
success was ueid 10 be essential TO the election oil
their candidate. are now looking to the west TOR
cOmpeaSating victories there with which to make
good the disappointing tendencies OF eastern poIi-
tics Indiana. Wisconsin and Michigan are named
a. hopeful missionary ground but Ohio is men
toned the state OF all others where democratic
success IS likely. an1 as the state where O demo-
cratic victory would do the most good. The latter
part or this claim is doubtless true Were
Ohio TO 20 democratic In October 1t
would have most depressing and injurious
eject on the republican canvass. The elections In
the other western states, whether disastrous or
otherwise, would have only the weight whic h
belongs To them in the electoral count, but de-
cisiye victory either way IN Ohio would influence
the result in every other state, and would be likely
to change the majority In more than one close
state. Hence IL is of supreme importance to both
sides hat Ohio should go ri. hit" in october.
AS has just been said. the democrats express
themselves hopefully with regard to carrying the
state. Their party they say Is wen organized, the
local dSensOnS seem 10 be healed. least for the
time being there Is no lack Of money, the Germans
are still inclined according 10 the democratic cam
vaSs to fight their side, and the prohibitonists
insist on fiockng by themselves. There is said TO
be lack OF money and enthusiasm on the repub-
lean side, ana IL IS claimed that particularly In the
southern tier OF counties the Blaine vote will fan
dangerously low. Moreover. II is commended that,
even II the Germans make no fresh break in the
lines, the permanent detection In this element has
mlde Ohio very doubtful state, with the chances
In favor OF the democratic party.
The republican managers, While not admitting
the justice OF this reasoning are evdently awake
10 the fact that they are not 10 have walk-Over
IL Ohio, and We may may expect TO see q very Wig
OrOuS canvass made In that state during the few
weeks that now intervene before the october
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Arkansas. as in duty bound. went democratic
yesterday, by a. overwhelming majority. and YER
mont Is, no doubt, rolling up to-day, on the other
hand, somewhere near Its usual humping majority
for the republicans In 1872 the republican ma Tor
ity for governor was 25.523 in 1876 21135. and In
1890 26.60S II the majority this year lalls below
thesa figures the democrats are all ready 10 go into
the 'nCral effect line OF business 10 q strenuous
extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

All is rot quiet now on the Potomac. by any
means, ana the casualties among the ortolan and
reed birds are terrible. far as heard from none
or the hunters have been Killed or wounded In the
fon driZZle. nor Is any complaint made because the
shotgun policy Is terroriZing the meadows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

MIS- Stanton Is, no doubt, proud and happy
woman She cast her maiden vote yesterday al a
school election in Johnstown, Y. y. and what is
more, her man, who was Il woman. got elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Nj. Conkling. according 10 an Albany dispatch In
The New York sun, VIII take no part In the cam
paign. and VIII make no effort TO get taca 10 the
Senate; In fact '.wOud not take seat In the Sen
ate II e was unanimously rendered"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Judge Cox, IN the letter he writes from Europe,
very e1ectuaily relieves himself from the charge OF
having, one OF the owners been aware OF the
dangerous condition OF the l. = hotel property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
81. VILLAS

NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
l. COLUMBIA. HOLDING A y ECIAL TERM FOn
ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS, AUGUST 18Th,
1884.
In the matter Of the Estate of Edward LOTUS late
. District Of CoIu .iba. deceased
Application tor tie PROBATE 81 the last will and tesla
neLf and Tor letters testa, ary the the
said deceased has tits day been made by Samuel e. Mills
Ali psrsons interested hereby Notified appear
tLts Court on the TWENTY-SlXIH DAY or SEPTEM-
Der MKT, at ELENEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ, to show
cause why the said will should not be proved and adj
united to probate and letters testsmenary the
ot the said deceased should not prayed Pro-
Nlded copy vi this order b. pIi lished week for
three weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter Wash
Ngton Evening Star previous the said day
By the Court. C1AkLES L. JANIS Justice
Test: II. J. RAMsDkLI.
Register of Wills tor the District of Columbia
JOHN K MCNALLI, Solicitor. e2-laW3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
PROPOSALS.


DRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING.
Il q. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
2136 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE n. w..
Sealed PROPOSALS in rricate for DR. dredging in in tn,
On VIZ s. fsss
SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1884 and opened i'm
Bank forms on which proposals must be made, spec
heaiions and any desired Information can be had or
ssI4s P PEI f' HAMS. Major of Ensin ers
4E sGrS FEW ESeM ub hSP
at u al sna @
d rSo f Sp s Street Pas
se1-st Supervising Engineer and Architect.
TT s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
" WAsuINGroN. D. c., August g. 1884
or II fm
will be received at this Off until noon TEN III SEP
It IL 1s w.sss az n
thirty days from date OF award free of any expense
and Conditions viz.
no,,,,.,., Bureau Construction and RepaisY =,
ReQulsit1on No. 10 Pine Lumber: IS g. 81 3D. S. So
Oil &C. So Glass: $, Cured Hair. &c: ss ststionsTy
S s.esl: . lin: So $; s. s. General Hardware: s.
Es &c. bs 81 sna cs &C. FL sn
in &c 81 ss sha .sdE + via had At
ofce and all necessary information at Navy Yard Re
the The ' ran to be GER
tihed to before a notary or other public officer
The right isreserye ed to reject any all bida
THOS b. LOCKER, Pay Director. Y. s. N.
au26-2aw2w Navy Pay Agent
DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTING OF
L SEWERS.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. August %, 1884
BY direction Of the Board of commissioners, sealeS
Propos Is viii be received at this Office until TWELVE
TIETH Isss A. for fha
District of Cou bia about 1888 hnesl feet of Brcl
aud Concrete Sewers from to 10 feet in diameter
interior dimensions.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications can b,
obtained at this Office upon application therefor
together with all necessary informaion and bids upor
these forms will alone be CO. .sidered.
The right Is reserved reject any and oil ds part
OF bids- @. ]. LfDBCkER,
Major OF Engineers. L. s. A.,
au29- lot Engineer Commissioner, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

D-A-N-T-A-L-O-O-N-S
IF You ARE NOT IN NEED OF NEW SUIT
JUST NOW. PERHAPS NEW PAIR OF PANTS
WOULD IMPROVE YOUR APPEARANCE; IF so.
WE HAVE THEM CUT IN THE LATEST STYLE OF
THE MOST DESIRABLE AND DURABLE PAT
TERMS; ALL SIZES, FROM TwENTY-EIGHT TO
SIXTY INCHES IN WAIST. AND FROM TWENTY
NINE TO FORTY INCH S IN The INsEAM. AT
PRICES FROM s25OTos $40
ODD VESTS. ALL SIZES AND PRICES
WE FIT THEM ALL
SCHOOL SUITS. SCHOOL SUITS.
WE ARE READY FOR THE BOYS WITH THE
HANDsOMEST LINE OF SUITS FOR SCHOOL OR
DRESS WEAR III HAS EVER BEEN OUR PLEA
SURE TO SHOW EARLY FALL STYLES TOR MEMS
WEAR ALL IN. WON'T YOU DROP IN AND LOOK
THEM OVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
SPECIALTIES.

hrs. BRoTHEir AND GRAY GIVE NO FIRE.
prescriptions ard send you side show drua.
lsts who dvie Profits with the doctor Those disaI-
POINTED Ir waite diseases should consult Ora
OTHERS and GRAY 500 st. g. W. VII furnish
medicine. guarantee paS. 81 years exII-.
rtnce au25-lms
(YoNsULT DIR. RofER1SON Every WEDNFs
y day and Saturday, $50 street northwest near ~
street. IRON 10 H., ia all deftial medical mat
ttr.- success eu. fantees in every and cn,s,a
quickly cured - years experience Consultations freel
frees rlfsts Mail Cfiice. 10 North Liberty street
Bi3l iinofe sid lek-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
NV FaL AND WINTER DEY GooDs.
W. II. SINISTER & SONS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED DURING THE PAST WEEK
FIILIINES OF TIL FOLLOWING CHOICE DRESS
GOODS Is THE NEWEST FALL SHADES:
FRENCH CASHIERES. ALL COLORS.
BISON CLOTHS. ALL SHADES.
WOOL DRAP D'ALNA, NEW SHADES
ELE6AN y WOOL SEEGES. AND LARGE STOCK
OF CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH tLAIDS. PLAID
AND SfRlPLD FRENCH lLANNELS
sPEs lAL BARGAIN IN TwlLLED LADIES'
CIOlH AIi~"O0I. YARD AND A-HArF WIDE.
foE 81 The ST GOODS FOE The PRICE EVER
OFFERrD
SILKS. NELVETS AND BROADCLOTHS
LARGE LOT OF CHOICE REMNANTS AT VERY
Low PRICES
1CAA- kI.ICE
W. II. SINISTER i SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N B.-THE lest IS THE CHEAPEST ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
A. SAKS i CO.,

4 CARRIAGES! CARRIAGFSt
~ Ny stock of New and Second hard Carriages is
large and complete embracing all the latest yles in
Euys-s Carts and Family Carriages, all of which am
sr1Ilns AT very low ficues b and II a call
before buying elsewhere. Repairing promptly ned
10. Il. II. GRAHAM.
Repository aDd Factory,
sel-I 40, AZ. Ala ,and 4l6 Sth northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.

I1hcF SHELDON's DANCING CLASSES wlIIaBs
= resumed saturday, S.pt 10. n and - pm
~ lvos ~ W. Monday, Sept Is 30 and so D. N.
a 81 and Ia ave Rebate OF - per cent on above
send for circulars .uRa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

ELPHoSzo IorNGs
is ALWAYS ON DECK
" II B \ r 6 AIMS,
AS THE SEASONS roll AROUND. AND IS NOW
OFFERING
FRI UT JARS:
doz. Msson's IInts for. 81 no
dVZ Mason Quarts for Observation-Disclosures 81 10
doz. M.sQn's Half Gallons for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s ! 20
doz Cohancy half Gallons for..............S 81 %
ST AR.
10 Tbs Standard G warranted pure. for .6Oc
~ It's. standard " A." warranted pure for .. Csc
lYlus. Graduated warranted pure, for ...... zoe
10 lbs. Cut. warranted pur :or. 75c
Spices
Under this head confidently state that we have
county: Our WHOLE SPICES az selected stock
thoroughly cleaned while GRt ING SPICES are
Ir,i IN the saline STOCK and are GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
Pune
VINEGAR
As Is our custom At this have taken particu
lar care 70 have large supply OF GENUINE CIDER
NINE1Ah ior pcktIg purposes.
l. U L R-HAS DECLINED.
the same q oce We are Offering the following
sILtIn KING. sTERI1Sss.
SURPRISE TRITMPH
IILLsEUKY's BEsT. GaiD Den HILL
strfEI;LAT1yE. SSn So Sc 10
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
GROCER. i.s NINTH STREET
au2a-6t2c2p BETWEEN AND E.
puRE AND RELIABLE
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Either by the single vial in complete outfits. At
ROERICKE TaFFr,S pu.px.cx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
L RESTAURANT BUSINESS IL WASHINGTON.

Old established stand Pennsylvania avenue. near
Capitol fixtures and good Will OF and urni-
ture OF ten rooms restaurant first class aud doin good
business good stock Of liquors and wines hand good
dlnl1rOo and pool larlors; kitchen first Glass; with
all modern convenIences fine trade garanteed lease
Sotu 'o zen nouns reasons ior selling gwen at the
sylvana avenue northwest Washington. b. c. aul-5ws
Tor SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
of Sprin and Sunni. Carriages, such Is Victories
hi etons Extension Tors Jump Seats Two v heel
arts bugsies two and four ssenger Rockaways. &C.
S. fepaiG!hg rrompfiy at nasd to ~ RBI GA:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING.
SPECIAL RATES Az THE AURORA HOUSE aTJ.
- rora Preston county. " Va. during Sept.nber &C.
b-r and November. Situated on top Of the Alega-
mrs. twelve miles south II oakland. Altitude 300
ir' Air AID water clear and healthtul Scene Y de-
liChtful. seo-ixs
~! EDMooB NJ AR WAREENToN, VA, WILL
remain u en for riders until November: splendid
table perfectly healthy. shade elegant ro.aus
llr- y rsey cream and fine shooting Inquire of Mrs
MAhLON. l2l3 street. or re. MARION Narrent0u,
Va sei-iIns
AtMMER BOAfD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; DE-
= srao!e cation; pleasant shadr: good table conye
ntlt IL station: healthy situation. the mountains
II L. GAINESVILLE Prince william county. Va au30-Ss
COVE FL ST-CLASS BOsRnERs DESIRED FOR
september and oc ober. IL Pleasant Valley, Md (near
alptrs Ferry; situation ukIlvaed for health. fishing
lacll!trs tunHtnient: terms. 81 per week W. u.
CLARK Keep Iryst, Washington CO.. Nd au.9-2w
COUNTRY BOAkD-ONiY So PER " EEK DURING
~ september. Iarrp airy rooms. charming scenery,
generous table and OF piano. Storer College buid
lng. Address Mrs. ROBlA son, HarprI's Terry, Nest
Va. auly-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

y Nv MIIHoD FOR PIANO AND SINGING AT
y irol. DkNoIOMShIs Musical Institute. VIII ne
zen ca September LIST. 1854 i4th YEAR, .Aorte~s suA
htst new system, saving Years OF practse trsinina
Ices quickly Ia the highest culture for osrns
f'4lc'sts. ttc- tt"ld medals and diplomas Will lie
awar.i'd 10 graduates EnIRgtnents procured fos
UroIr and America New snGinE and liano elaes.S
a. ie" "lti'o ri PAU New AOlk ave. N. su2b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
DENTISTRY.

nE :. l. SCOTT
- would respectfully inform bis friends and patrons
hat he VIII resume the practice his profes.op on
September Isl at l2oI street northwes iva
nR STARR PARSONS. COR grH AND L STREETS
In W fllIle9 Speciality. also. the cure Of tooth.
ache without efrt actiIg local Rnasthethc used On
NJ eIins Ahvlaies pain q extracting. Gas viun
'LAtes nlooefale NJ
II ANDAIL PARSONS D. u s OFFICE ANN RTSI-
= LII So IN d W over Bailantynes All branches
q DellsTy sAilnuly performed. given with most
asant lesnts Cay or night Ten years experiences %
he I. Nj. BOT DENTIST. No lS7 7TH
AISlreet three doors from L. DENTISTRY In all
fshtel hnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

HONABp lNINEKSIll LAW DEPARTMENT WILL
4 open Nfl1EMBt X 18th. 1884 at 6 O'Clock n M .
5'Ntur. r"oS IN VI & A. building. of 9th and
u Sirts northwest entrance 9th sid All rsr-
tons iiit-Il TO enter the Department Tor the school
!tr th'n ~ open rqueStsl Toe present For CIR
.uIais or other information apply To
-. - JAMES II. SMITH, SECRETARY
Office No. 500 sth street northwest lie Druit Build
inr ano9 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
FOR RENT-HALLS.

INOR RENT-FRANKLIN HALL. CORNER 9Th
and streets northwest One 81 the larget halls In
the city suitable for almost any purpose; rent resso.
able. B. H WARMER. GIG + ct L. w. auS0-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

II AMP CHINNEYS REDUCED
IL small &C: lnediun.s SOC large, Csc Ter dorm
small burners, Toe; meounIs 6Oc larre a a. =
dozen Mall oloers prong .t4y attended 20. -
u sNAAENSTRAHI,S
~ AK 5th strees northvaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

t,A1ENpS SELECT SCHOLAR ELEMENTARY
and III III school, FOR Both ~ 1911 II n " viii
le-cyen Ninth Moh - PTEM 81 NJ 18th lss4 Clssses
small Number u students limited Superior sdvaut-
h-,s Terms moderate" Apply NJ school rooms iruin
Il. IA. 10 Il IN, after ficlth Month tAugllst) 25rb
aHtS-'tln 1HCS- W SlDMl Ii. PrfnrJpAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RENT-LEASE FOR SALE-THREE- STORY
brick store, 931 Pennsylvania avenue; fixtures com
rlete and in pertest coon Hhe yearly rent is mod
elate and lease for 81 years will be soil For terms
inquire of F. ". JONES, 474I4a ave
aul9-2m c. H. CRAGIN, 323 Az st.
NOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE
IL room. the entire lower floor Of ABB 18th street
northwe.t Suitable for any wholesale retail bust
ness Or Offices. Inquire premises aul5- In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
FOR RENT-FLATS.

Il west rooms complete with gas bath. range hot
and cold water and larobe: to small family III
be 325 per month L. A. MCINTYRE, y1S f ST. au3O- st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

NANTE A SMALL HOUSE MUST BE IN
w good order. Between Goth and 25th and F and NJ
streets northwest kent to exceed 3d. payab BILE in
advance. Address A. W., star office sel-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
SPENCEKIAN BUSINESS Con ! - I,o,,,.r.5
HENkE {. SffNGtk, IrnrinAl
SARA 4. SpENCtk. Nee PRINCIPAL aul l-bu

APLEMooD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH sExES
W tSirorsNli.e Pa. y miS from Broad -strsyt rts-
ton, Philade Ihia Yale and Harvard r,fassorx fbor
onkh c1u-'s OF study, students prepared junidl
Staf IN cNANe Practical lessons I'm Wing ana civ
sislneelrs daily An aud Fr,uch
toohkeeiAiiS and commt rial Arithus the superior In.
sifUtiun IA music tmid and backward Iul as prf.
NAtyA tutorrd. a carefully arranged department. fog
nc N inefndtd by PATRONS J. SHuKTlIpuF A NJ
PRINCIPAL s,,sa a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

EhoEHhIoMN Colli GlATE INSTITUTE sIe
~ street. Nest Washington R.srtias sDl -
scioSl Tor Houng ladies ard Little Grs thirt suth
S eaI pt4lhs FRI IN bEk l0TH. Miss STEPHENSON
ana S',e professors For circulars apply u Princir.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

WANTED - SERVICE FLAC 8 FOR COOKS
cham terna,ds nurses rsneral work ers. tresses
III This and other cities and watering places RICE
CCOMBS. Licensed Agents, y26 +. 1t INV. my27- lows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

Il between 9th and 10th and L and VI sire Is nor h.
west rent S. month. Inquire at llO9 10th street
northwest. se2-3ts
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wise for health ON daily walks depend.
E-,Asl fEfT.-Dk MHIlt. Hl6 Penn ,,hLVANIA
~ avenue, opposite NiliRris Hotel. and III North
lntew street. Baltimore, Mo. Corns. bunions. club
aud inverted nails vascular excrescence and other an
ments OF tie feet successfully treated. DR.. Whites
thirtyeighth consecutive year al rRrtice Once fee
IL sitting for putting the fest III order. aull
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REkfABLE CLAYRvoyANT AND AsTRoLoGIsr.
can be consulted business and all afain VI nSA
Fee. 81.
hesidence 1910 18th street northwest Hours from
O. m. to p. and from TO sp M uhll
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EyENTs or
w LIFE Az business confidential ladies and GEN.
temen so cents each s0 street bstwsen lth and 5th
streets northwest elSfBkv.
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WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED NORTHERN
w teacher would like children. three to ten
years old. to instruct with her own. New methods
employed. Address MASSACHUSETTS, star Office.
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