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The Evening critic., 1884-04-08

WhAIENfis may nave Dtcu lle SluCerlUy
of the Hon. James Gillespie Baine's assev-
erations that he was not candidate for tho
Presidency, the recent action OF those who
honor and admire him in the great States
{. of New York and Pennsylvania makes him
not only candidate, but the most formid-
able of all the candidates that have been
mentioned For the sake of argument, it
may be assumed that Mr.. Blaine has lost
none of the strength which has been dis
played in his behalf at two successive Ma
tional Conventions. There is no reason to
suppose that he has suffered any such loss,
because the conditions which gave him the
support he developed at Cincinnati and
at Chicago remain unchanged, unless,
indeed, their significance has been increased
by the events Of the last three years. From
this point of view, therefore, it becomes
, evident that if Mr.. Blaine has held his own
in the States which gave him their votes
in 1876 and again in $780, tho recent move
ments in Pennsylvania aud New York
Indicate that he IS gaining this year on
ground hitherto in the hands of his foes
When it is recollected that he lacked only
loul anu lhiA poI COub. VI Iuo tObdl Nubo
to secure the nomination in former con-
vention, while his assured and accredited
gains in New York and Pennsylvania alone
already amount to nearly eight per cent. Of
the entire vote of tho next convention, it Is
evident that unless serious detection can be
wrought by his adversaries among the
cohorts that have twice followed him, he is
NJ ie oJ
1t is worth while to remark in this con-
nection that while the gains of which we
| speak are notorious and undeniable there
has been no report Of losses in any other
| quarter Such reports may como in. But
| the preliminary work Of delegate choosing
is in process everywhere, and if Mr.. Blaine's
adversaries hope or expect to mako diver
slons to Offset his inroads into New York
and Pennsylvania they have no time to
lose.
Whether the Republican party would
display wisdom or organize victory by
nominating Mr., Blaine this year is a ques-
tion which we will not now discuss. The
salient fact in his history is that when he
was Secretary of State he inaugurated, for
e-S hAoS eAhiS AZ AOAbJ JN"Aot " PoiNJ WIN
respect to tho continental Importance and
responsibility of this Republic which no
American not in foreign pay or not cor
rupted by alien influences could help ad-
miripg and indOrsing. And when, by force
of tragic circumstances, Mr.. Blaine was
compelled to give way to his successor, the
latter as if to emphasize Blaine's glory,
adopted a role Of negation and inertia, the
contemplation of which is enough TO
make any patriotic citizen sicl, at the
stomach
Thus we come to remark that If Blaine
should be nominated his success would be
mainly due TO the popularity of his 'game.
cock" foreign policy, and his election, Il
that should happen, would amount TO serv.
ing notice on England, Bismarck aud thu
world generally that the United States haj
assumed the dignity and responsibility, a
well as the size and strength, of a "grea
power" 1t is by no means certain that thr
election of President on that basis wouit
be an unmixed evil.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
rMendeIsobu Ouintet Coucer,.

The American ATt J0uFnd, N. Y, january
90, speaking OF the Mendelssohn Quintet Club,
says; "Mr. Giese created furore by his vio.
loncello performance. His breadth of tone OK
preston and nicely OF shading kept tho audi
ence in rnpt attention during his long solo and
won him an Irresistible encore. We could
readily believe after hearing that mastery OF
the violoncello that Mr.. Glese Is the solo-vlo-
loncellist TO His Majesty, the King OF the
Cora Giese, VIII appear at Lincoln Hall on
TucadAY. Anrll 1D.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08

JUDGE FYAN is very right in his decla-
ration that Mr. Mitchell should be allowed
to testify before the Springer Committee
concerning the efforts of the Governments S
attorneys put forth to secure indictments of
the Star-Routers. Bliss has impugned the
honor of the jury by saying it was bribed.
Now, the only recourse Mr.. Mitchell has is
in showing that there was no necessity in
bribing the jury; that the Government not
only did not make out case before the
grand jury, but that it did not try to.
This can be shown.
Mr.. Springer, recognizing the point to be
carried, aye, the double point, comedies
with Judge Fyan.
The majority of the committee should
not be swerved in its duty by the minority,
which would shield the attorneys for the
Government at the peril of the regulations
of never so many good men.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
The Lntest nude story.

The latest dude story is told thusly: mar
ried dude who returned homo unexpectedly
and found another dude hugging his wife,
took terrible revenge. He seized the visitors
slender silk umbrella from Its resting place
In the rack, broke 1t across his knoo and
roared out; "There, now! / hope 1t VIII rain
real hardl"
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
Funeral of the Late Minister Hunt.

The funeral Of the late Minister Hunt took
place this afternoon, the Navy Department be-
ing closed out OF respect to the deceased, and
many flags In the city being at half mast.
The services took place at Q o'clock, at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Mr.. Leonard onl-
oiating. and the cortege then proceeded TO
Oak Hill Cemetery, the Marine Band, Marine
Corps and batteries from tho Arsenal acting as
an escort, and the sailors from tho Despatch as
body.bearers. The pall-bearers were those
mentioned yesterday, and also General Sheri-
dan and Judge McOammon. The mourners
included tho widow, daughters and sons OF tho
deceased and tho leading officials, the Cabinet,
the Senators and Representatives., members OF
the Diplomatic Corps, officers OF the ArmY.sss
Navy, etc.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
why sho Interviewed the Nurse.


Youngster to fond mother: "Papa has heart
trouble, hasn't he?" T. NJ; "Yes, my DEAR"
Youngsters "Thats why the doctor lays his
head against his chest 10 listen, is it?" +. III.
"Yes, my child, but don't ask 80 many ques-
iIons' .AS A4oungster & us % paps I v, doctor, 1907
cause he had his head against nurses chest
last night, listening Just like the DOCTOR"
Fond mother leaves the room for O brlel con;
yersHtion with the nurse. xefS
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
Thnt InsoIuhIe NTysterx.

If men knew all that women think they
would be twenty times more audaclous. II
women knew what mon think they would be
twenty times more coquettish.
Women have been too often compared to
between them: When the flower IL beautiful 1t
knows nothing of 1t.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08

"Presidential possibilities who are not do.
clining the nomination nowadays are out OF
style, out OF season." said a CRITIC man to one
Of this class OF Republicans to-day. "Why
don't you como ont and decline, Just 10 give
yourself n boom 2" was asked.
'Haven't had provocation yet," the stshsss
man replied, aslle
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
Tuesday, April 8, 1884.

THE Democrats of the House claim to be
anxious to pass the Blair Educational bill,
now before the Senate
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
oThe CrisIc,s, Book Table.

STORIES BY AMERICAN AUTHORS. Charles
Scribner's Sons, publishers, New York. Re-
ceived from W. II. Morrison.
These two little volumes are among the
most welcome OF recent publications. Volume
No. contains stories by Bayard Taylor, Will
liam Henry Bishop, Rebecca Harding Davis,
Albert Webster, aud Brander Matthews aud II.
O. Bunner. Volume IL devoted 10 selections
by Mary Putnam Jacobi, M. D., Harriet
Prescott Spofford, Mary Agnes Thicker, Frank
r. Stockton, and story by the author of
HGuerndalen
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
Moving Twenty.eiGht Millions OF
Dollars.
PhllndelnhIa Record.

7 ITTTTEWVITIIIN NNNNVIUs
Twenty. eight million dollars worth OF gold
and silver and securities Will be placed In tho
new postoflice building In q short time. There
viii be six tons OF gold coin. Tho moro carting
OF this pile OF valuable material from Fifth
wagons than are used In cleaning the streets
OF tho city IN week. Tho work Will be In.
trusted 10 the Adams ESpress Company, ana
ing the silver Will each ono be an arsenal on
stills. In addition TO the $12,000,000 worth Of
siiyor there VIII also he nearly S1,000,000 in
detail inst What The suhtreasurar vouId re,
move II the vaults were ready to-day Stan
dard silver dollars $S,sd6,470; fractional
silver coin, S3,545,600 gold coin, 80, $3.50;
minor coin, 1884, ,2S0; gold certificates, $7,-
471,SlO; silver certificates, S630,330; Unite1
States and National banknotes, $4,1Sznh@J;
total assets, $29,373,3lS.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
MIR. Frnnk sna.Sfsss,

doing business at Al jSs<enth street, has tho
1nost and largest 80 ftment OF Easter eggs 20
be found In tbesesty fhnging In price from
cent TO s3.sefanora4 4eggs specially. Also
fYp>Nock Of cobfectlonsi caramels and
4sseMixed candy, % CENTS per pound.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
THE ROD AND GUN CLUB. BY

THE ROD AND GUN CLUB. BY HARRY CAS-
TLEAIAN. Porter & Coates, philadelphia, pub
fishers. Received from william Ballantyne.
The young people owe Mr.. Castleman much
gratitude for tho pleasure he has afforded
them by his writings, and they will doubtless
gain much knowledge and fun from q perusal
of FThe Rod and Gun Club"
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
LIFE OF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. By
L. L. BROWN. d. Lothrop & Co., Boston

In his labor Of love Mr.. Brown tells the story
OF the life of the great poet aud wit simply
and without fulsome adornment. The selec.
tlons from the euhiect's works are taken with
a judlciUus and appreciative hand, and the
graphic truthfulness. MIR. Browns book
should be read by all those who have been de-
lighted by the magic pen Of the most popular
OF American verse writer's.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08

The following comprises the ailments and dis
cases which am prepared 10 treat and TO cure,
consumption, Brlghts Disease, Pneumonia, all
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Paralysls Rheu-
matlsm, Gout, Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis and
NJ anectiqns Of the mucous membranes. Dyspep:
ga ana All gastric RnnOyances. Nervousness and
nervous Debility, whether hereditary or perrin
duccd by exoesseg, Heart Dleease, alsplnal Alice
uohs, Urinafy Complaints Epleptic Fits, SpaIms,
~ Wins Dance, Pr0lnpsus Uterl, Varicosa Veins,
scrOtula, bxzema. Piles, all diseases of women
anu children, Anchylosis, White Swelling, Goltre,
Billlons Fever, Fevre ana Ague and Intermittent
rover Lealness, Weak ana Sore Eyes and all
mGlhtlal Disturbances Of the system.
am also prepared to successfully treat those
nhneted with the Alcoholic habit and to destroy
lhe ehppeute for nquor, and to effect cure OF all
mo more oiseases OF special, peculiar and danger
At my office have letters, recommendations
ana nihdaYits from hundreds OF Patients OF Ma
tional and local standing throughout ali sections
ofthe country TO suhstantia,e my claims 10 pub
lie recognition as asuCceaBful healer In every fea.
ture OF disease Of which claim TO conquer.
stand upon the basis which scOres of the hest
people Of washington whom have successfully
treated furnished me, and whose recommended
tons are In my hands AID at my paIlors.
PB.-Asslsted by regular graduates OF medicine
The Evening critic., 1884-04-08
FurniturA earpets-.s.fd Mating.

Baby carriakesAsolapS6n easy weekly or
monthly instalkpSttB at Smiths, No. 413 New
Jersey ayelpSa no dtGhwest. The cheapest In.
s'ail%sps'hoosf IN tee city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-03

VNHE STATE OF TEXAS-To ALL pEp.
sons Interested In the administration ot
The estate OF X. W. Goldthwaite, deceased;
j. 7. Gayle, executor OF J.. II. Goldwnitc, de
ceased, has flcd, in the County Court of nal
us county, nnal account showing the condi
Ion Q Z said estate OF II. W. Golithwnite. do.
ceased, which will be heard Mt the next term
81 said court, commencing on the lst Mon.
day In Nov. A. ID. 1884, ut the Courl-housr
IN the city OF Dallas, at which time all per
contest said account II they see proper
- Witness W. NJ. G. Hill, County Clerk OF
Dallas county. Texas.
Ia S.l-Given under my hand md the scal
o. saiu court, at Office, In the city of Dallas.
this 9TH day OF fully, \. u. 1884.
W. NJ, c. HILL
County Clerk Dallas County, rexns.
by u III. nuGM rs. nnnniv
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THE HERAD DALLAS TEXAS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1884,

Yates, Forney; "a Nicholson, Denton;
II l. B@nnernan, Terrell; Tom Smith,
Marshall; w f Everts, st Louis; S b
Seward, Little Rock; c II Bennett,
Kaufman; NJ Sansons, Alvarado; ID
Head, Denton; Eugene Christian, Kew
West, Florida; Miss Matte Pulliam,
Fort Worth; d IL Hancock, Baltimore
e. A Kelly, Longview; ] S Joplmg, VIr-
ginia; James NJ Robertson, Meridian,
rexas;J Winship, Pula XII, Tennessee;
Thomas Layden, Forney;T d Tipscomb,
Quitman;C w Anderson, Waxahachie;
J w Porter, Colorado city.
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Ahead Loekis the Legislative Conven-
tlon-Tse Weather, Camp Meetings and
Barbecues,
RAN"ER, Sept. Correspondence. r.
The Democratic Convention met here
on August %, tp nominate candidate
for the Nineteenth Legislative district,
composed Of Stephens, Eastland and
PalO Pinto counties. The delegates,
after balloting all day and till Top. M,
failed to nominate on account of the
two-thirds rule having been adopted.
The candidates brought before the con
vention and voted for were DR.. Cole, of
stephens; G. w. Massey, Of Palo Pinto;
j. Y. iIammons, Of En> tland, and Henry
w. Walker, of Eastland. II. w. Walker
received the majority of votes cast by
the delegates, but not enough to nomi-
nate.
CampmeetingS and political barhecuos
are the order of The times, and very lit
tie attention paid to farming at present.
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III Elm and us Main Streets, Dallas, Texas
VIII duplicate Cincinnati, n. Louis or Chi.
Hgo. Potroniyc home manufacturer and
spV' time and freight.
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted 10y the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
Of education pursued is designed To develop
the men.al, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
Of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
statlorey, Drawing. French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inGrma-
ryeNpenses, per session of live months, 500
Music and use OF piano ............ 80
Entrance fee (only fer the first year, ~ 8
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations For
further particulars, apply TO tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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M ANIED-ACllNE MEN 10 CANVASS
Tor our subscription books In every city
and county in Texas: liberal terms and nor
mahent employment given. Cali on or nd.
IresS J. w. STRONG. 0i2 Main street. mar2S.tt
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REN. SAMUEL ROSE, DID, CHRISTIAN
~ guardian and evangelist, Toronto, @, W.
mad severe and painful trouble, erysipeia,o us
question OF limbs; tried the best medical
moved the Itching, burning sensation. ef.
iected cure. Trial ottle, go.
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LEnI,LAruRr

NJ FARE AUTuOkIIEDT ANNOUNCE
W u. II, COoMnES rs candidate for the
Legislature from lallns county.
AAEARE AuTHORlLEDlO ANNOUNCE
" Mr.. X, :. klMRRurGH as u candidate
.or the Legislature in Dallas county, subjeci
In 'hc Hctiuu of'h" nHuon"'cv
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Al the st. George; 81 Martin, Kauf-
man; Il Victor, Galveston; V Il Brae.
Duck Creek; John Ratican, Fort Worth;
WIN Broylct, w 4 Lanior, Albany; j Il
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Always avoid harsl purgativc pills.
They first make you sick and then leave
YOU constlpated. Carter's Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and mako you
well. Dose, one pill.
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Important,

Important.
When YOU visit or leave New York
CITY save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotol
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at n
cost OF N,OOO,0N, reduced to 81 and up-
wards per day. European plan. Ele
Vator. Restaurant supplied with the
nest. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families can
i've better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other tirst-class
hotel In the city.
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All progressive dealers sell the best
good ;, which arc beyond doubt in the
cracker line, the DOzier Weyl Cracker
uo.'s celebrated Parrot brand. Ask for
them.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES
" j. &. MCCART as a candidate for Con
jtaSle In Precinct No. /.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN OVERLAND ms II candidate for Con
able In Precinct No I
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Stanton, Va.

Mrs. Gen. j. L. b, stuart, Principal. The
next session Of nine months begins Sept. Ii,
1884. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable For
fun particulars apply to the Principal.
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LINN.

" +, ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" w !. VUNCEFR for County Clerk
WE ARE REQ 1 ESrkD 10 ANNOUN nee
~ W. NJ. {. HILL rs candidate for re-
election To the Office of County Clerk
~ n ARE REQ rSTED 10 ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JONES ms II candidate tor re-.
lection go the of'lr" Of District Clerk
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SHERIFF..

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQU EST.
w ed To announce the name of W. IL. W.
NdITH as II candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas
county, nj the en- suiur November election
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE


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Halidlngs Of modern obstruction; appnini.
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patrons and pupils az. references. For cat
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students, list of ,Jely noes, etc, apply to the
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E'Oh ,TALa-..AA y uA..aA4.,--A NEATI
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rev days. Apply TO MUGPuY 4 BottNr
Henl Estate and Collecting Agents, No ~
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DISTRICT JUnUE.

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
W Judge g. A." ALDRlDGE as a candidate
or reelection to the office of Judge of the
eleventh Judicial District
NJ h ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNul nee
w Judge Il. r. BURKE rs q candidate fo4
ne Judgeship OF this Judicial District at the
'oSu 'n" November election
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Save money aud buy your school
books from Paul Erb.
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COUNTY IREAS,RER.

AYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
W nuunce MIR. T.. u. LANGLEY as "A can.
iidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county
Election In November
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As a part Of the festivities of the oc-
caslon, a grand hGll was given at night
IN Chaddick Il Uuuscwrights hall,
which was very largely attended, the
music being furnished bv Meme Bros.
band, Of Dal las. Dancing was kept M
ahlil u late hour, and was participated
IN ny us pretty women and gallant men
as are to be found in Texas.
Mrs. a. Hays, r. W. Andrews and ],
II. Gulledge were the Reception Com.
mittee, and Il. NJ. Christian and w. \
turman, floor managers, and the
pleasure of the ball was greatly on.
hanced by their zonlous efforts.
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GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and phy-ical
DEBILITY, Premature Decline Of Man Errors
ot Youth, and the untold misercs resulting
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prescriptions for all acute and chronic dlsenS.
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Il u 49, -I..Nl-N y DNIINS No.
Richardson, On II * T. c. K r., IL usies
norm of Dallas; very rich black land; well
improved; wafer plenty and good Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one and n hall
well improved, I'm fine state OF cultivation,
lnrgc dwelling, rooms; barn. outbuildlnvS
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard ipcnrl6.
good wells nnd q acres timber. These arc |
rites perfect: no incumbrnnrr: terms ensy'
Apply toor address Dr. l.. r. STROUD, RicG,
t--t-Nl- l.-ll'S county, IcNns. aug2g- I'm |
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~ n ARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
~ W. !. GRAHAM as a candidate for Con
stable of Precinct No. at The ensuing elec-
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE-A FINE SALOON AND FIX.
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4 sewing machine for So Address b. b..
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

AVE AXE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nounCc MIR. &. b. GILLESPIE as n can
iidatc for reelection to the Office Of Count,
'u'loctpr.
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RANGER.

Ladies approve of your smoking ali
tie JOKER
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GE0RGlA MILITARY ACADEMY

~ FfNTITITTf VII
Incorporated ana governed by Board OF
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md healthlulncss; discipline equal to that oi
The best schools In the country; new anC
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented Degrees
conferred upon graduates The Fall Session
begins October 9Th. For Catalogues, etc., ad-
dress the superintendent,
MAJ. b. j. BURGESS.