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EDUCATIONAL.

T1HF NARn.1ND INSTITUTION FOR THE
na.pcson q The Bind Win Reopen sEF = n:,.sass
and the f bs.1 sshSo asa VINO
sight dsisys s.. snsy &c no .Ss TO pay Sr
board and tuition are admitted free.
'''s' 'n'''mT"G D MORRISON, Rr.ns.psHa.
ssh 1857 New Jersey ave. WesnlngIon. DG.
TTHL MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AN S,D
a Dental Departments Of HS~sfa g, rsnss. meal.
cal and surgical viii be held week Dispensas
clinic daily Students win be expected 70 sa'''' ~
''''s 'A'' '': f'is9as' isS5; ss ss; :;
se1-*oco Washington, d G
MI English and French schooi lor Girk. Thirteenth
as sssan session sss s'g 1 f14no Principal
Miss JENNIE GARDNER's SELECT SCHOOL
fo5 boy. and girls win reopen septemRes ten a. u
NJ LAY rk naAR OF PIANO
e6S e a :. reasonable For particulars &C., ePgy ~
SHENANDOAH Valley ACADEMY. WIN
Mfs 81 ss1 A. to5 UNIV sais.sssS f~f.fs
ELLIcoTT CRY. MARYLAND.
~ Scientific, Classical and Commercial Courses
The Modern Languages and Drawing sre taught
Board tuition and laundry per session Of Ave months
Day scholars per session of five months $50
snldies win be resumed on Monday. September 7th
Nl8.ths tu-2m Brother AzARIAs, President
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI:
are aa9ghS success gnaranteea S f
o!s aHs oS aesl os johns cS%
FKIENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT
- airy and high school for both sexes 1871 Ct NV.
viii reopen 9th mo SsepD 14th TO provide for
ai.onal room for Rotations and calisthenics have
been procured The corps Of Instruction has been en-,
instruction in English, mathematics natural science
Send tor catalogue or call 1t school from 10 M to II
au1s-sm ihoS' W. siD Principal
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH
~ and SITS. NV. practical business education that
and successfully perform the active duties of life
Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing the Eng
Business a9a law Ps
litca Economy, Stenography and Type Writing Regu-
Sept ones
an o and
saaA Us S Il
Mt, ST, JosEPHs COLLEGE,,
~ Course Of studies cassea and Commercial
OF 5 81
sumed on MONDAY, September z 1885
Address BRO JOSEPH, Director
Carroll p. O..
ty13-Sm Baltimore county, Md.
w AsHINGToN OBSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
" MOOre'S Hall, 311 9th St NV, seventeenth year.
Piano Organ. Voice. Violin, Flute Cornet, &C.
Methods OF the best European Conservatives. Tuition
$5 to $50 per term. Free advantages.
se31m* o. b. BULLARD Director.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
NJ 800 St, West Washington. Boarding and day
school for young ladies and little girls the fourteenth
year begins September l6ta 1855, with full corps Of
teachers For circulars apply to principal.
seS-1m MISS LUCY STEPHENSON.
MISS AMY LEAvITT OF BOSTON, GRAD
Nl uste and certified examiner Of the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique. harmony aud voice
culture. 1Ol2 10th st NV. dS
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Local Notes.

Today, the will of the late James Lee, ST..
was fled. He leaves property to his son lanes
Lee, jr. and daughters, Josephine Reed and
Sarah Lee, in School street, in square 494
In the Police Court to-day, John Hannah, for
indecen' exposure in the Agricultural grounds,
was fine $40 or sixty days.
Samuel Buckenheimer, a small boy who
played ball In the street, was arrested. and
paid 81 into the District treasury to-day
Mr.. Peter NJ. Dubant has commenced the
erection Of four three-story and basement dwell
lings at the northeast corner of 9th and streets
northwest. Mr.. Robert Downing is the builder.
FULL LIST OF THE NEW NAVAL CADETS
The following is a complete list of candidates
who have passed both the mental and physical
examinations and been admitted to the naval
academy as cadets: Thomas P. Magruder. Mis-
sissippi; John B. Seeley, New York; John s. Co
hen, Georgia; Chas. +. Preston, Indiana: Philip
Millany. Vermont; r. NJ. Dntton, Colorado: ii.
J. Righton, louisiana; Geo. b. Bradshaw Texas;
NATHAN C. Flnaney Wisconsin,; Hutchin
Alabama; Elias Vanderborst ss oaaf eefg
lima: C. w: ofiey, Indiana; George II. Nenkele,
jr., California; w. c. Cole, illinois:
a. l.. Horner, New Hampshire; Alfred r
Krumbhaar, Louisiana; George B. Fife, at large;
Alfred T. Thompson, Wisconsin; Charles NJ.
Bunker, Wisconsin; Geo. r. Gray. Massachu-
Massachusetts; Julius Proebazka, Wisconsin;
AdOlph Shutter, Illinois; Geo. w. Danforth. Vir.
gtnia; VIM: W. Raymond, Massachusetts; Geo.
". kirk, Missouri; Geo. G. Mitchell, Indiana;
George a. Hyland, Pennsylvania: NJ. B. Stokes,
George r. Marvel, Massachusetts,; Geo. II.
Paul, Wisconsin,. A. 8. McI.enore, Tennessee:
0. O. Prick, Georgia; C. n. Brand, Connecticut:
Louis McNulton, Virginia; Lewis c, Lucas
Ohio, ana W. V. Pratt, Alabama.
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THE MARINE BAND CoNcERT.-The program
for the concert by the Marine band at the White
Is follows: Grand Marche ct Cortege, aLa
nom Sonata op. Sc, Chopin; Mexican serenade,
Rose Of Hoane Wm ne LAST
"Estnd da Waldteuiel; gems from the
Parior and Street, sousa. -
RoBBERIEs Representatives.. Whitaker, No,
snS II as that
Ing and roll OF carpet, value $50, had been
stolen from her honss.-Mrs. Muigrew, SO
money. William swink. aia1 Pennsyiv Viva ia
avenue, reports the loss OF q coat worth go.
s. PIepenbring reports stolen nom his
THn LkEsBuRG FAIR.-The annual fair at
Leeeourg, Va, will begin next Tuesday. The
program promises unnsal attractions Tor each
1 M11y there VII! be running and hurdle races
Mesan. Han, Swami. Harwood, boswell,
sd s esSs,. 3. Tss AhRBss
OF s'ock wiz be large and unusually interesting.
0FARvMa With MosEy IN THEIR Pooxxra
Two young men, Thomas and Iames Green,
formerly from baltimore, one blind and the
Stable ss 81 oPe skx1s y o. 9m ss
ths oor and sSsn WHERE they had broken
--sSSA 1kxN A<S.kA W - ~
cuiIM- 13ey were conveyed to the station
sod = - t sne pssrci wagon ana given food They
pieces THIS morning thay were taken 10 the
Ho4ce Co1ft and chargad with vagrancy, IS
becg SWa n4Qeat. Judge Smell, - an oct Of
days - -'1''-''>,''-' ~ 1''-'s's
NAxn1Aa1 ldcr,parr - ese,,r ~ tre cc.,t
- lesned mAxriaee Noens1 - TdS1rd Ersnf
~ q ~ ~ 14n1a LVpOldk hoth of Raltaville,
- 49, y Johnsoa and Hats REaeksnsidss,
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Transfers of Real Estate.

DeeQS IN lee nave Deen recorded as follows:
Winnie Sherlock to John Raedy, lot 20. 50. 676;
sub SO. 100: $4,000. Washington Brick Ma,
1908; 81 400. r. Hagner to E. Kurtz Johnson,
lots 6, and 8, SO: W. Of 695; %, 6O64s. James
a. Williams to E. Morrison, pit. 81, SO. ST.;
and 81, Browns sub. Of homestead OF s. p.
Brown; $4,000. H. ID. Boteler to Mrs. Anna
North, lot Ia, blk. 35, Columbia Heights,
and D. NJ: Mcpherson. lot 2, 50. 1874; 90, 236. SO.
Adele P. Casey to ]. Holdsworth Gordon, pit. Is,
sS sssSo to bsT5a F1Ssyr
D. farselo to L. e. a. an w. Ct ar SCI SS s.
s hoo a% to Nahsr SO sn nd Hosn S2s
and 1s, blk. s, Takoma Park; $3.50. B. F. Gil
blk. DO; 81 $50. A. l. Barber Is to A and ss
Parker, lots 1 to and pts. and 6, blk. 8, LIE
Drois Park ARK; g Same 70 Anne +: Putnam. lots
Mary E. Pitcher to Susan P. Dixie, part 81, 50.
159; =. Susan T. Dixie to John lyman, same
So Sos Jam to a W
Fisher to a lots s IS and s g. sS
SO. 1877; $3.50. Elizabeth NJ. Daily to r. C. Fox,
lots to t., blk. SO, north grounds Columbia
University; 3. Jacob Hustler to Geo. Hustler,
to August E. Wurdeman, lot IS, SO. 74s; So.
Corcoran Fire Insurance Co. to George w.
LOeHler, lOt d, SO. 0oS; $SOU. w. w. wright to
s. S. Stearns, lot 26, So. 367; SI,34O j. IT.
smith, trustee, to J. B. Putnam, s. h "a, So.
SIS; $1,S1396. Martha Fleiner to George
Bogus, pit; Is, SO. $40; $4,000. J. J. Edison 70
Susan T. Dixie, pit. Ia, sub so. 159; pc, 0OO J. B.
WeisenbOrn to Lizzie Wisemaniot "a blk OF,
BIS. sub. Mt. Pleasant, &C.; $4,000. Alice L
Wyek ond e H. w bsfbeur lot &C. So 3ss and
to W: / e. G; z: Turner, land IL =; add; 70
ton, lot D. SO: 397; $500. J. H. saviile ct al,
trustees. TO WE. Nash, part 19, 50. 551; Slips.
50. 1868; $3.50. Kate W. B. Dean to Henry c.
Borden, lot 8, 90. S35; $780, James {. Mcclure
W. Babe 70 H, NJ. Baker, lot Is, 50. l28; s.:
aes, Uniontown; $4a5. John L. Brunett ito to
Samuel Duvail, part lot on Rockville pike;
ogue, parts and 8, in the slip, Georgetown;
$3,125. Andrew Perozynsk to CORTLAND
Boyer, parts 20 and %, So. $50: 3. w. W.
Danenhower to Chas. Danenhower, sub. lot %,
50. poo; $4,000 Johanna Reith to Joseph
Catherine NJ. Middleton to w. n. Obold, part 1.
$500.
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The Balssasee Lshss De0enstrasssas
BALrIMosk, sept. IA parade OF the labor
organizations Of this city took place this after.
noon. several thousands of the sons OF toll
participated. In the line were printing preasea
and various other emblems Of the trades roS0
sented.
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TeleSF0phic Briefs.

The barge Georgetown, Of Philadelphia, had
hole stove in her bottom this morning at the
prison lock in Trenton, on the, Delaware and
Raritan canal, and sunk with large cargo of
sugar.
A fire at Mulberry Grove Illinois, yesterday
destroyed the residence of Major G. W. Brouse,
together with the contents Loss, 81 900. In
81 800.
The schedule In the assignment Of Hiram
FOOL Cotton, No. 116 Pearl street, to Joseph
Pool, filed in New York to-day, states that the
liabilities are $35 600, nominal assets 1926, 900
and actual assets SS7l6
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-Adjutant
General Drum received a telegram to-day an
nounctng the death Of Major David Krause.
l1th infantry, at Fort Suliy, nom paralysis Of
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MARRIED..

LAMB-FISCHER. September 8, 1885 sf the re-,
dence Of MI; and Mrs. Anton Fischer. BOG q street
by the Rev. Dr. Grifiths OF the Church Of Epiph
any, PAULINE, their youngest daughter, 70 DR. ]
MELVIN LAMB.
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COMMODORE ]. g. WALKER, chief Of the
bureau of navigation, returned to-day from his
vacation spent In New England.
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No Cinnamon Need Apply.

1SO OnAu0suen NGe0 Apply
THE TREASURY WASHING TO az DONE ONLY ~
AMERICAN LABOR.
IN reply 70 the protest Of the Woman's Ma
ponai Labor convention, protesting against the
giving out of the washing OF towels for the
treasury department by contract, upon the
grounds that it opened the way for q
chinese monopoly, the Secretary Of the
treasury has replied that this work
II several OF the departments is
gwen out by contract, and in every case 1t Is
even 10 responsible steam laundry establish
mems which employ American labor, and
Chinese.
:, Mr: Morgan, who has the Treasury contract,
Has wrltten 70 the Treasury department to state
laundry and would not employ one.
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CHICAGO, Sept 12.-Gen. George B. Mcclellan
arrived here this morning from the southwest,
where he has been spending his vacation. He
Il accompanied by his wife, son, and daughter.
ne was met here by q delegation OF National
veterans and escorted 60 his hotel.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day:
Am, A: AM, 62.Os IL an, 67.2; 2 NM,
60.4. Maximum. 70.2; minimum. cob
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TIE nsls Davsree c..e.

IURTHER TESTIMONY TAKEN IN THE vrrx's
BEHALF ToDAY.
The sxamlnsf, Nr. r. r. HrovninR. head
another session today 70 take Testimony I'm
the divorce case Of Eugene Belt sxainst
his wife, formerly Mrs.. Godfrey, ana sey.
eral witnesses gave testimony In rebuttal 10
that previously given In Mr.. Belts behaif. II
Eas sought TO show on his side thas Q houae in
the West End, which Ars. Godfrey waited. va
Of questionable character, land the teetimony
now being given II as to the responsibility Il
the locality and the house In question.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leaves of absence for one
month, from October !, 1885, have been granted
First Lieut. George F. E. Harrison I'd artillery.
and First Lieut.. Lotus Niles I'd artillery
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AsSauIte0 ~ Jealous Wife.
AN EXCITING SCENE AT BAsE BALL CANE IN
President Won Der Abe, OF theSt Louis Brown
Stocking club, the champions OF the American
association, had queer experience during the
progress Of the LOuisville<st. Louis game, in st.
Louis, few days ago. It appears that, besides
his wife, he loves another lady, Miss Kitty
Dewey, handsome blonde girl. During the
progress OF the game Miss Dewey was sitting In
the era nd stand. unmindfui Of Impending evil.
Mrs. Won Der Abe, unnottced by her, was sitting
some distance to the right IL was noticed by
those around her that her eyes were nxed In the
direction Of Miss Dewey during the game, with
giances which betOkened III Tor their object
she sat Quietly, however, until the Browns
noo won the game, when she arose from
her seat and walked rapidly to where Miss
Denver sat She stopped Just behind her with
nef right hand conccaI1ng something In the
toids OF her dress. Miss Dewey did not notice
6er, apparently, until Mr.. Won Der Abe spoke.
sne said. excttedly: sMiss Kitty. Miss Kitty,
didn't o1an ten yos no. . put yo3l rot 10 t6ess
:6e recosnised the voice Of the person sddrsss- .
the way Mn. Won Der Abe raised her rieist
hand, which had q nrm hold on the neck al 4
soda water bottle, and struck her over ~ head'
Just then the genial president q the BrOVns
appeared, and, 6eixing hts vie. puahed her fnfo
the box once, while Mis- Dewey forood ker NV
through the crowd and made hasty exit nom
the grounds. The event has caused ouife =
oommotaon In Wet End circles. Vheee Won
Der Abe h we'll known. w.
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Sett1eU In Favor OF the StF1keFS.
LONDON, Sept. 12-The strike Of 6, 1000 work
men employed at the Elswick gun and ma
chine works OF Sir VIM. George Armstrong,
Newcastle, has been settled in favor of the
strikers. The two fOremen objected to by the
WOrkmen were DISCHARGED
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E,RENCH KINpERGARTEN-

LNktfsSCd klNDElS1ARTES-
IT MADAME CHEXREMoNT. piplomes de Ac-
ademe de Paris, will open October 1. a FRENCH
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under 10
years old. Madame Chevremont has had lou~ ex-
perenee teacher and viii instruct her pupils hy
the NATURAL METHOD TO speak French In : very
short time. Primary EBgish branches viii also be
taught Is designed 20 give instruction In the
French language much As possible, and the constant
~ - ~ - ,..is - p9t.s ~ IA =
upon parents and explain her method q detail ADJ
dress. l22l N n. W. sel-lm
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The Canntbal story Denied.

BRUSSELS, September 12-An official dis
patch from Cape Town states that the story is
not true that several stations of the African In
ternational Association had been attacked by
Congo cannibals and q number Of white set
tiers roasted and devoured
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N eWa Rrteh.

EpINBuRGH, Sept l2.-Cummings defeated
miles ana then collapsed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:2O pm prices
OF the New YORK stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to III. II. Dodge, $50 9Th street.
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NOR SALE-SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS ON U
- st. near 18th ST., at speculative prices one on r.
near 18th st. $500 cash. balance to suit purchaser
sel2-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 900 r st. NV.
ENOR sALE-FORTY THOUSAND FEET OF
ton OF builders particularly called to this property
WALKER & WILLOW, 1905 + St NV seI2-im
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Ward Beecher sends the following to the Ro-
chester Post-Erpress nom Peekskill, N. Y;
am decidedly in favor of the insertion
republican state convention, because absolute
RrOh1b1t1on is an absolute imposstbiiity. High
incense is feasible and equitable. The moral
sense of the community will sustain the de-
mand: The result will be q greater protection
OF society from the evil Of liquor selling than
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The St2r.
The Old Defenders, Celehr>faou
BoAtamoFo and tn Ra6 Wc.Sn1SDs

The Oad Defenders' Celebration I'm
heasamere and its Sad Renin6oFs.
nALTIHoRE' Sept. 12.-To-day is the seventy
first anniversary Of the battle az North Point
where Cen Ross, at the head OF q British army,
wa wa niiled and bis forces repulsed. The Ameri-
anw or that battle have annually, for
n Miany years, attended a banquet In commemor-
a saG, OF II. Their number has been gradually
a an unti today but one man sat down TO
an elaborate course dinner at Rennert's The
iast man OF the Old Defenders society who is
,jnet ~ ieave ms home 10 James Morford, aged
nn'nety years: Five of the veterans are still
1,ixe, put Morford ate his sumptuous dinner
VII wu .w younger friends, and In view OF the
laoe Lnat ne was one of seven who participated
one year ago. It could not but be feit that this Is
commemoret ias sh banquet that viii pc given 10
Inc remnant Of the City Guard, . military
day by dinner at Goyanstown armory. The
Survivors, are those who wore the blue and the
g s;n;y IN mat conflict, but long since they re-
u uadIeo ana only the "reminiscences anterior to
T TS8i are spoken OF In their annual reunions.
a ame Gay being municipal holiday, all the city
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soI;da,ad1 MORE. Md Sept 12.-virginia skies. con-
bid today 40 new tenaostes. 35AA; new threes. So
dlina ~ MORE. ND. Sept -12.-Cotton dull-mid-
steady Mo- naous ectlve and arm. WheaA-eouthern
Ss; No southern 9 amber 95.se; No: Marylaad 02a
S 81; November. nsrSssm wse
stesdy ana Sni. southern scarce and a@ weesn
ozSeo western mi1ed spots zsslss: ~ TT
soutSsrn, asss4 x s.ssmsE, 4S ga 0ass qalss
t;tsaS fPSazS; Pennsylvania, 2Sa$$ Rys arm,
fned steady i9 9Siet and easy. sugarcoppef re-
i1verpocif Other 9TH articles unc6ansed. Frsie6e g
dour Ia. ~ Ri, Weamsr n0minal-cotaon. 632d;
corn, zoS6 aSs2 barrels whess $500 6nsheIs
nents-io1r ySSas00eis; DATA. 5000 bushelA ship.
ousneS corn. 1000 6usises "nes@ oAo'As'
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A MOTHER AND HER BABE DRowNEp.-Wm.
BaEgard and his wife, Lizzie, aged nineteen
years, and their seventeen-m0nths-old daugh-
ter, were In q row-boet on Darby creek just out
Ode a the city Of Philadelphia, Thursday after
noons when the bOet capsizod and Mrs. Hazard
ana the child were drowned.
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Tha Emil Iroa v,orirc or Ilsfroit Vhish ~.
been shut down since July !. are 20 be reopened
under the management OF the late employees,
who aid they believe they could make Q Nv
tng u the works were started again, and were
g1vOn permission to start for themselvs by the
pFopriotog1 Of the mill, who shut down in con-
0oQuonoo a. the hard tine2-
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FhA ;GmpJ

EQUITY Countrywide JONES.
To-day. Myers agt: Adler; appearance @
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The Sheepshead Bay Races.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, N. Y, Sept 12.-First
race, for nOn-winners at this meeting, la miles,
Monogram won, Harold second, Modesty third.
Time, 1881.
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A KIDNAPPED PRISONER ESCAPES FROM Hrs
CAPr0RS.-Lawrence Brainerd the absconding
1t. Adams w.t. bank president, who was kid
mapped In Manitoba by Boston detectives, mys-
tsrtously disappeared and escaped from the
omcers a. they were buying tickets east at the
depot In Minneapolis Wednesday. Il is
understood at Winnipeg that Brainerd is ia
hiding In that city. Great Indignation is mani
tested It the disclosure that he was picked up
on the streets, . pistol put to his head and then
eofced into carriage. subsequently; IL Is said
he was driven to Crookston, Mimi, i'm a close
carriage, making 10 miles the first day. The
arrest OF two parties In Winnipeg said TO have
BEEN engaged In the kidnapping is expected
this evening
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PARIS, Sept. 12.-The archbishop OF AK,
department of Observation-Disclosures, seventeen
He contracted the disease while visiting q
cholera hospital
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How TO GER RID OF TRAMPs.-Muncie. Ind.
has followed the example set by the neighbor.
Ing town Of Anderson with regard TO tramps.
wednesday six tfamps were released from jail
ana made TO run the gauntlet of nearly two
hundred men and boys, armed with whips and
clubs, formed In line. The tramps ned down
the line and ran into the river, which was not
very deep. All emerged safely on the other side
and soon disappeared down the railroad.
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YfHE MEISrERSCHAFr sYSTEM-A WON
cermily simple and pr scttcal method, enabling
sh lsasan French and German. Pupils learn 70 speak
Nom the very first lesson I'm hong and sen-
fences Entire mastery Of every day and businrss
conversations guaranteed In short time. Day and
Evening Private Lessons and In Ciasses for Iafies
and Gentlemen or Children. General Afternoon AMI
Evening Glasses in the French Language TueSfisys
$50 and $50 O'Clock. Opening, Oct LIST Terms
moderate Address 1888 I 81 NV. LUCIEN u O
Methods Taught. se2-lm
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A UBCRN FEMALE SEMINARY
IA VII Reopen SEPTEAB Der 80. Hixhe<H refor-
eDces given. For particulars address
ss2rirns Miss BALCH, Principal, 100 O st.
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Name. Q. / 2:2On Nams. :, o. I2:20
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TRAGEDY.-At Atlanta, GA, Wednesday Miss i.
Maxwell, beautiful young lady, eluded the
vigilance OF her parents and met her lover.
John shelton, and they were married. The
young couple went to the residence of the
grS0mS mother, on Oliver street. Miss Max
with pistols and presented themselves at Shell.
toms house. The father threatened TO shoot
Shelton, Whereupon the latter picked up a
stepped in between, and received the blow on
the head Then old man Maxwell and shelton
nred simultaneously at each other. shelton
was MORALLY and Maxwell seriously wounded
Great excitement followed, and only the prompt
action Of the police In taking Maxwell to the
caiabooee prevented his being roughly handled.
IL 10 thought that the three men will die.
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