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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
DR.. Franier,s Throat and Lang

DR.. Franier's Throat and 4 ung
Hniaam
Is the greatest remedy IN the world Tor
Coughs, Colds. Sore Threat, Infuenxa.
Quinxy, LAryuRitis, Group. Hoarseness,
bronchitis, Asthma, ,Catarrh and Whoop
ing Coagh. and ell Diseases Of she throat
and Lungs. It performs wonders N re-
IieyinQ Consumption. Is strengthens
the lungs and instantly alisys all irrita'
CLEVELAND. Ohio.
Dr.. Fraxier-Dear Sur: ! was trco-
bled for about three months daring tbs
Last SUNNI 2 and fall With hronchitis
and bad coaah- After trying several
rs.eaiss without finding any relief. l
used yonr Throat and Lnng Balsam, and
fonnd Immediate relief. On retiring AZ
nj. ht ID gave me undisturbed rest, and
after usins the medicine thrne weeks 1
foand myself cured. Rev. 4. NUrK-
DR.. Fraxiarss Throat and Lang Bal
sAsn aiIays ali irritation Of tbs throat,
uenetraisa and heals the LUNGS and a.
sisss nature bY sxpeeforati0n 20 throw
a the corruption Seld By drnRRisfs
eyervwhere al T5 cGnts bottle. FrAxler
Medicine Co. propFietors. Cleveland. u.
Sold By A. b. Stewart seattle
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w. p. Born d Co. are agents for
Browning. King & Co.'S cloths. New
York. Salts 10 order is now the special
ty with this enterprising Arm. All Of
the prevailing styles are shows in their
lines Of samples and cuts. II you want
superior goods msrvelously cheap visit
- sThs Arcade
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Do you wish beautiful complexion 4?
Then use Ayers Sarsapafilla. II cleanses
and PARTIES the blood, and thereby re-
moves blotches and pimples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear, and
giving it bright and healthy appear
anOe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

0ola, silver. aluminam and rubber
are employed By DR.. KiIb6arne. g.
Rrout slrses in making artificial dem
tnres. Gold for partial sess and alami-
num for fan ssts prove the most satis-
fsetory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

Sz1xTxe Our AT Cogr.- The entire
stock OF watches, diamonds. ieselry,
SILVER wars, clocks, opera glasses. gold
pens aud pe1cils. etc. will be sold at hrst
cost. ALBxKT HAxsxs, matchmaker and
ieweler, Yssier Leary Block, Front st.tye
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An eLD-fAsHIoSED IDEA.

The old-fashioued idea that one
should never enter a sick room with an
empty stomach is a true ono. The gas
trio juice is not secreted in an empty
stomach. 1t is only when food is taken
into the stomach and digestion COM
mences that gastric juice is present. All
germs are killed in coming in contact
With healthy gastric jaice; therefore a
full stomach fortifies one against con-
traeting contagious diseases. De Ha-
ven's Dyspepsia Cure Is especially
adapted TO act upon the digestive juices
of the system and keeps them 10 a pure
and natural condition. In this manner
it ensures proper digestion and assimil-
alton of the food. IL never fails to ef-
feet care in the most obstinate oases
Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flatulency
and sickheadache. Sample bottles free
at A. B. STEwARr's drug store.
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PIANO TUNIsG.

Mr.. Nitschke is in the city for svl
weeks. Orders left at @. Davies bool
store and Lowman's music store will re
celve prompt attention. au12 u
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Insure With JAMES A. CAnrr & 90.

SHILOHS yITALIZER ia what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dyspep-
sia- Price 10 and IS cents per bottle
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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AGAIN IN BUSINESS.

THE FRENCH COFFEE AND
i Spice Factory. which was burned on
Front street recently. has reopened at 1IO
Cberry street. The owner takes this
me hod and opportunity OF returning his
thanks fsr the generous trade given him
In the past, and for the sympathy so
freely bestowed upon him In his time of
trouble; he also promises 20 devote his
future endeavors TO giving the public the
best goods in his line for The money they
Pal. him. and he solicits lager share OF
their trade In future.
je2l CI. EsNfoNIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sHERIEF,s S ALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Judicial district OF Washington
Territory. holding terms 81 Seattle.
No. s36S-Western Mil Company, plain
tin vs.. Thrmas Mercer and Kirk G.
Ward, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
issued out OF the above named Court. In
the above entitled action. dated the l8th
day Of July. 1885. and TO me directed and
delivered, have duly lesied upon the
property described In said erder of sale.
a. follows, towit:
An Of block thirty t3op. Of Thomas Mer-
GERS addition 10 North Seattle, King
county. Washington Territory. with the
appurtenAnces thereuntO hel0nging.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the 2eth day Of August,
1855,
At the hour Of / o'clock p. m. OF said
day. In front OF the Court Hogss door. In
the city Of Seattle. king county, WASH
ington Territory, will in obedience %
said order OF sale sell the above described
property. or % much thereof as may Be
neoessAry to satisfy the Judgment In szid
action, with interest thereoa and costs.
et public auction. 70 the highest bidder
Dated st Seattle the soth day Of July.
1856.
III. McGRAw,
Dtd Sheriff Of King county. W. 7.
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sLREPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able BY that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. Sold by A.
B. Stewart.
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EHILOHs COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by us on q guarantee.
10 caras Consumption. sold By A. b.
&kmwav4
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The great care taken in all the details
incidental to the coffee business, makes
stones Blended Coffee without doubt
the most uniform in its excellence. This
has been observed by hundreds Of fam
lilies who have used 10 for a long time,
and have yet 10 make the first CON-
plaint. Stones Sac Chop Tea bears the
same high reputation.
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PoR DAILYs

e,.f..sOnAl caraA q Eer month ior one
u ssd o. per month for one-nef lncn-
nfee.ia 10 ents line for one insertion: 2,
$50 line for ~ mseftlon% Ano ~
-. lins per month.
peess.s~rdaI ADVERTISEMENTS. 50 cents an
C:....,iSE -. merton al.50 an inch for six
in11 80 -. n an inch for two weeks. S1-50
-. - @seks and IS per month
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SHlLOH's OATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cnre for Catarrh. Diphtheris
and Canksr Mouth. Sold By A. b.
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vOR WEEKLY,

,.s..sanal cards ~ per month for one
4 s.S Al 50per month for one-h inch.
- - n cents line for oDe insertion.
= q oents line psiT msnth-
see..S.~rctal ad yertising. 81 per inch for
eIs..--sion. and q per month
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Bronehitis immediately relieved BY shi
ioh's Cure. Sold by A. B. Stewart
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nuuIm Ohio.

Go TO Jedkins' gallery for fne phcto-
graphs and tin types. corner Of Seccnd
and Coinmbia sfreess- -
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For lane back. si3s or ehsst, use shi
ioh's Porus Pisstsr. Prics > cents.
ssld By A. B. eteuErt
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Insure viih jams A. oaazs . Co.
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SHERIEE'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory, holding terms OF Seattle
No. l37i-Andrew Merchant. plaintiff.
ys. Carrie Franklin and David franklin,
defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
issued out OF the above entitled Court. In
the above entitled action. dated the 18th
day OF July, 1885. and TO me directed and
delivered, have dolly levied upon the
proper y described In said order OF sale
and as fellews towit:
Lots six l6l and seven (7l. in block sixty
six t66l OF collins addition TO the city OF
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that on
Saturday. the 5th day of sep
tember, 1885.
At the hour Of O'Clock D. m Of said day, In
front OF the Court House door. In the city Of
Seattle. King county. Washington Territory,
VIII, In obedience 20 said order Of sale. sell
the shove describsd property, or 50 mnch Is
may be necessary 20 satisfy plaintiffs judg-
ment In said action, with interest thereon and
costs. at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash
Dated At Seattle. the 9Th dAy Of August,
1855 IA. Nc0RAW
au6td sheriff.
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.. .. G. Y.

SKATrLE LODGE No. q L o. q. Z.
- mees eFery Monday nighr IN ODD
EehoEs HALL ReiniIa Front stresk
Visiting menbern n good Standing cor-
daily lEgftted. ~ CALVEI.f.
Nv. AEp<zsos. r. g W.dR.
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toor kaex-Fully one theusAad peo-
ps eongrsgaied IN Commercial street
- syeninR 10 witness the 100 ward
-, rsca beivsen Rrierly and Dslfei,
W ~ side. Ths usual difi.c1ltY wae
a1sfisnosd in aAriins. and fnalls.
ss1en the pistol was fred Dsitsi ran and
s'stty remained behiod. claiming that
ues behind the scratch when the
- vas bred After ten or fifteen
,.lasss OF vrsnGllins, the men con.
stsasa 70 Try Il sgsis. Aad this time
- eos q tolerabiy even start. Briefly
10 We race by aew fees.
Fs -
AkAxsrED -IAspusy United States
AsfsAal Hopkins, while Walking up
slsess Yesterday. met ALFRED Woods. ens
tne Witnesses an the part Of the Unitsd
ssses - ths timber land fraud eases
xs,nst Wm. Jameson, who iamped his
- Iast before CenFt couyenesa. and I'm
eSiaieiy arrested him. He vas exSn,
50 before Uaiisd StAtss Commsssioafs
1sen smith. who held him in 500 bail
sppc.f ~ tha next term Of CoaFt. II
s.sei, be 9as Elacec fn Jail, and will
= se1f % Mcneil Island 10 await ths
e'assalng Of Ooust.
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TT o. QUEEN CITY TIEl6PLE
Os No. 1. United Order Of Ancaerf
TempiAsa. meesa tho second and fpnrfh
Friday evenings Of every month. IA. Mr.
sonic Hall Front street.
W. W. PoOLK Tsznplar.
OEyTLLk EsFT. HecordsF. nlkif
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TO INVALIDS.

T AN PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND
ner Ninth and Columbia sfresta F'atients
can choose their own physician. Lady
! i@ Ml.s. cHAs. copprS.
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nUKf.N CITY ASSEMBLY No. slia
NJ X. 0f L.. meets every "Wednesday. AZ
IO p. M, In Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren In gocd Standing are oofdislly
invited 70 attend.
M MCMILLAN. M. w.
WAITEa WArEKSt r. a mil
Evening star., 1885-10-05

THESE DAMP AND CHILLY EVENINGS RE.
MIND US FORCIBLY OF THE NECESSITY OF A
LITTLE HEAVIER CLOTHING NOT MUCH
HEAVIER, BUT JUST SOMETHING. THAT
SOMETHING" IS A FALL OVERCOAT THAT
WILL NOT INCONVENIENCE YOU BY ITS
WEIGHT AND YET BE SUFFICIENTLY WARM
TO MAKE YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE. Be
SIDES 1T IS DREssY GARMENT. "RoUND's
OUT" AS 1T WERE-THE ATTIRE OF A WELL
DRESSED MAN. WE HAVE A SUPERB LINE
OF THEM IN EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
AND AT PRICES RANGING FROM EIGHT TO
THIRTY DOLLARS. LOOK THEM OVER AT
YOUR LEISURE. A VISIT OF INSPECTION
COSTS NOTHING, AND WE'LL BE GLAD TO
SEE YOU. OUR STOCK OF PRINCE ALBERT
FROCKs. FOUR-BUTToN CUTAWAY AND SACK
SUITS Is QUITE COMPLETE. IN SEPARATE
TROUSERS WE HAVE THE CHOICEST PAT
TERMS. OUR PRICES ARE WAY DOWN, CON.
SIDERING THE MATERIAL AND WORKMAN.
SHIP. OUR BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPART
MENT IS MAKING A SPLENDID RECORD. WE
HAVE EVERY REASON TO BE PROUD OF IT,
AND WE ARE A CORDIAL GREETING
AWAITS YOU AT
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
400, CORNER 7TH AND D sTs. NV.
oc3 J. M. GRADY, MANAGER.
Evening star., 1885-10-05
Ferd. Wards Brofher.


HE EXPLAINS A LETTER WRITTEN To A FRIEND
CONCERNING THE YOUNG FINANCIER.
w. :. Ward, who has returned TO Rochester
n. v, was seen at his residence by the New
York World correspondent. Regarding the
Washington dispatch sent 10 a New York pa
per several days ago, Mr.. Ward said: ''The
letter about my brother Ferdinand, which the
dispatch speaks Of wrote to friend I'm Wash
fngton, and the dispatch is substantially cor
rect except that i said apparent losses OF
Gen. Grant instead of loans. / wish To
contradict one statement, however, which
Is to the effect that the points out
lined in the dispatch constituted nav
brothers line Of defense in the approach
Ing trial. My statements were made ia answer
to a general letter OF inquiry and were not In
tended In any way TO indicate the grounds for
the defense. They were made personally and
without reference to what will be done by Fer
dinand Wards counsel"
When asked il he would make public any,
thing further regarding the case, Mr.. Ward said:
"As matters are at present would not care To
say anything further. It has been decided best
by all the counsel employed our side Of the
case to say as little possible until IL comes up
Tor trial. do not wish IL 10 be thought that we
have entered into this matter for black mailing
purposes, or to drag out before the public pri-
vate matters which IL Is unnecessary for every
one to know. 1t is generally understood by all
that the less said the better until the case is
placed ON trial.
Evening star., 1885-10-05
THE TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS.
The Conference Of Ambassadors Come
to an Understanding.

CONSTANTINoPLR October 5.-The conference
OF the ambassadors on the ROumelian question
has resulted in memorandum being formu-
lated which will be submitted to the powers for
approval before being referred to the porte.
The ambassadors yesterday held a conference
lasting four hours. The discussion took a wider
range than was anticipated, and provoked
some difference Of opinion which has not yet
been settled. This may delay the delivery Of
the Identical note.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 5.-The continued
raids Of Turkish marauders, led by Turkish Off
sian newspapers to advocate the sending of a
large force of COsSacks into Turkish territory to
prevent such incursions. The government of
Erzeroum is demoralized and powerless to pre-
vent the raids.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

Life Depending ON Texas Doctors.
TRYING TO DECIDE WHETHER A MAN KILLED
HIMSELF OR WAS SHOT BY HIS MISTRESS.
On the morning of July 13 last, Sid NJ Stani-
forth, a prominent young attorney of San An
tonic, and member of q wealthy Austin family,
was found dead in the residence of Ignacia Cor
tez, the keeper of a bagnio. Two pistol bullets
had entered his head, one between the eyes,
ranging back; the other entering the right tenn
pie. He had been shot only a few minutes
when found. Ignacia claimed when ar
rested that Staniforth had committed
suicide. She is now on trial for Stani-
forth's murder. The witnesses were main.
ly medical experts, testifying to the
possibility of deceased having inflicted both
wounds on himself Four of the citys most
prominent physicians swore that he could not
have done SO; that either of the wounds would
have produced instant suspension of volition
One medical man, q recognized authority in
that section, testified that 1T was perfectly
within the bounds Of possibility for the dead
man to have twice shot himself in the manner
described to him, giving in proof OF his position
several instances of protracted retention of
will-power in severe brain wounds. The in
terest excited is intense. The case will proba-
bly, 60 to the jury tomorrow.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

An ENGAGEMENT SUDDENLY BRoKEN.-A
Breckenridge, Mo-, special October 4th says:
Prof. A. c. Burbank was, for number OF years,
is, at present, superintendent OF the Gallatin
schools. He has q pretty and accomplished
sa aaugnter, sDo1t twensy.one yean oi9, Wno nss
and Cameron schools. She was engaged
to be married TO Elmore Martin, COM
came here, where she always spent her
vacations, 70 arrange for the wedding, while
Martin rented and furnished . house In Gala
tin and made all other necessary preparations.
All of these arrangements have been upset by
the sudden elopement OF the young woman With
met only twice, when he visited his cousin,
Mrs. John Finch, of this township. He IL an
ofIicial Of the Pennsylvania Central railroad
compauy and reported to be wealthy. The
couple fmmediately afssr TIE wedding started
for PennsylvaniA
Evening star., 1885-10-05

CUpLIP: On Monday, October 9th. 1ssS e 12ls
ID. Cudlip.
Eunerl win take place On Tuesday, e Pm, fruu
216 A streot southeast
PRICE On October 5sh. 1856 q 0fbssu u,uuts. n
terss Se,s o,siock IN, an, RAYnoND r., infant son q
funeral from parents residence l28 seVsufh strp~s
oouthwest. Tuesday morning October tifh ~ ssv
espectfully invt1ed TO atsand
Evening star., 1885-10-05
DR.. Armstrong Ordered In Retire.
THE ATLANTA CLERGYMAN SUSPENDED ny THE

dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, says: The
Armstrong matter is getting badly mixed up
and is likely to cause rupture In fashionable
st. Philips church. The report OF the standing
committee, recommending that the doctor be
tried and suspended pending the trial, caused a
vestry meeting Sunday and the adoption OF res
olutions. In the report OF the wardens and
vestrymen TO the bishop they ask that ne do
not suspend DIR. Armstrong upon the recon-
mendation OF the standing committee. The
vestry received the evidence OF the commit
tee they appointed to visit Cincinnati The
latter found that the charges of visiting bawdy
houses in Cincinnati seem TO he founded upon
facts which are not discreditable TO Dr. Arm
strong, and that, while his manner of perform
ing Christian duty was iniudicious, his mo-
tives were entirely honorable. The facts they
say, seem To be that at the solicitation OF
friends and relatives I'm Canada the doctor
stopped in Cincinnati to find and, IN possible
reclaim Canadian girl who was reported 10 be
In some disreputable house In that city
In open daylight the doctor took a public
conveyance and visited many OF those places
TO md the person he sought. 1t further
seems to be a fact that, subsequent To visiting
the places mentioned, the doctor partook at his
hotel OF stimulants which may have gone To
the extent of intoxication. There is no evil
dence that his conduct during this time as the
result OF such stimuiants such 10 bring
public discredit upon the clergy.
The standing committee paid no attention %
the resolutions adopted by the vestry, but went
ahead and recommended his suspension.
At 10 O'Clock Saturday night the bishop Or
dered the doctor TO step down and out
Evening star., 1885-10-05
She Clung to Her Lover.

WILL MARRY THE NAN OF HER CHOICE
DESPITE HER MOTHERS OBJECTIONS.
The New York World to-day says: A state
ment appeared In the Baltimore american of
yesterday to the effect that Miss Lulu Whelan,
a young lady who resided with her mother and
brothers at Guys hotel, in that city, had LEFT
the hotel suddenly and gone to a private board
ing-house where she would remain until her
marriage with George w: Mailinckrodt, a
young cloth merchant, whose attentions are
represented as having been distasteful to the
young lady's mother.
Mr.. X. v. Whelan, who resides at the Grand
Central hotel, In this city, received a telegram
from his brother on Saturday saying that his
railway station, and she is now at the hotel
under his care. She was accompanied by her
brother George, and was not with Mr.. Mallinck-
rodt. Miss Whelan Is q pretty brunette and
was receiving the attentions OF Mallinckrodt,
when her mother, 1t Is said, interposed objec-
tions to his visits. Miss Whelan, however,
declared that she loved Mallinckrodt, and
when ne was ordered from the hotel by her
mother there was q stormy scene. Mr.. Whelan
says that his sister viii marry Mr.. Mallinkrodt
in this city,
Evening star., 1885-10-05

AN ACTOR SEEKING A DIvoRcE-Lillie Hall
burlesQue actress, who has been playing at
the Casino theater in Rochester, n. ", with a
New York company was served Saturday even
ing with summons In a divorce suit brought
by Richard Quilter, an actor I'm Harrigan and
Harris company, New York. The divorce is
brought on the ground OF intimacy with one
VIM. Bryant, another actor. IL appears from
the summons that Lille and Quilter were mar.
ried in 1873 and separated in 1879. IL 10 al
legged that the unlawful acts have been COM
mitted since that time. The defendant stated
In an interview that she had been expecting the
summons, but not 30 soon. She claims that tho
trouble arose out OF Quiiter's jealousy. She is
a blonde, fairly goOd-looking, and has obtained
some reputation - variety actress.
Evening star., 1885-10-05
EDUCATIONAL.
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY:

FACULTY.
Rev. JAMES A. DOONAN. a L President Of the
Hon WILLIAM a. RICHARDSON, IL. D., CChief
Justice u = Court Of Caims) Lecturer on Statutory
snd Admmlstrauve law. and Legal Maxims
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. MERRICK liz n (Justice
supreme Court District Columbial lecturer on Com
mon Law e Pleading MAS as Equity Jurisprudence
Pleading and Practice and the Law OF Partnership
Corporations and Admiralty - ~
N JAMES .. .FAINE LII D. Lecturer on the Law Of
ns Ie. tnE e t1W OF Eyidence. and Criminal Law:
@ oi re persCnaa Property. Contracts and Negotiable
f1per, ana IeStamentary Law.
pacti1 Wa fUsS, tS II. D., Lecturer Common Law
Court, ~O1 % e&iu suuSc Va eAAe ->~~'
feH; Eey; SGHS ~ rs W. Fox, g J.. Professor fLatn.
Facuity and President Of the Moot Court
Treasurer. AA~f' S~~' ~
and ldnsoduStocy Lecture by Hon. william NJ Merrick
% Mtnnouncements for the ensuing term. at the Law
ng Bnding corner 9Th and streets Northwest on We'd
most cordially invited to attend
10 SeGaetarX m can be seen at the Law Building fron
~ z; H. DAILY. for information, enrolment, ETC.
,h,a,S gving course Of study terms &C., can be
opt4ineo AZ BOOkatores of Morrison Brad. Adams,
Anghm' OF on application to the undersigned.
6. NJ. YEATMAN,
eeHA-oW Secretary.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

FJTzNUoHsLLSToN: On octobsr I. lssS, e. G
r. FITZHU6H JR-, Of Picolat. Florida, 20 BER-
TIA A. LINTON, Of Washington, no
ct the residence Of her mother, by Rev Mr. Hcs'
ALICE 1OI.AAN, formerly Of HAitlmore. but ~.
Evening star., 1885-10-05

BANCROFTS BIRTHDAY.-The historian Ram
croft received many congratulations and pres
ents on the occasion of his S5th birthday at
Newport on Saturday. Many friends sent
choice baskets OF flowers, with appropriate con-
gratulation attached to them. Among those
sending presents were Mrs. W. Waldorf Astor.
wife of the ex-minister TO Italy; Mr.. and Mrs.
ell, Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe, Professor and Mrs
Wolcott Gibbs, Miss Anna Ticknor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. n. Beach and Others. A former domes-
tic, Margaret Bergen, knowing how fond Mr.
Bancroft was OF horseback riding, sent him q
riding whip.