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BALTIMORE. ND, October 9-vlrginia SKIES con-
1914; new threes. 59ss bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD. October 9.-Cotton firm and
fairly active-middling, 0@l Flour Arm and active
Howard street and western super, 3.OOa3 40: do.
extra, 36Os4 %; do. family, 44Oa5.O0; city mills
4.s7a5.o0 PataPsoo family, 5.76 do; superlalivc
patent. 800 Wheat.southeln steady and firm;
red, esaes d. amber. io6ai OF: No. Mssyia grh
seal 90; No 2 western winter red spot, 84aea95;
october 041aa95; November, 08sea0T: December
sssaSaSe; JsnTarE aoaaa La OH Co5sn-southern
54a55; do. yellow. 5Oa6l: western mixed, spot,
Ss's and soa
mixed 3Oa31. Rye Arm. 82a86. Hay frm-prime to
choice westefn l3.OOal4.OO. Provisions steady with
good jobbing demand. Mess pork. 1000 Bulk meats
shoulders ana clear RIB sides, packed 41aa61a Bacon-
shoulders, 8: clear rib Sides 5la; hams 1llaa12.
Lard..reansd. ~ Butter s.eedy-western packed.
ieum steady refined. slaasis Coiise frm"R,o car
goes, ordinary to fair. 7a4asa4- sugar steady and
quiet.A SON 6As copper refined quiet and easier,
lola !OS Whisky steady 14al 10. Freights to Liv
erpOo per steamer dull-cotton 5S2d -four grain,
lower q 80 3D. Receiptseaour: 4,148 barrels;
60 bushels shipments-fou!. 10.4Ss barrels corn.
10000 bushels Sales-wheat, 143O 600 bushels corn
$4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. October 9-110O =; m.-wheas opened
after sharp struggle and heavy offerings sold on
S9la, and 2 now quoted at S04aS9A. Corn firm
Lard unchanged
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ssSB sSss sSss
Ssss ssss ssss
ssss =. 90 ssss =. ssss !.
GRADE MARK.)
INDIGESTION CURED.

INDIGESTION CURED
suffered for more than five years with indigestion,
scarcely able to retain the simplest food on my Sto-
ach. The burning sensation almost fntolerable,
and my whole system was deranged. was wakefhl
and could not sleep, and consequently more or less
nervous all the time declined flesh, and suffered
Ali the usual depression attendant upon this terrible
disease. In word, was miserable At last falling
to find reefin anything else. commenced the use Of
Swfhs Specific I began to improve at once The
medicine toned up the stomach, strengthened the
digestive organs and soon all that burning ceasea ana
could retain food without difficulty. Now my health
and can eat anything In the shape OF food and
digest II without the slightest difficulty. most cheer
mlIy bear this testimony because there are hundreds
suffering as was and am they be as readily
healed Take the prescribed dose after eating instead
ofbefore. JAMES LIAM, NO Ia Ivy St
Atlanta, Ga. May Is, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, o.
N. Y. 1877 w. 23d ct, IL
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NJ Ar RIEn-

JULIHN-HIGDON. October Q, 1SS5, by the Rev
Alexander Kent. DR.. NJ. L. JULIHN 70 FLORENCE
r. HIGDON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Thursday evening
October s. 1885 at the residence of the brides grand
father. Col. ID r. Whiting L. A. 2lO9 street by
the Rev.. VIM. Barnard, OF ST. Marks church,
Tonawander, New York MARY l. SAUNDERS To-
RICHARD MCALLISTER, IN.
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Charges Against Edwin A. McIntyre.
ACCUSED OF COMMITTING PERJURY IN sKT-
THING UP AN ESTATE.

Charges Against Edwin A. McIntyrc.
ACCUSED OF COMMITTING PERJURY IN sKT-
THING UP AN ESTATE.
The case of Edwin A. Mcintyre, charged with
perjury alleged to have been committed in the
Probate Court, has been set for trial In the
Police Court on Wednesday next. The warrant
was issued On the oath Of William T. 4alliher,
who, it is said, married a niece Of defendant
Galliher alleges that in q matter entitled "Es-
tate OF David Mcintyre" which had been pend
Ing in the Probate Court, Edwin A. Mcintyre
was, on the 18th Of April, 1884, appointed
file on the 26th OF January, 1885, an
inventory of the goods, chattels and per-
sonal estate of said David Mcintyre
deceased, which had come into his
possession such administrator, which inven-
tory was required TO be sworn to. Affiant fur
before Michael J. Griffith, notary public; that,
Whereas the said inventory charged the said
Edwin A. Mcintyre, as administrator, with the
receipt of only 81, S45 cash belonging to the es-
tate, the said Edwin A. Mcintyre was chargeable
with the sum of $780, $50 in cash belonging to
the said estate as said Edwin A. Mcintyre then
well knew. And SO affiant says that the said
Edwin A. Mcintyre, at the county of Washing.
ton, on the 26th of January, 1885, did commit
willful and corrupt perjury"
Mr.. Mcintyre is under $500 bail.
Wills F1LEp.-The will of the late Martin
Lynch was filed to-day. He leaves his real es-
tate to his daughter Ellen Gleason. The will of
Mr.. j. Gonzales, filed to-day, beQueaths his es.
tate to bis brother-in-law, c. W. Henshaw.
MARRIAGE LICENSES IN Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Chas. b. Fisher and Cora d. King, both OF
Alexandria, Va.
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A Georgia Negro to be Hanged.
SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING A WHITE NAN o.
ACrnry,rr A

ACCOUNT OF A WOMAN.
A special to the New York World nom Ella
ville Ga, October 9Th, says Charles Backman,
cOlored, the assassin Of Capt Tondee, has been
found guilty OF murder and will be executed on
the I'd Of November. Tondee was popular
young man, having good business prospects,
and scores of friends. Blackman considered
himself quite q bean among his race and
sought the affections OF Mrs. Orny Black. He
ascriDed his failure Of success to the interior
ence of Mr. Tondec, who had meetings with the
woman himself At IL o'clock on Saturday
night, in the first week Of September, while Mr..
Tondee was standing In his store, he was shot
dead from the outside. During the day preced.
ing, Blackman had declared that "if Orny Black
can't do me any good she can't 90 Stonew
the last act Of my life" This led TO the pursuit
and capture OF Blackman. II was with dim.
Guilty he was saved from lynchfng.
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Aceaained In aose Of Mr.. FREES 7O8 NJ ARKET
SPACE. Stn - sold g public auction FRIDAY ANr
6ATURDAY EyENIE0e ~ O'CLOCK shnrp
ooqet.ttng Of ths following IN SETS and Separate:
D1ckeng WORM Scott Thackeray, Irving. shake<
The shove WIN poanvsly be sold 70 the highea ID
60 Il FOLEY.
ocez~ AncfaonnR
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reached that stage in their delibsrations that
required consultation with the representa-
tives OF the various interests, the reconstruc-
ton tfn!te4s OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad company held meeting this after
noon IN the general ofAce Of the company, with
the receivers, managers, and Bartol Whelen
committoes. The trustees have not made pub
nc any conclusions that they have arrived at,
put they admit having arranged the frame
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Changes In tie O0ees.
Richard Burke, o clerk Of class two. third An.
ditors ONCE Of the Treasury, has been dis
missed, 20 take effect On the Slst Of the month.
The Dismissal Is simply . reduction OF the forre
and not on account OF charges.
The President has reappointSd VIM. 4. g
Curtis to Be notary public f0f the pistfiot or 90.
1umbin. -
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Telesnaphie Rriafh.

Philip Smith, machinist and foundryman
At sydney, Ohie, made An assignment yester-
Day. Liabilities, $27, 900; assets unknown.
the grocery store kept by Fred. Gilbert, two
saloons, ono meat market and O Chinese laun-
dry. Loss, $11 900.
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Cor MARRIED INSTEAD OF GoINo 10 Col
LEGE.-Mr. A. g. Lown, q business man OF Read
ing, Pa, thought that his bright young son, A.
Philadelphia TO complete his education. In
stead OF that the young man, taking advantage
Of the brief time intervening before the new
went up to the coal regions, selected . young
wife and went on . wedding trip When the
fndulgent father heard the news Thursday
raent. He desired hh boy 70 nnish his educAr
ton nrst, locate, get practice, and then marry.
The bride, Miss Annie Brewster, ieot respectable
D aTents, quite we'll on, and the hdy hereeaf 4
young. handsome, and educated. Young Lowu
means TO complete his medical course.
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- The inspector OF buildings has notified Mr.
Frank Baldwin that the necessity no longer
exists for encumbering the roadway or side
walk, ~ HE new buildings. 9th and streets;
distractions and all rubbish within i've days
Charles G. Pratt has been notified to suspend
once a. IN iss present conditon. Il d Vols
ton OF the terms OF his permit.
THE DISTRICT EsTrMArrs.
The aggregate amount Of the District est.
ne :s,.s, q which Is so'
THE SEWERAGE OF THE BUREAU OF ENoRAv
ING AND PRINTING.
The Commissioners have addressed reply e
Hon: +. q. Graves, chief Of the bureau OF en-
munication respecting the suggested continue
ton OF the sewer which carries the waste from
the building occupied by the bureau OF engrav-
Ing ana printing, stating that this sewer forms
no part Of the sewerage system OF the District
but IL solely for the benefit of that bureau. The
District cannot properly assume any part Of the
expense incident to q modification or improve
ment OF the sewerage OF that establishment.
NEW FIRE ALARM STATIONS RECOMMENDED
Mr.. Martin Cronin, chief Of fire department.
sioners calls attention to the necessity for the
erection OF dre alarm stations at the National
theater and the Post building, corner 10th and
D streets northwest.
issued BY Inspector Entwisle: Julia A. Clarke
erect two-story dwelling, A. between 9Th and
erect two twostory dwellings,, 4th, between &
and streets northwest; SO, 900. Thomas J
Brown, erect q two-story dwelling, Bowen road
county; 5000. John A. Limerick, erect q two
story and cellar dwelling, 9th, between p and
streets northwest; $4,000. John Scott, erect
two-story and cellar dwelling and stire, It'll
between d and streets southwest; $500. A
=. Barker, erect tw0-stOry and basement dwell
ling, 9, between 7th and 9Th streets southwest
$4,000. Mr. Emmons, erect q twostory private
stable, part lot 16, square 1913; d 400. Georgs
Graham, repair frame, east half Of lot ID
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p,on,-vc o,,pr-1,d,,, y,cn.r

PROBATE CoURT-fnd0e Hd0ner.
To-day, in re. guardianship OF Bessie Lee
Mitchell; Sarah G. Follansoee appointed: bond
$4,000. Estate Thomas II. Evans viii admit
ted TO probate and letters issued 10 sarah r..
Evans; bond 81 boo. Estate OF John
G.. Rives; viii hled with petition aud
order OF publication. Estate OF Martin
Lynch; will admitted TO probate and letters is-
sued 20 Ellen Glceson; bond 500. Estate OF
James Cooper, order OF publication. Estate OF
Roger Sweeney; Will admitted TO probate. In
re. Lizzie Morrice; order that y. ]. Tibbetts ON
paying $500, the amount OF the bond,
DC relieved. Estate CT John III. Chew;
order admitting will 20 probate and letters
issued 20 L. j. and !. III. Chew ON special bond
OF 5000. Estate OF II. ~. Barlow: order direct
lux that administrator not To- sue on debts set
loTth Estate OF Edward Freeman; remuneration
o. widow OF claims under the will and olecting
to take her dover AT common law. Estate %
Harriet y. Gonzales; order or publication.
Estate OF Columbus Scriber; letters testament
iary issued TO ]. ". 7. Ritter bond $500.
Estate OF Roberta w.Bell: order admitting viii
10 probate and issuing letters Ia 4. J. Bell
and g. q. Hubbard on special bond OF Sl5oOo.
Estate OF VIM. Mclean: order releasing =. ~.
Shedd as executor on settling his accounts. In
re T. j. Miilers orphans; Alice II. Miller APP
pointed guardian; bond, $4,000. Estate 81
VIM. Talburtt: will Omitted % record Viii az
Manuel j, Gonzales filed.
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Transfers Of Heal Estate.

Deeds I'm fee have been aled as follows Mary
NJ. kearney to G. A. McEucn lot 4. 50 ssi:
$3.50. ]. A. Jordon 10 James A. wineberger
lot 30, AZ. 1s3; 500. O. G.. Goodloe to &. D.
Williams, undivided half ID aud 23, sub 81.
1.6: S.26. CT. Williams toG.C. Goodlue, undi-
viied half. do; 81, 50. Mary !. Shrlver 20 Al
fred Richards, lots 35 10 81. 50 23s; -. 900. ".
Waring % r. W. Lane. sub lot 4s. s.. $50;
81 500. w. W. Meicalf, trustee. 10 john a.
Jackson. pt. q, blk. 16, n. a rs sub. Meridian
Hin; s525. same to q. II. Armstrong. pr do;
S525 T. J. King 10 J. Mel. Carusi lots I IL Ia
III, SO. $40; S525. James u. Ryon TO II. A.
Windsor, lots d TO Is: 50. $50; $4,000. L. N.
Saunders % ID. II. Goodacre, subs. 1S0 TO lsn,
SO. GA; $1,000. James Harlan 10 James
Stuart. pt iSs, p.'s sub Mt. Pleasant: ~ 600
James Stuart to Heary n. l.crch, same prop
erty: 81. loo. Enoch l.. White TO q. IL. BWhite,
sub 50 and ! g. so. o., s2,9s6, and sub lots IL Z
10 / 81, SO. OBJ; s5,6l8. ID. j. Pariello To ].
Mel. Carusi, sub lots ss8 and %. 40. 2:sa; -. J..
Mel. Carusi to James III. Yard ct al. trustees.
same property; s.. Genie r. Walker 10 L. ID.
Bond, lots 90 II. SO. 1912; sl,T1l.9S. -. II.
Turpin to II. :. Foss, lot 20, 50. $50: $1,000 b.
II. Warner To l.. Behrens, sub lot 30, 50. 3es:
$500. +. Little ct al. To ". W. and W. Danen-
hover, subs 4 TO IL. so. $50; 5000. Kate W.
Mattingly to X. II. Howison, lot 81, 81. 06S:
$40. Hannah y. Jones To Robert Alexander.
Ut. Of Alliance, - acres; 81 $50. H. Alexan.
der TO David Ferguson, same property; $1,000.
Frederick &. Revels 10 Samuel Il. Emmons, pt.
10, So. los: $500.
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LADY STUDENTS AT CoRNELL.-A new phase
OF coeducation In Cornell university WAS deve-
oped at the meeting OF the freshmen class at
Ithaca Thursday afternoon. The freshmen la
dies attended in a body, and two OF their num-
Der were elected as vice president and secretary
respectively. This action on the part of the
freshmen. while bringing the lady students into
active participation in class matters, promises
TO add much spice to college affairs, especially
at the class banQuets, when attempts are made
70 captureboth the class officers and the BAN
ona lscalf
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Is MADAME CHEyREMONT. Diplomee de I Ac-
ad @ bas Ssa a o1s
The NATURAL METHOD to speak French In . very
taught but it is designed to give instruction in the
French language much possible, and the constant
French Madame Cheyremont Will be pleased TO call
upon parents and explain her method In detail Ad-
Afternoon and Evening Classes will be arranged for
more advanced pupils, and Private Lessons Will also
DROF. sHELDON's DANCING ACADEMY, 1904
70 $50 jnveniles"Monaay and Wednesday, $50 to
8, and SATURDAY. to 2:3O se9-6m
KINDERGARTEN AND ADVANCED CLASS
Circle l Isne aS'h n st. W. COR aYe Hna sfStt
BACH-sPIER. Miss IDA HEssELBACH sl2-1ma
NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE
Az. Pa Young men prepared for college or bust
Careful attention 70 little boys and girls
a6-3m ]. SHORTLIDGE Yale COlege), A. NJ. Prin
Mrs. GEO. c. CHIPMAN WILL OPEN ATHER
,eh ses,depce alS1 1h s ST NV on MONDAY
fully prepared during school hours. sel51m*
II DONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION
IL on the Violin and Orchestral Instruments
on September 18th. at his residence. COS H street
TlHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
annual session i4sh S Molsn Session
o1 Se
colleges, universities and polytechnic schools for
IN the The
desired address Lock Box 535. p. o. au2l-2m
Mrs. BURR's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WIN reopen ssnGH hsGs s SEPTEMBER soth
au2S-2m French. the language of the school.
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McDoNAID-ELLrs School
AND
WELLESLEY PREPARATORY,
1905 18th st. AID 1924 Massachusetts ava
This welLestablished French and English Family
Ard Day School for girls will reopen
SEPTEMBER %, 1885.
Primary, intermediate, Academic, College Prepare
tory and Musical Departments.
Daily lessons French under the direction Of Prof
c. FOiitane-BG Ritz Method.
Herdic is employed by the school for the benefit OF
scholars in distant parts of the city.
For terms and circulars address
MRS. I. P. MCDONALD,
MISS ANNA ELLIS,
se14-2m Principals
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LIEUT.. Col. CALEB r. LAYTON, 10th In
tantry, having been found by an army retiring
board incapecitated for active service on &C.
count OF disability incident 70 the service, IL
BY directten Of the Presidenk retired from %.
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son, Of the bark Fsuiine, nom Cardi6, & One
bee. says that On september %. du1114 . rain
storm, . brilliant bail a nrelQd6ed en he 0eck
cabin 20 the foeocnstle, pr06tretiuG h1n 60 tEu
seamen. With . 1pud report to ~ v10e9 e.
appeared - ou16enly - e $3.50 v3f1Dol
damaging the vU1Do1.
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News Brtcn.

Valentine Dickey, OF Chicago was married to
Miss Lulu Plaft, of Dayton Ohio, last night.
The groom Is a cattle King who massed an Inn
mense fortune. The bride is AN heiress to over
a million dollars.
Twenty-Five of the accomplices I'm the lynch
Ing OF Culbreath, I'm Edgefield county, - c.
were lodged In jail at Charleston yesterday. The
remaining three are detained Temporarily by
sickness.
The Irish nationalist have decided to con-
test every parliamentary seat except twelve.
Cork cattlemen threaten not To patronize the
Cork steamship company n IL carries boycolted
goods.
The boycotting OF Mrs. OConnell has ceased
Levi snow of Annapolis ". -. WAS sentenced
10 penitentlary for life for rageous assault
on his twelve.year old daughter.
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EDUCATIONAL
BoRGETOwN UNIVERSITY ooI OF LAW

FACULTY. A..
Rev. JAMES A. DOoNAN, s. j. PRESIDENT u inc
Hon WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON. LIZ a ~. STD,ei
Justice U. = Court Of Clamsl Lecturer Oh S'~sso's
aud Administrative Jaw and Legal Mn1inn@ frr.s;o.
Hon. WILLIAM n. MERRICk, LII D- S 49, 1ss,
supreme Court District Conmbia,l L. eSd ". S
mon Law Pleading asS Equity JurispIuasnvn rou,.x
MARTIN T. NORRIS. LII d., Lsc. ~ TpsrtnersiiT.
Corporations and Admiralty. rawo n.
JAMES q. PAYNE Ii. d.. Lecturer on tne Law VI
Real Estate the Law of Evidence and Crlmiha. 10 tn
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, Esq, Lectules vi III ho
Law Of Personal Property. CONTRACTS anu seso''"os
Fnper, and Testamenfary Law. ,.-nr.v
JOHN w. ROSS LII D., Lecturer On Comnao" ~. ~
Practice, the Of Tors and Judge OF the oos
Court.
Rev. JOHNw FOX, a J.. Professor Of Latin a.,
CHARLES w. HOFFMAN. Ii. D.. Dean Oh TIC
Faculty. and President OF the Moot Court -
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, Esq, secretary aiiu
Treasurer.
Introductory Lecture by Hon. William NJ MerrcK
and announcements for the ensuing term at tne 1 Lay
building, 9Th and streets northwest on we0-
nesay, October eth. at $50 pm All interested aie
most cordially invited to attend.
The Secretary be seen ut the Law 5uiloing run
to p M, daily. for information, enrolment, etc.
Circulars, giving course of study, terms, &C., can o
oot,ined at Bookstores of Morrison, Brad AdamS or
Anglim, or on application to the undersigned,
s. NJ. YEATMAN,
en01
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEpCIAL
N0,Is6


The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 400 M pr,ces
OF the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. H Dodge $50 18th street:
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trips Of the Arctic steemer Bear, which was
turned over to the revenue marine service BY
oct Of Congress, has proven satisfactory, and
che H now being lifted out for the service at
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CAPT. WH. H KINsBUHY, 11th Infantry, q,
3 A, VA placed On the retired list to-day.
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A CHINESE MASON on TRIAL Fox MURDER
The trial OF Nah Iim charged with the assas-
sination of See Chay, II in progress at Portland,
Oregon. The best legal talent In the state il
engaged i'm the case, which is most peculiar
one and attracts great attention among Chinese
residents. The assassin and his victim we're
both high members Of the Chinese Masonic
order. The murder was perpeiraied i'm "a
Masonic lodge during Its session. The motive
prompting the deed Is not known. MFh Wins
counsel assert that the defendant Is innocent
ana that the murder was committed by another
prominent Chinese Mason, who was permitted
10 make his escape, while all the members of
the order are endeavorng TO have the innocent
man convicted. 1t IA claimed See Choy was
murdered tor divulging some Masonic secrets.
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SpRrse Fnvrn.

AT TINS season nearly every one needs 70 use some
bort Of tonic Iron enters into a,,,o.t 49,, nn-,a
clans prescription for those who need hui,d,nr ap.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
XM VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN
. The Thirty-seventh Session will begin on M0nday
Evening. September 21st at O'Clock In the college
tory address by Prof. c. II. L KLEIN5CH1IDTs M
p 70 which the profession and public are respectnily
Invited. For further Information apply between the
hours Of and 10 am. 4 and pm. to
]. w. II. LOVEJOY, NJ D., Dean,
sel7-lm 800 18th st. NV.
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'HEALTH BY EXERCISE. WITHOUT ,.AP Ar.
handbook Of Gymnastics Tor the ~ a teachers and
i For saa heniy endorsed by Gen. John Eaton
DECKER CO.. puhlishsss se10-1m
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NEWPORT, r. L, October 0.-The schooner
yac9t DNuntlesa, which WA twice defeated ny
shis mOrntg on the rocks back Of Fort Adams.
Aer owner Mr.. Colt, has made q reQucst f0f .
government tuk TO try Do Get her or
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Gentlemen are particularly requested 20 examine
the PALAIs ROYAL" KID GLOVE The regular
price IL 81 90 but for the Special Sale shall offer
them for CSC. Can be tried on. Now on exhibition
Castor Gloves with embroidered backs new shades Of
tans and browns; only Sl.35 pair.
In CLOTH GLOVES for Gents We show ans W
rety at Csc. and 4Sc.
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| ToAoNfo, O1rr., October o.-Ths Globe says:
| ~ learned On pretty good authority that Ger.
IAN iea1inE OranFemen In Toronto Are sound.
secertaining whether the Orangemsn generally
Will not De content 70 put up with "imprison.
| ment OfAt for iifA" instead Of his execution.
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The New Star Vanishing.

Thesuddenness of the appearance OF the new
star in Andromeda is not the only remark able
thing about this wonderful phenomenon. IL
has already faded 10 faint spcck. visible only
with powerful telescopes, and while thus part
ing with its light IL has exhibited very singular
changes of brillancy. Sometimes Il has been
seen Ia Hare up with sudden accession OF
light, like a fire that has .oand fresh fuel and
several experienced observers nave seen IL flick
ering In a manner that suggested still more
closely n resemblance u actl;tl flames. That
the phenomenon WAS due To onburSi OF n ut
Affecting an enormous OF matter GA a
hardly be doubted, hut the true story OF this
celestial confia-fation may never be written