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The following IL statement OF the amount Of
work done on the Washington aQueduct tun-
mel az 70 date: Foundry branch, west heading
(Which has been completely, 2,416 feet have
been e1cavated; east heading. 2,423 feet. Rock
Greek snaft west beading, 8, 138 feet east head.
Ing nag, T,Sz0 !eed: Champlain avenue shsdt, west
Howard University, /, 1873 feet Making total
OF I6,5OS feet completed, leaving 4, 207 feet yet
TO be excavated.
SHIPPING NEwa-SchoonerB b. l. Burt cleared
today with i 600 tons Of coal for Fall River.
IEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. N.-Great Falls, temperature. So: con-
91tlon, z. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
% condition at north connection, 8; south
connection, 3. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 81; condition ct ififluent gatehouse,
70: condition at ef1uent gatehouse. 80. High
tides in the river to-day at 1900 m. and 1918
p. IN.
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Lady Teachers Resigning.
LEAVING A oIRIs' HIGH MISUNDERSTANDING,

Lady Teachers Resigning.
LEAVING GIRLS HIGH sCHooL-sPKCULATroN
AZ 10 THE CAUSE.
telegram to the New York Herald from Read
Ing, Pa, Oct. IA, says: sensation was caused
this afternoon by published announcement
that the lady teachers comprising the girls
high school faculty had resigned almost in q
BODY. Miss Brenholtz withdrew two weeks
ago. and to-day Miss Stohle's resignation was
received by Frank c. Sminck, chairman Of the
high school committee of the school board. He
says says MISS Stohle assigns no reason for her &C
ton In her letter OF resignation. She was the
principal of the school. Later in the day 1t was
stated that Miss Lottie Hickman and Miss
Caroline Mechener. also lady teachers In the
high school, will resign or had already resigned.
Miss Stohle said 10 q reporter that she was
simply tired of teaching, but 1t Is said by q
prominent official that there are other reasons
for the sudden resignation. Those named are
generally regarded as competent and satisfac-
tory teachers, through whose efforts the school
has been brought to q high standard. It is UNI
derstood that Misunderstanding has taken
place. One report Is to the effect that school
official insulted one of the instructors, which
led them all to resign.
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u II e 8 T N q T So

THE ABOVE TERM ORIGINATED IN THE
DRAMATIC PROFESSION AND Is USED THUS
WHEN A NAN TRIES TO PALM OFF AS HIS
OWN A STORY THAT ORIGINATED WITH AN.
OTHER, HIS HEARERS QUIETLY REMARK
-CHBTNUTS" WHEN WE READD.v AFTER
DAY A REHAsH OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHICH WE HAVE WRITTEN, AND WHICH
ARE BEING USED BY THOSE WHO AFFECT no
STAND ON A HIGH MORAL PLANE. WE ALSO
BEG TO QUIETLY REMARK "cHEsrNUrsn WE
ARE GLAD TO KNOW, HOWEVER, THAT WE
ARE FURNISHING THE sELFsTYLED .1E.n-
ING CLoTHIERs" WITH IDEAS IN ApvERr,s-
ING. WE COULD ALSO GIVE THEM up WE
w1sHED,A FEW IDEAS OR POINTERS, AS TO
SELLING FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
AT POPULAR PRICES. BUT WE INTEND THEM
FOR OUR OWN USE IN GIVING TO THE THINK
ING PORTION OF OUR PEOPLE (BY WHICH WE
MEAN THOSE WHO ARE NOT CAUGHT RY
CLAP TRAP THE BEST VALUE FOR THEIR
MONEY IN MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN,s
CLOTHING THEY HAVE EVER RECEIVED IN
WASHINGTON.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
400. CORNER 7TH AND SITS. NV.
oc14 ]. NJ. GRADY, MANAGER.
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appeals to every tortured victim of who
finds the ordinary plasters and niments powerless to
relieve him. To such the Cur1cURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER is An elegant and never-failing source of
relief banshng rheumatic neuralgia. sciatc, sudden
sharp and nervous pains as by magic.
New. original speedy safe.
At Druggists, 25c; Eve for $1-mailed free
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CO,
oc1 Boston.
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Or TAnk"

Bins Or Talk"
ABOUT THE BOYS AND
ABOUT THEIR CLOTHING.
THE BOYS OF TODAY CERTAINLY HAVE
MANY ADVANTAGES THAT THE BOYS OF
A GENERATION AGO DID NOT POSSESS.
WHEN 1--WE WERE BOYS" WE THOUGHT
OURSELVES wELLDREsSED IN SUIT
MADE AT HOME BY A "TAILOREsS" AND
MADE IN SIMILAR STYLE TO OUR
FATHERS
NOWADAYS, FOR ABOUT THE SAME
MONEY, THE BOYS CAN BE DRESSED IN
THE NEWEST STYLES AT A MOMENTS
NOTICE
IN THOSE DAYS THE DRY GOODS STORES
FURNISHED THREE OR FOUR STYLES OF
GOODS FROM WHICH SUITABLE sELEC-
TONS COULD BE MADE.
NOW BOYS SUITS ARE FOUND READY
MADE, IN SCORES OF STYLES, OF CAssI-
MERs, vELvETs, CoRDURoYs, CORK
SCREWS. DIAaoNALs. TRIcoTs, cREPEs.
JERSEY CLOTH, &C.. &C.
IN BOYS ovERcoATs THE VARIETY IS
ALMOST AS GREAT, AND THE STYLES IN
WHICH THEY ARE CUT ALMOST BEYOND
DESCRIPTION.
WE MAKE ALMOST DAILY ADDITIONS
TO OUR BOYS STOCK.
WE OPEN TODAY ldoNDAY. OCT. 12TH,)
SEVERAL ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF
ovERcoATs, IN BEAVER. CAssI-
MERs, woRsTED. &C.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR GOODS WE HAVE
BUT ONE PRICE, AND WE ALWAYS MEAN
THAT SHALL BE THE LOWEST IN WASH
INGTON.
E. B. BARNUM 4 CO.,
oct13 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ ID
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SsEEzr, SsErzE,

sneeze until your head seems ready to fly of; until
your nose and discharge excessive quantities of
thin. irritating watery fluid; until your head aches,
mouth and throat parched, and blood at fever heat
This is an Acute Catarrh, and is instantly relieved by
single dose and permanently cured by one bottle OF
SANToRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH.
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, 81
One bottle Radical Cure box Catarrhal Solvent,
and one improved Inhaler, in one package, may now
be had Of all druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE.
1.-THE only absolute specific we know of."-Med Times
1.-THE best we have found in life time Of suffering"
Rev. Dr.. Wf0gin, Boston.
"After q long struggle with Catarrh, the RADICAL
CURE has conquered."-Reu. s W. Nunroe, LeOisosrph,
Pa.
II have not found q that It did not relieve at
once."-Andre,c Lee. Manchcacr. Mass.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CO.,
pocfnn
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NEW RAIsINs, currants, ctron, figs cranber-
rfes, French prunes, buckwheat, pure spices,
creamery butter and very old apple vinegar,
al l.. A. Delwig i Co.'S, I'd and G northeast.
Very old Thompson, Acme and Cabinet whisky,
Holland gin and brandies, sold by L. A. Del
wig q Co., I'd and northeast, Capitol hill)
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EDUCATIONAL.

HUGO KUERsCHNER
III Teacher OF Piano. Organ and Vocal Muse
Terms reasonable.
DINKNEy INSTITUTE SIS CoNNECTfCTTT
II ave: English and French school Cor young ladiss
aud iit.le girs Eeopsns Sep.smner sOth For term.
INRENCH KINDEKGARrEN-
II MADAME CHENREMoNr. Dplomee de r Ac.
Hds%s DE tSF S gPen oS,Sesf rnENCa
perience n teacher aud VIII instruct her pupils bv
The NATURAL METHOD 90 speak French In . very
Taught but j. designed TO give Instruction Ia the
French language mnch possible and the
aim from the beginning VIII be 20 make pupils sPEAK
upon parents and explain her method Ia detail Ad-
dress, 1919 n st. NV.
Afternoon and Evening Classes viii be arranged for
be given 10 adults sel-2m
VyvAsHINGToN SCHOOL OF EI.OCUTIoN AMI
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
sOI NJ street nv.
Mrs NJ STEVENS HART, Principal
Fourth year begins October LIST. lSSo
Graduates students sfter hill upon examine
Thorough instrnciion 10 Teschers MiII-ter. ora
tors. singers and others In the Culture and Develop
nent of the Voice.
special advantages for the study OF Practical Eng.
lsh offered TO Foreigners
cure of siammering Suffering and all painful
Vocal Defects Methods endorsed by prominent local
ply sicianS
A limited number of students accommodated with
board In the family OF Principal sel7-Sm
Miss ADA D. CONN OF THE WASHINGTON
nstitnis viii take pnpls IN vocal and
particulars
auls-4m Apply at 1925 vermonfsv
Mrs BURR,s ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Ah school, 1905 II street.
VIII reopen WEDN tsDAY. September 3oth
au2s2m French. the language OF the school
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GEN. GRANTS DEATH MAsK.-A Chicago ape.
cial says: Karl Gerhardt, who made the plaster
cast OF Gen. GrauSs features after his death.
was In the city yesterday, and at q meeting OF
make designs for monument. He said that
his design could not be built for $50, 900. Cen
Grants death mask, he says, is in q vault In
New York, and although he has been offered
$4,000 he will not sell 1t, but intends keeping
1t, to be handed down from generation to zen.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TuE NonwooD INSTITUTE.

S.,.,. po.ra,,. and Day school for young ladies
and little girls Professors and Teacners, IL in num-
ber selected with reference TO HIGHEST ouALIFicA-
TONS.
tbron.h co,,euate Department. with thorough instruc
ton in French German, Music and Art
Advanced classes in Music. Literature and Modern
Languages open TO outside pupus
na,ronx ot the school, Catalogues viii be forwarded
Address Mr. and MRS. VIM d. CABELL, Princ-
pals. 1912 and 1914 14th street. oc15-6t
a RITNGTON INSTITUTE oARDING AND
Day sShsS S,n St Hisn.s edacatona sdvsn s
.sges with eS%e Prn mEaera'e AddTes
nUPILS PREPARED FOR SMITH,WELLESLEY
i and Vassar Colleges Also for Civil Service Ex-
animation 1905 St NV; W., P pais OF all ages in
erences. Apply to Principal oclolms
a three months References given Call on Doctor
NoDEL GRADED SCHOOL AND KINDER
cipals Tenth year; New England mods Genuine
easses is.h
Thomas Circle. Teachers trained. ocl3-lm
a GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE LESrsoNs
n in Latin. Greek and the English Branches pri-
vatey SCHOOL, best references: terms unusually
low. Address Box 81, Star office oc.-2w*
wi at the Grand Conservatory OF Music, New York.
1882 KingmGn Place. oclo-lw"
4 RT SCHOOL-SIXTEENTH ANNUAL Sis
"A sion. Thorough instruction in Drawing and
Painting Evening Glasses in Mechanical Drawing.
fpRy MRS 4 aee
7TNHE ECLECTIC sEMINARY.-RAREC CHANCE
Il for the training of children. Mr.. and Mrs z.
reopen their school October II ocim HrS
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
wi VERSITY.
CLINICS AT THE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL
COMMENCES SATURDAY, OCT. IL, 1855.
Surgical, by Prof n. F. Graham. Saturdays at
p.
Medical. by Prof. T. B. Hood, Sundays at p. m.
Obstetrical and Diseases of Women. by Prof c. B.
Purvs.
Diseases of throat by Prof ]. f. Bracket
Post-mortem examinations at regular intervals by
Prot d. 5. Lamb.
Dispcnsary clinic daily at IL m by Dr. F. J. Shadd.
Providence Hospital Surgical Clinics Sundays $3.50
A. IN. during November, December, and January by
Prof r. Reyburn.
Dental Clinics daily at Freedmans Hospital bv DR..
Starr Parsons. ocS-tno1
TINHE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF y: Y.
L CorcOran Building, Studio -. Instruction in
Drawing. Oil. Wat.r,Coor and China painting Deco
ration principles of Design Perspective and Artistic
Anatomy. f MAYNICKE, Principal. ocS-lm
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Economy is Wealth,


Practice this maxim, and purchase your
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Rubbers at the old
9TH street four doors above I,
infant Shoes, kid and goat, from 33c. up.
Chi,ds Spring Heels, from soc. up.
Childs Heeled Shoes, from 73c. up
nouths Hooked Balls, from CSC. up.
BOYS Buttoned, from 1.24 up.
Misses, Spring Heels, from 73c. up.
Misses, Heeled Shoes, from &c. up.
Ladies Lace Shoes, from T2c. up.
ladies' Buttoned, worked holes, from CSC up
$1.47 up.
Ladies' Opera Slippers and Oxford Ties, from
73c up.
Gents Fine Lace Shoes, from S1.24 up
tents, Button and Congress- from STAT up.
Gents, Hand-Sewed, all styles, from S2.47 up
cents, Boots of all kinds, from 81 90 up.
Gents Hand-Sewed Calf Boots, from S2.97 up.
from 73c up.
we keep all celebrated makes, at prices that
oe1y competition. Give us call.
Il. STRASBURGER,
9O6 7th street, four doors above I.
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The Diplomat and the Policeman.
AN ArTACHE OF A FOREIGN LEGATION uNDER

AN ATrACHE OF A FOREIGN LEGATION UNDER
ARREST.
officer Mcmahon put Mr.. Manuel Del Campo,
an attache of the Gillian legation, under ar
rest last night on Pennsylvania avenue, on .
charge Of disorderiy conduct. Mr.. John Per.
reard interfered and the officer put him under
arrest also. At the station house Mr.. Del Campo
made known his Official position and was re-
leased from arrest. He was enraged at having
been taken tntO custody and demanded that
the Secretary of State should be sent for TO
have due apology made to him-Del Campo
He was finally forced into q cab and taken to
his home. Mr.. Perreard was released upon
leaving $40 collateral.
Mr.. Del CampOs' friends give the following
statement OF the cause of the trouble: Messrs
Del Campos and Perreard went to the National
theater about halt past ten O'Clock. Finding
the box Office closed, they entered the main
door of the auditorium, where they found Mr..
Romano, the doorkeeper. Del Campos rendered
the money for seats, but Mr.. Romano said he
could only admit them on tickets. They said
they were willing to purchase tickets
discussion ensued when the policeman
at the theater came down and ar
rested Del Campos. Mr.. Perreard told the
officer he had no right to arrest Del Campos,
whereupOn he (Perreard) was also put under
arrest Del Campos went quietly to the station
house, and did not get angry there until q pO-
liceman put his hands on him, which he (Del
Campos) insisted the officer had no right to do.
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Amusements Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Thatcher, Primrose
& Vests Ministries.
NATIONAL THEArER.-Roland Reed in "Hum-
bug"
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE. "A Parlor
Match"
THEArER CoMIoUE-Alice Oates and Variety.
DIME MUsEUM.-Helen Adell in "One Night
In Rome"
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Bennett Matlack
In "A Celebrated Case"
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Books at whitaker's at cost. See adv.

FINE OLD WHISTLES, such as ChickencOck,
1867, Darling, 1865, Hermitage. 1872, and
many other old popular brands at Chr. Nander s,
No. 9O9 9Th street northwest.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. Is, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather. south TO west winds, slightly warmer,
except in extreme northern portions, stationary
temperature.
For Friday, slightly warmer fair weather Is
indicated TOR the middle Atlantic states, south
ern New England, the south Atlantic and gulf
states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

MOSES & Son have the largest assortment OF
blankets and elder down comforts in this city.
Corner 18th and F SITS. NV.
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JUST RECEIVED new and elegant styles of
Chamber Suites in walnut, cherry, and ash.
Call and examine our stock and compare our
prices. Brietbarth's, odd Fellows Hall.
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The CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, sos It'll
ST., offers flour at rock-bottOm prices:
swiss Process, SS.4S bbl; 81 SO Ia Dbl; S3c. \.
Cooks Delight, S5.4S bbl.; 81. 80 "a bbl.; 69c. n.
White Lily, S6.4S bbl-; S1.63 "a bbI.; S:Sc. y.
Cook Choice, S5.4S bbl.; S1.3S u bbl.; CSC. u
Ceres, Sterling, Gilt Edge, Golden Hill.
Send order by mail. or telephOne 1872.
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The Cheapest Place
In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market
Space. 22-tu tn sim
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REAL BUCKsKIN GLOVES real Dogskin Gloves,
real Camels Hair Gloves, real Kid Gloves, just
received at Francs corner 18th and ID, the only
strictly One Price Hat and Gents Furnishing
Store in this city.
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BLACK AND Blue BEAVER
OvERCOAT AT $3.50.

While we have q very large and full
assortment of OvERCOATS ranging in
price from 81 to $35. in this announce
ment we wish to call your special atten-
ton to a line of medium weight BEA-
VERS, color Black and Blue; and at the
price, $16.5O, we think this the best coat
in our stock. The weight of this coat is
greatly in its favor, and this is the reason
we can offer you this bargain, for had it
been full In weight the price would be
$50
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ON RICE HER,
oc14 GOT SEVENTH ST.
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Books at whitaker's at cost. See adv.

RESTAURANT KEEPERS will find at ]. w. Bo-
teller & Sons 1928 Pennsylvania ave., complete
line of goods adapted to their business.
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We Ask
NO one to buy of US after looking through our
establishment, unless they feel convinced that
our clothing Is the most attractive and our
prices the lowest in the city. Eiseman Bros,
cor. 9TH and E, who manufacture all the cloth
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N A. POOLE & Co., wholesale agent for Duty
Cider. See advertisement
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Order, SIS Pants. Eiseman, cor 18th and 10.

JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloons,
44O and 442 9th ST., one door from E.
Choice lot of Salt XXX Oysters received this
day for halfshell and select steamed. fine as
SIX SIX Ladies' Saloon first floor. Polite atten-
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Some Of Our Choicest Styles
VIII be placed on our counter during this week.
Ihey are later than the bulk of our stock, be-
cause the mills fine and choice fabrics made
very late deliveries this season. Eiseman Bros
manufacturers of all the clothing they sell s
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BOOKS at whitaker's at cost. See adv

WE MAKE ALL WE SELL.-Headquarters for
wire tenders. d. w. Beverage & Co., 3OS 18th
btreet northwest,
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Mr.. +. L. HObrock, president Of the Washing
ton Brick Machine company, requests the ma
cadamizing Of Wylie street under the permit
system.
Mr.. John Fegan, 46 Pennsylvania avenue,
applies for a new pavement in front of his
premises under the permit system.
Capt. Jas. F. Oyster, of the National Rifles,
asks of the Commissioners permission to swing
banners across the street at following points:
New York avenue, near 18th; Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street; 9th and streets; and g
street, between 9th and 10th streets, ON the
occasion of the Rifles fair.
Mr. John X. Ogle asks new sidewalk front of
1903 34th street northwest.
THE DIVISION OF THE POOR FUND.
The Commissioners have ordered the appor-
tiOnment of the fund for the relief Of the poor,
amounting to 1880, as follows: Pay Of Ply
sicians, $3.50; reserved for medicines, $3, 800;
Central Dispensary, $4,000; Women's Dispen-
sary, $50; Homeopathic Dispensary. $3.50;
Aged Women's Home, $3.50; Night Lodging
House, S4OO police distribution, 81, 600; House
OF Mercy 500.
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CAMPBELL q O.,
STOCK. GRAIN. PROVISION AND PETROLEUM
BROKERS,
1920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, UPSTAIRsl.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
DIRECT WIRE TO NEW YORK AND CHI
CA0O. Sel0-1m
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% listers s4.75. ]. E. Young, 1856 7th st.
DR.. David Kennedy.s


Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De-
bility and Liver Complaint Gratefully yours.
Win. Lundy, Baltimore Md. co
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From the London Truth.
The recent changes in the royal family must
at least have proved highly profitable to the
lawyers concerned. Last year the Queen made
q fresh settlement of her private property after
the Duke OF Albany's death, and now hear
that entirely new testamentary arrangements
have been made by her Majesty. The amount
of the Queens private property Is unknown;
but am told that, including the prince con-
OOO OOO and, besides these, there arc the estates
in Aberdeenshire. which extend to SO, 900 acres;
the Claremont property, which her Majesty
a very inadequate price, and the Osborne es-
tate, which has enormously increased In value
10 Of st sSs and
of the Isle of Wight property will
be lett by the Queen to the Duke
Scotch property to Princess Beatrice, who also
will probably get Claremont. They will be her
Msjestys principal heirs, and very handsome
Duchess Of Albany and for the families Of
Princess Christian and the Grand Duke Of
Hesse.
The Queen at the present time makes large
and Prince and Princess Louis Of Battenberg
derive the bulk Of their income from her liber-
| ality. 1t has been reported that they are to be
granted the use Of the Villa Hohenlohe, her
MaJesty's residence in Baden, which has
to live in Germany except when the princes
professional avocations demand his presence In
In the "Four Georges" great amazement is
expressed by Thackeray because George II.
seized his fathers will, and never would per-
init Il to be proved, nor was anything ever
heard OF IL afterwards, and its suppression
produced violent quarrel with the royal
family Of Prussia There is a long narrative
| In Horace WalpOle's "MemOirs" about this
VIII; but 1t Is rather odd that after the lapse Of
134 years precisely the same thing happened
again, for the Queen quietly took possession of
Prince Alberts will, and nothing has ever been
| known OF Its contents TO this hour, nor
| does any one know the amount of property
which he left The prince had nothing when
| he came to England except f1OO q year. or
| some such paltry sum; but he was very parsi.
monious dixie his uncle, King Leopoldj, and
| have been told that he must have left nearly a
| million, as he received 1856 900 from the
country, OF which he did not spend as many
| shillings, and certain speculations In which he
| engaged turned out very profitable. I have
only calculated the prince consort's allowance:
but he also received large sums as military pay'
! and . trtf1e Of $4,000 the governor OF
Windsor Castle, in which sinecure ONCE he
| succeeded the Duke of Sussex. although the
| Duke Of Wellington was anxious to appoint a
deserving nobleman who had worked long and
| hard for the country.
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70 Order. sos Suits. Fl

To Order, $25 Suits. Eiseman, cor. 7th and E.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in " Id. Ward" prints, 4Oc
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents
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i HE CYCLOsTYLE
DUPLICATING APPARATUS
1000 facsimile copies in indelible black ink of
Circular Writing, Drawing or Music
No Washing, no Dampening, no Electricity no
Chemicals, no Anne. ~
Simple. Rapid, Cleanly. Durable and more Econom.
fcal In use than any other process
BY far the best thing yet produced for the purpose
Well worth the attention of every business man.
Sample of the work will be sent on application.
For sale by
JOHN F. PARET,
se24-1m 913 Pennsylvania ave.