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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

'IHE ScHooLMAsrER
Is abroad. and him. armed with his primer
against the soldier in full military array.
lord Bro,loAam
We efficient aids to the schoolmaster. inssmuch
dress is conducive to correct Manners and
what is there more important for boy learn thaa
good morals and good manners
THE KNEE
Panta,oon boys the we are looking aftss.
knowing full well that when we have supplied him he
will continue to buy of when he has donned long
trowsera
$500
Is the most popular price the little fellows that
wear twopiece knee pantaloon SUITS because the
limit to the ability of purchasers. and also be-
that is as low good value can bought TO-
We enumerate a few lots to-day:
cray . sss.ss mi %ir'a
80 EACH
LOT s.s57.
Brown scotch,
IS each
LOT ABA.
Scotch Mixed.
IS each.
LOT 8.2ol.
Red Check
IS ea sS.'''
LOT 2le4
sise ea sSA'
Brown; a Rsssl' s .as T~''t
An these Suits run from to ~ yeara
Price IS and
GOOD VALUE
Your little boy big boy. as the may b. WIN
naturally want new hat or cap to keep his new suit
company. 70 we provide these In such assortment -
never before known in any one Washington ssab,aA-
FOLIO CARS.
From 10 to 80 ceusa
SOFT HATS.
Cloth and Felt
Roundabout. 50 censa
WE ARE SORRY
That We cannot supply the neceasary outfit for u
pedal extremisies. but We can meet him halfway 81
caothe me lower limbs with handsome and essss
ssockinsA Items:
Derby Ribbed Cotton, IS centA
The same, Double kneea l0c % 60o,
o..An.r. r..i e. ana s,ss.4
30 70 IS centA
6uspenders. Is 10 80 cent?.
Undershirts. % cents 10 81. 50
Dress shirts, 90 cents 70 81.
Neck Scarf, % 50 Centa
C0liArs, Cuns, &c.
KvKayTRINe FOR BOYS WEAR But aRoA
sAKs AND COMPANY,
Seventh street snd Narkst spasa
WANrED-A WOMAN OF ENERGY LocATKD
w outside PRINCIPAL ctts TO reprssent an old e
noshs9 nSsss - - IoGfH ssary s6out 60 per
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The Princess Louise Practices Econ
Omy.

Aixes-Bains Letter to the Boston Herald,
The Princess Louise, MarchiOness of Lorne
arrived the other morning after a nights jour-
ney, and was met at the station by her physi-
cian, who conducted her to 1.-THE little hotel on
the hill, where last season she sought relief
from the publicity and the excessive charges OF
tue Hotel de fEurOpe. The proprietor OF this
iasnIonabie caraVansery, which has for its
chief merit a beautiful and extensive garden,
had previously eXacted from her royal mother.
AS the Queen is rich and the Marcnioness OF
Lorne comparatively poor, the latter protested,
and finding, moreover, that there was "toO
much music and too many English" took her
| departure. The little Hotel Thermal is almost
entirely given over TO her use. 1t is secluded
and comparatively cheap, and the princess
avoids the constant espionage that forms the
penalty royalty pays whenever ii appears in
public.
The Princess Louise is the only one of the
Queens daughters VINO has ever refused to bow
entirely to the maternal will. She Is high
spirited, clever, rather original and indisputa-
bly, fascinating. Her teeth are dazzling, her
eyes are blue AS forget-me-nOs, her hair rippies
brown and gold, and courtierS can conscIen-
uOuSiy praise her complexion, fOr 1t has a soft,
peach-ilAe bloom She looks In splendid health
aud excellent spirits. AT AK she dresses as
simply pOssibiy-her costume may best be
described as yachting suit-and she Is fond Of
wearing d jaunty saifur's straw hat. The prin-
cess has not the 1aintest idea while at AK OF
dressing tor dinners or dances, and rarely ap-
pears at the Casino; but when sue does it Is in
the same suit she has worn in tue morning.
The weather has been wretched since her ar
rival, and has kept her indoors, reading and
drawing but when 1t is fine she stroliS through
the beautiful pine groves VI the park, above
which one has a heavenly glimpse OF blue
moan tains, or drives over the picturesQu e
roads, eitner TO the grand port OF tie lake or
under the spreading branches that shelter the
avenue OF MirllOZ.
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The BICYCLE Tournament.

PRINCE FORFEITS 4 HEAT TO WOOD.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. l3-This was the
last day OF the bicycle tournament. The first
race OF the afternoon was to have been a heat
IN the worlds championship contest between
john l.. Prince, OF Boston, and Fred Wood, of
England. but Prince forfeited the heat to Wood.
Inc three-mile amateur bicycle 9:45 class
was won by Ii. l.. Burdick, of Albany, with
PM >. Brown, OF Washington, second. Time:
9:2O.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Medical Inspector Edward
5. Bogert, ordered to naval hospital, New York,
2sth inst. Passed Assistant Engineer VIM.
Rowbothan, detached from the Galena and
placed on waiting orders. Passed Engineer w.
n. Little, from duty at the Worcester free
school and ordered to the Galena
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General Foreign News.
CARDINAL JACOBINI VERY ILL

CARDINAL JACOBINI VERY ILL.
ROME, sept 1S.-Ine illness OF Cardinal ia
coDlnl. paral secretary o. state, has assumed u
critical stage. The greatest anxiety is felt IN
papal circles.
SOFIA, sept. 1S.-.The Sobranje has approve
the blli appointing court martial 10 try Major
hlm III the coup det0t on u charge OF treason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

James Maioney, Of Texas, has been appointed
clerk at 81 900, engineers Office, War depart
ment under civil service rules.
has resigned
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baltimore. Marx ets-

BALTIMORE, Nd. September 1s.-virgInla skies
consolidated, with coupon, IA bid to-day.
BALIlMOfE. Nib, September lS.-Cotton steady
and duli.middng. el4. Flour quiet and nominaIIy
steady. Wheat-southern steady and quiet: western
lower. closing dull southern red. S4ao7, southern
amber. soaos No: western winter red. spot, ON
december, s6's Sots. COrn-southerD steady and
Iuiet; DO western lower aud dull: southern white
4o2 Did; september, 45la bid; October 46a46l,: mo
vember. 1854 BID steamer Al asked Oats steady and
hrm-southern. 2Sa;i4 western white, 33a56; western
mixed 3Oa,i2: Pennsylvania. 2Ssij1 Rye firm 54aoI
fIoVislonS steady and fairly active Coffee lower
Rio cargoes ordinary To fair 1Usa H. sugar easier
soft. o;copper refined steady S4a9a4 Whisky steady
l.iSalZO. Other articles unchanged, Freights Ia
Liverpool per steamer quiet-cOtton, l3-64d: Hour
isod: grain 31aa4d keceipts-hour. 2.4S7 barrels
LOO bushels; rye, 100 bushels ShipmenIs-tnmr
.bo4 barrels: wheat. SU.U.G bushels saIes-wheut
oo2'oOo bushels; corn, $500 bushels
Chicago .harArls.
CHICAGO. ILL. September IS. 1 pm.-Whea,
October. November 761a. May, slla Corn easy
cash. 31i2; October. 3oas: November 4Ula; MAY 4l3a
pats ., steady-tash, 2444 octooeg. 25a4 May, 3Iss
timothy, l.SS. Whisky. liz Pork weak &c lower
than yeslerday-Casi,. $50; octopcr, Sg21s: Noyen,
ber' s.s2 Lard s.eady-Cash. 7.321e: october. T. S5
BIDS WERE OPENED at Col. Casey's office to-
day for materials for plastering in the west
and center wings of the State, War and
Navy department building. The lowest bid
ders were for sand, John b. Lord. of
Washing on, S1.Oo per cubic yard; for
lime, +. M: Lee, Texas. Md, 5712c. per barrel;
GU. Washington plaster. 81. 16la per barrel;
hair, 19S4c. per bushel, and white sand 12c
per bushei. The other bidders were Cartwright
d Johnson, Cammack 4 Decker, Joseph NJ
Cooley and the Barker Asphalt Paving COM
pany.
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The CAMPAIGN IN TENNEssEE.-Asfa an Incl.
dent In connection with the canvass of the
Taylor brothers for governor of Tennessee, it is
related by a prominent citizen of that state
that James Taylor, another brother. writes the
speeches for both brothers, and That he takes
lhe Two into barn and makes them recite their
speeches beforehand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

CHIEF CLERK SEvELLoN A. BROWN, of the
State department., has returned from his yaca-
ton. -.
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why the Nonument II Theeo.
From the Chicago News
II see the people Of New York say Gen. Grant
has monument In their hearts"
yea
;.sspsA smondmsnt cannot b purehasea
mo IN al Is the reason It = thsrs..
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Disappearance Of a Young "

The residents OF Takoma Park are very much
exercised over report OF the disappearance of
young woman residing in the neighborhoOd,
near the Carroll farm. The story that is circu-
lated is that the father OF the young wo
man came home Monday night under the
influence ofliquor and got into an alteration
with his family, during which he struck his
daughter. The young woman, it is said, at
once left the house and has not been seen or
heard from since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

III III appear dNCV at tfie STATE UeDaFtMeNt.
ARMY ORDERs.-Major Clifton Comley, ord
nance department, appointed inspector of GER
tain subsistence stores at the INDIANAPOLIS arse
nal. Colonel Richard I. Dodge. 18th in.
Iantry, granted six months leave
Second Lieut.. James r. Aleshire. lst cavalry
and Second Lieut.. A. b. Scott, 18th Infantry
granted three months leave. Leave Of First
Lieut.. d. H. Lemly, Sd artillery, is extended
one month.
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Nubar Pasha Going to England.
Reducing Southern Ratsa.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1S.-Nubar Pasha,
Egyptian prime minister, has al the request vi
the British government started Tor London to
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Local Notes

Messrs. A. K. Browne and w. D. c. Murdoch
have dismissed the bill in the case of Geo. w.
on the ground of desertion. with the view of
finding an amended bill
Gen. Albert Pike, of 433 Sd street northwest,
reports stolen from the Masonic library at his
house books valued at $42.
Az the new Sun building on F street, the
brilliant sun, which crowns the tower, will be
unveiled at O'clock this afternoon.
The National Metropolitan bank has, by Mr..
N. Wilson, died bill of interpleader and Tor an
=. Drake, executives OF Willard Drake. to de-
ternine tho ownershipO OF certain shares OF stock
and To restrain a suit at law.
The special train bearing the knights Templar
OF this city to ST. Louis to attend the trienniui
conclave, will leave the Baltimore and Potomac
depot At O'Clock tonight. Washington Com
mandery No. Will go III a body, aud delega-
lions from the other communicates will 60
together with the Virginia commandery,
making altogether party OF about 800.
Jumped Overheard and Drowned Him.
SELF
A colored man, Of about fifty years of age
jumped overheard from the 13la street wharf
this afternoon and was drowned. It is thought
that he was insane.
WAsH1NGToN NAN ARRESTED IN BALr1-
MoRE.IIhe Baltimore Sun OF to-day says:--
denry q. Morris, cOored, OF Washington, had
hearing before u. s. Commissioner Bond yes
terdoy on the charge OF breaking open United
Tor court, and committed to Jail in DEFAULT He
saio ne had worked on the Capitol grounds at
Wasnlngton aud driven u wagon for the Treas
ury department, and was on his way to Pitts
burg to see his family. He would write to the
PRESIDENT and Secretary OF the Treasury and
ASK them to go his bail.
THE BICYCLE CLUB H0UsE.-The Capital
blcycie club will take formal possession or their
beautiful new club house, 4O9 ] 9Th St, this
evening. Vhey Will meet ut the old club mouse
on u street, At $3.50. In uniform, and alter ride
through the city will wind up at the new club
house.
RANGE OF THE THRRMonErER.-Che follow
Ing were the readings At the signal Office to-day:
u "a, "; Q. m, 20; IL q. M, "a; p. M, "a;
REAR ADMIRAL DAVIS, commanding the
Aaatic station, writes that ON August 10th
ne transferred his dag from the Omaha to the
MARION. Laeuts. Gilmore aud r. b. NJ. Mason,
o. nis stsn, were also transferred TO the Marion.
THE AouEDUcr BRIDGE.-The Alexandra
Canal and Bridge company are pressing ar
rangemenn BY which title may be given the
United states In the canal aqueduct and bridge
eerOse the totomac river a. GeorRetown. They
pave sett!ed all the outstanding deeds of trust
netn oy the common council OF Alexandria on
tnS canai, and they hope 70 get such DEGREES OF
cOuf. WttMn rev months 40 will insure the
e1ec'aon OF tne free bridge ct the aqueduct.
The gas. companies Of Chattanooxa. Tenn.
having recently consolidated. the prizes or gas
- already doubled.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TbleglanS to The Star.
THE YACHT RACE.
Probability that 1t Will Not be FIN
fshed Before Dark.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. IL, 2:35 p. m-The
time of the Mayfiower rounding the buoy off
Block Island was 1:24 There is another sloop
about two or three miles behind the May
flower.
The rest are all together, way behind. All
are about ten miles from the West Island sta re
boat. The chances are that the race Will not De
finished before dark
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NEW YORK, sept 1S.-Commissioner PIerson
has issued an order, endorsed by all the trunk
lines, ordering reduction OF rates, beginning
Monday, September 10Th, to all south anu
southwestern points. Inc cut will be ON the
basis vi $50 to New Orleans, the rate now being
S32 10y the pool roads anu 9lS by tue Baltimore
anu ONO road.
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Tflden.s will to BE Contested.

1t is now said that the will of the late Samuel
s. Tiden will be contested by his nephews,
Samuel ]. and George Ii. Tiiden, who do not
think they received sufficient consideration at
the hands OF their uncle. 1t was at his insti-
CATION that they undertook to carry on the
family business at New Lebanon. They were
led to expect that he would carry them through.
He certainly did not expect that what assist
ance he gave them to that end would be
charged against them in reckoning the lega-
cies. 1t appears at first sight as il they are 10
get the interest on $500 900, but they in reality
get the interest on only about S15 900 each.
The contest will probably be U general one.
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Apnusements Next Week,

ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE-The reappear-
ance OF Mrs. u. +. Bowers on our local stage
AFTER an absence OF several years, Is an event
that will be welcomed with warmth. Mrs.
Bowers opens here on Monday night in "Lady
Audleys Secret which will be repeated at the
ednesday and Saturday matinees. On Tues
day, "Wednesday and Friday nights "Mary Stu
art" THURSDAY, "Ehzabeth" and Saturday
night "Macbeth." Airs. Bowers is supported by
strong company, including Joseph W nee lock,
John A. Lane, Percy Sage. Miss Fanny Gillette
and Miss Alberta Galiatin, the last named a
young virginia lady, it is said, OF fine dramatic
promise.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Frederick Warde,
VINO has long been known as an able leading
man, ana who Il couple Of seasons ago was seen
In NaSnlngton as a star in a round of Tragic
roles, then giving promise of becoming an un-
usually strong actor in certain lines, Will afford
lovers OF the higher drama af opportunity to
witness the Improvement he has made at the
National Theater next week. MIR. Warde APP
iamented Mccullough. On Monday, damon
and Pythas' VIII be given; Thursday and
rrr,day ~VirSniusn Wednesday "kicieiisu;
"!ugomar; Saturday night, "Gaiba, the Cha
diator. Mr.. arde is supported by y specially
selected company, and his plays are mounted
In nne style.
HEkzoas OPERA HoUsE-The bill at this
popular house next week will be Tingay Il
Ifayer .s COMPANY in Our stratesists," which
Is a very lively and laughable farce. Among
the members OF the company are Charles r.
Iingay, Harry Trayer, Maurice Pike, James
Rooney, and Miss Marion Percy.
HARRIS b.JoU lHEArEK.-Next week Mr..
john W. Rah>uIn, Known as 1.-The great protean
actor, Will appear at The Rijou III u farce which
has not heretofore been seen in washington,
entitled Across the Atlantic" The piece
affords opportunity tor the introduction OF
many specially features.
DINE MUsAUM-"The Gold King" will set up
his throne at THIS popular resort next week
and viii doubtless provide abundance oi
good things Tor those who come TO pay court to
him.
kERNANs THEATER.-This house, which has
Deen ntted up iii style that makes 1t one OF
the pretLlest places OF amusement in the city,
Will open on Monday next with good variety
ENTERTAINMENT. Among the attractions an
nounced are tue famous acrObats, the French
Troupe Dayine; the Martens, tyrOiean warbiers;
Kelly and Murphy, Prof Parker's dog circus
ana many other entertaining features.
The MANASSAS PANORAMA, which is kept
pleasantly cool in the warinest weather, con-
tlnuc> an exhibition day and evening.
IHE ROLLER COASTER still keeps up its regu-
lar trips at Athletic Park.
ABNERS GARDEN.--There will be the usual
concert at Abners garden lhis evening.
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1lIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor.
ing stock for soups, Made Dishes and Saucex
Annual sale S,OVU,UOUja

Ing stock for SOUPS, Made Dishes aud SauceA
Annual sale S.OOOVVO jar&
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT An invaluable tonic els a succesa
and = boon tor which nations should feel CRATE
tuL"-See Medical Press, ;" "Lancet" &c
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron lie
oigs signature In Blue Ink across the Label
The tue "baron Leblg and photograph hsv-
nection with baron Liebig, the public are in
formed that the Liebig Company alone can
ofier the article with baron Liebig . guar antes
OF genuiuepe1A
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had Of all Storekeepers Gro
GERS and Chemists Sole Agents for the United
States wholesale only. G. David 4 Co.. y Fen
church Avenue. London. Englapd xud-th
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THE RULGARIANS DEFIANT.
Insisting on the Punishment OF Alex
dae.s Kihma

SOFIA, Sept 1s.-Cols. Mutkkurof and Nico-
left. the latter of whom is minister of war, both
declare that unless Alexanders kidnappers be
punished a revolution may break out at any
moment.
The trial of the revolutionists by court
martial is proceeding, in spite of Russia's pro.
hibition, and is considered direct act OF
rebellion against Russia.
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Real Estate Sales

The North Washington Real Estate company
have sold for Ii. NJ. Baker houses 4O6 and 4O7
II street northeast for $4,000.
A transfer from Otis +. Presbrey to the
National Life and Maturity association, of this
city, OF lots 80 and 81, III square 377, has been
Tiled. The property fronts Oh street, between
9TH and 1Otn streets northwest, adjoining the
building Of b. H. Warner, aud Was sold at pub
nc auction several weeks ago for $40, 900.
The Sisters of the Visitation have convened IN
Hugh L. Iagsert and Hurry Z. Gilbert, trustees
Tor the Georgetown Real Estate Co., lot %, OF
1s5, 1877, and pt. 1S9, IT'S addition to West
Washington, IOf $4,000.
II. kraak mas deeded to Zachariah Tobriner
lot ., SO. 53O, fronting 26 feet OH the east side
OF 4. street, between and G streets, for
$4,000.
A. Schucking has transferred part lot Is
west, to Annie X. Humphrey, for SO, UOO
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Cl,e Shot at NJ. Rratiau,

HHc SNOI III M bFWIIWWOs
THE WOULD-BE ASSASSIN SAYS HE WAS INSTI-
GATED BY BRATIANo's ENEMIES
BUCHAREST, Sept. 1S.-Deputy RObesco owes
wore under his clothing. The would-be assas-
sin is named Aleksandresco. He declares that
he was instigated to commit the crime by
members OF the opposition. Grave revelations
are expected. NJ. Bratiano has received count
less messages congratulating him upon his es-
cape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

COOLER WEATHER-The Thermometer UNA
as high as SO degrees yesterday, but the maxi.
mum to-day was only n, a difference OF eleven
degrees.
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Beach Defeats Gaudaur.

THE AUSTRALIANS STILL RETAINS THE WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP
LONDON. Sept. 1S.-The boat race on the
Thames to-day between VIM. Beach, of
Australia, and Jacob Gaudaur, of st. Louis, was
won Oy Beach. The match was for FL 900 and
the cham pionshipo OF the world
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market,

TIE following are the Openin5 and 500 p IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, reported oy
special wire To H. ii. Dodge. J39 10 h street:
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General Foreign News.
THORNTON RETURNS TO CoNsTANTINOPLE.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-Sir Edward Thornton,
British am bassador at COnstantinOple, has re-
turned to thai city.
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THE JoURNEYMEN PLUMBERS At WORK AoAIu.
The journeymen plumbers (union hands, are
now, with the exception Of ten or fifteen. all at
work. the union having, at its meeting last
Wednesday night, fixed nine hours as y day g
work. and so the per diem With fair shops.
The consequence OF this action Is that nearly
all the union men are at work, and those who
are idle are simply waiting for work to be
ready. The long strike, commenced on Nay 4
likely find ali the association men at work.
The journeymen assert that II was no more Of q
back down for them to adopt nine hours than
for ten hours, and the concession of stair shops'
virtually gives the iourneymen the victory.
CHANCES In the Pension Bureau.
The following appointments to the 81, 600
class under the civil service rules In the pen.
sion bureau: Edward b. Hammer, Of Ala
bama; George McC. Beckett, New Jer
sey; Charles II. r. McEiroy, Of Kentucky;
George B. Nearpass, OF New York; Frederick
g. Holienbeck, Of Ohio; John Freeland, o.
| Indiana; Samue! 8. Galiher, OF Kansas; and
Jesse NJ. Campbell, OF Missouri.
the Pension Office: John B. Peyton. .. G, elias,
3, to assistant chief OF division, at t1.S0O
class 5; James Kennedy. Of Ohio. elias.
Little class slsss 10 clsss eso1as Bond
| Of Pennsylvania, class 2 to class s; Walter E
Hartzell. Pennsylvania. class 1 to class 2
70 class i; Mrs. 1 Emily II. Pstterson
ID. c., class 81 900 to class 1; A. Meyers. Mimi.
class S1 1000 to class 1; Alex. Z. 7. Draper
Si Glass 10 class ss sa Mis-. aoois
class 81 900 TO class 1; Miss Sadie E. Shipley
Md, class 81 900 to class /; Mrs Ella V. Cah.ll
class 81 600 to class /; Mrs. Kate Norwood
Kansas, class 81 900 to class 1; Chas. +. smith
PC, class 81 900 to class 1; II. 8 McCandlish
81, 500.