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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
constip stion. Dizziness. Loss Of Appstite, Ycl-
low skin. shiloh's vitalizer IL a positive cure.
1SAMAN b CO.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03
Ref esh!ng Shove q All Over West
Oregon and in the Walla
Wal ~ Region.

Yesterday was typical April day.
1t blew little, rained hard by fits and
starts, and there were clouds and sun.
shine all day. Up to noon 1900 of au
inch fell, and after that hour there was
hut little rain. The same state OF
weather prevailed in the Willamette
valley and throughout Southern Oregon.
Reports at 7:3t last lat from Salem t.,
A hland were just the same: "Cloudy
aud cool; showery all day, no rain at
this horr."
RELIEF TO SOUTHERN OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE, Or, April 24.--The
long dry sleI ended to day with re-
freshing shower OF rain, Grain and
.rass had begun to dry up and the rain
was mnch needed to insure good crops
Th" fruit prospects are good aud unless
irost occurs sitter the. rain of to-day, the
crop VII be the largest ever known.
THE INLAND EMPIRE.
There was good rain in the Walla
Walla valley. which extended as lar
Q nth as Pendle'on Monday night. aud
several sharp showers yesterday
A gent eman from Waila WalIa, who
c"lled at the Oregonian Office last night
for news, says that one good shower was
enough for the present, but the country
could stand four or iivc days steady rain
with profit.
At LEO this morning the rain hogan
to descend in good earnest, and the wind
was strong in the south, indicating that
the whole nor, Invest coast would pet as
much raia as il needed. -Oregonidn,
April Is.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03

A proposition Was made ~ the officers
Of the NJ 'nit"ba to the eiti,eos Of Spo-
kane Falls, that if they would give them
right Of way aud buy 1900 shares Of
stock that the road would bs begun from
that point 10 thirty days. The h,srd of
trade Of th.t city appointed conniteess|
10 solicit purchasers ofshe stock. Az /
other Delegation waited upon the visiting
railroad oihsiAls. Eagle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03

The Co'ton h.lgie is perchel on the
hill about ten miles above Lewiston, and
screechcs as follows:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03
Burklen's Aruiea Salve.

TBw BxsT SAWS is the uorld FOR Cuts,
Bruisss. Sores. ulcsrs, It KAevm. Fever
Sores. letter. chapped Hssd-, Chilhla,n..
corns. and all shin Ersptions. snd positively
cures the Pilss. or no pay rsquirsd. IL il
gusrsusesd TO give perfect sst,siassisu, Or
money refunded. Price o cents per hox.
For sale BY Dr. J. Q. Aexlsy. 8-'s7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-03

sII!LOn'S vITALixER il shat yss sod !
far constipatiep. Loss Of Appetite. biasinsss :.
and all symptoms VI Dyspspsis. Price 10 anA
70 cents per bottle. ISAMAN : co.
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THE DEMOCRATS LIMITED.
pHE EMANCIPATION PARADE.
How the Coming Anniversary will be
Celebraied-A Chief Mar>hal Elected

A meeting OF colored citizens was held at the
Capital City Guards armory, on street, last
night, for the purpose OF making arrangements for
the emancipation celebration. 1t was finally
agreed to hold the celebration on the 10th OF APRIL
and John W. BranSon was elected chief marshal
for the occasion. There were fifty-four delegates
present. and the meeting, as compared with for
mer ones, was orderly and quiet. Chas. Marshall
was selected as president and w. Calvin Chase as
secretary.
Mr.. Chase, in the course of the evening. intro
duced resolution condemning the action OF the
District Commissioners in the selection OF the
Mary Hall building" for an industrial school
j. II. GichnSt, however, took the floor and spoke
against II. He said he was opposed to the Schools
location. The nuisanceS complained of, he said.
ought TO be removed from the vicinity, instead OF
removing the school The resolution was, how
ever, adopted,
at set forth ''Tnat we, the colored citizens in
mass-meetfng assembled, condemn the selection
OF the Mary Hall School building for colored chill
dren, and respectfully request the Commissioners
TO select some other for an industrial school, or
favOrably consider Dr. Francis resolution REQUEST
Ing central Industrial school Irrespective of
color"
IL was then moved by VIM. II. Barker that in.
stead OF parade they have an entertainment, to
be held In some church, the proceeds to be turned
over TO some colOred charitable institution in the
District. This proposition was received with
grOans OF dissent and was finally laid upon the
table. 1t was agreed to have street parade and
the meeting adjourned.
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District Government Affair.".

c. B. Smith has written to the Commissioners
that by request OF the Board OF Directors OF the
ISOLATED Charities, for the section including Ana.
costa and HillSdale, ID. c., he calls attention to
the condition OF the pressing needs OF the poor In
that section, and requests that In the distribution
the wants In that section may not be overlooked.
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Ofricer Townshend reports for the week
ending February 25 Number OF Deaths SO: white
50; cOlOred, Al: death-rate per 1000, per annum
white, 1881; colOred, 30.47; total population
23.03. Twenty-eight were under five years OF age
and 10 0ves sixty years. Eighteen or the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions The
principal causes or death were: Consumption,
IA; Group, 2; typhoid fever, 81 malarial fever, L;
pneumonia, II; congestion OF the lungs, B.; bron.
ch1tis,6; measles, 3; puerperal diseases L. whOOp-
ing cough, /; diphtheria, /. Births reported:
"a white males, 81 white females - colOred
males, 10 colored females Marriages reported:
10 white, 4 colored.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued TO L. Hickey to build three
southwest, at a cost OF 5000; also, permit to
build two brick dwellings at 7O2 and 7O4 II street
southwest at q cost OF $500.
MIsCRLANEors.
the flre department, vice r. Mulhail retired.
collector co KS report for the month ending
January 81 mas been submitted to the Commrs
amount o Of 70 snSMc rscepss from all sources TO the
The Commissioners are satisfied, after athoroueh
investigation. that the charges OF conduct un6e-
coming gentleman against Policeman Jaa Royal
The request Of Norman Il. Cole for a review Of
the trial BY winch he was dismissed nom the
ponce force has been refused by the Com mis.
Soners a tney doubt their authority In the case
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RAILROADS.
DEDaoNT AIR LINE.


a., SrAedue in eject Februzry I .. 1SsS
S,o A ,MS-kast Tenn, Mail DAILY for warrenton
SsoraonsNie Chsrlottes vile, Lynchburr aud stations
srr1nsS Allesheny springs. BRISTOL Knoxville. Rome
SxierA Mont.romery aud New Oricsns Pullman
TTss -M Msf M sI NV ,, Orleans, e, mr,o c,,,
lo;tesville Gordonsvflle Stations Ches Ohio Route
~ nchpnrg. kocky Mount Danville and stations be-
Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta Atlanta Birmins.
iorni.. Pullman SLEEPER New YORK 70 Atlanta,
or.sn. and M.nn Bos sssPe seepss
,os p sl Nlcksours and Shreveport Pull.
solia ss5s wn,n 70 Columbia and cn.rss,on
Tor g and 2: route POINTS Sundays
str.a5, 7; m,apsly. eIcep. sunday. for ManasssA
$50 PM .n% ,nserm sas 'ssons -
and summer resorts on and nesr line "a chssspssss
Washington 70 ousviiis; Also loq snS saa ,.s
Chattanooga, Memphis. Little Rock and All south.
western poinss Throush Pullman slespers Wxshins.
l:oe MISouthern Express. Daily for Lynch.
pllrmsa Hfsn Augusta A,l.nta SOnixomery New
Montsomery Pullman sleeper Wilmington 70 Aifs a
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
Mhs psiIs .Trye Ron ps eitGePt sunday and
$50 NJ aud S:5s ' NJ aahaas' arriving Washington
VILE and Lynchburg arrive in Washington 10 A NJ
and ::S NJ via East Tennessee Bristol and xnch
burg az 1913 A. NJ. aud $40 p NJ: VIA ChessI,esks
and Ohio route and Charlottesville at 40 p NJ.
Strasburg Local at e:41 A. NJ -
Tickets sleeping car reservation and Information
FURNISHED and oaegaSe checked at Office, 1900 PENN
vania Railroad 9th and b SITS. JAS L TAiloR
no General Passenger Agent
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Tran.ser~ os Rea, Es,,,.

OecuS IA Zee nave ot-ch HE'D as follows. SuSan u
Robinson 10 John X. Myers. sub lots co and 20 IN
Sub l5@i. 81 SO; 81 900. F. H. Thop,sS >. =, =.
NattersOn, lot ,, blk l. Whitney CIO~e. Scs,1 O.
A W Harris 10 r. F. Morris SUB IOts ~, 80 -
blk Il, Ne DrOit Park; $. Mary A Nc,nn,-I =
sgo ia, 90 go; sl,JOO. Elizabeth Iaulner 10
Einfly y. kaufman, pts. and ., so "a.
Rex 70 " r. Porter, Is acres near cram "a ~;
Pierce Mil roads; 800 J. r. Mclean 10 M ~
Gross, sub lots 81 10 81. So. 546; s. Anna i o..
set 70 Isaac = Lyon. lot L., 81. 49,; $50 n n
Warner 10 the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance az ~
lots l. 3. 4. = q. 10 IL. IA L. 81 16o: sIIs 90
Alice Armstrong TO Henry Hurt lot III "a ecSS.
$. Eliza Ezie 10 W. Jackson. pt q ses x RsrTt,.
Farm; also. b. b Wells 70 j. L. George SUB Ia6
So 1915; 5000. W. DOreghty 10 - d. Webb an ~
10 ana IL, 81. 81; $50. Mary M. kelIeher 70 n
leonard, ct al, sub -. 50. 49,; $500 MARY M
Todd 10 Anna NJ Edgar, SUB 2l2 50 CTS: 81 6oO
Horace c. slower 20 Phebe W. Ross, lot 81, "a I-S.
g.. W. =. Hoffman 10 y. Il. Halter pI iot .16
colt, pt- 10, So 60; s.. Emma Yeowari 10 Hen.
Iiette G. whitman. lot Is, Lanier Heights. a
Lucy b LeGrand 10 Chas- Holmes, SUB IN "A
~; $1,000 W. l. Finley 20 Martha NJ Read LOT
ana = and subs IL 10 p, 50. 81; s.. Martha NJ
kead 10 W. L Finley, sub 10, 81. Ill: 81
lspicrnESrs-The grand jury have returned
indictments against the following: Jas Carroll
ano jos Cole, houseoreaking IN night; Samue
Mooft, 90; DAY; VIM Reagan, receiving stolen
property, Edward Buckley, John H. Co.s Cbas
braniSon, Alex. sanford, each second oYsnse netf,
larceny. The charges against Geo. G. DougheTrv
Two eases altering and forging postal notes, and
JaA Shields, housebreaking, have pcen ignorest
POLICE CorKr CAsEs--The following cases yyer,
tired In the Police Court yesterday: Edward Blair
berg, 90; personal bonds Thos. Kinsiow, do; col
lateral forfeited Martin Bland 90; 90. Henry
Lewis, threats: peasO0al bonds Harry smith do
Do Michael Mcguire, 10; 10.
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Telephone No 1862 20. Box 359
MILLER & HERprRr,
BOOKSELLERS IMPOhTERS NEwSDEALERS,
STA1lONEkS, AND ENGkAVERS.
1417 Pa av.. above Willard's
All the latest Books issued. All the latest News
papers and Periodicals. A fnll line OF
the Seaside Library
VISITING CARD ENGRAVING A SPECIALITY
Wedding Invitations, Announcements, At Home Cards
Monogrzms. and Coat Of Arms engraved
in most Artis tic Manner
Estimates furnished upon request
16o0-3m ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
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SaleS Of Real Esfafe.

IL H. Warner s Co. have sold the lot, 6Oxs6 at
ths southeast corner or Potomac and y streets
West Washington. for Robert Proctor 20 Henry
q. Gross for $4,000 cash.
-; T. 6eOrse has bought for 5000, OF b. B.
Wis, Sao ljo, 81 l95, 20x7l1 feet on the south
~ ~ = stfcrt, between 18th and 10Th streets
Northwest The desd Of b. IL Warner to me
PL0niN Mutual Lie Insurance co. for the sixteen
tos IN .liare lop on v hicn Is erected Grant Row
1Or sl4>,.UO was recorded yeSter,lav '''
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RATINoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER %. 1887


LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
| ,ot NLW Jersey AVENUE AND q STREET,
"a Ior lineage and Northwest. Exp daily 1913 Ia.
iSr Cincinnati and ST Louis. Exp daily . 30 an
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. Exp. daily 10 10 an.
I For Lexington and Local stations rs ;.Oala
Fer LnladeIphia, y NARA, and Wilmington, :. ;3ol
/ m, ID, IN. ana > 90 pm, daily. Enpress
lor Ijr.ery and intsrn.ediate points. a .:sop.m
$40, I'D 5o5 S;i5 go, b and 80 nan.
$40 40 80 -, s s =, ;S ard si il SO sa
For Annapolis. q 40 aud : 30 ain Il 10 and 80
40 s i65 49, g G Go P% na' Sunny nnhsS
For Way stations between Washington and Ba,ti.
more. 90 $40, $50 am. l2: 10, $50. 4 40. q As
sao i q pm on sundays, $50 an l:3o $3.50
For stations s on NJ Mctrorolitan Branch 10 rs An
and for 6n sSnaa ss' sop. at
ri fIs aaa III lnie aosm points 1880
For Boyds and intermediate stations. "a 90 pm.
Church trains leave Washington on sunday only a.
10 Pm, stopping ut all stations on Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. ts:4o am. 1880 pm. IS 80,
For q HaaERsfS&S. rs 40 am. and rs .sorm
n ar fro@ fro Ses NO a,i 80 am and
am and 10 pm from Pttsburs. daily. 7::I0 am.
From Ihi!adelphia, Chester and Wilmington, 10 Is
am, 20. Z: 10 and 80 m, daily. and IL 80 pun
From ,nserly and intermediate points north Of Bal
Trains leave BaifInSre for Washington at $40.
800 4S GO 90 $50 !oS So SO and nall % g.
m On SUNDAYS, $50. 20 9:05, 1000 am. I 80.
Except s aS Da sG saad.ys o Snig
Basvasc called for and checked a, hotels and re~,.
aences on Orders left at Ticket Office. 6l9 and 1881
". N. CLEMENTS. Manager.
n2l' e. n. IDRD Genera. Passenger Agent
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Handoline renders the complexion clear and white
and the skin soft and smooth the best preparation
Poe S'
Rheumagia never fails to give relief in NEURALGIA
headache. toothache and all rheumatic pains; try
bottle 25c. "
Partment which Is complete. being thoroughly
st1cked with drugs and chemicals from the most
Meightman aud other welknown chemists. All pre-
scrpons ntrusted to will be satisfactorily
dispensed at the lowest rates. Don't mistake the
Eiace.IHE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic
Temple, corner 9th and + SITS.
+. 8. WILLIAMS CO, Proprietors
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AND Now
THAT THINGS ARE HOT AND GETTING HOTTER
not We ognsS the
MAGNANIMITY.
We behold them on their knees duplicating the
DEAR PEOPLE
70 give heed unto them and their Special Causes
to be sacrificed on the altar Of FIcKiE Ell finance
Well. WE ARE NOT
And that's the long and short of it. We said that "he
q such SI% e sSpFfI Is
PRIVILEGE, our, loyal heart revolts and for CON
graduation we substitute condemnation.
forced and which opposing parties yield to because of
As for ourselves. permit US to say that we haven
SACRIFICES
To make. We would not sacrifice ourselves. because
MISREPRESENTATION
THE PEOPLE OF A PLACE TO MAXI THEIR
until the Sun GOES Dow S&s'p0'' ~ N''0 'Df OWL
VICTOR L. ADLER'5
10 Per Cent Clothing House, 10
927 and 9"S 9TH ST. NV, corner Massachusetts ave
Strictly One Price
Open Saturday Until IL Pm
Sc We take measurements for suits nor special
CLASS OF WORK. f2i
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Il - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
49, ~ uHE ,. NUU.hniih, "ts I, AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAiLs;, MAGNiIICENr EQUIPMENT.

nT TO THE I T N9EIH. WEsi, AND soTrHwEsr.
siHiL Halls MAGNifFiitcffSSirp n sSGrfiSSNFS
IN EFFECT DLCEMBEk il. Iss5. A'hN L.
1rains leave Wasnlston from station. corner of 9th
For ittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Frpres,
Line 20 DAILY SincnSat lam and rs ST Ll rsss
snd REL SIeetins cars tr9m harr sburg 70 Cincinnati
to Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona 10 ChirssS,
Cars WASHINGTON TO chicago and 4. Louis "nd nxf
cert SATURDAY. Harrisburg to Cleveland connactins
LOu as and MemrLis Pscihc Kiprs 10 90 58 d
Seepar 10 ,fT fSgs sp sa Tie West with through
BAffIa6RE AND l PSfoa sTsGrT R e fa,s
1000 daily s.cspt SATURDAY, n1 With Si fsisc.
r0r N I'd. daily w.. sKSeg' sunday 90 s,'0,
fss fGGt and 5ns f Es sns sHp ana
fn nssy; 9oI m it5o r am 100 ti9 loco. and
and Pinins Cars, S40 am daily. except sunday
For Boston Without Change, = 90 p m. every dar
For BToSky1; ~ an thTSas trains sonSec. a.
sr Sr S M1ah boats OF BrSSyn Annex afford
double fsrriaee across New York city. "-'
600 IL s 90 md IL and p II a0 sum A%
day DAY s. 2SSSi II ;4S Am: 200: 40 500 Io;oo.
r. iRs drs; $40 week DAYS and ) IS M daily
e sts 90 S go e 5o 81 sRS S 81
For Pope,s Greek Line, 7:2o and 40 pm daily.
For Annapolis, z 20 and 300 am l2so5, 4 20. and
600 IN. daily. except sunday. Sundays 400 q
m. 1 10 pm.
ALkXANpRlA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For alexandria. 600 6.35 $50. o.47, 1857 am
l2:O4 noon. 205, 20, $500. 6 OF, 60 q :O5
iD;01 and III: ~. pm. On Sunday at q 90 -: AZ
1897 am. = 30 ESQ, :05, and 10 .OJ pm
For eRmend aud iGT tie SOUTH aoo d sv
and 0:Ol pm. daily. except sunday ''
Trains leave Alexandra for WASHINGTON 6 o. Or
500, $40 lO:la, IL 90 am, 70 3 90, 3.:,3
pro 1O.s 9:l2. lo:42 and lao, pm. on
SUNDAY at 9:ln and l.01 am 2:0O }: 10
Z ;0., 3::l2 and 10: ~ y M.
Tickets aud Information the Office northeast cor.
ner 81 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
station. where orders can lie lett the checking VI
ChAS r. PIGH, i n Mood
General Manager. Inl9I Gen. Passenger Astl,t
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SELwrs HA1L.

SELwrs Hall
THE READING, PA. MILITARY ACADEMY,
Six hours from Washington.
Every Appliance for Study and Recreation
81 am. Gas Hot and Cold Water.
Bows of any .Iycd time and fitted for
the colleges. West Point, Annapolis or Business
Send for catalogue
L. c. BISHOP.
Head Master,
f13-1mos Reading. Pa.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IN AND AFTER THURSDAY. MARCH I. 1858.
Otiie Steamer VI AIANC viii leave stll-s,. wharf
SUNDAYS. II ESDAhs aud tn hsDAls. at . a IL,
TO- Potomac River E..dings Is as Ma;tox Greek
Grinders wharf, sunday down and Wednesdays up.
Brcnts and Chapel Point, Thursdays down and Mon
days and " Wednesdays up.
Il. l. 1OLSuN. Agent. 9TH 81. wharf.
f22-lm JNo. McGAIEE. Agent. Alexandria Va.
IrOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday. "Wednesday all friday at pm
steamer JANE MUSELEl. Tuesdly and Thursday
al pm, and sunday at PIN.
Steamer Leary lands at Pney Point going aEdretura.
ing
Moseley lands at Corneld Harbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Iloyds express will call and check bag
gage at hotels and private residences. IclephouecA
Lcary, .i5-3. Mos-ley. "a. Fare. -.
W. p WEIGH, Supt.,P 5. Co.
GEO II IHIl.lipo l. 6 q
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SPECIALTIES.

INR ALBAUdH SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
lJDiseases peculiar to Ladies, Married or single.
Prompt attention. satisfaction guaranteed Changes
moderate. Office hours IL to . and 10 B .. m DIR.
ALBAUGH. 1870 q street n. W. fS-1ms
ELECTRICITY-.5YE YEARS A SPECIALITY IN CUR
II ing nervous and mental disease spinai, and
uterine troubles tumors structures saticA hyster1a
rheumatism, neuralgia chorea paralysis, debity, and
diseases generally Patients visited Static electricity
through clothing. References, permanent cures in
Washington. No outside assistants. DE- L b NIcHOLr
SON. 604 18th st. NV OF u. loser
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MCDONALD ELLIS SCHOOL,
IVA Cor. Mass. ave. aid 9TH st.. Washington, d. c.
Second Session February L. 1883.
Miss Cutchron's Evening Travel Class will begin
February 20. 1883.
The first lecture American Literature by Prof
Litcoln, February II. 1883.
For information address the principal.
FL I'm MISS ANNA ELLIS
NJ ASHlSGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST
w Cloud building. 9th and sta Nineteenth year
Piano. Organ. Voice Violin, Flute. Cornet, &C. Free
advantages o. Is. BULLARD, Director. fy-lms
"M. c. OHARE,
Teacher of Violin Piano. and Organ. 2l7 10th
stfeets.w. Terms reasonable. f2-2ms
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w Oratory. 904 N ST. Voice Culture, Elocution,
Oratory Stammerins permanently cured. References
to PATRONS IN this city and elsewherc Mrs NJ. STE
VEINS HART, Principal. ja42ms
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N 7. VLRNON SEMINARY,
11oo 1lo4. ZIG N STREET AND 1928 nth
STREET n. w.

NJ VERNON SEMINARY
HOO. 11o4 ZIG NJ STREET AND 11ss 18th
STREET n. w.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
academic Intermediate. and Primary Departments.
Thorough instruction i'll all branches in accordance
with best modern methods
Thirteenth Year. Second Term begins FEBRUARY
/, 1883.
Comniodous new school building heated by steam
and containing Chapel Session rooms Class rooms,
and Office.
For particulars appiyto
ja2S-6m MRS f. J. SONERS, PRINCIPAL
MRS. BENJAMIN FULLER SMITH. TEACHER
NX OF Vocal usic, Viardot- Garcia method Applica-
1913 IL ST. Reference: Madame Ferlesi-Ova
STUTTGART Mrs. Secretary Whitney, Wash: Mrs Gen.
Sheridan. ja2S-4ms
TTNHE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
l. TUTE incorporated 4. ID. 1850 receives students
and patients for and treatment in Christian
day of each month. For further particulars address
the Principal. EMMA GRAY, {. S. D.. normal course
aduate o. the Massachusetts, Metaphysical College.
1919 q St NV. ja2l-3m-
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 9TH
tOaid ID SITS. NV Entrance on ID st-established %
years. Thoroughly equipped Young men and women
trained for business official positions. Three courses
Practical Business; Stenography. Typewriting and
any time Year scholarship quarterly monthly in
stalliuent rates Graduates always i'll demand Illus.
trated circulars free at College Office by mail
II. c. SPENCER. Principal
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice. Principal. oI3
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY;
hapOlis, West Point all examinations.
se2S IVY INSTITUTE, s. W. cor. 9Th and X sts NV
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ELocur1ox. ORAroRY. Ac11Ne.-

ELocurroS. ORAroRY. Acting
THE sHAFTEsBURY METHOD
The post Natural System now Taught in the World.
Lar<e Catalogue and full Series of Circulars Free.
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION
AND ORATORI,
313 9th street northwest. s16-Sm
INsfEt fhFSSH r ANR MEsC
:, Addr, So TEACHER.
3l6 Indiana ave-. city. f25-6t'
A GRADUATE OF COOPER UNION, NEW YORK,
"A desires pupils I'm modern pel-and-ink pencil, and
wSSn araMng instrSct1n given At pupils residence
days and Thursdays. between and pm fI7-l2t.
DRRAAWIsNoG, AND PAINTING ACADEMY OF FINE
fo4 Who sss he'd T by M
years in Europe with the most celebrated artists To
they will be received satur sy at four years Of are
and upwards for almost nothing Instruction in every
and Historical Painting Evening Classes for Ladies
and Gentlemen Mondays and Wednesdays at Z. f6-4w'
M ART S SfisbiE e WORK
f1S-1m' 6O4 1th ST.. near F. NV.
W3poo4ys M school "a 9TH ST NE
nations Terms 50 PER 9nth Evening sessions only
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and successful French teacher Of washington has
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method Of learning to speak and understand French
Trial lesson free. New term now. Call at 723 18TH
send name and address to Box 1893. References
Hon. and Mrs. s s. Cox fl
MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
W. BIB 9Th at. W.. City Post Office.
The Highest Standard Business College in America
Theory Practical. Banking, and English Departments
Day and Evening Sessions Students enter at any
time CataloRues free. on application at College Of
flee, first floor. or by mail
FRANCIS q. MARTYR. President.
c. X. URNER, NJ. A. C. E., Prin.
ColOred students not admitted. f16-lm
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A WASHINGTON desires pupils singly III small
classes Inquire Of MIR. JARVIS BUTLER 934 L st.
Il. W. sl5-7m
M ASHIN6TON
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE,
For the training of teachers,