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young man of on an e.rand, took his place,
and proceeded to cut at the roots Of q
stump with an ak. He had been thus en-.
gagged b1t short time when the young
man. who had returned TO the spot un-
known to Mr.. Hoover, was accidentally
struck by the AZ as it was raised and
brought forward. the blade penetrating the
skull just behind the ear, inflicting deep
cut, which proved fatal Mr.. Hoover says
he was ignorant Of having struck the blow
until his nephew fell against him.
A Man Loses the sight of an Eye by =
Peculiar Accident.
Eomaha (Neb. dispatch.
A remarkable accident happened here on
Wednesday. As Henry Mills. CONNER
cial traveller for a Lynn, Mass, hou q
stepped of Burlington train, an English
sparrow flew blindly into his right eye, the
sharp bill penetrating the eye-ball. The
eye was ruined. The sparrow itself was
blind, having had its eyes plucked out in q
fight short time previous.
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A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
Spurious o5 Silver Certificates In Circula-
tiOn In the West.
tChicaOO al

Chicago special ~
DANGEROUS SIS silver certificates are in
circulation in Chicago. Many merchants
have found them in their tills, and num-
Der OF them have been passed at the banks.
They are we'll executed and calculated to
deceive the unwary, but a little care will
enable one to distinguish them from the
genuine. The lathe scroll work in the
counterfeit is far from good, while the
that used by the Government. The very
best means Of detecting the new counter
felt is by the printed imitation of the silk
thread running entirely across the back of
the bill. In some Of the original bills
there are two Of these silk threads,
while others have but one. On the back
Of the counterfeit 10 printed one straight
line across the bill. With q pin or knife
this deception can be discovered instantly.
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The BUYERS GUIDE is
issued March and Sept.
each year. It 10 An ency-
clopedia Of useful infor.
nation for all who pur-
chase the luxuries or the
- necessities Of life. We
can cloths you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep.
eat. nah. hunt. work. 60 to church.
or stay at home. and in various sises.
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what 10 required to do all these things
CONF 0RTAelv. and you can mako . fair
estimate of the value of the BUYERS
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt Of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD a CO.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-15
THE OLD STORY.
Washington Again Beaten by Indian.
apO7is-Osher Games Yesterday.

II was the Old old story In Indianapolis yester-
day-another game lest because the Senators
could not hit the ball. The score stood to L.
the Washingtons managing to earn a ron In the
seventh inning that saved them from another
shut-out. The boys from the capital fieided re-
markedly well. making but two fielding errors
but their opponents, while playing a looser game
hit twice as often and nearly twice as hard, be-
sides punching their hits In the eighth and scOr-
Ing four times. Indianapolis made 10 hits and
Washington ,. Healy and Myers and O'Day and
Deasey were the batteries.
Boston pulled out OF hole by means OF Pitts
burgs errUrs. The latter batted Sowders freely
but their nelding lost the game by score OF o to
>. Boston made hits and , errors, and Pfttsburg
IL hits and IL errors. The batteries were Iender-
son and Fields and SowderS and O'Rourke.
Chicago whipped New York eaSiy-scOre 5 to l.
by playing perfect game in the field. The Giants
only score was made on "A hOme-run drive by Con-
nor In the trst. New York made hits and @
errors, and Chicago hits and no errors. WEIGH
ana ORourke ana krock and Flint were the bat
terteS.
The Observation-Disclosures game was postponed
on account OF rain.
AT BrOcklyn-Brooklyn. =: Cleveland 3. At st.
LOuis-St. Louis, g; Kansas city. 4.
About the finest amateur game OF the season
WI played yesterday at lie DrOit Park between
IL. lallas and lie DrOitS, the former.winnlng by
score of to3.
The Georgetown University and the Olympic
teams Will open the season at Olympic Park, West
Washington Today.
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From Isenniny.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
Mr.. SilaS, OF Washington, is putting I'D a roomy
house on his ground purchased OF Mr.. John F.
Ganor.
Mr. James Allen died near this place on the 18th,
aged seventy-fye. He had for four years been
bedridden from a paralytic stroke received in
preparing a grave in the cemetery at Addison's
all his property; at her death the same is divided
the eldest, Victoria who has only life-esate. her
portion, at her death. will go TO the eldest
daughter, Amelia Hathaway, a teacher In one of
the public schools OF Washington. Mr.. Geo b.
Sheriff is appointed executor. The will was draw n
some six years ago.
Mr. Fielder Magruder. who was attacked with
paralysis. died near this place on the 9Th aged
S.venty-fOur. lie leaves large landed estate
probably LOCO or 1900 acres His widow f. lert
about One-haf the real and the wno.e OF the per.
sonal property, all In fee simple and is made the
eXecutrtX.
young woman giving her name as Mrs King
has been wandering about here. She Is evidently
out OF her head: says she comes from Uniontown
and was searching for a Mr.. YOst. lie worked She
says, at one time with Mrs. folsom then with Mrs
Birch. Mr.. JAS. A. Shaw, Of this place has cared
for her, and II would be a kindness IL any one
seeing this and knowing her would mention IL TO
one OF the police OF AnacoStia.
improvements. such as wells, fencing painting
&c, continue In the Deandale addition 10 Bennipc
and houses rent nearly as fast as ready. Dr. j. NJ
Dean has altogether now, should nudge nearly
twenty good homes for persons OF small means on
his tract Of sixty acres T.
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SOME GRAND BARaArSs
IN CLOTHING

OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SITS.
We have Just closed ont lot of about 40 It. Brown
Cheviot Gutaway suits: they all wool aud worth
sl2; we sell them at 81 80.
Aue Flannel Suits at 81 90 worth $40.
Blue Flannel Suits at $40. worth So.
Prince Albert SUITS Black and Grey, from s13 so
up.
Immense line of Cashmere and Cheviot Salts from
S65Oup
Beautiful Serge Suits at 8 10: worth SIS
Full line of Pants 81 and upward.
White and Fancy Vests 20 cents and upward
Suits for Clergymen, special cut, in Drap dEte and
Granite.
For Boys to IA full line of Suits. in both two
and three pieces. from s2.50up.
For Boys IA To 1S.-A beautiful line of Suits at
prices which cannot bA approached by any other
We are just receiving ful line OF Coats and Vests
for light summer wear.
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
OAK HALL,
my3-3m Cor. 10th andF.
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Handoline is uneQualed q beautifier of the CON-
plexon. Ii renders the skin white smooth and soft
II removes sunLurn and tan. Every lady should use
it, Per bottle, 25c.
Rheumalgia never fails to give relief in neuralgia
headache, tOothache and all rheumatic pains; try
bottle. zoe
We take every and pains in our prescription de-
Jartment. which Is complete being thoroughly
stoC keu with drugs and chemicals from the
liable manufacturers, such Squbb, Powers and
Nelshtnan and other we'll known chemists. All pre-
scrptOns Entrusted to our will be satisfactorily
disTnsed at the lowest rates. Don't mistake the
Iiace-l HE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic
Temple, CORNER 9th and SITS.
apes F. WILLIAMS & CO. prorr,etor.
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPOStLs FOR WASHING TowELs-NAvY
y DEPARTMENT: Washington. May I4Ih. 1855
for Washing Towels" and addressed the Secretary
Fl ri isis be Tsoeiysd unit, So3S SgNa
in sueh business for Washing the Towels the Navy
Washington, during the fsca year endnS al. june 3o,h
1889, estimated at about esht hundred month. The
the w iGd 80 s bs made by o n
obsInsd ~ t SSssred and bidders gan be
ing Secretary of the Navy. myl s. law4w
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CON
Dc Nay a. Ps lopS.ss IN da
BrGRsn Be
REQUIRED aud ordered for the Congressional Library
y HsSo cubic 81 sHS
M ba of
srai in:tIpei9ns e bidders and blank forms d pro
EDskRb spp oEkR a THIS
my15.17. 10 e1,.3&
EfE st GffeE S Si 6hPST
D. C.. MAY 10. lSSS.-seaed proposals. in triplicate
as = ~.
Will II s Yhs s3a
ing and delivering in this city such mineral may
l. 1888 Blank forms Tor Guiding and any Information
ni i 0ss
hFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CONSTRUC-
~ TON OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
BUILDING, NO. 145 EAST CAPITOL STREET.
WARRINGTON. ID. C., MAY ;, 1SSS-Sealed pro-
posals in duplicate for furnishing and delivering the
cut granite, amounting to 300 cubic feet,
less required for the basement front walls the west
ern portion Of the Congressional Library Building in
noon on Saturday, the second day of June 1885, and
opened Immediately thereafter. specifications.
eral instructions to bidders and blank forms of pro-
pOsal and bond will be furnished application this
Office. MM. +. Villas EDWARD CLARK, A. r.
SPOFFORD. Commissioners my5-eo3w
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
lJton May :. 1SSS.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at tins Department until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. TUESDAY, MAY TWENIl-NINE 1883. for fur
nishlng supplies, CONSISTING mainly of meats, pro-
visions, groceries, dry goods, shoes drugs, Paints.
,rnnent Hospital for the Ins Washington
during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1889 Blank
forms of proposals, schedules of items specifications
andinstrucons to bidders will be furnished upon
piicatiOn to this Department WM. i. Villas, Secre-
tary myS2aw5w
DROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
Il PAPER-War Department, supply Division, May
18th, 1883 Sealed Proposals, in duplicate
will be received at this office until TWELVE
TENTH, .lsss, for the purchase OF the waste
locat in the State. War and Navy Department
Building for the fiscal year ending June }U;h 1889
This paper to be removed by the contractor promptly
when notified. The Department reserves the right to
reject any all proposals. and to waive defects Pro-
posals must be made on the Depar forms, marked
'Iruposals Tor Waste Paper" &. Ii. HOYr, Assistant
Quarternaster. u. s. Army my11-4tSjel0,l
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DIEDMONT AIE LINE

L Schedule in effect March 81. 1893
n a; ~, Ms,1East Tenn Mail Daily for wsrrenton
Sordonsvie Charlottesv,lhe Lynch6urg and Station;
sprngs Aegheny Springs. Bristol, Knoxville, Rome,
Shlera Montsolnery and New Orleans PuHna
ii!s4 M.Hfast Nail ff ps Hr tar w,rr.n,
iottesyle Gordonsville. stations Ches Ohio Ronts
~ nchburv Rocky Mount, Danville and Stations Se
charlotte, columbia. Augusta, Atlanta Birnin1.
ban, M29n,,goniery New Orleans. Texas and Cali
lanta New Orleans and Mann Bondaipp e Sea- At.
for Birmingham. Nicksburs and Shreveport PHI
Solid trains Washington Atlanta Does not r 10 4
for g. and o. route POINTS sundays NV 9'hnecs
80 r. M.,Daily. except sunday, for Nanas,,,
1ordonsyill- Charlottesville Louisville Cinrinnoi
snd S bo resorts on and near line OF Chesapesss
Washington to Louisville also for S snG Sod Trains
Shattanooga, Memphis. Little Rock and ali snn,b
we" td pos Ihroush Pullman sleepers Washing
burg; Danyle. Raleigh. Asheyiile, Chariotta
Orleans Texas and California; Pnii,non S,. New
Washington to New Orleans Texas via Atlanta an
Withy; ch hndinan Sleeper Washington to Aiken
Trains on Washington and OHIO division leave wasn
ington 9:12 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday and ~
n n p Ssf, n,r,ys e. Round HI
SIS ana as s sSseP' n sunday arriving Washington
Slle and Lynchburg arrives in Washington 10 A NJ
and 2' r Nj. via East Tennessee, Bristol and LYNCH
burg at :l3 A. NJ. aud $40 p n; via Chesapeak,
StIasburg Loca at 9:47 A. M. 49,
tickets; sleeping car reservation and information
FURNISHED, and baggage checked at Office 1900 Penn
'an, anal, Railroad. VI aud sts. JAS; L. TAILOR.
mh%o General Passenger Agent
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The Courts.
EOTRT GPSERAr Tpyxf

Yesterday, Ford agt Travellers Insurance Com
pany; decree reversed and cause dismissed:
opinion by Judge Cox. Miller agt. Fleming: decree
In favor OF Mills Dean, DEFENDANT; opinion by same
Leonard watson, patent appeal; decree for appel
liant. Hopkins agt. Hopkins; conveyance set aside.
opinion by Judge James. Manion agt. the District
OF Columbia; PETITION Tor writ ~ mandarin denied.
opinion by CHIEF Justice Mackall aa,t the District
or columbia; demurrer sustained aud bill dis
missed Frazier agt. the District OF Columbia /.
appeal dismissed. COOK agt. Irotter; rehearlnv
refused Browne agt. Sanders; argument finish,d
and cause submitted,
CIRCUIT Court No. 1-Judge H1gncr.
YESTERDAY, Burch agt. Inland and Seaboard
Coas ing Company. death Of plaintiff suggested
and suit abated Presbrey & Green agt ODER:
order OF publication.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoc 1feyrirE
Yesterday, Moses agt. Taylor; motion IN arrest
OF judgment overruled. Bigger agt Butterfield. .
bill OF exceptions settled and undertaking in appeal
approved
Equity CoURT-Juf0p OR
Yesterday, Israel G.. NJ. L. Church agt Herbert
pro eOnfeSso against Harriet g. Minor granted
Nanden Berghen agt. NanIen Berghen: commits
sion 10 get testimony OF absent non-resideuTs
ordered 70 issue. Granger agt Douglas; sale
finally ratified.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. 1883.

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET. La
For ChicaTo and Northwest express daily 10 % A.
q For Cincinnati and St Louis express daily 3 and
For Pitisburg and Cleveland. express daily 10 So a
IN; and 9:lJ pm.
Fog Philadelphia. Newark. and Wilmington. 80 a.
m,- 2;O5 and 5:25 pm. daily, express
PhiladeipEia - am and i, Is PIN. DAi'iiiio'e anu
Fer Sinsery and intermediate points. 81 30 am.
For baltimore, ). 6:3o $40. 100 30. GAS, IL
tfan sSo 5r4n o aG3 ante
o o. s Snaass 4 49, $e s sss 9 s5 and
For Annapolis. 6 40 and 80 a m. 1910 and 30
a marc $40; s:3T m: Il :O5, $50 62O pm sun
~ Way stations between Washington and Balti.
inc more SnS q 40 s;33oam i2:io $50 81 AS pm
For Stations on the Metropolitan Branch. Il; 81 a.
n y m Tor principal stations only; 10 m.
For dathersbnrg and intermedsts points, TO am,
For G Boyd So and SI 5iermcass Stations,
Church train leaves Was hinston on Sunday only a.
n:l3 pm, stopping at al stations on METROPOLITAN
sn For Frederick tlo:10 am. 49, t4:35 1880 pm
Tor Haver town. no 10 am. and is :sop.m.
For Luray and points the Shenandoah Valley p
r to Roanoke, and all points south via Norfolk and
West rn R.R, 3 pm.
p H.. from Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily q 20 a. m
ana ID p m. from Plttsburg daily 20 a m 4 II
y. III. '" -"
From PhiladelPhia Chester. and Wilmington. 10 IA
a. m, goo. Z: 10, and 8: 05 Il. m daily ~
From slngerly and intermediate points north of
Baltimore 10 m, daily and II j ) a. m SUNDAY only
Trains leave baltimore for Washington al 4 %
$50: 30 -. 9:U5. 10 t45-minute trainl L "a jmin
80, and II p M On sundays. $50. 8. 9:O5. 10
a. n: -, = ~, o. 63O. :: 10, S:30 and Ii D m
Bsspe s saed for ana sSssndsy only
Pennsy lyania ave. ' A"oi
". NJ. CLEMENTS. CHAS q SCI-Tr
ap30 Gen Manager, den pass as,o,x
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oregon Will hold It's state election June = the
day upon which the democratic national conyen-
ton will he called 10 order. The state generally
goes republican, but the other party Is nursing
fond hopes this year.
The two national conventions-the union labor
and the united laoor-meet In Cincinnati to-day
at noon. The fact that both parties are holding
conventions at the same time indicates a hope OF
fusion.
The slate for the delegates-at-large TO be elected
uy the New York state convention to-day continues
W DC Geo Raines, X. p. Flower, Hugh McLaugh-
IN, ana smith NJ. Weed. There may be one
ex-Mayor Cooper. -
IN tne ONO democratic state convention to-day
na. us"sasss-at-arge Powell has sure thing, and
winners ~ e0''oeis" Pi'ooo'e
Nearly all the counties In Minnesota have elected
aus " the republican state convention at ST
laul eo-nofrow 50 fer as declared their prefer
49, are as follows; Gresham, 100: Blaine. s3:
Surs hsn, ., Depew, 1; uncofnmitted 50
convention continues uSA'oe'a 'io Sea'e
Ihe repaeheah convention OF the second Ten
nessee oAstnct met yesterday and rpnominated +
4: Houk Ior congress without opposi,ien "a "
Mooarun was elected delegate 70 the Cnisaoo con.
Sention ano Instructed 70 vote for Blaine
AZ meegng OF the Dallas Tex democrat,c
cup SnLeo states Marshal Cabell for The mort
ern district OF Texas, created a sensat,nn i ~,
mann9 clear repudiatien Of the civii-serv,cs
| doctrine. -ss''~e
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NARRAGANsETT PIER-TO LET-HANDsoME
~ cottage; completely furnished: most desirable
location on Ocean drive: ID rooms; bath; stable
separate iaundry Apply owner, A. NJ. CUNNING
HAM, 16 Court ST., Brooklyn, or CUNNINGHAM &
LANPHEhR, Nsrra1ansett Pier. IT.
IAnP1I. Ar pRICES
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RAILROADS.
AeAhiA<lN\IA\S
VNEE GREAT

THE s SsPssffss1 SEsS sS HSg s55FEruxrsr
STEEL IR 49, SStfkSSfksr
CORNER SIXTH AND B sfREEfs. As 5 fof.
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Fxrress Of
PALACE sleeI ing Cars at 9 80 a m daily: Fast Line
sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to- Cincinnati end
Buffet Car e 81 Louis daily except saturday 70
earn. hrTsss at & Saas Nth sseyns
cert SATURDAY. Harrisburg to Cieve ana eonnect.ns
daily at Harrisburg with through sieepers for
PIN daily, for Pit.soars and the West. With With
thronsn Sleeper to PttsbYs. and Pittsburs to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR hre Canandaieua, Rochester, Buffalo. NIAGARA
Washington to Rochester. WIN ~A'' 'A''
am daily except sunday ~"u hiin'r~ !" Wow
For Hew iOrs and 40 The n East no soo 90 and
fpns SO p 90 Il 10 An 90 Ioog and
and A. pm. daily.
For sEsofn III 3o
sey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex. affordins
For PhiIHdeiphs, 4 20 300, II 90. and IL 40 am.
day. ii sD "a 80. 10 % o. s snd
p1 dsSss sni f5lGr and , Dining
For BaiIm9Se' 6;3o' 20 800. $40, $50 II 90.
44o 600 40 10 %. and 20 t Pm OF On Sum SUM
410, 600, 7:40, 10 90, and l 20 pm
For Popes Creek Line. 20 am. aud 4:4o p.m daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 30 and 90 H. ~ :o5. 90. and
500 p: M daily except Sunday. Sundays o 90 a .
m, 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 6nO, 6::5 S:4Oe:47. lo:57am
l2:04 noon. 2:05. AIS 800. 8 .0l. 8 40 x o.
lO:o1, ana IL 80 =. m. On Sunday at q 90 - a
1857 am, 80, $50, SOS, and 1905 pm.
Accommodation for Quantco , 100 pm week DAYS
For Richmond and the South u 90, 10 ~ a m daily
- and OF Pm daily EXCEPT sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washngt n G Or n,
800. $40, 1915. ll:07 am. |: 90 3 90 3 .S3
$40, 100. S::32, 10 81 and IL :05 pm ON sun,
and 1912 pm. 49,
Tickets aud Information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Penns yvania avenue and AT
the station where orders he left the
OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. +. PUGH, j r. No N
General Manager. Gmy1il Gen. Pas. Agent.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRorrrs.
MOTTO OF
rs WILLIAMS CO., Druggists

Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and + sts NV.
wherewill be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city, at prices which can better and lev meet
as shown BY the following partial list:
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
l. FOR baltimorc and Potomac River Landinrs
Steamer SUE Capt Geoghegan. leaves stepnenson,s
Wharf every SUNDAY, At O'Clock y. IN River
freight must be prepaid
For further Information. apply to
STEPHENSON Bro
m3-6m Tth street vnarS
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guags terms reasonable Address h. e., Star oiilce
IIRENCH IN THREE WEEKS.
Beginners classes May 10th. 10 30 an 30 p m.
System of Sound, at T23 18th Free trial lessons.
at sight hrhy endorsed by Scholars and ea
perienced French teachers my1O
SHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED
Acme rhCnoersphy. the only system combining leyi-
bity with brevity Of outline, acquired thoroughly in
and four months Glasses now forming. iypewritnS
taught tree Of charge Call or send stamps Tor Pros
fNGTON SCHOOL 92l + st NV my9-8t'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
Piano 0 raa bu VOICE es a and s ut year
ADVANTAGES. o. b. BULLAKD. Director. myS- 1m.
nRAwING AND PAINTINGS. ACADEMY OF FINE
Who hss hsd y ny ess and Studied
years in Europe with the most celebrated artists TO
they will be received SATURDAYS, years Of
and fora almost rsr%con in every
and dt Gen nth. Mondays ana "ednesaays att.
JAMES CORRIDOR. VISITING TUTOR EIGH-
= teenth year th0nnoeraphy' renmanship; book
Capitol myI.Ims
ssSUMMER CLASSES HALF RATES. FOR
- june August and September. Vacation in
ibe nay De taken one or more
Deep Breathlns. ARTICULATION. Pronunciation. Physi-
cal Harmony, Gesture. Tickets now on sale.
NAhriS G ANb ohif RE REELocUrloS
sI6-tr tHalf Block East OF City T o.
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 9TH
Sand SITS. n. W. New classes Tor Spring session.
Branches: stenosraphy and TIypewritins El9cution;
Tor fa B ss
es S ahs ysr H. e. p e H9Rh
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. apii
NGARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE az, 9TH
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EDUCATIONAL.

A NORTH GERMAN LADY WANTS SOME MORE
"A scholars for the instruction i'll The German Lan-
guaZe terms reasonable. Address Z. IT,, office
.p.t
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TNMAN LINE-NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL
CRY OF cASsTEk. :HprA i. Nay is. June y
CITY OF RICHMoSD.. ..... April 3s, June Z, July
Cabin MASSAGE s6 ana ~ 90 Second caba
ESQ and e35 steeraxe. $50 PETER WRIGHT
SONS, General Agents, New York GEO. W. Moss
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