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The Dying Dutch King.
THE FRAu LITTLE GIRL WHO WILL SUCCEED TO HIS
Throne.

FROM London Truth.
The condition Of the king Of the Netherlands
Justihes the haste with which the regency bill was
got through the Ouch parliament. His majesty
Is In that state when doctors can do no more thar
keep pain at q distance. A kill-and-cure remedy
would, at his age and seeing what q life he has
led, be an immediate death. The constitution is
broken down utterly. TINS being SO you may,
without being a doctor, Imagine what a fearful
grip the disease which Killed Cromwell aud Napo-
leon Ill must nave ON him. can't say that feel
much sympathy for Queen Emma. She has her
reward Ia blZ pension, zig Jointure and heaps
OF diamonds which somehow did not get into tue
CLUTCHES OF the fair warDierS who graduated at the
King 9 COnservatore for Vocal NJ usic.
Where Nemesis catches her Is in the weakling
girl upon whose young head the crown may IN u
few days, or even hours, descend. The heiress to
the throne Is pale wtnter-blossom, very sweet,
very grac tful, having that refinement which
shows WORKOUT race, precoclOuS mind, and a
representative nature. With her trail boIy and
hereditary antecedentS, her crown and all the
good Things which are to accompany 1t, can secure
her smai. happiness. There's nothing that clinxs
TO blood like neurosis, which Is often an element
OF geniu as the pearl 10 the oyster Is the product
OF a disease. Tie neurorlS OF Paul showed itself
In many ways In The king OF the Netherlands (his
grandson) and the late prince OF Orange, who W as
doubiy descended IRON Paul, and, Of course, from
At I
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England Said 60 be Angry.

a REPORTED DIPLOMATIC PaOTHsr AGAINST THE
PRESIDENTS INHALATION PROPOSALS..
II Is reported In London that an angry exchange
OF Communications has taken place between Lon
don and Washington with regard to President
Cleveiand's retaliation proposals. Under pressure
exerted oy the Canadian government Lord Sails
bury has Instructed the BRITISH minister ut WASH
lnSton 10 protest az aiusl the retaliation message
as an act or hostility toward a friendly govern
agreement which was made with Mr. Jo,eph
Chdm Oeriain, representing the British govern
nsnt, oy the Government at Washington.
Mr. WIN. Henry Smith, In 4 speech at Gloucester
last nlgh said the Canadians were willing 10 bide
tneir Time because they knew that after the presi-
oenuai election 10 the United States they would
obtain Just and fair arrangement of the nsher-
les troutie The peoples or Enyland, America and
Canada are too good friends 10 quarrel over . cues
ton OF this kind.
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Cheap QUINiNE.-It Is asserted In London
paper LhaI Lhe discovery made by Mr.. Hewitt In
The artificial manufacture VI Quinine Will result in
the reduction OF the price Oh The article 10 lew
cents per pound. Tue Importance OF this dis
covery Is rendered greater BY the fact that while
hitherto dependence has been on the cultivation
or the ctnchOna tree for Qulnine, the bark yielding
only about TWO per cent oI the same, the new pro.
cess admits or the substance being produced with.
out limit from an article which can always be got
IN ABUNDANCE IN any part OF the word.
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Biatne's Indiana Tour.

An Indianapolis special 70 the Philadelphia
I1aSs says: The republicans who were most
active In securing protesis against the proposed
shortening VI blaine's Iniiana trip and VINO
nnAliy socceeded In maxim, the committee ad.
here 70 the original dates are leaving nothing un.
oone 70 give IAe Statesman q royal reception on
Ms arrival here There Will be street parade OF
ala tne Llncon clubs In the state and q number O,
ORGANIZATIONS from ohio and Illinois. Speci al
trains VIII DC run from all parts OF the state the
SPEAKING VIII take place at the Exposition
grounds The procession viii be reviewed Iro,,,
sne ne" Denison balcony by Harrison, Blaine.
fofaksf, Hovey and other prominent men. IL Is
Lst Known definitely whether Morton aud Depew
VII DC present. Senators Sherman and Allison
VII eoms II they are abe " get away from WASH
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Mormon Churches Escheased.
THE CORPORATION DISSOLVED AND THE pxopyrr,
fOkFkITED TO rHk GOyyRyMrvr

fokFkITsD TO rHs GOVERNMENT,
The Supreme Court Of Utah yesterday entered
nal judgment and decree In the case OF the United
states against the Mormon Church, which was
pending 70 dissolve the church corporation and
The suit was brought In the Supreme Court or THIS
territory under the act OF Congress OF February 10
1851 In that suit receiver was appointed for
ehe church corporation, succeeding In collecting
over million dollars WORTH OF property, real ana
personal Inc decree entered yesterday Is a coiu-
pete triumph for the Government. II decisres
the corporation VI the church dissolved ASSERTING
That voluntary religious seci now In existence has
no rl2nt 10 the corporate property except he
temple block and buildings which are set ASIDE 10
IL aenies the Intervention OF Large number OF
Ihuiviouais claiming the property; orders real
estate OF he corporation to be held by the
untl the Tor the forfeiture for Tie same
- brought oy The Government TO conclusloa q nj
All tae personal property of the late corporatioo
mas become escheatsd 70 the Government
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1--WE phAIns AT JACkSOSviIlE YESTERDAY.
Tive deaths and I'VE new cases were reported In
JacSsonville yesterday. The weather was clear
and COOL The funeral Of Edwa Martin, late edi-
tsr u the Ismes- linton, was largely attended. 1t
Rev kawin o. Wood, bishop or the Episcopal do
eiss OF FLORIDA, read the service OF the church
All the attaches OF the Itmss- Union esta
some sixty In nnli Der, attended IN a body X %.
f<s<Ds2tiveS OF Masonic bodies, knlsrIs of uouor
the JsekSOnville Press Club, and a large coucourse
Of citizens and friends followed the remains 10 the
pace Of IntermenI The Masonic reller commit
zee Mas Issued circular, thanking Masons Through
oal The country Tor their generous Response 10
ther call Tor AID and saying that further reilef
- required
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PkKNiKk FLOQuEr LIKELY TO RRsIaN.-The Paris
1e"ips, commenting On President Carnot's tOur
says: "Nowhere has there been an expression OF Z
wish Tor the revision or The constitution. The
country only wants 70 enjoy peace and TO pursue
ats vocatiohs. Tue revision bill OF Premier Flo
yuet a . mistake" The AatSa says that owing 10
Inc disputes between the members OF the cabinet
40 regard 70 the revision o1ll II. FloQueJ u hkely
70 resign, N. Goblet. now minister OF foreign ~.
lam. succeeding him a. premier.
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banker Williams Kills KIin,selR.
TIE SQUEEZE OF "oLD HUTCH" LEADS 10 A suruDr r,
NEW YORK.

francis W. Williams the senior member of the
wen-known oankin. house or Williams, Black &
CO.. OF No. William street, New York, Committed
suicide al the Grand Union Hotel yesterday. The
nrm was squeezed In ''Oid Hutch'sp wheat corner
and suspended on the 2stn OF September but
rallied ana opened for business on October 1. The
vent. MI. Williams has been actinS strance,y
SINCE that crisis In the nrm's aTairs Nj Wiiit,,ns
wife. WV sSAs "0o
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From the Waterbury Amer.cAn
Waterbury gentleman carrying o reliable GOLD
watch recently took q trip 10 Birmingham poino
by steam cars ss far as Ansonia ana by electric
car the remaining distance. He took a loor at
his watch when boarding the electric car. ana
upon aiiynting found that IL stopped soon aTfer
boarding. Tue watch Is now at the Jewellery Tor
repairs, and pocketkntfe carried1n vest nocrs ar
Is 80 uiagnetized that IL viii pick up IL a ~
Whiie the Iare was but cents. the expense Of Ins
trip will be $l.5O or more. 'As
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PROFESSIONAL


NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business CONFIDENTIAL Ladie, aud ram
iislnen 30 cents each 40s street. between 4th aud
5lh stpeets northwest. se24-4w.
nv ALXING MADE EASY; HANDS BEAUTIFIEp.
w Boston Chiropodists; horton prices, % n KENI-
son SONS, 4le 18th 81 NV. All TROUBLES Of the
feet skilfully treased. Lady and gentleman Que storu
always In attendance Axnicuriny 75c. eatisisction
guaranteed se27- Am
DLOk. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant. Astrologer and Spiritual Medium, born
with second sight ana veil. livery hssldsn mystery
srSS.lsd kscoyers Lost Or stoleI property. finds
marriages. brings separated toyether. Gives succe.s
IN ouslness hemeses al family troubles and evil
tnduenceA Cures sickness. u disappointed by efforts
Of Others judge al ske a. the froisssor can
vince the most skspecsi etrHnsers trom other
vii ave time aud disappolntmsnt By calling the
only genuine csirvoysnt In this CITY, he succeeds
hsrs ~ other FAIL and sdvsrtisss only what he
&c. Sltunss SOc hie-readinx b. nail on receipt u
81 Name lock Of hair, date Of osrth Hvurv - q
os psi soa0ASs from sesnm lo,o.
MAD J.. ARDENNE TIE CELEBRATED PALM
NAst and Clsirvoyant can give you your exact LIE
coart. ana 70 her stters their names full Tells
how 70 hoio the affection OF hssbAnu lover and how
% win the one You iove An business confidential
w st No. ssi:-lm'
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Good Cause for Complaint.

From the Philad iphia Record
Railroad Dining station Proprietor-"If the new
superintendent OF this road amt discharged pretty
soon iii be bankrupt"
Frend-"Wnats he dom to ye?"
"He's running the trains 50 regular that the
passengers get plenty OF time 10 eat their meals
hang him."
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'E1ocur1os. ORAroRr-

''E1ecur1es: OnAronY-
At Of 1; AZ Afss no persons education b CON-
~ rev psI:Sn: know what pSysu they possess until
aa IN. SD .s
better than any other training Henry Ward BeecAr1
eSGka isss
HTRRqSEsEssI0N,AL 90TRSE IN oK4fokI
IhE NoS.fk0fEssIoNAL CSgEsE /: ~ sduc..
ton in ITSELF person, Of amy .rs WI and fully equal
smons other things. yoc. and
sSss Saiss
English Authors. Conversation and shskespesse.
THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN oRAToRY
In ssys saSds S and
ass Rs;a: s lp,
actual fr.c.ce IN ADD! :sns the jury S ). Actual
Practice in Lecturing; 10 Actual Practice in After
TeIiisF; sa Pcitc.l speehes T beS nsed0's
Mastery q tine snsss h.nsuAs' 10 Artistic Read
sSsS hn COURSE d
Line Acting; Counterpart Acting; scene Acting; fun
saye ans seney and rys
Facial Expression: Pantom me; Personation dialect
pns the IN tho
The method !. Endorsed by all proiesslonS We have
isna BISHOP john r Newman 5 3: Froi Alex si n
Of others asd un
yers Physicians teachers Of singing teachers OF elo-
cution aud teachers Of acting well of the
most prominent business and social people the
city, and also members Of the u Senate and House
Of Representatives have been pupils here
LESSONS in CLASS or PRIVATE. 4s page Cata-
logue Free. MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION
AND ORATORY. 313 9Th ST. u. ". lhAf block east Of
City p. o., Washington. D. G. sel5
DAUL MIERSCH,
Il 1919 Rhode Island ave-
Instructions given OH violoncello and Piano Musi-
cal Theory thoroughly taught sel4-lms
1IR JOHN CAULFIELD
~ viii resume lessons at 1912 14th st..
opposite the Hamilton House,
se19-3ms October /, 1875.
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MI John horely delivered speech last evening
In London. lie said that government apathy mad
RAISED the H.sh question, and Was now raiSing .
similar movement In Waiel
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Anotoer fakir scheme Is an advertisement sta L
ing tnat toe advertiser Will send to any one en-
Closing tne sum OF one dollar the secret OF per-
petuai LIE. Tue suckers who sends tae dollar
IeSeises " return NAL neat card, on which are
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DENTISTRY,

nR r. j. HYATT. DENTIST, ST. CLOUD
~ building, 9th and sts, Roola "a, ey-
tracts leeth without pain, with aerHteu hypnotic,
which il sale, pleasant and edcctual se2l-3w.
lSnEE DENTAL INFIRMAhY. IEErh FILLED
IL and Artificial Teeth inserted without CHARGE ex-
cept cost Of material al le3 stnw Dental Depart
nleIt of Columbian University, from pan dsil T.
except SUNDAY. Extraction tree. lnhrmary open froii
October LIST ~ June 3Oth se2o-2m
nR. STAIR PARSONS DENTIST 9TH ST. COB
~ per NV. GOLD and Anaigxnl fiiiil ss Especial
~. Pain prevented IN sxtrsctinx 10 sptlicaton %
gums; scniux teetL ssSea; sxuhcial tecll lasortsI
ullA2s
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

N q ILFkELX . CO,
Os 0ormsFiy With p H.nson Hiss &oaA
WALL kAPEkk
We have Just rece,vsd lsfEs csnsignnsnt g nsy
Sre4ss is uxs ion. fcr 1oc Isr 3D. ils 49,
troi 15c. 70 20. Embosssd 01it from SIC. % "a An
norx Gusrantsed nEst-cinsA Fgonoo Painting nd
ia IEPREux = BRO. SOS sGaw
7th stress caD pass ths doee Ryl
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MA HARklsos IN CrNcXNArl-Mrs BENJAMIN
ZAlnson, accoWp anieo py Ms. Dimnick and Mrs.
AAsf. reached CincinnAu last night, 70 be the
seests ~ the centennial commissioners to-day
V ,t eay. ~ mas oeen arranged 70 have a recep-
ssos snas sitefnoon In Music Hall. when MA Har-
nson, MA X u Hayes ana MA GOV Foraker al
vnioana. VIA " present OHIO day Is 70 Oe ex-
Sssneeo also over wednesday, and the Marietta
wiz % reproduced ''
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SPECLALTIES.

AR MULLER SIS 18TH ST. NV. TREATS
tArrh. &c.
Once hous. o-l2; IS. SUNDAY from 10 10 ..
oc6-lms
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The F.sai CoiIi.son on the r. & O. Road

OF VICTIM.
The Baltimore and OHIO authorities deny that
the engineer aud conductor on the freight train
which co.lided with a passenger train saturday
night on the Metropolitan Branch were worn out
oy continuous duty Of tairty-six hours. The cause
Of the COLLISION Will Be investis lted by board OF
officials at Mount Claire. The funeral Of joan
casey. one VI the postal clerks VINO Was killed In
tne 1ecident, took place az his residence, 31S q
street ortawest.yestertay after lOoa al D CLOCK
Ihs remains were temporarily paced 10 Inc vault
~ SlenWood pr10r 70 renoy Al u Klshnoai
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THE TRADES.

Holm q. HODGES, NATIONAL BOX BlADEHY.
d SO A. st, City Hall. bOoks bound N lenhsr
non Soc M. lupor kuler and blank b<,Uk nakrr.
Sstisfscuoa guaEsnsssa Werk caAlsa Sos and gsAlv~
eSvo- ee<o-1m-
esPFCI1ITY n BOOXndHDINo.- AxD
- Cortury Nsgnzanss bOulzd sor 06 aud as cent go
fHI LlCk11 blkDEkl sessnhl,shsd lSl5A lOlS
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FINANCIAL.

mo. ". CUksOA JNO. ". MACAkTNEY,
q Aemuer N. Y. block RI
CoRsoN MCCARTNEY.
GLOvEk BUILDING, l4l9 81. NV.
bankers aud Dealers IN Government honda
Deposits Exchspze. Loans- Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. anu al SECURITIES listed
on the Exchanges OF New Aork. PhaladelpllA Boston
ana Baltimore bought and sold
spexiaty made of secur.ties District
Bonus all Local kailroad. Gas. Insurance aud le-
eplione stock dealt IN.
Americas DelI Telephone Stock bought and sold IS Is
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS q
N1 HOWARD UNIVERSITY.


held aurins the winter as foileWs: A0,p'Al VIII %
sp by PyO sooS at
y po s a P
S6setslcaiEFor semi students will be held rsSu.
The p clinic viii be held daily from IL to
Surgical clinics will be held Sunday mornings for
two months during the winter At the Providence Hos
es n.Ss ssss
Mo sana,s afternoon n q ss:smaa
7NHE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART
i and Decorative Design. Vernon Row. g45 Penn.
Mood DIVINE claHon S and water cSSr
circular. s22- linz
w EST END ART SCHOOL, -
w Miss $. W. KELLY London Msdalist). Principal.
To- Sccommodais the numerous lupis attending this
ST. where the principal attends three times yer week
MI. SCHOOL OF ELoCUTIoN.
spssii AIT training for children and sss,pps,s
loehusets ave. 1l27 18th st. NV; Misses POLL OCK
and NOEk Principals fourteen tn year; reopens Sept
Teachers Training Class Oct Ia sel5-Im'
Voice CULTURE
NINE. ]. EsPUTA DAILY.
se~S-~W. VIZ New YORK ave. NV.
ERENCH RAPIDLY MASTERED BY THE BEST
Il OF all methods namely: The good common
sense h. LAkROQUE, the only native A. NJ, here, Of
Paris Sorbonne University professor Of Classical and
modern languages. SOB 10th ST. NV. xu2S-2ms
EMEKsoN ~ INS s,E
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Begins its 'Ai''v-'sSs sSS ys:s MONDAY. srprEM
Prepares for Harvard, lale. Princeton. Johns Hop
kns, and other COLLEGES and Universities; for tine
Scientific Schools U s. Military aud Naval Academles
and for business. For pr culars address
se.e-0m CHAS. b. YOUNG. PRINCIPAL
MT. VERNON SEMINARY
100. 1104. HOG. 1l16 NJ st. and l1os llthst
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Fourteen til year opens WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I'd
for reception of boarding pupils THURSDAY, OCTOL
Der 9Th, Tor reception ot day pupils.
All applications for admission to the dsy school
should be- made prior to October lst
se5-2m MRS Z. J. sOMERs. Principal.
V,HE McDoNALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, 1905 I7TH
L st. 1924 Mass. ave. and 1923 st English and
little girls. sixth year begins September Oh ISSS
seaa-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS.
nj Iss J. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
W1 1910 X St n. W.
Special attention given to beginners
Terms moderate sacv-1ms
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TPanssers OF Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been nled IS foilow5: A. Beh-
Fead 10 Caaa Schneider, 3 u %, 50. 516; $500
Ann Cook " GeorYiana Thomas, pI Il So lgs !;
=. J. B. Ballenyer 10 Emily v. Kaufman, SUD
n So 10; t,UOO- G. klolz 70 same, SUD ri, do:
=. .AAo Goa " GeOrgeanna ruolnAs, lot IA, So
lse; y. u !. Taggert 70 w. +. DunDee lot 81
~ -: 3. A b. dimes To W. h. WILCOX lot l. sa
% =. y: Aeiier 70 virginia u. Correct, lot -
and subs 20 and n, So l59; g..
hg WAS FISxp FIVE DoLLARs--Natthew Ouiy-
ky, resident VI y street, between North Capitol
ano LIST streets northeast, appeared before JUDE
Allier THIS morning and pleaded not gully ~ a
SAAfse OF profanity. Oircer kimlnel Informed the
c0ur that at Late hour iast MI Mt he received In
tofnatlon That Matt" WAS raising the d-r' at
nss house, and noue VI the nel,hoOrs could sleep.
Ne went 10 "d2ItS" house aud heard hlm usiny
prslaae language. Inc Of 8 was Imposed
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EDUCATIONAL.

A LADY OF CULTURE PUPILS
w TOR French Strict attention paid 90 conyerss-
ion. Terms reasonable. Address JULIE. STIR Of
Ice.
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a Al lnAoxAkr CANcEk-Several months ago the
notner OF 1mma feica, Of Danyers, Aass lied
from y, Cancer Tue daughter soon afIerward reIl
~ 40 declared that sne, TOO. mad q Cancer. The
pay Sciaa could md NO symptoms 10 warrant he
eeLsi, eut the FRI insisted that she was right.
apo located The cancer. She refused foou sayIn
tAAt distressed her, and, after q lingering m
neeA 0ed An autopsy showed that sue had no
cancer: that the DOCTOR was right and Thar her
oiseess was purely sympathetic.
1BpUf8D CoSJrRoR Snor.-At Abeldeeu Miss
S0n0ay morning, saep Anderson, q co.ored man
Q butcaer oy Occupation, met solomon Copeley !
negro farmer, IN front Of the MetholiA churcn.
AR1erSon accused Copeley OF planting COMPUTING
ooetieo and tootoo roots AROUND his house. Copc.
Icy 0enjed the charge, calling Anderson a har
Anderson drew Q revolver and dred, xiiin2 Cope
ley instantly. The negroes claim thai Anderson
I'd night, g. Copeiey was regarded BY tnem As a
pgo<eaaonAl coa1urer. ipe murdered surrendered.
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ATTORNEYS.

IOHN ANBl.Ek SMITH,
81 COUNSELOR AT Law.
go ct NV. practices before courts Of D. q, Va,
(AMPBELL CARRINGToMs ATToRNEY-AT-
~ Law, barbour Law Bullding ~ LOuisinna
avenus. Washington. n q kssaAasucs 12lS u e
n ssZ
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
SHspEns = s. Sr.Enss, ,,-,,u,u
JARVIS a ssrFk 81 \ Nv CHARGE
REASONABLE PRICES. EASY TERMS
fIANOs FOR RENT
BEloND CkITICIsM.-.Ione, touch workmanship.
or hey Are IN every RESPECT the bees, thai
sSsS psnas ior en ys sTs q CUR
EVERYBODY KNOW, THEM Many of the great
tiANWs More nnEK pAss mssn a sns . %ds Bok
than ever before Better than ever. Pianos for rent
SANDALS Z 81 s4fft x. \ '.
THIS Is INTERESTING. Too.-The IF HEX
Pianos have been before the public since ls4O the
Fischer (iorDeriy NUNS q Clsrs1 at that time Dur
inS the years We have handled these tiAnos we nave
THKEE THOUSAND 5000, OF THEM
II The me Of r. the e.i ". rs
hesitate TO pronounce il = THOROUGHLY RELIABLY
SANDERS L sTAYMAN,
e34 St, IA. w., Washington. d. c..
l2l7 Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
THE EsTEY PIANO Like the grand old Estey
OrsAn II Is sweet ~ tone with smooth aud elastic
SANDERS L sTAYMAN.
S34 / st, n W.
. IT Is NOT A CONUNDRUM why are the Estey
Organs universally preierred by Orznist and Must
cans! Ine answer cones really: 1t because they
have the
PUREsT AND SWEETEST TONE
GREATEST POWER,
GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS.
BESI MECHANICAL facilities.
Beautiful new styles, moderate prices aud easy
terms.
SANDERS & STAYMAN.
ocl-3m 934 st. n ".
HALLEr L DAVIS PIANO ROOMS ARE NOW
- open TOR Fail Trade Choice lot Of Pianos for ..,e
Bargains. Il. l. SUMNEl., sll 9Th 81, NV. ses -0m
VNHE SUPERIOR -KRAKAUE." PIANOS. BUR
l. dette Organs aud the .t,ase' Pianos.
". IL. KUHN. General Agent,
se15-6m 4O5 lOth St u.
kNABE P1ASos
CNEQUALED IN TONE. TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY.
SPECIAL attention. Of purchasers is invited 70 our
New Artistic Styles" finished in designs Of
HIGHESI DECOlsATlNE ART.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. A tne assortment Of
PROMINENT makes ut ali prices. PIANOS fOk RENT.
NA. hNABE 4 CO.,
myl sl7 Market spsce
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y SWHRTHMORE. PA.

j EKWAN RAKEMANN,
- TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN.
oc3-2w' Residence. 1907 9th st. NV
II INDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
II FOR LADIE> AND TEACHERS.
1918 Sunderland Place. south of Dupont Circle
Fall term opens NOVEMBER /, 1888.
sel-2m MRS. LOUISA MANN
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