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The hon NIarche Assignment.

JUDGE COX HEARS ARGUMENT AND NODIFIES THE
RESTRAINING ORDER.
The case OF Gutwillig Brothers, OF New York,
against Earnest d. Mayer and Jacob Rohr, OF the
Bon Marche, and Isadore Saks, the assignee, came
up before Judge Cox In the Equity Court yesterday
afternoon, and was argued by Mr.. L. Tobriner for
the complainant, and by Mr.. Edwards, of Edwards
& Barnard, for the Defendants Mr.. Tobriner
claimed that the assignment was irregular, and a
receiver should be appointed to insure It's proper
execution and an Injunction issued to restrain Mr..
Sak5 from paying the preferences. Mr.. Edwards
contended that the case was not for the Equity
Court. Judge Cox said that he saw no reason why
Mr.. Saks should not be allowed to proceed, and
that there was no evidence OF his having done any
wrong. The court then decreed that the restrain
Ing order be continued until the final hearing as to
the preferred creditors, Jacob Rose and Jacob
Meyer: and the defendant, Isadore Saks as
assignee, viii not pay the same until the further
order OF the court. AS TO all other matters the
restraining order was dissolved
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Letter agt. BruSh-Swan Electric c.
appealed dismissed Sharon agt. Tucker; SUBJ
mitted E F. Harris student, admitted TO bar on
report OF committee.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jtdge Montgomery
To-day, VIM. Gray, larceny; bench warrant re-
turned.
CIRCUIT COURT No 1-Judge Hdgner.
To-day, James Barker returned as juror and eX-
cused. Baer agt. Smith; verdict for plaintiff.
agt. Barnum; rule on plaintiff 10 employ coun-
sci. Baer agt. smith; verdict Tor plaintiff.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judge NerricE.
To-day, COw1e agt DOwney; verdict for plaintiff
s274.55. ConAle agt. Head; judgment for PLAIN
TIN FOR amount OF note.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell.
To-day, Thomas Jones, VIM. Ward, Alfred Friz-
EEL VIM. Malone, ollie Parker, Frank Benobb,
ChaS. White, Thomas ii. Brown, disorderly; IS
each. Robert l. Price, John Sprigg, Frank Rear
don, and John Adams, profanity; s. each. Sidney
Vincent, Indecent exposure: So WIN. Newton
loud and bolsterous; personal bonds
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CITY ITEMS
l Sweeping Seduction.

A Sweeping Seduction.
Inc cost not considered. We must slaughter
VIII eeh the following quantities only:
$40: regular price, "a
cases Boys LIST quality (Boston) Rubber Boots,
Slzes, 70 8. $1.90; regular price, $3.50 Both
snese boots are guaranteed LIST quality OF
money refunded
cases Boys % quality Rubber Boots, to s. 81. IS.
cases Ladies Fine Feather Weight Rubbers lst
quality, 45c.
IN Leather Goods we are selling
Mems Scotch.Bottom v Calf Shoes al Il 40: re-
duced from as
Mems Fine Calf Boots at 81 rs; reduced from e. so
LADIES Flne curacao Kid Button, &1.40; regular
ladies' Fine Curacao Kid Buttsn, $40; regular
LADIES HANDMADE Shoes, g. 25; regular price, s.
HE STANDARD SHOE House,
S24 7th ST. NV, bet II and l.
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Condensed Locals.

The members OF the Psi Epsilon Society, in this
city, had a dinner at Willard Hall last evening.
DIR. Geo. b. LOring read paper.
The Underwriters Association Of the District
had their annual banquet at Wizards last eve
ming, Mr.. Noble ID. Larner presiding.
The Caledonia CLUB last evening celebrated the
one hundred and twenty ninth anniversary OF
the birth OF Robert Burns, with dinner at the
Exchange Hotel
Col. Carroll ID. Wright, United States Commits
ston-r OF Labor delivered an address last evening
at All Souls church, on 1.-THE Ethics or Mach1n-
cry"
rne grand concert for the benefit OF a worthy
object, intended TO be given tomorrow evening at
Curtis Hall, West Washington. has been unayOid-
ably Postponed until Tuesday, February z.
Lot Owners at colonial Beach will be interested
In the notice OF The treasurer or WestmOreland
County, published In another column.
Francis Miller, member OF the Washington bar,
formerly assistant district attorney Is sick at
his residence, sandy spring, Md. lie is thought 10
be suffering from cancer OF the stomach.
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Badly Beaten by Three Negroes.

An ARRAY WHICH MAY HAVE SERIOUS RESULTS
Yesterday afternoon, about $3.50 O'Clock, a des-
perate ARRAY occurred on the corner OF LIST and o
streets northwest, In which Philip Hirshman, a
white man employed by the Fowler Spring Mat
tress Co, was terribly beaten. Hirshman had been
sent with a mattress TO deliver TO julius Adams a
colored man, and TO receive a part or the
whole OF the payment for IT. IL Is said
That Adams refused TO pay, and when Hirsh-
man attempted 10 regain possession OF the
mattress Adams resisted him, and, aided by
Charles Herbert and Lewis Hail, put Hirshman out
OF the house, and the three knocked him down and
beat him terribly. Officer Daley TO the rescue
of Hirshman, when Herbert, who appeared TO be
the ringleader OF the rioters knocked the police
man down. The officer finally got TO the patrol
box and pulled In call for the reserves Sergeant
Duval and the reserves In a few moments came
up, and the three men were Oyerpowered and taken
TO the second precinct station The injured man
was taken 10 the Freedman's Hospital, and to-day
was reported as somewhat improved The three
prisoners were committed this morning
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the Q. hours commencing ns n.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, and North Carolina, colder fair
weather. fresh 90 brisk, high on the coast, north
westerly winds, diminishing In force.
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IS2rIRIS0 INTo HKR MENTAL CONDirroS-This
afternoon jury de lunatico inQuirendo Is In ,e,-
non at the courthouse In the case OF Elizabeth
Howell She was formerly an inmate OF st. Eliza
beth Hospital for the Insane, and recently was
brought into public notice BY Ming a petition In
Congress making charges against the manage
mepI She was few days ago taken IN charge
~ the police OF the nrst precinct as dangerous
person. The District Commissioners nled the Pc
titicn BY Mr.. II. Z Davis, stating that she mas
been represented as q lunatlc 81 homicidal and
otherwise dangerous tendencies and UNIT 10 be at
large, and that n she Il permitted 10 remain at
liberty within this District the rights OF persons
and OF property will be Jeopardized and the puplc
peare imperiled and the commission OF crime rem
dersd probable" The writ was granted yesterday
oy Judge Coz, and the jury was summoned this
U0r1ln4.
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Foop TURNED HIM SIcK.-Patient in Doctors
ONCE: The trouble with me, doctor, is that the
mere smell OF food invariably turns my stomach.
Doctor: The nerves 20 your stomach, like those OF
thousands OF others very seriously diSOrdered.
shall prescribe for you a bottle OF scotch oats
Essence and II IL does as well for you as for
hundreds OF Others Of my patients you Will be en-
rirely well N a week.
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10 one Of the most distressing affections. end
people who are its victims deserve sympathy.
But the great success Hoods Sarsapartlls has
had in curing sick headache make It seem a.
most foolish to allow the trouble 10 continue.
BIZ its toning and invigorating effect upon the
digestive organs HOODS sarsaparills readily
gives relief when headache arises from indiees-
tionland in neuralgia conditions by building
up the debdlitated system. Hoods Sarsspsrilla
removes the cause and hence overcomes the
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for S5 Prepared onl
by C. l. HOOD CO., Apothecsries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ia2n
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ArCrrOS SALE or FIRsT-CLAss JEwELRY every
night at Ladson's, 4:s3 7th 81. special sale dia-
monds. gol6 Watches and Rogers silverware Tues
day evening.
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1ns Nation Bank have elected the following III
rectors: jacob Tome, John A J. Cresweii Alfred
Richards VIM T. Walker, Sanil. Z. G. Morsel,
WIN H. West n. II. Shea, Z Kurtz johnson, JOS
2. saum, Geo. Z Lemon, and Thos. soInerviiie.
M board elected the following Officers: John A.
= Creswell. president; T. kuItz johnson, vice.
president, and VIM. II. West, secretary.
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New EuRopEAS WASH FABR1cs
sEATON PERRY.
tsuccesor to PERRY BROTHER,
100 PIECES ANDERsON's SCOTCH ZEPHYR
CLOTHS, IN ALL THE LATEST PLAIN, CHEZ KED,
STRIPED AND PLAID COMBINATIONS.
800 PIECES OF FINEST FRENCH SATEENS. IN
PRE- ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF 1888.
LATEST NOVELTIES" IN FRENCH SATEEN
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS, DOYLIEs AND TRAY
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN PURE LINEN HUCK
TOWELS, at l2hc, 2Oc. and 25c.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS
fAILLE FRANCAIsE. SATIN DUCHEsSE. So.
kAHS AND GkOS GRAIN SILKS, IN BHACK,
WHITE AND ALL COIORS, FOR STREET, RE
GEPTlON AND EVENING WEAR, AT LOWEST
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZEs. ILLUSIONS,
CREPE DE CHIMES, POINT D'ESpRIT, MECHLIN
AND BRETONNE NETS.
TRkkOuSsE AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
CHOICE SHADES" in SILK HOSIERY.
The LOWEST PRECISION ALL IMPORTED WIN
LARS SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. AND VISiTES
GREAT kEDlICTIONn"INP PARIS COMBINATION
SUITS AND ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS.
sHPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. COZ. 9th at.
Established 1S4O. ja21
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DID He INTENTIONALLY SHOOT THE BOY?-Or
IIllaslnN On nd L frp. t. nlIfh IUa No..

DID He INTENTIONALLY SHOOT THE BOY?-On
Tuesday, on Az and l. streets southwest, Thos.
Sydnor, boy about fifteen years OF age, was shot
In the groin by Edward Blair, aged sixteen, and
reported that the shot was accidental, but Lieut..
Vernon and Officer Block yesterday received infOr-
nation which led them TO take Blair In custody
When he was locked up in the fourth precinct
station he said To the officers: Il just pulled out
the pistol and let him have It." In the Police
Court this morning Blair was charged with carry
ing concealed weapon, and was fined $50, and
committed, and he will be held also to answer the
charge OF shooting SydDOr
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CALL AND SEE TIE new etching END Of the Har-
vest, ;" and other new publications. New mould
iDgs Just received for framing. Regilding Old
frames and furniture at lowest rates. WOOD &
FORSYTH, 1.s0S 81.
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TosossAsrxe at Athletic Park to-day.
GREAT winter sport-tobogganing.

DAVIS 723 9TH ST.. will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
s.. Come and see them
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AnBusenBcnts .o.ntShts
NArrONAL-'The Old Homestead"
ALBAU6Hs.-J. h. Emmett.
HARKIs'.--"Chip OF the Old Block"
kERSASs--variety and drama.
WoSDERLANp.-"MuldOOn Picnic" and Variety.
E-STKEET RISK.-Knlghts OF Pythias Fair.
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening.
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HUYLERs Cocoa, for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure healthfrl.
sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. l. Barbour
n
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CLOSING Our SALE.
FINAL REDUCTION IN MEMS FINE WINTER
|. UNDERWEAR.
ALLEN. soLLY l. CO, LONDON MAKERS.
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS:
"a. SO. 49, 40. A. 46.
Former Price g. 90. S3.25. 1897. $685. sails $3.50
Reduced to EOS. 2.12. 225, 2.35. 2.75. 2.95
ENGLISH BALBRIaaAN DRAWERS:
%. 80. 80. "a. 80 40.
Former Price %. Is. 3.15 1926. s3.37. $685. s375
Reduced to 205. ZIG, 212, 2.25, $40. ESQ
Former Price $780, Reduced to $3.50.
ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS;
80. 30. 49, AZ. A.
Former Price s6. 25. 1915, o. 10, $685. ss.13
Reduced to 400. 40. $50. 400. 5.25.
ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE DRAWERS:
Former Price se Is. $3.50. 81 Is. $500 1855.
Reduced to 400. 4.3O. $50. $40. $40.
ENGLISH GRAY OR LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS;
Former Price s5.45, $500. 1875, $3.50 $3.50
Reducedt to $50. 3.75, ABS, 4.5O, 500
ENGLISH GRAY LAMBS WOOL DRAWERS:
80, 3d. 80. 40
Former price 1925. 1915. S7.7O. $500.
Reduced to 400, 400. 4.95, SIS.
ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO
SHIRTS;
80, AZ, A, 49,
Former Price $500. $500. $3.50, S675
Reduced to 800. 375, 400. 4.S5.
ENGLISH WHITE AND THREE BROWN MERINO
DRAWERS;
80. 81, "a, SO. 49, 40.
Former Price s5.2o. IS. rs, $685. $685. ST. 80 1857
Reduced to ass. $50. $40, 3S5, 400, 4.25
A.
Former Price 81 80: Reduced to s4so
Space will not allow give the reduced prices Of
our entire stock, comprising Silk Babriggan Merino
and Wool Underwear. but it is to the interest
Of all to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
r. H. TAYLOR.
ta24-3m 1913 Pennsylvania avenue
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sales Of Real Estate.

Emma NJ. Durand has bought for S. 100 OF j. A.
Moorhead ct al, lot 8, blk. H. LIE Droit Park. Re-
becca Livergood has bought for $500, pit. lot 8,
50. 500. 1sx12s feet on A street between 9Th and
9TH streets southeast. j. X. Garrison has bought
OF Moses Kelly surviving executor and trustee un-
der Joshua Pierce, for So 600 sub lot H. So. 2O7,
10 feet = inches by 40 feet on X street between
18th and 18th streets northwest
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EDwARp +. DRoop

EDWARD f. DRoop.
925 Pennsylvania ave-,
Importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
- Sole agent for the unqualified
STEINWA1. GABLER BEHR NC, BRIGGS, AND
OTHER PIANOS.
STRONG CLARkE'S STERLING ORGANS.
Pianos and Organs for sale for rent upon
able terms
Tuning. Repairing. and Moving done by competent
XnrknIan- Al
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GENUINE Berkeley Cambria 10c. Elegant 4-but-
ton Monogram Kids 81. 2-5, Brodhead Co.'S.
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TosoGGAsISG. great sport at Athletic Park.

FUEL AT SUMNER PRICEs.-The cheapest and
ceanest fuel Is Washington Gas C0mpany'S coke.
johnson Bros, sole agents
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A lest CAsE--At meeting OF the Grocers and
Liquor Dealers Beneficial and Protective Associa-
tion last night at Edels Han, the executive COM
nittee was authorized 20 collect funds 10 defray
the expenses Of In court 10 test the night OF
the Coninssione - TO prohibit the sale OF liquor In
a grocery store
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LOOK for notice OF Jewelry Auction.

BURN COKE. still selling at summer prices not
wfthstlndlng the strike IA the coal region.
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The q. A. K ELEcrIoSs.-The list OF officers
Elected BY the encafnpment OF the Department
OF the Potomac, Grand Army OF the Republic
j. AZ followS; Col ChaS. r. Lincoln Of KIT Car
son Post No. 1, commander; Maj. Urell OF the Dis
tret militia, senior vice commander; j. NJ. Pixies,
junior vice COMMANDER; DR.. Howard, medical al.
rector; Rev. Mr.. York. chaplain. This Completes
the organization OF this important Department OF
the Grand Army, and the veterans seem 10 De gen.
orally wen satisfied with the results SATURDAY
night de.esates TO the national ercampment will
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LADIES visiting the celebrated Mosaic picture
VIII receive souvenir. A. OLIvIERI, 9O7 Pa. ave.
BuaEKr's CoueH SYRUP Will cure at once.
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Sow is the time for tobogganIng parties.

SKATES, RlzoRs practically ground. J. n
KUKBLfSG, 12l2 Pa ave.
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CiGafNl CiGaIal

Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!
"A "A lesn invoice OF the "Opera Bouquet" 'tOpera
SOuq9et" unequaled for styly and.quality, 81 per
AT It'll St NV.
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READ AID. OF the 1th-street Palais Royal auction
sale. Between I and NV.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 1lOo Pa ava

BOGERTs CoUGa SYRUP contains no poison and
can De given TO children with perfect safety.
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DON'T FAIL 20 attend the auction sale at s41 n
st.n.w. See Ad.
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he OILY Toboggan In Washington, Athetic Park
PrArowLs, W. FRENCH, taxidermist, 1212 Pa
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FrssErIs Ice CRkAN and charlotte Russo.
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advantage OF the snow and to-boo.

ENTIRE STOCK OF the 7th-street Palais Royal n w.,
at auction. See ad.
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CHEApEsr Day Goops In THE

CHrApEsr Day GooDs In THE
UNITED STATES.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slishtly soi,ed, d. 81.
81. II, S2.37.
French sAIT1NE BED COMFORTS, se2a.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced 75c.
81. reduced to 45c. "'''"
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
size, extra heavy. worth %, reduced to "a.
Beautiful Wool and silk DRESS GOODS wide dou-
bic width, 30. reduced 37xc.
HANDSOME CLOTH PI.AIDs. all pure Wool. one
yard and half wide. worth 81, reduced to soc.
COLORED SILK vELvETS. worth o. reduced to
FRENCH SERGE elegant Dress Goods, pure Wool.
vide double width. wonderful bargain &C 56c reduced
TRIGo CLOTH DRESS Gools all pure fine Wool
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST.
Cash Customers who buy % Grover will receive one
Damask Towels. worth e1 Half dozen linen as
75c Cash Customers who buy Sio or over will
receive two pairs Of handsome Damask Towels worth
& 81 Two yards and half Of red Table Damask worth
u Don't fa,l to ask for the valuable present j1e
FoR The Co1D SNAP.
Beaver and Persian Lamb Collar and Cuffs. "''A
SEALSKIN CAPS and GAUNTLETS
BEAVER, WOLVERINE, and BUFFALO SKIN
Special Bargains in LADIES' sEALsKIN and
PLUSH WRAPS. MUFFs. BOAs and TRIMMINGS
B. H. STINEMETZ l. SON.
ja23-3m 1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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EXCLUSIVE DEsress
FRENCH sATTEENS
W. NJ. sHUsTER SONS
Have opened their importation of fine French satteens
in exclusive designs.
Choice Ginghams in stripes, plaids, and combine
tons.
Heiotrope Moire at s1.25 for the $3.50 quality,
with fine Cashmeres to match.
Closing sale Of Dress Goods and Cloths
We offer the greatest bargains in Fine Dress Goods
that have ever been shown.
Dress Patterns reduced from $50, s35. and $40
20 SIS.
bS-nesley Table Linens the best in the world. The
most durable and slightly. at 80 per cent less than
usual prices.
Nm SINISTER SONS,
e1s Pennsylvania avenue.
One Price. ja2l
lust REGSEEIpy 1yP r SUPPLY OF
PP Eko4ipE 81 81 H HYYbbsk9GtES
cso1 .o hr s. , a. gnl Golden
For sale in quantities to suit at ONE-FOURTH the
Il without diifcuity. ' Every iAo' can apply
ARTHUR NArTANs. Druggist
14th and l. and I'd and y sts NV.
All Patent Medicines at greatly reduced Rates. jail
EvEs1se DREssEs.
Just received from the importers . consignment of
EMBROIDERED MULLS, FOR DRAPERIES,
in very elegant designs.
These goods are put at very low hgures as we are
anxious to close them out before purchasing spring
goods.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT
jail 1909 f st nv
e JARS CROSSE s BLACKwELL's JAM FOR sL
" IL cans Lakeside Tomatoes for IL.
IL cans Boston Market Tomatoes for SL35.
barrel 'btar Of the East Fancy Patent Flour for
j.. T. D. PYLEs
1900 Grocer,
NlS-lms Alp 4th St se.
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Or. l.. Wnp & Bios

109 9TH st NV Established 1864
Worid-renowned kranich 4 Bach aud other Pianos
and Organs at low prices and easy Pianos for
rent at reduced rates Special attention and
repairing. Pianos moved with best appliances. ja7
HMLET DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
IL l1anos, improved by pstents. Fifty of
Those Pianos ordered for the New England Consery-
atory, tell the story of supreme excellence III. L
SUMMER Agent, S1l 9Th ST. a. W. oil
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EDUCATIONAL.

i
NEW YORK ART sTUDIO.-INsTRUCTION IN
Oil Mster-color, and Pastel French Oral Lessons;
fsS ffE Kax n and Miss
(VONvERsATION AND PARLOR ETIQUETTE
~ Class or private instruction given one day in each
sn Box o LADY
ro,%ss5 S j; S.s fa Sty y. %4cK;
Private Lesson and Classes. ,s5-4w'
THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INsTI-
"a s STUDENTS
ience Mind Healing Glasses formed the first Mon.
ESdas.e q the Massachusetts, Metaphyseai ceIIess
IIRENCH LEssONs-PRoF H LARRoQUE, OF
L. sor5on na Uniyersity Paris 1914 St NV Also
English tuition and translatonsa at same quarters
WAsHINGToS SCHOOL OF FIsE ART AND
and TSd saFyns Day and evening cias;ss MISS
! GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANYONE TO MAKE A
fedsze Crayon Portrait in fifteen Lessons no
Studio band II, May Bldg cor tn and sis a2o I'M:
i Life Portrait Still Life. Water Color and Antique
Messrs hEAToN and bELANcY G1IL: fI Misses
| JOHNSToN and SYLVESTER Terms. per month:
Life or Portrait So: Water-Color or Antique, So.
CHORTHAND REvOLUTTONIzED-"ACM PHO
fsusSa n rpSeiensy s' 's three
,% First boob & second book 81 Glasses
fOrPsospssfns Washington school, 81 ss.n.w:
WRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
MILE ffSH to new as sylem tenn IS
simple and ttractive: her pupils learn to speak and
understand French in thirty lessons.
GOOD pronunciation at sight
Morning, afternoon and evening classes now form
| II .
References Hou and Mrs !, 8. Cox ,a14
| Mrs L. PRENTISS LEE,
EM II
| Culture used 1924 street. jalI-1m.
WASHlNGIoN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
advantages. o. l. BULLARb Director ' ;as- ln rrSe
MfMAH MORE nSh
instruction in English: the classics nodern aneuaees
Reisterstown. Md. ja.i I'm:
| DRAWISNGi AND PAINTING ACADEMY OF FINE
years in snrope with the most celebrated artists TO
children forming careless habits Of drawing
and upwards for almost nothing Instruction in every
nd Historical Painting. EvsDinT tasses for fes
and Gentlemen Mondays and ednesdays z. ja- Im'
MART,Y,SSss sc COMMERCIAL COLLEGE:
THE Highes, STANDARD Busness College IN America
EVenlng SESSIONS students can enter at any time.
| ACApEMIcAL COURSE.
| Writing, Grammar, Rhetoric History. Geography,
Arithms9s, Alsesra The studies in this cleo
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''ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart.