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EDUCATIONAL

Mr.. AND MRS ALFRED BUJAc WILL REGIME
II. r s.s ss q slss in f s En-, n N
Their residenoes. Addres 1924 i7th SIN se5s-sw'
81, oLclLhs vs. ASS.pEML, col last cAriIoL
and rette aspo:taent Aes:lenic eSur-e tor young
. .ss. thsrSssh train. nd I. The ssad.nsns.
dies not attending Tie sesosi. A ' saSs im
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPAKATO 4
Il chg l. Ibis schol Val oIen n the ssth
rs S.ys :aa Sins.rs se.ael. ~ and s 1os ua sss
" iSis . ss% xP aCSfisoIE ~ . ) 'fe sss ].
s on sls,i e asP saD. S
s, e rna a Glass ussSoer Apply looi AARON ~.
A Young LADY TEAc Err WISHES PRIyAT.
kArsiLs la Ensish br-l.chcs ksferences siven. al.
sis-.O2~ Po. Bo, So.
OLNEY IL TfTurE
Ia. third s s rss %e-, rvs WASHINGTON ,sss n.
nssn eonrse y thorough I'D eonIist. sud forcisn
! ss Jan i ss oo.s :a S TsssS .ss q
= ~, oerts German ana Mlns.
&C. aTpS t. as MISSES bon ss fraei.sl .er'
S~AkrHMoRE coLLEaE ,,,,.
op.ns 9Th month lltR' Thirty minute. from Broad
Fun COLLEGE course Tor both -sIes Classical sienine
sna Iterasy Also, q Manual Trimming aud Prs-
sntfnsiy building aud APPARATUS cat.Iosus AID
yio-eOaln hDWHRD Il. MAGrLI. Ii. D.. President,
\ oRwoop INsTITuTE-sEIEcT SCHOOL Fog
3. casELIp s =. pte' Mas ssSs ave as .sa Mrs
Soth with iull corps o. Instructors Dll-.an
A BUSINESS EDUCATION BOOK KEEPINa
a., fenmsnshir. ihmetio, Grammar. orthexraphy
te ms Call alter 4 80 p.nl MO0D,s COMMEkCI Al
SCHOOL "a STA ne Estab.i.hed issS aa5S-,im
PINkNEy INSTITUTE SIS CONN. AVE. IL.
"a. es anu title girls ReOJeLs : 2O Fur s,..s,i1l
iniornla ION apply TO the Misses kGEss iriacip4s
EDIcAL DEL AkIMrNT, -
Washington. y. C.
The fort,eth session Of TIN. Medical Coe viii bevp
on MONDAY, OCTOBER l. lsss. tie lew and vel.
ST. L 9th and 10th sta
For announcement and iurther particularly aadres.
q. l. AAoACDEi- AZ. ID. Dean,
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, saul. BUILDINa,
"A 81 9TH St, Orp. Z. & pateAt Olice
ali term Q. 1880 b-sins septeinoec AZ.
Day and evening" sessOnk
SCH4oA AAcAFEE. An I'M
Principal
Circulars at saus seedstore and the i5m
phlyATE INSTRUCTION ~ PRIMARY SUR
I, 1,ns an, Fan y Q, Columbian College. VIRGIL
JACKSON, l32l Oct sel7-2w'
rINHt MEDICAL. DENTAL Nd PHARMACEUTT-
Il cal DEPARTMENTS OF Howard University will bcs1n
CIRCULAR address &. d ~ RVS. NJ. D. secretary,
NBl.toc2 Ills l3th st.
4. RENCH THOROUGHLY MASTERED IN Two
common sense Il. LAhRoQUI III only nstiye A. NJ
OF PAri, sorbunne University. professor o cassica
ard modern lansaA.,e. yO3 10Th 81 a.w. .a2s- la.
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1928 15rH ST..

The MISSES KERR's schoo, for Young r.,,.. ana
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. IA Ac
Communications for limited number of Boarding Pa.
pills pe3-2m
GCH0O1 OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871
k1127 10th ct. New courses for Piano and
Church Orxsn. assuring most rapid progress church
SEA -:3m
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A FEW WORDS TO ADVERTISERS.
An UNPAmALLELED sH, VINO.
The Beet Local Advertising ueeisss
an the World

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yirst LAdy-sT uaderstand lfiss Do vers hss am.
on cue stage" second Lady-s-On. yoa. ~ ~
been before the public year" FIfsi Lndv-.Hs ~
Bhe made any nputattonf" second La6y-Soons \
presume. but not nearly ~ much q % ~ ~ q
Oa6DaCo MelDa
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Law DEpARrMENr
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF LAW
HoS. ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Late Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia
PAEslDENI.
Hox. SAMUEL f. MILLER
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the United
States.
Professor of Intei national and Constitutional Law
Hon. WILLIAM b. WEBB.
Lecturer on Federal Jurisprudence and Prsctioe
JAMES sCHoULER. ESQ.
Lecturer on BailInents and Domestic Relations
n. o. CLAUGHToN. ESQ,
Professor Of CommonLsw ea Ting, Evidence. Equity
Jurisprudence ana Pleading. Commercial and
Maritime Law. and Criminal Law.
EUGENE cARusI Eco,
Professor OF Law Of Real and Personal Property Con-
tracts and Negotiable Instruments. and Judge
OF the Moot Court
cHAs s. WHITMAN ESQ.
Professor of Patent Ia " and Practice.
The Law Department of the National University VIII
reopen MoNDAl. OCTOBER I. 1885, ct O'CLOCK
At the Law school Building lOO6 L ct. NV An
interested are cordslly invited " be present st the
OPENING exercises
Cstal sues containing the twentieth annual an
nouncenent r-siy AM can be oo tanned By Ap-
paying to the undersigned.
EUGENE D. cARUsI. Secretary.
once zoos ut, nw-
.el5-to L. Washington D. c.
Nj ENGLlsH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Re-orens OCTOBER ]. s2l We, mont ave
Pupils received Tor individual INSTRUCTION. se6-2m
A RI SCHOOL. 1880 PILRCE PLACE
"A Mrs N. h Pixies studio reopens the LIST October,
when Nj. Pike MA be ple.se % met her Glasses
latest ideas on China Painting IN which she hss
much interested duri.iv her European TOUR.
We SCHOOL OF FLocUTIoN
special training for children and NV beslaners.
pRoF. sHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMY Now
.ns q ga g .IDa MD
lars. 1904 St NV. su25sm
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THREE EN-
- tirr floors National bank OF the X pa c Building.
the door. Insi tuton established 1854 al bust
mes educaton that quaiihes young men and men tor
The business oours embrsccs: spencers' kspid Writ
ma. ortLoxrsIhy. the Lnglish LanguAge, . reSIond-
variety Of business Practice Vocal aud Phys
sa Sy is Moral snd c
%snts q PollSs ;, Economy and SSm. Law; Cont
sions ten monihs payable on es.terins.- 500 o. in
month instruments Of e10 each $40. By the gu r.
sions: Year sch ia $50: three moniss sIe' Special
courses: Dep rtments for stenor sphy htman short
Write or cali TOR illustrated annual spnouncement
On inf .ssE HESS
Sice-FnncipaL /. dARffELD sfHScIh seeTs.
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A Fearful Drop @ Death.
AN OTTAWA NAN CANNED Up DIT A BALLOON Ynon
WHICH


Says Q special ~ the Philadelphia Press from
Ottawa, Ont, sept. 70: Fully 600 persons a.
sembled on the Exhibition Grounds to-day TO Wit
ness the balloon ascension OF Prof. WilliaIns Of
Cincinnati, and his descent In parachute Every.
thing was ready, and the word TO let 70 was riyen
but TO the surprise OF every one Q young man.
the paUlic-works department, held on 70 he r,ne
running around the bottom OF the balloon For a
second AIS Trends and those on the spot Thought
he had reached from so TO 60 feet the crown
shouted Tor him 70 let go his hold. Dumb TO an
their entreaues he held on, and WAS soon hun
dreds OF feet above the excited crowd below IL
was evident 10 ali that ns strength must soon give
OUT and as he struggled 70 draw himself Nv ~ ret
more IMAM pea Can picture. Women tainted. and
The scene that followed is beyond description.
finshy, ai.er a last effort 70 gain : stronger
for a distance OF 1000 feet Be. an. For . time he
descended feet foremosl; then, Is II aItemprinx
which, until he 70 ched me earth, We Isy "a 4 ne.
Ginning position, with legs and arms extended.
He lei about $40 yards from where ne started,
protruded through his clothes Inc prVfes or, not
aware Of what uad happened, about twenty sec-
ond. after Wlnsaow let 70 his hold, commenced
"'' ue''en' ~aloo ne sSccesslolly .coompl'snsd.
A FRMALE MILITARY ConPAxY.-At Charleston,
viva, = company OF young ladieA thirsy.nvs In
uniforms. consisting VI blue dresses, trimmed In
white, and nold regular drill meetings every wei.
nesoAy evening. The arms used are wooden mus.
krtH made 10 exact Imitation OF The reguation
article, and the girls are said 70 Be making re-
nlAfk aoie progress In the manual OF Arma The
company mas not been named - yet
SHB COULD Nor HlAR rns TnAN-Iuformatiou
reached Lyncaourg, Va, last evening OF dlslr0ss.
ing asSaornt on the Nortoak aud western Railroad
near Thaxton's depot, In which MA ID n. Ws,ton
lost her NE she was found lying on the AIDE Of
the Track Win terfose wound In the baOk Of hef
hAR ~
trumpet and with her night supporting hsr hoo6
sne was vsry DEAL and IL V supposed that she WA
waking Win ner oack 10 the train that struck
Was . ssstsr-in-law 70 sx-Aayor Low, Of BrookIyn
NY.
THE PUBLICATIONS or fR4pnRIcHp D1Arv pross~.
verai adnerents u I've Emproas V,ctpr1a
VINO have Teen privileged 70 compare ne ertracts
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4 New Departure In 0urGeFy.
DR. oooDEl1 KxPnEo8Bs WAIT o. pAlru m nm
Akfls8Pfio f1BonY.
From the PhiladslphAa Tunes. To-day
Dr. william 00odell, chemical professor It the
University Hospital, rather startled an smphi.
tneatef full Of students yesterday morning By
telling them that hs was losng connience in the
antissptic theory. Tue university medical ssu.
dents are ali brought up 70 hold this theory in
some reverence, aud Dr.. Hayes Agnew, Lheir pro.
lessor OF surgery, was one Of the st men Of proni-
nence 10 TINS country 70 take hold OF the anti
septic principle and bring tile anIssptic treat
ment Into common usa Dr.. 0oodell went on 70
AZ lnae ne himself Wa giving up the use Of the
caroolc spray 70 large extent In surgery, and he
tnougnt the time was com ng when q would be
onpenseo Vita Altogether. except In Midwifery.
The professor was aftsrward seen by q rsportsr
o. tas 1tmss ~ bis residence. when he repeated
me sun further he said. II believe that in time
tne antisepe1c treatment will Be done away with
AIto 9etner 10 ev ~ case-even In midwifery. You
sse tee tneofy which underlies this Treatment u
tnas there are germs IN the air which may DO
oamAee when operations arc being performed TO
9ostIoy tnese kerms the carb0lic spray 10 used
!hosc tnat oppooo antlseptic treatment simply
o0uDt the existence OF these germs as do myself
Az tnat needed, think, IL surgical operations
- personal ceanllneeA You Will md that many
Oh we younger physicians think with me on this
question. Many older men, such O. Dr. Lyeter,
the eminent English surgeon, have given up the
pracuce OF antisepaiA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

THE ELycTRo-MAGNETlc BOILER CLEANER CO.
The Eeetro-MagneJ Boiler Cleaner Co., oI WASH
ington, ID. C., organized Tuesday eveuing by the
elrctlon the fOl.owing officers: President, Gen.
John b. Clark; vicepresidI nJ, Mr.. John "A. Walsh;
secretary, Mr.. Chaa W. schneider; treasurer, Col.
L q. Mcclure; general manager, Mr.. Milton 5.
Cable; board OF dlrec, OrS, Gen. John Is. CLARK,
Major s. A. Jonas, Mr.. JOnn IA. " alsh, Hon. Z. j.
Rogers Mr.. Gee. u. Schroeder, Mr.. Clas. W..
Scnneiaer, Mr.. 1los A. Green, Mr.. Jos. y. Kirby,
and Col L. L. Mcclure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF
Xu HOWARD UNIVERSITY.


CLINICS.
Regular Clinics ct the Freedlnens Hospital win Be
held during the winter as foll.ws:
Medical-Evefy sunday afternoon ct O'Clock, be-
ginning Octol er IA, by Prof Hood.
SurHical-Every saturday at 4 30 D. m, beginning
October ID. by Prof. Graham PurviA
Obstetrcal-For semi students Will be held resu-
larry under the supervision VI Prof. Purvis.
The Dispen AIRY clinic will be held daily from IL TO
p. m. by Dr. 6hadd.
Surgical clinics will be held Sunday mornings for
two months during the winter at the Providence Hos
pital by Prof. keyburn.
Dental clinics, when the poor can have their teeth
treated without Charge. will be held every tuesday
Thursday. and Saturday evenings from = to p IN.
and SUNDAY afternoon At y. IN. by DR.. Yeatman.
O. b PURNIS, secretary,
se22-oc15 Ills 18th st. q.
FTNHE MCDONALD ELLIS SCHOOL, 1900 nth
Il IT.. 1924 Mass. ave. aud 1928 st English and
French Boarding and Diy school for young ladies and
little girls sixth year begtns september 20, 1855.
For Information address the Principal,
se22-1m MISC ANNA ELLIS.
MI IsS J. A. DABNEY, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
NA 1910 X st. n. ".
Special attention given to beginnerA
Terms moderate, se22- linz
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
The Effect Of the PrOhtbstion Questi0n
In state POlisics,

THE CONGRESSIONAL rIonr-A PROHIBITION cANpf-
DATE IN TIE vIELD-REPuDLIcASs CONFIDENT or
CARRYING TIE srATs-A PosrNAsrRRS AMuspso
NJsHAKl
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nj 7. VERNON SEMINARY.
hoo. 11o4. HOG. 1lle st and 1las 18th It =.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Foureenth year opens WE'D SEspAYs OCTOBER Sd
Tor reception OF Gosrding pupils; thursday, OCTO-
bElt 4th Tor reception Of day pupils
An applications for admission to the DAY school
should be made prior to October lst
se5.2m Mr.. I. J. sOMERs Principal.
MISS JOSEPHINE NIMMO,
V1 teacher of Piano and Orrsn. Lessons resumed
September 18Th.
Apply at Eberbach'- Music store stn. w. s26.lw.
WANTED-PUPILs IN TYpEwRIIIN0 sl0 FOR
w SO lessona Individual Instruction. Address Box
80 ssar Office. se25-3ts
DROF. CALDwELLS ACADEMY OF DANCING
l. Corner 9Th aud H sta n.w,)
Glass reunions every Tuesday aud Friday 8 to
mission OF persons " this Academy For further In
se:-4ws ia At NV
TINE WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART
l. and Decorative Design. Vernon Row, 9l5 Penn
ave- Drawing Painting Toll and water coloT) Modelling
Mood Carving, Crsyon Portrait &c Call or send for
circular. s22. lms
GERMAN TAUGHT BY THE "NATURAL
~ nethod IN classes or private lessons, BY an expe
rlsnced North German. Address HANOvEkIAN. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

FATALLY Sn0f II 4 Observation-Disclosures va,
Was shot ana fatally injured By an unknown bure.
lar a. AtlansAs "a, yesteroay morning, he wss
guarding store In which the burYiar was sun
posed 70 be, and was waiting for another pstrdl.
man 70 come 20 his Assistance when he = n shca
In the breast The murderer eocaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

Hsn HusBAND BEAR Hna Ann An, s,- u,,. ~.
EIna-Mn Lena sehrtnev, who poured kcrooene
on eer n9sosna while he was drunk and - him
On nle, piesoeo guilty IN Chicago yesterday, and
Inc luoye IN ming tae sentence, t6ok into con.
alteration the fact that schrtnor WA Vffe nesrar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

nj RS NJ BARRIN0ER
WI WILL RESUME LESSONS
~ piano Technique aud singing October l. Residence
1883 q ct
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1880 18th Ut. NV
To accommodate the numerous pupils attending this
school q second studio has Leen opened 1928 18th
where the principal attends three times Ter week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
EDUCATIONAL.

GERMAN IS THOROUGHLY TAUoRT ~ IA,
" dive 70 iaiies aud esnticmsn q The ru ii.s rSst
dence. in cl.seeS ar sepsratsly. rsrs opportunity
for sxcsllsnt fami iss, Address PROF OF MOI EKN
LANoCAGLb. Star ofAoe. sc27 ST.
THE tINTH1cUM INSTITUTE, GEORGETOWN
Il VII y opened tor the session Of lS6e-'ev On Mon.
week Ct q O'Clock sxc pt saturday JOSIAH DEM I,
PrsA Board Of ,ust~sA sr,7 -3rs
EVENING INSTRUCTION N BEN PITAAN-
~ S enam Phonosrsphy viii b. given limited mum
sgned % his rssiaence GA East pftol e. inivdus
se27-2ts
nRAwINa AND PAL TING. DOC.
" torA business men, lsd aud geutle leigur'
10 you not often wish that could sketch " Do
lou n9t visa that your rarrnts had ,te> that you
10 we oscsnse II u usefu In evsry profess ONT IL Y
YOU 20 to me National Academy Of Fiue Arts, S04 b.
s.. you VIII md Mrs, morrill,. who has stud ed many
Yeas IN Europe. aud, while she lovcs her art and
4hts maenihcept pictures she vi lay aside her
brush 70 ak TO Your children, telling them OF the
treat laws OF art In laRuae simple and clear that
the ntt!e ones oecoine ss much intsrste In
pay; Sucl training Will do than medicine for
invalid children. Do you want To know why one pic
.urs ~ so9d anu another ba.. or to sure whether
AT ssons! DO you want TO be able 70 sketch any
thing you or think Of Paint the portraits of
those ron lovsi 10 want 60 understand the most
profound aud SUI lmsst principles Of arti Go and
st1ndy with Mrs. Morrsu Chldren's class. ) turday;
$40 per year. ce2S.lOts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

Lhe Preparatory School opens sertemper ga
The Columbian College opens September "a
Ihe National Medical College opens October L
The School Ut Dentistry op+ns Octouer L
The Corcoran Scientific school opens October L
The University Law schoo opens October 3
For Cataloguee or other informal ION sdlress
sel-3m JAMES c. WELLING LLD Pres,t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-14
ALL SORTS.

City Clerk Cornman is not taking an
active part in politics this fall, and did
not find it convenient to attend yester-
days convention. 1t appears that the
aStute gentleman has looked into the
almanac and discovered that there are
several cold days booked for Novem-
Der, and has given it out that
he Is "neutral.' A striking coinci-
dence in this connection IS that the
life-SiZe picture of President Cleveland
has ceased to be mural decoration of
his inner sanctuary, and that the varie-
gated illustration of the st. Louis con-
Vention is now conspicuous by Its
absence.
William McMullen has returned from
a three months sojourn in Ireland, and
says that the American newspaper ac-
counts of the condition of the people
there give very fair idea of the situa-
ton. He did not find as much suffer-
ing from actual want as might be ex-
pected, and says the evicted peasantry,
thanks to the generous support which
comes largely from the United States,
are not reduced to actual prlvation.
Father James McGOlrick, who was his
fellow voyager, decided to remain few
weeks longer, and is now in County
Tipperary. He will probably return
about Sept. l, bringing with him several
professors, who will be added to the
faculty of st. Thomas academy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-14
ROASTING RINEHART.
The County Committee Has Its
Course Clearly Laid Down.

Course Clearly Laid Down.
The following was adopted without a
dissenting vote:
Whereas, 1t is the sense of the Democrtic
party of Hennepin county. as represented in
regular convention assembled. that the Dem
ocratic voter of said county should have full
and sufflclent notice Of the time and place at
which the caucuses to elect delegates to the
next county convention are to be held, and
Whereas, 1t is the sense OF this convention
that full and fair notice of the order in
which nominations for the different county
officers is to be made; now, be it
Resolved That the present county com
mlttee and1tS chairman are hereby instructed
to call the county convention to nominate
county officers at the coming election. on
date not earlier than Sept. and not later
than Sept Is, 1888, and that they are hereby
instructed that the Democrats of the different
precincts and towns OF the county OF Henne-
pin shall have notice published in the DAILY
GLOBE of not less than eight DAYS of the
place where such caucuses are to be held. of
the number of delegates each precinct and
town is entitled TO and the different inspec-
tors appointed to act al each precinct and
which notice shall be published three sue,
cessive days in the DAILY GLOBE and The
Evening Star.
Resolved, second, That the caucuses shall
be called under the redistribution of the year
1856, and the same inspectors shall serve as
at the preceding caucuses, and each precinct
shall be entitled TO at least one delegate for
each 200 Democratic votes cast at the last
gubernatorial election. and one delegate for
each major portion thereof.
Resolved. third, That the order in which
the nominations shall be made at the next
county convention shall be as follows to wit:
First placed in nomination shall be sheriff
second, register of deeds; third, clerk of The
district court; fourth, county auditor; fifth.
county treasurer; sixth, county attorney:
seventh. judge of probate; eighth county
coroner; ninth. county superintendent Of
schools; tenth, county surveyor; eleventh
court commissioner; twelfth, county COM
misSioners.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

T. II. Arson has gone to Winona.
George Haven has gone to Chicago.
X. S. Keeler left for Chicago last evening.
L. L. Baxter, of Fergus Falls, is at the Mic
ollet
Mrs S. A. Farlbault, of Faribault is at the
Nicollet.
Miss r. NJ. Stubs, of st. Cloud, is visiting
trends re.
Mrs. McCastland, of Wahpeton, Oak, is at
the st. James.
George NJ. Harris and wife, of Anoka, are
at the National.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Steinhauser have re-
turned from Duluth.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan of Madison, Wis. is
visiting friends here.
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf, of Itch
field, are at the West.
f. B. Lyons, of the Minnesota & North
western road, is in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Blethen returned yes
terGay from their trip to Maine
The South Minneapolis Pleasure club give
bail at Burglands hall this evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps of George n.
Morgan post picnic at Minniehaha this even
ing.
IT. Fulton CAN'T, the labor orator. re-
turned TO his home i'll Nebraska last even
ing.
II. c. Heuges, advance agent of Barnum.s
circus, registered at the National last even
ing.
Misses Della Mcbride, Antoinette South
and Ruth c. Tousley, of jamestown, n. y,
are in the city.
George B. Harris general manager of the
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy road. was in
Minneapolis yesterday.
James Morrison has returned from Mon
tana. He was favorably impressed with that
country and thinks of going there to live.
A. J. Blethen, Will E. Haskell and Lucien
Swift, Jr., left for Detroit. Mich, last even
Ing to attend the annual meeting of the
Mestern Associated Press association