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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23
AUCTION sALxs--vusnrs Dsyss
By James .. Elan.
Real Estate Agent ard Auotloneer.
lib Nam street

V,HAT VERY DESIRABLE, SPA
J. CIoIs, AND wEIL-AhKAN0LD TWO
sroRY-AND-yfASsARD DWELLING
No. gs7 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET TO BIZ SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

By N W. Bowe,
Roal Estate Au tl0necr,
40. Eleventh stree. Richmond, Va.
DICHMOND AND ALTEGHANY
LII RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

I. Herbert l. Torrl and Thomas 8 Hococs.
IrlHtees......... ...............-N OMplAluaul ,
against
The Richmond ami Allegheny Railroad Com
psny and Ofher4. ................. Defendants.
9. Horny 81. Alexander and Henry *. Tyson,
Trustees .....-..--.....-. CONF isluaht5,
against
Tho richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Com
pEny anu Other5................... defendants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-23

Pursuant % a decree anl foreclosure sal0 on
tered on tue igh day Of December. ls3S ~ mo
Circuit Court OF the Dty OF McnmouI, Var ana,
IN the aboye-siyiei Causes, tie undersigned, q
commissioner proinied oy sad decree, Nll sell
Hs an entirely Uy public auction. ID the higneiJ
bidder az The front door of the courthouse Ci a
Hastings Court, ia the said city, az mo Lour OK
, On
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

LIMA ONO, Oct. l0.-5everal weeks
ago the neiShboring town Of Lafayette
paused prohibition ordinance and all of
the saloons we're closed. A few days ago
saloon Keeper OF this city went to
Lafayette and opened place. He was
waited upon by committee who in
formed him that his business was not
required there but he continued and the
town officials 90. out an injunction to
stop him. The judge decided in his
favor and he resumed business with more
openness than eyer. Early yesterday
morning his saloon WAS bombarded by a
crowd of several hundred persons. They
came supplied with stones and sledge
hammers and surrounding the place com
mened to storm it, The doors AID win
dows were broken and the crowd rushed
in. Iha bar was battered, mirrors
broken, the heads of barrels knocked in
apd the contents wasted. The place was
almost torn down and everything ruined.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

lllllisih lliiAlt iA''bIhs
Ii Iluianapon,, the homo Of President
Harrison, tine Democrats have won com
p!ete victory for the hrBt tinla in l6 years.
il caruot be said that the President has
lalled 20 use the gpolls system Tor all It Is
worth t. prevent this rHAult. rs has DIS
tribured offices and rewards, big and little,
SO luv'=hly among his Indianapolis neigh
bora gs to provoke the spoilers ia I'LL the
fast OF thu country. But, so 'ar from har-
monGlnG the party aud promoting It's
success In his oWn home, the -poiiS
syatom has had il5t tho cppotite effect.
fne masses OF the E4pn1lie II voters
were apathetin; tie reeipients of
administration ii.vols were too lazy to
WORK for the party; the disappointed ap.
pl,cants we're r5yengetul. aud tie reform
element OF the party was Disguised. This
election in Indianapolis throws an ominons
shadpw over the nav spolls policy made
up OF re- otm cant and pHrtisOn pioscrip-
tiun, whlch President Harrison nus In
augurutsi While sucn u policy 6llanates
ali ttu1 friends o. Owl Service Reform, 1t
enbitters Tho disappointed applicants for
office, who are TOO numerous for the
patronage OF government to satisfy were II
10 times as great. Probably another blow
or two like this might convince President
Harrison that the spols system is not a
success eve. for the satisfaction OF tue low
est n8Sle Of party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
o1syns4sD,s rHJBurE.
The ex-Prontdent Gracefully Refer
10 the Late =. n. Cox.


NKw YopK. OCT. lO.--Tbe constituents OF
the late Congressman s. s. COX held
memorial meuting tonight, over which eS-
President Cleveland presided. Before H.
PRODUCING Hon. j. Proctor Knott, the orator
OF tho occasion, Mr.. Cleveland spoke
briefly, saying;
"It Is peculiarly 1T and proper that
among the tributes paid 20 the worm ana
usefulness OF samuel IS. Coz tho mos hearty
and sincere should how from the hearts OF
his confessional constituents.
81 shall not forbear mentioning the TACT
that your representative, Ia all his puolic
caroar, md IN his relations TO legislation,
was never actuated by a corrupt or selfish
interest. His zen! wa born OF putllc spirit
and the motlveof his labor was the puolie
good, He was never found among those
who CLOAK their efforts for personal gain
aud advantage beneath the disguise of dts.
Interested activity tor the welfare OF the
people. These are pleasant things for his
friends to remember tonight, and they are
without doubt the things upon which rest
the VreAtest shars OF the bonDr and respect
which his memory e1acts from his fellow
cltlz US.
"But while we thus contemplate the
value OF unsalilsh public usefulness we
cannot restrain reflection which has a
sombre colcripE What 10 the condition OF
tue times when we may justly and fairly
cxalt the memory OF deceased public ser.
want because be was true aud honest md
faithful to his trust 2 Are Wa maintaining
safe siann + OF pubic duty when the
| existence OF LLese virtues, Instead OF being
| general, are exceptional enough TO cnuee
| conRrarIlatlou? Allpubl'g servants should
be Us true and honest and faithful es tbs
| man whom We mOurn tonighr,
~ beg you to take homo with you among
| the rtile1tions when this OCCASION sinai
awaken az appreciation OF the Truth thai
| If We are to secure for ourselves all III
BLESSINGS OF our FREQ institutions wa mus
better appralend the interest We have q
s5.ko In their crrpu GUS maintenance, snr
must exact of those whom We trust Ia pup
lie Office more rigid adherence to the de
msnds 81 public duty"
Ex Governor J. Proctor Knott OF Ken
tncE then paid most eloquent tribute II
| Mr., Cox's memory,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17


Nome OF the ElrcsriciRns Accept
Mayor c.Enns's Challenge 10 TUIch
a Live MiVe,
new YoRS, Oct. 9.-In view of the
who'll, sale loss OF life b. electricity the
meeting OF the Board Of EiscLricai O5n-
troll to-day was devoted to reception OF
the Representatives of the various CON.
panioR.
Mayor Grant scared them Enundly,a and
declared himself ia iav1E OF shutting of
electric illumination by overhead wiraa
altogether unless the mortality cahseG.
He waa told that the wires were safe. but
none Of the representatives answered in
tho affirmative hi1 question, "Wlll ypu
take hold OF chsegea wire Of yuur com.
pany 70 prove its saiety?" They adrlittad
that they thought tine riSk too great.
The mayer wss firm in insisting that
the wires muet 60 into subways, anu that
when suoways did not exist perfect in.
sulation must be maintained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
4 Somorous Evasion.

New York Evening Post.
Fir. Blaine's speech to the Pam kmeri-
can Conference was sororous evasion Of
the chief ostensibie object FOR which the
conference wha drawn together, viz:
"'ro encourage SUCH rsciprocsl CONNER
Gil relations Gs win be hene hcial TO all,
and secure more extensive mafhgts for
the produ0,a Of each o. said oDun srisg."
Not enc word is 60 be found in Mc
Blaine's speech on this subject, although
hD bad much to say s5oat the besu.iss Of
peace ami goodwill R;roDg men, aud
tact sort OF thing. Such talk always
gOunds we'll, whether ia Sunday sch1ol
or IN the rostrun Of u graduating class.
There is nothing to be sail against it; but
is would Lave mad more point and force
i! we were in tins hsbis o. quasygling with
oar n-ighbors OF South and Central
America II is trne that they do
quarrel among themselves sometimes,
ana that in one Instance we came near
linking ourselves in" That time was
when Mr.. Blaine was seoretRry OF State.
So far as we may take bis apsech rs a
promise not TO do SO my more, it il up.
propriata, and should be thankfully re.
ceived. In other respects it comes fsl
short OF public expectation. There was
indeed, an sllGsion to steamship subsi,
| dies, hut none to the ''reciprocAl com.
! merGiai rslationsn which are indicated in
the first section Of the conference act Of
one of the spe5ial objects Of the confer.
ence. On the contrary, he said that We
would mot geek TO form any selfish ALI
sncsB against the older nations, from
which We are proud TO claim iuherisaace,'
thus qaieting the fears lately expressed
abroad lest this conference might adopt
tariffs to our advsntge and to their detri
ment. The inference to be drawn trou
this passage in the speech is that no com
msrciaI advantages are sought or ex
pectad, since the phrase ''aeltish ALI
ancsa" has no other than Commercial
| sterilization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

Ell PAso, Texas, Oct lO.-several
nights ago Customs Inspector Bisohley
on the watch at the street car line bridge
saw Mexican accompanied by boy
and two women croEs the American eds.
The man carried bundle. The officer
approached and ordersd the Mexican tc
halt hut instead OF obeying the command
the Mexican sprang to ons side, drew a
pistol and fred at the officer but missed.
Blackiey returned the tirs striking the
Mexicen ard bringing him down. The
officer's side of the fair is corrobo-
rated by street car driver. The
wounded Mexican is in critical condi
ton. The two women who were With
him returned to the otaer aide with the
bottle of Touquiia which the Mexican
was smuggling over and reported to the
Mexican authorities hat the Mexican vaS
unarmed and was shot down without
proyorstion. The Jusrez authorities are
investigating the matter and speak Of
making it an international affair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

vIcr2MA, b. b., Oct. l0.-frof. Otto
j. klatX, chief astronomer OF the depart
rIant OF the interior nj Ottawa hes ar
Iivea in Ibis city from Alaska During
his stay he visited the famnus Muir
glacier, which has attained nelebrity by
accounts OF silent city, mirage rs
Montreal. The story of the mirage Of
Muir glloier Pref. Kotz prnnounces q
bumhug. Many fine reflections are OBJ.
tanned in northern waters Of wild scenery
and fantastic formations OF leo but Bueh
thing Gs tho reflection of city thou
sands of miles distant world ho impossi.
BILE. He does not consider tho Rtnos
phere SO FAR north az capable of prcduo
ing suoh phenomenon, which is gensr
| ally the result of overhead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

The RraHt drawundge on tho Thames
river al New London, Conn, was opened
Thursday. 1t Is 425 feet louS and the
draw sos. The structure is owned by the
railtoad companies forming the Snore
Line system, and has double railroad
track along the entire length.
Sister Martha Seten died at the Convent
OF Mount st. Josephus, Frederick, Mary
land, Tuesday week. she was ~ year Old,
and had bosn III the sls,erhood ~ years.
The grand jury Mt Scranton, Pa, raurs-
day indicted tor emo zlirtnnnl eX Ohshit r
Jesaup, who IL charged with having " aeked
the scrG nton Oity Bank by mishpptoprla'-
Ing Tl2D,OO0 OF itH llnls. 1t had been said
inat Jersup would escape trial by an ami
cable settlement.
Dispatches to the Manufacturers Record
report the organization Ia London of 1t
compgay ru build IRON and steel works ut
| mlddleshotOugn, Kentucky, and the COM
maIcenent Of work ut the same town OF
two furnaces OF 100 tons daily capacity, to
cost about sinO,0O
Tbe Railroad CARTE says that 31li
miles OF new railroad nave been built Ia
| TIE United States during the year 1889 up
| to October lst. InGluding Canada and
| Mexico tue total Is $3.50 mites. i also
| states that b ,sgD miles OF railroad arc now
under contraction, probably oue fourth OF
| which Will be completed this year.
| a Telegram rom Flttshurg says the
heavy demand Tor steel rails 81 late has
caused sharp advance In prices. Sale,
ast week aggregated G5,0UU TONS, thG
Union Pacific alone taking iOUHO tors
At the beginning OF tho gear rails wert
| quoted at i27, AID since then safes havt
boom made ~ low as S25. Lust week theI
brought 92S 50, and agents are now askius
SZJ.
A memorial parade was cid at lleasan
Valley, Pa., Thursday 70 commemorate tn
death OF 3, pctlms Of the MUD Run dis
aster. business waS suspended, stotes ans
dwellingl oeing draped ~ mourning.
ma ade Of Catholic societies also took place
High magU was held NJ ST. liHry'a Churcl
IN the morning. A. the cemetery prayer
were 0irsrud for the souls OF the dead, IN
the graves were decorated. There wer
nearly 900 persons prevent.
Nnls iaourers were digging Rew-r 1
one Of the streets OF TiGunderoga, N. I
Thulsiay, they struck tombstone an
found under II II coffin containing huma
bones. The skull was Intact, tut me re-
II the bones were di-icluted and muc
teuAyed. iha cnliln, OF 0IEi was In IN
state NJ preservation. When the tOmostoL
| was claHLuu 1t wills found to bear nn II
lrfipt9y recording the date OF Gnath {
Lord Howe. The rsmRips VIII prohab' !
re-lplerrsi II Cfica II the village cemeter
Lord Howe, or George Augustus Howe, vs.
Born ia England In l74i. on July Gtn, lTb
urinr Cunmander.in,ch!st james Az
rrombie, b. landed ut tilu outlet ~ La
George. Coming suddenly on the Efent
: .Drccr two days later at Fort TlcOnderof
= i.a luli ut the head OF HE corps In Il
l eEsaH; sRlrtnleh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
TILE nREnnr sRALrRs.
Wants Exclusive COntvoi OF the
IFehrtug sen or A. Went Fish,

fehrtug SEN OF a. Went Fish,
San FRANCISCO, Get. 1t.-In an interview
Mr.. Louis SlOss, president of the Alaska
Commercial Company, said: Our lease
expires the frat OF May next. but IL the
present state Of affairs continues the com
pHny will not want to renew II. The num-
Dor OF piratlcal vessels Ia Behrlng sea is
greater tniB year toln formerly. The gov
eminent cutter has done what II could, but
1t Is entirely poWariess 10 watch the whole
region. Thete have been probably 30 eco
skine stolen BY private sealing vessels, and
iuiiy $4,000 or 81, 900 head killed. Our
company has taken shout lUO, 600 sEins
this year less than usual. Not only
are tee ssGis becoming less, but they
are smaller IMAM formerly. Last season
LEO cases were required TO pack
100000 pelts. This scar the game
amount of skins were put in 1865 Casks.
Ualess we could be- guaranteed absolute
protection against illegal sealing We would
under no consideration renew the lease.
1T the revenue cutter should bring any
cqptured sealais to Ounalaska 1t is most u
tulssone conclusion that riot would occur
there. Much damage would be result by
fire and destruction of property. Such an
occurance is probable ~ any time and the
possibility OF It's spreading Is II standing
menace 10 the peace OF Alaskan potts,
owing TO the criminal AID brutal character
o. ice outlawsd seaiefs."
Regarding the her Industries In our
northern territory Mr.. Bloss said 1t WIS
thought that the Alaskan salmon supply
was lnexhRustiDla Tut the experience OF
this year teaches differently. Tee cauneries
nave reduced tbs amcnnr OF salmon ma
tarially. As an Illustration une establish.
mont that lnst season put up 100000 CASES
was oil y able this year even WIFE more
men and Increased e4ertton 10 secure 81, JUu
eases. There are small forests III AlRs la
tnt on account OF tes distance they would
Lsyer be OF any commercial importance
until timber lands nenrer to IL market have
Leaa denuded. He believed AiasEa uiu5,
| dspeud los her futuzs prospects upon heL
mineral wealth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
A ROYAL UG.
The Gear i'm the Aaiser's Arins-nsisa
n.arcx Snakes the asnsskssn Rulers

EAAnus
BERLIN, Oct. l1.--The car, wao arrived
hore this morning, ia accompanied by the
Grand Duke George, his second son. EN-
peror william, several Of the royal princes,
Prince Bismarck, Count Herbert Bismarck,
and u number OF generals and court
officials reserved the czar and grand duke
at the Lehrter station. The czaE was attired
IN the uniform OF the German Alexander
regiment, OF which he ie honorary colonel.
He and Emperor William embraced re-.
peatadly. Alter their greeting was over the
ear turned 10 Prince bismarck and shook
hands with him. He also had brief con-
veEsntion with the chancellor. The mem
berB Of the czar's suite were then presented
TO the suite OF Emperor William, after
which the guard OF nonOr def cd before the
osar, the band playing the Russian national
hymn.
1he party proceeded to this etate car.
rlngeS which weIe IN waiting aao dove
Though the Bradsnburg gate across the
KoenigsplaIz and to the RUdeian embassy,
the horses going on fast trot for the en-
tire distance.
As the imperial carriages passed the
Bradenburg gaze park OF artillery began
firing a salute OF l0l guns. The streets
along the route were pieniifully decorated
With flags anc blnticg, but the crowd
which had gathered did not cheer aS the
car passed along. Emperor William wore
the unitorm OF tue Russia Wyberga regi.
meht and had on his breast the decoration
of the Russian order OF st. Andrew. Prince
Bismarck also wore his Russian orders
The admirals attached to tne British chan
rel squadron. which Is now a. kiela, Were
present at hesitation when thec2lr arrived
and were sauted by him.
Emperor William zoos b!s departure from
the RGssian embassy after remaining th9rt
for but u few minutes. PriRce BlsmlrcB
remained md he'd conversation with ths
ear, lasting 20 miGuies longer. Tha c2it
took lunGheon with tho German oiiiesIs
forming his special suite.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
ri,c Yr.nyI,In "A snrcnns.

WAsHINGIoN, Oct. l0.-Conmander
Goodrich, chairman of the trial board,
telegrGphed Secretary Tracy this morn
ing chat the test of the dynamite cruiser
Vesnvius had been successful TO degree
not anticipated The gnns were fred FIVE
times in II instead OF 80 minutes which
had been estimated ut the necessary time
to FIRE that number OF shots. The Gpeed
Of tbe vessel was mp to requirements and
even beyond The plans of the vessel
were furnished by the Dynamite Gun
Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

NEW YeBK, Oct, 9.-Mts. George
Francis Train, -, hes secured an abso.
lutte divorce from her husband, the son
OF George Frsncis Train, philosopher,
lecturer, Bohemian and psychist. judge
Barrett granted the divorce The case
WAS heard before Royal 5. Crane of GO
Broadway, who was appointed referee il
this matter some weeks ago. The charge
brough. against Mr. Train was intiielity,
ana he .ARde no defence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
The Cznr,, V,s,, 40 Germany.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10. The semi
official Nome PrsytHlS says: The czar's
visit TO Berlin will not affect the political
situation. The grave injuries that Russia
has suffered through constantly favoriug
the aggrsndizement of Prussia is now
known and keenly felt by the e2sr who
has finally renowned his policy OF IN
requited complnisance. Germany will
derive no advantage from the interview
between the emperor beyond the re-
moyai OF tbs uneasinsss arising from thu
repeated postponements of the cEar's
visit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

T1--T -F7Is
The 7.csgrg af taa Democrats Of
indianapolis Taaad4y il Significant iu
many ways. The city hos bssu t.aler
Republican lnasoEa since Ib7l Nov il
elects Democratic mayor bY good MA
jag.ty. Eaen President H4grIsona lyil
wed shows heavy DsmOoEa,lc RSils.
Tho nossi IS that thH country Is nlt *.
liberated by the civil service, pension,
aig! GauH and sectional record oi Sine cd
N aistga,lou. There ig aAo.ucr moral,
that pafrohsge oces not strengthen a
pag.y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
pTon,Vv,n. 1il.nn Drnli.

PmLApaLl HA, Oct. lG-Wa.ilm y.
EegdrisK, well Known Grmociauc
iaeder IL local politics, aird bsre ais
"a oraipg, R'tar pte,slctal Illness, eg5d
81 Mr Keudrjok was ftpmiueat and
ectiye mel.ber % the aig irateIDit5
and has ~ ID many lres prstAoua ~ taa'
order. Ia van also uumaeE Of shg
order cf PAs.a ant Tbs Allerican Iegi0a
ct 5aNor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

YOU have heard your friends and neigh
bols taiEins about T.. You may yourself bs
UnD Of tha uany who know from personal
experience inst how good a thing II IL, II
st5uuch frignds. because the wonderful
thing about II ia, tEar when once given q
trial, Dir Kings Naw Discovery ever after
holds u place IL the house. II you have
never used 1t end shclll hs effected with u
cough, cold or any throat, lunE or chest
trOubls, secure hctfls ut once aad give II
u fair trial. Il Is gu -TaHteed every tme. or
money retuaGod. Trial bottles flGe at lea.
tGn Smith drug store, seventh and Pine
streets. Goods delivered ire1.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

It is very important In this age of vast
material progress that remedy ps ple4a,
tn 70 the taste ard 10 tie eYe, easily
tassu, acceptable TO the stomach AMI
haglth in It's nature Spt eEGsts. Possess.
lag hsse qualities, sJrup y Figs f. the one
perteet !sSatlSe and nest gentle dluratlq
knoHa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
GnG AEaLESa aS4HIl.


An angler set hg HE winter Ere
White oAly his Ttt9 WIS uiEh;
hud he sid tn htia-sit,
Did thts cunning Old III,
"lli tell 'em w1pPpiug biF l!5-
A brilliant aGd intricate lie.
lie leansd his CHA on his anciant hand,
WSlie gently be ssrof4i A,s 1aagd,
tohep lie gathered ala l9n.
His ink.bo.t!a pnl thgu--
f. Biyiy an : suuE l2.T iet=al--
A iost thu. vas ioSy and 4.
lie gp2sd aloft II the rellIa@ !it,
Apa then no ioas-d ii ,ay I,J.r,
AS ne REii, "C5j, hout
Astsr SALMON and tsuat
II. give 'em slta5 ~. iuF lora--
Some lovely and lying Ole io9a,"
He wrots art b. wrote q SOLID hour,
Ei5 wife ill tLe "Lite ilt.i4g III,
Very ceIr-.in, hoT e7rr,
rnst her haOby, 20 clever,
Was worAtuR U? s9inr novel Ne
Some Wild mad exttayl2su! lie.
When sudden the cid man roe up, stared
VAR LOOKS that were VISA as; cold.
Whats the ra2tts,g' cree gre;
''The daN'lW ST. ue,
"I'm eertairly IA owing n -
"LyeIy He cen thing o!'a gasa to.d."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

WAsnNGEoS, Oct. lU--Tn5 President
La5 appointed ElSoo4 =. Lance to be
postmaster 81 Detroit, Mich.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

twelve hundred and siSty-nine u269) stu
dents last year. Early application necessary.
send for enrolment blank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
PIERCE Of BUSINESS Isl
NbtASM AND
- - SHORTHAND,
szzuss--.zH sszzz=zD
RECORD BUILDING,
COLLEGE c,.. '''i' 1s..,.
---------p PHILADELPHIA, PA.
szssaz.zz-sna4asEaH<nsnz1
- SECOND, Third AND
FOURTH FLOORS.
Morning, Afternoon and Night Sessions.
'rwpnty.tiffh rolIegiaie yyar begins Tuesday,
SECOND, THIRD AND
FOURTH FLOORS.

Morning, Afternoon and Night Sessions.
Twenty.fifth collegiate year begins Tuesday,
SnnlRmher B, lhhD.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

Technical knowledge qualifying for business
engagements Full instruction for commercial
and general business vacations. Also short
hand anh type-wrlting,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17

A faculty Of more than score OF practical
men who have prnctlreh what they tcnCh.
BoOk-krepcrs ont Of counting houses teach
ing housekeeping: lawyers teaching law and
business forms successful high school prlnri-
pals tcuching English branches law reporters
teaching shorthand and type-writing, etc. otc
"ThiS institution has been eXccptiOnali,
fortunate ia the success Of the students VIII
have graduated ihcrsirum.
Olc. 0Dsn Saturdays for heeHroi'r,snt Of s'Idenh
Announcements, ctc,, sent when requested.
Visitors always welcome. Address
THOMAS MAY PEIIECE. VI. a,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-17
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