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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12

etc, to be presented to this body at the
April session, 1889.
The Police Jury adj 'urned t" Tues
day, q a. m, January S,h, 1889.
URIAH MILLsAPs,
President.
JOHN f. HANNA, Clerk Police Jury.
-OUAculTA PARISH, MONROE, LA.
January 8t1, 1859.
The Police Jury met at tho court
h ouss pursuant 10 sdjournmens.
Presentation. Uriah Miilaaps. pres
ident; Nlessrs. A. l.. Smith. J. w.
Scarborough, D. A. Breard, Jr., FIJI
hoiI Watkins, w. II. Anders, A. j..
Wood and Alex. Myst'.
Absenl-S. w. McCranIe.
The minutes of yesterday = meeting
read and approved, - -
J. E. Mcclure, ex.sherin, presented
for settisnaeut statement of Tax sad
License account, requesting that same
be audited by the Police Jury.
o.. mo.fn,, Pfesidsnt Urtab Mil
-aps and District A,oraey F. a. Had-
son, are appointed to exa,nins satd
statement, and are utat,rixsti to make
seitlemsDt for the parish. WIN. NJ.
1 McG uire. -%s- 4 * &
IS Mr.. DIM. Sholars, director, repre-
senting the Parish oi Ouschita in the
North Louisiana Immigration Assoct-
alton, addressed the Police Jury STAT
ing that the 800 appropriated by The
Polica Jury in tie interest Of imlui-
grafton, aud drawn by htm from toe
Treasury, had not been expended, aud
asked for instrnaio ions rs to it's dis
posai. s,.,....,
On motion, President Miiisaps Is d.
rected to receive the amount from MI,
$nolars (iess amount of Mr.. Sho,ars'
expeusr) and deposit sa,ns IN the Par.
ish Treasury. ..zs.. .,...
I, Ey Mr.. Myatt .
I ORDINANCE No. 654.
T. Providing for the survey OF a new
public road from the Winufeld road ut
a point two miles from the east line OF
4 jackson parish, THENCE running Ia q
north eastrrIy direction and intercept
ing the Fenuer road at or near the saw
mill of G. A. Brown Il Bro, aud 40
pointing commissioners to nake said
survey, &c. ..Ear a. ~ .sr! .e u.
BE II ordained by the puiice jury Of
Ouachita parish, that n new public
road be laid out and este biished begin
ming at a point on the Winnfield road
two miles from the east line OF jack
son parish, thence running In n NORTH
easterly direction and intersectiug the
Fenner road at or near the So wnotii IF
G.. a. Brown & Bro. and tina, Messrs.
James Williams, J. H.. Salisbury a;,i
j. G. Totbird are appointed commits
sioners to make said survey AID report
in writing at the April, 1889, eessuu 1T
the Police Jury. -a@4#.'A ri
, Adopted Jsuuary Sin, 1889.
URlAH MILIsAPS, President.
JOHN f. HANNA,
Clerk Police Jury.
!. / by Mr.. Anders: 'l ''- 'ifr
, ORDINANCE No, G55.
Appropria,ing money to pay the
claims against the parish Of Ouacb-
it, as allowed by the com tt,ee on
of the Police jury
Be it ordained by the Police Jury OF
Ouschiia parish, That the sun OF Four
Hundred and F.ity-four and s9-l0O
dollars, or as much thereof AS may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated ia
pay the claims against the Parish oi
: Ouachita as ALLOW by the committee
on claims at the January session,
| O
, URIAH NILf.sArs, Presiisut.
JOHN f. HAM,
Clerk Police Jury.
Il Tho Police Jury adjourned 10 10 9.
m., April ], 1859. '..
uEIAII MIILsAPs, President.
JOHN f. HANNA, .a.
, Clerk Police Jury.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12

IpEt aid that In Italy there are eight
Americah=born princesses, seven mar
chlopssses,. twelve countesses and a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12
nonaoE,r La. JANUARY IL, 1850.

II has not been just exactly settled
yes 90, to how the election In West
VirgSnta wo0t.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12
notice.!

Everybody indebted 10 T..
Baer 81 Bro. will please come
forward and settle. We are
now Strengthening our books in
order to wind up the old bust
ness and will start anew in
our new quarters on Grand
street. ... ... .#
NHEATHAM'S CHiil. TONIC, BEST
~ in the world" No poisons. Cure qua
rauteed. sold by all druggists.
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iOuACHlTA PARISH, MONROE, LA.,s|
sang yanuayys7 1884, /
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12
A CONVENTION AT RUsTON.
The State immigration Association
Calls q Meeting Of Natives Of Other
Southern States Now Residin: in
North Louisiana.

4f4ttee OFEICEOF 80
STATE IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION
T. New Orleans, La, Jau, s, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
LADIES WHITE Surrs, &c.

Having demonstrated the early part Of this week
how well the PALAIs ROYAL can ciothe the children.
the balance of the week is devoted special display
and sale for ladies.
over 1000 India Linen Suits to select from. Ina
basGres with more less elaborate embroidery and
ribbons; the skirts plated after the latest style
Prices s3.5o. 81, $685., IS. o.. slO sl2, sl3, slA
sls. SIC, sI7. sls, sis. $40. s22. s24. sa5. s27,
s2s
Attention is asked to the s3 SO suits with plated
skirts and embroidery trimmed waist
To tie IS India Linen suits. with xplaised abr,
with four rows Of reversing; basque tucked and
trimmed with reverins.
To the 50 suits Of sIl-over smbroidery and trim.
! mings of wide ribbons.
To tie az suits, with plated skirts with two row
OF embroidery, and basque trimmed with ribbons and
embroidery.
To the eli Null suits. with hesnstisched skirtS
plated and tuckeA. with ribbon trimmings
81 The hnish the style. the IT. the tout ensemble
proclaim these suits superior.
Notwithstanding some IS below the market
pa.ces, alterations viii be made free OF charge
THE PALAIs LOYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20


Thirty counties of Pennsylvania which con-
tain no large cities, voted for the prohibition
amendment Under q local-option law these
counties would, Of course, choose prohibition.
They would enforce it and would profit by il,
Inc remaining counties Of the state voted
against prohibition, those containing large
cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburg giving
such msiorities against the amendment as
$3.50 and T,oS6 The people Of Pittsburg
and Philadelphia evidently believe that the
hish-license law. as it has been applied in these
cities, will accomplish more in reducing the
liquor trafhc and mitigating its evils than con-
sttutional prohibition as enforced or uneu-
forced by local officers and local juries. It IL
not TO be believed that nearly everybody In the
cities OF pennsylvania and the people of great
majority OF the counties OF that state are the
mere servants Of the liquor interest. Evidently
the great body Of good citizens are of opinion
that Law such as the state now has is a more
effective curb upon the liquor traffic in the
cities than prohibition, and many people in
otner states who are as far as possible
Irom suoserviency to the saloon influence
agree with them. But Pennsylvania will not
have model system OF dealing with the LIQUOR
frafhc a. long as high license, which il found
the most effective prohibitory measure in the
greater part of the state, is forced for this
reason upon thirty counties in which it ia not
the most effective, since direct prohibition can
probably be enforced in them through the
power Of local sentiment A local-optiou
system should give these thirty counties the
privilege Of adopting and enforcing a local
prohibitory Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

lons-felt want is supplied by the India IAnsa
Blouse. To wear with your dark skirt or with your
last years white skirt what cuaid be hetters The
French Waists, Of which the Blouse 10 modification,
are also shown in 1ndia Linen and Persian Lawns
That the display Of these goods by far the largest
ever seen in this city there question of doubt
Prices. Sc. 9sc.. st35 sl4s, sles. sles,
s8.23 s2.6s. s2.gs. e2 IS, 60 ss. s44s. 4es,
so6s s06s. The qualities offered at the prices con-
stitute their cheapness, and this applies equally
to the SECS Blouse trimmed with expensivs lace q
TO the following:
sI35 for India Linen Blouses, with tucked yote
back and front; neck and full sleeves finished with
fine embroidery.
tl.4s Figured Persian Lawn Biouses, neck und
sleeves trimmed with nne emtsoidery.
sL9s India Lawn Bloases; pointed yokes Of tucks
and inserting. Belt neck, and sleeves finished win
embroidery.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fContsn,,ad hsaou.
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MANY DEsrRABLE REuy,yrs

You shant be troubled with list of few ODDS ana
ends Not worth writing OF, are they,
HANDkERcHIEFS. 10 dozen warranted Pun
Lihen handkerchiets, that We're this morniue lolxc
l5c.. and l9c. each are reduced 10 q for o. srn,
your eyes to few ereases but open them wide 20 A.
other indications Of their actual worth
IA dozen Pure Linen Handkerehiefs TIM. xo,,,u
recognize as 25c favorites reduced 20 lie or 10,
Soc. " S'N'
MEMS CSC. PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF.
with latest style fancy borders. reduced TO poe
DRESS GOODS An Offering Of zoe Black Dres.
Goods that You should PROFIT by. only a few drcss
lengths.
Atwood Nuns Yelling. Soc: worth Csc yard.
Al-Wool Albatross, SOC: worth 5gc q ward
4O-inch Al-Wool Serse, DOE worth Csc
4oinch An-Wool Cashmere, zoe; worth Sac
HUCHINOs. Six yards in box for Csc OF lac
quality huchings, in four beautiful desrlls
sS-The counters for Remnants of IAces Hosierv
Jewe4Fy, Leather Goods, soapS Gloves, &c are well
nied with good bargains tor tomorrow but the spe-
ciai sale Of WHITE SUITS demands the balance
this column.
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S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE

PHILADELpHrA Srons.
SPECIALS IN BLACK GOODS.
3S-inch Albatross, at 40c., worth SOC.
40-inch Albstross at Soc, worth 62<c
4O-inch Chales 62kc., worth 75c.
40-iuch Challies, 7oc.. worth 81.
42-inch Chailies, 81, worth Sl.25.
NUNS YELLING.
40-inch, Soc
42-ineh Bordered, at 81, 81 25, also and
SI75
FINE SERGES.
40inch, at soc.
42-inch, at 62,sc. and 15e.
4S-inch special, at 75c.
se-inch Fine Lace Challies, at T5c.
l21<c. White Goods, 12kc
Fine quality Lace Checks, Plaid and Stripe
India Lnons, Persian Lawns, Plaid Main
socks, PQue Welts, &C, all Mt 121ac, some Of
which are fully worth &c. and poe,
Ribbons.
Satin, Gros Grain and More
Special bargains In Black and White MORE
Ribbons.
Will offer special Inducements in 22-inch
and 27-inch Hamburg Flouncings
MATTINGS. MATTINGS.
Will offer for the balance OF this month our
entire stock of Mattings, at great reduction
CAnnART LEIDY.
Jel9 S2S 9TH and T0U K ct. NV
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MANUFACTURERS UsDEawr.n SAMPLE.

-, Ahe reading manufacturer Of New Yort has msny
Ef1nners' who travel with samples OF his under
sr INN Maine 10 California. The summer trade 10
oNer ~ith the wholesaler. His samples are here N
"u'" tess nan coa Of materials.
here are some OF the samples.
SKIRTS. with e-inch embroidered run. 20 ,,.,.
aooNe. Aslss garment for Al 25
DRAWERS o; nne Cambria with 3-ineh s,nbr,,,a.-sx
rune, TWO clusters 3-bunch tucks ass ..rm.n,
for Csc. "'N' ssf"eAs
NohshT COVERS. A sample BARGAIN 10 q cambrtc
Sorset Cover N-shspe. Of Torrhon Lace run vi,h -
vrSd Ribbon The same style Of smbroider,, 20
ChkAisEs. Square meek. yoke Of Torchon L..
ale ehproldery. CSC. garment for Csc
GOWNS Tucked yoke hack four row. os ,ps.-,,,.
600 VI s.ounch tueEs. four tucks aud edge N
sleeves. 81 35 garment for spc
o Judge the stock by these brief Descriptions
% one hundred different styles including s.coues
DrldM sets, Pillow Shaals Infants and Chnaren,.
Dresses.
poN'I call two days from ndsrpsct 70 ind tn
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Continued helowN
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3. ROBINSON & 90.
wAsHINGToN's IDEAL oUTFrTTEgs,
300 PA AVE. BET. 9TH AND 10TH STs.
DID You Ever Know

A SUMMER JUST LIKE THIS WHEN
LIGHTWEIGHT WOODEN CLOTHING WAS
THE MOST SUITABLE AND CoMFoRTA.
BILE IN THE MIDDLE OF JUNE,
ARE YOU AWARE
THAT FOR THIS WEATHER SERGE SUIT
IS THE MOST SATISFACTORY SUIT ONE
CAN WEAR.
THERE IS NO CLASS OF GOODS MADE
THAT COMBINES so MANY REQUISITES
FOR SUMNER USE AS sERGEs.
THEY ARE DREssY. THEY ARE COOL.
THEY WEAR ExCELLENTLY, AND ARE
CHEAP.
THERE Is NOTHING MADE IN THE
LINE OF MEMS CLOTHING. OUT OF
WHICH ONE GETS THE WORTH OF HIS
MONEY" SO SURELY AS sERaEs.
SOME GENTLEMEN MAY HAVE WORN
THEM so LONG THAT THEY WANT A
CHANGE. IF 50. OUR VERY LIGHT
WEIGHT FANCY CHEvIoT AND woRsTKD
SUITS WILL DOUBTLESS PLEASE YOU.
WE HAVE STILL
STYLES OF THOSE TEN AND TWELVE
DOLLAR SUITS. WE THINK EVERY MAN
WHO HAS SEEN THESE GOODS ADMITS
THAT THEY ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN
IN WASHINGTON FOR THE MONEY.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Anew MORE STYLES OF LIGHT CoLoRED
AND LIGHTWEIGHT TROUSERS SOME
VERY NEAT AND HANDSOME PATTERNS
FAsHIoNABLY CUT AND AT Low PRICES.
ALSO NEW LINES OF FANCY AND WHITE
DUCK VESTS.
T. B. BARNUM 4 CO.
,ele s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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About % pieces Of Sash Ribbons in Black ana col.
ors. Amedley Of styles. not many Of any one .tyls
ouf SEE hotc cheap they are.
''c' A YARD FOR CHOICE. and many pieces worth
from Sl.25 to el.5o yard. You'll notice at 15o
s.ineh Moire Sash, With crown edge.
1O-inch Moire Sash. with faille edge.
e-ineh aoire and Satn-siripe sash
slhch Armure sash. with jacquard figures.
slneh Aoire sash, with Satin edge
s-inch q. q. sash. with Satin edge
sFErtra counter space devoted tomorrow 20 ram.
nans Oh narrow Ribbons. Lengths range from less
@ yA.u 70 over hte yards. Hundreds OF pieces Of
Black and over 1000 Coiored k.,unants - =,
quickly dsperse this sign u busy week in Ribboos
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
SEE TIE CSC. SAcours.

The prices rive an idea OF the variety In sue9ues
Prices-esc. s1.35. sizes. slss, SAYS az. 90,
s2.ss. s3.as GAS. o. 90. s5 as, so75
10 only describe one or two styles seems . ~
nection on the many others Just pretty probably
prettisr.
ESQ. for Indis Linen sscoues, tucked and trimmed
down front with I'm hrudery. neck and sleeves with
efibro,dered edse.
SIPS for Persian Lawn sacques. profussly trimmed
with Plat. Val. Lace
s4es fer sscques elaborAtsly ornamsnted with -
perior quality Msdisi LAce
THE PALArs ROYAL
fCopfinued heloyl
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The Star Out of Town.

TIE EvrSIso STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of ffty cents per month. e. But al
such orders mus, Ie accompanied by the money.
or DE paper cannot be sent, as no acco,ents are
kspt 9th mad Subscriptions -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

When Q Ffeneh vice admiral informs HIS oov-
eminent that the navy Of the republic Ia ON
the down track and needs q large amount a,
money 10 pat 1t into condition again the
American people feel that there il at least ons
bond Of sympathy between the two repubhcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

As the farce succeeds the tragedy at the thea
ter. so the pen of the comic Photographer has al
ready begun its work, with the Conemaush val
ley disaster for a text The "Johnstown suf-
ferer" who takes to the road as a summer
tramp is the character held up to ridicule.
There is quality of rude justice in this. The
tramp, whether he became one through mis-
fortune induced by the food or from deliberate
choice, deserves little consideration. The
Johnstown sufferer who calls for our special
sympathy and assistance is he who sticks to his
post bravely and tries to build up again what
the uncontrolled forces Of nature have laid
waste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

soms of them much more expensive. but If you' q
price the worth Of the embroidery youI And little
enough is charged for the style and making
Prices 81. ss %. so. O.. 3d. s5. &C. ss. slo. slA
The LIS Wrapper IL Of fns India LINEN. Mother
Hubbard front and tish, back Front neck and slssvss
Of embroidery. and l3-ineh hem at bottom.
Two styles at e3es One with yoks Of soid -
broidery. The other Of many tucks rui1ies snd sm-
broidery.
Avery pretty Mourning Wrapper % ss wsttsss
hack ard loose front Black ana white enbroidery q
seek and slssvsa md two ROW. TIE entire length a
front.
TEE PAIAIs noyAI.
A. LIsEZR
slo oer. 12th snaPA 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

Rhode Island viii not have quite 50. sisnin-
can't date for her trial of strength between
prohibition and anti-prohibition a. Pennsyl.
Vania had The 18th Of june was the auniver-
sary OF the battle Of Waterloo, but the Goth has
In its record no signal victory or disastrous De.
feat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
SAKs AND ConpAsr
WANT TO say

They were sorry to keep you waiting even for day
or two But that's at snd-the sizes are full again.
in both the high and low Russets. This s3 SO quail
ity catches the people who want neat comfortable
shoe that will Ok decenty after it's been worn bit
Ours we told You are ooat-tsome are not-our advice
is to give those the "so by")-A hand-turned goat
natural, we'd think sobut we've taken your demands
for guide, and You almost all ask for this particular
coloring They're smooth soft leather to start with
and that's the way they'll work. Sapely-you can See
co"o'taole-,ce ten you. You'll know it from expert
ence after you've had 'em on a few moments $3.50
hers-as good ssa hve-dolar bill can get anywhere
else.
Lots Of you never wear colored shoes. French
Calf or q Kangaroo will finish you off comfortably
and stylishly-our two grades Of calfs4 and s5-are
inspected and tested at each stage in the
work. To our best knowledge not Q flaw exists. So
sure Of It ,ce'R guarantee s That shifts the whole
responsibility onto These are the genuine French
Calf, too. with Kangaroo tops-hand. sewed. Either
grade 10 improvement much that's higher priced
around town. Lace and Congress-
An Al.Kangaroo-vamp and uppers-choce Acc
selected skins-s5. Hyou can get them at all any.
where else they're more Stretched over iass that give
stylish shape and insure comfor, or q certainty.
Same way with the French Calf
Outing Goods-nll catalogue in themselves-but
we've got em all Priced on our basis
UP AND DOWN.
Asteady stream-up and down-to and from our
Third floor. The Ella SUIT SALE is still on the go
in more senses than one The sale is going on. the
suits are going out. The crowds up there are swelled
by whiting hunters after cool reliefs They've struck
the haven they looking for when they get on our
third floor. Every-good- thing in the thin goods
category, starting at an Office Coat for haf-dollar
and climbing up into the silky realms-is here-sized
and styled completely
sAKs AND COMPANY,
What the people want srhea and at the price they
want.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
je2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

The sincerity Of Miss Kate Fields vi eorous
advocacy of matrimony a. a social factor de-
serving Of every encouragement is discounted,
just sriie, by ~ prefix to her name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
B. Ros1xsos 4 Goa
OUTING spRcrALTrrs

Unnecessary 70 point out the many sdvsnsaess q
wearing nseass shirta They have become % popular
with stylish men that any commendation Of ours
would sound superhuous We never before had one
half the styles and kinds we're showing now. look
through our stock will reveal wealth Of beautiful
patterns seldom seen in house. In Wooden Shirts
WIRE showing the most quaint dessns-bsrs stripes
horizontal and perpendiculAr-ehecks rnixtures and
combinations Of coors without end Some of the moot
beautiful effects have been obtained by the blending
and shading Of contrasting colors
In Chevoit Shirts some stunning styles have been
evolved from the designers thought which are on
our counters alone.
In silk and linen mixtures some Of the handsomest
things we have ever here The wonder that
such charming effects were not worked out before.
In Poneee ana other siiken stufs we're showing
shirts that light and airy IS spiders webs-yet
strong and why in wear and service--lururiously
rich in effect and delightful TO the touch All these
negise shirts made for us-to our especial or.
derby the best makers in America. You'n ma no
badly made or poorly fitting shirts among them. They
are a. near perfect as art can make them OUR
PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHr-marked the lowest
when the goods inland ,phen you ,canf them No
fear Of your neiehbor buying lower than you.
These shirts range in price from sl.50 to a.
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JOHNSON & LurrRE1h
FRIDAY REMNANT DAY
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENT..
Immense stock Of White Goods l2x and 15c. worth
double the price.
Underwear in great variety from 15c. up
Beautiful styles In Crazy Cloth at 12%c.
The best Gloria Umbrellas at l and S125 that can
be found ut the price.
Closing out China Silks at 45 and Soc. reduced from
15c. and u; beautiful figures aud colors.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
je63m 713 Market Space.
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y Eosrd vaik. Atlantic CITY, Y. ]. Fine bafs;nS =
Us JULIA y. KAKs, iSas S.ahnoL n,nsssi
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RrMx,xrs, Rrxs,srsn Rrxs,srsm

Not only remnants OF lots ths, ran h.v. go, a, an,
store Dat MANUFACTURERS REMNANTS for To-
morrow fudAy). These last scoas Won hsS, psvsr
seen before Thsy are worth reading about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

The award this year of the Kendall scholar
ship for course Of instruction at Columbian
college to q High-schOol girl instead of to
High-school boy emphasizes the fact that
Washington has recently broadened its rea-
sonable claims as an educational center bv
providing local facilities for the higher edu-
cation Of women. The authorities of Column
bian college were called upon some time ago
by correspondents Of The STAR and others to
open their doors to both sexes alike. It
was voted by the faculty last month that
ladies should be admitted to any of the classes
on the same terms and with all the privileges of
male students, such as had been previously en-
joyed by ladies in the medical school and the Cor
cOran scientific school, and this month for the
first time in its history the Kendall scholarship
is won by girl The sexes are now placed
upon an equality in the competition among the
pupils of the public schools for this scholar
ship, and collegiate education without de-
privation Of the home influence is open to the
young women of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20
TAxr CAnr Or Youa Hnn.

TAxr CAnr Or Youa Ham.
II your hair d failing ont. or Il naturally
thin. II needs -cooPIas .HArR
succEsgis the tonic you need.
The timely uss Of this medicine viii arrest
the fall or decay of the hair, and keep It frss
from dandrun.
This preparation is not dys. nor will It
change the color Of the hair In any way.
PRICE, SOC.
EDWARD p. MERrz
1t 1o14 r It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-20

Some convicted train-wrechers in Ohio were
recently sentenced to fifteen years imprison.
nent In some of the states, and possibly in
Ohio, arson of dwelling house il punishable
with death. In what respect Is arson OF
dwelling house deeper vilIainy than wreckins
q train laden with human beings2 A life sem
tence Ia the very least penalty that ought to be
imposed for such an offence. The train-wreck.
ers could hardly have escaped with lighter
punishment il they had been court-martialed
instead Of being tried by Judge and Jury.
The intrigues which are said to be in progress
under the very shadow Of the Servian throne
have apparently not yet come to . head. Ser
VANS and Russians may have their own expls-
nation for the delay but outsiders will persist
IN believing that il is because .'Peter Karage-
orgevisch" proves too much Of Q mouthful to
serve - ralying cry for the conspirators.