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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-28

hire thatkraft, hire treue und hingebung
auch in zukunft mir und dem Vaterland
NIGHT entzogen VERDE" Bismarck ought
to accept no lavors or dignities from the EN-.
pe.or. He starts for Friedrichsruhe March
80: The work of reforming the ministry
will not be hurried. Count Her
bert Bismarck, however. persists in his
intention to withdraw from the foreign
office at the earliest possible moment, and
this obliges the emperor to make an imme-
diate selection of his successor. Herr May
bach offered to resign, but the emperor OBJ
jected. Herren Miguel, Bennigsen and
Hinzpeiter are talked Of as probable min
error OF Hesse- Nassau, who is an
advocate of reforms in the internal policy,
is mentioned as the successor OF
Herr Herrfurth in the ministry of the in
terror. Freisinnigen Missionaries dream of
the possibility OF their party being repre-
sented in the government. Nothing is Ger
tain except that ministers must be submits
and external policy. Advices from Vienna
point to the retirement of Count Kali
nokv. His personal relations with
Prince Bismarck constituted the chief
reason for his being retained in
Office by the Austrian emperor. Kalnoky's
pliancy suited the chancellor, but was not
approved by Emperor Francis Joseph, who
will now seek q stronger man and one able
to give Austria chance to assume an equal
footing with German diplomacy. The
Austrian government appear to dis
trust Emperor Williams leaning to-
wards the car. The Tageblatt says
that Gen. COLI will succeed Herr
Won Maybach as Prussian minister Of pub
lie works. Gen. Golz was in the United
States in 1875 and 1876. studying the opera
ton of the railroads of that country. The
guests at the dinner given by Bismarck to-
night to his successor. Gen. Won Caprivi, in
cluded all the members of tho Prussian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
TWO OLD SOLDIERS.
Ihey Were Drunk, but Were Allowed
Time to Leave the City.

Tin an old soldier and if your honor will let
me 60 this time I'll return to Hampton at
once" That was what Laurence Connolly said
to Judge Mills this morning when arraigned on
charge Of drunk and disorderly.
What brought you here?" inquired the
court
Il came to get examined" he responded.
land here are my papers. also have my re-
turn ticket"
Judge Mills looked at his papers and re-
marked, This Is good time to get examined
for nervousness"
Connolly had been drunk.
'Pll suspend sentence this time so You can
return to Hampton" said the judge, sand the
ofneers VIII reiease you in time for you to reach
the boat"
II want to get on the boat at o'clock" said
the soldier
But the boat doesn't start until o'clock"
said the judge, "and you will be released two
hours before that time"
Ihos. NARROW, an old man wearing a blue
uniform. was next called on a similar charge.
He also came from Hampton and like his
brother soldier, Connolly, he got drunk yester-
day. He told Judge Mills that he had not
drunk anything for "a long time until yesterday,
when he met some friends and got drunk
III your honor will discharge me this time"
ne said,"l Will not remain In the city a minute.
Will go to Philadelphia on the first train"
Judge Mile said these old soldiers had be-
come a source of much annoyance to the court
and they must stop this business. They do not
harm any one. however and some leniency
should be shown them. NARROW was released
upon his promise to lea ye the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
PEACEFUL WAYS FAVORED.
The Socialist Congress Disapproves Of
Using Violent Methods.

At yesterdays session Of the socialist
congress in Halle Herr Singer made a speech
in which he condemned the attitude of three
members Of the party who sought to gail
their ends outside the regular channels Of par
iamentary agitation. A number of other
speakers supported the position Of Herr
Singer, and the congress finally adopted a
resolution declaring that the socialists should
seek to obtain their objects only through the
enactments Of law by parliament. 1t is prob
able that Herr Werner, who has been accused
of being disloyal to the party, will be excluded
from the sessions of the congress.
The congress agreed to appoint committee
to inquire into the disputes between the So
calist parliamentary leaderS and the Berlin
opposition. excluding from the committee any
member of the reichstag representing Berlin or
any delegate deputed by the Berlin socialists
The congress unanimously approved the ac-
ton of the socialist members Of the reichstag
in discountenancing a general cessation of
work on last May day, and also their policy re-
garding the second ballots following the last
general election for members of the reichstag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
A Conspiracy Alleged.

DIR. Walter NJ. Fleming Of New York was ar
rested in that city on Monday on the charge of
accepting money from Mrs. Josephine steph-
anie, wealthy Cuban widow, to give expert
testimony a. to the insanity Of her son Alphonso,
who is under indictment for the murder of ex-
Judge Clinton G. Reynolds in New York city
on May L. Fleming was appointed on q COM
mission OF lunacy TO examine young Stephanie
and q verdict Of insanity was brought in.
Later Mrs. Stephsnie claimed that she had paid
various sums OF money to Gen. Milton 9. Little
field, . contractor Of New York city, and
DR.. Fleming. Gen. Little6eld was arrested
and held In 5000 bail Judge MARITIME
Axed bail for Fleming at the Same amount,
which was furnished. When asked what he
had 70 say Fleming remarked: ''rhe mother,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15

One Case Remnants OF Light and DARK CALICO. Sc
one case Remnants BLEACHED CANTON fLAN-
NIL third less than value
CANTON FLANNEL in all grades from Sc M
IILLOW CASE COTTON. lOc
1O-4 sHEETING, 1Sc.
BLACK CAsHMEkE SHAWLS, single and double
LArxe line BLANKET sHANLS, single aud double.
BID COMFORTS IN great variety.
BLANKETS At all prices from zoe up.
COTTON BATTING for quitting.
LADIES' ALI~WOOL HOSE. 25c.
BOkIkEE'S DUPLEX COkskTS. sl. a..
ALL-WOOL DREsS fLANSEL, IL yards vida SOC.
E1tra Large DANASk TOWEL 25c-
HENRIETTA Cashmere black and eolors. one
yagG wide. 25c.
sTkIPED SHIFTING. 10 and 12sc
1AkN SACQCES fer Children, from 25c. up
fuil line OENTs' CNDERWEAk.
LADIES AND CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. &c.
]. u IowNER 4 SON
20 l3i0 Sths Sn.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
The Golden Crosa,

Columbia Commandery, No. 376, U.O.G.C.,
held its regular meeting last evening. Grand
Commander Ehle presided, in the absence Of
Noble Commander Lewis. Applications for
membership were received from Rev. NJ. N.
Cornelius, DID,, William J. Hoffman, Mrs. Ida
Gunson and Mrs. G. NJ. Dryer. Sir Knight c.
b. Sayer was elected a member of the COM
mites on reception for the enter tainment of
the visiting sir knights and ladies on the occa-
sion Of the annual reunion in November next.
Grand Commander Ehle addressed the COM
msndery on the importance Of making the
annual reunion a success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
A BID FOR MORE TRADE.
Meaning of the "Removai Of Export
Duty From Canadian Logs"

The Empire Of Toronto, the govern
ment organ, commenting on the removal of
the export duty on Cadadian logs, says: "The
action of the Dominion government in remov-
ing these export duties will doubtless be taken
as an earnest Of their desire for
an enlarged freedom of trade in lum-
Der between Canada and the Uaited States and
while Congress has, as We think, rather un-
graciously excluded spruce lumber from the
lower rate Of duty prompt action Of the federal
authorities may yet prove efectual in induc-
ing the United States to deal more literally
with grades of lumber upon which they have
placed or maintained higher dutiaan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS.
The Virginia and North Carolins State
Associations.

The candidacy Of Mr. Frank Hume, who wants
to represent the eighth Virginia district in Con-
gress, was Endorsed last night by the Malone
Virginia Republican Association. and the men,
bers Of the association pledged themselves to
support him.
The other Virginia republican association
also met last night, and after discussing how
means might be provided which would enable
all members Of the association to 90 home to
vote, decided to request all Virginia voters to
hold conference at the o street armory next
Monday evening.
The North Carolina republicans met last
night and talked transportation Of voters They
viii meet again tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The principal value Of TIE EVENING
STAR to advertisers is the fact that IL il not
thrown away after once being read, but passes
through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be-
fore being tossed aside. This Is tie adrantage
presented BY a fanny newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15

FREDERIcK FAIR.-The b. and o. R r. Co.
wiz sell excursion tickets to Frederick, inciud-
ing admission to the fair, at the low rate of
s22o for all trains October Is to II inclusive.
good for return until October H. On Wednes.
day, October Is, special train will leave sta.
ton, New Jersey avenue and G street. $50
am, and on Thursday, October 16, q special
train will leave at $50 am. Tickets viii be
sold on these two days "Wednesday and Thur
attraction, at the rate of $L65, good only on
day Of sale. For time OF regular train see
time table IA other column of this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
An Ord "Vag'' Sent Down Apain

Mike Lanhady, an old rounder, who cannot
keep out of the hands of the law many days at
time, was the first prisoner called before
Judge Mills today. The judge recognized the
prisoner as an old offender, although his face
was covered withs beard that was almost white
Judge Mills said that Mike had been appearing
before the court ever since its organization
twenty years ago. Mike was charged with
being ''vag," and when he saw that the Judge
recognized him he said guilty" He was
given two months on the farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
Laborers Coming Over the Border.


few days ago the department was informed
that the Canadian Pacific railroad had imported
number Of laborers into this country from
Canada to repair its roadbed, which for dis
lance OF six miles runs through the state of
Vermont, entering at Richfield and then return
ing to Canada again. Before the Treasury De-
partment could act the laborers who are en-
ployed by the year by the Canadian Pacific
railroad, had completed their work and re-
turned to Canada. A similar case along the
line OF the same railroad arose short time
since, when valuable man employed by the
road and who lived In the United States died
His place was filed by Canadian, an old rail-
roader, familiar with the duties of the position
In this instance, however, the charge was made
that he came into this country under contract
and the Canadian Pacific railroad management
filled his place with an American, as his duties
required him to reside in the United States.
In the matter Of the laborers the Treasury De-
partment did not prosecute, thinking il would
be straining the law in q technical sense to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15

Go BY ALL MEASa-Tonighti 10 the last chance
to SEQ The Destruction Of Pompeu" at Attain
tic Park, 18th and Q streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15

Positively only one more performance Of
The Destruction OF Pompeii," and that is to.
ton by all means. Crowded every night
1000 seats at rs cents each; 2000 seats At so
cents each; 1000 seats at rs cents and 81. At
iantie Park Seventeenth and U streets. Take
herdic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
FsNHE WOMAN'S GYMNASIUM
l. 6i4 18th ST.,
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER l.
PROF and MRS. HARIVIG NISSEN, Instructors

LNLOCUTION AND ORAToRY
~ New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for
tons.
The course in ORATORl prepares tho pupil for Lee
tules, Debates. Public Addresses, After-dnner Speak
ing Legal Arguments, Pulpit Oratory and Political
Speeches, dealinR with manner and matter.
Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
ferred. Tho success Of graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
.,. MARTIN COLLEGE,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15

national UNIvFhsTTY LAW SCHOOL
,, HON; ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID,
District Of Columbia. 0''''' 'n'
HON. SAMUEL [e = MiLLER.1Lp
Associate Justice Of , the surreme Cour. of the
n6 Gsie william Il HMSpi 5. WisS 1fw
Lecturer Oh S0 ION law Iiesdlng and Jurisdiction
. JAMES scHo6t EEiRsr ESQ.
HON; H. Q. CLAUGHTON. LID.
:. dence. Consitptionai ard Criminal Law '''p'"'
Er aaf NJ CAY cNKS 6 Lo ED.
Contracts sn SSss0 aro1a,, Instruments
HON. s sas fIEEO F. PHILLIPS,
Lecturer on the Law q Corporsiions
HON: JOHN GooDE, Ii. D..
HON kes WEsr Fl cT WIILau tsTi
SiGKsS SS H. Kay ksI Sf Essl IT.
Lecturer SH fEactise and Jpdss Of the Moot Court
EUGENE d. CARUsI, Ii. d.,
Secretary and Treasurer
viii The en- ihs annual q this school
NV, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER i, lSuO vt
O'CLOCK M when an Introductory lecture will be
delivered and tho announcements for the school year
Tine library and reading room will be open to stu
dents daily except Sunday. from O'Clock am. to 10
Cataiosues containing full information can be OBJ
tanned ut Morrison's book store, 1894 St NV:
Lowdermllk Co.'S, l424 ST. W.. r the OFFICE
OF The SECRETARY AND TREASURER COR
MEX OF 10TH AND L SIS NV, where students
can enroll. sel52,no
X INDERGAkTEN AND SCHOOL. AND
1AiNDERGARTES NORMAL TRAINING CLASS,
Term begins Get l. 1870 Mrs. LOUISA ia sie m
M ISIS SUSAN ANDREWS RICE,
IVA Vocal Culture
Certificate Of N. T.. Conservatory, Boston Mass Cir
cuihrs Tree. IUOo Ct NV. s13-}m
MI ADAME A. PELE, ORION pARIs1
Vl 1910 street northwest
French Glasses and Private Lessons Conversation
Specially. Best references slo-:,m.
NIsS BALCH. 1907 10Th ST. \. w. Mill. RE-
AVA open her class for young ladies October l. Pupils
prepared for higher grades the public schools Vas
sar AID Wellesley Colleges Thorough for
civl service and census examinations Instruction Of
Foreigners specially. str
MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHokT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOhpDEU1SCEER LLOYD r. a %
last Express Steamer
To Southampton llOndon, Havrel, Bremon-
werra. Iues- Oct IA $50 \ M ; saAle, We'd, Oct
10. am. Ems, sat. Oct Is. g. N Traye. We'd,
Oct. -. noon: spree. Sat. Oct -. pm LAhn.
We'd. Oct - z am.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table luxurious
falcon lppointments Prices: Let cabin, 20 up
ward berth, according location; I'd cabin. eb0sn
adult; steerage ~ low rstes Apply % X y.
DhOOR go Penn ave- oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

ID IcHARp COMPTON, VOICE SPECIALIST
II Patrons and Pupils carefully prepared for parIor
Platform, Concert Choir. Stage or Opera. Removed
to 1908 H ct. NV. oI5-6ts
c. sTARIN's BUSINESS COLLEGE. Is = ST
for ten months; day and evening sessit ns privats
and class instruction: students prepared for civil
service examinations: new method Of flustrnfinc
book keeping. BY which students advance rapidly
ol4-lms
TyHoRoUGH INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AM
l. Violin by Competent Tsacher; graduated in
Germany. Terms: % quarter. Address MUSI.
CLAN, star ONCE o13-6r
THE ANDERSON SHORTHAND MACHINE
4 Why has Il the advantage over ali other methods
OF stenography? You are sure TO learn. You can 70
to work sooner You can do better work. Your notes
can be read Lessons given free to purchasers Of ma
NJ. z. OSBORN, Sole Aren't
o11-6ts The Hal'ilton, Washington. &C.
II LILLIAN N. sTAHL OF THE NEW ENGLAND
~ Conservatory School of Elocution and College Of
Oratory Boston, Mass.. gives instruction Elocution
and Aesthetic Culture She is also prepared to make
engagements with Entertainment Committees for
Churches, Societies. Lodges, Concert Com panies
&C.. and can be engaged for Parlor headings
SCHOOL OF ELocuT1oN,
oIl-6t, 10l7 18th St nv.
D,.OF. L. TwlTCHELL LATE PRINCIPAL OF
l. the Capital Business College and Civil Service In.
In at 1000 st. NV. to ladies' and gentlemen pre-
pairing for business, civil service or college. o4-lts
NyARIANO MAINA'S VOCAL SCHOOL: ITALIAN
M method; true i'll postation Of the voice. Pupils
prepared for Grand Opera, Concerto, Oratorios kc
RcOpentng September j. 0lg III st. NV, au.IO-33ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
RAILROADS.
CHlsApiAKK AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in Eject NAY IL
ELTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAIIRoan
- Schedule IN eject June 81 isssa
'01 at ,sHn, sission corner VI New yerssy
,i rss Ssoa0 aad Ssr1GSsst Se .Sf I,..a 81.
iyr Cincinnati. s.. S Saiss s,i Sg T:m:
M is .na a'.SnSs and cleveland e,prs.. daily $50
g iJ and point. in the Shenandoah y.,l.s
For Iars, f and sn way ..s,iOns t5.soPa
i ..,9 ba4ninSre Meek days. soS 90. s.sa7n
i5 minutes, pm , sses $50 ESQ IA 90. IL 90
s slS = 5 50 90 8 slS SS 3
30 1880 ami ii 20 PM. sSna d.te 30 $50
10 $50 SO !. s %G s% sns,ss 20 20
inliln .:.up 600 o:la 6:20 go. ss3S io. 50
r, a0r Nay stations between WASHINGTON ana n.,u.
hStt "a, 90. ;S3 30 am, 1910 % sa a. na
30 l ! SO SO plG uaA'~ 80 am- 100 s.aS. asa
,,a a \ eaye baltimore for Washington. week aay
1920 and am 100 ~ T. Sfo ia 80 "a "a
$50 500 o. IL 10 q SiS $50 S .SS ~ 90
Y 80 IA i5 81 81 So io.sS n ss
80 SD 80 fo:ioS 9i To- 4ds sDS Si9c go 7.Oa
nm s AnhasIsiis 9'S aud 80 M II ia and 50
siis S S is ts2 go p aS.'i su as.,s
y. iS5 stations on III. metropolitan Branch % so
10 40 an n; 81 ~ pm Dor frncipai ssaous Gals
Tor hocsyille and Way stations. t4.35p.n
,l0oc TAI 90 ana and Il s@ ,ec
flS;OV, II 500 M, ''""' 'e'>~
intermediate sta tons -
shu!ch utin leaves Washington on SUNDAY "A ia
FIN slopIlns az all stations MetropoltTp Br.ass
.,g rIouesisG 70. Su 1880 $3.50. III 80 49,
Tor hAserstown. ITO 40 am and rs Bonn.
rains arrive from Chicago daily i 1 -, n m ana
t;IO Pm from Cincinnati and Sd Louis dsslN IA
p.nl. daily. INV anl'' osoo
,NEm YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
:New lorh, Trenton, Newark. y J. aud LlizslssiN
e. s:Vo tsUO, 40 u0. 'l2 90 am % ~
.oV anu 1850 pm. Buffet Iurlor cars ON ~
e =, Mahs. s4eeIil-s Car 10 so ~ m ou,s
or fniedelYhia - :o5 rs co. 30 100 10 90 noon
10y, sou 'o;I 3 aud 10 so p.n.
a. ~ NeNafh, Del, Wilmington and Chester q .ns
0:So pm. 'oO' o'te sno
for intermediate points between Bs,,,mor. and
nnnAoeiphiA 1000 and 81 20 an. u So "a "a
81 Trains leave New York for Washington. % 90
NM ALL. 900 $40 300 Pan aud sIs;l3
=. Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington 49,
&c 80 9iAo. -ll'3o Ana- fl:sO. AL .5.5A
a., lor boston - SO rm., With Pullman Buffet Sleep
ZIG car running through To Boston without change
via Poughkeel sic BrIase landing passengers an III WI
fos Atlantic city. o5 and 10 an IL 90 noon
,I1cept sunday. daily. ssunday only
Baegnge called for md checked from hotels ana ros.
otces " Union Transfer Company on orders len Al
aChet Ounces. Oh and 1881 Penn ave- q nd al depol
}. 7. ODELI. Gen Manager ' ~~' ~~, M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
- 10l7 CONN. AVE.

The principal. PROF. J. d. GAILLARD OFFICER
d'ACADEMIE, will ton THURSDAY. the 10th instant,
i: PM, the parlors Of the school give an "expose
and prac tca illustration OF HI is CkLEBRATED AND
9hiGiNAL METHOD the only ono decorated by the
Powell DR.. W. Harris. DR. F. Lane. Kew. Dfs. Corey
and Shppen md other eminent educators will address
the meeting All interested il education cordially
invited. Daily classes. oIO.lms
fNHE FRENCH VO1CE-1Oil CONNECT ICUT
Il ave. new and scientific drill in voice culture in
the French language how to acquire perfect accent
and based practical series of French
rnra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE


THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The exercise: Of this Institution the collesis.e De
sumed On MONDAY September y. ., O'CLOCK an n
IN the Hall Of the University The coiee Is open to
SOncerDins hour Of eIaninstion preliminary to sd
ary Of faculty 90 sh ier or
ee addressed TO tho Registrars Mt y. g. KODGkINs.
su2a-em President
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
with Increased attend ince few vacances remain
thorough preparation for college for business and for
'n o military and nA''- academies r., Add n
THE cURCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
Il Columbian University.-1his school viii open al
S o clock p m &C. obER !, with the following
gish Mathematics Civil Engineering Chemistry, AS
saying. Physics. MinersIogy, French German PsS.
choogy. Mechanicaf and other branches OF drawing.
Zooiosy Botany &C. All classes ct in tho evening
apply TO the dean. Prof 4. r fAISIUE IL D. SIS I'm
GERMAN TAUGHT BY AN EXPERIENCED
" Teacher both in class and private tutor A
course OF SIXTY lessons will enable any speak
German. Address NJ H. Star Office Of g. To-
pMNT1N0. pkAWIN9 IN CHARCOAL AND
- Crayor tanght b Miss LULA CANFIELD. Class
on SATURDAY for Children. Terms reasonable. Studio
81 TN ST. NV. Call or send for circular, s27- lms
" 1922 p ST.. Georgetown,
Fifth Session begins October /. 1890 For Circulars
bliss v Dorsey will resume her Glasses in Calls
themes and Dancing October "a at Lnthicum Hail
YoUNG LADIES AND CHILDNEN'S SCHOOL. 927
= ST. bexlns October l. 1890. Preparatory courses
Tor College and Civil Service E,aminaiion.
sIo- IN LAURA U. TALBOT.
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L HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
G23 l4th St. NV.
Best and Most Practical Instruction
Terms $40.
branches; New York, Boston. PHILADELPHIA Chi,
cago Paris, Berlin, London, &c sel6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
900 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.

The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies'
and Little Children will reopen September "a.
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FINANCIAL.


FRANK 4 PLLorzE.
Il 1855 ST.. second foor.
Member wsshtnrton Stock Exchange
Deals In all Local Securities listed and unlisted
4nsrs Investor. some ns,tels.s 4. and per cent
Have Money 70 Loan on Stocks and BOnds o7-lm
Foa 1SvEsrME ut. ., hand,
rs per ssnt honda
nc 3-o5's. 1894
orders Fl E Nj !ss;'s :n other
PhosREh0Us HELEN.
The prosperity Of Montana is not subject 20 the Vi.
cfssitudes Of success failure of crops routh or
nood to financial strngenciss or pancs Her crop Of
precious metals 10 lifted out ground with hourly
regularity and increasing bulk. nsuring business op
portunites based upon foundations Of stability and
endurance.
The mines now opened produce annually IN Gold
silver Copper and Lead, sac 600 900. 90 per cent of
wnch Is disoursed in the state There thousands
more equally a. promising. awaiting capital fog dove
opmcnt.
THERE rs IRON. COAL. BUILDING STONE. CLAY
AND TIMBER IN ABUNDANCE
Investments in Cattle Horse. ana sheen. with GOOD
management aveTAge proh Of more than 20 rer cent
syear The vast bands Of stock roam throughout the
enure year, in excellent condition supported by the
cured grasses on the ground The business is man
aged by Associations in such manper that every per-
sons possessions safe range as II con ned
TO an inclosed pasture
The city Of Helena is the Political nnancisl social
raroaa business and educational center of as entire
state.
For full information address,
I. @. PHELPS
eecy Citizens Committee,
h'-wSs Helena, Montana.
Il NJ W. CORsON JNo. w MACAgTNEY,
Member NJ stock
CORS0N Il MCCARTNEY
GIOVER BUILDING, 14l9 ST NV
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
haroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
On ne Elehanges OF New lork. Philadelphia boston
anu BALTIMORE bought and sold.
specisity made OF Investment securities. District
epLoue stock dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold WIS