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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
BALTIMORE AND ONO R.uRo.n

schedule in effect december -. 1853
sy ,aS : sSs Sos1sr Of New 'srsS
To. chic.x9 .nd SorsIwe.. ys.abul.a Im,..a
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or aa da .a and saprs.: 60
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se q ~! @Sr ga is a s:SS
For Way stations between washington and s.ls-
more, 200 $40. . 80 am, l2:l0, 3;z5 80 ~.
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Trans issys Baltimore for Washington. week dsy~
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m. sundsYs .iun 40 VA ~ An. 1910 fA:So =
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200 Pm; prom Cincinnati and ST. Louis dssiy Is
q M M s sod LOO Pm fsOm RsssbaS Tao IN. sS
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
~ Mex to6k Trenton, Newark and ElfEahstk =
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.SS T 3 NJ a. SSss
For internedists gotnts between B.lumorseDd IN,
seslpma 70 90 and Va 20 IN 1900. 20 as Pm
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IN SECRET SESSION.
DIR. Dorchester COnfirmed-British Ex.
tradition Treaty-Russian Treaty.

In the secret session of the Senate yesterday
afternoon the nomination of Daniel Dorchester
to be superintendent of Indian schools was con-
frmed without further debate. The Senate
also confirmed the nominations of George N.
Wiswen to be marshal for the eastern district
OF Wisconsin and Andrew Gardner, jr., post
master at Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported the Russian extradition
treaty with the Objectionable clause elimi-
nated-the one which specifically exempted
from the list Of political crimes attempts upon
the life of the car or any member of his
family.
The British extradition treaty was then taken
up and discussed at some length. Senator
Gray made speech against the provision of
the treaty providing extradition for man.
slaughter and for obtaining money under false
pretenses. A number of speeches on this SUBJ
ject were made and the Senate adjourned
without taking any final action.
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A TRICK AT CARDS.
Iron-FoOt. johnson Caught in the Act
Of Cheating.

From the Anaconda (MontJ Standard
George A. johnson, a colored man. known In
criminal circles as .'Iron-foot" johnson, was
arrested Wednesday on a warrant issued at the
instance of Zefero Biagani, q saloon keeper
doing business on Dupont street near Green,
VINO charged him with grand larceny. p. Be-
genuine, confederate of johnson, was also
taken into custody on similar charge.
johnson, who derives his sobriquet from the
deformity Of one Of his legs, which made il
shorter than the other and necessitates the use
OF high iron shoe, came into prominence
years ago by attempting to perpetrate q gil
gantic fraud ON the government concerning
Illegal Alabama claims. The scheme involved
an enormous sum of money and probably would
nave succeeded had not an accomplice exposed
the whole affair after being assaulted by john
son during quarrel.
The crime for which he is at present in trou-
pie Is similar to those which the police say he
mas Deen engaged in for a long time The
stealing is committed in a card game, and al
though the trick is an old one it seldom fails of
success, as the victim is led into the trap by the
prospect OF making money, even though It be
acquired dishonesty.
wednesday johnson and his confederate,
begentlne, entered Biagani's saloon and en-.
gagged IN game Of eucher. After PLAYING
several games for drinks johnson exclaimed:
"Sic praying POKER WOul0
have fine handr'
Well" said Begentine, .rd have a nice
little hand myself in that game"
johnson proposed that eucher be laid aside
Ior minute and poker take its place with the
CARDS then held by the players, and backed up
his hand with over 300, which sum he laid on
the table. Begentine spoke to Biagani in
Italian to go behind Johnsons chair and see
what cards he held The saloon man sauntered
around the table and observed seven full on
elghts, L., three sevens and pair of Fights.
Il have better hand" said Becentlne in
Italian, and showed Biagani three aces and a
par. Begentine then proceeded to put up his
money to cover the amount wagered by john
son, but found himself $50 short. He then re-
quested the saloon keeper to advance him the
shortage, saying he would give him half of it
, when he won Johnson's coin. Biagani was will
ling to make $50 quickly, but ON the show
down" it was found that johnson had four sew
ens, and he gathered in the pot to the victims
chagrin and establishment
spot had been pasted on one of the sevens
TO make 1t resemble an eight-spot, and immedi-
ateiy before the cards were displayed on the
table johnson slipped it off and he held the
winning hand.
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TNHE GREAi
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

THE s F9akNfHsE WEsf ss fSs SURVIVES,
D sTIIL K KRhcK. N, sPLESpIp sclSEkIl
In Effect Jsnaary ii /, fssd EQUIPMENT.
sfh AND SSbbsHI sfkfffs SE 81
For Pttsburg and the West. Chicago Limited EEpress
Ins daily en {. s coIu SS a. S
Louis with Sleeping Cars from Ritsbure 70 Co
mopd Ind: daily. except saturdaya y cn,ss SS.
With sleepins Car Altoons TO Chicaso 81. touis
LaIior 70 hsfrisbsTs sna s s.ss:
cincinnati, ans p's,n 70 81 L9u. CHICAGO and
sie es " esss Mh.Pre.. 81 80 daily with
Louis CONNECTING daily at " WITH sss 81
sleepers for Louisville and Memphis Pscifc IL.
NH through Sleeper to Pittsburg. and PttsbarS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Kane, CansudaiguA Rochester and Nissars FAN,
For Erie, csnandssus and Rochester daily; for nu,.
ial9 and Niagars daily except saturday 90 NJ.
For Miil,an.pOrt Loeb Haven aud Ilmirs q lo.ss
Am, daily, except sunday.
FOR Si FaHiis SE% S5kk AND
iiso AM no 80. 40 70 fS.c sSs sa9Y se IS
s sd1 x am daily except SUNDAY. and 400 D
IoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
ACCOM-. 90 M NJ m week days and $40 daily
For Boston without chance. 20 m. every d.r
for brookiyn, N.Y. all through trains connect q
All
ing direct transfer 20 Fulton street svoldine
double ferrlsee across New York City
For Atlantic City. IL s40 m. week days III 90 ~ m
For Baltimore 93s. 7:2o s:lo.- 300 $40, 10 so.
6 ;Vo ana II ~ AN, u 500. 2:l0. 8 20. $50
II pR io o. s sSaa sS - S:S$
ror 3D. $40, s;l ILL 600 and II 20 pm.
For Annapolis, go. 90 am, :o5 and 4:2op.m-
dail,. except sunday. sunda,s g:O5 an I'd
ALLxANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MM NV ANpp ALEXANDRIA AMI wAsHINGrUS
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ls 1859.
an IL ~ noon, 2:95. 4:l5, AIS. 4:55. 6:OI.
40, o y;45. 1857 am. 2:3O. 4:I5. 6:ol. SOD
Accommodation for Quantico. 7:45 am and ,ss
=, pm week days: S:45 Am sundayA
fof hichmond aud the south. 4 49, 10 81 am and
5:Io pm. daily. Accommodation 4 SO pm weed
Trains leave Alexandria for Warrington COS 9:OA
900 s;l0, IO;l5. 90 an: / ~ 800 3 10
o:l0, 500, 9:2O, 10 81, 10 AZ and i :O5 d M on
sunday az y; aud III :07 an. 200. 6:fu d:luI
~ ;Oo, S:2O, 1882 aud l0:42 pm.
1ickets and information at the once northea1s
ner OF 18th street aud Pennsylvsnia svenue aud st
The station, where orders be left for the checkns
ssge TO der situation from hotels and resdences
SnAo. 4 fooh, J. X. NOOn
SenerA manager. IAll Gen. Pa AGENT
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IS RACE PREJUDICE GROWING?
A COlOred Minister'S Pessimistfc View
Of the Condition of His Race Here.

Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, editor of Tons Herald,
who is making a tour of the south, has the fol-
lowing to say Of one of the phases of life in
Washington:
I'VE have studied the condition of the COL
ored man in this city. Our office shall be
reportorial. We lived here one winter seven
years ago. There is now more prejudice
against the negro as such than there was at
that time. The population of Washington is
now from 215,OOo to 225, 200 people. There are
$4,000 colored people. As a whole they are in
destitute and wretched condition. There is
not colored man in the United States Senate.
There is one colored man in the House of Rep
resentatives of over 800 members. There is
not colOred man in the membership of the
Metropolitan church. There is one in the
Foundry church. The negro is not wanted
and would not be tolerated if he should offer
himself for membership in any of the white
churches Of this city. barrier Of prejudice
deep as the neither world divides the white
here from the black"
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
Gold Bearing Quartz - Real Estate
SATISFACTORILY, Etc.
nee Of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, February 49,
A large vein Of gold-bearing quartz has been
discovered on the farm of Mr. w. H. Poole,
near Cedar Grove, this county, and has caused
considerable excitement in that locality.
In the orphans court Of this county letters
testamentary on the estate of the late Richard
NJ Williams have been granted to C. NJ. and
W. j. Williams; also letters Of adm inistration
on the estate Of the late Mary T. Beall to E.
p. CLANCY.
Mr.. Joe +. Flack has sold house and lot of
81 acres on the Georgetown turnpike near
Montrose to Mr.. Frank Magruder for $1,000.
Mrs White, widow of the late Archibald White
at knowles Station, has sold to Washington
parties u farm of 80 acres near Brightwood for
$4,000. The farm will be laid OF into build
ing lots.
Rockville lodge Of Good Templars has elected
the following officers: Edw. Candy, CT; Miss
Leigh Humphrey. VT; J. I. Powell, RS; T.
>: foweil, F.S.; Rosalie Bouic, T.; W. Z. w.
Connen, NJ; Rev. L. X. Melbourne, chaplain; j.
". Horner. g.; NJ. c. O'Neal, s.; W. NJ Fowler,
P.C.T. LaytOnsville lodge, same order, has
elected the following: Harry Weeks, CT; Nell
lie Beddicord, VT; Maggie E. Weeks, RS; II.
4. Weeks, F.S.; Molie Crawford, T.; Rev. G.
y. Pate, chaplain; II. c. Alnutt, NJ; Victoria
Easton, g.; Rosa Crawford, s.; Mrs. S. d. Bell,
and Maggie G. Weeks.
Prof. Rivlet, New York assayist, recently
inspected the Kirk gold mine in Potomac dis
trict and gives an encouraging account of the
prospects for large yield
MIR. Robert B. Adamson of this county, in
company with DIR. Wells of Hyattsville, Prince
Georges county, is at present visiting Florida
Messrs. VIM. A. Veirs, VIM. E. Morgan, Chas.
B. Rozier and Isaac r. Maus are applicants for
the position OF registrar Of voters for the fourth
election district, which Office is now vacant.
Rev. ID. l.. Rathbun, pastor Of Darnestown
Presbyterian church, has accepted q call 10
Falls Church, Va
Mr.. Brooke Jones Of Darnestown will in q
short time take up his permanent residence in
Florida, where he win engage in the orange
raising business. sam.
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EXCURSION TO NEW ORLEANs-For the benefit
OF those desiring to attend the annual Sanger
fest at New Orleans, February PIN and the
Mardi-Gras festivities, February Is, the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets, Washington to New Orleans and re-
turn, at rate of $3.50 for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold for all trains February 8.
III, IL, IA, Is and l6 and will be valid for return
passage until March l, 1890. For information
IN detail call at Baltimore and Ohio ticket
omces, NOS. Gig and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue,
or at depot, corner New Jersey avenue and q
street. =
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Mrs. Shaw, the Whistler, Engaged.

1t is reported in London that Mrs. Shaw, the
whistling woman, is engaged to Q widowed
earl, who has for the past fortnight been paying
her devoted attention. On being questioned
Mrs. Shaw laughed and said: stranger things
nave happened than . nobleman paying me
attention" She refused, however, to discuss
the matter. Whistling is the latest aristocratic
craze. The princess OF Teck practices daily
and Countess Cadogan and Countess Dudley are
proncient whistlers. During the present season
IN country houses whistling parties are the
thing In opposition to Lady Folkstone's string
Dand. A dozen young daughters Of noblsmen
nave formed whistling band and will shortly
give . concert at the house Of the duchess Of
Portland
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Not Accident, but Murder.

Evidence has just come to light showing that
the shooting of Michael Bordner by a man
named stochick while at targat practice near
Snow Shoe, Pa, on the 23d of January last, and
which at the time was believed to be an acct
dent, was deliberate murder for the purpose
OF robbery and that Stochick secured over a
hundred dollars belonging TO Bordner.
Stochick disappeared and the authorities have
not been able to locate him
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Trenton Rubber Works Sold

An English syndicate has offered by cable
S75OOOO for the rubber interests in Trenton,
N. j. Experts representing the syndicate have
been examining the works of the Trenton, Star
and other rubber works and fixed the value.
The rubber men had a meeting "Wednesday
night and accepted the Offer The works will
be managed by the present proprietors, who
retain an interest
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America In Samoa.

Sir James Ferguson in the house of commons
yesterday said that negotiations on the fishery
question were proceeding between England
and America under favorable auspices. Mr..
Bryce, dealing with foreign questions generally.
gave the whole credit for any benefit accruing
to British subjects in Samoa to the spirited
action OF the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

"A DemOcratfc FINANCE committee.
The executive committee appointed by the
House democratic campaign committee has
elected Representative Flower Of New York
chairman and Mr.. Towles of North Carolina,
formerly an employe of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, secretary. A finance committee
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Flower Of
New York. McCreary Of Kentucky, Blanchard
Of Louisiana, Hayes Of Iowa, Fowler Of New
Jersey, Whiting OF Michigan, Maish of Penn
sylvania, Andrew Of Massac husetts, Yoder of
Ohio and Mcclellan of Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Onward and upward" is the motto Of
TEE EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase Is q steady,
healtbful one
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-Four at n Rirth-

Mrs. M. Newton of Everson, Pa, gave birth
yesterday to four children, all girls. They are
OF ordinary size, perfectly formed, and will
live. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton are both of Irish
birth and have lived here for many years.
The house was crowded all day with Visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

Things One Would Rather Have Expressed
Inherently. Amy-'And do you admire
Miss Travers, Mr.. Goslin?" Mr.. G.-"Yes,
swry! She's 20 unlike other girls, don'teher-
know!'-funch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

Edward Callaghan Was arrested at Scottdals,
Pa, Monday on q charge of criminal libel
preferred by General Master Workman 4. v.
Powderly Of the Knights Of Labor The war
rant calls for sl0, 900 damages
John Fink, forty-fve years old, was Instantly
Killed at Morse's lumber yard, Rochester, N. Y,
Yesterday while operating . gig saw. A piece
etratlng to the heart
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Cfncinnd6, Oct. 10Th, 1888

CH1tFtut5, Oet IOtuy 100.
Eolg Randolph. - used
Acme Baking cbout yeoT ago but became dissat-
tsnedGndqu't Tcomonths ago Imst friend whose
SHOES teers striking'y handsome. and asked him
"Fhdt lind or bloetin9 are you ustngf" "Wo,67s
keme BLGckin1." he replied Had you evey any
eolbs nth Il on account Of is coating the shoesf
"SotG partsclef When bought the frst bottle three
gears ago carefully read directions and followed
thsu." DirecsiOnsf nsrey thought of thae.
bought bottle right then and there took the wrap.
per of the meek Of bottle, followed thoss directions
end admit, "What Food scs." Acme Bockina
q al yos elGim for Il
The Test Backing for Men Women and Children
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Threw him in again.-Rescuer (who has
pulled . man out of the water)-"Gracious!
Your head y bleeding. How did you cut it?"
Rescued Man-"On the waters edge. I eueas ~
-Lasuvsnos Anasrican. -
Teacher-''Can you tell me what led Colum.
bus to set out for this continsnt2"
New Pupil-"Yesm. He'd heard that for
eigner stood the best chance 10 get appointed
on the New York police force. loved ICaisen.
bill has been introduced In the Virginia
Legislature TO remove the disabilities Of the
widely known Gen. 7. L. Rosser, which sroee
from his connection with duel.
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81 BANKERS AND BROKERS'
,,i,, 14ll Street. Washington. DC.
Sisubers of New York Stock. Produce and Cotton
Exchange.
Connected by private wire with
GREEN & BATEMAN. New York.
BALDWIN & FARNUM, Chicago ja2O-om
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OCEAN STEAMERS

SA0AEE d sSS3a IS 9a84aP2 MEsrp q. CO.
Q r Ss s S:,l rsS q, Is S3Sj 1Ii:s: n
Wa. Tsrch & & "a - 3 - AareA j. PA-s Tns~
So@sG ssS.s go s0'Is s.ss,ea sA ,Rusv
spvs.d 6srsA. ecoocding soiocstos, 81 80
Sss sds. . ave- q ''vss AssG sshEbhR
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INO " CoKsoN. JNO. ". MCCARTNEY,
- Member ny. Stock Ell.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks ana Bonds and all securities listed
On the Exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made OF NCrtnent securities District
Bones and all Local RaruaL (ias Insurance aud Eel
eICone stock dealt
American Bell Telephone Stock ought and Sold jyls
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FINANCIAL

4 AIDES EXCHANGE
IL 9l2 ST. NV.
stocks Bonds and Oil bought and sold at regular
New loTk stock exchange lots suit No
teEest f6-lms
John SHERMAN & co.
- UOrmerly of this city,
Investment Bankera
san Diego. Cal
Seven and eisht cent interest with the very best
OF real estate security, principal and
paid IN Washington or New York. desired Our at
trntOn Is gwen exclusively 10 this business and
money loaned through will be carefully and safely
placed on undOubted security. San Diego the
most pTUnilsng cities of the Pacific coast Upon ap-
piieaton We will gladly furnish any Information de-
SIRED. taH
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
4 NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEF1ElDs
Leaves 1th-street wharf ON MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATgkDAYs An. Returning TUEsDAYa
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. m, touching 1t Rivee
Landings far Nomni Greek. Va, ST Clements Bay
and 1eOnardtown, Md. Connects with and U. K Las
shepherds See schedule JOHN u kAO1ETT. Az
q. W. RIDLEY. Manager. 1aS5
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
IN 1407 Mass ave. Highland Terracel
49, 14th Street Circle.
d21-6m. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. u. CABEIIA PRINCIPALS
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 4O7 T. Cap ST
w Thorough, successful and prosperous
Endorsed by those in attendance.
New methods easy terms rapid progress.
Send for circular or call bet ) Ind pm dl2-3m
EL0CUTION AND DRAMATIC ART.
~ Also Grace. Department, and Expression The
Shaftesbury method. Lessons In class private Cir
cular containing terms aud full information free.
-, MISS MAUD D. BECKMITH. B.E.A.
oc31 us l2th st. n, w,
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NCRF9LK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
1859 Steamer Lady Of the Lake having been repaired
AND newly furnished. will leave sixth-street wharf
terminus 9TH and 9th street cars, at pm. Tuesday
Ihursdsy and SUNDAY. Returning leave Clyde's
wharf, Norfolk, foot Madison st. Close Connections
Tor New York. Philadelphia and North and South For
state rooms and information regarding freight cali
wharf OK Telephone Cali -. Also b. and q. Ticket
Othces 6ly and ;S5l IA ave-, and Hswley's Express
INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Corner 9TH and d SITS. NV.
schooi OF business and Counting House Trainin&
school Of Practical English.
School OF Shorthand aud Typewritine,
School OF Telegrapny and Electrical Scienea
school of Spencerian Penmanship.
School Of Mechanical and Architectural Dra wilma
Day and night sessions
Cali OF send for illustrated catalogue frea
HENRY @. SPENCER LII b., Principal; SARA A
SPENCER. Vice Principal se23
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
TNo NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE

THO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
Il The POPULAR ROUTE
The OLD FAVORlTE STEAMER GEORGE IFARY
StEEOf. SAFE COMFORTABLE
Appointments hrst-ciass Table une xcelled STATE
rooms large, and heated by steam Polite
aud attentive omcers. Thorough discipline
From h-street wharf MONDAYa WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at 5 pm
Ihe only steamer landing ct Boston wharf, Norfolk.
and the only line having exclusive connecticut with
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Tickets and rooms 1t 6l9 and 1851 PennsyIyans
ave. Hnwiey g. 10Th and n. and Knox Express,
VINO VIII check baggage from hotels and private resi
dences. Telephone No. 1853,
Commencing FEBRUARY 18th the Steamer Leary
Will stop at Pney Point until further notice.
n19 Nm p WEIGH Supt and cen Art
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MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON
Steamer ". ". CORCORAN
Capt. L L Blake leaves 9TH ct wharf oaily texcept
sunday tor Mount Vernon. leaving st 10 A. resca-
anX Warrington about 80 pm.
Fare. round Trip 81 including admission 70 grounds
ana mAnsion. sells
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ELS sSaH2s A AAfH.sOI s b assc,,-,o.

GA 18th st. NV, near f.
Diplomas Degrees, and Cert warden
70 graduates Shorter courses privately in Glass;
Forty -eight page catalogue free. dI7
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1912 MASS.
"A ave, will reopen Monday, September . II affords
every facility for acquiring thorough and frished
education. No efforts spared to advance the pupils
IN music and art The ical department comprises
theory ana technc and embraces piano. harp, violin.
languages general vocal aud drawing and fancy
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