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A Fatal Case Of Seasickness.

The FIRST probably fatal case of seasckness of
the season was reported in New York yester-
day afternoon, the patient being woman Of
ffty-three years, Mrs. Hennegas. She arrived
on Sunday on La Bourgogne from Havre and
intended going to Hoboken, but was so i'll upon
her arrival that she got no further than the
barge office and will probably die there. Las It
Friday she was taken very sick on shipboard
and went to the physician, who declared that it
was nothing more than seasickness. Instead
OF recovering. as the physician said she would
Mrs. Heunegas became worse, had a
hemorrhage and shock of paralysis and was
almost in. dying condition when she landed
from the ship. 1t is said that it was all caused
by CONTINUED seasickuess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
Election by Railway Conductors.

The following officers were elected by the
International brotherhood Of Railroad Con-
ductors in Toledo, Ohio. yesterday: Grand
chief conductor. George W. Howard; grand
secretary and treasurer. d. J. Carr, Los
Angeles; grand chaplain, c. L. Houghwout,
Ashland, Wis; grand senior conductor. II. v.
Ballard. waycross, Ca; grand Junior conductor.
o. W. Stevens. Hornellsville, NY; grand in
side sentinel, E. c. Patterson, LIE Grange, Ariz ;
grand outside sentinel, 7. NJ Gilluiy, San Ber-
nardino, CAL; assistant grand chief conductor.
J. w. Martin. Temple, Tex; executive commit
tee, John r. Long, Seymour, Ind; George
Lovetoy, Evansville, Ind, and William Matti-
son Toledo OHM
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The Tenleytown Electric Road.

TO The kitor Of TIE EyENISo SrAl:
would like to know through the columns Of
your paper II the Tenieytown and Georgetown
electric railway is entirely for the benefit Of q
corporation, or whether tho public, and pa
ticuiariy those Who have occasion to use the
road and were instrumental! in obtaining its
charter, have any rights as TO how aud when
the company runs its cars. They have no
printed schednie time for leaving Georgetown
and the conductors do not seem 10 know when
the last car goes over the entire route. Last
Saturday night . car left Georgetown at ll;50
and went all the way out, but on SUNDAY night
the one leaving at IL 80 stopped at the power
house and several OF us we're obliged to walk
to the end of the route. Please use your min
ence with the company 10 get u regular hours
and printed time table. RxslpEyr.
TenleytoWn, DC, sept a
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Just oreEed q bssutifui line Of wiltons Moourst.
Velvet Body Brusels Tapestry and Ingram csrpsl.:
wilton. Velvet and smyrna Carpet kuex, all .ixes
Snxrair Art sau.rcs Niiton and Smyrna kaxs and
ais IN choice patterns: Lace Curtains Curts.s
AID Drsperies in great variety. Those furnishing viii
md 10 tier advantage 20 before
pUreha-ias- HOOk, BIO. CO.
sS-Sxn l3,la N -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CT TIE EVENING STAR 10 read every day by
more than two-thirds of the population Of the
city in which it is printed who are able TO read.
Can ais record be matched by that Of any other
Newspaper in Tie ,rorid,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
To Get Cardinals Hats.

The Scottish Leader Of Edinburgh says that
eoiucidsns with the elevation Of MOnsignor
ssouer to the cardinaiate, a. the third
representative In tho Roman Catholic
Church OF England, the news hascome
from Romo that three other English
speaking prelates will be elevated to the sacred
college. These arc Archbishop VIM. J. Walsh,
representing the church Of Ireland; Archbishop
Kenrick, representing the church Of Amcrica,
and Archbishop Charles Eyre, representing the
church Of Scotland
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STOMACH: IMPAIRED DIGESTION: Dl
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


ssd GS.. on THE PIANO
Reference Refer 2, +, Pr r II I, C. Sherman. .
Wa competent teacher; graduated in Germany;
care sha spsness yin BE- sssn
TIVE SCHOOL 1927 18TH ST. NV. CID DOOR
por f9 Ns snd ave under management o. Misses
class for teachers Deisarte physical enltut
FTNHE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE
THE f fissf M rs sssss' IN S oGTosER
after that f date. ~ ''''''' sae-1ot.
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, COL
coess viii SeH 1910 =, 6 IN t hn
trance examination will be held the lecturoom Of
For tickets d and 5ntornson apply to the college
sss,iot AN0 l. Il. &. KagUsosx1 Secretary.
A RNoLD wILFRIED MEYER. GRADUATE OF
"a Leipzig. OrTanist Assembly Presbyterian Church.
VIII mali crcasr for further san anr
&c o Terms t. moderate. Address 1lls 10th st. NV.
NTARIANO MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL; ITALIAN
Vl method; true iInpostation Of the voice. Pupils
prspsred for Grand Opera CSneerts oratorics, Sc
y sPEESERIAN BGsINEss C3LLEGE. '''
rborouoh n Gon a .,inn AND M S SIS NM
tons. Experienced and successful teachers con
slant demand for graduates from this school. bay
and Evening Sessions. Terms moderate. Call or
send for circulars. sl9-Im
TIME MED1CAL.DKNTALA AND PHAMACEUTICAL
Il Departments of Howard University will give
winter term every evening and day.: Eveing Lectures
Will be from 5:30to $50 p. In. Daily lectures and
clinics from i a. In. to Up IN.
CLINICS.
Medical by Prof 7; Hood.
Surgical by Prof. Robert RNyburn.
Obstetrcal for Seniors by Prof C. B. Purvis
Gynecology by Dr. George NJ Perry
Minor Surgery by l.. A. Balloch.
Children by DR.. Thomas Miller.
Eye and Ear by DR.. T. Oliver Belt
Dispensary by DR. T. J. Shadd.
special Instruction in Autopsies by Prof. d. p Lamb
Dental Clinics by Prof. J. f. Dpfolir,
And Irs. j. L. Lee, II. p. Yeatman and Walter s.
Over sig.2w
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE
are given at o29 St II. H. to Adults aud Children
Also Private Lessons in all the Common EngIi- h
Branches. BY Miss C. DENGLER. sIy-3ws
ELocUT1oNtAN AND 1NATQIY
IL New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in EXECUTION prepares the pupil for
tons.
The course in ORAToRY prepares tho pupil for Lee
lures, Debates. Public Addresses After-dinncr Speak
ing. Legal Arguments, Pulpit Otatory and Political
Speeches, dealing with manner anu matter.
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
feired. The success of graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
MARTYR COLLEGE,
slo-4m GA 18th st. NV.
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Hon. VIM. Hsilman, sx-state senator and ex.
Congressman, died yesterday 1t EvansyiIle,
Ind, after protracted Illness
Three thousand acres Of land have been mr.
chased near Minneapolis - the basis 81 a
building scheme said 70 involve q, o0o, o0o.
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25 H.xpsoMr NV P.rrr.x

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The CHESTER" Plain. Close Fitting and Meat, nm
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Tho LEXINGTON" Gathered 81 Seck: VARY hand
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The FAIR Dressy. cio.e-e ttinx (,.rrp.n, Nth
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Prices never 80 low tor line ouaiisx wssa,-
proofs. GOODlEAk RUBBER COMPANY 400 oar a
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A labor convention b to be held In Philadei-
phia In few days 10 nominate labor candi-
date Tor governor. Rev. MI Atwood, Meth
odist minister, h to be tho candidate for gov
Knights Of Labor. Il u said that they viii have
dslesssss pssssss fson every county In the
stats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
THE HOUSE PAINTERS STRIKE
Both Sides Hold Out-Importing Work
men to Take the Places OF the Strikers.

A settlement Of tho differences existing be-
tween the striking house painters and decorat-
ors seems no nearer today than il did when the
strike was first started a week ago. Both sides
still stand firm and claims are made that one
can stand the strike as long as the other
MEETING OF THE MASTER PAINTERS ASSOCIATION.
Tho Master Painters Association held
meeting yesterday afternoon which was pre-
sided over by Mr.. James L. Hodge. Speeches
were made i'll condemnation of the strikers.
opinions being expressed that they were too
hasty and were unwise and unjust in their ac-
tlon- Eleven new members were added to the
rolls of tile association. Messrs. Macnichol h
Son offered a resolution, which was unani-
mously adorted, that there has been some
criticism of the action taken by the president
Of the Master Painters Association In his dis
position of the communication from the Paint
ers' Assembly, X. OF L., dated May 26, 1880.
proposing to reopen the eight-hour question
after it had been amicaDly settled by q Joint
committee of the two bodies and that the
master painters OF Washington, DC, heartily
indorse the action of the president and pledge
him our united support in the future rs in the
past"
The association also decided not to take the
strikers back in their old places. II this deci-
sion is adhered to the strike promises TO be
ioug one.
The report OF the committee to procure labor
Was thought to be very encouraging
TWO HUNDRED EIGHT-HoUR MEN AT WORK.
There are now nearly 200 painters working
under the eighthour rule who are employed
by master painters outside the Master Painters
Association
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EDUCATIONAL

III " N<t 4lOA>AA
IN WASHINGTON.
G E0HakT0~s sc sSsS.S 81 Tsw.
FACULTY
REV. J. HAvENs RICHARDS. 81.
President Of The University.
CHARLES ". HOFFMAN,. LID.
AoS Shi SiI d..,ss Ri Saa., " LID
Legal MaximS
MARTIN r. NORRIS. LID.
Admiralty and Comparstivs Jurisprudsncs
hon, HON "! JEREMIAH N; WILSON. LID
,,,.,,.. hon s aSp DREW G; BRADLEY ,
On co%non ar Law Peaa e. sna Gasy
Jurisprudencc
,.,., Jos5pH =; pAkLINGIoN LID.
and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE E HAMILTON. LID.
~ Prsescs aud Te.tameSssryh Ls S.''''"'oA'
r. ROSS PERRY, AN.
TOrts.
MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof. GEORGE 4. HAMILTON
e and Eoss ffhs 2hhis
SIS NV. on WEDNESDAY,. SctS6er j. !, $50 p M
The library, now comprising the English and leading
American Reports and the latest text books upon
most legal SUBJECTS il located in the Law building
with coInmedious reading rooms attached aud Will
pe open from b An. 10 10 PIN. daily, SUNDAYS ex-
cepted to students and alumni Of The school
The secretary eau be seen at the Law Building on
Tuesdays. thursdays and saturdays. from 30 TO
3 80 pm, for Information, enrolment. &c CIrcu-
culnrs giving course of study, terms, &c. can be
obtained at book stores Of W. h. Morrison. 1884 Y
st. NV. and Lowdermilk Co. 1924 ST. n. w. and
1T W. 8. Thompsons drug store. s03 10th ST. n W.,
or ON Application personally. or BY letter, to the
undersigned g NJ. YEATMAN,
sS-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
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mo W. CORsoN JNo W. MACARTHEY
- Member y. II. stock m.
CORSoN MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST NV.
bankers and dealers IN Governments BondA
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bondh and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New Aork Pbilsaelphia, Bos,op
aud Baltimore bought and sold
specially made Of Investment securftes District
Bonds and al Local Railroad ss and Tsl
ephone stock dealt IN.
AmericAn Bei Telephone Stock boush. ana sold ,yls
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Against Opening Alley in Square 757


In the Equity Court yesterday, in the case
of Thos. N. Fields, trustee, and Geo. W. Grea-
son against the District of Columbia. Marshal
Ransdell, W. II. Manogue and N. T. Dawson
made a temporary order restraining the open
ing Of an alley in square 757 northeast 1t is
set forth that the compliments were owners of
lot 3, and Manogue and Dawson owners of lots
and 2; that the owners of lots and 2 on Sep
TENDER II petitioned for an alleywsy, and the
Commissioners have approved the application
aud referred the same 70 Marshal Ransdell for
condemnation. The compliments aver that
the act OF Congress Of May Is, lS20, authorized
the opening OF alleys on the application OF
owners OF more than one-half the property In
the square, and the powers Of the corporation
were enlarged by the act of 1870; and they
state further that validity is sought to be given
the act OF the legislature Of August Is, 1871,
which gives authority TO tho board OF public
works when the plat is acc ompapied by petit
non OF q majority Of the property holders.
They claim that this act is unconstitutional and
so are the acts Of 1870 and iS40 so far As they
grant the right and power OF eminent domain
TO the corporation; that the powers of the
board OF public works were SO defined that they
could not be increased or diminished by the
Legislature; that there 10 no necessity for the
alley contemplated. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON. d. O.

WASHINGTON. d. O
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES GEORGE
IL. Preparatory Department for Boarders. Col
iegiats Department for Boarders and Day scholara
J. Ravens Richards. D. j., President.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Term opens October j.
SCHOOL OF LAW. Term opens October 1. s. NJ.
Yestman. secretary, Georgetown Law Building
cor. + aud 9th SITS. NV
SLOW J. HAyENs RICHARDS Sd. Rector.
l'RIEND,' SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 1 ST. NV.
both GrS sssr Ss sa aff iS
with corps Of ten teachers al professional and eI.
terns the scientific classical OF any COLLEGE
fe Is me eSd ws e T
books and physical aud chemical apparstus Text
has been censtrueted specially for school PURPOSE
sra .s ss shng ssA sas 19d
those hG fT1 ' .gaSHs spIhr
THE woNAN's sIMNAsIUM,
ppor WILL kEoPE OPEN, OCTOBER I.
w Il. PUTNAM. Ma. HARvARD). WITH EFFI-
~. Gent a:.ist.ns ~ each department. will Reopen
Boz and resume private Instruction sEPTEaBEk
Ssg at b4S5 OoTS S sI Best Of reersncss
pEks a sst II n% apply s
V,HE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
e 4s 80 81, e
morals ~ well as the inteiiectso Of the pupils So l'
RuEcKERrs M ,sas d RSaNs;
- 1850 & SSbc 4sf FRA Is sr. NV
BUSINESS scH Fsas New Yo,. Ave.
conducted BY the N. ca, ana for members only.
try Drawing tnechanical Architectural, topograph-
Elca,,; shorthand ben, Pitmsn and Ealnc'sl, Type
Lsnsasves nsfsa French ana e .g For menu
bership and schedule apply at the office. stj-:Sin
oe Sr W. VIII R
PREPARED Tor higher grades IN the public schools Vas
civil service aud examinations Instruction Of
foreigners speciality. str
M RS. MYERS SCHOOL,
4" 70. I poAaPbfSssS I hs s. "a SCHOOL
FOB iou Kssp mmDt neso aSR LITTLE rpp GIRLS
Through inssrae,ion. Best Of feae4er. For partic.
',a1s the MRs ELIZABETH MYERS
sTls and Little scys vii, open for ne second
Applications may be made at aSoi Q st. until the
that time the school rooms each day from 10
to II an au3o-lm'
VI'HE PARTISAN SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
lars lars ADDRESS Monsieur and Gms. DIES GAkESNis.
A RI INsTRUCTION-THE GREATEST oPPoR-
"A tunty offered to Parents Children. Teac ners
Designers Decorators Artists learn Draw aud
PANT perfectly for almost nothing for those who COM
progress Of students Portraits order from Is 10
$4,000 l. X. MokkElI, the teacher, has had IL
artists in Europe. S2O0,000 worth Of paintings
day and eSssPs for the r:s
CT. CECILIAS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
- and Children, Col East Capitol st. VIII reopen
Monday. beptember 3. Music and painting receive
special attention au.S-6w.
MT. VERNON SEMINARY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
V,HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
'4 AZ. soS yTuHHtskIMSah tP Preiidsn'
!Associate Justice Of the US supreme Courp,
Professor e consstutionI Jurisprudsnee and Of
Ths Hon: wALTEk s COX. LID.
'As'ocisss Justice Of Supreme Court District Of o.
Professor of the Law Eesl and Personal Property
Associate Attorney General Of the United states,.
IL So :, ~ fs eassfinis
U0rmeriy US. District Attorney. District OF Co
Lecturer on Criminal Pleading and Practice and on
,. x.Iaaa i s ! l%s sfSiSsSIy Esq
''fHEsf e F. Eri pasis coa%sfst. Law
Formerly Assistant Attorney Of District of Co.
Associate Professor Of Praesce Judge Of Moo, cOur.
and h5sERY f i9s h.!IrE Of
The opening exercises 81 the law school win take
ss IL a a aar Han Of s
October A. 9 o'clock pm. when addresses eIpli.
Professors, and when other snnouncements win DO
made for the current scholastic year.
Constitutional Jurisprudencs Of the United States
will be enlarged arg and will be snprlemented by
Lectures will be delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce the extension
given to their several courses;
mne Law LasTIry which has received large .dd,
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
the Registrar and librarian will be daily in attend
PM to enroll students and snswsr inquiries
Catalogues giving detailed inIormation can be OBJ
st. NV and Of Iewaernt Co. S ss4 s. I nSs 4
the office Of the Treasurer. 1897 Pa. ave. or on ap.
si2-M ''' JAMES c. YELLING President
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IMPORTING PAINTERS.

1t is estimated that about one hundred men
have been brought here to take the places of
the strikers, but that the latter have persuaded
nearly half of them to return to their homes
The strikers railroad committees are still on
the alert at the depots to meet all men who are
imported here. Some Of the imported men,
upon learning the condition OF affairs here,
returned home Immediately. Others. it is
stated, get of the train at stations outside of
the city and either tramp in or come in
vehicles. Those who come at the solicitation
of the bosses have their fare paid, and if they
return at the solicitation of the strikers the
latter pay their fare home. so that the masters
and the workmen share tho expenses evenly in
such cases.
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FINANCIAL.

MALL ST. MANUAL AND OPTION LIST FREE =
w Bonds and stocks bought and sold mErxin oper-
atoms conducted on loo upward. OPTIONS elO 10
$1,000. ;. J. PECK 4 co. o. broadway, New Yorh.
So Inn
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises Of this institution the ColIegste Dc
rar'meEt of the Columbian University, Will be re
surned on MONDAY, September ~, At O'Clock q H.
students OF both sexes Application tor information
concerning hours OF examination preliminary TO adj
mission should be addressed To the or secre
tsry OF the faculty Applications for catalogues should
he addressed TO the registrar. Mr.. H. e. HODGKINS
A Is. JAMES L, WELIINt,
au:.3- Gun - Presidens
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
The Sixty-ninth annual course Of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course will Segin on Wednesday,
October l, ct D. m. in the college building 1875
st n. W. Introductory Medical Lecture b. Prof. WI
n. Finley. D. DIS.
The autumn examinations viii be held on Thursday
October - at 80 PIN. For circulars both depart
ments apply TO DIR. A. r. A. King. Dean, TEE 18th ct
nv. Oihce hours. TO 10 ALL. and 4 to pm. Tele-
phone $50. az I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

FTNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
Il Columbian University-This school will open Mt
y Q clock p N. &C. ODER I, with the following
glish Mathematics Civil Engineering Chenistry. As
saying, Physics. Mineraiogy. french. German, Me-
ture courses on Astronomy. Anthropolosy. Zoology,
Botany, &c. All classes meet IN the evening and
open to both For further information apply to
the DEAN Prof L. I. FRISTOE, LID sis I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

VINHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATION,
Il SCHOOL, 1888 II st. NV, prepares for College
Tor the United States Military aud Naval Academic
and Tor business The course will be extended all
Improved during the coming session. which will be
gin September -
For further information address
au29- I'm A. L. MONTAGUE Principsl
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JEwEL3Y STORE.
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-04

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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-04
Valuable Advice for the Present Day.

Mrs. Helen E. Sterrett, in recent num-
Der of the Forum, contributes an article
entitled Housekeeping in the Future"
In it she tells how in a few years electricity
will supply light for the home, the family
co king and washing will be done outside,
and there will be so little work in the
household that the occupation of the do
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But Mrs Sterrett's article is simply
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Their nerves are in such a condition
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Instead of the depressed and languid feel
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10 those who are weak and failing, and
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they act upon this advice.
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EVERY SYMPTOM GONE.

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