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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

eees.s the ggesEi0n - cap = FEely
~ 44rec 4s.1 "a llsro.ls 1sts zre t1ri-ss
a lis face 1-sks1 ~ -,sst-c4s4ti1as
sn1 saox-s slQ4ga - sl1ze terror -
TIE hearl n = Fetsr4l. He - aats p
stand s-r2lrat 1ls t4rlet QUE All
toes saget4sf. zlt soa-srs abas nexs
De s.lI h4ge g. 80. TIE tllsl=lax di4-
4-gse generally ersaee-
LppeF Cl-ssu4r cn 1erce s1assl-
''pay. Mister. nat ; y01r n4z~s'
Plebs- smith, ar"
Where r yoG trolT~
~PodlakT
'-kn0s aaybody shors to2~
'Don' kaOu. SIR"
'.AnY more there like your'
Yes"
''0reas guns say sir told you en-
your head. And she poor plebe stands
on his bad till hs Is blue Ia the f4ee.
Then tie upper-cl -ssmsn s-arm
aroand the sqsad u plebes. aud
cenand -ho tle handsonsst nlsn IN
the l0ts Eh0 a the 's1uez~ al who.
the wooden ms-a- The plsbs IS IA
mortal fear of giving olfeas5 - ono
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

the sidewalk So. for the ninety-ninth
time, he followed tho example OF al
giant intellects and took tho road 10
New York
when be found himself in city Inll
park with the historic ball smiling / -
marble welcome 70 all newcomers,
Chinese, Ilottentot, TURK, hcretic, Nor
mon and mongrel alike. key gave his
venerable hat q graceful wave by way
OF saluting tho company at large, from
Madame Justice up on the chimney
pos. 20 Hon. Ben. Franklin, glued on
his PEDESTAL Then, with q courtly
grace peculiar 10 his kind, be reposed
himself upon one Of tho hospitLble
benches and proceeded TO soliloquize:
Talk abaowt yer hotels. Ugh! Hot
hells IS what | calls um! StuGy rooms
no end o all-Ared regulations 'baowt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

catin' with forks an drink'n' aowt %
clar5s. an payia' up fer all yer hast
None o. yer tarnation slavery fe- me;
botchcr lifo there's moro fun IN gitFn'
ton FREQ lunches, an mebbe a much rs
fvc caufuls o. sour swipos tween noon
an suppor-timc. an 2 gen'leman as kin
fake t0t kin glo-y In baskin' In tho
sett'n sunshine ar courrin' sweet slum-
bcr bonoath the glorious expansive can
istcr NY hevin."
His bosom was free from care SO his
dreams were chiidlikc and bIssful. 10
saw himself the center OF an adniring
thro1g. ne vas boiny f2ttcred by tho
rich. his smile oourtca b. the powerful,
and be was gratifying his natural good
he1rtedness by bes;owing favors upon
every one around Thon ho saw wee
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
THE YOUNG MIDsHIPMAY.
tls Wre1cns1 L4fs or . -Plebs
&c the Aaval Academy.
i-a 'eiance 81 haziss % D.-ersbsd ~
90 .tHEas potts Gs1sE-Tae Feos Ftz1s
Lsss His lsessass - 80 LgD<-
Giss-la.a-

va. CORES .'lll0tla ace
L.1a1Fsl.saF sse
This Is the seasoa ~ tes yszr when
a. . 1astla la1 worry a. the Naval
academy The 4aalns I'D lisy a An
napolIs is Awakening from 1ss lethaF1T
~ yae sialaF past. aad shs gLilelsss
aad anaus pecging e4ldidate 81 gs.EIllg Ia
hia appearances in anriei ipsrlon II tns
annual entrances examination. lie
comes from al sections of ths country
aud represents az classes 4ld eondi-
tioas ofuis. from ths yoanZ son ~ Erin
g. che Silver Kings son - Lhs tar
W.sL
fasre are many amusing features
connected with raa a,l.llssl3n -u1 early
c4rcer 20 Lhe Yeaag mltsaIrm
Ou 1ls -rip go Aanapois. Ilsl before
arriving tba conductor ~ tLr rlcAerY
trala or somo eq4ail 5-otcious pers4a -
sure % band llm a printed cart setting
f1rt4 .n glaaiag terms tne 4dvanlases,
tof1 social ara educational, shat he
aill derive ~ stopping a. hrs Blanks
Lo.rt ng -aoase Az Tbs train he i- met
lqa darby .-nawu % all receu- Teai-
uafea> af tle academy as PrlL uenry
l.rF Wto insists oa steering hiL to
Nirt Blanks house. There bee NESTS
uaae-ous t-ll1T--a.' ttlsea. alo t-lt
Ma ~ tle Leaalial Froua4s AMI :bo
'.oars 30 faa ead ~ tha 'hf--e'
taeY have seem. AND tts "tAcasb-ml
saIers' Sao laV3 bseu $500 solicl -ous of
thHIr ve-lsr
Atr.n r'oeS on the incoming ~ the
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

The greatest CONSERVATION prevails among manufac-
turers of Sewing Machines ExOrbitan prices knocked
oat 10y the 5achae s0li bs DRY Goods firm Only
S13.50 tor hrst-ciass, elegantly equipped Machine,
freight added from the factory. How IL IL done
No store rent,
20 agents salaries expenses.
No extra wagons or carriages for agents.
No horses 10 feed.
simply the manuac ureTs price of Machine with freight
added. We have given this branch of our business
impetus b3 prociaIming convictions. II may
ably he expected that when the better half of house,
hOid Gomez To the c0nclUsi0 that sewing machine IL
necessary tighten the burden of her aboFs. she viii
Inform herself where She buy the best for the least
money In the mind III an intelligent and Judicious
chaser price condemns article. especially when
lis reputation is established and it, superiority appa-
is the with the Dem0rest Sewing Machines
We furnish ards Of testimonials ron those using
them, giyin@ expressions ol entire satisfaction.
Every Machine is warranted hVeN Nears. The price
that family need be without one
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
- EasDys BisSG4o-Ih. Alarm
Zara.i M1sic-A Bl0s Ter FEes
esa-Ehs foFee ~
A0r1t ea&sioa-

A2l-tt@a hf'- - 10 49,
lgUPTIsEE ls51i
Tkey Trotter gentleman q tse ped
esgrlan prcsessI0S, kad prcgaenaded Ia .
tslsuFely 4nd digui1sd say frou sko~-
heg2n into tae mighty metropolis.
Pray dont mistake him for = tramp
showed themselves IN = playfal aver
sion % work. - conventional attire.
modes of travel and manner ot spa.eh-
key AS intended by his parents Tor
the church. love u things spiritu0us
early developed i.self and he had great
glft Ia talk, bu.. much - their grieL. 10
took u tie bar Instead. HIS large and
unstezdy practice barred his progress
in hls native county. and oitentlmos Oa
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
COST OF MARRIAGE.
Experience o. a Han Who Began
o. 4 Mo1est Capital

f1vs Huadrea Doli4rs haosEa - kst~e-
llsa = to1sliart- lac fkoalAe iAe Asssr-
s4on Csrsoaor&tsa bs . SsEnPrei.ea-
sIss Kl24aelAl SG@tsEz4-I-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22
DEADLY ENCOUNTER.

a Struggle with Anarchy LIS -
Victory for Robert
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

Up ran the minions Of the law.
Exc Robin Pecler's twain;
They snoto the villain IN the Jaw,
And tapped 70 sound his brain
For. hOi the wretch was Gnarchcct
BY all good cops abhOrred;
So straight they bound him cs yon see,
with Digat aud orc a-c0rd.
Thcy gave their guest q rich club feast,
Then hanged him oa post;
Thcn wrote his epitsph h:-''the least
Nigk turn out lad Ls Most
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22

The acti - and Intelligent officer turned
round aud pleasantly inquired whether
the gentleman lad ever studied IA TIE
sas-nlng school
For = moment just one single mo-
ment there was II pause ~. Police
man tool, advantage ~ IL % indulge IA
hearty bit ot hi!arity Wit IN police
man always deserves t-e reward u an
interval for l.yht refrcshmcnts aud dis
coyery Oi tAo point. When tae pause
of silonco was over. tho policeman lhe
was handsome fellow, Of course boz
ins Gothamito ana ono of the Gnes)
turned round 70 note sle elect OF his
brilliauce-
Right brilliant IL proved = be. Tho
spar,zs dew out from his eyeLolos and
lig black clouds took their places His
handsome nose now served q double
purpose it blaz11 likc /. dangcr--i gIll
and relieved the heal frou pressure of
blood on tic brain. Ir. Trot-ct was =
sight, Nr Pcc.cr wss D spectacle; be-
tween them they were pair - spocta-
clcs, and the li.tle dor laughed To sce
the sport. And tne p0pulacc assembled
in their thousands to enjoy the contest
between law and anarchy.
This was the National peril Of last Fri
day week TAc bloody nose q that sore
ly stricken man ~ force. copper Ia color
as In name. WIS but the symbol Of the
Commonwealth's majesty. That rude
fist OF tho unruly wayfarer typilel
the red right hanl OF rum, rGpine and
rampagcous rebellion. The sounding
smack that announced the clashing OF
these forces was no less than the thunder
peal proclaiming the eternal warfare
between the powers OF good and evil,
was but an echo OF Satan's defiance that
made Paradise lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
THE BARRUNDIA AFFAIR.
Tho Generals Son-in-Law Will Pre-.
sent the Case in Washington.

A special to the New York Herald from the
City of Mexico says DR.. Benegoechea the SON.
in-law of the late Gen. Barrundia, leaves for
Washington Monday with good letters to pre-
sent in the Barrundia case. He says the great
est discomfort reigns In Guatamala among the
masses against President Barriilas and predicts
war within four months. bull fighter has
been expelled from Guatemala for shouting
Viva Ezeta," as has also q German named
Heischmann for making love to Barrundias
daughter.
Senior sopral, ex-secretary Of state, is still q
prisoner In his own house, which is carefully
guarded.
Eleven prominent men have recently been
called to cabinet positions by Presinent Bar
rillas, but all refused. News has been received
from Guatemala that Senior Dieguez, minister
here, will soon resign, owing to discomfort.
The sum of $4,000 or IS, 900 in the baggage
OF Gen. Barrundia has mysteriousiy disap-
peared and has not been accounted for. Capt.
Pitts inventory Of the baggage of the general
is still held by the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany.
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Decrease of the Bonded Debt.

1t is stated at the Treasury Department that
tho decrease in the bonded debt Of the United
States during the past month, viz, s42 316, 24O,
was greater than in any month since the period
OF refunding operations under Secretary Sher-
man, the nearest approach to it being S26, 593, .
$50 in the month of October, 1888.
The decrease in the bonded debt for the first
nineteen months of the present administration
has been S2O5, TIA. 41O an average monthly re-
duction Of $40, 1927, ga. The decrease for the
first nineteen months of President Cieveland's
administration was SIC, 96S. 900, an average
monthly reduction of $4,O5O, 94S. The total
decrease during the four years Of President
Clevelands administration was S341, 1896 $50. an
average monthly reduction of SLIP 1877. Tho
foregoing figures relate exclusively to tho
bonded debt and not to the ''debt, less cash, in
the Treasury" at the various dates specified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
IN FACULTY.


N FACULTY
,,,o HON; ARTHUR MACARTHUR LID.
ato Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia.
President
Ron. SAMUEL +. MILLER. LID.
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the
HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB. LID.
Lecturer On Common Law Pleading and jurisdiction
JAMES SCHOULEk, ESQ,
Lecturer on the Law Of Bailmcnts and Of Do.
mestic Relations.
pro,...o, HON {, p q; o. g; cLAAganIoN; LID
dence. constitutionai ard Criminal Law
Et aaa N LAY cNRS 6 Io lid
Of the Law OF Real and Personal Property.
Contracts. Negotiable Instruments
NOV and Corposations ions, ,ns
Late Solicitor General OF the United States,
HON. JOHN GOODE, LII. D.,
Lecturer on Criminal LAW.
HON. WESrEL wiLLoUQHBY,
SaUKso 81 n 4. i kxLsT GSs kEiOfsaS
Lecturer SR KTsssise and Jpdgs q tRs Moo. coars
lecturer on Patent Law and Practica
EUGENE D. CARUSI, LII. B.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The twenty second annual session of this school
will open in the Law School building, No. COS q
NV, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER /, 1880. At y
O'CLOCK 7. M, when an introductory lecture viii be
delivered aud the announcements for the school year
Tho library and reading room will be open 10 stu.
dsnts daily except Sunday. from o'clock Am. TO 10
Cstalosues containing full Information can be OBJ
L9wdermilf Co;s l%2t st Nv, Or g the OFfICR
SkR 81 10TH AND SIS NV. xSsfs .sa S9s,
can enroll. gel6- 3mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The PRINCETON OF RAILWAY TRAVEL is ex-
emplifed In the Royal Blue Line trains now
running between Washington, Baltimore, Phil
car in every train is vestibuled including bag
gage cars, day coaches, parlor cars and sleep
ers. All are heated by steam and lighted by
Pintsch gas. The anti-telescoping device is at
tached TO every car. Around the ordinary
thrown the same degree OF safety az guards tho
more exclusive passenger occupying the par
lor or sleeping cars. The comforts Of the
coach passengers are further provided for
through the separate lavatories for gentlemen
compartment In each car is also new feature
that win commend itself to the lovers Of the
weed.
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,se every means TO prevent

building Of railroad along the
bed Of the old canal Their obstructive tactics
will result in delay, bus finally the road win be
built Public sentiment ia in favor of q rail-
road and il is the intention OF the Washington
the construction Of the road at the earliest
practicable moment They were in hopes thst
we would be able to begin operations very soon,
bu. this decree will prevent that for the pres
ent at least In my opinion the bondholders of
1914 Or their representatives. will never be able
TO comply with the terms of the decree, and
when that is ascertained then the sale OF the
bed Of the old canal and its property will be
proceeded with. Our company will not lose
any time in building the road"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g Fair dealing has always been the
motto of TIE EVENING SfAR. "A dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" IL
the principle upon which It's business il con-
Quoted Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
Pending Congressional investigations

The shortness Of the recess will prevent the
several investigating committees pursuing their
inquiries to any great extent before the next
session Of Congress. The subcommittee Of the
House appointed to look into the arrangements
made by the worlds fair commission for the
government exhibit will go to Chicago at an
early day. The subcommittee of the House
Judiciary committee that has been investigat-
ing the allegations of corruption in United
States courts will go to New Orleans after the
November elections to continue its investiga-
ton, and the joint committee of the Senate and
House charged with inquiry into the immigra-
ton system will 60 to the Pacific coast early in
November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

FrNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
The Hon ;oHS Il: hAhIxN. fLp.
o..sss 81 sns
R fSs ao ond karfE s. coY h
o sas and Crime. ana
The Hon, WILLIAM 4 MAuRX: IL D..
ot ES1s Of law
and Equity Pleading and Of the lay Of Lytdence.
aIg D.s Ssnss 6.siss q
on Iesal pRs Practice and on
1. wrLia al pr.e, MaT ddmmsSc asf
e' HfsR & E kri SAWS c0 I@fIaM Law"
Formerly Assistant Attorney of District Of CO.
Associate Professor of Practice Judge Of Moot Court
ana RosfET g f RS xhs.frf Of treasurer
The opening exercises of the Law school will take
place in The Law Lecture Hall Of the TGiSersiy
cation of the courses Of lectures will be made by the
made for the current echoias,ic year. VIII 10
The lecture course OF Mr.. Justice HARLAN on the
s ~ n en- OF the United Stats
course Public and Private International Law His
lectures will be delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce tho extension
sTf se e .ne[ Ss, S,s ros, ,,
tons is open daily tSundays excepted for study aud
societies for legal debate and associate study e,s,
in connection with the school.
The Registrar and Librarian will be daily in attend.
ance II the Law Library from am. till o'clock
pm. TO enroll students and answer inquiries.
Catalosues giving detailed INFORMATION. can be OBJ;
st. ". and Of Lowdermilk & Co. 1424 + st W., at
SLIT JAMES c. YELLING, President
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Virginia Democratic Association.

The Virginia Democratic Association last
evening elected officers as follows: Maj. H. L.
Biscoe, president; John A. Jones and Mai.
Joseph A. Settle, vice presidents; MIR. Z. NJ.
Braxton. jr., recording secretary; Mr.. Frank D.
syrick, corresponding secretary; Mr.. W. II.
Monroe, financial secretary, and Mr.. H. b.
nittee is composed of Messrs. W. /. Tune, L. j.
Lutrell, r. Edmunds, Il. N. Harper aud c.
II R.itns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
ID Rr G o o ps.

ID RY u o o ps.
One Case Remnants Of Light and Dark CALICO Be
One case Remnants BLkACHED CANTON PLAN
MEL ole third less than value.
CANI ON FLAN NIL in al grades from &c IN
lILLOM CASE COTTON. loo.
10-3 SHEETlNG, 1sc.
BLACK CAsHMFRE sHAWIS. single and double
LAME line BLANKET SHAW Is, siuSle aud double.
BID COMFORTS IN great variety.
BLANKETS AZ all prices from Toe. up.
COTTON BATTING for quilting.
LADIES' ALI-WOOL HOSE. 35c-
BOkTKEk'S DUPLEX COksETS. ell
ALL-wOoL DRLss ELANNEI- ~ yards vide SOC.
Extra Large DAMAsk TOWEL. CSC.
HkSNfkffA CASHMERE black and coiora ope
yard wide. 25c.
SAEN sACQuEs for Children, from &c. NJ.
full line GENTS UNDERWEAR
LADIES AND CEILpREN's UNDERWEAR
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. he.
= TowSER son.
- l.io sth ST nv
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Death Of a Proufinent Marylander.

Philip Francis Thomas died yesterday In
Baltimore. He was one OF the best known and
highly respected characters in the state. In
1889 he was elected to the Twenty-sixth Com
gress. Later on he WAS governor Of Maryland.
Secretary of the Treasury for short period
times member Of the house of delegates. He
was elected United States Senator in 1866, but
was refused admission because Of alleged dis
loyalty to the Union during the war;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03
OUT OF WASHINGTON

1Sn YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEM
SloV mary tgirls), Military Academy tboys1.
High grounds very healthy; best care; thorough in
struction; cottage system EPISCoPAL SCHOOLS.
Haddonreld, Nj s21-lms
u OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
~ sprihg. Montgomery county, Nd. reopens Sept
10. thorough training Is aimed at. with the infI-
ence, as far as possible, Of home government Tho
number 10 limited and especial 10 given the
health Of the scholars For circulars and further
formation address
HENRY C. HALLowELI, AN. Yale,
te1S-4m Sandy spring, Nd.
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DROF. J. D. 0AILLARD
Il begs TO inform his numerous clients that he has
trAnsfsrred bis School Of Languages to l0lT Conn
ave. Branch ofhce. GIL l2thst s6-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Lors selling very fast In Wesley Heights.
Rad adv. OF free excursion In Saturdays STAl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

&9~...e~@~s'N@
5l5 7TH ST NV,
Have oYencd q nrst-claxs retail credit
5EwELRY STORE
Where they will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and large assortmen: of Diamonds. Watches.
J,welry. silvsrwsre. &c, which they will sell
Special credit system cheaper than can be bought else
where cash. thereby enabling patrons have
IL of the article while they paying forit
We keep full stock of all the beat grades Of Ladies'
E1G GentiemeL's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN wATcHES
Including split Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD. ROCKFORD. ELGIN. wALTHAN. EAMP-
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
Cal and lsa-n how to buy goods our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere.
OYeu evenings.
Goods delivered on frst psymsnta
THE JAMES POWERS CO.,
els 7rH ST. NV.
s2Su Up Stairs
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nLNEY INSTITUTE,
" 312. St. GEORGETOWN, DC.
Fifth Session begins October J, 1890. For Circulars
apply to Misses Dorsey, Principals.
hiss " NJ Dorsey Will p,ine her Classes In Calls
themes and Dancing October "a at Linthcum Hall
-Iyus
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDOCA1tONAL
IN WARRINGTON.
GroRarTOwsso sSsSEs 81 Ifv.
FAcuLrI
REV r:;. zsgE = az .' SaI1.s.,S 81
CHARLES b,.n w. :, a 10 T,suI;S. LL-n'
HON WILLIAM a. RIcHARpsoN, LID
Lecturer on statutory .pS administrative Law and
MARTIN +, NORRIS LID.
Admiralty sna co@psr.s a jarssprads ae
reS ns q n,s WILSON ma
os SSnh .p S1 ana saay
Jursprudencs.
JOSEF 20 lSe Law d
and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE Z HAMILTON. LID.
'''' Tlsetics aud Tc.,.%eS,srs p Ls Sp'''a'n~
4. ROSS PERRY. AN,
TOr,s. -A
Circuit. Court. rrS ao SEo SSHh E HAMILTON
AS idtf 'gHaDLEi and hAE koss flkE
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
snsT,ns term a sss bsr pqISias corner Ssh anal
Al are most eordisy invited TO s.,pna
The library, comprising the English and leading
s ac isd located sSs n The S s02 aass
with comnodssus reading rooms stsao6ed. and viii
eepted students and snnn Of the ssSoo eh
sd ss Law rom snans on
$50 pm, for Information. enrolment, &C Circu-
I Sss IVY ss% son 1884 fs5 F
st. 3, w And LOsdern al Co; 1924 q, NV and
or on application personally. or BY letter q the
I'm Secretary and Treasurrr
EoREIGNEks DESIRING AN EXPERIENCED
- Teseher OF English may address Miss BALCH.
cSn.n Minister aud Su%6er Of PaS 10
can Delegates sl5-lm
Ar K ERNLsT LENT HAS RETURNED TO The
Nhciy and resumed lessons In PiEno Violin. Niolon
Res Re.i sG i5ss' cOrcoran s.. s1o,Im.
4 CADEMY OF The HOLY CROSS. 1872 MASS
COURSES and affords every adssatase in IseTaturs
lessons ahs xen cDef h si0 psSn S and BANK,
Work free. su.s.ir
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A practical business edueation that Qualities Young
men and women for ssli- support and useful lives.
@ FROM This 1oes Sps am tSs
six schools w school Of Pr.ctical Hnsess and Ac-
metc and rapid writing; Moral and Social Culture;
81 .Sa
including punceuation and spelling School of Spence.
mai course and SaeESoar Wns.nE school, Of Me
ShsniSs! and A,ehses,nral praSns ncludins soyern
ual and class instruction. Day and Night Sessious
Year scholarship for business day sessions
payable Gloon entering and balance monthly in
stamepts Of &l0 each, $50 IL paid IN full en-
tering Year scholarship, night sessions ESQ abe
IS on entering and balance in monthly install Of
sa'e ss e t nss
call for illustrated announcement for SOL
telephone call, l0S4-3
HENRY {. SPENCER, LIB, PRINCIPAL
au16 MRS SARA A. sPENCERVice PRINCIPAL
1902 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
The Misses Kerr's Homo School for Young Ladies
and Little Children will reopen September "a.
aul4-3m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

1.-TWO CANS NEW sALAoE. ESQ TWO Lbs BEST
IL Cheese 25cL; eDtte Port VIVA 2be; bottle
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF TIE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Sixty-ninth annual course Of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course will begin Wednesday,
October T. at y. in the college building 1928
st. n. Introductory Medical Lecture by Prof Viii.
liam Lee NJ; D Dental Introductory by Prof. Marx
III. Finley, ID. DIS.
The autumn examinations will DO held on Thursday
October =. at 80 For circulars both depart
ments apply to DR.. A. F. A. King. Dean. 726 18Th st.
NV. ONCE hours. to 10 LIN. and to pm. Tele-
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