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The daily critic., 1890-09-30
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MAIERS on Monday sguteubtr l1 I-H1
aL #.if a m Lucia Elizabeth, only da4ELtel
of Louis d. aud Clara Il, Aaiers, aged
Funeral VIII take place from her parents
residence no 4l-- seventh street northwest p
on Tuesday september BID az J D. m fe.l
lives and friends are respectfully Invited t5
attend.
ARCHER On sunday. September Is. 1,8l
20 Z 80 a. m- Mary E., beloved wife 1l Wyatt
DEFORFST september - 1850 az ST.
Elaaheth Hosp. .ta', Laliss IeEylesl. aged
81 years.
BooLEY-At @ O'Clock tn sunday morn
l,ls -sth instant Ann g., relieg 9l Ai-lae-
DoUleF.
HEHBLIN lon Monday September e
leso az %. Margaret rulict ui E4.aH % -
Htrblu.
KAHLER On sunday. September 1922
az --lu q m after long and painful Illness.
Edward h4Alsr, an hls residence 10, Fs.reet
Funeral private
King On Monday. September 81. lsgH al
a. % I luma- Iufaut SON uI Thomas ann
Emma King aged 3 weeks
Funeral private
LUCAs- Departed Tbs Ille sunday u.ra.
lug September -e. lsat. az O'CLOCK :. u.
Thomas Lucas aged . years bush all
Hattie a. Lucas
LUDLOW-At uakdaIe. long Island Hu
September Pc, i7.o william u Ludlow
McAhuLE.-uu sunday, September = -a.
a Q.glocE O. m-r Mary Josephine. aa.gE.i
Ardle- aged . years.
REID ION September 8. I-W sa-4r
Feed. tEE beloved daughter ID 5e.r-a a.a
= htea eyed -i years, mouths ann
Jones -Earolu AIoysius. infant 500 %
hm and . Ausasta Iaues departed
IDS lie september -e. laaUl % u.g...a l.
eyed year months ana p days.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
DRUGGISTS CONVENE
GATHERING OF THE NATIONAL
WHOLESALE ASSOCIATION.
War Declared Against Those who cut
Prices-An Elaborate Programme
of Entertafnment-T ses-
slons Heid To-Day.


sions Held To-Day.
The National Wholesale Druggists
Association assembled I'm convention
last night at The Arlington Hotel, io the
large reception room on the ground
floor.s The convention was called to order
by DR. Peter Van Scbaack Of Chicago.
The delegates we're as follows: Ohio
Pharmaceutical Association, J. N.
Reed and G. +. Ink; Massachusetts,
Pharmaceutical Association, y. w.
Colcord, f. Waldo Cutler and F. I
Carter, oil Of Boston; New Jersey Phar.
maCeutiCal Association, IT O Ryerson,
Newton Alfred F. Marshall, Woodbury.,
and w. NJ Townley, Newark: Ameri.
can Pharmaceutical Association, w. s.
Thompson and J. A. Mllburn, Wash.
ington. and ID. NJ Culbreth. Baltimore;
Minneapolis Pharmaceutical Assocja.
tion, J, z. Allen, ST. Paul, and II. F.
Webster and George B Brown, Mime
apolis
Several other State pharmaceutical
and retail druggists associations are
also represented and will report later.
Speeches were made by DR.. r.. V.
Pierce Of Buffalo, NJ. n. Kline Of phila-
delphla, j b. Double Of the Peunsylva-
MIA Association, Thomas II. Benton Of
Cleveland, J. G. Eliel, J. p. Allen Of
81. Paul, II G. Benton of the Pennsyl-
vania Association, W. s. Thompson OF
this city, G.. J. Seabury Of New York
and several others.
Mr.. Double in the course Of the even
ing made some pertinent remarks in
reference TO what he considered "the
greatest evil now confronting the retail
trade" druggists who sell below the
regulation prices. and advised combi-
nation Of retailers, wholesalers and
manufacturers that would put an end to
the price cutters. @. J. Seabury spoke
upon the same subject, and the matter
was referred to a committee.
A communication was read by the
secretary from Marshal Ransdel, which
stated that the President would be
pleased to receive the members in the
East Room on Wednesday next at
p. m.
TO DAYS SESSIONS.
The session Of the association was re-.
sumed at 10 o'clock THIS morning and
was devoted 10 the business affairs Of
the association. Brief remarks were
made on the work Of the association IN
various parts Of the country by Messrs.
J. A. Dodd Of Milwaukee, Richmond
Of Detroit, Townley Of Newark and
other prominent members.
The association took a recess at noon,
and the afternoon business session com
menCed promptly at B o'clock.
The programme arranged for the enter
tainment Of the druggists Is quite an
elaborate one, and includes a reception
at the Arlington, a banquet and a trip
10 Mount Vernon and various other
points of interest about the city.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
TUE COTTON CENTENNIAL.
The second nay at Pawtucket Given
Up to tho Military.

The Second nay at Pawtucket Given
Up to the Military.
PAwrUcKET, r. l., Sept. 30.-The
second day Of the celebration Of the
cotton centennial opened with clear
skies and bright sunshine, and large
numbers Of visitors have crowded into
town.
The day has been given up to mill
tary features, the principal Of which
being the great parade this forenoon.
The Rhode Island Brigade, the Pro
visional Brigade with organizations
from other states, the G.. A. II. posts
and naval veterans began TO assemble
upon the varioIs avenues at o o'clock,
an hour and a half before the time set
for the parade to move At Q a. m.
Governor Davis was escorted TO his
headquarters bya troop of cavalry and
Governor Bulk'ey Of Connecticut Joined
him shortly afterward.
General Arnold acted as chief mar
shal Of the procession.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
JOHN LIS BITE SEEMS DEADLY.
bridgeport Pet Dog said to Has
Died OF Alcophobia.

A Bridgeport Pet Dog said to Have
Died OF AlcOphobia.
BRIDGEPoRT, CoNN., Sept. 3d.
Chasles n. Ruggles. liyeryman, is
mourning the death Of his pet Russian
dog, which he has owned for the past
seven years. A short time ago, when
John l.. Sullivan was In town, he
called at Ruggles stable with few
friends and wanted 10 hire a team.
Ruggles was not In. John l.. became
indignant at delay, and-so the story
goes-seized the heavy Russian dog.
lifted II up by the ears. and bit It's nose.
Ruggles was indignant when he heard
Of II. Now that the dog is dead he de-
elaTes that John LIS bite impaired
alcoholic hydrophobia.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
LPPOl TED BY GEN RAJ YEAzRY.
The New Judge Advocate General {
the Grand Army.

The New Judgs-Adyoeats-G General OF
the Grand Army.
General Wheeloek G.. Veazey, com
mandeTin-chief, has just filed one Of
the most important offices in the Grand
Army Of the Republic by the appoint
ment Of Judge William LOchren as
Judge advocate general. Judge Loeb
rem Is on the bench at Minneapolis,
MINI. and Is recognized as one Of the
ablest juTists 10 that State or IN any
other, no one standing higher ia the
Northwest. He Is as eminent In char
acteT as he is distinguished 10 ability.
He Is president of the Minnesota Com
mandeTy of the Loyal Legion. His
service in the field was with the First
Minnesota Regiment, whose services
were particularly distinguished al
Gettysburg. Judge LOChFen IS an
lTish-AmeTican, who has taken an
active interest in the cause of Ireland
and is a Democrat Ia politics.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
MILLIONAIRE BREWER PABST.
lie WIN Build a Fleet of MagniHcon
steel Palaces.

lie WIN BuiId Fleet of Magnificent
steel Palaces.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept 30.-Cap.
tain Fred Pabst, the millionaire brewer,
who was formerly lake captain, has
concluded to built a fleet Of passenger
boats 10 run en- Lake Michigan, between
Milwaukee. Chicago and Mackinaw.
which will eclipse In magnihcence and
strength the palaces Of the ocean
Three boats will be built, all OF steel,
including decks, the cost Of which will
aggregate over million dollars. Cap
tain Pabst has the plans drawn and
these will be improved upon with ideas
which he has acquired during his re-
cent travels abroad. The vessels will
be finished in uneQualed style, and
the contracts will call for them to be
ready 10 go into commission on May 1,
1891.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
BOUCICAULT MAD, NOT BAD.
So says Agnes Robertson, the Wifs
lie Left Penniless.

So says Agnes Robertson, the wife
lie Left Penniless.
NEW YoRK, Sept 3O--Agnes Robert
son Boucicault the divorced wife Of
the late Dion BoucicaulG just back
from Europe, on board the Seryia.
comes here 90 contest Dir. B0uCicaulrs s
will The dTamatists other wife
Louise Thorudyke Rice viii oppose
her
The viii left everything 10 the latter.
Poor Agnes Robertson says, though,
that her husband was not bad, but mad.
Miss Robertson has had a conference
with Alr Hummel OF Howe & Hun
mel The result Of the conference
gave AlT Hummel good reason % be-
lieye that a successful contest of BouCi-
Caults viii could be prosecuted Actors
Of this city will give a benefit peE-
Torrance 10 furnish the means.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
BEATEN TO DEATH
Wuliam Joslyn Murdered by Gang
OF Roughs at MI. Morris.

william Joslyn Murdered by a Gang
of Koughs az MI. Morris
Mt. MoBEIs, n. Y, Sept. 3O.-Wm.
Joslyn, who arrived here from Mt.
Clemens, Mich, to which place he re-
moved from here several years ago, was
assaulted by q gang Of roughs ia front
Of the Scoyille House about 10 o'clock
last evening and beaten 10 death
The murdered man has q wife and
two children at Mt. Clemens lie is a
brother OF f. VI. Joslyn Of this place,
and was formerly In the livery business
here.
The four men-Jerry Heating, Jerry
Keating, second, Fred Dygart and
Daniel Keaton, all Of Mt Morris-who
are accused of the murder are all ia
custody. Daniel Keaton has just been
arrested.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
TRAIN gRECEIBG FIEEDs ar BOaK.
Train Ditched aud the EnElns
Smashed Ia Fragments.

Train Ditched aud the EnElne
Smashed ia Fragments.
NEW YORK, Sept 30-A special 10
the Herald from ST. John, n. B., says
word reached here last night that train
eckeTs had ditched the fast Canadian
Pacific express from Halifax near Ana
gance, sixty miles from St John The
road Is blocked and definite inf0rma-
tion is lacking What does come iudi-
Gates that sleepeTs were fastened on the
rails and the engine was smashed 20
fragments. The baggage car was also
smashed but there is yet no word of
fatalities An attempt was recently
made 10 wreck "a train In The same ll-
Caliiy
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
Mr.. MORTON'S HORSES SEIZED.

The vice Presidents Livery Taken for
a Hotel Keepers Debts.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 3O-some time
ago J. J. Jordan leased hotel at
schooley's Mountain from Stafford &
Knowles. Vice President Morton was
a frequent visitor at the hotel and kept
some Of his horses and harness 10 the
stable connected with the hotel. II is
alleged that Jordan fell into arrears for
rent, and the owners secured them
selves by selling not only JOrdan's
property, but also Mr.. MoriOn's horses
and harness. Jordan yesterday fur.
nished bonds TO Stafford & Knowles
and all the property was released.
Jordan claims TO have an Offset 10 the
claim for rent.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
JOHN BOYLE O'RIELLY.

tingiy COmmemoFated.
BosTON. Sept. 3O.-At an adjourned
meeting Of the John Boyle O'Rielly
memorial committee last nj hit a res
olutiOn vas offered declaTi 2 # to be
the desire Of the eommitte, 20 commem-
crate the name Of John Boyle o. Reilly
by statue or other memorial Ia some
public place and also by an alcOye ia
The public library TO bear his name. It
is designed TO raise the sum Of S50,0 900
for the purpose. This resolution will
be acted upon at a meeting next Mon
day when il is expected the form of the
memorial will be finally determined
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A STAT.

what charles sheldon Paid to visit a
"Fioating Palace"
EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept 3O.-The
first case ever tried here under the
Civil Rights law was terminated at II
o'clock last night In May last Charles
Sheldon. well.to do citizen visited
Eugene Roblnsons floating palace"
and demanded the best seat, for which
he was charged 800 which he paid.
After being In HIS scat a few moments
he left and sued Robinson for the
amount Of his ticket and damages for
SlO0. After FIVE days trial the case
terminated In favor of Robinson.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
SILVER DROPPING.
Big Losses on Ruliion That was Held
for Speculative Purposes.

Rig Losses on Bullion That was Held
for Speculative Purposes.
NEW YoRK, Sept 30-Thc drop in
the price Of silver has been very marked
recently. The decline yesterday, as
compared with last Saturdays prices,
was 4 cents, making a fail Of 3 cents
Ia week The loss Of value On the
s,0O0,0 600 ounces held In New York for
speculative purposes since Saturd avs
closing has letn 500 600, or S357 O)J
within n week.
The average price paid for this silver
held for speculation was about Sll2i.
II was bought at quotations ranging
from % cents 90 SL2li The highest
price was on August 80, $l2if and the
lowest, % cents, was In last March.
There are about s 100000 ounces held
on speculative account, and the trust
companies charge > cents per day per
LOCO ounces for storage.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
ParmIts 10 RnIId

The following building permits were
issued 70 day stils0u Hutchlas, four
story addition 10 hotel l4l4 Ii street
northwest, cost $1,000; church on
Eighth street between ID and d streets
southwest. build Two towers az a cost of
s. 500 Augusta Drew one tw0rslory
brick dwelling, rear of b2A A street
northeast cost $1,000 Mary Brown,
lwostory brick Pierce alley, between
j ana A streets northwest, cost $500
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
IS LINGO INNOCENT (?

Ths Alleged Butcher Of BIrs Miller
Maintains = NOnehaIant Manner.
CANDIES n. J., Sept 30.-Alrs An
ME Miller was buried yesterday, aud
Lingo, who is accused Of numbering
her, maintains his nonchalaat manner.
Miss Annie Latferty has Identified
The negro Gs the man she saw
run through the woods az the time of
the murder Rev Mr.. krOspom aud
the station agent az Pensauken declare
they saW Lingo az Pensauken al 80 p.
M. the day Of The murder This state
ment was made by Lingo when he was
hTst arrested
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
NaElsu E.e.ps LEem ps.lh

While attending % lis duties at ghe
derrick IN the Navy 81 ard, yesterday
afternoon Coal Inspector j T. Camp
bel. had narrow escape from being
Killed "A heavy piece gi iuu fel fr0m
The bean 0f lhe derrick aud crushed bis
foQt Had II struck him % The head
ne result would have undoubtedly
been fatal
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
LIEUTENANT GUYS CASE
n Is Expected q Decision Win 30
Made This AfIeFn0ou

n Is Expected a Decision VIII BE
Made Ihls AfIeFnoou-
A decision IN the Guy case Is eX-
pected 10 be reached This afternoon
Commissioner Douglass said this morn
ing that his consultation with Colonel
Robert az Rockville yesterday vas not
very satisfactory rs the Colonel was
not able 10 give much attention % the
matter and what attention be did give
was not agreeable % Mr Douglass
views.
Commissioner Hiue said % dag that
The board would eudeav0r 90 reach a
decision this afternoon as it was bis
Intention % leave the Office to-day. If
10 decision Is made today The case Will
have DO 20 over
It Has announced late this afternoon
tbal the Guy ease had been left % Com
missiouen Douglass and Robert 90
decide.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
THE OPERATOR AT FAULE
His Negiset Caused a Railroad Wreck
with Loss Of Life.

HE AeEiect Caused a Railroad " Mreck
Win Loss Of Lie.
WHKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept 3O-The
accident on the Jersey Central Railroad
al Lehighton last evening was caused
by the neglecto Of the operator at Lehigh-
ton 70 hold the coal train as ordered.
The passengers on the express were
shaken up, but not otherwise injured.
The killed are engineer Bigelow Of the
coal train, fireman Mitchell Of the pas
seDgeT train, and fireman Dunlap Of the
coal train. The injured are Taylor Bed
ford, engineer Of the passenger train,
and two brakemen Of tie coal lraiu
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE So
- Cicty.-Memhers Of this society lu pos
session of the trade card 20 APLIL, 1891, and
interested IN the matter Of coal and wood
should call on the undersigned before OCTO-
BIER for Information, etc: A. T. Longly, 500
A - e, ATl Dept; smith Thompson, 1879
i n u ", X, and T., Div. War Dept; l.. Van
deIhoef g3l French 80, Bu. stat; r g. Faw-
cgtt. q Mass ave n e, Fourth Aud, on; j. r.
McCahe, % ID u n o. 4. o. Dept; II. W smfi n,
5lG b 81 ", q. NJ. G,'s or; l.. p Hunt, 1910
S 80 ", Sixth Aud or; l.. u. Gridley, 7O6
l. stn W, Reg's Oh Treas; John Morrison,
fl5 n q ", Pension or; Dr Joseph JouY,
22ls Pa. ave n W, surg. Gems on; Edward
sexton, 125 II 81 G, Gov Prn'g OFF, j ".
Harsha. gO5 II 81 n W, Cash Room, Treas, BY
order OF the COmmitte, j. W. HARsHA, Sec
retary. soi5 i'm
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
PERsONAL

TAIIEs WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES
IL Of long established and reliable
ladies' physician may consult Mrs. DIR
WILSON. I1l5 Park Place, 20 e. bet 3 aud e.
and nth and l2th SIS e. Consultation with
lad es only. selElm.
NOV is TIE TINE. We WILL PAY
~ "big money for gents drst-Cl4ss sec
Oud-hand clothing. Address OF call az
JUSTH's OLD sTAGD 8l3 d st.u,w
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rDucArroxA1
TuE COEUWBTAN TNtvERsrry.
TIVE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY rtw
SCHOOL.
PACT

III 'LiH N.I.. VI N| NJ .."." Hnr| .I ..N
IIuHI.
FACT TY
hNE YELLING. LHn. President
The .HHE nj Harlan. LT.H
oa.ara .r-f.auf HIa supreme ..HlF.
Profess .rUr ..r.t ..#..."H ..... and
u. Public and Private IHtHHuh.I.r iv
TNe Hon WALTER S. COX. t.r
It associate ..-H.. .f Supreme .r. DE.
fr'.. uI ...HmH
Professor at tae LaH f hea au. a-s0nal
Property - 45 'i. 1.l y Crimes
Tfc Zion WILLIAM INJURY. LuD.
'Associate Attofnsg General % ..a la.tsi
Professor of F.uug uH.tHr1ea.s. of Com.
mon law aud Elutr Pleading and
U. fIe 8W .t Evidence.
The Hon AUGUSTUS s. WoRTHINGrQN
.FormerIyr. s Detriet Attorney District Of
.uIumhia1.
Lecturer ou criminal Tfeadire aud Practice
wIEIIiM vA4TtSGi{ 4TI'2 ESQ
Lecturer .u Practical t0umereiaI Law.
HENRY p. DAVIS. Am. LIN.
Former.y Assistant Attorney Of District of
Assoofateprofassoro Practice Judge 1f Moot
Court amid LpUfurerUU the lIIsfuryu OF Law.
ROBERT G FoN. q. Z. -, Treasurer.
wiu ake place Do TIE Law Lecture HaII of
The uiNursIfy s. q corner 18TH and III streets
northwest au WEDNESDAY october = 40
ton Of fhC courses OF lectures will De made
10y TIE Professors and when other announce
nents will Dee made Tor ihe current scholastic
year.
The Lecture Course of Mr. Justice TAR.
Ian ON the constitutional HurI prudence ul
the United States VIII Ue enlarged and will
lo supplemented hy % new course ON Public
and lrIvatc International Law. BIS lectures
Will hc delivered weekly through tHe entire
scholastic year.
The other Professors viii announce The eN-
tension given 90 their several courses
The Law Library, which has received
large additions i- uueu daily sundays ex-
CeptedI for study and reference
Societies for legal deha q and associate
study exist in connection with frt suuuul
The Registrar and Librarian will be- daily
in attendance iu the Law Library from q.
m. till % O'Clock p M, Co enroll students and
answer Inquiries.
Catalogues, giving detailed information,
can be obtained 40 the book stores of W H.
Morrison, 1925 r % % W. and oi LowlermIlk
& Co. 1924 p 20 W. at The office 90 tHo freas-
urTr, 1885 Pa ave, or nu application made tu
sCie,2w, JAMES G. YELLING President
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
BROKE BIS SKULL WITH A Ball BAT
RsFsuEsd . Married Manis IuiImacy
Win HIS Daughter.

CHCAGoi Sept 30.-John Brenock, a
wealthy ana prominent citizen, broke
Tie skull Of 4. l. SWiney, d Wen-t0-l0
married man, last evening, with a base
bali ban Brenock suspected SWlney
II Intimacy With bis daughter SWiney
Is diving. Up o midnight Brenock had
n0t been arrested.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class ianitorship, IN the POST BUILDING,
for rent al low rates 70 hrst-class tenants.
Apply 10 sTILsOS HUTCHINs, sB Post
Building or FRANK MAGUIRE, superH-
tendeut.
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
CoUNTRY EEAL EsrArE-

EUE SALE-hH1UT q ACRES 1N ~ -E
II extended. on llH Line * Ela zlE
con ana soldiers HHua Railway. being EagI
llw called 'EizaEuli -00d opportunity
EuI investors klE uaHl.GI.ars. urla Ell
llgurs d cEAFIN BROWN . assa a.s
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
\ ERNoNE ACADEMY

VERMONT ACADEMY.
uSE oF THE EEsT rs NEW ENGLAND.
Students l- every college IN NeF Ea and
A sagrol-a preparation Flass laIl-
ties -u Eu-l-l. Buildings new. large aaI ar
uaetive Laboratories. Gymnasium ana an
laeres AH- Teachers Terms moderate.
Address
VERMONT ACADEMY,
-aEral- EVar. Tr
The daily critic., 1890-09-30

V7HE roEU0FAN /. ENTrFIu SCHOOL OF
H open a. uu.HuE "a. u- OCTOBER O.
H... .- following .u#H-. .. instruct 'HU.
F a.. departments ". EHEl-1 Marla-
mates. NtF. Eu-.ue.r.rE- Chemistry Assay
wE Physics hEeraIu-E French. Glrmla.
he .ar.-a- ana other branches uL drawing
With lecture courses on Astronomy. Aurhr1-
tra
sexes. E#E further #l "rTlr |Hu apply ~ tie
.aan. Professor E. g. fhIsFOE LL. D
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
= NJ I ITTNN-
sepiu-iu Secretary and Treasurer

NATGONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEnI
~ cal and Dental utuaTtmglts 80 the
Columbian University The siyty-HiHth an
uual course of medical lectures and fourth
dental course will hsviu on Wednesday,
October lst at b. ua .n The College Build
ing 1885 SO W. Introductory medical lee
turr hy Professor william Tee. NJ. ID. Dental
Introductory by Professor Mark NJ. Finley,
ID. ID + The autumn examinations will be-
held uu Thursday. October sI. az go D. m.
LT. A. ? A. King, Dean, T4G Th hrIeglth 30
". OtCe hours 90 a. M. and Z 90 3 b. 70
Telephone $50, -cp.sim.
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ngle; lovely location; strictly first class in
every resuect. el-N
EOR RENT-TWo LARGE SECOND FLOOR
L rooms, connecting with heat and gas als'
one ou third nolr; rent reasonable. ISIS ~.
EOR RENT-IN.A PRIVATE FAMILY, ONE
IT nicely furnished room on 2d floor; bav
window near three lines OF cars, reduced
rate to gentlemen; reference. 1900 o 81 n vs..
IFOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
II gentle men preferred references required.
22is feuta ave W. 2l3t
iatf Atg35ustnw.
NOR RENT-A LARGE AND VERY DE.
II sirahlc "a story front room; also "a very
pleasant 3dstUry back room; all furnished.
with choice board. goo u W. s-it
nor RENT-GiG r ST n w. FRONT
II rooms, single or communicating, other
rooms, with hrst-Class board; also table
board. E53t
L'OR REET-IN a PRIVATE FAMILY A
IT nicely furnished % story room at roa-
sunabe e price 1903 D a. E-3t
E'OR RENT-rWO UNFURNISUED COM.
II muuiCating rooms, 2d floor, heat and gas,
$40 per month Ia advance. 1908 North Caro-
lima ave O.. g9t
EOR RENT-FURNtSHED ROOMS NEAR
II Census and Pension OnlCes, with or with.
out board. Cl2ad 20 W. 1r1t
The daily critic., 1890-09-30
rpENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

= Cor, 1tH and 10 rs. p. w.,
Embraces Six schools ViEs
School of Practical Business ana Accounts
School ~ Preparatory Practical english.
school ui Shorthand and Typewriting.
School of spenCeriau Practical Penmanshin.
school uf Me shaulgal and Architectural
lraWiuR,
School Of Civil Service Training
Day aUd NiEht Sessions Illustrated Cata
luEur- free.
C. SPENCER LIB, Principal
MRs. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal.
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