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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
Phiiadalnhia Rfacks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur
nished bv Whitney Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

ALWAYS use Platt's Chlorides to disinfect
the house drains. water closets. sinks, etc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

Provisions.
sugar-cured hams. large, 1O1<c; sugar-cured
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

Ohio.
No. of Estimated Estimated
Quarters Failures, Liabilities. Assets.
Fist Quarter ssa. ps3 S2O5, $50
Second Ouarter 2l 700 $500
=Total ,s7es E1S $50
West Virginia.
No of Estimated Estimated
Quarters Failures. Llabiiities, Assets.
First Quarter ~ ai slss 400 s65s 400
second Ouarter 2SDO II. 800
Total. fl8O, 500 $1,000
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

When baby was sick. we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

Features of Yesterday's Oil Market.
Corrected daily by John NJ. Oakley q Co., IS
Sixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
Closing Bond Quotations.

M. x. & 7. Gen. S.. "A
Mutual Union 8s. .102
N. j. e. Int. Cert. :. l1SH
N orthern Pac. lists. .l114
N orthern Pac. 2ds. .ll3
North with consOls. l411t
Northw'n deben's 5s110
oregon & Trans. IS. l05A
St.L al. NJ. Gen. IS. 95
st. l.. & y. f. Gen. M. 1l4k
st. Paul consols. ....12sH
st. z. Chi & Pc. lists. III
TX, Pc. L.G. .Tr. Rs. 50
TX. Pc. X G.Tr. Rs. An
Union Pacific lists. ..l12x
West Shore..........1o5A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27

Estimated
Assets.
$20a, $50
9, 500
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
El3250

Estimated
Assets.
s6S4O0
Is. 800
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
SOME OF THE OIL NEWS.

B. McGrew quotes: Puts. 81; calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Foreign Matters OF Interest.

goliath" is the latest novelty for the Lon
don amusement seekers He was imported
from AK 10 Chapeile, where he was employ ed
in q stone quarry, and in conse 1uence Of his
gigantic strength be was paid the wages of
three men. He 10 six feet three inches In
height and turns the scale at 1913 pounds. He
lifts extraordinary weights while be is In ali
sorts OF positions, and he has created ire
Inendous sensation.
Goa, . territory in India belonging 70 Porsu-
gal, has been proclaimed in state Of siege
owing 70 election riots.
A novel nalsdy, epidemic in it, character,
has appeared 81 Treiburg. In siIesia. TIE
patients are attacked by q stiffness in the mech
that gradually increases until breathing be-
comes impossible. Six deaths have aireaEy
occurred.
Patrick O'Brien, NJ P. has been arrested for
melting Irish tenants not to pay their rents.
The Count Of Paris left London Tuesday for
Liverpool, where he will take q steamer for
Amerisa. A -oumber OF legi Inmates gathered
at the railway station 10 wish him bon voyage.
Next November France will Be able to place
million and half Of men in the field, and, q;
the same time, have two millions and half q,
reserves upoa which - draw.
Work will begin ct once on Q railway linz
through Manchurta, which, when compile tot
will not only be the means OF opening up .
new ehannsa for British cosnussos, bat Sall
enable China TO threaten the Russian proyinahI
In Siberis whenever that country may shoR
signs OF becoming trpablesoms.
The grsstestinterest ID manifested through.
out Ne whole Of EneiAnd IN the Birehali trial
Al the papers print extensive reports q tn
proesedings end scenes in the eesfS room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
'..AH SIN". IS CLEVER. .-.
Cinnamon Burrow Under q Bank at
Portland and Secure $4,000.

The New York Herald has the following
special from st. Paul, Alinn,: On the arrival
Of the Chicago, st. Paul and Omaha train We'd
nosday morning Detective Mason placed under
arrest Wing Shoe and Gee sham, Cinnamon
ON their way to New York from Portland
Greg. They are accused Of a most clever and
daring robbery. On the night of September
ID the safe OF the large banking house OF Dale
a Orr was blown open and robbed of sic, 900.
The robbers had tunneled under the building
from long distance. and had calculated cor
rectly where to strike the bank vault The
two Cinnamon were searched aud four large
knives were found in their possession. on the
blades of which sandy soil adhered, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Americas Consumption OF Metals.

In view Of the visit of five or six hundred
Of the leading iron and steel makers OF
Europe to the United States in o ctober to
spend a month studying the iron and steel
making resource: Of this country on. Ed
ward Atkinson Of Boston contributes to this
week. issue Of the Manufacturer Recor d an
elaborate paper on the iron aud steel Interests
Of the world. Mr.. Atkinsons paper makes ten
pages of the Manufacturer Record and is the
result OF several months study Of the subject
and Of tho most elaborsfe investig cation. Start
ing out with the statement that .'since the
foundation 0: modern. industry and of CON-
merce Is based upon the non-precious metals
and. more than any other. upon iron, it be-
comes Of national importance to determine the
future conditions OF the production OF this ina
pcrial metal" Mr.. Atkinson shows that this
countrX IL the greatest consumer Of iron and
steel ID the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates Of THE EVEN
INC STAR are only about half a. high as those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness 10
not the only merit. Is service 10 better than
any other paper In the city can possibly giuey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Efforts in Schwab's Behalf.

A special to the New York Herald from Chi
cago says an application has been made before
Judge Gresham for a writ Of habeas corpus in
behalf OF Michael Schwab, the anarchist, now
serving life sentence in Joliet schwab's
counsel set forth a. the main reason that
Schwab was not present in the state supreme
court when his case was passed upon. Aletter
was read from Gen Butler indorsiug the ap-
pllcation. Judge Gresham will pass upon the
matter on Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
Notes From Randolph.

Corr sspondence Of The EvENISa STAR.
RANDOLPH, MOSTGoMERY COUNTY, MD.
September %.
Mr.. Wilson Offutt Of Bethesda has purchased
valuable farm here, and Is moving into his
new home. The former owner, Mrs. Rebecca
Morrison, has gone to Rockville to reside per-
manently
Mrs. Fugitt Of Warrington is quite sick at
the country residence Of her son, Mr.. n B.
Fugitt
MIR. and Mrs. Solo and Mr.. Lewis Cramer OF
Washington spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Alice West 10 entertaining her friend.
Miss Lilly Major, for few days before her re-
turn to Washing ton.
ton High School B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

DR LreurH1LL
Has resumed his practice and removed his once to
his residence.
141l K ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
GnasrY.s PuzzLE..

Many persons have resorted to tho use fractions
which Is not inped IN the proposition. and the frac
nors cannot be added aud used without dupic ating
the use % some figure. Here is with fractions,
watch demonstrates all: 81 +623 Plus TO-, equals
100. The fractions here and the whole numbers
1923 Plus lO-5 equals Of Rus 4 equal. 100
This IL strates all fractions and shows that the
sIS of the fractions mentally Is Using IL To obtain the
result 100 only lie gotten by 6Lfl0 the Of
fractions There received hys correct solutions.
and take pleasure in saying 10 successful compet-
ssliic A. Bnrne. .i51 St nw.76, 10. 3 4. equals
9s plus equals 100 Mrs, McEltresh, 3l7 Mass.
nw-y, z, s. I, 20 equals yS PIus = equals 100
Miss Stella Tucker. 500 4th 81. n.w.-S. d, A. ). so
equals a. plus 70 equals 100 Mrs. J. q. Brud. asa
NJ ave- ss.-1. ., A. 3. 40 equals ~ pius equals
- eIuais Ss pins equal 100. Mrs. W. H. slime.
:,OO3 st.. Georgetown, D. CG6. 10. 3. 4. b equals
D. plus . equals 100. / have one reply from New
Io-k and one from Baltimore. would to those who
Ia led TO the and those who put IL in improper
lIAee that they would have been right uthry had not
b~sB trrOaJ.
-itrgs read m Advertisements You will ind some
thing ia them worth your time You will get useful
Information and II followed up, you will money
REMENBEE THa NAME AND PLAcEa
NJ. C. GRAsTY.
FURNITURE cARPETS
CHINA. GLASS. 10,
EVERY HING FOE CASH
$50 15lo-l5la Tth IT. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

NE GBEAf Mnyonsuxs for he youne mi
middle aged n DO JGray. To overcome shiS al
appsax young ne HATS Hair RsnswsF. . rsaiahlB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

. He 10 the first negro sent TO Congress from
Virginia; he was victorious over two party or
he defeated the democrats and
the Malone machine; he is the representative
OF his race and an advocate as well 40 An exam
pie Of the advancement Of the race by their
own personal efforts. That is why about 3, 600
people with brass band and burning with en-
congratulated Hon. John NJ. Lang
ston last night on securing his seat in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25
LIONlZlNG LANGSTON.

Coiored Republicans in Washington
- Ssrenade the New Member.
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Term opens October at 5:3Opm
q. L. MAaRUDER. MD. dean. SIS Vermont ave
n.w
Office hours: Before 10 am 800 to 3 nm. s2S.2w
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, Ma.
q w sss Jsf ssvtnh 1Bnns
;p1oHnesmsns spy e i: t BARKER. 3, dss anu
l. English Branches, General and Commercial Ma,S.
snat,cs. shorthand and Civil Service aud Academic
2I7 ST. ne. SPA Ct
MISS TkUE, 1904 l7TH ST. NV,
will gave INSTRUCTION q, IN the English Branches
hss e. The paS anu fa'h'ns either at he, e@s Or
TlHoRoUGH .INsTRUCTToN ON THE PIANO.
hefereness D GH T. 1 e. sEepn nSI quarter
Apply At liz q st. Sc. s.3.eo3t.
VNHE SCHOOL 1l27 18Th ST. n w CD DOOR
rs and nj
mar departmsts. froebel knderFarten and training
class for teschers DesArte physical culture drawing
music, German sunny rooms. open fires, coach with
TTNHE AkT STUDENTS LEAGUE
ifssf si1ssf' IN 81 ocrosEn
after that date. s22-1Ots
NATIONAL, COLLKGE OF PHARMACY, COL
N lego Building, SOs 1T. n.w.-Lectures In this
examination will be held in the lecture room OF
ibs College on Thnr ,day. September 20. nj Pm
between 10 aud II O'clock daily;
s22- lot H. l.. kALUSOSk1, Secretary.
A RNoID WIIFRIED MEYER. GRADUATE OF
Will MIL, giye Instructions ia lane Organ and Theory.
&C. Terms moderate. Address iiI0ioth ST. NV.
ATARIAN0 MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL, ITALIAN
ReopeninE september i. Si6 St NV. sSso..iss
SCHoOt OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING.
con. T. IN AND SIS. NV.
nn tor anS
slant demand TOR gr.duates from this school; Day
send for circulars. sl9-Im
TIME MEDICALDRNTAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
Depsr, S a1,; Of Howard University will give
viii be from 53Oio o 80 p. m. Daily lectures aud
CLINICS
Medical BY Prof; 7: B; Hood.
ssee
Synecoiovy By pr. George II. Perry.
n GinSr suf pH r. By h = A. yal ,s.
Eys s sna E ss y ~ DE- aaYns oISs af5 el.
Dispensary By DIR. r. J. Shadd.
Special Instruction ill Autop.es by Prof D. p Lamb
Dental Clinics by Prof. j. l.. Dufour.
Aud Drs. ], L. Lee, H. /. leatnian and Walter 8.
Over. sl0.Dw
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE GERMAN LAN6C AGE
are siven az 929 st. n "; to Adults and Children
Branches by Miss C. DENGLER. slY-2ws
ELOCUTION AND URATORY
IL New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in EIOCUTION prepares the pupil for
Home Reading. Public Recitais and Tearhers' Posi-
tons.
The course in ORATOkl prepares tho pupil for Lee
lures, Debates Public Addresses Aifer-dincr Speak
ing. Legal Arguments, Pulpit 0ratory aud toiticai
Speeches, dealing with and matter
Diplomas Degrees aud Teachers Certificates con-
ferred The success, Of graduates has surpassed
all expectation -
MARTYR COLLEGE, e..
s1S-4m GA 18th ST. NV,
nj Iss AMY C. LEAyITT.
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DR. LlGHTHILL.

DR. LlaHTHILL.
For thirty years specialist Cor tbs cure sf
cArAREH. DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
JNS
And diseases Of tie -
EAR. SosE THROAT AND LUxa4 10
.s.r-
caes Hours tsvn an usol IL. and fsoH aes an
sl36
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VNHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES, e
S23 14th st. NV.
Best and Most Practical Instruction
Terms $40.
ranches: New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Chi
eaga Paris, Berlin, London &c. sel6
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SCENES At THE COTTAGE AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Mr.. LASGsroN POINTS our WHAT AK coN-
sIDKRs TIE SIGNIFICANCE OF HIS vIcToRY--AR-
RANGING For RECEPTION.
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BAiriMsSsss.as u AND = Oh. oHIo KaI II
-"~" ninston from station corner % Nsv yesun0
For Chicago .ad f ssrlss .ss cs,.ss
fsr cine,nns s1 s m sssrs ssa SO nm
efLin ,' !, = ;.y and 1 30 D m.
M AMI ~, and Cleveland. sxrress daily ESQ
Tor Lennsion and points in the Shenandoah vsliss
tSs M,nshss.sr and way stations. ,5.1pm
ior bsianors. " Sss la d L 40 f sooe,k.
IN ,, e 90 40 m'nn,e. SO, $50 III co. IL 90
IS, IL ~: = y - $. go 8 ,s's s
90 1850 s nd S i, ,e Ga SO :Io sG
iS 81 SsS IN r. e& 81 os sa e sn s;ss e
~ ,s.ss ooo o'la o:29 { 80. 3 .3S 40 So
ior say station. between Washington ana s.,u.
riSrs; . 90. o;,S. 80 am. 1910 50 ~. 8 se
"a ~; s ~ 80 au-. 90. 3.25. .sSI
=, s.l.,rer. for Washington. wee, a.y.
1850; So s S 70 rs ana Loo 4 40 $50
$50 ssSy 10. o. 70 S aSS 10 60 90 80 s 20
g:sS oa IA a; $50 sss: 80 10 "a losS sn,
80 sSS; So ioio 70 ana f il 90 p m zoo
noe sAanspoiis 800 and 80 M IL Id and ESQ
ss sJs am. mi roo 70 20 p as.'; sa aa.s
feg s'anOn, % The Metropolitan Branch. 70 10.
o ~ M; 81 ;l5 pm fOr f1nciPa slsiious suist
tor hss.s,lls and MAJ siss,ohs s,, ~ ssp.m
.iS 90 IN % am. II 'SS fSoS gS's Sc. @ ~
say Wy, vi 400 p.nL
N M
Shurch tram leaves Washington on sunday al rs
noptlnr AZ All stations on Metropolitan branck
Tor tnderick 1880 - so $50 III 80 49,
for haserstown, ITO 40 am. and IS Bonn.
itehas arrive from Chicago daily IN A. a m ana
t.IO Pm irom Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily q 80
I'm. dxily. "ss
,NtM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
f~ .eM iork. Trenton, Newark. NJ. aud Llixsbeth
H;J., 500, tevO. 10 90, sl3.UU Am q ~
1 f.oo and 'lO3O pm. buffet Iarlor Car, on N
esS Mans. Sleeping Car on the 10 so y. M opsn
teg Plnladeipha - .os. 10 90 1000 .,o 90 noon
| ~,oo. 90. % , aud 10 80 I.nL
f9r heSGrk. bel, Wilmington and Chester q .oS.
so1Vy osh., l2ioO noon. - ID 400 .o;l5 cad
pb nSr ,lssrneaiats poip between BalamOr. and
pm ~'
~ hr 80 leave Ns~ xo.s !gr og..hins.on
g, Tram. leave philsdelphis for wsshinr,ou a ~
| :a3' yiio. III 80 s-n- II 40. Isl Is .sa
| Tor Boston ,2.5o pm. with Pullman Buffet sieep-
lns car running Through to Boston without change
va ronehkeeI sic bTse, landing passengers an uni
III: station nj bOston
For Atlantic City, .O5 and 10 am. IL 90 pooH
e.huaSs. % am. ~ noon and 10 80 pm
1 ,Etcept SUNDAY. daily. sSnndAy oniy.
tekase called Tor and checked from hotels and res-
oences Dy Union Transfer Company orders left "A
Aeket ofnceS ol9 anc 1881 penn. ave aud at DEPOT
| - ChAS. U. SOUL. Gen. lsss. Ageit.
'. =. oDELl- oeh. MANAGER Us
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sw.coR N. AND nth SITS. WASHINGTON D. c.
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
--YoUSd LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS
MONDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH
Thorough instruction in all departments In accord
enlarged md furnished With every appliance for
health and comfort OF pupils including passenger ele-
vaor steam heating and perfect sanitation. For fur
Their particulars apply after September First 1890 to
the Principal
su27.:,m MRS. ELIZABETH J. soMERs
CoLUABIA COLLEGE OF COMMENCE
S,,s. -, gS3 ., L, ave: opposite city post ofnSs.
ssiysd ,fe only gold ned. fsr fdg
ship from sss 70 ESQ si,ussions uarsntee siN %Sen
iSs ssIsnsemsns: Aug 20 session. Sssin ssSs Ips'
SFENcERIAN a sTslN Z rs S9 3 !!
practical business education thst qualities young
7sal ,as 81 s
rnnxements from August 70. This college embraces
counss ineIadins Enslish lsnsuase. business srisS
metic and raid writing: Moral and social Culture;
IooSSeennT school Of shorthsnd and ryre,,y
including punctuation aud speing School Of spence
rian Practical Penmanship. including teachers nor
NAL course and blackboard writing: school Of Ne
chanicsi and Architectural Drswnx Including
meht work school for Civil Seryice Tranng indiyd-
Va and class instruction. Day snd Night Sessions.
Year scholarship for business day sessions $40
.tamepSs Of $40 each, or goo II paid In fun on en-
&6 entering and balance monthly of
o. each. or $50 paid ip full on entering Quarterly
call tor inustrsted snnouncemsntfor 1890 1891
Telephone call. 10SA-a
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SHUKTHAND
y taught In sixteen easy lessons Proficiency in three
months. TyPewriiing Taught free to students. ses-
sions day aud evening. students helped to obtainpo
sitions Head School Of Acme Phonoyraphy.
H2l / Ut. NV,
au30- I'm +. j. MULVEY Principal.
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL. RESUME LES
Vl sons in Vocal and Instrumental Music october
1T her residence,
SLIM Ills 9TH st. NV. ...
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Schedule IN Eject NsyiS

Trains leave Union DEPOT 6th ana n ssrcets 10 81
An. for Sewpvrt News. Old POINT Cosfort and
Norfolk daily. Arrive 90 Old Pant ss 3 4 D n M
and Norfois at sSOp.m.
IL :2% an. cincinnsh Exrrys. DAILY fo stations 4,
NirriniA Vest NirSnniA. kentucky md Cncin mai.
nesuohe Sleepers thropsh without change % cna-
=. cinnati. arriving AZ :35 a m.
l;lO Pm D: q. v vcstibuis Limited daily SOLID
Iaans with dining cara run through ~itlsst
Change 10 SlncinnSt lestibuie slesper for La
ington and Louisville PulImsn Cars Asv open .
receive rassehsers ~ q pm.
Once OILS fcnnsy i,aa,s ayenus
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EDUCATIONAL

IN WASHINesTON.
GEoR0ETowN UNIVERSITY
~ kCHOoL OF Law.
FACULTY.
NV, HAvENs RICHAEpS AZ
President Of Tho University.
CHARLES ". HOFFMAN LII
Dean Of the roruity.
NON WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON LID
1SsosW eo statutory and Administrators Law and
Legal MAMMA
MARTIN Y. NORRIS LID
Aectcfsr on Constitutional and international Law
AamirAV and Comparative yurisprudencs
HON. JEREMIAH u. WILSON, LID.
Lecserss 70 We Law VI Real Estate and the Law Of
Evidence.
HON. ANDREW c. BRADLEY
Jusuce, supreme Court District Of COLUMBIAN.
Lecturer % Common Law PlcAding and Equity
Jurisprudence.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, LIN.
Lecturer on ne Law Of Personal Property Coutrscts
and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE 4 HAMILTON, LID
Lecturor on the Law Of faTtnershir, Corpoxstions
iTsefics AID Testsmeutary law.
NosS PERRY. AN.
Lecturer on Cetuainai Law, Domestic Rs,atona and
1orts-
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MOOT COURT
Circuit Court: PrUf. 4kOkoe H. HAMILTON
Court OF Appeas: Profs. MARTIN 4. MORRIS
ANDkEM c. BnADLEf and X ROSS PERRY

introductory lecture and announcements for the
ensuing term at the Law Building corner 9th aud II
sta nv. ou WEDNESDAY,, October 1, AZ q 80 p. IA.
The library, nov comprising the Enxlish and lredins
American reports and the latest text books upon
Win con modSus reading rooms attached, aud Will
DC open from am. TO 10 nm. daily, supdays a
eepted to students and Alumni of the SCHOOL
The sccretsry car be seen ut the Law building on
tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturday.. from 3 80 10
80 rin;, Tor Information. enrylinent, &c Clrcu-
culars giving oourss OF study, terms &C, can he
st A. W. and Lowdern.lk Co. lara ct. n w., aud
~ '" 5. Jhompsons drug store. 1o3 9th st. n ".
undersigned. n M YEATNkN
sS-lm SSecretnry and Tra.snr,r
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RAILROADS.

4 ,HEsAPkAkk AND OHIO RAILWAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

VHHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
\ Columbian University This school will open at
Is o clock y. H.. OC DEER !. will. the following
course Of Instruction viz: All departments of I'm
glish Mathsnsties CIVIL Engneertng Chemistry. As.
saying. Physlcs. Mlnerslogy, trench. German. Me-
chnnicai and other branches OF drawing, with lee
tnre courses ON Astronomy. Anthropology. Zoology.
Dotxny, &c. All classes ct In the evening and
open to both sexes For further Information apply to
the dean. Prof L. L. FRISTOE, III. D. slS- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

Diplomas Degrees aud Teachers Certificates con-
ferred. The success of graduates has surpassed
all expectation
MARTINI COLLEGE,
AZ n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-25

The course in ORATOkI prepares tho pupil for Lee
lures, Debates Public Addresses AIier-dinncr Speak
ing Legal Arguments Pulpit 0ratory aud Official
Speeches, dealing with manner and matter
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMRNTs OF II

The Sixty npuxl course of Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course will tegin Wednesday,
October L, at p ~. in the college building. 1928
lam Lee. D. Dental Introductory by Prof Mark
ID. Finley d. DIS.
The autumn examinations viii be held ON Thursday,
October at 70 pm For circulars OF both depart
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The exercises Of this institution the Collegiate De.
pafiment of the Columbian University. will be re-
sumed on MONDAr septe.nbeL - stD o'clock an.
IN the Hail u the University The college open 10
students Of both sexes Application Tor Information
concerning hours vi exaniDntiou preliminary nd
mission should be addressed the reaident secre-
tary OF the faculty Applications for catalogues should
be addressed to the registrar. Mr. II. q. HOuGkINs,
A. b. JAMES L. MELTING.
au23 I'm President
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