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ID
IA Schedule IA effect july Is, 1850
go a.n--East Tennessee Mail. daily for Warren
ton, GOrd0nsNIIlo, Charlottesville ~ nchburs anI
Stations between Alexandra ARD Lyuch6urs. RosI.
oke, Atlanta bristol. hnOAvllle. Chattanooga Anl
IIi2I am.-Fcst Mall daily for CuIpercr. Char
Iynchburg. Rocky Mount DEnvIlle aud Stations boz
tween Lynchburg ana DHnyllc. Greensboro, liaeIgh.
Asheyilie, Charlotte. Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta
California. Pullman Sl,ep New York 10 Atlanta
and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New OrlesnA Pull
man Sleeper Danylle 10 Columbia and Augusta. Putt
lian sleelers hEshIngton 10 JlLcnnAtl yla e. and "
houte.
StrEsbufg and intermediate stations.
4:35 p.n.-Daily VIA Lynchburs, Bristol and Ch.t
tanOuza. Pullman NestIbule Sloepers Washington -
A.mplls, CONNECTING thence Tor aIl ArkRnsas IOnts
$40 p.m--Mestern Express daily Tor hanassaS
Charlottesville. Stauutun, Louisville. OinclnnAs-
Pullman Nestibuie Iran Washington 20 Cncluuss.
With Pullman sleeI or tor Louisville.
4 90 q. m.-SoUsAvrn LNIrcss daily Tor Lynchours.
DanNile, kalesn, hsEeN;lI'. Charlotte. Columbia.
Augusta, Alfalfa, MCnisU.acry, New Orleans. letAs
New orleans VIA Auailta and MoutgomerS. PGll4slal
Sleeper Washington 20 B.ruiLz LHu Ala. We AtIauta
ana Georgia incihc hAlI"at, ana Iui.iuAn SleeIr-
Washington 10 AsievlI.S AID liot SIrugS, y. e.
Salisbury. Also habhinGtOa ~ Augusta wa Dang.l1
iraiIs oH Washington Ead OHIO division leave WASH
and 4. daIly arrive Round nHl 80 a.,
4 - and 20 am. returning leave Round hi
except SUNDAY, arriving Washington = 30 an AL
3 90 y m. ana 30 pl-
through tIaIi.s lruia the Eouih Charlotte Ian
willie aid L. nCnbur- arrive Ia Washington q J
and 10 pm. Via Lat tennessee, bistUI ana iyntl-
burg at 80 IA. and .lU D. i. VA ,iIcsals Lv al
Ono and Clg.lUttcsNlIIs al - A. aid 10
I'm. aid 80 strasbuEs .UcsI at 1904 ar.
Tickets. sleeping reservation AID lniCruIatl
furnished and baggage checked - "tce. l5UO PENN
sSNanin a.e" ana al passenger s'Aloi' fehlsS VANS
myIO JAS. L TAYLOR. Gen. rGss. Agent
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TI'HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
JAMES AM So 6; M yiI ZIP; President.
ssdcis, sG Jn,.ce n 81 the h ~ L
Professor of Const!,utioual Jurisrrudcnco and Of
fhS Ha ana w WHIT cox nb n%
associate Justice OF supreme Court. District Of Co.
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property
OF Contracts snG q Grimes and MIsdeinearors-
AssUciate Attorney General OF the United StatesD.
and EQUITY pleading and Of The lay Of tyiIenee.
formerly Us. District Attorney. District OF Co.
Lecturer on Criminal PeadiRs and Practice and on
Legal photography
WILLIAM + MATlINGLY. Esq,
Lecturer Practical Commercial Law
-, HENRY L. DAVIS. AM I'm,
Associate Professor of Practce Judge OF Moot Court
and hert1rsT on ne history OF law:
The opening exercises of the Law School will take
place in lhe Law lecture Hall Of the University.
October l. at o'clock pm, when addresses i'll erplI-
cation OF the courses OF lectures will made by the
Professors, ana when ether announcements Will be
made Tor the current scholastic wear.
The cturc course OF Mr. Justice HARLAN tine
VIII tie enlarged and will he supplemented by new
course on Public and Private International Law His
ctures Will be delivered weekly through the entire
he other Professors will announce the extension
given 10 their several courses
The Law Library, which has received large aidi-
tons Is open daily 'Sundays exceped tor study and
reference.
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
in connection with the school.
The Registrar and Librarian will be daily in attend
ance IL the Law Library from al till clock
pm. 10 enroll students and answer inquiries.
Catalogues, slrlHE detailed Inflammation. be OBJ
ST. II W, ana of LowdcrmIlk Co, l424 r St N W., a,
the office of the Treasurer, 1887 Ia. ave. APP
sl2-tr JAMES C. YELLING President
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOX EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and " b Commissioner
yNO E BEALls 1871 o. NV
In efAce from oam. 90 PM Mi
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&3~-...~@s
els 9TH ST NV.
E>ve opened frst-class retail credit
JEwELRY STORE
Where they will constantly keep on hand a complete
stock and large assortment. of Diamonds: Watches.
Jrweiry, Silyerwsre. &c, which they will sell on
srecia credit system cheaper than be bought
where for cash. thereby enabling patrons to have
tie OF the article while they paying forit.
We keep fun stock Of all the best grades Of Ladies
and GenLemen's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES,
Including Split Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD ROCKFORD. ELGIN. wALTHAM HAMP.
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALLY.
Call ard learn how to buy goods our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere.
Open evenings.
Goods delivered on FIRST pay entA
TIE JAMES POWERS CO..
els 7TH ST NV.
s23u Up staira
LIrBIa CoMrAxrs
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Makes the Purest. Cheapest and Best Beef Tea
FINEST MEAT-FLAyoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS
SAUCES AND MADE DISHES
One pound Of Extract of Beef equal forty pounds
ofleAn beef. of the value of about $3.50
Genuine only with
JUsTUs Won LIEBIG's SIGNATURE. ap2A
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MEDICAL. &c

MEDICAL, &c.
DROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
u with best of medical reference by applying
9Th st. H.. o-1lms
- FAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS, 500 ST.
h sw, appeared before me and made that lac
ale Oldest Established Expert Specialist thscIty,
ana Will guarantee cure III ali diseases
furnish medicine or 10 charge consuts ;:on and sd
wee free NJ any hour OF the day Subscribed and
MILLS, Notary Public il and Tor the District OF
COLUMBIA. TINS ID DAY u y ly, 1889. $50 In
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
i DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest-establIshed adSertis-
iLg Ladies' Ply slcian in this city. DR. RhOIHEkS
SUo b st. fortyhye years e1 periencs $50 Inn
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
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~ Pa. Twenty years experience. send for book
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free OF charge. So
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
OF IN YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION SIM
wv mary Igrls) Military Academy tboysl.
HIsh grounds: very healthy best care. thorough an
strucnon; cottage SYSTEM EPISCOPAL. SCHOOLS
Haddonfield j. s31-lus
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDyILLE
l Pa 50 per year one of the best schools
boys and g1Tls how TO meet the duties OF Five
courses of study Boys under IL years, SloO.
JOSEPH hOR1LlDGE OaleI. A. NJ, Priu
!yHa-eO:jgns
EAuQUIER INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG LADIES'
u Narrenton, Va. Situated the Piedmont reslon
OF virginia, ON the Richmond and Danylle railroad
~ miles from Washington very successful school
entirely fuil two past sessions. Strong faculty.
Next term begins SEPTEMBER Is, / $40.
For catalogue address
!yl1-eo31t GEO. q. BUTLER. AN. Principal.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
~. COR HUDSON, NY
For illustrated catalogue of ~ Pages address
Col G. j. WRIGHT, Is. s., An. superintendent,
!yl0-eo3m
II oCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
~ SlriLg Montgomery county, Md. reopeus SEPT
10 thorough training is aimed III. with the infu-
tnce, as lar as possible OF home government The
number IS limited and especial care is gwen the
health OF the scholars For circulars and further
HENRY {. HALLowELI, A. NJ tYale,
!eIo-fu Sandy SprlIg. Nd
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
TIE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

rTNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Il School, 1890 II stnw. began its Sept .1g
with an increased attend Ince. few vacancies remain
Thorough preparation for college for business and
OF THE PRINCIPAL.
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HIS WORD IS LAW.
The Referee at the Athletic Meet and
Who Will Assist Him.

TIE DUTIES OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING
LIKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE ATHLETES
WHO WILL TAKE PART IN SATURDAYS CON-
rEsTs-THE ENTRIES ron TIE EVENTS.
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.yloo-tf
RALllMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Schedule IN efttct June ri lSsgO
~ htl Hs.

RALIlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
i.av. w,.i s,s,m, N ef,ect june "a lss1
Per Chicago and N sI,5s and { s,rsrt
ii,ss uai.s 4 80 IA rs,'rrSs % ~ ~ ~ Liin'eo e.
f,r clolin+t. It. Luis aha Iad,aspo,,. ,,rr,..
~ or sD lthssErs and Cleveland. erprc.s daily 40.
reg lexington ana point. IN the Shenandoah y.llss
tor Mnehes,er sud way stations. -,.,oD
for Lursy. - 80 aud = 4UpInE '"i'V''n
iSr H-lain 70. Sesk days o. 90 .5a "a
t:I5. - inai.. t: 80. G Is. e So - @ipsis,
;nng'rs. 30. 90. G:Ii 90. :. 10 Ia .. a.
20 10y s siin 20 I'm. SUNDAYS. ! .OS 20.
S;io q 30 4, muuIesl 3 -, 1 20 ;S1 "a 4 "a
MINUTES N nssr 900 ga 6:20 : so. S. 10 Id
Isr Mag station. between Washington ard n.,,,.
! so T. ~; sundays. 30 sIl.. 90. go, az
rams ,,Aye baltimore for Washington week days,
5V1. -; % ~. 10. %. = 90 80. 80 !. 50
30. 90. II. 500, q 10 q "a : 0a "a ~ ~
$50 10, $50 SIS. 81. 10 G "a M 20 sundays
so. 70. 81, II 10 ~ i'o Ia 30: 90 GO Cd
Tor AhnaPss. = s., ana 80 am, a. ID aud 20
oiis. . -, So. anu % "a Ia Lsav. an.ap-
,r a IA, %, 7 IA.
;Si6S9am :! il3rln, for f.laciVA si.aou. oniS
For Rockville aud MAJ stations +4.35pr
LOT naiiI'isoars and lL;.riurdIste l1irt. 20 90
tSr besd,s anu li.tornaca,sts stations. - oopm.
r'T. stgIiIus az an stations On NstrcioiIt1n Brsnca
,tIE =, ass's1 20 50. $3.50 $50. tll 81 an
toI Hasersto~I, 10 40 am. and - .aopm.
rains atilNc from chicago dAlly IN a, n M ara
f:lO I'm from CiEcuHati sEd ~ l. as ,allS a 10
pm daily. ~ "-.-' SSS
,NLM YORK AND IHILsnFIPHTA Division
TOR NcN lUIh, lrcnton. Newark y D. and tll.at.th
D., = % 1880. -l0.uU. -l2 90 an. . ~
a oO AEG 1850 pm. Buffet ParIor Cars on n
"a, m1lhs. s!eeIlAs Car o. the 10 50 y IN opsa
for flliGdelphia - o. ~ 90 1000 .la .oopooa
<, oO = 10, o:l , Aid 10 80 I.n-
tnt Newark. Del, Wilmington and Chester, - Or
.nVV an, 'i%.Uo noon, - Oh = 90 % -. una
tHr intermediate points between baltimore ana
pm. '' '-'00' '--S
Trains leave New York fer Washington. 60 90
| night. NV I'M 1na A~'As
Train. leave Philadelphia for Washington. =. -
4 - 80 p.lL "-- 49,
| Tor Boston 40 pm. with Pullman Buffet sIser-
ING car running through 10 Boston without chslca
va foushkee $40 Bridge, landing passengers IN b una
| NJ. station at Boston
For Atlantic City. .O5 and 10 am IL 90 noon
SGLtASS % am, IL noon ard 1913 HnL
| 1thceIt SUNDAY. 'Daily sSunday only
IaegAe called Tor and checked from hotels and resi-
oeLSes " Union Transfer Company on orders left q
nckei Offices Ol9 and 1891 Penn. ave nnd al depot
. ChAS. o. SCILI- Cen lass. Axelt.
d. l. ODELl Oen. Ma4aSer. Ny
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CIR THE BEsr.

CIR Tee BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LCTz BRO.
se7 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and sstehsls Of best make ss Low pr,csa
vt
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N NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
~ FACULTY.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID.
Late Associate Justice of tho Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia.
President
HON. SAMUEL + MILLER LID
Associate Justice of the supreme Cont q, tho
United States
Professor OF Constitutional law
HON. WILLIAM b. WEBB LID
Lecturer on Common Law Heading and Jurisdictio
OF the Federal Courts
JAMES SCHOULER ESQ
Lecturer on the Law of Bailmeuts and of Do
nestle relations
hon H. ~ CLAUGHToS. IL D.,
Professor OF PleadlnE. Evidence. Equity Jurispru-
oence, Const ituuonal and Criminal Law
and the Law of Torts.
EUGENE CARUSI, LID,
Professor OF the Law of Real and Personal Property.
Contracts. Negotiable Instruments
$1,000 and Corporations.
HON. SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS
Late Solicitor General of the United States.
Hon. JOHN GOODE, LII. D.,
Lecturer ca Criminal Law
HON. WESTEL WlLLOUGEEY,
Lecturer Oh the Law of Real PROPERTY
JACKSON Ii. RALSTON, LIB,
Lecturer Oh Practice and Judge OF the Moot Court
WALTER +. ROGERS. LIN,
Lecturer on Patent Law and practca
EUGENE ID. CARUSI, Ii. b.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Inc twenty-seco annual session Of this school
NV, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER i. 1880. at z
O'CLOCK NJ, when Introductory lecture will be
delivered and the announcements for the school year
The library and reading room will be open to STU
dents daily except Sunday. from O'Clock to 10
O'Clock pm.
tanned at Morrison's book store, 1884 St NV !;
Lowdernlllk Co.'S, 42I st. W, the OFFICE
OF The SECRETARY AND TREASURER, COR
enroll. eel 5-:iIno
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TIVE GREAT
III pENNSyT yANrA por-rr

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no, i tI me NOhIA. MLSI AND .ou rHwEsr.
SILL RAILS MagNTI fi ~ NSf' EStipMEyr.
,p,rxs1r,, In eject ;lay $40.
cokHLh OF 6lH AADbS Iii ., As I0LioSs:
ron ii.tsoIrs Snd the Mcs,. t;Ic Limited 4 ,Iiess
fast Lii.e, 1000 am daily 70 CGicsso. GoluniUS:
fa. To- ISIIr @sH s'si pns Cars ron sE.
A,'J;on" To ShlcasG ST Louis Oh. cago aud Cn-
70 ssaIs da 1s ssspi nsS. a car n sS.s
iu 10 ~. LOUIS ohlcaso and Cincinnati, aud
Sinf .nnHuL Western Express, at 40 pm. daily,
.>puis coLhtctlhs dAly al Hsrglsburg wfsn through
f!etlers Tor Louisville and Memphis Pul!nAu
raeite E1Ires: 10 90 p n daily for a nss an
ias West MitA through SLEEPER 10 rN.siu's. AMI
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For name, oenalaaiTua kochcsIe. and Niagara FsIIs
For Er1e, CAlandI and NocHestcr daily for Buf-
with sleeping Car Wilmington g. Eoehes,,T' ''-'
For Nllll%nsTorI Lock RNeH ana tlnIiTs al 10 50A
Fer v !Iiiaiiisi orr daily. J,,:oar
fok PHlLADELfdlA, NtMItI' ANDTHE EAST,
$50, 540 1000 ana ii:r9 I'm ri- ON IS sunday s.
Il 30 r limited Express RESI- Of Pullman aU ~ p.1 .t
Sars e4Y an d1g,ily. s1I.'t SUNDAY. tor Nes
l1Fk OniS Liihtsd LNlress til DnIII.I Car 90 ~
FOR PHILADELI fla ONLY.
Fast express az Weed 10 ys anu 90 nm daily
iAIiers, sunday ons, . 40 =.
for Brooklyn. ny ala ,hrouyi rains connect a,
Jersey NIty with boats II BtookaNu Annex arord-
ils direct transfer Fulton street AN uidug dtuDs
heritage across New loIk city
For Atlantic ilty, Ia 40 am week Days IL conn
DAILY.
For Baltimore. 6:;I5. 20. s:lo a.Co. $40. 10 90
lO:JO, 81 -OU and IL 80 am, 4. %, no. s u.
S:oU, ! No. 4 20. 1 30, - 10 .b.dO, .UU, 40
1O.OO ana IA 20 Ian. On sun Iay 300. % %,
lO:JO, so am. 10, 81 d. 3 so, 90 4 "a
6OO, . 40 90. 40, 10 20 and ii 20 4. IA.
forfoPe's CTee Line 20 and 80 y. N daily
: except SUNDAY
For Annapolis, 20 and 300 am. 1908 and %
pm daily, except Sunday. SUNDAYS. S.U0 AnA
snd :2Op.m.
NAsh!NGToS soUTHIRN RAILWAY
IN LEtECT MAY II. 1890.
Fer Ae1andTla, 90, 0.;lJ, "a, $40 Dan
1897 am, ~ 04 noon, = .Oj. $3.50, rs, "a.
o9l. h.G2 1000 aIc i 80 p.nl On sunday az
$50. 30 S.4o. 1861 AN. 80. 6.Ul 500
ana 1000 PIN
AccoIuLl Udation tor Quantico. Z a. ara. and -
pm. week days, 80 M. Sundays
For hlCEnIUnd and tie south, = 80 aid 1857 am
daily. Accom-. nodnLlon, % pm. week days
IInns leave AltA Hndra Tor Aashlnst ton, q Ob, %
$500, $40 10: II. ii 90 a.Jl. 20. 3 90. 5 81
5:lO Goo, 90, $40. 10 81 and IL :US pm. on
sunday al 8: iuG Ia l % ALL. goo. 80. Ga
80, - 20 and 40 81 pm
Tickets AID I:iOrIna The Cfce. portheAstcor-
ner 18th -. and lonLsylyunia avenue, aud al the
station, where orders be left for the chscking u
laEsIee ~ GestnallCn from hotels aid Residences
GliAS. l.. IUGH, }. X WOOD
General MANAGER. In.yl2l q, AGRA! Passenger Agara
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RAILROADS.
CRLsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in Feect Nay Is.

Trains leave Tnicn Depot. 6th ana n .t-ee.s n :,
An Tor Newport News. Oid Point Comfnrt ara
NotSiA as;ly. ArnNe NJ Old Point ao 10 n M
and Norfolk az q 40 Pm
IL - m. Cincinnati fryress daily % Station. o,
rnkihA West FIrelnlA. hentucky and Cncinrsti
a., clnnAti arriving az IS = m.
IL ~ y m. T. 4 NestibGle Limited daily. scltl
halls. Win Ginning cars. run through wfthout
sH-.Ee u inciEuao Nes;ibule Sleeper Tor LaKs
nk.oh AID Louisville Pullman Cars are open .
reeve sssen.crs ~ l,fn.
Sfnoe. 1lJ fcaasy lNAnia ayeaaa
yIc-u cu,.-.i ~ W. ! IILtR
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Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il Steamer GEO. LEARY, from 1th-st wharf Mon
days. Wedne sdays and Fridays at pm. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECIION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: az Single; round trip SO. Tickets
and rooms at b. and o. ticket offices, ol9 and 1851
Pa. ave, and Hawley's, l4th and New York ave. FOR
further Information inquire office the
wharf Telephone call 74o-3 NM. r. WEIGH, supt
anu Oen Agent. nl9
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DON'r LOSE your opportunity. Wesley
Heights.
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II
The exercises OF this institution the Collegiate De-
Iarilnent OF the Columbian University, Will be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September 90! at 9 o clock am
lii Inc Hail OF tie University The college Upen to
students OF both sexes Application for information
CONCERNING hours OF examination preliminary 10 ad-
mission should bc addressed the secre-
taiy 90 the faculty Applications catalogues should
be addressed 10 the registrar Mr. II. q. HODGKINS,
A. Is. JAMES q WEIIINI,
au23- 6m - President
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VNLOCUTION AND URATORY
II New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in ELOCUTION prepares the pupil for
home Reading. Public Eecitals and Teachers Posi-
tlons
The course In ORATORY prepares the pupil for Lee
tuies, Debates Public Addresses AfterdiIner Speak
ing. Legal Arguments Pulpit Oratory and Political
Speeches, dealin with manner and matter.
Diplomas Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
ieTred The success Of our graduates has surpassed
all expectation.
MARTIN COLLEGE,
s1S-4m GA 18th
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THE CORCORAS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
Il Columbian tniversity.-Ihs school Will open al
clock D. H., OCI OBtR l. with the following
course OF instruction. viz: All departments OF En-
ehsl' Math"inaucs. civil Engineering Chemistry. As
saying, lhyslcs, Mner.!Ogy. French. GERMAN. Psy-
Win lecture COURSES on Astronomy, Anthropology.
LooIogy, Botany, &c. All classes meet the evening
and are open TO both For further informs
apply TO the dean, T.. r EkISlDE III Ii Al I'm
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The Sixty-nlnth annual course OF Medical Lectures
and Fourth Dental course viii ieyin Wednesday,
October /. at y. m Ill the college building, 1928
st L. " For circulars of both departments apply to
DR.. A. +. A. King. DCau, 126 18th ". Oitice
hours 10 10 am. and to . pm. Telephone $50
.
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nLNEY INSTITUTE,
" 3i.2 St. Georgetown, DC.
Filth Session begins October I, 1890. For Circulars
apply to Misses Dorsey. PRINCIPALS
Miss v NJ. Dorsey viii resume her Classes in Calls
till
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-19
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Sugar in the Kissimmee Valley.

THE AvANT COURIER OF NEW FLORIDA
INDUsTRY-oRIGIN, LOCATION, BUILDINGS,
EXTENT OF LANDS, PERSONAL---VERY.
CANE PRODUCT, ETC, ETC.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-02-19

"mother EARTH" Hence the manage
ment act on the motto OF making hay
while the sun Shines" mixed up with
reasonable regularity, with moonshine
and starlight, for the refinery is run day
and night, employinga total of 225 men,
OF whom only bouttwenty arein the mill
proper, but all under the directsuperinten-
dence of Col. L. A. Bringier, an expert in
the business, who was connected with
the sugar interests of Louisiana for 25
years, and who knows as much about
cane and it's evolution into sugar as any
other man in this country, not even ex-
cepting the renowned Chas. Spreckles, of
antitrust and Hawaiian fame. 1t may
also be added that Col. Bringier is a gen
tleman of rare general intelligence, and is
cat home' ON other subjects aside from
sugar.
The most of the laborers are Italians en-
ployed at$1. 90 per day, ranging through
other nationalities and ascending grades
of skill, from $3.50 to $500 per day.
The stock company itself consists of C.
E. Fitting, Edward Etting, Jas. p. Scott,
Henry G. Morris, Hamilton Disston, and
one other whose name was not learned,
all of HON are Philadelphia capitalists.
The acreage of cane planted by the
company is traversed by five and half
miles OF tramway mule power, and there
are $50 cane cars, each holding a ton
more or less.
THE CAPACITY OF THE PLANT
Is from rs, 900 to 80, 900 pounds amount
ing TO some $50 barrels per day of dry
sugar, according to the density OF the
juice expressed with a residuum of mo-
lasses OF the New Orleans type, amount
ing to 2S5 pounds to the 1000 pounds
of dry sugar manufactured. This capac-
ity, more than equal to the $50 acres of
cane now planted can be doubled by small
additions to the machinery, which will be
done as the industry is more fully devel-
Oped, when 5000 acres will be covered
with cane. Thepresent product of the
establishment is from 80 to 80 barrels
per day.
The mill was erected and the machinery
placed in position by Mr.. W. S. Hazard,
whose skill and experience in the bust
ness covers a period ofover twenty years
and was acquired in Louisiana, Cuba, the
Sandwich Islands and Peru, South Amer
lea.
The machinery of the mill was manu-
featured by H. G. Morris-Morris & Bar
ker Co., of Philadelphia, and the huge
boiler by Wilcox & Babcock, ofNew York.
1t required thirty cars to transport the
800 tons of machinery. The building
itself is of corrugated galvanized iron.
In the interior the multitude Of short
stairways, the numerous platforms and
architectural terraces renderit difficultto
make out where one story ends Or another
begins. The varied outline of the exte-
rior is very handsome and imposing.
The mill commenced operations on Mon
day, March Is, 1888. The task of clear
ing the land OH which this great indus
trial structure stands, was commenced
January 1, 1888, by Capt. R. E. Rose,
then largely interested in this magnificent
enterprise, costing over a quarter of a