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The daily critic., 1890-10-02
THE MINORITY REp0Br

minority III the CoorER invcsli-
cation committee has made its report
severely nsurinr Commissioner BNyNL
BY Thus making its report i'm advance
,f Tie report of The MINORITY Of The
committee, the minority publishes its
belief that ,Ie majority will acgui' tho
Commissioner of The charges that have
been made against him.
The principal objection Of The mi
uority 90 Commissioner RNrM seems to
be the universal refrigerator objection
aud The loaic of this objection appears
To- run in about this way BNyUis Com
missioner OF Pensious he owns stock
in and is the president Of a compnv
known as The Universal Refrigerator
Company be will not disclose the
NAMES Of the stockholders of that COM
pany: therefore he is q bad man and
has been unfaiihul and dcreicD in the
discharge of his official duties.
This position is enforced by recital Of
the fact that The Generals private sccrJ.
tary Is owner of stock 10 o subsidiary
refrigerator company, In payment OF
which stock he rendered services in
stead Of paving cash. II is admitted
that The young man wanted this stock
ard IS glad he has it-has made no com
plant and has asked nobody to make
complaint for him. But It is said the
young man ought 10 be dissatisfied,
ard has been promoted, which as3er-
iion ard fact taken together clearly
show that RAUM has been derellct ia
official duty
The minority also complains that The
majority refused to investigate the re.
frigCrator machine and ascertain
whether Il would do all that itwas al.
vcr'isJd 70 DO The Implication of this
objection IS that n the machine is not q
good one, RAuu IS ou incompetent aud
unfailhuI CommissiunCr but &c q Is
all that It Is said 20 be then RAvu Is an
urohiCctionablC Commissioner
Another complaint Of the minor
fly Is that what Is called the
comp utcd files were called intD
existence for the purpose OF alvtnc.
ing the pension claims controlled
by LEMON. tue pension agent, and that
the consideration received by RAuu
from LEMON for this favor was the To-
dorsemeut by LENoS of note made
by RAUM for 5000 But the ogi.
dence taken shows clearly that LENos
was not benefited by the ac-
tIon Of Commissioner RAUM es-
Iablishing these files, aud that fewer OF
LEMONS cases have been expedited by
RAUM than were expedited by General
BLACK, who, Il is admitted, was careful
TO show no improper eNpeditlng favors.
Tie evidence shows also that all pen
sion claims attorneys have equal
chances on the completed files; that
under the rules relating 10 those
files no one claim agent can have
any advantage over another. and more
than this. that the establishment Of the
completed files system has been In the
interest Of pension claimants, and has
resulted in the adjudication Of thou
sands Of claims that had been hung
up In the office, many Of them being
claims that should have been disposed
Cf years ago.
Notwithstanding this report Of the
minority of the RAUM committee, we
maintain still that the charges against
the Commissioner have not been sas-
tanned by the evidence.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
FAR FROM HOME
a wealthy Young American Commits
Suicide at Yokohama.

Nealthy houuE \ merican Commits
Suicide at Yokohama
NEW YORK. Oct. IA special to the
HerdH from San Francisco says: BY the
steamer China news was received here
Of The suicide at the Grand Hotel In
Yokohama. Japan, on September Of
Leonard Tobias, said to be Of New
York. who shot himself IN bed Tue
act was caused by financial worry and
JEALOUSY regarding his wife. Tobias
was young man, aud his family are
said to be wealthy people in New York
city. a witness az the Inquest said de.
ceased told him he was worth $500 600
in his own right, aud that his father
was ten times millionaire Witness
said he saw Tobias write the following
cablcgIam. IL. Tobias, No. 10 Wall
street, New York. Gable me $50 GOO TO
The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Leonard.
The widow, Maud Tobias, testified
she believed his death was due to finhn-
cial difficulties and trouble with his
family because Of his marriage
Or. Hall, Tobias physician, testified
deceased had told him he was Jealous
Of his wife. But he did not believe
there was any ground for 1t.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02

This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity to the heart OF
the city, The electric pass within few hundred
panorama ever presented to view of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
WESLEY HEIGHTS a most charming and attractive
place for home AS an investment is unrivaled.
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in one two
and three years. with interest at per cent per annum
Fifty dollars earnest money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to purchase when settlement is
made Deed to be passed free Of all expense with alb
stract of property. From the gross sales, seven-7-
per cent will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
to making improvements
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
tcuar and feel confident that your investment will prove
one OF profit in very short time.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
WHAT THE ALLIANCE ORGAN
SAYS.

The National EcoH0Hlst official organ
Of The National Farmers Alliance
ard Industrial Union, in its issue now
current, has something to say on sew
eral subjects
On The subject of the Sub Treasury
scheme The Economist indulges 10 what
Il heads, "An EXhoTlatiOn and makes
several points, which we eoadense.
Tao ef The objections 10 this scheme
ait
J. That II necessarily involves ware
ousing and banking
2. That il is unconstitutional
In reply 10 the first objection stated.
the Econ0mist says that The waTehOus-
ing ana banking idea is only a sug-
gesled method, non essential 10 the sue
cess Of The scheme, which seems 10 be
great concession BY the Alliance people
10 he 0bject0rs.
The reply of The second objection is
10 The point The constitutional ques-
tlou, says the Economist, Is the only
one involving any principle thai the
opponents have been able 10 bring for
ward ID The whole nine months discus
sion Of The measure, and Senator VANCE
comes out boldly aud rests bis whole
case on that question
The challenge 70 q discussion Of the
consitudona.iy of The proposed
measure IT'S friends win accept gladly
IfHis not constitutional they DO not
want Il enacted into law This the
Economist states wilh much emphasis
and IN triumphant manner says that
the question Of The Consdtutioaality 0f
the scheme has been decided affirm
auyely by the Supreme Court 10 rs
opinion On The right of the Govern
meut 10 loan money ~ S Rsp0rz S.
C. 81, 0lt0 ! 80 page 300
In an article on Cheap Moneys the
Eco15aat says that il Is but fair 10 as-
sumo that Tie MCKHLEI bin does mol
protect DE manufacturer but the
usurer-dogs not bring better wages %
Tie laborer but does bring higher in
teEest % The money -lendeT. 10 Fiew
0f This, adds tie Economist would L
uut he WeIl for Tie friends Of tariff re-
form b begin q the ueXt session 0f
Congress Eilh a bill % reform tle cur
reuey and give The people cheaper
meneFa WIN ibis reform FIRST tarid
reform wquld follow Is surely as night
follows day With0u, & 8 change ia
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
oue On the Jehu.
FIaa ~ AlI1 IoTL 81

EfaH ne AtU sFA aaAr
a cab was driven up In front Of 240
Fifth avenue where the Grant mon
umeHt designs were being exhibited on
Thursday afternoon, and ex Mayor
William r. Grace got out He took a
silver quarter from his pocket and
handed it 70 tie driver, who refused 10
take il and said Fifty cents, please "
What's thatE asked The eX Mayor
Fifty cents. / said replied the dri-
yer ius0leuuy,
DO you think / M q f0oll asked
Mr Grace. and he pushed the money
into lie drivers hand and turned aud
walked into The hallway. The driver
watched him disappear. and. turning TO
3 man who bad Witnessed the incident,
asked Who Is that ola duck, any
way
That William r. Grace. " replied
Tie man.
The itisg' exclaimed the dyi
yer and be whipped up his horse and
drove ld
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
only a COmblnatIOn, NOt a trust.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-The Western straw
wrapping paper manufacturers Of the
district west Of the Allegheny Noun
tains held a secret meeting yesterday.
Seyenly-tWo mills, with total output
Of 300 tons, were represented. PTesi-
dent Castle denied that a trust was
about 10 be formed. The object Of the
meeting vas 10 devise means 10 reduce
The expense Of producing wrapping
paper, be said Two ''sales agents
vi ose duty il shall be 10 keep the mill
owners supplied with information rela-
tive TO the state Of the market, were
appoinied.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Druggists at the opera.


De Wolf Hopper had an appreeiative
audience last night, and his songs and
Wilticisms were never more heartily en-
cored than by the members of the Ma
iional Wholesale Druggists Association,
who were present last night To a body.
The comedian was at bis best, and did
not deal out his humOT in homeopathic
doses al retail. lie had an audience of
wholesalers, and his performance was
Of the same liberal character. His
parody on bid Ne Good bye and co"
scored q success, and the audience was
lOalh 10 let him leave the stage. Hand
some souvenir programmes pTiated on
satin were distributed
A Great stock Company.
The New York Lyeeum Theatre
Stock Company, which Is at the Ma
tional Theatre next week. is the pet
project Of all of Manager Daniel Froh-
mans many enterprises. When that
gentleman severed his connection with
The Madison Square Theatre about four
years ago he determined to call into ex-
isience a stock company which should
bear favorable comparison with any
New York had yet seen. Managers
Palmer and DAILY had each 10 their
chosen line t0iled for many sea
sons 10 achieve the admirable position
then occupied By their organizations
But Manager Frohman by careful fore
thought and preparation IN one season
brought bis company and the Lyceum
Theatre into q prominence equal 10 the
best His first production was The
Wife, which ran the first season out
The second season saw the production
Of Sweet Lavender which this COM
pany played 10 this city last fall Last
seasOn-its third--Tan It's career sue
cessfuHy with The Charity Ball
which IS by the authors of The Wife, 1"
which began the career Of the LyCeuu
Company The Charity Ball' will
be seen here during the coming week.
Little Chip as Tom Reed.
Chip, one Of the features Of Gus
Hills show al Herman S. Is the mosI
delightful little mimic and exceedingly
intelligent considering his youthful
ness lie has not yet enjoyed his sixth
Christmas and las appeared on the
stage only one season, but already ranks
with the most noted pr1digies. The
faculty 81 imitation Is very strong 10
his wonderful child who asks for moth,
ing better tLan the opportunity % eXer-
else Lis wonderful talent Chip imi-
tates most every body and everything
that strikes his fancy and notes an the
odd characters Of everyday Ale. His
young memory Is already rich Hg
feasted bis bright little eyes on tie
senate and House of Representatives
yesterday and was much amused lg
he new characters he saw Speaker
Reed Ras iudellbly impressed 81 bis
memory and 70 on probability will be
impeIsluaied b Clip tonight
a cheap GIrl 10 Eaas Out
E-sl11 fEs gs.e gafs1Ha Es.7#sgas
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couIa 20 rEo.e- lhe charge.

Mollie Walker a coloTed woman was
tried this afternoon charged with the
theft Of $40 from Mrs W C. Rowland.
The money had been left in the bureau
drawer in Mrs Rowland sTO0m. lester-
day Molly left the house and was gone
for three hours and said that her hus-
band had been killed on Capitol Hill
and she went 10 lay him out. The
testimony was insufficient and Judge
Miller discharged the defendant she
stated afterwards that her husband had
been run over By one OF Childs brick
wagons and for a time It was supposed
be was dead
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
An InlerprlsIng RaIIaay.

Prom ne SPOKANE EJH5 Spokesman.
II is said the reason Why the Spokane
Street Railway charges ten cents fare on
It's street cars Is that the charge Is based
from one place 10 aLother The cable
line on the North Side, not taking so
much time, keeps its fare al I'VE cents.
If Il be true the street railway company
IS charging by The hour and not by the
Job. MF Moore has introduced a new
feature in the economics Of Transports
lion
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
CANADIAN OFFICIALS EXERCISED
over the Information That Our Cutter
would soige Sealing Vessels.

would seize Sealing Vessels.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. p Considerable
stir in government circles was oc-
casioned here yesterday over the receipt
of the information that the United
States had dispatched a cutter to Beh.
ring Sea TO seize any sealing vessels
found within these waters A high
official Of the government said last
night. IF that Is now their game-to
seize our sealers-Great Britain will soon
be heard from. The British Govern.
mcnt has assured the government here
that decisive steps will follow the first
seizure. ! can hardly credit the an.
ucunccment that the United States au.
ihoiities are going TO take aggressive
action az this stage OF the negotiations.
Nearly all the sealers are returning to
those waters ~
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
Important Amendments.
FTou ~ 4u,4rIrqH II.brlIg.

Sister Lizzie was TO be married in
few months and she was putting In the
interval Of leisure preparing for the cere-
mony in the way Of dress by expert
menting on her family in the cooking
line Little John was going % bed
and went through his usual prayers up
10 the point Of saying, Give us this
day our daily bread when some dis
tIessing memory struck him, and he
added, "But dom lei Lizzie bake il. -
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
BORN OF THE BELLS

Peal 81 madn belI
Shades Uf night lisFeli
Morning merry music gushing,
Fast iull duCd Of rQ5glIZll Ll5liuE
Day-star and dim dawn,
Fading fash, are gone.
AeW skies zl9Hs
Breezes llWf
soft 4ud laW.
CIaug lf ugguiile belI
summer sun rays, dwell
0'eT all hguselop sF.Te all szeeplel
surgIug human tide ~ people
Pilgrim feet laat stray
Through tle weary day
sun taeF 20
70 aud mo,
Ehb then l9E.
song gf sunset helIl
eIukiuZ auu farewell.
FaLlE primrl6e perfume stealing
hesner hymn ou wind wings Hea-lg
Tender twilight star
EEtuiHg Hzll AFFAIR."
softly saaFr
Auleiul lays
t4I away
Igll 81 midnight Hl
Hafel-erE All is HeiI7
NlIe bell tones are T.ug g.ng- sF.l4 4.lg
Dark ana silence uizlL Is aaug.ug
Ig aHlaTg hearts
Ere PIE shadow parts
elumbeF 5HeeE
Calm ana deep,
-4ag saAs Hag
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
HER AFFECTIONS COST SOMETHING
a Divorced Husband Given $4,000 by
sympathetic Jury.

~ ~ hiNtiNeN'o jury.
BrTrMCHE, oct. 2.-The iurv in tile
case of John scbrecbt against william
Evans for S15,Co0 demages for the al.
legged alienation Of the affections off
Mrs. WHhclmioa H. G. scbr.cht now
Mrs Evans, pre-. entCd a sealed verdict
last nilht. which was this morning rpa :
in court It gives the plaintiff $1,000
damages
The testimony presented bv The
plaintiff was Oh the tir ct that Evans,
after gaining the affections of Mrs
ScbrCcht cCunscled the securing of a
divorce from her husband becausa of
family discussions, while at the sane
time advising Scbrccht TO let the e ,e
90 bv default Scbrtcht dill not app-c-
ciatc the true condition until after the
divorce was granted aud Evans in
m,diatty marricd Mrs Scb~c.ht
Evans Is q very rich cor ractor, a0l
will probably appeal The case.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
ENORMOUS LOSS BY FIRE.
II II Expected ~ wnn Reach Seven ana
"a Half Millions.


"a Half millions.
SYDNEY, N S. W, Oct 2--Fire
last night resulted In the destruc.
tiou Of the City Bank building, Athe-
mum Club building and mum.
ber Of large warehouses. The fire
burned fiCrCely, resisting for long
time the best efforts OF the fire ucptr.
mCnt to get II under control. In aldl.
tion 10 the warehouses absolutely con.
sumtd by the flames a number of others
were more or less damaged by fire AMI
water. The loss, Il IS expected, will
reach million 0Ld half pounds ster-
ling,
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
wlaag CIV cu.tsm..

Mrs. Wabash-And how does the
breakfast suit you dearl
Alr Wabash-Oh fl Is perfect, except
the coffee. You don't make as good
coffee as my first Wiie did must con
fess.
1lrs. Wabash-Neyer mind, dear
she going 70 call on me % morrow
and j viii get her recipe then.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
SakS and Company,
Ana ua pld

y HfeAs Htf halteI4 aealtta-s
Farmer (hIing help Al Castle Gar
deDl-Pat. if you want 70 work for me
I'll give you a2j a month and your
board
O'Flynn Gust landedl-FaiX, an IS
that same The highest rate Of wages
they be payiu' in this cOunthTyt
Farmer lfaCeii0usly) Well they re
paying about SIS a day in Congress.
Patrick-Then, begoEral OiH 60 TO
E0uHFiss
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
Heb.oal. 80 - -
as H

The Indianapolis Af1s says Speaker
Reed cannot be Tec0ncIled 10 reciprocity.
But lie The Dutchmau' Wife. Of whose
death The inquiry Was made. " as
sbs reslEuad % g0fH The answer applies
sic hat to be she's leg alIeLly.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
Prlds ana PoEsEtv.

ETEW IEE LIIIIls IHTFT-UIElHl
Look al me and take warning eX-
claimed q dilapidated-looking individual
10 an 0uulent citizen
Who are you. asked the ice baron
f0E II vas to such a one the remark y as
addressed II ann q baseball stock
holder
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
Magbs shs pa the RuaBIag
-. - u.

BTs. Ann Hyde widow 1f a veteran
n The War Of 1872 Is the Oldest pen
EilLer ID the Uniled States. GA gen
eTal principles. q soldier Wb0 Wouid
nun Ann Hyde dQesu deserve pen
sion.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
every department..
coNoERNING DRESS GOODS.

ID has always been an established fact that
Davis kept the Most Desirable aud Reliable
Mourning Goods In the city. You sill hnd
this depart ment better hlled with inc Dress
stuhs than ever before. For an instance We
have put on sale today a case Of 40-iach
Black Dress Goods IN the Tewest styles OF
stripes and Fancles at SOC per yard.
Then there is a high grade Of French Cash
mere, IS inches, AZ soc per yard. These are
certainly 10 Per cent. less than you can buy
them elsewhere.
IN the Lace Department We are having a
very great success. Choice styles, quality
and correct pEices make them move.
Don't forget that our great reduction sale
Of No, $50 satin Edge Ribbon VIII only con
tiHue four days longe-
That g 25 Kid Glove that We are selling
FOR SIC has sold well, but as We bought such
a large quantity We have an assortment in all
sizes set.
In Handkerchiefs you win Hud some very
great attractions. We meL ton one Ion OF
ladies' sheer Lawn Novelty Border, Ia extra
hHe quality, az lele. Ths only arrived Non
day ana are very l0w value.
FURs.
In these goods prices alone mean nothing,
for few in buying them can tell the quality,
50 the best way 70 get the prices and quality
right Is 10 deal Wirh arm who viii guarantee
both. Our Fur Capes are well made ana
lined with good wearing satin. We have a
FeIy choice and elegant assortment Of these
goods. our stock 81 Thinning Fur Is large
ana varied. Be can show you any kiud 10
AN widths.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
An InaIaua .Inka

FTlu ne LeHseUls Cogrisy Journal
The whole country is In q broad grin
over The demand of The Indiana Repub
Hcaus That elections shall be honest
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
Do We AGREE2

We like the looks Of a
pretty shoe. Don't yol?
But we take more than that
into consideration. Don't
you? COMFORT and
QUALITY are TWO indIs-
pensable qualities. And
yop take an interest in what
they'll cost you--naturally.
This is a positive fact--
we've a BEST QUALITY
TANNERY CALF SHOE
that's hand-welted, of all
solid leather, combining
these virtues.-an marked
only
R% S 3.OO&a
It's worth 81. We've sold
'em for that--but by a per-
sistent tinkering away at the
price we've got it down to
S2. TheV re made on the
OPERA,GLOBE, FRENCH,
LONDON and WALKEN-
PHAST lasts. That may be
Greek" to you--but if
you'll only ask to see them
nothing will please us more
than to show them to you.
Button, Lace or Congress
---all widths---all sizes.
Try a pair--and hold US
responsible for its behavior.
Won't you /?
You gentlemen have got
The whole Shoe Department
on the GROUND FLOOR
all to yourselves. PROMPT
seTvice--and c CAREF u L
service, too.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
EDICATIoNAL.
School Of Law
FACULTY.

REV.J. HAVENs RICHARDS, s. j.,
President Of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN. IL. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
HON. WILLIAM A RICHARDSON, IL, d.,
tChief Justice u. s. Court OF Ciaims)
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative
Law and legal Maxims.
MARTIN F. NORRIS LII D.,
Lecturer on Constitutional and lnterna-
tional Law, Admiralty and Comparative
JurisUrudenCe,
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, IL D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and the
Law Of Evidence.
HON ANDREW q. BRADLEY
(JustiCe supreme Court, District Of Colum-
bia }, Lecturer on Common Law. Plead
ing and Equity Jurisprudence.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, Ii. D..
lecturer on the law Of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE K. HAMILTON, IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership, Corpora
t!Ons, Practice and Testamentary Law,
h. ROSS PERRY, a. NJ,
Lecturer on Criminal Law, Domestic Hela-
tiOns and Iorts.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
MOOT CnuRT.

MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof George Hamilton.
CoHTt Of Appeals. PrOfs. Martin +. Norris
Andrew c. Bradley and X. Ross Perry.
Introductory lecture and announcements
for the ensuing term at the Law Building,
corner 9th and sts n. ", on W WEDNESDAY,
OCT. /. az $50 p. IN. All Interested are cor
daily invited 10 attend. The library. now
comprising the English and leading American
reports and the latest text books upon most
legal subjects, is located in the Law Build
ing. with CommodiOus reading rooms at
tached and Will be open from S a. m. 10 10 p.
m daily. Sundays excepted, 70 students aud
lie secretary can be seen at the Law
Building on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur
DAYS, from go TO $50 p. m, for intormationi
enrolment etc Circulars giving course QI
study terms, etc., can be obtained az book
stores of ~. II. Morrison, 1884 + 81. a. ",
and Il Wdermilk & Co, l424 81. n " and
az " ThOmpson's drug store, fo3 18th e.
d. ", OF on api lication, personally or by LEI
s.M. YEATMAN,
sepi0-lm Secretary aud Treasurer.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEBI-
~ cal and Dental DepaItmeuts Of the
nual course OF medical lectures and fourth
dental course viii begin on Wednesday,
October 81, "a p. ~, In the College Build
ture b. Professor William Lee. M. ID. Dental
Introductory By Professor Marx 81. Finley,
ID. ID. S. The autumn examinations VII be
held ca Thursday. October 2d, al 1.30 D. IA.
For clrcuIars of both departnents apply n
Dr. "A. e a. king Dean, 7sB Thirteenth 81
". Ouice hours 20 10 q IA. and 20 p, ~
Telephone $50. sep slim.
UHE CORCoBAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL or
i the Columbian University This school
VIII open az 8 o'clock p. m OCTOBER p
viz: AN departments of English, Matle-
maties civil Enginef ring chemistry assay
Mechanical and other branches oI drawing,
with lecture courses on Astronomy AuthEp-
poloEy, Zoology Botany, etc, All classes
rect in the evening and are open 20 o9th .i5l
Dean, Professor Z. T FRIsfOE, III. D.
sels,lm
CT. CECELIA,s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
= LADIES AND CHILDREN
Reoreus MONDAY, SEPT g.
Music and Painting Receive Special
selsl4m Attention.
A CADEMT OF TIE HOLY CROSS.
n 1872 Mass. Ave-,
Ahurds every facility for acquiring thor
ouEh education ID literature, music aud am.
The instruments taught are piano, harp, Ei3-
In, guitar. o aud1lin aad banjo Languages,
general vocal drawing and fancy work free
sel21y
0iHARLOTTR HALL SCHOOL.
I4gI-I5ql
situation unsurpassed fuT health English,
Classical Mathematical Commercial ana
Military Courses. Board and tuition, sld2 for
ten months. For particulars address
4 " SYLVESTER
Charlotte Hail.
aul2 % 81. Mary Coaut7i Ad.