davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21


FIVE important medals. which victories
barred him forever from any but army
competitions, and won for him the title Of
distinguished marksman."
Kerr was the first Gardiner to use the
prone figure as a target, and to his success
in Kidding this difficult mark he attributes
his rise to fame. His accuracy in skirmish
firing is said to be phenomenal. AT Camp
Douglas Kerr carried everything before
him, and was decorated with the gold
medal of 1880 by Gen. Ruger. Kerr is the
hero of a long list Of brilliant campaigns
against the Indians with Gen. Miles. In
1881 Kerr took a prominent part in the
pursuit of Nictoria's bloodthirsty band,
which eliminated in the death Of that
famous chief and the subjugation Of his
warriors. Kerr was also participant in
all the thrilling battles with the crafty
Geronimo and his band in 1855.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

and timid deilc.tcy and graceful oe-
pendence" didn't seem to e. well to-
gether. So women were advised not TO
form themselves into societies for any
purpose whatever, since such course
rendered the sex needlessly conspicu-
Gus, and should therefore be avoided
One needs to think of that time and
then Of this in order TO appreciate
the distance that has been Travelled
in the general notions about women
since such opinions as those were the &C
cepted ones.
FLORENCE FNcH-KELY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
1t Means Nothing.

When England sends a cruiser or q
feet of them TO Vancouver it means
nothing, and when the United States
sends a real able bodied man-of-war to-
ward Behring sea IT means nothing.
The chief difference between diplomacy
and lying is that the forme- is honorable
snS the latter dis0rsnsful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
Magnet. and Magnetic Substances.

Magnetic substances contain the two
magnetisms, but in neutral state; that is
10 say, holding each other in check by
their reciprocal action; such substances
are iron, steel and, to a far less extent,
pickel and cobalt There is this difference
between magnetic substances and magnets:
In the latter the two nagnetisms in each
molecule are separated, and each produces
q separate effect; while in magnetic sub
stances the magnetisms are combined and
nroduce no effect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
FLORENCE FINCH
A CRACK GARDNER.

The Balls Eye wseps When IL Beholds
Capt. J0hn ID. Kerr
Like Lieut.. Charles H Muir, the crack
rifeman, Capt. John B. Kerr, OF the Sixth
United States cavalry, won high honors in
craftsmanship at the recent regular army
shoot at Camp Douglas, Wis. His weapon
was the carbine. and according to the war
department no one in the entire regular
army can equal him in the use of that fire
arm.
Kerr is an old campsigner. and although
but 4S years of age he has spent score OF
years in Uncle Sans service, most of which
time has been devoted TO arduous aud
thrilling service against hostile Indians
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

soldier OF che late
civil war. When
he enlisted no scar
or blemish disfg-
ured his person.
lie received his
first wound at
Huntsville, No,
being shot in the
head. He got an
other head wound
at Port Gibson.
During the battle
ofChaTnpiOn Hills
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

A match for e. 90 sids and the cham
p;o1shiD % Am~rlea las ben srran9si
between The oars8ea Edwsrd Hanlan and
" =. O'CoanoF IT, ooat@st - - b. q e.
clded On TIA Pacific coast Ia tx nnoutl.s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

The snug SUN Of - 90 In prizes vii b.
awarded az The Seoond annual exhi5iiloa
Of the American Houss Saw association
Of Chicago. whsch viii - bid IN the eE-
position b1lld4az IN Caic3so from NOv. J
q Nov
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

james Corbef;. zee California puEii -
who defeated JAKE Kilra5n. has "a cd
rnstbctl q hsr1e-irE his hN11s IL ptays
'cagch AID does tests q Jss@Lery SKI a
gssr o. anal sEs- G-s-Gl.a t-s.LA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
NIllIis Eagle
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
INTERESTING KNOWLEDGE PRESENT
ED IN BRIEF AND POPULAR FORM.

The Wonderful Phenomenon Known as
the Milky Way, Which Is a Marked
Feature in the Sky at This Season.
What Scientists Have Thought of 1t.
The Galaxy or Milky Way is familiar to
all readers, and although visible all the
year Mound is perceived more plainly in
August, September and October, or at the
beginning and ending of that period. This
zone Of stars was well known to the an
clients, but Calico was the first to decide
that it is formed of stars. To Sir John
Herschel much Of the information we have
concerning the Milky Way is due.
In this wonderful zone Of stars the CEN
ter of our system, the sun. is placed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

throughout tn 3
west from Canada
10 Mexico. Capt.
Kerr was born
near Lexington,
Ky. entered West
Point in 1855, was
graduated in 1870
a second heuten-
ant, became first
lieutenant in 1874
and captain in
1875. Kerr began
tarG1 practi se
with the carbine
in 1857. and during
z hat year canfuregl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
FILLED FULL or LEAD.

A Stalwast Hawkeys Who Defed Death
In Numerous Battles
Capt. 5. J. Mckinley, OF Mitchell county.
Is, Is a man with physical history that
may be termed uneQualed. He was a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
Tn. sIoon', Influence or the weather.

Inc Moons hhuuence or the "ehthers
Ia Nature commenting on an article on
the influence of the moon on weather by
DIR. G. Meyer says that although such in
designations have hitherto given negative
result, the author thought that with the
materials furnished by synoptic charts he
might eliminate local influences, and he
gives tables extending over number Of
years which seem to show the influence Of
the moon in lowering the height Of the
barometer in the months Of September 10
January at the time of full moon, and in
raising 1t during the first quarter. The
Deutsche Seewarte, which communicates
the article, points out that a similar result
has been independently arrived at by Capt.
Seemann. one of the assistants of the in
Stitution. The same effect or any other is
not perceptibie in other months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21

According to Ganot a magnetic sub
stance is distinguished FROM a magnet as
follows: A magnetic substance has no
poles; il successfully presented 20 the two
ends of a magnetic needle it will attract
both end seqnally, one end of magnet
would attract the one but repel the other
end of the needle Magnetic substances
also have no action on each other, while
magnets attract or repel, according as I'M
like or like poles are presented to each
othr.
When a magnetic substance is placed in
contact with the poles of a msgnet-the
north pole, for instance-this acting at
tractiveiy on the south magnetism of the
substance, and repelling the north magnet
ism, it follows that in this body a separa-
ton of the two is effected, or, in other
words. a true magnet is produced, for If
any piece Of soft iron-sn iron ring, for ex-
ample-be presented TO a magnetiEed bar
not merely is this ring supported, but it
acquires the property Of supporting the
second, then this second third, and so
forth. Remove the bar, and the invisible
link which unitss this marvellous chain is
broken. and the rings separate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-21
A Beautiful Ches. Trophy.

The Germans are great admirers of chess
and that they are brainy and persistent
students of the game is evidenced by the
fact that Germany has placed in the lists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of WASH
ington as has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Nominated for CongPe

0"SU vt OOuSrCoss
Melbourne II. Ford by the democrats Of the
fifth district OF Michigan.
Demsrvills Page by the democrats of the
twenty district of New York.
Thomas J. Prosser by the republicans Of the
ninth district OF Missouri.
d. W. Coudoa by the republicans OF the slsv-
enth district Of Ohio.
William E. Simmonds BY the republicans of
the first district Of Connecticut.
James A. Fox by the republicans Of the 9th
district of Massachusetts.
Edward L. Pierce by the republicans Of the
third district Of Massachusetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Ths Peoples Party in Indiana.

delegates 70 tho Farmers Alliance, Farmer
Mutual Benefit Association, greenbackeys,
union labor and other like organizations met
at Indianapolis yesterday under tho name Of
the peoples party sad put full ticket in the
field. The following Is the ticket: For auditor
OF state, James u. johnson Of Davies county;
treasurer, Isaiah N. Miller of Grant county !;
attorney general, William Patterson Of In
dianspolis; supreme Judge, from the nth dis
trict. John y. Bender OF Marshall county;
clerk Of supreme court, Benjamin r. Street Of
Gibson county; geologist. Edward & Pope Of
Indianapolis; chief OF bureau Of statistics,
John W. Shosklsy Of Henry county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Millie Panhorst's Desperate Shot.

Milile Panhorst, aged twenty-five, of San
Francisco on Monday night shot and fatally
wounded Samuel Goldberg, to whom she hns
been engaged. Goldberg told the girl his
family and religion would prevent their being
married in the usual form, but no would marry
her by contract When she refused he throat
sned to kin both her and himself, and it is be-
Goldberg died last night. When Miss Panhorst
heard the news she tainted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

ars Of curing Ars iron and cinchoua Iron "a the
principal a our blood a which IL forms tne force
and richness; cinchona affords life 70 the organs
pure Catalan wine. torn In Quina Laroche an In.
vtgoreang eonsc Of unsqualed merit for tho cure
blood, nsuraiGis and ioos Of appetite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Bismarck Is :stin In Politics.

ferring to the prospect Of his return to
public life and q seat In the reichstag
said 1t would entail regular attendance and the
discomfort OF hotel life; but in the upper
house Of the diet he might appear when he
chose, and he did not intend like a bear to
sleep and lick his paws during the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

RAL1iMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule m ef ect June 81. ispO
washington from s.s,ion corner Of New ser.sy
For ana Ss4Is sse c ;s.,su.a
rens.s St Lsaasss sSd in SS % .,,r
~" FOR i aiJ ssS IL 10 p n:
n; snd 40 pm.
81 90 Ls,lnstOn and points the Shenandoah vaiiss.
fSr h S,nshe.tsr aud x.y stations. IS sonn
iSr BALTIMORE week days. tOa 90. Q ID 20
45 slinuis., ana, H. Id $50, $50 IN go. 200,
Ss 40: = s! "a SS y ss
s:S ,o ,o;5o snd "a 80 pm. sHndass 4 .oS "a
a:iSS g 20. 20 go am. 600 as nlna,ssi, 10
y, i!sn 600 o:lA Gu Z so. SIS 10 "a
10, For Nay stations between WASHINGTON and p.l,,.
30 p M s S,: 30 IN igio 20 %
S.sf ntne S i9s s.,Sns,ss s.ss
- 20 and 1865 II 90 Il 40. s'io 10 80
300 ioiS 0i 10 70 an. nd rs 81 Ss ga ssus.,
~ los 81 80 s; a:sc 4Is iy ga
f For sn1 S so i s 10 ana is e e and
chs 80. s:J. am ia'o3 SO Pns nave su Aas
o. is s satO T; On the Ne,ropo,.a Branch 1850
ii6 40 an !. 70 ~ n .a ior fnGe'psi ss''Sns sA
For nS.,sils and Way statlons - IS pm
iS SS a. =. 90 am. ti'oo fSoo sS:ss. VIZ
fSr boyd's ana intermediate stations, - CONN.
1neicn trsln leaves Washington SUNDAY NJ is
Pm. stoplius ~ al stations METROPOLITAN branch
,iYE r1stlSS ,io:S0 $3.50 50 so I'll a..
Ter Easersiown. ITO 40 am. and IS ;3Opm
rains arrive IRON Chicago DAILY A a, a mn ana
$;lO y. m from Cincinnati 81 loui, ANY -
pm daily. INV siA-' e'os
NLM AoRK AND PHILADELPHIA pryIsrox
TOR New nork irenion, Newark. Nd and Lllrsbsth
No, = 10. 1880. 10 Co., -l2 90 am 90 sa-
:oo ana '1V:5O pm. buffet fsrlor Can ON ~
s,s Trans. sleeiihx Car on the ~ so q M op~a
tor Philadelphia q o5, rs 90 1000 Il. 90 noon.
'-iioO, 90. o.l5 aud 80 I.llL
fW newark. DEL Wilmington and Chester. q .OS-
.i1Vy s.nl ~ poon+ - % q 30. % To- snl
boz intermediate points between Baltimore and
annaoe4phiA 1o:vo Hnu 81 20 O. ~. ~ 30. %
81, ir ain leav. New YORK for Washington 300
,t t,o ALL. >2;oO. $40 . 0v pm and .laslS
Train. leave Philadelphia for Washington, = -
.sa3, yilo. III 10 a-in- II 80 ISL - %
for boston $50 nm. with Pullman BUFFET si>.p-
ing running through TO Bo.ton without ons,.ss
Va ronshkeel sle Bridge. landing passenger unl
for Atlantic City 4 :05 and 10 am. I. 90 noon.
SnhaaJs 90 All. ~ noon and 10 80 pnn
Except SUNDAY. DAILY. SSundAy only.
beesase called Tor and checked from hotels an rea,-
oences by Union Transfer Company on orders left q
ticket ofhceS olo anu 1851 Penn ave and a. DEPOT
ChAS. %. SCCLl> S,on, lssA Asei.t
}. I. ODELI. Gen. Manager IA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
A Kentucky Alliance Mans Act.


President S. b. Orwin Of the Farmers Al
lance of Kentucky and editor OF the official
organ, The Kentucky Stats Union, published at
Bowling Green, has como out boldly against
the sub-treasury scheme. The dem ocrats are
upholding him, and it has made him more
popular than ever. He had previo usly been
quoted a. favOrinQ it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Many have resortea 10 the uss Of fractions
which II lot lmPed IN the proposition, frac-
tons cannot be sdled aud used wthO ut dupIic ting
the use Q: some hSEre Here is one with fractions.
which demonstrate all. ~ 1875 plus los eauals
100. The fractions here tne Whole nun
IRE %. addet thus; 80 plus equals 90;
ais Il usrstes all fractions and shows that use the
of the fractions mentally II using obtain TIE
result 100 only te gotten By ddflo the sum Of
t-actous: There are received Eve correct SOLUTIONS
and take pleasure in saying TO successful compcti
ssllie A. Burne 2l31 ST. n-w.16, 10. ), 4. equals
ts plus = equals 100 Mrs. McElfresh, 3l7 Mass
ave Dw-y. .. ., I. 40 equals rs Plus !? equals 100
Bliss stella Tucker. 500 ith st E-w.-s. q. 4. z so
EQUALS . plu- ~ equsls 100 Mrs. j. c. Brud, asa
M ave, ss-9,3 5. 4. 2. 10 equal. W pias equals
a. egus.s 9S plus equal. 100. Mrs. ". h slime.
zoos st. Georgetown. ID. C-sG. 10. =, T. D equals
y, piss equals 100. I have one reply irum New
lUr4 and Baltimore. would those who
IA led 10 the o and those who put II IN improper
b. trTOH0.
1t,fugs read dsfrsrtfSrD,afS You Will ind sor1e-
tbiuz ia theul worth your time. You will get uscfui
Information and, ifi0Lowed up yeu viii save y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

Six Shocks of Earthquake.
Six distinct shocks Of earthquake were re-
ported as occurring at Columbia, 8. c.. about
$40 o'clock yesterday morning. The last
shock was noticeable for nearly a minute. A
rumbling accompanied the shocks, which ap-
peared to como from the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.

-
IN WARRINGTON.
GfoRoErowss. sSsSEs IS Nv
rAcuLTL
rev 10y. zAy1 ) e sa Ss,,,,!,;; 81.
CHARLES v; 1o 40 rsn,i, LID
Hon h, MILAN LIAM A sicH a., U LID
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative Law and
MARTIN y. NORRIS, LID,
Admiralty and Comparative Jurisprudsnos
Lecturer Cd the Las Q, Real Estate and the Law of
hSs Ase 1saIs sss4l Columbian
Lecturer on Common Law Presiding and Equity
Jurisprudence
JOSEPH J. DAkLINGToN. LID,
Lecturer on the IA Lax :, Contracts
GEORGE T. HAMILTON. LID,
Lecturer e. , The Law q P.Tnss,p c.rpOsOns
II. ROSS PERRY, AN,
Torts
S.reIn Go Hc-. Prof SaoReh = HAMILTON
ASTRk% 6. Bs%DLhi ' and As Ross tlR mHkhiS
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
sn.Ins 'e err = 5Ss Lay Bqns corner On and
Al Interested are nlo.t cordially invited TO attend
The library; now com prsins the English and reading
most legal SUBJECTS located in the law Funding
s e apsS rO% raG To 10 ana s
cep,ed 70 students and alumni Of the .eSooi
2: sss ass IT GS
$40 pm. for information, .nroilment. &c C,rcu:
% wv. ;.; son i ifs :
at W S Thompson's drug store. sos i5tS a. n' .1a
Ur Sn .sdsa0n personally. or by letter. & the
sS-lm Secretary md Tresnurur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

&9~...e]@~
SIS 7TH 81. NV.
Have opened q f-s:-elass retail credit
JEwELRY STORE.
Where they will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and large assortment of Diamonds. Watches.
Jrwelry, silyerware. &c. which they will sell
special credit system cheaper than be bought else
where for cash. thereby enabling patrons 10 have
TIE of the article while they paying forit.
We Keep full stock Of all the best grades Of Ladies'
anu GentleIncn's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES,
Including Spit Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD. ROCKFORD. ELGIN. wALTHAM. HAEP-
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING SPECIALITY.
Call and learn how to buy goods our special
credit system before purchasing elsewhere.
Open evenings.
Goods delivered on arst paymenta
THE JAMES POWERS CO..
Sis 1TH ST. NV
s?3r Up Stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

MR. HoAR THINKS TIE SIXTH STREET STATION
SHOULD BE REMOVED AND oBJKcrs TO CON-
SHERATON OF THE BrLL-Ir ACCORDINGLY
GOES ovER-PoINTs FROM THE DEBATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOhDDEC1sChEk LLOYD n. o.
last Express Steamers.
10 Southampton lLondon Hnyrel BroDoa-
Traye, We'd. SEPT. "a. PIN; klbe. BAL. seI,t ~.
pm, Lahn. Ned Oct i. am. Elder, ST. ScI
4. lyT M; Aller We'd. Uct b. pm fuidz. Sat-
Oct Y 3I-m-
Col brtaLie state roons excellent ssble, lsxuross
ttloch Ssntnsentk llscts: Let calm. and up
vsid Certn. according location. "a cabin $50
adult; steeinxv st iow istea AMY ~ b.
DkooE. S2o Penn az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
Schedule In Eject Nag IS

ifsins leave Union Depot on ana n str~~ta 10 s.
am for Newport News. Odd Point Comfsst and
NorfSlk daily. Arrive ~ Old Roant a. q 10 n M,
and Norfolk az o 80 pm
IL an. Cincinnati kxrrr~s daily 70 stations in
Nlrsihia West Virginia KENTUCKY and Cnloin natl,
Nesubnie sleeTerS through without chanee L. Gin.
a., cinnAtl. arriving az rs an,
~ ~ I'm. r. 4. v. Ncsi0uie Limited. daily SOLID
trains. with dining cars. run through without
shsnse 20 .lncinnat- Nestibuls sieeJer for Lsr-
ihston and Louisville. Pullman IArs art opcu Il
receive passen<e-s At pm.
vince SlJ lennsy lNaiba avenue
.,,.. Hw TULLER
s1t--a General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

THE CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
Coiu,nbaiI upiversity-This school will open AZ
U o clcck y m, &C ui;EE !. with the following
gLsh Matheinatics civil Engineering. Che istry. As
Saying, Physics. Mluerulo9y, FRENCH. German, Me.
chaEical and other branches of craving, with lee
lure courses on Astronomy, AnthropOlogy, Zoology
Botany &C. All classes meet in the evening and are
open TO both sexes For Iurther apply TO
the dean. Prof. l.. T. HISTOE, LID. siS-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24

IN oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY AUG o.
FARE, 81 ONE WAY; s3 ROUND TRIP
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf as D. m Tucs-
day, Thursday and saturday. Sunday at 1880 D. m
further nfor nation Telephone cali 1880. Lands at
P1ney Point each trip soihx ana returning. mye-6m
CTEAAER "wAKEfIELDs
- Leaves Ith-st. wharf on MONDAYS. THURS
DAYS and sAIUhDA1 at am. Returning TCEs
DAY. friday and SUNDAY EVENING",
for Nonini Creek. Va, Leonardtowp and St Glenn.
tnts Bay, Nd, touching At internediste landingI
Passenger accommodations nrsi-elsss.m
O. W RIDLEY
yS General MANAGER.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
IA Company Steamer
"TYGERT,"
Capt John 4. ketchum. Tor Baltimore and fayd.ngS
on the Potomsc river Evory Monday st O'Clock D "
STEPHENSON BRO.
Telephone 745-3. Ee.U-Sinl 7th q. wharf.
tho NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il Steamer GEO. LEARY. from 7th-st wharf Mon
days W ednesdays aud Iridzys at 3 pm. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AMI PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: ~ single; round trip. Ga Tickets
and rooms st y. and O. ticket ofhces ois and lSJl
Pa. ave, and Hswley'A 14th and New York ave- For
further information inquire Office on the
wharf. Telephone cali S45-a Nm. +. MALICE. sups
aud Gen. Agent nlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
NJ RS. MYERS SCHOOL.
M 1908 / ST. NV.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG LADIES ANH LITTLE GIRLS

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Reopens october q, $500.
Through instruction Best VI TezcherA For partic-
uiars addftss the principal
au30-1m' Mks. ELIZABETH H. MYERS.
MISS HALSTEAD's PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
Vk Girls and Little Boys will open for the second
year September "a at l42e goth at. cor. Of p NV
Applications may DO made at 2e0l 2 st. until the
After that time at the school each day from 10
to IL Am. au3O- Inns
THE PARTISAN SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
= and Shildren-linited. All the Classical Branches
taught IN French. Opens September ~. For circu-
lars address Monsieur and Nine DIS GAkLNNks,
l42S st. au.lO-2rns
HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
- North Session Room. - Street Presbyterian
Church Begins its twenty second year September 81
Pupils thoroughly fitted for al colleges. government
institutions or busness For further particulars
call address J. W: HUNT. az Irving ST. NV.
A RI 1NSTRUCTIoN-THE GREATEST OPPOI-
"A tunity ever offered TO Parents Children Teac ners
Desienere Decorators or Artists to learn Draw aud
PANT perfectly for almost nothing for those who
inence now or by Sept g. Call aud the wonderful
progress OF students Portraits TO order from 5 20
t5.OOO- l. L. MOkkEll. the teacher, has had IL
medals aud studied 10 years with the most cele
artists IN Europe. e2000U0 worth OF paintings on
free exhibition day and evening for the week in
heptember after. aocL 500 h st NV. uu29-lm
CT. CECILIA's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
- and Children, Col last Capitol st. viii reoIen
Monday. Surrender D. Music and painting receive
special attention. ausS-6ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
RAILROADS.

(,HLsArlAAK AND OHIO RAILWAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-24
THE COLUMBIAN college.

The exercises OF this institution the Collegiate De-
paftment OF the Columbian University, will be re-
suned on MONDAY, September ~, at O'Clock AM
~ tne fail VI The university Tho college in open
students OF both sexes Application for Information
concerning hours OF examination preliminary 10 adj
mission should he addressed to the or
tary OF the faculty Applications for catalogues should
10 addressed TO the Registrar Mr. II. u. HODGkINS
ABB. JANIS O. NEIIINt,
su33- GIN presidont