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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-16
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courses Of study. Boys under Is years. $3.50.
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~ SpriLg. Montgomery county. Nd. reopens sept
ence as far e Possible. Of home gov. nn1ent The
health Of the schoarA For circulars and further
formation address
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FINEST MEAT-FLAvoRINa STOCK FOR SOUPS
SAUCES AND MADE pIsHEs
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COMPANY.
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A oADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1912 MASS
"A ave. embraces thorough preparatory and Scientinc
Courses and Affords every advantage in Literature
Music and Art Piano. Harp, Violin Guitar aud Banjo
Work free. su22-U
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WE'RE GOING TO GIVE A PONY TO THE
ONE OF OUR JUVENILE PATRONS WHO
GUEssEs coRREcTLY-oR COMES THE
NEiREST-To NAMING THE NUMBER OF
SEEDS IN THE IMMENSE PUMPKIN Dis
PLAYED IN ONE OF OUR SEVENTH
STREET WINDOWS.
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i.
PROF. and Mrs. HARTyId NISsEN. Instructors
s21-.Iln
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND 1YPEwRITING,
y SPEhCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
COR. Urn AND ID SITS NV
thorough preparation for official ana business posi-
slant demand tor grt duates from this school. Day
and Evening Sessions. Aerns moderate. Can or
send for circulars. s19-lm
rB,HE MEDICAL,DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL
4 Departments of Howard University will give
didactic and clinical instruction durin<.the ensuing
Will be from b 30 10 $50 y. H. Daily lectures aud
clinics from IL H. In. to = y. IN.
CLINICS
Medical by Prof. T. B. Hood.
Surgical By Prof. n. I. Graham.
Surgical by Prof. Robert Rey burn
Diseases OF the Throat by Prof J. 4. Bracket
Obsietrical for Seniors by Prof Z. d. Puryis.
Gynecology BY DR.. George NJ Perry.
Minor Surgery by L. A. Balloch.
Children by DIR. Thomas Miller.
Eye and Ear by DR.. l. Oliver Belt
Dispensary by Or. +. j. ShadI
Special Instruction in Autopsies by Prof. D. p Lamb
Dental Chimes by Prof. j. Z. Dufour
And Drs J. L. Lee, Starr Parsons and Walter s.
Over sl0-tonl
ELOCUTION AND oRAToRY
Il New Catalogue Now Ready.
The course in ELocUTIoN prepares the pupil for
Home heading Public Recitals and Teachers Posi-
tons.
The course In ORATORY prepares the pupil for Lee
lures Debates. Public Addresses, After-dinner speak
ing. Legal Arguments, Pulpit Oratory and Political
Speeches, dealin with manner and matter
Diplomas. Degrees and Teachers Certificates con.
ferred Tho success OF our graduates has surpassed
MARTYR COLLEGE.
s1S-4m GA 18th st. NV,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10

lister, Count de Roustan, met the jolly
Mrs. Davis and was asked TO call. lie
promised 10 do so aud did not let the
grass grow under his feet. He looked
up the society directory as soon as he got
home and the next day called at the
house mentioned US that of Mrs. Senator
Davis. His card was taken III by the
butler. He was shown into the pnrlor
ana u moment later u stately lhdy came
up and, holding out her hand, SAID,
HCouut Roustan, believe.
"Oui, madame, - was the reply. 81
called to seq Meeses Davis.
al am Mrs. Davis answered the
lady. and the count in establishment re-
piled:
but 1 want to see Meeses Senator
Davis
clam Mrs. Senator Davis" replied
the lady.
The French diplomat raised his hand to
his forehead. He did not know what TO
make of 1t. He hemmed and bawed,
and ut last Dlurted out: 'You may be
Meeses Senator Davis, madame, but you
are not the Mees Senator Davis want
to see.' He then bowed himself awk-
wardly out, and again Detook himself to
the study of the directory, wherein he
found that there were indeed two Mrs
Senator Dayises. He took the address OF
the second and soon found himself in the
presence of the lady whom he sought.
Miss GRUMPY, JR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
as...ih1a pracaution.

Though disease cannot always be conquered
its first approach can be checked. But not onl '
is the use of e medicinal safeguard to be recon-
mended on the first appearance Of q n,aladY. but
a wise discrimination should be exercised in til
choice of remedy. For thirty years or more
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been the reign
ing specific for dyspepsiv, fever and ague, q
loss of physical stamina, liver complaint any
other disorders. and has been most emphaticaliy
ipaorsed by medical men a. health and
strength restorative. 1t is indeed = wise pre-
caution to use this sovereign fortifying agent
and Alternative in the early stages of disease fo'
il effectualIy counteracts it, II the malady be
longs TO that large class to which this sterling
medicine is adapted. Not only Il II ethcacious,
bat pure and harmless
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
THE FIGHT IN THE FIFTH.
The Eloquent Ralley's Brilliant Campaign for
the Congressional Nomination,

The Eloquent Ralley's Brilliant Campaign for
the Congressional Nomination,
Messrs. C. B. Stuart and e. P. Hill
of Gainesville were in the city yesterday
morning. MIR. Hill is city attorney of
that thriving burg and Nj. Stuart Is a
leading attorney and partner of Hon.
J. W. Bailey. Both gentlemen are en-
thusiastio supporters of the gallant and
eloquent young orator in his canvass for
congress, and have much to say OF the
cyclone campaign which he has made i'll
the sturdy Fifth.
HOf the counties that have spoken, -
they say Bailey has carried all but two,
Grayson and Baylor. and in those that
he has carried Hare has beaten in only
one or two precincts. Bailey now mas
forty votes instructed for him, while
Hare has twenty-one. The fight is now
narrowed down to Collin, and the re-
ports from there assure US that it will &C
largely for Bailey. Collin holds her con-
yeution OH the 23rd of thi ) month, and II
the county goes for Bailey the contest Is
ended and the Decatur convention WILL
be d thing of form only.
:The influence of the leading Demo-
Gratis of Collin Is all for Bailey, and it
seems i'm possible that the county could go
against him. He has made AS brilliant q
canvass as was ever seen 10 Texas, and
has won friends everywhere by the
power of his magnetic personality anu
the influence of his matohiess oratory'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
puapsp.ia and Indiaestisn

In their worst forms are cured by the use
OFF. PIP If you are debilitated and
run down, or If you need tonic to re-
gain flesh and lost appetite, strength and
vigor, take P. P. P, aud you will be
strong and healthy. For shattered con-
situations and lost manhood 2. P. p.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
is the king of all medicines. p. p. z. is
the greatest blood purifier in the world.
For sale by all druggists. For sale by
l.. NJ. I,hitsitt s. Co. j..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
Waco Has Acted Promptly.
,r.espondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
WALNUT, TEX. Aug. s.-Reports OF
the spread of the epidemic smallpox at
Waco have frightened some of our peo-
pie, and at their request DR.. w. G.
Jones, chief surgeon of the railroad hos
pital, has telegraphed DR.. Rutherford,
the state health officer, for the best
course to pursue for the protection Of
our town against the disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF roLEDo. 9,

LUCAS County,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner OF the firm OF F. j. CHENEY 81
Co., doing business III the city OF Toledo, county
and state aforesaid, and that said hrm Will pay
the sum of ONE Hun DRIED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres
ence, this 9Th day of December, A. D: 1885:
- A. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
ESold by DIuggists, i5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10

our own diplomats. His troubles have
come since his appointment and his
rival for the time in his wlfe's affec-
tons. though not hotel waiter, was
only a step higher. He was the dude
like clerk of summer boarding house.
sENA rnP TARnR g RnMaNCE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10

KNOW it is a sin
For me to sit and grin
At them here.
But ,he sham aristocrat
His blue blood and all
that,
Are so queer.
Washington soCi-
ETY. is trembling
over the pOssibili-
ties that may be
lurking under the
thin veil of the
upper crust. A
month ago one of
our dudes, who
parted his name
i'll the middle and
who called himself
3. 5 b e D b g T d
White, was the
petted of senators ,
daughters and the
boon companion OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10
THE UPPER CRUST.
Noted Women with Skel etOns in Their
CIosets-ROmance of Society.
Tabor and His Two Wives-How Commodore
Porter Got His wiie-The Elkins
Cottage Mistaken Identity.

Special Correspondence to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Z, 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Supreme Conn of ippcGlS.- Bauser-
man against Hickman. Appeal allowed
and ,upef,edeas awarded 90 a decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court OF shenandoah
county ON the 9Th of April. 1889.
Hatcher against Grows. Argued by
Mcssrs. Guy a Gillian and x. ". pear0ss.
Esq.. for appellant and Roosevelt Page and
l.. &. Berkle, Jr.. Esqs., for appeilees and
submitted.
Tunstalrs administrator against Wthors
aud others. Argued hy Messrs. Gay a.
Gillian for appellants.
Ch0accrV CoUu.-Iho Chancory Court
Of the city Of Richmond Judge Edward n.
fltzhugh presiding met Yesterday 40 lO
O'Clock. DEGREES were entered in the suit
OF Roberts against Roberts and others; m
the suit Of Nopd,0n. who sues. against
Woods0n: i'm the suit of the Citizens Bank
Of Richmond against Johnst0n's executor
&C.; IN the suit of Roach. who sues. against
Roach; IN the suit of smith against Smith:
in the suit Of Patton against Crew. trus-
tee. and others. judge fiilhugh was CONF
PEELED 90 yacate the bench on account Of in
disposition, aud Judge h. Il. Wexford. Jr..
TOOK his place. Mrs. Josephine X. Clarke
qualified as oxccuirix of the last will aud
testament OF +. ". Clarke deceased: e--
tate valued az $500. Mrs. sophia l.. Wal
ters qualified as eNccutriX of the last will
and testament Of Willie c. Walters. de-
ceased.
Hnsfiag, CoDu. Judge BeR. Wexford,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
nav ENGLAND EDITORS.
Preparations TO Give Them a Pleasant
NnceniInn ln Ihl. CITY.

Preparations TO Give Them a Pleasant
Reception in This City.
Representatives of the daily papers Of
Richmond, aud q special committee of the
Chamber ol Commerce, met $40 Che Chamber
of Commerce last evening 90 take steps for
'ho entertainment of tle Sew England
Editorial Association. which 0n tour in
virginia. win reach Richmond 900 the after
noon ol Stay i1. and remain here until Che
morning Ol Foe 18TH.
Those present were. Messrs. b. J.. john
son. Thomas Christian, ". ID. Dhesicinan,
o.. J.. Jofre.-. ID. n. Eliys0n, Edward lngle
and William RYAN. li was planned That
fhe newspaper men should l00h iO ihe CONE
fort of tho Visitors on tle first day and the
Chamber Of Commerce 600 iDe second. 4
committee consisting of Mayor Ellyson- the
president Ol ihc Chamber oft Commerce lnd
Use members Oi fle press are i0 meet ine
.Ncur-iDuist- 900 City Point I- thoy come up
ihc river from Norfolk. They Will land at
ihe Cedar Works. and Doe driven DO carfi-
AGES over pant off inH eastern portion ui ihc
city. and then Do f0ri's Hotel, which VIII
He fle headquarters.
con- "Wednesday oboe visitors sill De shown
ihe capitol. Governor mansion. ile tobacco
and other factories. and Doe driven Odd
clrriagc- tO CANDLES llill the reservoir
soldiers Home. Hollywood. the Lee honu-
m0uf. the locomotive works. ST. John
Church. Libby lliI and other places VI JIM
tere-t.
An cndcayor VIII Doe made 20 arrange the
hours in such way chat the visitors Wil De-
shown all places of greatest interest in ihe
city and still have time t0 follow their in-
rinafi0ns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
DlsTRlCTLODGE
Meeting of the Independent Order of
Good remplars.

Good remplars.
The quarterly session ofthe District Lodge,
]. %. e.. r., began yesterday morning 40
noon DOB Central Han, and lasted q short
while. An0therscssio was held 40 niaht.
Previously short session OF Trinity Lodge
was held. and the meeting turned over lo
the District Lodge. when $50 candidates
were initiated iuf0 the order.
a committee was appointed to select TWO
subjects upon which essays shall Doe written
for lhe LeNt session.
SIR. T.. NJ. -tratt0n. in neat and apuro-
nri4fe address presented f0 tha District
Lodge. 0n behalf of Trinity Lodge, an eie-
can't silk banner. tO Doe awarded lAe Lodge
at each session that reports the largest pef-
ccntage OF attendance during the quarter.
The banner was received by Mr.. d. Is. BUR-
r0ughs in "a suitable and happy manner.
The greetings of District Lodge 80. To
were conveyed to- Lodge 40. 1 hy its disc
trict chief templar. Rescue Lodge won
ihe banner for the largest number of uitia-
lions during ho past quarter. The banner
was presented by Nr Az. feich and Mr. W
J.. smith. Rescue also received the banner
Tor having full delegation present ai Dis
uict Lodge. THE banner was presented hy
Mr. EN-. Nilliams,and received Dy Mrs. NJ.
II. Whitehead. The banner Tor percentage
of attendance was given surprise Lodge
ol Williamsburg, BY Mr.. T.. NJ. ,tratton %
Mr. John VI. Davis.
Miss Belle SNYDER, Of Rescue, read a very
interesting essay on SLOW 20 Retain our
Members
The Lodge adjourned t0meet next July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
OLD MORTALITY.
orty-Nine Deaths ina the city for the
week Ending April %.

orty-Nine Deaths ia the city for the
week Ending April o.
The report OF Dr. ". y. Oppcnhimer.
DR. sidcnt OF the Board of Health, for the
week ending Saturday last, showed That
the whole number Of deaths In the city were
40.
Temperature: Mean temperature for
week ending April B. 1890, 500; for week
ending April 6, 1850. 600.
Rainfall for week ending April o, $500
O.70 inches: for week ending April q, le>-
O.l3 inches.
Rate of mortality of whole population,
p. As per 1000 per annum; white popuia-
ton. 1881 per 1000 per annum; coiOrct
population. 1921 per 1000 per annum.
Sex and color: Males. u white and %
cOlored: females. . white and 30 colored.
Condition: Single. white and 20 colored;
married. & white and col0red; WidoWcr--
> white: widows. white and J colorcd;
unknown, ] c0lorcd.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending April D. 1870, 30 white and % color
ed; week ending April 6. 1850, 10 white and
- colOred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
COP POOR GIRLS.
Practical Christianity and Charity Com
hined.

Practical Christianity ana Jimmy
bined.
Tho Womau's Christian ASSOCIATION OH
ea.t Main street. celebrated It's fourth anni-
ve,.arv Yesterday by keeping open house
from noon until 90 O'Clock last night.
/, Anil. 1881. ihe Association was iounN-
cl sni established itself ai 40. u-3 east
Main street. To was Afterwards removed io
H.. rrosoni more c0mm0diOus location. The
rfitor- are. Mrs. Joseph Bryan. preside MI
Mrs. Truman a. Parker. Mrs. w X. (u'l ie7'
Mrs. Frank g.. Huflin. Mrs. W iliiam - J. Die
cher and Mrs. q. g.. Minor, wee presiielils
Mrs. Dr. Christian. recording 7tciei'l! :
Mrs. William ,impkin. Correspondence Sec
-Dfarv. Mrs. W. B. Williams, treasurer
and Mrs Waterbury. mairon.
An excellent luncheon was served ana
literally natrouized. All who cared 90 see
the place were shown through the entire es--
adjustment. and much credit is reHecteu
un0n the ladies Of the association for their
noble work.
The association has the following classes:
Monday. s. 90 % II. ". cllisthenic-; tues
dav. s. i0 j.. NJ. s-maklng. Nednes-
aar. tt05p. 81. sowing-sch00l. Thursday,
st09p. NJ. siugiug-school. Friday, II ID D
T.. 81. library open: saturday. : 90 y. VI 90
l0kin--scL0ol. Taught hy Ni7- -. N. 'iN
er All members are cordially invited 'o
attend these classes. Membership Tee ~ "
year. 900 81
Friday niaht there D. a service of son ?,
under The direction of Mrs. N. b. Lee. a
.l. Shelter.ne Arms. under the patronage
of thc association. Miss ritIman has q kin-
dergaften class with from twelve to fifteen
pupils.
The library is open t0 the inmates free.
ana t0 others under certain restrictions.
rhero is "a savings bank boz which deposits
lra received ol from five cents upwards
AID working girls aro invited 90 become de-
l0siior-.
Aturc-onf there Hre nineteen inmates.
This is ail tlat can Ne acc0mmodaicl- ana
,hore arc % number 0l applications. s. tenn
cent lunch is served eyory day except sum
day. from l2 ". Co j.. ~. for working
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

A little boy came into the Capitol yester.
day with a haii-grown squirrel in his hand.
The squirrel was dead. and the little boy
gave a curious account of how 10 met Dts
doom. lie said grown squirrel, which he
called is mother. caught the young one in
her mouth. carried this up in the branches ola
tree aud threw it violently 90 thc ground.
lie said she continued il until the little one
was Killed, and his theory Is that She was
trying 10 teach II 10 jump.
lie was evidently in error rs To- the sex Of
the murderer. The male squirrel, il Is Wei
known. frequently destroys the Young ones.
The little boy, when told that the squirrel
was toothsome, marched on for home with
his trophy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09

Phe following cOnyicts were received 40
the penitentiary yesterday: James Wheeler
fcol0red). from Brunswick county. ten
wears for highway robbery. jordan Wash
inaton (c0lored), from fredericksburg,
sixteen years for murder in the second de-
gree.
Articles are already being moved from
the Young Mems Christian Association 90
make room for the approaching bazaar,
which will omen there 40 3 O'Clock in the ai-
ternoon of the 10Th of April. twill continue
ton DAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-09
prpcONAl- MENTION.



Mrs. jeanette NJ. Iburber is expected IN
the city to-day. and viii stop az MIS-. Du-
valrs boardinc-hOuse. corner Third aud
rranklin streets. She will De remembered
MS having gotten up the great American
opera. and has established Conservatory
III Music i'm the city of New York. she ls
now advocating "a national conservatory
and this puhlic-spirted woman has Tor
wears devoted brain. time and fortune tO the
advancement Of this art, In which women
are especially interested. 10 D. hoped inal
alf uafr.ofic citizens and lovers OF music
viii call upon Mrs. Ihurber ana hear her
tank ON her iay0rite theme, emusic M Amer
ica." She VIII only remain two days.
Brother w. VI. Jennings. Of Manchester,
has been licensed tO preach by the Bain-
lridao-straet Church. Tie has spent some
time at Richmond College and the Grocer
Theological Seminary. lie desires WofN'
and viii Dee glad % correspond with brethren
who need ministerial aid. Write 90 MN al
Manchester.
a. W. White operator for the Western
Union Telegraph Company. leli mere lt0-
terday for New York 70 take part IN the
flst-slndinc tournament OF telegraph gle-
rat0rs which takes place thursday. he
champion of thecOuniry is now y. ". lsoio-
som. of New York. who won the first prize I'm
$50.
The following marriage licenses were is-
sued by the clerk of ihe Hastings Court yes
forlay: William q. Cladick and Virginia IT,.
Bernard. William ". McGruder and HELEN
Williams. AN of Richmond.
Nr. Geo. w. Mbaugh. late manager oi
Duu's Agency 0f This city. has accepted %
p0sifion with the Equitable Life Assurance
~nriofv of New York. with neat0uariel, in
Richmond.
Ncssrs. sam Bcndheim. Leon Strausc,
simon Whitiock. a. i. Marcuse, and E.
MiIhi.or leave to-day for Burlington, Iowa.
They 20 co. attend the marriage next week
of Mr. J. 7. ~rause and Miss tI7heio, 1i
Burlington.
Colonel Thomas w. Scott. oN-lniiod
States Marshal for the Eastern district OF
Nirguia. is in the city boxing Tor some
friends 90 go with him home 90 eat %
'p0-sum.
Roy. William II. Christian. of The Nir-
ginin Methodist Conference and Mr.. George
% Stacy. of Amelia. both former Woll-kn0Wn
residents. are boo the city.
Rev. r. u. Acrcc viii preach tho annie
yersary sermon before the Young Men
Aux.iny Society of Leigh street church
nest Sunday night
Hon. L. N. Curry, LL. d.. viii deliver
the annual address before One Ladies' ana
~0cietv0f the Clay street Baptist church ON
sunday night
Rev. Dr.J. ). Fair will preach the Bacca-
laureate sermon before the young ladies' oi
ile Central Female seminary 40 1oidon--
Vile May 25th
Mr.. John H.. Roach. who has been con-
fined % his bed for several weeks Ou account