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A FAILURE IN BOSTON.
A Firm Of Brokers Said to Have LA
bilities of Over So, 100000.

r. Gardner Chase & Co., bankers and brokers
at 14S Devonshire street. in the Equitable
building, at Boston, have failed The firm has
assigned to James L. Phelps the general man.
ager OF the National Life Insurance Company,
159 Devonshire street. The firm is the Boston
correspondent Of s. v. White 4 Co. Of New
York. The members are r. Gardner Chase
and Charles f. Legg of Chelsea. 1t is stated
that lately they have been dong large bust
ness in western railroad stock and on the street
The general cause given for the failure is that
they were caught short Of the market. The
news was surprise to almost everybody, al
though quiet rumors of trouble had been float
ing about for day or two Assignee Phelps
immediately took charge Of their affairs and
will at once make thorough investigation.
He says that the abilities are likely to amount
to $4,000. 900 and may 60 over that What there
is in the way Of assets can only be determined
by examination.
Mr.. George Il. Chase, son Of the senior mem
Der of the house and the chief clerk, said last
night the trouble was duewhoily to the tight
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. wealthy London merchant gives the
secret of his business success as follows: 81
always feel happy wheuI am advertising. for
then know that, waking or sleeping, have O
strong though silent orator working for me
enc who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
secure the services Of such an agent as THU
shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in THz
EVENING STAR. 1t is read by everybody IN
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
CAPITOL GLEANiNGS.
To Expunge the Kennedy-Quay Speech
Bills Passed I'm the House, Etc.

Owing to the consideration Of the Langston-
Venable contested election case by the House
yesterday afternoon it was impossible to pre-
sent the report of the judiciary committee on
the Kennedy-Quay speech. The members OF
the committee are pledged to secrecy as to their
action, but it is understood that the resolution
to expunge the speech from the record is &C.
companied by resolution expressing the re-
greet Of the House at its delivery. The terms
OF reprobation contained in Representative
Enloe resolution are omitted.
THE TARIFF coSFEREEs
Yesterday afternoon the republican confer
ees on the tariff bill were in session two or
three hours. By this means,s it is said they
hope to expedite matters when the full confer
ence committee is in session.
TO INCREASE MEXICAN WAR PENSIONS.
Representative Stockdale of Mississippi yes
terday introduced bill to increase the Next
can war pensions from IS to Sl2 per month.
BILLS FROM THE MILITARY COMMITTEE PASSED
IN THE HOUSE.
At the session Of the House last evening
House bills were passed authorizing the Score
tary OF War to appoint board of review to
review the findings and sentence Of any court
martial for the trial of a commissioned officer
or enlisted man where the accused has been
honorably discharged; authorizing the
treasurer Of the United States to keep on
deposit funds of the Soldiers Home in the Dis
'trict OF Columbia; and loaning cannon to the
Saratoga Monument Association. Senate bill
was passed with amendments) transferring
the weather service to the Department OF
Agriculture.
SENATOR HAMProS's IMPAIRED HEALTH.
Senator Hampton has returned from Char
lottesville, Va, somewhat improved in health.
but still far from we'll He has baen sufferiuo
acutely for some time from Inflammation OF an
old wound in his side, where he has carried u
heavy minnie pail since the war.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR ELL SIGNED.
The Speaker announced his signature to the
river aud harbor bill late Yester day afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
Hay Traffic In Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Washington Car Service
Association has determined not to grant the
request of the Baltimore corn and -four ex
change for the modification OF the dcmurrage
rules on hay. Manager A. L. Gardiner of the
association wrote to the conference committee
OF the exchange saving that the time for un.
loading could not be extended from four TO six
days; that ut other points only forty-eight
hours were allowed, but considering the diff
culties in handling hay in Baltimore double
that time had been granted, which was as rea-
sonable as could be expected,
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He VIII HANG.

James Maxwell, the principal in the muir.
der OF Charles L. Decker, In Morris, Ill.
on the morning of June 20, was, Mon.
day afternoon. sentenced to be hanged
on October II. As the sheriff locked the doomed
man in his cell the latter remarked: ..Just tell
the Judge that don't want no preacher 10
como near me-" John Fitzhigh, the code.
PENDANT, the colored man. q tool of the
white man, was then brought in and through
mitigating circumstances was given life sen.
tence.
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Daughters Of Sarnaria.

The Right Worthy National Council OF the
Independent Order Of Good Samaritans ant
Daughters OF Samaria, which is meeting il
Wilmington, has elected the following officers
National chief, John w. Martin OF Maryland
associate chief. Mary Elizabeth johnson Of
Maryland; national grand deputy chief, &. C.
Vaughn Of Kentucky; associate deputy chief
Amanda Lancaster OF Kentucky; grand vice
chief. Isaac Campbell of Washington, DC
grand associate vice chief. Sarah J. Delaney o.
Washington. ID. c.; national secretary, jacob A.
Seaton OF Maryland; grand treasurer, Ameiis
> earthly OF Wilmington, Del; grand prelate
VIM. MessinSiii OF tennessee; grand orator
Ambrose Butler of Pennsylvania
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A QUEER PASSENGER.
All the Way From the Tropics Con-
cealed Among Bananas.

While unloading bananas yesterday from (
steamer from Port La Monde ut Walnut street
wharf Philadelphia, David Plough found .
queer creature. suppos ed to be a "womhat," il
y large bunch Of the FIR nit. 1t seems to belong
to the same spe cies as our common rat, pos
sessing body like it, with head and face
similar to that of an opossum, and having
large, black, globular, protruding eyes. The
paws resemble a human hand. having a thuml
and four fingers. and Its tail. foot long. i,
partially covered with brown hair 1t will BIZ
presented to the Phila delphia Zoo.
A tarantula and a nest OF snakes were found
in similar way OIL the same wharf week
ago.
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The Farmers Three RS.

From Mr. Depew's Speech at Syracuse.
Tho farmers organization should inscribe
upon its banners the three RS Reciprocity
Retaliation and Revenue. tCheers.I We have
made remarkable strides within the last veal
in the direction Of the practical application o
the idea OF America for Americans
[Cheers.l We have been brought into closer
relations and have better understandings with
the other countries upon the North and South
American continents BY n wise and judiciou
application Of the principle OF barter and ex
change, broad avenues can be opened for oul
produces into hitherto unknown markets. Ii
my judgment we are near the bottom Of tn,
grade of agricultural depression and will soor
begin to climb up the other side (Cheers
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GOOD WORDS FOR MCKINLEY.
Ohio Wool Growers Hear Him Praised
by a Democrat.

In addition to indorsing the wool schedule in
the Mckinley tariff bill the Ohio wool growers
convention yesterday listened to Q number Of
speeches. Ex-Congressman Converse, protec.
ton democrat. said:
''Maj. Mckinley is too great q man to BE-
permitted to retire to private life and thini
that the wool growers Of his district ought &c
see to IL that he is not retired, and the pledge,
that were made by the wool men from year Il
year, that they would carry this question to ths
ballot box ought now to be carried there Il
aid in Maj. McKinley's recollection to Congress
In my judgment Maj. Mckinley has worked
in season and out Of season for the wool in
dustry."
Mr.. Converse said that Senator Sherman wal
a statesman of tho widest experience Of ans
man today in the United States and that he ha,
done great deal for the welfare of this coun
try and its industries.
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LADIES DErAnTxEsr.

We are showing complete line Of Novelties in La
Dies FALL AND WINTER Wraps. Tea Gowns.
House Jackets SILK Waists The assortment is the
largest have shown invite an inspection
FLANSELS.
10 you want TO know how many yards
il :ck"s for your baby what color you
bad better buy. They give you all
the infOr matiOn at this counter We
know all about the fanneis and can tell
you Just the quantity and quality re-
qnired.
Do Won know White Flannel Stock
contains nearly everything desirable
for Ladies' and Children's wear?
We sell the celebrated Ballard Vale White Tlannels
the best in the world.
II you want 4 White Flannel for the Baby or for
yourself this j. the Tlace.
GOOD White Flannel. PIC.
Fine White Flannel. 3Jc.
Doc, with Just enough cotton TO mako II unshrink
ale.
liner Flannels. 55c. and 81 per yard
Cotton WARP. all silk silk Warp FIannels Elder
dom flannes. yard wide. all colors soc. per yard.
Fancy Eiderdown Flannels, Soc. per yard.
striped and Figured Elannels for Tea Gowns and
Urai per in fact all kinds and descriptions Of
Iianuels.
The blanket Fever gets worse rs get into the
fall months and it's night it should Prices LIVER
than they'll be later on and special BARGAINS sold
now cannot be duplicated later on. We too smart
10 let anything Lax, and here two specials way
der price. We willing to let ourselves loose little
III order to yet up excitement So the two to-
gether anu ysu get Blanket at about half value.
Large Ia White Blankets. S2.15.
Iar-e o. White blankets, 5000
White spreads from 01c to the finest made Com
forters. extra size. hIled with White Cotton.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
JAMES C. wr frhGTbT L. D., President.
The Hon. JOHN n. HARLAN, LID.
iublis and Private In;erna,iansl Law.
sAssociste Justice OF supreme Court District Of CO.
Professor Of the Law Of Real and Personal Property
The Hon william 4 MAUsY s Ii d..
associate Attorney General OF the United statesl
Professor OF Equity Jurisprudence. OF Common Law
the EHf Sn srPT ssd g ier Fl nsidInGs
Termsriy US. District Attorney. District OF Co
Lecturer on Criminal PIsedins aud Practice and on
IogGl photography.
WILLIAM MATIINGLY. Esq.
Lecturer on PRACTICAL Commercial Law.
Formerly Assistant Attorney Of District Of Co.
Associate Professor of Practice judge of Moot Court
ROBEkT c FOX, i. Lib. treasurer
The enlng exercises OF the Law school will take
Place in .ne law lS.,nrc Hall OF the uniSsrsity,
corner Ter 18TH anG No, II streets ". on WEDNESDAY.
cation OF the of lectures will be 10y the
Professors; and when other announcements Will be
made tor the current scholastic year.
The kcture course Of Mr. Justice HARLAN on the
Constitutional Jurisprudence of the United States
viii he enlarged and will De supplemented by a new
course ON Public and Private international Law His
lectures will be delivered weekly through the entire
The other Professors will announce the extension
given 70 their several courses
lie Law Library, which has received large addi-
TONS is open daily tSundays excepted for study and
societies for legal debate associate study exist
In connection with the school.
The Registrar aud Librarian will be daily in attend
pm TO enroll students ana answer inquiries.
Catalogues, giving detailed Information. can be OBJ
81. NV. and of Lowdermilk Co, l424 ST NV, a,
the Office Of the Treasurer, 1887 Pa ave, APP
SLIT JAMES c. YELLING, President.
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The Northern Pacif ic in Chicago.

The Northern Pacific railroad has quietly
perfected plans for capturing large slice of
suburban traffic Of Chicago and work has
already begun on the new line. This line is to
make a complete circuit of the southern and
southwestern portion of the city through a
section as yet sparsely settled and with poor
transportation facilities. but which it is antici-
pated will rapidly become well populated as
soon as the line is completed. This line ia to
connect with the main line on the west side of
the city.
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
~ FACULTY

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
IN FACULTY
HON ARTHUR MACARTHUR. LID,
Late Associate Justice Of the supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia,
Ron. SAMUEL l[e + MILLER LID.
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court of the
United States,
Professor OF constitutional Law.
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading aud Jurisdiction
JAMES SCHOULEK. ESQ,
ro,- =, mestic i.elalions
HON; Il. .. CLAUGHrON. LID.
Professor OF Pleading, Evidence, Equity Jurispru-
aud the Law of Torts.
EUGENE CAgUsI, LID,
Professor OF the Law OF Real and Personal Property
and Corporations.
HON. SAMUEL T. PHILLIPS,
Late solicitor General of the United States
Lecturer on the Law IF Partnership and Corporations
HON. JOHN G0oDE. LID,
Lecturer on CRIMINAL law
JACKSON II. RALSTON. LII. b.,
Lecturer on Practice and Judge Of the Moot Court
WALTER +. ROGERS LIN,
Lecturer GU Patent Law and Practice.
EUGENE ID. CAkUSI, LIZ B..
Secretary and Treasurer.
The twenty-second annual session Of this school
NV, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i, 1880, at z
O'CLOCK PM, when an Introductory lecture will be
delivered aud the announcements for the chool year
The library and reading room will be open to stu
dents daily. except sunday IRON O'Clock IN. to 10
CataIogues containing full information can be OBJ
tanned at Morrison's book store, 1884 ST. n W.
Lowdermilk Co.'S l424 ct NV. or at the OFF ICE
OF THE SkCkETAEY AND TREASURER, COR-
NER OF 10TH AND s. IS. NV, where students
enroll. sci D. :imo
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Austria and Germany.

Emperor William has sent Prince Henry and
Duke Ratibor to meet Emperor Francis Joseph
on the frontier. The German newspapers speak
of the meeting of the emperors with enthu-
siasm. The North German Gazette says: Ger
many and Austria-Hungary closely united
powerful in arms and in close fellowship with
Italy constitute a firm stronghold Of peace
Henceforth every new demonstration of their
firm comradeship will be viewed with rejoicing.
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Louis James and Marie wainwright

LouIS James and Marie WainwFfghf.
In connection with the report that the sep.
aration two years ago between Louis James and
Marie Wainwright was more than mere sew
erance Of business interests the New York Sun
this morning says: 1t was stated last night that
Miss Wainwright's tour was now being backed
by Colorado capitalist and that she and Mr..
James would never meet again. Miss VAIN
wright was tho wife of q wealthy Boston shoe
manufacturor before she joined her fortunes
with Mr. James who was then member of the
Boston Museum stock company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

Gen. John C. Underwood. head Of tho Patri-
archs Militant OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows OF the United States, depose d
CAPTAIN General Frank Ellis and ordered him
under arrest for characterization.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany Of Boston has decided to visit Philadel-
phia on the company's annual fall field day and
excursion in October.
The steamship Normandie sighted the Ameri.
can ship Challenger in distress, $50 miles east
OF Sandy Hook During hurricane twelve OF
tho crew OF the Challenger had been swept
overheard. and the remainder. with the excep-
ton OF four, were too i'll to work.
Col, James A. Mckenzie Of Oak Grove, Ky,
may be director of the worlds fair.
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Thinks He Has Found Dick Tate.

Dick Tate, Kentucky's fugitive treasurer, has
been seen again. J. McBey Of Springfield
NO., has written for a requisition, declar-
Ing positively that he has spotted
the man. He had so much conf
denco in his judgment that he inclosod the
necessary fee for the reauisi.ion. McBey says
he has certainly located Tate in Dallas county.
MO-, MO-; the county Just TO the north Of and aid
field is the county seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
Fire Bugs at Work.

Early yesterday morning the handsome resi-
dence of J. NJ. Kent at Harrisonburg, Va, was
fired in several places and burned to the
ground. Mr.. Kent's former h ONE was burned
in March last and other fires, evidently the
work of incendiaries, have caused alarm
There is talk of forming vigilance commit.
faa
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A Horse Develops Hydrophobia.

valuable horse belonging to Capt. Her OF
near Chesapeake City, Cecil county. Nd. was
attacked with hydrophobia Tuesday. It was
bitten eighteen months ago by a mad dog. The
animal was in the stable hen it showed signs
Of madness and bit itself on the legs and side
and tore boards off the building in its fury
The horse was shot in the he ad by it's owner.
Two hogs and number of dogs that were
bite II at the same time were killed.
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They Don't Like Our Meat Bill.

The London Standard says q more out.
rageous measure than tho meat inspection
law was never framed in a civilized country.
1t is more irritating in conjunction with the
Mckinley bill. No foreign state can submit to
such threats without abject humiliation. With
England repr.sals are out OF the question, but
the unfriendly attitude of America will dc
nothing to force our hands,
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FALL GOODS.

We are now gradually receiving Fall Goods and ex-
Iectto show such variety there will be no such
thing admitting o: competition. great many OF
our goods were bought by our European buyer while
il the old country and will receive uninterrupted ad
MIrajiOu.
our stock has been selected carefully that
Confident that can suit the most exactiug
While our styles are exclusive. they limited In
quantity and those wishing odd and original styles
would do wisely Ly selecting early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
SALOON KEEPERS NOT BARRED.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows Rules In their Favor.

The resolution refusing to admit saloon keep
ers to the order, passed last year by the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of the state Of Missouri
has been reversed by tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge, now in session in Topeka. Tho order was
almost split in two on the liquor question in
Missouri. and the victory of the saloon keepers
is q source of chagrin to the majority. The
Sovereign Lodge held that the action of the
Missouri lodge was unconstitutional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
YcStcrdny's HALL Gornns-

Only three National League games wcre
played yesterday, Cleveland defeating Pitts
burg in two games. by II to and to 2, and
Chicago and Cincinnati playing a tie. to G.
In the Brotherhood Chicago captured two
games from Buffalo. IL to and to l. Boston
took Philadelphia into camp. 4 to ]. while
Cleveland had an easy time with Pittsburg, G
to1.
The American Association games resulted:
Rochester. 10: Syracuse. 8. Columbus. 8: st.
Louis 9. Columbus, 6; st. Louis, Q. Toledo, 8;
Louisville H.
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ARE YoU AFFRAID TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE?
Lake Park. They are offered at acreage prices
$500 feet for el2o. IS cash and s. per month (no
Interest,". Examine plat At Danenhower's, corner
18th and Sta NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

Anti Lottery Jubilation in Louisiana.
The Anti-lottery League Of Louisiana fred
salutes yesterday at New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and other points over the passage of the antilot-
terry bill by Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

IAN L on ADD len FIGURES,
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Each correct arrangement aud addition Of the ten
oiSIts making 100. without using any hgure twice
Oner good until September ~; send your aud
ahdress. with solution to NJ e. Grasty. l5l0l2 9TH
stn-w.
IN THE MEANTIME
~ you want anything in Furniture, CARPETS. China
10 cash business and not afraid To put low
tFlces on everything. My rents below other
houses IN same business and YOU the benefit
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so no matter What sell you stand pledged To pro-
tect yOu and anything satisfactory report ii at
once And there will be no trouble. here TO stay
and want each buyer 20 come syau. want your CON
Eienee. Don't doubt TIL you try-Brusseis Garrett,
90. % y. 80, Soc Boo Brussels.gsc and 81 In
gram carpets, To- 20 3lc.. &c: Good One. 45c
and a Mammoth One. 4 feet by Z feet s79.t
Linen Drugsets. IN yards by 5 yards al 10; fancy
Patterns Tea sets, Dinner sets and FulI Line Of
SLiAa; 56-piece Tea Set SOS Handsome Decorated
covered 3Oc d0z. Knives and Forks from Cheapest
u best. Roxers' Plated Goods. &c.
Handsome walnut Chamber suites, s3S so, s45,kc :
p.k sul tea. Sl6. 30 TO 500 Nice Oak Chairs Sj set
oak Extension Table. foot S5: Oak Side boards ON
$3.50 10 $40 good Hard Wood Folding BED.
NIL sell 81 $40 fsrlor suites hair cloth. s27 SO to
siO Plush suites from $3.50 10 sos food Lounge
800: Handsome Couches from 90 20 s..2. so. Ne
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those who doubt longest tOss most.
kEMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE
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FURNITURE. CARPETa
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SIS 15i0-l5I2 7th st. NV.
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AN OHIO LADY was so frightened by a snake
that her glossy black hair turned white a. snow.
u was soon returned to its original color BY Hals
Hair Henewer.
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EDUCATIONAL

VI SCHOOL on LAW.
FACULTY
REV. J. HhvRNs RICHARDS, "a
President Il the UnlVe r-igy.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN LIN.
Deem Of the Faculty.
non, WILLIAM A, RICHARDSON, LID.
tShiet Justice, u Court OF Clsmsl.
Lecturer Ga sts'utoTy ard Administrative Law AZ
MARTIN q. MoRkIS LID.
Lecturer ca constitutional and International law
Admiralty and Comparative Jurisprudencs
HON. JEREMIAH N. WILSON, LID
Lecturer I'd the Law Il Real Estate aud the Law q
HON. ANDREW c. BRADLEY
tJustioe. suprems Court, District q c,,lumba.,
LsesafsF On Solsmon law P.ssains and keuisy
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. LIN,
Lecturer the Law Of Personal Properly contrscss
and Negotiable Paper.
Lecturer on the law Of psrtncrship cerpor.t,ops.
frseace ard Iestamentary Law.
d. ROSS PERRY, AN
1orts
MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof. GEoEGL q HAMILTON
A ISFi 81 Apfe.I tTSis MAh r MoRRIA
Introductory lecture and announcement, for IN.
ensuing term at the Law Building. corner 9th aud p
sts. NV, on v WEDNESDAY. October L, az q 40 \. IN
IL arr nSsi eSSdsf invited 3 s,,sna
American Reports aud the latest text books up0n
WIZ conlmodicns n aiding rooms attached. and vii
be open from am 20 10 Ilm daily. sundays en-
ihs Secretary be seen Al the Law Baiidlns %
Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays. from z 90 10
euisrs giving course Of study. tsr%s' as can 0 70
Obtained at book stores q ". o. Morrison. lS3S v
W s fRSmTsOS's dras ssoie 90 is,S =, i .e
or ON sIpI,eation personally. or B. letter 20 che
ss-lm Secretary and Tressurcr.
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SILK CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs.

We mean the Light weight ALL silk Silk and Cot
ton Curtains and Draperies We i'll the front row
O. these goods have been aud mean TO continue 50.
tur styles unique. original md handsome in the
SXtryIEe.
We know this doesn't sound modest, but our Gus
TONERS tell us what say to you.
That our line of Six Curtains and Drapery Goods is
tively the best in the market. that prices are
uEJeatcI and that goods sell freely and quickly
\ n won't GET any suckers from Silk Goods
Come and Join the list OF representative houses we
have On these goods.