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Three Records Broken.

Three records were broken at Terre Haute.
Ind, Thursdsy-the fastest stallion record,
2.1lA; the fastest mile ever paced or trotted in
q race, 209sk, and the three fastest heats in q
race, 209s<, 212X. 10. Nelson was started
to beat Axtel's time Of Ala. He was driven
by his owner and made the quarter in 50 sec
onds, the half in 1.04s1, the three-quartess in
l:S6H and the mile in AK. In the free-for-
all pacing race Hal Pointer went the Atst half
mile in L04k and the mile in 209s<, the fastest
on record, and won the race in three straight
heats, making the time above mentioned
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DR LraHrHrrL
Has resumed bis practice and removed hts omos %
his residence
lAll ST. NV
EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CONSUMPTION,

II . person has an obstinate cough. which COM
It nrst dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
Tor time with frothy mucilAsinous looking xpec-
torsuon. accompanied by wandering pains shout the
cnest and loss OF nesh even 70 slight extent be h in
AL probability consumptfve. II. bssides there be
homoptyss or splitting OF blood, TO the amount
Of drachni, the probability 10 increased 70 slmosta
certainty. H. In addition 10 these symptoms. the
breathing becomes harsh. hurried and deep inspirs
tions evoke few clicks Of dry and cracking sound.
or the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
from consumption.
na person. free from dysentery and who has not
sided in tropical climates suffers from obstinate dia.
rheA which goes month sitter month. with slight
remission or tntsrmssion. even though there Be NO
cough. he 10 most likely consumpuvs should this
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms OF the slGh
est amount the existence Of consumption 10 sb-
solute certainty. young adult not addicted
to enervstine habits and not leading dissoluts
life, without clear steadily Loses weight he Ia In
all probability consumpive. though no chest symp-
toms should have appeared When such. however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption 10 almost Q nxed fact In all casss
where any Of the manifestations described make thsir
appearance We should advise an immediate examine
ton of the cheat and prompt resort 10 spppropass
treatment
Atan early stage Of copsumptiou . radical cure
be frequently effected and health placed upon . Arm
and permanent footing. while with every step In ID
vance which the disease allowed 70 take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish oorrsspondingy. Our
resders must beax In mind shss the most skiful end
efhcient treatment do than 10 maks sound
and useful much Of the iunss 10 present q ths
time when the progress Of consumpton becomes sus-
PENDED No means earth ON replace the iuna ~
SUI which has been destroyed By the uloerste6 pro-
cess The earlier therefore. consumption 10 ssssndsd
To- the better shs chances fer satisfactory ssss1e
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Effect Of the New Tariff.

Especial to the New York Trioms from
Lockport, NY. says: The collector Of customs
of Suspension Bridge gave out yesterday the
results Of the Mckinley bill on imports. He
stated that he had taken in over o7O,0O0 in
ceipts Of barley amounted 10 over 100000
bushela The greater part of The impoetai,on
h over, although fully half Of theCanadian orop
yet remains in Canada. Barley hereabouts has
doubled in price and y bringing 90 cents .
bushsi F0l~ :
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From Once Q Week.

Registry clerk-.'Your name, sir, please"
His visitor-"Calder
Registry clerk-"How do you spell it2''
His visitor-"C-a-d-w~s-l-a- -e-r (hotly). how
do you spell your own2' .,
Registry lerk-"J-o-w-l-a-g,n-a-e-
His visitor-"Whst do you call it?"
Registry clerk-"Jones"
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TUE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL.
'4 \. IS ,s VIII sHtfSsal3; sr,,;,s;..
sA..oe,s.. Sa.siss s q 4. u saps.Is o surs,
Profssses q Consn.auen.i Jur,spr1denes sna Of
i: Hon ono E VIII e, S saI Id
of tn. "a. d ' Rssi .na Persona rrop.y
ass nj e sins' 1na p
sAssocls,s Attorney Gsner.l % The United Staten,
4. f Ess t:;sFt soSf If
Lecturer on Criminal P ae.aiD. and po.,o. and on
Viii, xILLIaM MxTfiSsLY: E.s-
e aTSR e E Fsi pavfs cO %%TI La"
Formerly Assistant Attorney Of Districs Of Co
Associate Professor Of Pracce Judse Of Moot Court
hG hos sfF @ FOX ses xh I% Of frs s
The opening eIercisss Of the Law SCHOOL win take
corner 18Th and s,rte av 81 ON one SnDSfsSsf
October =, O'Clock pm. when sddrc.ses in e1pii-
Professors, and when other announcement viii be
made 1ss for tSr, shs eSTren, seh S
C9n;tiusionai Jur,sprndsnce Of the United states
.nd frss. = III.
lecture. ~i be delivered weekly Through the entire
The other Professors will announce the extension
given to their several courses
tone is open daily Sundays e1cepse for study and
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
In connection with the school.
anes IN sSe aw ana sr.g rO vi Be d' IN
pm. 70 enroll students and answer INQUIRIES
tanned at the book stores Of W Il Morrison. 1884 i
st. ny. and q L1wdermilk Co, 1924 St NV, 81
the once OF The Treasurer. 1887 Pa ave. OF on ap
sl2-r JAMES C YELLING. President
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS or TIE
al The annual Of Medical Lecture.
October At 8 p. M. in the college building 1875
Dr. For k srsuii ps, Of ee as apply
hours: 2 to 10 An and 4 to pm. Telephone ssd
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The exercises of this institution the Collegiate De
paItment Of the Columbian University. will be re
in the Hall Of the uniSersity The COLLEGE is opsn I
students Of both sexes Application for information
mission should be the president Or secrs
tie ME- A ISpe ihHSsS
su2s-om Presiden.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
with NEE fiew s.Ssnes. RENT remain
Ihoron.h preparation for college for business and FOL
OF THE PRINCIPAL.
THE coRcoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THF
4 Columbian tniyersity.-1his school will open q
course Of instruction viz: All departments Of En-
snsn Mi5hsmstscs Civil Engineering Chemistry. As
eh9hosy Mechanical and other branches of drawing
Win M1o lecture courses on Astronomy Anthropolosy
Zoology Botany. &c All classes meet ia the evenin,
and are open TO both sexes For further information
apply to the dean. Prof Z. r. FRIsToE LID sis In
nLNEY INSTITUTE
" 3l22 ST.. Georgetown, DC
flitl Session begins October i. 1890. For Circular
apPiy s. g Misses n Dorsey, Principals
tnenics and Dancing October "a at Lipthicum Hall
he BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
123 14th St NV.
Best and Most Practical Instruction
Terms slO.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
SCHoo0L; 81 OF II LANGUAGES A

~ lO1V CONN. AVE
r II: g5;1s,psi; IsSI !; skili;LAsp atrIcIEa
e 81 hs
III only
sSS ship n !" .nd aaff s DIT Lane Hsv Dr. Corey
the mesnpg Az interested in education are cordially
IN e ne city is ready to resume her lessons in OIL
ol0-3t. Studio. 2oos 4 St NV.
new and scientific alii in VOICE Culture n
me Trench OF how to acquire perfect accept
conversation. sI6- I'm
1929 FIFTEENTH ST. NV
The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies
and I'D Little s childrea will reopen September "a.
L Mr.. HkNRY xANpER
os.,m Is nov i1c.tedat
GERMAN TAUGHT BY AN EXPERIENCED
~ teacher, both in class and a. private tutor. A
the e usnT x enable any one to .Ie,
German. Address NJ e.. Star ONCE 3D. io fIIsIS'
PAINTINa. DRAINING IN CHAKCOAL AND
on saturday for Children Terms reasonable. Studio
81 III st NV Call send for CIRCULAR s27- I'm
WE PARTISAN FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL
.ns in bFs NV
MES. l42S st. auSo2m.
{ COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 9i3
~ ia; ave-Thorough instruction; primary and ad
EnsaHd Ss Ma.e
WooDs COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 4O7 EAST
tpl operation since 1855, and heartily indorsed BY
VINO have been in at'endance Bookkeeping.
sorresPendencs. spelling and typswritns' over 100
hnnusi last yes5 Now is good time to ioin
% osso 92af' IRON Gou K P WOOD PRINCIPAL,
vi and pupils that in addition to her h Usual classes
meeting at 1880 Pierce place Tuesdays. Thursdays
days aud Fridays. commencing October Is. fsoo A.
her new studio over veerhofs Art store l22l Pa
1NHE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL RESUME
on css & Il JOS tR 81 s s
Glasses in life portrait and antique under the drec
Messr'. e. C MEss M.s6 R \ BROOKE and HAROLD
Circulars Of particulars be had at the
VOICE cULTURE-wEAK VOICES STRENGTH
a specially. NJ Is. pAIsH.
o4-1m 1909 10Th ct. NV
sad Oder. prars and d sHaSmss
fof teachers Desar,e physical Culture draw Wings
o4-lOts '-'
MISS GRACE A KING. HAVING LATELY RE
w turned from advanced studies in Europe now 10.
cafes IN Washington and is prepared to give Lessons
" the CULTIVATION OF the Speaking or Singing Voice
at her studio, hoo 18th st. n W. At home between
and $3.50 pm. o3.lms
~ Will Resume Lessons
October l.
1902 St NV o2-lms
MISS FRANCES TwITCHEIEs
Iu KINDERGARTEN
M, Wall open October6
sS-Sm At 1880 ST. NV.
VOCAL LESSONS
MRS. HARRIET MILLS
Removed to 1l27 10th St NV
Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER Is. OHM
MISS HALsTEADs PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
NV. corner of st. oI-Ims
A RI INsTRUCTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPPoR-
unty ever offered to Parents, Children, Teachers
Paint Perfectly Crsyon, Pastel Water Colors China
and Oil Painting Saturday clssses Call and see the
wonderful progress of Students Portraits to order
from $40 to $4,000. The teacher, l. r. MORRELL
has had IL medals and studied fifteen years with Che
most celebrated artists IN Europe $780, 600 worth OF
paintings on exhibition Paintings for sale National
Academy of Fine Arts, S04 Est ol-Im
SHORTHAND
- taught In sixteen easy lessons Proficiency three
months Typewriting taught free TO students See
sons day aud evening" students helped to obtain Do
siaons. Head School Of Acme Photography.
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Starting Right With Him.

From the Chicago Tribune.
vivid Llush dyed the cheek of the young
girl
Archie Psoft was about to propose.
Sardinia" he said, ''may-may-"
''Well, Archie?'
T-i-was going to say, sardinia-I was 60
ing to say that"
Yes. you were going to say that"
Yes" he broke in. eagerly, Il was going to
say that THAT /"
well, what were you going to say?''
Why, l was-I was"
Young Mr.. Psoft cutched at his collar to
loosen it. cleared his throat, and tried it again.
Why. the fact is
''Ies, Archie. the fact is"
'That him. Im!-I-"
''Yes. You-you-"
II have forgotten what was going to
say"
'.Oh. Archie How could you?'
No, haven't" said the poor fellow. des-
perately. II remember now. l Was going to
to ask"
Yes. Archie, you were going to ask
That's il. l was going to ask-Sardinia
don't you know what was going to askI''
Il am not mind reader, Mr.. Psoft.'
Don't mock me, Sardinia Try to read my
heart"
Il think / can, Archie" she said, softly.
"You want TO ask me-"
That's right" he said, encouragingly. go
ahead"
To be"
Yes. yes-'to be'-go on. Go on!'
10 be your"
That's right! To be my"
"Iour-your-
''Yes. .My-my'-why don't you 20 ahead2
You're the bashfulest girl l ever saw"
II can't say ii, Archie"
Yes. you can. To be my'-whats the rest
of it? Don't let a little thing like that fuster
YOU Be a brave girl, Sardinia"
Il can't say it,"
80 yes, you can. Speak it right our!'
You wanted to ask me to be your wife,
Archie"
''There"' he exclaimed in triumph. You
see how easily it is done" And he patted her
head majestically. And all you want is a little
courage"
Was that what you wished to ask me?"
"Of course il was'
Then why don't you do it, sir?"
Me? Great Christopher You know what
/"
Yes, sir knew it all the time I've known
it for six months. But you've got to ask it. Get
down on your kneesr'
why Sardinia! what's the use of my"
"Down on your kneesr'
He Topped down, and the imperious young
beauty made him repeat after her the neces-
sary question. She promised to take il under
Amusement and give him favorable answer if
she found upon inquiry that he had been al
ways good to his mother. And then she per-
United him to RISE the most thoroughly hum
bled young man in America
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Some of the Uses of Ammonia.

From the Scientific American
A little ammonia in tepid water will soften
and cleanse the skin.
Spirits of ammonia will often relieve a severe
headache.
Door plates should be cleansed by rubbing
with cloth wet in ammonia and water
If the color has been taken out OF silks by
fruit stains, ammonia will usually restore
the color.
To brighten carpets wipe them with warm
water in which has been poured few drops of
ammonia.
One or two tablespoonfuls of ammonia added
to pail Of water will clean windows better
than soap.
A few drops in a cupful of warm water, sp-
ipgs and chromos
Grease spots may be taken out with weak
ammonia IN water; lay soft white paper over
and iron with not iron.
When acid Of any kind gets on clothing spirits
OF ammonia will kill it. Apply chloroform to
restore the color.
Keep nickel, silver ornaments and mounts
bright by rubbing with WOODEN cloth saturated
IN spirits of ammonia.
Old brass may be cleaned to look like new by
pouring strong ammonia on it and scrubbiug
with a scrub brush; rinse in clear water
A tablespoonful OF ammonia in a gallon of
warm water will often restore colors in carpets
1t will also remove whitewash from them.
Yellow stains left by sewing machine oil on
white may be removed by rubbing the spot with
cloth wet with ammonia before washing with
soap.
Equal parts OF ammonia and turpentins will
take paint out Of clothing, even if 1t be hard
and dry. Saturate the spot as often a. neces-
sary and wash out in soap suds
Put teaspoonful OF ammonia in q quart of
water, wash your brushes and combs in this.
and all grease and dirt will disappear. Rinse.
shake and dry in the sun or by the fire.
IL those who perspire freely would use q
little ammonia in the water they battle in
every day it would keep their flesh clean and
sweet, doing away with any disagreeable odor.
Flannel and blankets may be soaked in pail
OF water containing one tablespoonful of am
mona and little suds. Rub as little as possi-
BILE and they viii DO white and clean and will
not shrink
One teaspoonful OF ammonia to . teacupful
OF water will clean gold or silver jeveiry: a
Few drops OF clear aqua ammonia rubbed ON
the under side OF diamonds will clean them
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OUT OF WARRINGTON.

EHqoUIER INsTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIEs
- Marrentoos Va ettQated IN the Piedmont regicn
81 Virginia On the Richmond end Dsnville rsiirosd
entirety MI two pa.t sessions. etrong faculty.
Next term ossise eEPrkNBKR l6, 1SoO.
Ki7-eOs0s GO. q. BUTLER An. Principal.
WARRHHroN sKMINARY. A Select Home
w eceooi for IounG Iadtee and Childrsn- TIE 2lss
yeex oee1ne oSpeenoeT 10, 1891, Terms voTy mod
SsssS Ca1n.eo ynsScellsA Adarso Mis- vIEGINIA
LONA1. knncapal box 1S7 WaEFsnton, FsnQuiH
MISS kLL1E !IN1poN o. 1919 MT. vHRNON
~ Ssvn9 r. ssseAsr e 49, ss.nd.
ass5'9cs - = Asss ss'ssS 81 Ass
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The hearing Of the contested will case of Mrs
Fanny Ann Kellogg, who bequeathed $500, 900
TO the town Of Montpelier, VT, was begun in
New York yesterday before Surrogate Ransom.
Pitcher John Thornton Of the Milwaukee
Club has signed with the Philadelphia Brother
hood Club. although b had previously signed
With Milwaukee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-11

= AE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
1913 l4th ST. NV
Best and Most Practical Instruction
Terms slO.
branches: New York, Boston. Philadelphis ch,
caso Paris Berlin, London &c seiS
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PRINTERS.
DENTISTRY.

MENTAL INFIRMARY. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
~ Dental Department Sth and X Sta d "
hours. to PIN Work st cost mstsrials EI-
tracing free oSl-<t
l.Nl,EE DENTAL lNFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth Inserted without charge, excepf
cost OF material at 1928 ST. W. Den tai Depart
ment OF the Colun bisn University, from TO > y m
daily, except Sunday. Extraction free. inflrInury
open from October = TO June 80. so
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST sTH ST, COR
~ En.w.-E1rst-clsss Filings inserted. Application
gums prevents pain IN extrsoting All brsnches Of
Dentistry At present lOcatlon Ten yeArA mhl7
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l407 AND l40e MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HIaH.
LAND TERRACE AND 1912 AND 1914 l4rH ST,
WASHINGTON. DC

-Four large connecting houses With open grounds
front snd Faculty Of twenty professors and
teachers Pupils prepared for college Or for the HAT.
yard examination for women. Great advantages In
Nusic Art, Nocution and Modern Lsngua9oe
individual instruction and home trnining
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Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM D. cABKLL.
DIT

MISS BALcH. 1907 10TH ST. N. W., WILL RE.
Mnope9 hsr cl.s: for young i.Sies October Pupils
and wellesley Colleges Thorough preparation foE
civil service and census exnmnatonA Instruction Of
foreigners . speciality. Str
UoLUNRIA COLLEGE or CONNERCk
Gives the Bsss Busnes: ffsinine q he Word. TIE
principal being Joint suhor Of the system which re-
ceived the only gold medal awarded for Bustne Edu-
cation 1t the Worlds Fair held IN paxis, 1850 Blk
Teiegrsphy. shorthsnd sna Typsvrltine: Annnal
sshoiarship TON ~ % - s or guarantees
en20 O. Z. uRNER An. CT. Run.
a CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROsa. 1912 MA1b
a eve. ombraces thorough trepaxaeory end Scientific
Courses and sAords every advantage IN UteraturA
MuGic and Ark PIANO. Haxp, Violin. Guitar and Banjo
VQgk fIo6 \. ou24-0
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M Rs. MYERS SCHOOL,
M 1897 ST NV
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRIa
Reopens October q, 1890
Thorough instruction. Best of Teachers For psrtic-
ulsrs address the principal,
In connection with this school Mrs Myers will onen
. kindergarten Department for Boys and Girls from
special teacher. ~ "
au30-2ms mrs. ELIZABETH n MyERa
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(NHHDRENs GLASSES IN ELOCUTION
~ EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT 1880.
FIFTY cents per hour. Special Glasses for Adulta
IL: 80 Saturdays Send for special circ uars
- MARTIN COLLEGE,
och
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MISS TACIE A DANIEL WILL RESUME LES
NJ sons In Vocal and instrumental Music october /
SLIM 7l5 5th at nv
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MRS. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION,
sZ7-Im 1913 Rhode Island ave.
"A Leipzig. Oreanist Assembly Presbyterian Church
MIL give Instructions in Piano, Organ and Theory
&c Terms moderate. Address 1119 10th st nv.
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ELOCUTION AND URATORY.
II New Catalogue Now Ready,

The course IN ORATORY prepares the pupil for Lee
tures Debates. Public Addresses, Afterdinner SPEAK
ing, Legal Arguments, Pulpit Oratory and Political
Speeches, dealin g with manner and matter
Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers Certificates con-
ferred. The success OF graduates has surpassed
all expectation
MARTIN COLLEGE
s16-4m Ga 18TH st. NV,
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11LNEY INSTITUTE
~ 3122 ST.. Georgetown, DC
Fifth Session begins October l. 1890 For Circulars
apply TO Misses Dorsey, Principals.
Miss v. NJ Dorsey win resume her Classes in CsIi.
themes and Dancing October "a at Linthicum Hall
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THE COLUMBIAN coII-FaK.

The exercises Of this institution the Collegiate De-
a,ment 81 the Columbian University. will be re-
IN the Hall of the University The college open 20
students OF both sexes Application for information
concerning hours OF examDstion preliminary TO ad-
mission should be addressed to the president or
ary o. the faculty Applications FOR catalogues should
De addressed to the registrar. Mr. H. q. HODGKINS
ABB LANES q WEfIING
austin President
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PROCURING THE OYSTERS.

Inc ohief enemy OF the oyster planters In
Long Island sound and the New York waters il
the starfish. 1t 10 estimated that this foe does
nearly million dollars worth of damage to
the sound oystermen every year. It comes in
droves and will destroy miles Of oyster beds in
an incredibly short time. Fastening itself
upon the oyster and embracing it with its five
arms the starHsh projects its stomach out Of
its body through its mouth and closes up with
it the opening Of the oysters shell. The vic
tim, suffocated, dies, and its shell opens, per-
uniting the murderous creature to devour its
body. Another enemy Of the oyster h the
spirsl-shelled drill" which bores through the
oyster with its foot that Is provided with rasp-
ing teeth for the purpose, subsequently, suck
ing the substance Of the soft mollusk out
through the opening. Experiments have been
recently tried by the Ash commission with
baited traps designed TO attract the star6sh in
large numbers, CLAIMS and dead fish being used
for the lure; but failure was the result. An APP
parstus has just been patented for the catching
Of stsr6sh by Wholesale with . rotating
cylinder armed with sharp teeth, designed to
be dragged over the beds, the teeth trsnsfixing
the starfish and passing them into . receptacle
attached. In former times fishermen were &C.
customed to destroy these foes by piling them
~, enc upon another, On IL dsek Of ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-11

An interesting feature h the one which fur
sassss those whose earning are small with
haand ~ prices much lsss than reasonable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-24
Nichn!1tffe.

Ghtcoqo, %. Septbr. - Rinopieb:
3utubr 5000; &erienouug 1000; Yretie pa
rttrten iwtlben 1925 uuo @5.3O.-S Shmeine
3uiuhr 10000, &erjeupung $500: Yreiie
portlrten Swlihen $3.50 uuo $3.50. -
Sdoare: 3ufubr 10000, Scrienouug -;
Hrelle pariirteu 5pll1en S4.O0 uuo S6.15.
ytbertg, 3D., %. Septbr. -
8inoUleb: 3uiubr 525, &erieuOunQ AL;
HreIle parIirter Smrl5en $500 unD "a. 60.
= Sdpcine: 3uiubr $3.50, %erenouua
1880; =relie parlirten Spiihen $3.50 unS
$40. - Shnafe: 3uiubr 1900, 9Serien=
Dung 200; Yreiie uariirteu 3miidlen s. 90
unb $500.
St. 2Ouis, %. Septbr. - ginpuieb:
3n'ubr 3400, %erienOun9 1000; Yreiie uaz
rltrten Spiiden 1920 II. 5O.-Sdmeine
3uluAr $500, Serieuouug 500; Breiie
oorilrten Smllhen 1925 II. Staafe:
Su1ubr 1900, Gerieuounq 500; Yreie uas
rllrteu 2miIflen S1 00 nm e. IN