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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-05-30

I uoos ~ thIs emarhshle stock. coTslNfsang -
hI's Eiood ~ in ths Unised states are Gwsye 81
.ss pIsss n.ss ssaGw "r.ses sGess Tssy - Sa
ilsr .cctiXsfed and ansnrpsssed 10 size ana
insDsceion invited conesPonaesss' s'hs1'e'
and promptly answered. oD.H
.slirsssdals.'' = Livingston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Maryland's Immense Peach Cruu.

Enough peaches have arrived in Baltimore
during the past five weeks to supply almost
four peaches to every inhabitant of the United
States. This seems incredible, but it can be
figured out. The humber of packages received
has been about /, 2OO, 900, averaging 200 to the
box. The Chester River Steamboat Company.
which has handled half Of this bountiful sup
ply. has been running seven steamers day and
night with four lighters and tug boat to assist
in shallow waters. All these boats run on Ches-
ter river, the artery Of the Maryland peach
country. which has fifty miles Of shore along
Kent and Queen Anne counties.
10th in Kent and Queen Anne counties are a
number of orchards having 5000 trees, while
some orchards number 10, 600 and even 20. 600.
One owner has $4,000 trees and another. the
largest grower on the river, 60.000 This sea-
son peaches have been so plentiful that ON
some days their shipment was not remunerat-
i've and the fruit rotted on limbs that bent and
broke with the weight. The varieties are with
out number. Fruit growing on a tree in the
morning along the Chester river can be shipped
about noon and be canned in Baltimore before
sundown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

1t has been finally settled that Steinitz and
Tschigorin will play . chess match for the
championship Of the world and q, 200 at Ha.
vana in December.
An express train collided with O luggage
train near Medina del Campo, Spain, on tie
Northern railway yesterday. Eight carriag Is
were wrecked and seven persons were killed
and twenty injured.
The New Orleans Times- Democrats Oxford,
Miss. special says there has been much ex-
citement there for some days caused by q
crime committed in the neighborhood A
negro assaulted the wife Of q planter and fed,
but was captured Wednesday night by several
hundred men and hanged to tree.
Word has been received in Boston that Ham
Ian and OConnor will be unable to row Teemer
and Wise ut the Point Of Pines ON Septem-
Der IL on account Of their prior engagement
at Westminster. c. b., for September Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

The London Times Vienna dispatch says the
Balkan cloud has been dispersed, Russia. it is
said, having advised Servia to postpone her
msneuvers until spring. The Iossicio Zeitung
Of Berlin publishes similar report, but says it
is not believed in that city. The Times says:
1.-THE dispensing of the Balkan cloud is well
come relief The meeting Of the German aud
Austrian emperors will now be merely con-
gratulatory. European peace is not likely to be
disturbed at present"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

1t is semi-offcially announced from Constan-
tinople that Turkeys agreement with Russia
arising out of the Moscowa incident permits
vessels OF the Black sea volunteer fleet,
carrying convicts guarded by soldiers bound
to the Pacific, to pass through the Dardaneles
on the Russian embassy advising the porte and
obtaining its consent. Vessels carrying dis
charged soldiers returning home unarmed will
be allowed to pass through the Dardanelles on
a satisfactory declaration by the commander of
each vessel. This agreement does not affect
existing treaties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

The Plough In Maryland Politics.
The republican state central committee Of
Maryland was in session in Baltimore yester-
day. Col. vannort, the candidate for governor,
was present
Col. vannort expressed himself as very con-
tend" he said, ito challenge Frank Brown, my
democratic opponent. to joint discussion on
the stump, and also propose to settle TO the
Satisfaction Of voters Of Maryland whether he
or has the best claim to be considered a
farmer candidate. With this determination in
Europe challenge him to pIoughing contest
Of ten acres. am confident shall be able tc
do the work better and in quicker time than
Mr.. Brown, and sincerely hope he will accept
my challenge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

The Rochester, n. Y, Deas0crd, and Chronicle
has come out for Secretary Tracy as the re-
publican candidate for governor of New York.
1t says editorially: Candid discussion of the
availability of the various candidates for the
republican gubernatorial nomination has sug-
gested the name of Benjamin f. Tracy, Secre-
tary OF the Navy. and it is not improbably that
q spontaneous effort may be made in the state
convention to induce him to head the ticket. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
They Must BE Citiz.ns to Work

The United States marshal at the Interna-
tional bridge day before yesterday stopped q
number of railroad men who were crossing the
bridge. The men worked in the United States
and lived on the Canadian side. The officer
claims there is a clause in the United States
alien act which requires householders to live
in the United States, and unmarried men must
take out citizens papers if they wish to earn a
livelihood in the republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
The Grand NiZ;er Dismissed

The announcement was made in Constantine
pie yesterday that the sultan has dismissed
from office the grand vizier and president Of
the council, Kiamil Pasha. 1t is thought prob
able that Dievad Pasha. governor of the Island
OF Crete, will be kiamil Pasha's successor.
Beside Knmil Pasha SIX members of the cabi-
net have been dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

TIE surveyor of customs at Hamilton, Ont.
has seized Il small vessel which has been there
for some days On the craft is big whale
which an American has been exhibiting at diff
ferent ports for the last two years. Ii is against
the coasting law for an American bottom to go
from one Canadian port TO another, and when
the whale arrived at Hamilton the surveyor
tied up the vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Fortffyins a German Seaport

Extensive experiments have been commenced
at Friedrichsort, Germany, with the view Of
protecting the forts at that place and elsewhere
by series of submarine mines against pos
sible attack from the sea. As a result of these
experiments merchant vessels passing Fried
richsort are obliged to take pilot on board.
and they will have to continue SO doing until
the mines are removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Struck by Lightning.

Four persons were killed by lightning near
Magnolia, Ark, yesterday. The accident &C.
CURED in a small cotton house which WAS
struck by lightning and set on fire. The killed
were: Samuel Carter and his fifteen-year-oid
son James, John Brown, Dock Blakeiy Mr.
Couch. planter, WAS rendered insensible for
some time, but il now out of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
SHOOTING At CEEEDMOOH.
Getting Ready to Defend the Possession of
the Hilton Trophy.

How THE wAsH1SGroSIASs ARE HANDICAPPED
NOT DISCOURAGED. HOWEVER, AND WILL DO
THEIR BEST TO wIS-PRIzEs SECURED IN OTHER
NATCHEs-To TAKE REST TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

Mr.. John Bloxham, a hardware merchant of
Baltimore. was found dead in that city yester-
day leaning against the wall in an upper room
OF his building. He was respected citizen,
sixty-eight years of age and was the father of
l.: ). BloAham, the Baltimore manager OF the
Western Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Americans in Nicaragua.

Two Chicagoans, Messrs- Thornton and
Strong. have contracted with the Nicaraguan
government to build railroad from Msnsgua
to Metagalpa. by way of the townof Rio Grande,
distance of about 200 miles. The government
cedes Zoo 900 acres OF land, with the privilege
of using the government railroad tracks from
Carirto 20 Mo,notombo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
Vnnnort Nav Withdraw.

4 dispatch from Baltimore states that Col.
yannort, the republican nominee for governor
Of Maryland, 10 dissatisfied with the selection
Of Charles 7. westcott of Kent county as chair
man of the state committee and that he will
withdraw from the candidacy if Westcott
serves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
RAILROADS.
RALrisoRk AND ONO RAILROAD

- sche<iule IN eneSi Aurus. An lso,
lew "ashihs1oh rom Station cctner M. -,
ro- e,,..- avenue snd { strc.i
prs II ~ An, a. \. m. daily ""sssa s3
tot c,ncinns'i. -. Louis and Ina.n.,.,,.. -
"i.s sS y, s..,sa ~ ssIrrss 10 IA dsly
.,a aiseSfs and Cleveland easrs. daliy ESQ m
fot IeAii.efcn and s,aunton. 40 49,.
tot Minche.;st ssd way si-iioas. - 0pn
For lursN, , ~ - A. q. m
fer Roanoke, knoxville. Chat,anos.s. an, u-,.,..-
hes Geliinore. w-E days, ~ OF = ssssmIe.ss
Pts ~ a. mis1'esi = 30 ~ o 90 sS n,in,s,.-t
3sA. 4ls. 81. 4 Is q ia, q ,1tnr;.N' ainrse.
~, -. no y. ntse lool n al IN 4, N ~,
SundaSst %. "a - ~. - MINUTES a al n. "a
~, - ta,lo, ~ uliRutesl q N. q - M a
For hnnsrSiis. - and ao. M. 70 10 .s
D. q, sanaays = ns-m. 81 . m
pm. w. ~ w
For HseerSto~n. 40 toam. Is aopm
aot oeAn tiis and points on Eastern shor, n n
PHfI,pfLfHiskt" YORK AND
For Philadelphia. New York Boston ana On, -
daily o.. SEQ 30 pnlns Carl, m ,1ss M 81 "A
% 10 psnins Gar. 40 I'll 10 p-II. sl.eIans Car
Bune' rArior cars on all day trains.
fof bo-tou, = ~ p-ui. with Pullman Buffet sls>p-
tnE nj running Through TO Boston without shans.
"a ionshk.Isle Bride. landing psssehssrsi ia h aud
For ATLANTIC ,uy, ! soS. 80. 10 90 aud m 81. mn
sundays. Z o.. ii 10 a. m.
Toy tine q suburban time tables. 20 ne hAa
Except sunday. Daily. gsundsys only.
hS-Ae called for aud checked from hotels and re.i-
d.ic-s hy Union Transfer 10 crdrs left al ttcl~
' SS 1rf .'' Ia ave- 'a Gh 4 s'e s scu1L
Atabl Nten. Manafrpf. fsen. Pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. To reach al CLASSES Of readers and Gus
toners IN the District Of Columbia. advertise in
TIE EyEHIsG STAR. Everybody reads it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

An Italian woman, Annie Conte, was brought
before the United States commissioner at New
York yesterday and held for examination She
is charged with erasing by some method the
cancellation from postage stamps and then
selling them affixed to blank envelopes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

Three days Of sunshine have aversed the
threatened disaster in the valley Of the Drsvs.
The progress Of the landslide has slacksusd and
the channels, which have been embarked. ara
carr ying OF the imprisoned water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

II IcHMoND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD co.
"A A., tit, schednle IN effect August ? lsal
Station Washington. Dc.
r 80 q. in;-bsiiy. except Sunday. for Manassas.
n 10 a daily for Manassas. warrsutou. cul.
PEER, pratlss, SlAriottesnlle Lynch6urs DansfIle
North Carolina DIVISION Charlotte aud staons south
sToiiha DIVISION and stations Atlanta and Charlotte
Union station for all PRINCIPAL points south and south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper, New York aud Washington
20 Atlanis, oonnectlns with Pullman sleeper Atlanta
man sleeper 70 Meinphis wa Biralin ham. 1nftss
iun6a. and at rsnsofo si, PpllA,.S VIA CO
knof vile Via Ashe.ills and Hot springs.
" iii II, an xs6 S' soSTh
Tram of Pullman testibued Palaces. consistiIx .:
i praTin Room pinins Shaping and Buffet. su,os
most Magnificent and Luxurious Design built el-
ihls ram in connection with ITst-cs.s I,cae.s ons
Arrives a, Ailsnta . n, foliowins day. making i'm
wa MonisoInsry and for Mensphis. Meridian. Neg
sIa,ss sna shsSI a., VIA hirnnh.m Pullman
No extra fare charged b~twe-l Atlanta Aad New or
leans.
II .; Daily. Southern Express for Lynrhburg.
Danyie Greensloro. Raleigh, Salisbury and sisi
tios south Carolina DIyi.lun Augusta and saton.
Atlanta and Charlotte bisision to Atisnta where
and Southwest. Through coaches New fort 70 AZ
Pullman Buffet SLEEPER. New york and wAshinstos
20 N M wa Ls hchhurs Danvlle. Salisbury.
ton 10 Charlotte.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington y lo q. IN. daily q Is y IN
dailS. ana 80 y M. except sunday. hrturulng.
arrive Al Washington 30 and , Is b. tn daily
ald u sbB . M. except SUNDAY.
Through trains from. the south via Charlotte and
Danslile arrive IN Washington fs am. 10 - M
ana : 40 2 N, and from chariottesyiils slO a. M
strasD9rs local at { % o. N. and IO:25
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and inforInstion
furnished and BAGGAGE checked ofGe. Loo Penn
sylyanla and at passenger statol lennsyvaaia
rsilrosd. 9TH aud Is -ts., Washington. ~ :.
aul JAMES l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.
N WASHINGToN,
IN WASHINGTON.
(yoNZAGA coI.LKGE,
Al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, sEPTENBER =

During the vacation the interior of the COLLEGE Ia,
underVone n thorough Renovation. The t.sclins STAFF
has been augmented and the Sholsrly attzintnents oi
the professors insure a thorough education 90 tho-s
committed care.
We are rot Experimenting the puhlic by the intro
anction OF new aud untred systems. hut follow the
h.no sfndlorua3 Socieiatis 9Csg.' method -.
teaching which las heen sis naly Successip in the
hoos OF Europe Tor the last fnrse hundred years. IL
neeus out 70 be followed TO have the results heTe.
therefore our purpose 10 carry into effect zach and
every detail OF this sell-tried system nor shall
sesSo IN our efforts until pupils have reached the
OF eiur alton.
a. 3perts IN sfeno-rsphy, typewritug and bockkeep-
inS nave been .ngSced. and these hranc hes well
herman and French, Will be taGgll, without extra
Rev Robert Fulton, : j. that ,xper,epc,i elm.
Gator of college az Boston vi ma
uls schoois assisted by h.N Arthur J. NcAvoy \. J.
sssiI-eJaiJed tneish course open those no;
lerius eloI Ter quarter. IN advance
FIVE NEW sCHOLARsHlPs
Competition he.da: the coles. September !, /, And
c. GILLESPIE, $. J..
au-fW preSIi.,ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04

Gov. Campbell and wife of Ohio and ex-Sec.
Rotary Bsysrd and wife arrived in New York
last night.
Twenty-six hundred and sixty-nine immi-
grants were landed at the New York barge
Office yesterday morning. OF these 1868 were
Russian Hebrews.
The CHORD block in Kingston, Ont, was
burned yesterday. Tho total loss is SlS.OO
The principal losers are the Wormwith Piano
Company, +. c. Hill, insurance agent and
dealer in bicycle supplies, and =. Nelson,
nour dealer Many persons narrowly escaped
injury owing to the falling of the wallis
The Patrick torpedo viii be officially tried at
Newport, r. L., today before the naval board
which Is convened there for that purpose. One
trial will be for speed over o measured mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
FROM GRAVE TO GAY.
a Fortnight In a Convent and . Week In
Chicago.

FOURTEEN WHITE VEIL SovIcEs PLEDGE THEM
SELVES TO THEIR nELraIoS-A WASHINGTON
GIRL ONE OF rHEN-A SOLEMN CEBRNoSY-IS
THE wHIRL OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEOPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
ACNE PHosoeRApHy AND Bus1xEss
SCHOOL.
ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS.

Course Of studiss: Permanently, Book-ssspins,
StenogFaphy.
In our Acme method OF Shorthand the principles q
the system impaired in sixteen easy lsssons and
student. been turned out proficient stesoapnes
from this Institute aud number have bssA placed h
ssssi0ns day ard syening G.ll or send for pamphis
auao-sm T. ]. NULvfY. ns,uspsa
f0IvIL SEkvICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ fui preparation, full nfoglnstioa. 6Gs1oEy eoaA
educsIon. special attention 70 thoae who's ssfy Cd
Sessi9n has BEN nsSiscsed Al = ceQegs
writing dons. g. w. fLYNG. A. Ivy InsfAHiS
THE MEDICAL. DENIAL AND PHA4HXCfU-
i teal departments q Harvard pntvssGy sUll opSn
Q: = PIkyIs. y. D.. SECRETARY. ais i5k6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
IL THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
nsfs

September /. 1891. Day and evening sessions. Seven
combined schools. School of Practical business,
and TypswTtinx. school Of, 1Surnasm, school q
Architectural Drawing and School Of Civil Service
Training Full corps Of instructors. Moderate rates
OF tuition central location halls and class
rooms. Services OF graduates always demand Ohce
open every business day. Call send for illus
trated annual announcement. containing full I'M
formation. HENRY @. SPENCER, IL b. PRINCIPAL
SARAA. SPENCER. Vice Principal. au34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
SPECIALTIES.

~ PEOPLE ONLY KNEW THR BENEFIT DE-
nvsa from yropsr electric trs~tmenf could as
nearly al diseases WITT prompt r-<uits DIR. HAY
WAkD. klectrae specsxst. ols l2th st. n y. austSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
T ,HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule 10 effect May 20. 1901!
Leave Union Depot. 9TH and streets
1osS7 IN. for Newport News. Old Point Comfort sns
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point Al D 30 p n
and Norfolk At 6.55 A. "a.
Bpm, Cincinnati Express daily for stations in Viz.
glnla, West Virginia. kentucky sn6 tancinnsti-
Ne-tlbule sleepers and entire train run tlLo,sSp
without change TO Cincinnati. Arriyins q Boz Ia
Dining car " Cluton torrs serving I1Aob and
supper.
II :lpp. Ia. ,. r. v. restibuie Limited daily Solid
trains. Win dining carr. run through witeoss
change TO Cincinnati. bestib9ls sleepsr for Las
Anstoa aud Lousyuls. Pullman Cans opsA -
ruceivs PCS senxers 1T pun.
cmoes. OILS and lAxl fsGlnsylvaI.a svenue
nye6 General P.sssfssT A..at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
1 70 LIE IEEiNNNssfLyaNIa RorTE

0fh'ss Si E, ard asa ia. ave. and at depot.
au:il Gen. Manager aen = Pass ss.n..
rHE GREAT
TO THE S S6EEEffsft WfNT sl ESg s5Frpurs
sfEfi ka aieyifIssf SCI INN
TRAINS LrayT WAsIiiSGT1N from STATION
for IsGrs and 70. M. cs,rsso 4 am m@M
81 rllin,an h.stiouie Oars at 1850 a.ra, daily
ami si louis with iariof Car Harri-,irs ~ p,,s
spcs. '.baTs 10 SoIamu. RS"nsto 20 cine ISS.sS
s,, LOW. u.s. HHa lnsnnsti tsio,-s - daily
1SIs harrslurs - ~ Loais. Chicsso and Cinrin-
nstt am. snf n nn Gar NM.rTssuF 70 :, LOUIS. CHI
nali. H,th sie'fins Cars Washington 10 Cliicass
through sleeEers ,or Ioais,ilIs and M.Inrhis fai.
man sS pi Pa@. - lI,-eus 70 hlcheni .nd chi
hnrs and he Nssi. with through sleeper 60 Puts
/ BtLrIMokE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
i0r hIe .snsns sn secssssr and Niagara Fan.
For Erie, canandaisuA and Rochester ds,ly; for Bu,
lao and NIAGARA &ally. except saturday. 10 90
For ESsr sss N.s.f to f.sf.Ts
Sn.; daily; .teer, Saturday, with sleepias Oar
For Niiii.Insport tenovo and Elmira. at 10 10 q IL
For Nillisnasi'or,. daily. 430pm
okP ia Al Z, hEw YORK AND TIE EAST.
1000 and IL ~ a On 4 su M 10 a r. e.
Ann. lin ls R ill., sis 70 10 ~ ana il .
4
For New fork only. limited Fxrrpss with Dining
Car from Baltimore. 90 .. IA. daily
| FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
iast Exrress 10 week days and As n m a.,lx
| Accommodation. 10 daily.
IspTess. $40 o. Ia daily.
For Boston, without change. 3.i5 IN every dnv.
TOT DtooAtn y 4, ala through trains connect q.
INK direct Transfer 10 FULTON II syuit,,s aoui,l.
= ierflAee scross New orb city
For Atlantic City. IL 10 pm. week days. n Is D. I'M
| For baltimore. $50. G Rs. s.ao. $40 aoo a-.o
lopO, lo ID a 60 and III - A m l.. * > III
10 3Sa. d.. ~, 30, 4 30, 5 40 q ID All
iuan. " 10 aud " b g. IN. ON SUNDAY ) 30.
sN 9ul. 1910. IL 90 a IN. l.: "a. 4 81 , Ia
| = ol;,; > e., 800. ~. 30. 5,4O. q a. 80.
For Pores Cresk Lls. - ~ and - p m. d.ily.
For Annapolis. 70 and . 90 a m. n 20 and %
PIT; ashy, except SUNDAY. Sundays. 100 al
| WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT AUGUST I. lsal
FOR Alexandria, 4 40. b:;k5 A. 40 n-4a 10 q,
IN. l2:Ol nuon. I 90, = Ua 3:,s 81 az.
531. Ol5, ssU,. 10 "a, aud d ~ y nd % sSu.
gay az ~. %. "a. l0.i5 . IA. o. 2 a.
accommodation for Quantiso. z a. a. m. daily
Tor hiclInond and the South 4 30 and Id n n nm
- daily 5O9 .. ia. ~eek days NJ
Trains leave AleiAndrla Tor Washington, Of 5aS
ss tS 10 ~. 10 % u l5. "a - "a 20. 200,
II " y. m. On sunday at u To- 10 - IN IL sal
II ga M. ;2O0, 3 ~ ". 40, y 20and 10 80
-; m.
Tickets and information at the ONCE uorthea., cor
station. where orders De left for the rhslinr ol
oagfase TO destination from hotels and siiric.s
CHAs r. PIGH, u n Nta,f,
General Manager, IAu3i General Passerser AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-04
4 CADENY OF THE HOLT CROSS
"A 1872 MsssAchusetts ave-
for oung Ladies' and Little tifrfa
VAL reoIen Se,t Ii. 1881 s,oa .,

"A - 1872 Msssachusetts ave
for ioung Ladies' and Little tifria
"il reoTen selt. Ii. 1891. suoesv
WAsHlNGToN FEMN.E SEMINARY. .ria X
" 81. opens September ~. slay scholars tTn.tsh
mathematics. IAtnl Ssp 10 SO: modern lanruas,s
HtH wing. music extra bosrdinz pupils SO coach.
ing ~ principal or assistants. Apply Tor t,ir-u,ar
an..-lm' Miss CLAt Ola Sfi-ART Pr,p.lrai
A IL 81 MINER HALF rKICE.-THL IiRI HTEsT
/. opportunity ever offered pareuts IhiiAryn
seacLis D-si-neIs. Decorators Artists 10 learn ~
craW and pant ptri-StiA. CraNun. pa.lel Natey
cu3Srs emma and OIL Lairt SATURDAY casses cali
e. or,er from 40 t. $1,000 The teacher IN9;t x y
hOelNSON MOhEELl has had II medals and :, udi.l
II Years with the most celebrated Artists m IItpe
s-pVo worth OF rant ms exhibition Pain,inxs
au30 I'm ~
EMEEsUN INSTITUTE
A. 9l4 l4th 81. bet. land sta
Select Classical and Mathematical Shooi f,r youpv
Men and Boys. lOkIlEIh N an l.sS,,,s us.,s
day. September 23 '' "e"ii's-
Irerares ioE Harvard, Yale. Princeton, Johns Hon
Runs Lei,it and other Colleges aud IniNers,t.> -
The Scientific Schools Tnfrd STATE MIS- :, Y
>hNaI Acadees andivr business Special iepnrt,u.nf
modern languages '1'' 'o"'se an
Dnrlng the vacation the building has heen thor
reloleeu and renovated. import ant additions
lay. oeeil naue play room has been PROVIDED i,,r tle
tt 10Y oi tne PRIMARY ID. paItuert and no xr.ns.
has pee, spared IN preparation Tor the work OF the
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