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why You Do Not Get Back Your
Strength.

There is no disease which leaves in its train so
sufferers as the grip. People who have had this
disease do not recover their strength readily, but
Day after day attend to their employment in a
weakened and exhausted condition, feeling tired
and languid all the time. If this nervous weak
ness Is allowed to q sudden attack of malaria,
prostratiOn, heart failure paralysis may result
The great Strengthening and invigorating medi-
cine to take in such cases, well as for general
debility, low blood, weak nerves, stomac oh, liver
and kidney diseases, is DIR. Greene's Nervura.
1t will restore strength and health almost like
magic. Purely vegetable and harmless Drug
gists, s1o0.
lift had not been for DIR. Greene's Nervura
l should have been dead before this time. had
the grip and 1t left me Frustrated, extremely
nervous, limbs stiG in the joints, bowels bloated
badly and breathing terrible. In fact tras al
most a complete ,creck, and could do but little
work of any kind. l commenced TO take DIR.
Greene's Nervura and at the end of one week
was better. and now l am able to do full day g
labor. CHARLES H. STEVENS
South Efingham, N H."
N. r. ~ DIR. Greene, tho successful
specialist in curing all forms of
New York, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter. Call or write him about your case, or
send for symptom blank to NIL out, and n letter
fully explaining your disease, giving advice, &c.,
will be returned free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17
REMOVING THE EMBARGO.
Minister Phelps Speaks Of the Fight To-
American Pork In Germany.

American Pork in Germany.
William Walter Phelps. the American min
lister. in an interview with the correspondent Ct
the Associated Press in regard to the removal Of
the embargo on American pork, said:
II am very glad it is through. 1t has been .
harder struggle to me than any one thing.
Why, began it ten years ago at Vienna. It
seems as il it were but yesterday that read to
Count Kalnoky the trenchant sentences in
which Secretary Blaine protested against the
reasons which Austria gave for excluding Amer .
lean pork. That was great dispatch Of
Blaine's and it found q noble echo ten years
afterward in Whitelaw Rsid's arraignmeut Of
French folly in pursuing the same policy. The
enemies of the American pig never rallied
against Reds statement that in France more
people were killed by lightning than by tri-
chime.
But in Germany the case was different
Here people ate pork raw, and therein lies the
danger. On that account the German govern
ment is very careful in examining even Ger
man pork, and it was only fair thatit should i'm
many promised all along that when this was
done our pork should be let in, and it has kept
ION July I addressed the foreign Office,
saying that Secretary Rusk's examination was
in force and that by September ! the pork in
spected would be ready for examination. asked
that at that date the embargo should be re-
moved Baron Marschau, secretary of foreign
affairs, informed me September that decree
to that effect was signed. One could not ask
much better treatment than that.
Il am especially glad that insisted on the
policy of not using threats against Germany.
The Germans will not take threats. So, while
was well aware that every official. from the
chancellor down. knew of the reserve powers of
retaliation and that both President Harrison and
Secretary Blaine were the men who had the
nerve to use these powers never either for
mally or informally referred to such posi-
bility. thought it wiser and better to appeal
to reason and the sense Of justice and fair play
toward friendly nation. The result proves
that WAS right. You have noticed that the de-
cree Is generous and complete. 1t removes the
duty on the whole hog. living or dead In any
shape, if properly attested, it can enter Ger
many.
The best Of the matter is that the decree is
as satisfactory to Germans as to Americans.
Indeed. Judging from my congratulations, the
Germans, high and low, appreciate it more even
than our own people. They ought to it is
cheap food for them; to us it is only new
market, but a very good one.
Yes, everybody helped, especially Secretary
Rusk. He conceived and forced the proper
legislation and then inaugurated an inspection,
the cost of which'appailed the German mind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17

The draw bridge at Seabright. n. J., which
spans the South Shrewsbury river. and il
owned by q company Of city capitalists, was
purchased by the board Of freeholders Of Mon.
mouth county for x20,0
Patrick Gilleran. twenty-one years old was
killed Monday while uncoupling ears in the
West Shore yard at Newburg, n. Y.
The Metcalf-Aackey Carriage Company Of
Cincinnati has made an assignment Liabii-
ties. $65, 600; assets about SO, 900.
DIR. W. H Going, the state veterinarian Of
Kansas, pronounces the mysterious disease
which has been killing cattle in the vicinity
OF Lsavenworth to be the dreaded Spanish
fever.
The annual session Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers commenced in Montreal
yesterday morning under Chief Engineer p. N.
Arthur. Between 400 and 500 delegates ere
present
Henry Irving. ct Canterbury. Yesterday. in
the presence OF o large number a. kiteraieurs
and artists, unveiled q memorial erected to the
memory Of Christopher Msrlowe, popularly
known as kit Msriowe," the celebrated En-
glish dramatic writer.
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LIGHTNING's QUEER EFFECT.
Four Persons Stunned by Vivid Flash.
Thrilling Experience.

~
Thrilling Experience.
John DIETRICH is a miner who lives in the
Middle Patch at Bear Valley, Pa. He returned
home from work about O'Clock on Tuesday,
and was standing in the doorway of his home
while the terrible thunder and lightning storm
was at its worst. Three miners CHANGED to be
passing by, when they saw DIETRICH throw up
his hands and fall to the floor. They rushed
to his rescue.
On entering the house the men were startled
to see not only DIETRICH Frustrated, but his
wife and two children. After working with
the four seemingly dead persons for quite a
while the miners noticed them slowly coming
to their senses. A few minutes later father,
wife and children had fully recovered and were
able to move about.
DIETRICH said that fash Of lightning had
stunned him. and on turning he saw that his
wife and children, who were seated near by,
were similarly affected. He then fell over
and knew nothing until he recovered conscious
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17

When Lucy Carter, young colored woman,
appeared in the Police Court yesterday as de-
PENDANT she claimed that she was the legal
owner Of the Bible which. il was charged, she
stole from Henry Worthington, a colored man
with whom she had been living.
Henry admitted that he was married and that
his wife was still living. but that he and Lucy
had been living together.
The book IN question was a large one, and
both Lucy and Henry claimed to have pur-
chased it ON the installment plan.
Did you read the bookT' the Judge asked
Henry.
YES, sir" was his reply.
"Did you read the sixth commandmentY'
''Yes, SIR"
The charge against Lucy was dismissed, and
the judge made m order turning the book over
to the man.
Lawyer Peyton objected to the order of the
court and claimed the Bible a. the property Of
his client
Judge Miller said he thought the man was
most in need Of the book and he thought it bet
ter for him to get it. In doing so the judge ad-
vissd him to pay more attention to the COM
mandment mentioned.
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A Letters Long Trim.

Nellie Bly's time around the world has been
beaten by letter sent from Mauch Chunk, Pa,
by Prof. Victor H. Harrison. 1t was mailed to
a friend in Calcutta, via Queenstown, and
started on its journey on June "a. The friend
was asked to RENAL the letter back to Prof.
Harrison via Hong Kong and San Francisco.
He did SO. aud the document reached Mr.. Har-
rison's hands september 3, having taken sixty
eight days to circle the globe, which is four
days better than Nellie Bly's time.
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Trunsfsrs Of Real Est.fe.

Deeds in fec have been fled a. follows:
]. 8. Bumermsn to D. J. Coleman, part z,
Friendship; -. Andrew L Payne to Mary Z.
French, property; -. Mary E. French to
Anna C. Payne. sanae property; g. G. wsiner
70 Elizabeth Elliott part 50, 50; Sis; $3.50. A.
rington, part l76, Long Meadows; -; and
parts l76 and l7s, do: e.. J. Il Lawn to L.
o. swank, lot los, block %. do: o., 100. 8. Tai
bert ct al to James Ferry,lo 3, Turkey Thicket;
Zoo. Catharine v. Major TO Elizabeth smith,
undivided half sub &c, 50. SIG; g..
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SOME SrElvE FoR FAME.

SOME STEVE FoR FAME.
OTHERS FOR WEALTH.
But The AMERICAN MECHANIC AND
WAGE GARNER ARE CONTENT TO PASS
THEIR DAYS IN COMFORT. SURROUNDED
By THE CHARMS OF A HAPPY HOME AND
TIE ATTRACTIONS OF CHEERFUL
YIREsIDE
To ACQUIRE THESE 6RAcEs coSsID-
ERABLE EXPENSE Is MET WITH HERE.
HAPPILY. OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
INTERPosEs.
PLACING IN THEIR IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION EVERY CONVENIENCE. ExACTING
IN RETURN But FEW DOLLARS BY
The WEEK OR MONTH. AS THE con-
SCIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY DETERMINE
The MOST Just. THEY ALL THE WHILE
ENJOYING LIFE EQUALLY WITH TIE
MORE FORTUNATE.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
DRAPERIEs,
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE 3 HERRNANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
e17. OLE. 92I AND 923 7TH ST.
AND
ssl2 go MASS. AVE NV.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Nj EDICAL DEPARTMENT
Al And
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
OF the

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The seventeen annual course OF Medical Lectures
and the Fifth Dental Course will begin On Thursday
October /, at 4. H., in the college building IBIS
II ST. n. W.
Inc introductory Address in Medicine will be de-
hvered by Prof. D. h. Shute. NJ. d.. and the Address
ia Dentistry by William Donnally. d. u. s. The
profession and the public RESPECTFULLY invited
pm, and continue daily throughout the IN
both Medical and Dental Departments. For ruars
giving further information Clinical Instruction
Medicine and surgery. Dental Practice in the In
hrInary. fees. &c. Apply to DIR. A. +. A. KING,
Dean, T26 18th ST. NV. Cfice hours: to 10 a. M
and 1 to y. IN. Telephone so,
The autumn examinations vii. be held at the Med
ica College, on Tuesday. September -, at so p m
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Ma W ARREx Is ALL RreHr Now.
HE WAS TREATED BY DIR. JORDAN AND GOT
RELIEF AT LAST

In interview with . reporter Mr.. Albert Warren.
young Engl;shnAn. a member Of the family Of War
rem Bros. the vell-kno~n hrm Of contractors and
builders whose place of business is at the foot of 4th
e. said that hs suffered q deal with catarrh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

oh hohroLh AAD oLp roINl IAAs.
tTll go Steamer leaves 9TH terlIlIu u
cal- cars. i UEsDAi. 1HU ksDAl. SAIL HDAi And
SUNDAY. , I-ia- Llg.ited Nth eles-trIcity sad re-
FURNISHED throughout Through bsstuu An
ciueling nseals and lork
SclO lciesmOoe al. lsSBO. q i y. Ohces-.5la aud
l42l. anu H. a o. OLD and 1851 Frnna ave.
iyIO ALflai u nOOl G.TA
STEAMER L. v. ARROwsMITH. FROM sTH
- 81. whArf--On Monday aud "Wednesday, q 4 n "a
ior Colonial Beach. COiiOns. NoiIni Crs-k SMITH
intrrinedia. landlns's Afnse Al Maslinton Meslles
day anu FRIDAY mornings.
On saturdays. At 30 NJ. for Colonial Beach Col
ton =. Noan and locOnlco. k.turlllIs. land Coz
TOMS anu Cosonial Beach. ArrN. Washington sun
da.s. al ..
iyu-:sn c. ". RIDLEY. GenT Manar-r.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
VA COmlany.-SteAlner sue CaIt. W. &. Oeoghegan,
landings. Steamer Joln y. 1ygs.ff, 0.lt. sOhn A
Aetchaln. ieayea every Monday and thursday at
D IA. Tor river landings lhUrsaAy's trip Nll De
Z nosd 10 Baltlllore All ira,ut luusi L. Ir-I4la
tvr psssaEe and freight Apply 10 SlEPliEN sON q
btO. sth 81 Al--T.. ~ oor. Ia ave. l-tL
miL>Stm
SIEAMEK ''MAkEFIELD'
- Leaves .th-st. wharf On MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and SAl L hDAlS at : heturIing IIESDAl.
IlDAl and 81 NDAl eN.niIl-s,
fOr SoIllni CrteA. Va. and IT. Clements bay. Nd.
touching Al IIternesliate laEdlngs.
''lasselssT recommendations nrsi class
{. ". Ridley,
iys tssI.ral Manager
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

e hok1 hUI al TO LONDON
- ASAsDDEUTsChEkLL LLOYD s. s. CO.
tast ExIress Steamers.
- To Southampton l-OLaoI. liayTeD. bremen.
IraYe, Tues. s'lt -. o. t4l Ned. sept. 10.
D. n Haae, Sal, SVit. a. A-l hirel. lues,
SEPT. - - n. tuIda. Ned. SEPT. e. no a Il. !;
Al.er. Sat. SEPT -.
Comfortable state excellent table, luxurious
saloon aplOI .tucnts lrccs. LIST cAblI 40 and 40
ward berth. according location. I'd caOIn ssy0A
berh' sieeTase - aO~ i-ios AlplS T. 4. DilOOP.
G-o Penn ave- su2Y
LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL Steamship
"A LAs9ow TO BALLAD kLPhIA
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most dIrect route
IRON scotiaHd and North lid IA dale .of ireland
ACCOMMoDA Hons UNSl iPAssED.
lnieTAlediats. $50 sis-.rAse. ala
INV 1Olsk AND GLASGOW VIA Londonderry,
livery fortnight.
Isl Octoler..... State of Nebraska. e .s1Oa N.
lon Oct........ State Of California. -.-.-. 4 PIN
-ytn Oct....... state q: Nevada -. .....l D. In.
Csban Iassase. s. and upward. EAcurslon. st5 sn1
upward. hteeTage. sln
BALllMOkE AND LIN Ek1spOL sERNICE
Halifax VI. Johns. n D.
Steamers sail from BALTIMORE s1ftllArltly.
Apply to q. ". MOSS. .sl ia. ave. Of
mye. tim slrs. ID. A. BlsOSNAA. washington.
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SUKGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

The medical department of Howard University will
Did the following clinics for students during the
Surgical every Saturday by Profs. n. F. Graham
and {. b. Purvs. Surgical every Wednesday by Prof
Robert ReyDurn Practice OF medicine weekly by
Prof T. b. Hood. Obstetrics for seniors by Prof &.
b. Purvs- Diseases of throat weekly by Prof. J. E.
Bracket. Eye and every "Wednesday and Friday
by DR.. E. Oliver Belt Diseases of children and
minor surgery every Tuesday and thursday by Dr.
4. A. Baoch. DisIensary clinics daily by br. L. J.
Shadd- Dental every tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day by DIS over. Lee anu Lotion sel-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17
HOnsroRD.s AclD PusosrnArE

Imperts New Enemy to the Brain,
Giving the feeng ana sense Of increased intellect
ual power.
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Tor three or four and gave the following desyip
ton Of his case
Ny nosr Was stopped up most Of the time. with
occasionally wate-, disrharxe which compelled me
70 us~ my handkerchief frequently IL seemed o. n
Was continually taking fresh colds, matter how
careful Was 81 avoid 10.
The stopIaxe IL my 50 had at times that il
both-r-f me about sle-rinx causing frequently
wake up and make restless hal considerable
phls-1a collect IN my throat. which caused me to
cough AMI hawk ~ get rad Of
months. and nOtse . very decided dinerens- in my
eoncitiOn- Ny nose has been gradually getting more
and more open. until u feels
was before. don't want 10 any open the secre-
ton - nsfurzl don't hawk and spit my sleep Is
natural ami refreshing. and SAY that consider
that the eatarrh Is 4 thinx of the past"
DR. c. NJ. JORDAN
eos 18TH STREET NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE NOSE, THROAT,
LUNGS AND EAR
CONSULTATION FREE
once hours-Sto IL m. . to y.m., 6to s D. M ;
sundays. y to Il n
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EONZAGA COLLEGE,
AL STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER :.

Al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER :.
During the vacation the interior Of the college has
rnderEone thorough renovation The teaching stan
has been AUGMENTED, and the scholarly ataiunleut
the rr2ess9rs insure thorough education To those
We not experimentin- on the public by the intro
Ratio studioruIn societAtis J,su;" a method Of
teaching which has been sgnaI,y successiul the
schools OF Europe Tor the last hun eli years
needs but TO be followed to have the results here
every detail Of this ~ei-tried - stein nor sisii We
cease in our efforts until our puiis have reached
high standard VI excellence by Ic5lod
~, Efpsr.; IN sssnosrsPhy. typewri,ns and book
German and French, will be taught without extra
Rev. Robert Fulton, S. J., that experirnceG edu-
Gator founder OF our college at Boston, will upenntend
AMell-equlped English course "a open 10 thOsU not
desiring classical education.
Terms: SlO per quarter, IN advance
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Competition heldat the COLLEGE September 1. . and B.
{. GILLESPIE, S. j..
au2ltr President.
WAsHINGToN FINALE SEMINARY. 969 II
mathenstics. L4tlnl go to $40, modern lgnvuase
susim MIS- cIAH piA sft STA iSf ei IThiF.
SHAFTEsBURY COLLEGE or EXPRESSION,
= ". II. W.
Most advanced instruction elocuriun and oratory
to be had America. ACTING NOT TAUSHT
Guiding double course presenting the complete Dei-
sarte and new shaitesbury methods comb.n.d, also
opens October l. The new engraved catalogue Of 100
PAGES Is the Largest and most beautiful college
grees. gold medals and $500 prizes awarded The
Tseept q cents FtIL DIschIPf Az GfncT
LAhs fkEE au,1lm
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
il hat
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys fokIIErH YEAR bezlns weda-s-
Prepares ior Harvard. Yale. Princeton. johns Eop-
kills. Lehlxn and other Colleges and Unlverstes tor
the Scientific schools, United States Military and
Naval Academies and for business Special
Tor boys between and L. years Aful course
During the vacation the building has been thor
oughiy reinodeied and renovated important; additions
haTe Teen made play room has been provided for the
has been spared in preparation the vi the
Year For particulars. address cHAs. b. YOUNG.
Irlnclpai. auls-u
THE PARTISAN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
second session opens September -. All studies
TAUGHT IN French. The English course (under Miss
kENNEs. principal. l4ss ST. Il. se5-lm'
M ISIS AMY c. LEAhITT OF BOSTON.
PIANO kkS All 4 a Al aps-ws.
GARD THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY: HAY-
frof Henry c. Spencer. for twenty-five Year, in tins
CITY in the building up and administration the
IRON him. his dying beQuest, the and uncon-
"a proprietorsnp Of thus instituti.n Kermit me
Snuanee Of their generous confidence and patronage.
The entire corps Of twelve thoroughly trained teachers
l. retained IN charge Of the deIartnens and devo-
tion to the welfare Of the community shall IN the
inture as has been in the past. the spirit Of the
York. one Of the speneeran authors. brother
my husband VIII conduct the classes in penmanship
SEW SARA A. SPENCER.
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EDUCATIONAL
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
IN WASHINGTON,


N WASHINGTON.
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
100 and l1o4 Ms. ia and iI,s lIthst
Seventeenth year begins MONDAY. octoter5
Thoroash instruction in all departments accord
anoe with best modern methods.
Especial ADVANTAGES in English Literature History.
Modern Languages and Music.
Every appliance for health and comfort Of pupis.
including ample exercise grounds. steam heat pas
senscr elevator and perfect sanitation.
For circulars Apply to ths Principal.
ses;im MRS. ELIZABETH J. soMERs.
A FRENCH LADY. WITH BEST REFERFNCES
de s.r.s to form an evening" class " give private
ST. setwe,n and pm sel-Ini.
EkIENDs' SELECT SCHOOL. lSll 4 ST nv
sexes viii .n lis Slns y s sepie sS4 i'r h
nenSed and Professional teachers Specialists the
college o. giysy more i--ra tFainlns 70 Shoss ~ie
thoroushiy VENT sied NV plun5iris Wi eqn.ptsi
laboratory. reereac- library. ui2Is, charts and All
change. Office hours fror 10 20 IL o'ciooE.
set-tr Thos. ". sIDMEII. principal
n MI J. ESllIk DAILY,
VI VOICE CULTURE,
n'S s q VIEW YORK s.'e 'S'ehsr T!
II you want learn the best method Of phonorrarhy
thorough training in typewrit.nG 40 10 ths A.
Photography and business school, YIs and y9l h -;
ssS-sn nrIyry
MISS THOMAS (CONTRAITo5. Pupil or
VA sAsnor .Icrno. College OF Music. CINCINNATI. -
M t'U1lsssr
tory OF Music. Boston. desires hunted numb.r II
pnpls Tor further Information please cali at Jon
THE GIssEs TIFTEY. 1885 COECORAN 81
= n, ". o3innence Their ninsieenih annual session
made TO advance thear pupils. ses-tu. tLSslms
se5-s. tu tn In I'D Mass. ave IA. ".
A XII SCHOOL, $50 PIERCE PLACE NORTHWEST.
s stnao 9pen Sept. l." ier,ns on Sppl,estion.
MISS BALcH. 1907 10TH ST, WILL REOPEN
LNi her class for young ladies October special
sfrnction m Ehviish and Mathematics puTl.s pre-
pared for all examinations sel-im
DIANo LESSONS EXPEKIENCED AND sic
Tinners terms .,oc per hour. 800 ha.I hour. Mrs.
j.. 9Jt st NV au2S th.f. sim
ACNE PHoNoeRapHY AND BUSINESS
- SCHOOL.
Course OF studies: Pennanship. Bookkeeping.
arithmetic, spelling. teleyraphy. typewriting and
stenoeraphy.
In our Acme method Of Shorthand the principles Z
the system are impaired easy lessons and
proficiency 10 acquired in three months Hundreds
students have been turned out Proficient stenOraprrs
from tins Institute. and number have been piaed
position by the principal oi the school.
Sessions day and evening Call SIND pamphlet
aueo-3m i. j. MtLSEY. Principal.
14SSN ST. FORMERLY l:=Sj l5rH.
The Mlsses ker's Boarding and Day scioci for
young ladies and little children Will reopen S.lteml-
Der %. au.s,',nl
EoNZAGA COLLEGE,
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer.


The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
new and connections Law building Nos 506 and sos
b 81 rs n0S a5 Go a IS2
poses Of the Law School, and Is believed to be in
which erected Enlarged accommodations are pro:
yided IN rhe way 81 seture rooms and library and
gsh and leading American reports and the latest
books upon most legal SUBJECTS with the commodons
Pm daily. Sundays excepted. to students and alumni
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and an
p0uncelnens made for the ensuing term in the new
ent and prospective students alumni OF the and
all interested most cordially invited be present
and '1s Monaas SW and Thass
days from 30 20 $40 p m. for information. enrol
81, be obtained at book stores Of W. H. morrison.
and !. s. rnS drae store Ore EST
s. n W. or on application personally Or by letter to
se14-1m Secretary and Treasurer.
pRoF; PAUL voINOT. DIPLOME DE LUNI,
Sspse ds Francs has rsopensa his school Of
cent rspld progress assured Office hours. to p H.
MADAME A. DE BAUssET HAS MOVED TO sl5
the fscgsain Of the institution Also private
EkENCh LEssONs..FIyE MONTHS COURSE.
y Slo Tuesdays and Fridays. 307 st. n W. Ex-
and siis pRupHoMmr
NJ ISIS FRANCES MARTIN WILL REOPEN HER
~ private day school children at 1905 st. NV.
distinguished Pansian professor Private classes in
Freneh music ana Delsarte. sel2-lm'
Ms. GEO. f u ss9s Ssb htS SiS asTM ST.
sss can be made tor lessons from
M ADAhE A. FELE VKon "a, sAk Ia,S :.
French classes and psiv... E6t
NJ rs 9Th ST. NV,
.s,e.,m. Voice culture and piano ,n...,,.,,,,
M lss sCHnITTs SCHOOL
and 81. sas Coaches.
A LADY TEACHER WILL TAKE FEW MORE
yish 66ssinnsss Terms reasonable. Address DE-
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Founded 17SS-69. Preparatory.
Collegiate and Post-Graduate Courses.
Term opens September 10.
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School of Medicinc--Fountled 1851.
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School Of Law-Founded is70
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