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A VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT.
How the Guests ut the Fanquier Springs
Were Entertained.
Correspondence of The Evening Star

How the Guests ut the Fanquier Springs
Were Entertained.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
tAuQUIER SULPHUR SPRINGS Va
September %, 1891.
We have had q good many pleasant events
happen here this summer, but none of equal
interest to the tournament which came of OH
Tuesday OF last week. OF twenty-four war
veterans whose names were down to ride only
seven responded to the roll coll. These were
L. III. Rush, knight of Manassas; G. +. Gal
way, the Heavyweight; j. B. Flynn, Sixth vir-
ginia Cavalry; T. +. Jones, Ninth Virginia; L.
q. stone, knight Of Midway: J. r. Spillman,
knight Of Freemaa's Ford and 8. NJ Withers
knight Of the Black Horse Brigade.
As for their riding, it was not perhaps SO
spirited as when the riders swept on their
grand charges under A-hby or Nosby and the
other daring leaders Of the rebellion but in
many instances it was very fine and did much
to show what n southern cavalryman was and
should be. think four out OF nine WAS the
largest number of rings taken.
special feature OF the tournament was the
appearance of the famous old war horse
Judge" belonging in The family of Gov
Smith and ridden during all the years of war
fare by one OF his sons Judge YVES a veritable
antique. with the general appearance Of having
shpped out OF an ancient frieZe of the wooden
horses Of Troy but he went to his work with
will that showed the spirit of his youth still
fingered in him. Why his rider was not sue
cessful l cannot imagine. He certainly mad
time to pick the rings off q: his leisure as he
went by them.
The charge to the knights was delivered by
Col Scott Of WarreEton. and the successful
riders. were the Knight of Manassas, who won
the prize saddle. and the knight OF heavyweight
who got a handsome bride.
After the tournament | am sorry to saw. the
gallant fellows showed the white feather
stoutly refusing 10 a man TO enter the ball room
or To take any part in the Coronation and 20
their hardly earned honors were transmitted to
the younger generation Miss Salie Hall Of
Roanoke was crowned queen by Mr.. L. W:
Rush. Miss Mills of Washington first maid by
Mr.. Markham Payne, Miss Rose johnson OF
Warrenton second maid by Mr.. John Myer and
Miss Flynn of Culpeper third maid. After the
coronation the usual grand ball was given.
The grounds were crowded all day with the
immense number of people who came from far
and near to witness the tournament and a
grand rallying place did they prove for the
many old comrades whom time and circum-
stances had long separated.
Among those at the ball who received con-
| siderable amount of attention were Mrs. Judge
Barlow and Miss Darneile and Mrs L. +.
Brooks of Washington.
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HURLED TO DEATH.
How Easy to prlft Toward Death.

A man In boat bove the falls in smooth water.
Unconscious Of danger, allowed himself to drift.
The current, at first slight, increased until his
rapid whirlng and roar Of tie cataract brought
to his senses full realization Of his awful peril
too late.
So We often neglect little weakness, nervous
ness. tired brain, sleepless nights from which we
wake tired and unrefreshed, weary, laneuid feel
ing, headache, confusion of mind. dulness loss Of
memory, strange sensations-which mean In
sanity.
Cold feet and limbs, numbness, trembling,
prickling sensation, extreme WEAKNESS Of limbs
mean Paralysis. We often disregard the weak
ness and languor of Debility and malaria, the dis
order Of stomach, liver or kidneys until fatal
disease fastens upon us.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The EVENING STAR is everywhere recog-
nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the
leading and favorite newspaper of the National
Capital. alike in the coun.ing-room. the work
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads it regularly. 1t
is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and. in proportion to circulation,
as ADVERTISING rates are also much he cheapest
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3. G. Bruce, editor OF the Lice Stock Record.
died 1T his home in Lexington, Ky., Yesterday
OF apoplexy. in his sixty-third year. He was
the founder Of the Turf. Field end Farm.
Col. II. 5. Olcott, president and founder Of
the Theosophical Society, arrived at New York
yesterday. He is on his way to Japan to found
. branch Of the society there.
1t is reported that the Gear Of Russia and En-
peror Of Germany will meet on October Is.
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CLUBS TAKE A REST.

Association Mines spent Yesterday in Trav-
cling.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Nd,ionn, League.
First game-New York. 9: Philadelphia, z.
Second game-Philadelphia 3; New York. 2.
First game-Boston, 5; Brooklyn, l. Second
game Boston, .; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburg Il; Cleveland, 8.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, 0.
HOW THE CLrBs STAND.
National League
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NEARLY ALL WOMEN HAVE GOOD HAIR, though
many gray and few are bald Hairs Hair Remover
restores the natural color and thickens the growth
of the hair.
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SAMUEL n. YFATMAN, ESQ,
SECRETARY md rre.srrar

The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
new and commodious Law building, Nos sos and sos
st. NV. is now rapidly approaching completion
IBIS building is 10 be devoted exclusively TO the pur
every respect thorouehiy adapted the purposes
which erected. Enlarged accommodations are pro-
rided In the way OF lecture ROOMS and library and
reading rooms. The library comprising the En-
glls and ean2 American reports. and the latest t.
books upon most legal subjects, with tie commodious
reading rooms attached. will he open from to I'D
pm daily sundays excepted. to students and alumni
OF the school.
Tie introductory lecture will be delivered and an
nounrements made for the ensuing term IN the new
building on "Wednesday, October at 30 y. m. Pres
and prospective students alumni OF the school
all interested most cordially invited to Ice present
The secretary can be seen at the Old Law building.
corner 9th and SITS. L w., on Mondays anu Thurs
days from 30 to 81 for information. enrol
ment kc Circulars giving course of study, terms.
&c. he obtained at book stores Of W ii. Morrison
1884 + ST. n. and Lowdernilk L Co.. l4s4 + 81.
T.. and at W. s. 1hompson's drug store, sC 18th
n W.. or on application personally or By letter to
the undersigned =. NJ. YEATNAN.
sel4lm Secretary and treasurer.
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Nv trouble commenced several months axo by TAX
In cold IN my rat Irh at the time
AMI continued 20 srrater or ss decree until was
~ rr.s! - e. the outcome My chest also caused ne
cOn-il.rahl- trouble from feliI- Il OPPRESSION and
tI-htu--s. With CONSIDERABLE exIectOrAtiun. Ny nose
stuffed w and had slight pain my
rys~
Contluiins the conversation Mr. Mccoy explained
that VIII h. hal not usnt Ass>tane Of any secial
Ist Ir-yuu, 20 hi Co1lu-nciux treatment under DIT
a Nj Dorian q Jts 18th street northwest the result
of aivs. and .einas sVsn By others had been any
tinx but satisfactory and apjiy he becoming
sk-Vtic. while the other hand the treatment re-
rviv- from DR. jordan las been efiescious from the
start. The CONDITION ~as a stubborn one. but there
rraiua sneliUraticn Of the symptoms. the pain
the sb--t hi- became clearer. the
Iain his disappeared his thruat felt clearer
sut more natural ''B-Sause connected with the
Treasury Del Dr. Jordan did feel u my
Iui- and prs- tbs time. but made known To
his liberal for treatment until my restoration
To health sEO ald hs established"
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NTARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION ORATORY
M AND ACTING.
Gl4 18th st. n.
+. G. Martyr. President. Capital. $780, 600. The
oldest and advanced college; teaches the true
Shaftesbury method publishes sixteen books and
furnishes method Of instruction to nearly all teachers
and colleges in America. COLLEGE opens OCTOBER /,
catalogue tree. aul6-3ln
A RI SCHOOL. WEST END.
"A 411J 18th st. n. w.,
Miss 8. W Kelly, London medalist principal; classes
resumed September Terms on application. au2g-lm'
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IDIANO LESSONS
L Miss CLARA HARRISON. Pupil Of DR.. William
Mason. New York. lolp . st. N. W., October 1.
Previous to that date office hours from 10 80
Tuesdays and Fridays at l2l5 st. II. sels-lni.
ct. JOHNS COLLEGE. VERMONT AVE
- Studies: English, French, Latin, Greek standard
photography, commerce, nistheIuatics Has primary
z. iy.-S-tr
ct. CECELIA'S ACADEMY. FOR YOUNG LADIES
y and children. G0l Last Capitol ST. will reopen
Monday, September IA. Ladies' ATTENDING sclsol
admitted 20 he classes music. painting phonog
THphy and typewrting. auI.j-.,,.-
AIR. PUTSAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
VI and boys will open September II. PSI Best ia
cities offered for pupils OF all irEate nstruc
tion given II desired. Apply to NJ. h. PUTNAM.
A. NJ, lab CorcorEn st. II. sci SIN
THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PHAkMACEU-
ucal departments OF Howard University will open
their winter session October l. For circular address
Z. s. fuR RVS. N. D.. Secretary. Ills l:ItE st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No: 44s3-AbMiN: DOG: "a. THIS Is TO
OF Columbia, have obtained from this Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding . speclal
term for orphans court business letter. tsetainentary
the personal estate Of Ethelbert CArrul Morgan,
late OF the District OF Columbia, deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the thereof
to the befors the 10th day Septsm
bsr next They may otherwise BY Law be excluded
from all bene6f of the said estate
Given under my hand this 10th day of septsnber,
1SOI. - p WRIGHT, keu1seer OF Wills.
JOHN H. MAGkIDER, l4IS n Y. ave,
WIN. =. sTEPHESsON. IN q. wharf
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Mrx. As \ Ruiz. ARE ArpRr.

MEx. As \ RUE ARE AppRr-
CIATIvr. AND WOMEN EVEN MORE
SO. THIS ACCOUNTS FOR THE PoPU-
LARITY CF OR
EQUIrAHLE
CREDIT
sYsTEM.
THE TIDY AND ECONOMICAL
EOUsTwIFE ACKNOWLEDGING IFS BEN
FACTIONS By SURROUNDING HER
HOME WITH BEAUTY AND COMFORT.
LAYING ASIDE A FEw DOLLARS PROM
HER wrEKLY Or MONTHLY SAVINGS.
ALL THE WHILE ESJOYING THE swkETs
OF DOMESTIC BLISS.
TO LIVE IN SQUALog AND DIsCoM-
FORT HAS BEEN MISFORTUNE OF
The PAST. TRACEABLE TO THE STERN
EXACTIOSs OF A CASH SYSTEM WHICH
LAcks CONFIDENCE IN HUMAN Ma
TURF
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
DEAPERIEs.
STOVES.
WORKS OF AIT.
HocsE 4 HrRRMaNS,s
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
DE-. 0lD. gil AND s.a 7TH 81.
~ls 60 MASS. AVE NV.
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GEOkGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
" Il ourded i1h9l
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty.
REV. ]. HAvENS RICHARDS, g. T..
President of the University.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, IL ID.
(Chief Justice L. 8. Court Of CIaiins),
Lecturer Statutory and Administrative Law and
Lesal Maxms.
MARTIN i. NORRIS. LID.
Dean OF the Faculty and Lecturer constitutional
and International Law, Admiralty and Comparative
Jurisprudence.
HON. JEkEM1AH NJ. WILSON. IL D.,
Lecturer the Law of Real Estate and the Law of
Evidence
ANDREW b. DUNALL. A. a.. Ii. B..
LECTURER on Equity Jurisprudence and Torts
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable PAPER.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON. LII D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership, CORPORATIONS,
Practice and Trstaiuentary Law.
K. ROSS PERRY. A. NJ.
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Criminal Law and
Domestic Relations.
REV. RENE HOLLAND. s. J.,
Lecturer on Natural LAW
MOOT COURT.
CIRCUIT COURT: PROF. GEORGE e. HANII-
TON. COURT OF APPEALS: PROPS MARTIN +.
MORRIS. JOSEPH }. DARLINGTON AND X. ROSS
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EDUCATIONAL.
y WASHINGTON,


EEURGETOWN UNIVERSITY
~ Washington. ID. @.
School Of Arts and Sciences. Georgetown Collsr~
FOUNDED 11Ss-S9. Preparatory
COLLEGIATE and Post graduate Coursea
Term opens September To-
Apply to the President
Rev. J. Ravens Richards, ST.
School of Medicine Founded ISL
Term opens Octobsr5
Apply TO the Dean of the Medical Faculty,
6. /. Magruder. NJ. D.. SIS Vermont ave. NV
School Of Iaw-Founded 1870
Term opens October z.
Apply TO the Secretary.
s. NJ. Yeatinan. Georgetown Law Building
J. HAvENS RICHARDS. S. J., Rector
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A c. srARIN,s BUSINESS COLLEGE. Us A,

c. sTARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 10 AND
a. u st n wEonly school in the city where rapiI
other colleges and practical shorthand writers
here TO increase their speed. Shorthand. typewrit
iny. bookkeeping. Ptman shorthand. including thirty
hours dictation each week and practice Caigraph
or Remington. or both, three months. $40. Business
starn's celebrated book charts penmanship. CONNER
Cia arithmetic. writing and filing Of all varieties
commercial paper. English and spelling. three months,
$40. Prot. Starin has conducted the business school
at the Prep. Dept. OF the Columbian University for
the past two years. He also had charge the bust
ness school at the Y NJ &. A. during the past year.
and. having trained thousands of young men and
women for lives Of usefulness and honor he is pre-
pared to to parents: send your and ugh
tiers and will. in tie shortest possible time. them
to enter the of the business world and conquer
all Obstacles TO he met therein. Open day and night
all summer. One hundred students now in regular
attendance. Diplomas. au2.-1la
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CAPITOL HILL kINDERGARTEN. 81 Sd ST.
~ Sc. reOpenS Monday, Oct. 8. For circulars aud
information apply after Sept. I'd to tho principal.
COkNELIA +. BOYDEN. . selh-s-w<
CTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS
- in all branches Of education. Special
tention TO those whose early education has been neg
lected Civil service examinations; successful prep
arstion; full information. Preparation college,
West Point. AnnaP0is and all examinations. Type
writing done. b. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
established 1876. 0. ". cor. 9Th and X sts. NV.
selS-3m'
IL and pref'aration for civil service examinations.
Pupil. prepared for coilsse. Annapolis. West Point
and all EXAMINATIONS. Prof. i. A. SPRINGER, :k20
spruce st.. II Drott Park SELF lOts
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

VI 40 d f = Mr. Flora c. Dennison,,
her D. at 10 pm for Misses and Masters and At
See a.! former pupils. Call for circulars
se,&-dtd Academy AMI residence. 1917 ST.
OTTo T. SIMON i PTPIL Of PATTON OF n. Y.
ana LAih l nGcEs ct % itioRaoh hns'
Author of The Study Oh Vocal Physiology and the Use
Special course 70 those wishing to become teachers.
Instructor at Norwood Institute.
ns ADDRESS Hotel shirley. Baltimore. until 0sto-
- hand and Iypewriting, Room los. Lehman build
ing. New York ave near 18th At.
IL is wise ooiy to leain the best system of short
livery isciity Tor beginnins or advanced work. day
AMI evening. Especial attention such methods Of
die iation as suited to promote rapid progress.
Some OF our pupils writing 100 to ii5 words
Shorthand and typewritinu exclusively. se23-1m
L'REE-HAND PORTRAIT DRAINING Is AS
easy meihod For interview and explanations sddres
nj College OF Music at the syratnse University. is
now ready to receive pupils for instruction PIANO
'Vsss Ri1s!ns and voice culture oil 9TH st. NV
Mss scHMIl IT'S scHo0L
Kindergarten. Primary and Deaf Classes. POS F st:
NV. Coaches. sel2-lm'
ELzABEETIHH, P r KlIN ~
soIiG RAMS Srs
MR.. $. MONROE FABIAN, THE EMINENT
pupils higher art Of panoforts instruction in
H&S sS HGs 'f{ sfS S iS,s ksABE CO.'S
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
w Az. F. Capitol ST.. give. thorough practical
favorably known and its graduates ready and
s1,shetc. sas2ess writing. spens
grammar . and sErresrondsnes business practlee
eclectic shorthand, months, $40; typewritinx.
months $40 Call or send for - circular free
se?lu COURT 7. WOOD. IL. NJ. Principal.
Mr.. ERNEST LENT.
NJ. rK SfnG Y YHNr and theory Of music.
Piano. Residence. lbs Corcoran ST. sel9-lm'
Z ,ERMAN- AMERICAN ACADEMY; DAY AND
Af tsi eIsas n apse
SlsNoK MARIANA MANA.
Vocal School Italian method pupils thoroughly pre-
p.5sa e, grand '0ra'Or0s 'l0 w.
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE HAVING
IL! moved nc into its new quarters sos i7th st NV:
branches d ueten in Akf lro@ OCTOBER Cir'
aIs may be had at tue principal art and book stores
$%spSs$lS T. hSMEs .Ss M:
BERTHA f. PERRIE. sel9-lm'
Miss sTERLING,s 49, ,nrr,
se,o-,m HEorESs OCTOBER l. Isl lsqi; ST. NV
A Primary Ok f Tnf oursoy PLAN.
Quoted BY is'F L. HA H. SRf sPasisns r
Opens Oct. 6 G.eisiml isas ! s: NV.
S'hooif 81 la Iap iiGH And Il tctHhik6REN.
Evans 5f ssN,iSg 5St15 tS Ns !. ISL
FOR p'ieS M:ss A afEYYyEsS GERTRUDE NUrT1sa.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

THE MISSES 11FfEI. l4l6 COMEDIAN ST
Il n. ~. commence Their nineteenth annual session
for .ris and little boys SkPrEMBkR IL. livery Effort
made 80 al anu tlsrir puIals. ssS-tu. thNslnl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
A TRr,srnr EMPLOYEES Discovery
AND RECOVERY.

The rurIshei testimonials in the daily press Of
pr n DO lad he-n Affected with throat AMI nose
aur-., atir-- several e whom knew. determined me
g. ~.-z r-lisf % ths phySis tan inslOr--d-'
Tfu- stoS- Mr. A. y. Mccoy. n watchinan in the
Ts,Eslry Department AMI Who resides at lil7 st.
4 a. u reporter.
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS,
u THE SPENCERIAN DJJSINESS COIIEaE

Cor 9TH AMI d sts NV
Twenty seventh scholastic year begins Tuesday.
September /. 1891. Day and evening sessions Seven
eSSmsDinea schools School Of Practical business,
school Of Preparatory English, School of Shorthand
and Typswritinx, School OF Journalism, School Of
Spencsrisn PeNmanship. School Of Mechanical and
Training. Full corps Of instructors. Moderate rates
OF tuition; central locstion spacious halls and class
rooms. SERVICES Of Graduates vi Ways In demand Once
open every business day. Call send for Illus
trated annual announcement. containing full IN
formation. MRS. bAkA A. SPENCER.
au24 Principal and Proprietor.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY OF LAW.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. IL. D.
(LArE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE D't FEEs16 81 s2.vADlA''
Lecturer on III 5ussifGn Fl The FEDERAL Courts
Lecturer on the Law Of Baiineuts AID Domestic
p.,, HON. j.; @; 6IKTS s , IL, D., ,,,..,,
dence. constitutional and Commercial Law and Law
EUGENE cARUsI. Ii. D..
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal Property
WALTER F. ROGERS. Ii. NJ,
sf aGS q sA ritfHi lF~ F ahf frffife
T Lave Of 1
HON; JOIN GOODE: IL: D:
(LArE MEMBER OF CONGRESS FROM vIEGINIA),
,Acks ss'Srf Il. ' Rs sfalnis Lay ir: B..
HON. On cfassiss ins TSs Msst
Judge. OF the Court OF Appeals.
streets northwest. nearly completed, on Monday.
addresses by the several scsTs faculty and
announcements of the courses OF study. The classes
Will meet ut d: ID O'Clock instead Of O'Clock
except sunday. from O'Clock In. to 10 O'clock ..
sions Of the Building provide halls de
bat! NJ societies and clubs TOR associated study.
The library Will he largely increa sed during the
rent year. and will be accessible to students daily from
O'Clock H. IA until 10 O'Clock H.
The Moot Court will begin its sessions In October,
and will sit twice in each week Except durtnS the
Christmas holidays) during the entire term bssd,
the and trial law and In equity
the members Of the bar are exercised in preparing
eeds OF conveyance. Wills. leases contracts and other
legal instruments.
The patent tar course. which extends through
nearly the Wh0(e term. 10 open to all the students
without extra charge. Others desiring to take this
course alone may do so at q reasonable charge.
Morrison. 1854 ST. n W.. and Of Lowdermilk Il Co.
EUGENE d. CARUSI,
n n
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CHIROPODISTS.

V,ENDER FEET INSTANTLY RELIEVED AAp
u cure guarunteed best refcrenceA
DR. y. J. GEORGES SON.
psrlors. lib Pa ave \. " speciAlfy-RemovA
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises OF this institution, the COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT of tine COLUMBIAN Univ ERSITY,
viii he resumed in the Lecture Hall Of the University
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. at 8 O'Clock a. M.
when new students, not graduates Of the Preparatory
School. will present themselves for admission. The
College is open to students OF both Applications
Tor catalogues should he addressed the Registrar,
MIR. Ii. q. HODGklNS. A. b. who may be found daily
in the University Library.
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RAILROADS..

(hksAPEASE a OHIO HALLWAY -ss'HEpUIE
IN .ref -eff 70 Trains cave daily from Union
Ieh d Y }. 9h and B. Throash the sranas<i Avn
- n Nrrca. VITA tie handSonle-f and contplees
SID rain service West fron WASHINGTON 200 nm.
nAtl 'tin'iEnati Past Lane. VITA dinfnT car nou.
Ws.hihSton and solid Tram 20 t,ihclnnau without
:. - srrN ms ~ Cnstnnsti ~ 20 cOnn-stin
w -" liSn dett tot lndianapoiis. 81 lsuis Al no
I'm ~" famous - q. Y. Nesfihuse IImltss- sohd
,e-ttued train with dining Ctnrlnnati Ohio.
Lexington and Louisville ny arriving ID tinr,nn ~
Hh lat M IL Ainstun ~ o. m. LOUSY ills az n
NJ snneSt'ns IA nion dslcis Tor all poinis 90 A.
xire~- Tor tsor,luu-yi To-. gharrsts~xtIls Hsf
mcnd, Nstnsseoro, stAuntat-snd priiripal Nirrtnis
III n ~ . ~ va X railssp and k.c hIsepl
fuli loSations and tickets Compsny- ofnc~~ ,l1
aid l$.l fenna ave. n. w FULLER eena ~ A so
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'INHE PARTISAN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
= second session opens September - All studies
tauSht IN French. The English (under Miss &.
NJ. Bslis care) optional MME p. OES GAR.
RESNES, principal. l4.,N ar n ~ sp.rIms
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CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM-
RIAN UNIVERSITY

i ms school will open at O'Clock y. M. OCTOBER
], with the following courses OF instruction viz. All
departments of Eng hsh. Mathematcs. Civil Engineer
Latin. French. German, Mechanical and other
branches of drawing, with lecture Astron
meet in the evening and open to both For
FEISTOE, LII. d. SCI
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COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
023 La.a ave. opposite city Post office.

e. h. CRNER. A. NJ, c. l.. Prin.
Sixth year as business educator in this city. FIJI
teen years member of the faculty of Eastman College
Joint author of the Eastman Sy stem OF Training which
received the only gold medal awarded for business
education at the worlds fair held in Paris in 1889
Six courses: Business. English. Accountancy, Civil
Service. Shorthand and Typewriting Superior and
enthusiastic teaching. 1horouzh and practical
courses: Graduates of rare excellence and distin-
Ruished success. situations when competent. Send
for Catalogue containing description of the
and list Of last seasons enrolment more than 100
students. Enroll at once Sessions begin September
], 1881. au2J