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LATE POLITICAL NEWS.
Republican and Democratic Conventions and
Nominations In Colorado.

AsePuOuc0O ana DemOcr8ttC COnventiOn1 ana
Nominations In Colorado.
The republican state convention Of Colorado
assembled yesterday at Glenwood Springs.
The object Of the convention was the nomina-
ton OF judge Of the supreme court. Chief
Justice Helm WAS nominated by reclamation.
The silver plank Of the platform calls for the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver. The
platform heartily indorsss the administration
Of President Harrison, and while not agreeing
with him upon the question Of coinage of
silver, 1t recognizes his administration q
square and upright, approves the action and
record Of Senators H. n. Teller and E. o. VOL
colt and Representative Townsend in the last
session Of Congress and favors protection
against every form Of convict or servile labor.
The democratic state convention met at Den
yer yesterday. Hon. Luther VI. Goddard of
Leadviiie was the only candidate for chief JUS
tice, and his nomination was made unanimous.
The platform heartily approves Of the Aus
tralian system of election laws enacted by the
last general assembly favors the free and I'M
limited coinage Of silver; sends greeting to
Gov. Campbell, Gov. Boes and brother demo-
Gratis in Ohio and Iowa; favors equal repre-
sentatIou by both parties on the bench, and de-
ciares sympathy with labor organizations
New York Democrats Organize.
The long deferred meeting OF the New York
democratic state executive committee was held
yesterday ut the Hoffman House in New York
Many Of the big spirits of the party were in
attendance. Vim. +. Sheehan, S. W. Rosendale,
d. Cady Herrick, Daniel Lamont, Amos j.
Cummings. Edward Murphy and Senator Stad-
ler were among those who paced the famous
corridors early.
The meeting was strictly executive. even the
candidates being excluded from the delibera-
tons. d. G. Griffin of Watertown secured the
chairmanship.
Following are the committees appointed: On
observation-disclosures. Cummings Mclean and
Iilden; on organization = Lamont, Meyer,
Stadlcr, Kearney. Lany and Preston; on reg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Herrick, Voorhees, and
Eustis.
While the executive committee was in session
great number OF prominent democrats called
at the hotel.
The headquarters of the committee will be
Troy.
Political Notes.
The republican state convention of South
Dakota yesterday afternoon nominated on the
first ballot Col. John L. Jolly, state senator
from Clay county, to fill the term in Congress
made vacant by the death Of Congressman
Gamble
j. Brady nominated by the Nebraska demo-
Gratis for the supreme court of that state has de-
clined the nomination.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF Balti-
more IL making arrangements to tender n re-
be given about the first week in October.
County tickets were nominated yesterday by
the democrats OF Charles, Frederick, Allegheny
and Washington counties of Maryland.
The republican judicial nominating conven-
ton of the fifth district of Maryland has de-
cided TO make no nomination.
After TBE Stars report closed yesterday the
following nominations were made by the Massa-
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THE HOME TEAM.

The grounds were too wet to allow the Sec
oud game to be played in the short series with
Baltimore, and the game had to be postponed
II will probably be played off on one of the
days On which baltimore is scheduled for play
irg here next week, at the close of the season.
The Statesmen leave here this afternoon for
Boston to play three games there. Great pre-
partitions are being made for this series be-
tween the peanant winners aud the tail enders,
and the home club may come out winner in =
financial sense, even if the team should not get
any games
TIE Kx-MASAGER.
At a special meeting OF the directors last
night the resignation of Manager Shannon was
presented and accepted. He leaves for his
home in Bridgeport. Conn.,, today. letter
WAS addressed to him by the secretary of the
club, Mr.. 7. b. kalbfus. lii acknowledgement
and acceptance OF his resignation, in which he
said:
Il am instructed by the board Of directors to
notify you that your resignation as manager
and captain has been accepted to take effect
September 80. Your sickness, now of nearly
two months duration. which has prevented
your participation in the games, has no doubt
dictated your course in severing your connec-
ton with the club, knowing, you did, that
the directory Of the club desired to combine
the position Of manager and captain in the per-
son of player. The board deeply regrets the
of circumstances that has pre-
vented the success of this plan. from which
they expected great results. You have been
earnest and active so far as your health would
permit in the performance of your duties and
have at all times shown a Willingness and de-
sire to give Washington a winning ball team,
which entities you to our thanks and best
wishes for your future success, health and
prosperity, and the same are herewith Crate
fully rendered you
No schedule of exhibition games has yet been
arranged. but it is expected that the team will
have no difficulty in finding plenty OF chances
to play with other teams until it gets too cold
to play.
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GEORGETOWN.
A BURGLAR cAPrURrp,

BURGLAR CAPTURED,
Last night there slept behind the bars at the
police station Henry johnson. . colored resi-
dent Of southeast Washington, and the charge
against him was that he had entered the home
of Mr.. b. Patrick tho architect, 1905 3Oth
street, and stolen quantity Of things. 1t was
about o'clock yesterday afternoon that Mrs.
Patrick discovered him making for her silver
ware closet and when she raised a cry he
snatched bundle Of things which he had pre-
yiously gathered and dashed out Of the front
door and down the street. Officer Bloom
was soon in pursuit. however, but not until the
avenue bridge had been crossed and 25th and
streets reached was the thief and his bundle
captured. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick were ut the
station last night and recognized the articles
taken from the bundle as belonging to her.
She stated that after the man fled from the
house large, HAT, sharp-edged rock was found
on her bureau. which the robber had evidently
brought in with the intention OF using it on
whoever molested him. Before the burglar
was discovered he had Invested himself OF his
own ragged suit Of clothes ard donncd . fine
suit belonging to Mr. Sherman Patrick. This
is the third attempted robbery that has taken
place in Georgetown in the last ten days
KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE.
There was organized last night at Trinity
Catholic Church the knights Of 81. Augustine.
a colored beneficial society. After the twenty
three members had been formally made into
one body. the priest in charge made \ few re-
marks appropriate to the occasion and bene-
diction WAS said. The society then, to the
sound Of music, marched from the church and
down TO the home Of Capt Gen Neal, 1909 o
street, where reception was rendered the
members and their friends. The titles Of the
officers governing the society are captain gon-
eral. first deputy, second deputy, herald,
warden. secretary, sergeant-ataYms and Yo-
cording scribe. The new organization starts
out under very favorable auspices. The reg
ular meeting day is the first Tuesday IN each
month.
THE ARLINGTON HALFWAY.
About three-quarters of mile o. the track
Of the new Washington and Arlington road has
been laid and work is progressing at rapid
rate. The grading and filling is going steadily
on and ii in said that by the LIST Of tho coming
November the road will be finished from the
southern end OF tho Free bridge TO Arlington
cemetery.
TIE CATTLE NARKEr.
At tho Arlington stock yards Monday there
were l09cattle up and SOLD: Best, to 1c., good,
81 to $40; medium, 8 to 3Ac.; common 2 to
$50. Seven hundred and ffty-one sheep and
lambs-Lambs, ~ to &C.; sheep, 8 70 Axe,
calves, to SIC. Eight cows and oalves-920
| to si2 Market fair.
Mr.. VIM. wirrow, . resident Of the nrst
ward, went out yesterday under The Chain
bridge to shoot birds. He carried with him q
Hns dog valued a s4O, and, before the gun had
gone % three times, that 80 dog was corpse,
and Mr.. Wirrow's gun and bad aim was the
cause Of his sudden demise.
| Mr.. William Craig has returned homo from
two months visit to Toronto, Canada.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e3-Thc way to advertise is to put your an
nounccment where it win be seen by the people
You want 70 reach. TIE STAR reaches every
body in Washington, and all advertisements
in is columns are regularly and carefully read
by all members of the household
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

TIE COLUMBIAN sNf pffiIS STnTYFrr Law SCHOOL
And Professor .; Public and Private Intentional
THE HON. JOHN n. HARLAN. Ii.
{AssocrArE JusrIcE OF THE suPRExE COURT OF THE
Gnised States Of the q Domestic Relations. '''
3 4 fo HIS SaLfRR fE Cd aSx Of TeF s.
'A''o0A '' DISTRICT Of ooIunnI Ms COURT OF THE
Professor of the Law Of Res and Personal Property,
q n1s vi aR TASEf r
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common Law
and hsH psafpSS I'd e. hs ksT &, Ef5's
associate IusrtcE OF THE suPHEMs COURT OF THE
Tn. non Sh Fl h1T Il
tcuIEF JUSTICE OF LouIsIANAl.
HEN tsatq f D on us an 4 r. Lay. Ii M
tsoNxrINE ASSISTANT arTonSIy OF THE DISTINCT OF
Professor of Common law Practice and Lecturer on
THE HON. Hs'sry TS6tkkifTM1xeroN. IL
(soNETIME DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE UNITED
w1LL,hG 81 !; = M s,s,ss Esq.
THE HON '"' TiGhil isi' GSeSE sinoSbs NJ
OMITTED STATES COMMISSIONER OF pArrxrs,.
THE aSs S S bf ESy G. G. ssSbEy
(AssocIArE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
LECTURER on crimnai Law and on Criminal Pleading
WILLIAM ana &C. JOHNSON t6aa.,ss LIN.
tor , Tas w u Moss cSSr sAA'.
The opening exercises take place in Law Lecture Hall
Of the tnHsFsiS son,heas, S0rReT 18th and SITS n
when addresses viii ie made BY the professors in e1
pcation Of their lecture courses with the announce
leadaE 70 The degree Of Bachelor of LAWS
The lectures are All delivered after o'clock NJ
Junior year and this course viii ie aurmened Sy the
ssia.es 81 f1.,ise HAsLIS, JUSTICE BkES AND
tive hours wsel. viii run taropsl The wGo.e year.
moro seciaizcd because OF the additions made to the
m. Law Iatrsry is open daily for study reference
legal debate and for associated study special
4hs sgisesr is daily in attendance in the Law Ii
oraTy 70 enroll students and answer
on Patent Law is open to ali students. but may be
Morrison, 1884 81. NV. and OF Iowdern,iik Co..
70 JANIS Ts or by letter
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
fnfss.ss rt Of tins re
% ss h' 5s
College is open to students both sexes Aspirations
Mr. wEo may % bs soSna daily
IN the University Library.
CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLUM-
BIAN UNIVERSITY.
This school will open at o'c. ock y. M, OCTOBER
!. with the following courses Of instruction viz All
departments of English, Mathematics Civil Eugiueer
ing, Chemistry, AssayinK, Physics. Mileralogy.
Latin. French. German, Mechanical and other
branches OF drawing with lecture courses Asron-
Oiny Anthropoogy, Zoology. Botany. SC. All classes
meet in the evening ana open to both For
further INFORMATION apply to the dean. Prof E. +.
FRiSTOE, IL d. se7
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
1870 ST. n. w.. gives thorough preparation for col
lego. for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps OF ten Instructors. five of whom
are college professors. Number of pupils limited to
100 BUILDING open for inspection and teacher
present TO answer inquiries from 10 10 O'Clock
alter q at IDA Corcoran street.
Session begins September II.
For Catalogues or .urthey information address
ANDhEM p. MON IAG UE, Phi. D..
se3tr Principal.
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Mrx. As 4 Rule. ARE Appsr.

MEy. AS n MULE. ARE ApPEE.
CIAzIgE. AND WOMEN EVEN MORE
80. THIS ACCOUNTS FOR THE PoPu-
LARITX or Our
EQUITABLE
cKLDIr
SYSTEM.
TIE TIDY AND ECONOMICAL
HocSEwITE .CkSowLgD6ISG ITS BEN
EFACTIoNs BY SURROUNDING HER
HOME WITH BEAUTY AND COMFORT.
LAYING ASIDE A FEw DOLLARS FROM
HER WEEKLY or MONTHLY SAVINGS.
ALL THE WHILE ENJOYING TIE SWEETS
OF DOMESTIC BLISS.
70 LIVE IN sQUALoR AND pIscoN-
FoRr HAS BEEN MISFORTUNE OF
TIE PAST. TKAcEABLE To THE STERN
FACTIONS OF CASH SYSTEM WHICH
LACKS CONFIDENCE IN HUMAN MA
1rRZ-
yuRxITCRk.
CARoETs,
DKAPERiEs.
Slows
WORKS OF Art.
ROUSE 3 HERRAASS's
CASH AND CREDIT HoCsKA
sz7. als. aRi AND a37TH ST.
alo 60 MASS AVE n. W.
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There was large and sppreciative audience
present Monday night at the reception and re-
opening Of the Second Baptist Sunday School Ly-
ceuna, Sd street northwest. The program pre-
scnted was highly Interesting. The music wss
furnished by tho Cook Orchestra and was OF y
nigh order. Miss Lulu Hanier sang several dif-
hcult solos. which elected rounds Of applause.
The welcome address WIS delivered BY Prof.
w Johnson Nj: John H. smyth, ex-minis-
ter 20 Liberia. was introduced and spoke en-
tersainingly on the life and character OF Earl
Beacons6eid.
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A CHANCEL WINDOW.
Description of Mr. Holidays Artistic Worh
Placed In Epiphany Church.

Description of Mr. Holidays Artistic Work
Placed In Epiphany Church.
The last and most beautiful feature Of the
alterations undertaken fifteen months ago in
the Church OF the Epiphany is at length COM
plete. A splendid window has been placed in
the chancel. II is not too much to say that it
not only crowns. but glorifies, the work. 1t is
not only superb work Of art but it is one
which is characterized by deep religious feel
ing. The subject is the epiphany of the infant
Christ to tine shepherds and the wise men, the
artist iegitimateiy bringing together into one
scene the two alterations. In the center light
of the window and at its base Ii represented
David and Isaiah, the sweet psalmist Of Israel
and the great evangelical prophet, each in an
ecstasy Of inspiration beholding in vision the
Messiah, the hope of Israel and of the world.
Isaiah is prophesying Of the virgin birth of the
Christ; David Of the coming Of kings to lay
presents at His feet. From these, as two foci
dow is evolved. On their right are seen the
shepherds receiving with Joy and amazement
the angelic message Of the birth Of the Savior.
On their left the three wise men are repre-
sented beholding the star in the east that her.
aided the same glad event. Above each of these
groups appear two other groups, seeming much
nearer TO the beholder, which, on inspection,
are found TO be the same men, three shepherds
in the one case, three magi in the other, ador-
ing the infant Christ, who lies in the manger,
His mother gazing with rapt face upon Him,
while bright-winged angels look on in hushed
alteration.
The artist has represented the scene in the
traditional spot now covered by the Church of
the Nativity, approached by steps which de-
scend to it on either side. the magi having used
the one. flight, the shepherds the other. In the
head Of the central light happy band Of boys
is seen celebrating in great giadness the coming
Of ''the Light to tighten the Gentiles," while
over all, in the rose window. chorus Of angels
is chanting ''Gloria in Excelsis.'
The artistic excellence Of the work is worthy
Of ali praise. The drawing is done with free
dom and grace and the colors are rich a. the
rainbow. except in one or two small areas. In
spite of the numerous figures and the diverse
scenes represented the unity Of the work in I'M
impaired. The artist is MIR. Henry Holiday of
London, who stands second to none in England
today. Competent critics state that there is
No glass in any of the great American churches
equal to this, and there is no specimen Of Mr..
Holidays work on this side Of the ocean equal
to this IN the Church of the Epiphany.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

\ 0RFoLK. FORTRESS MONACO AND PORTS
~ mouth. Va. NORFOLK and Washington. d. e,
sseaineeAt confany.s PALACE 81 EAssLks WASH
IN9iON and NORFOLK. cave every day a tue year
at Z: N IRON HEa,I soot OF .th ST.. connecting
with all through trains south and west. olnoes
OLD. OlJ. 1891 ana l4Sl f.nfIsy. ~ auia ave.
Sc Ask ior tcAeis Wa the New Line.
JAO. CALLAHAN,
se-l-3m Gen. Supt.
koA NORFOLK AND OLD PUINT TAKE
mi $50 Steamer leaves Utn terminus
caole cars. Z CEsDAl. IhO hSDAl. sAIl lsDAl and
SUNDAY. , pm Ll.Itsd With c.ectrIcity aud re-
FURNISHED throughout. AAEOGGi tacSets ~ Boston, A
ciG4s meals anu STATE roons l.. and Ncw ORR,
SHJO Teleplone caia. lSDO, g. a o. oiiices-lIa 1nd
ls;Sl. aud Is. a y. Ol9 and LODI lenns. ave.
iSl0 ALI KID MOOD. C.T.A
STEAMER L. V. AKRON SMITH, FI.OA ,TH
~ ~; yharf.-on Monday and "Wednesday al 8 H. n,
tor Colonial lSeacn. Coton's. Noini Cr,ek Snlith's
Greek. CoAn ana ocoliCo IIyers ieturutIaA lGnG
intermediate landings Arrive al Masnln,tu Aeurs-
Gay and nday mornings.
On saturdays. at m, .a- Colonial Beach Col
tons. toAn a.d locOinico. keiurnins land al Col
tons anu colonial Beach ARRIVE ~ " -sl4ssIUn
Gays. at % pm.
iyo-Sla CIV. RIDLEY. GesT Manager.
e TEAAIER ''wAKEFTELD'
- Leaves .th-st. whGr. ON MONDAYS THURSDAYS
knd SATURDAYS At . A. IL. Returning lESDAl,
fkiDAh and SUNDAY evenings.
Tor NCmlai Greek, Va 81. Clements Lay. AZ.
touc.ILg q; luterInediSte Landings.
Passenger Recommendations nlst-clasS.r
T. ". l.iDLEG.
tys D.ne.zl ianaRe-.
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Rurial Permits.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday burial permits were issued from the
health office for the following: White
Florence Hess, % days, marssmus; Malcolm L.
Cudlipp. months, entero colitis; Virginia
Kleindienst, 81 years, pulmonary phthisis;
Thomas Doherty, "a years Initrsl insufficiency;
Albert Sand, 81 years, phthisis; Catherine MUIR
ply, IS years, brouchaceiie; Susan Loundes
hall, 50 years. senile marasmus; Annie Nor
gan, / year, commissions; Adam Burger, s.
years, chronic dementia; Ella Georgisnna
brown, 80 years, phthisis; Catherine c. MagiIl,
s. years. cerebra! sbscess.
Colored-George King, % years, accidental
drowning; VIM. II. Davis, 81 years, disease Of
the heart; Mary Bruce, "a years. consumption;
Leland y. Martin, 2 years, pertussis; Dora
Smith, days, commissions; Louise Barnes,
days, commissions.
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SAMUEL n. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and treasurer.

The faculty take Pleasure in announcing that their
new AMI commodIous Law building, NOS 900 and Sos
ST. n w.. Is now rapid y approaching completion.
THIS building is to lie deN otsd exclusive 20 the pur
every respect thoroughly for the Tor
which erected. Enlarged accommodations pro-
vfded in rhe way OF lecture and library and
reading rooms. The library now comprising the En-
elSn and eadng American reports. and the latest
books. upon most legal subeets. with the connections
reading ROOMS attached. viii De orsn from 10
J.. daily. Sundays excepted TO students and
OF the school.
The introductory lecture will he delivered aud an
noUncements mi de for the ting term In ;he
building on Wednesday, october Z. at 30 T. Pres
ent and prospective students. alumni OF the school and
all interested most cors ~ inyted 10 he present
the retsry can be at the Old Law bnilG ng.
corner Otn aud SIS. n. W., ON Mondays and Thurs
days from 30 to $50 for information. enrol
ment. SC Circuisrs giving course study. terms,
&c, he obtained book of W IL. Morrison,
lS4 st. n. w, and Lowdermilk & Co.. ls,s,i st.
w. and at W. 5. Tholnp sons store, su3 18th
st n W. or on application personally OF by letter to
the undersigned 4. NJ. lEAIMAN.
sei4-lnl Secretary snd Urea
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OFF FOR BOSTON.
Tho Nationals to Cross Bats With the Lead
ers-(ames Yesterday.

BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
american ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Milwaukee, g.
National League.
At Decentralization. IS; New York, 8 (frst
game). Boston, IL; New York, (second gnme).
AT Cleveland-Chicago, IA; Cleveland, 10.
At Brooklyn-Brocklyn. 8; Philadelphia, 1.
At Pittsburg- Cincinnati. Z; Pittsburg, 6.
WHAT THE CLUBS HAVE DONE.
Amer7cdn ASSOCIATION.
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coRcoaAN sCJENTlfIo school, THE coLuM-

This school viii open at q o'c. eck p. NJ. OCTOBER
J. with the following courses Of instruction. All
departments of English, Mathenstics, Civil Enyineer
| ing, CHEMISTRY. Assaying, Physics. Mineraiogy.
branches OF drawing. with lecture courses Astron-
Oily. Anthropoogy, Zoology. Botany SC. All classes
meet in the evening ana are open to both For
further Information apply to the DEAN Prof. E. 7.
ERiSTOE, Ii. d. se7
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
FACULTY OF LAW.


FACULTY OF LAW.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. Ii. d.
tLArF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT o.
THE D'f PREsI5 SF SGIpAhiA''
Lecturer on the jurisdiction OF the Federal Courts.
1.c.,,,.r J ia W. sSh9t LIZ. IL: % D. n,
HON. II. o. cLAuGEToN. IL D.,
dence. Constitutional and Commercial Law and law
EUGENE CARUsI. LII. D..
Contracts. Negotiable Instruments and Corpora
WALTER F. ROGERS. L. NJ.
h1S G sa pftfni ter f anf f[ifi'
!LArE soLIcIrCn GENERAL OF THE UNITED sTArss).
on H IT, lay join Il na
GATE MEMBER OF ooNeREss PROM vIEsISIL).
JAcks ss}SFf Il. q Rs SflTinsi L Il. B.,
, Lecturer on Practice and yudge q Moot Court.
FHiLLIFs and LUGESE CiRUsI.
The opening exercises viii be held in the new Law
sshooi Srns on 18th sn, st5eS1 hsiween and
October D. at O'Clock p m. and Will consist of short
announcements Of the courses OF study The classes
VIII meet a. u; ID O'Clock p ~ instead OF 6ocock.
The new building. which was designed and viii be
used exclusively as law school. will be open dE'ly
for the OF the students. The enlarged dimen-
SONS OF tue new building provide separate halls Tor de-
batting societies and clubs Tor associated study.
he library will be largely increased during the
rent year. and will be accessible TO students daily from
O'Clock a. N. until 10 O'Clock pm.
The Moot Court will begin its sessions in October,
and viii sit twice III each week Except during she
Christmas hoiidays) during the entire term Bssd 9
the preparation and trial of and in equity
the members OF the bsr are exercised in preparing
deeds OF conveyance wills leases contracts and CHEZ
legal instruments.
The patent idU course, which extends through
nearly the Uhote term, open TO all the students
without extra charge Others desiring to take tins
q a real
FOR catalogues apply at the book stores OF W. H.
Morrison. 1884 st. n. w., and OF Lowdermilk Co.,
l493 Z ST. IA W.. or by letter 10
EUGENE ID. CARUSI,
se1S11t Sec. and Treas. SS6 La. n. w.
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RAILROADS.
4 ,HEsArKAKK a onIo RAILWAY

and strer.s - ~
ihronxh the vrAnae.t srenery IN America ~ffh n.
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llsioPm. Tho famous ~ y v Ne-fihul. Ian.i,-a-
solid Ncsfibuled train with dining fs,r ssnrnnti
Cato. lc<iiieton ana Louisville. ~ arr1Nnr ~ an.
sinn1t al q. 10 pm. Lexington 3 81 a. tr I.,asx II.
BOO 4 M. cotnectag tn lnton d-tuts al rosetta
90 o. ~ Ektress Tor Goriunsrill sftes,tl.
Richmond. Mas neshoro st.union sns rrtlciI,s NJ.
giuia points.
10 81 NJ. via n. = L 2 raixny and Richmoud 10 Qua
Point Nollfurt ana Norfoik-OSLA Rail. In
Pullman locations and tickets Goinfanyt lfru-
Rand La leilna- ave.
se2 n MULLER Gent Passenger As.r,