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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

The Fiftieth Anniversary of st. Mary's Gel.
ebrated Yesterday

ebrated Yesterday.
st. Mary's Church at Laurel, Md, was dressed
in gala array yesterday. the occasion being the
golden jubilee of the church. The pretty lit
tie edifice was fairly deeked with golden-hued
flowers. the high altar being completely hid
den by masses of blossoms bearing the same
general hue. A seat inside the sanctuary for
the cardinal was fes.ooned with gold cloth, the
top of the canopy being set off with red. The
special festival service was celebrated at IL
o'clock, when pontifcal mass was solemn
lied. The church was crowded to
the doors, many visitors from Balti-
more and Washington being present.
Cardinal Gibbons was escorted to the altar by
eight young men of Laurel As the procession
advanced the choir directed by Mr.. +. Y. Hale
and accompanied by Mr. Miles Farrrow on the
organ and an orchestra of stringed Instruments
filed the editice with stately music. The
clergy wore rich vestments of white silk en-
In flowing red robes, followed them. attended
by acolytes. The young gentlemen forming
the escort wore dress suits and had small
bouttonnieres Of crimson geraniGms.
The clergy included Bishop Keane of this
city, Rev. DIR. Chapelle. archbishop-elect of
Sante Fe; Rev. W. s. Caughy, pastor of St.
Marys; Rev. John Abel Morgan. president Of
Loyola Colleges Rev. F. McAtee of Georgetown
College, Rev. A. McAvoy of st. Aloysius
Church, this city, and four seminarians from
st. Mary's, Baltimore. Bishop Keane was the
celebrant of the mass.
Cardinal Gibbons delivered the sermon. in
which he paid fitting tribute to the memory
Of DIR. Theodore jenkins. the founder of the
church, and spoke eloquently of the earnest
work Of the present pastor, Rev. Walter s..
Caughy.
After the service the clergy were entertained
by Father Caughey, while many of the visitors
were invited to lunch by the Misses Jenkins,
daughters Of the founder of the church.
The church was decorated by the Misses Jen-
kins. the Misses Snowden, Mrs. Honorine Jar
dine and others. Messrs. Richard WalIack,
Armand Jardine, Geo. Morrison. A. S. Elan
merry, X. U. Edmonston, Ralph Edmonston,
Bernard Edmonston and J. Merchant acted as
the cardinals escort In the choir were: Miss
L. Snowden. Miss Jenkins, Misses Belle and
Lizzie Mckusker, Miss Adele Janneret, Miss
Laura Hibline, Mrs. Edmonston, sopranos:
Mrs. +. y. Hale, Miss Jenkins. Miss II. Brown,
Mrs. Lanahan, altos; Messrs. Harry Furs,.
Jos. Holman. John Schiller, Louis Grice, @. j.
Cole and J. W. Bristor.
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His Strength Couldn't Save Him.

Frank G. White, who died in Asheville, N. c..
last Thursday Of paralysis, had the reputation
Of being the strongest man, physically, in the
south. Among the feats he is said to have per.
formed was carrying with cotton hook in each
hand two bales of cotton across the street. he
was commercial traveller for Baltimore
houses. Mr.: White was native Of Maryland
and resided In Asheville about two years. Hs
was bachelor and forty-four years old. He
was the third son Of the late Judge George r.
White Of the orphans court Of Anne Arundel
county, Maryland. His only surviving brother,
Mr. George b White, has been . resident Of
ploy Of TIE EvxxIxo srAR Company.
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IDENTIFIED BY HER BROTHER.
Vera Ava, Who Abducted Herself From Chi
cago, 10 Ann O'Delia Diss de Bar.

Vera Ava, Who Abducted Herself From Chi
cago. 10 Ann O'Delia Diss de Bar.
All doubt regarding the identity Of Vera Ava
was settled by the arrival in Cincinnati yester-
day Of her brother, Solomon, from Louisville,
who identified the woman as his sister, Ann
O'Delia.
When Miss Ava" was told that the general
belief was that she was the lost Nine. Diss De
Bar she was furious. When it was suggested
she might solve the puzzle by telling where she
had been before coming to Chicago she said
that was her affair. She assumed the manner
OF an insane person as che dramatically closed
her door against all further questions
She still sticks to her story about being chic
reformed and spirited away while attending to
business affairs in the Catholic church in
Chicago.
To the representative Of the Associated Press
late last evening, she secuted the de Bar theory
and said: witnesses will settle that. Every
person that ever knew de Bar will. on seeing
me. testify am not that woman Furthermore,
there is surer more reliable test than human
testimony that am not that woman. l have
never had children and:Diss de Bar has had
several. An examination by competent physi-
clans will prove beyond possibility Of doubt
that am not woman that has given birth to
children and therefore cannot be Diss de Bar"
Proof OF the identity OF Diss de Bar-Vera Ava
10 FOUND in the fact that q well-known gentle
man met Diss de Bar not long ago and warned
her against trying any OF her confidence games
IN Chicago. This latter information comes
from Mrs. Bolton. who says she is not at liberty
yet to disclose all the details. II can only say
she remarked. that a gentleman met Diss de
Bar. called her by name and warned her against
continuing her scheme, and that is why Diss de
Bar has dropped out of sight"
Archbishop Feehan Of Chicago in an inter-
view III regard to Miss Ava said Il paid but
little attention to her talk about erecting nsti-
tutlons and those extensive schemes, because
know what it lie to raise up one institution. Her
intentions seemed good, and l received her just
as receive any one who comes during certain
hours OF the day. That is all know about the
woman. As for her charges against Fathers
Kelly and Fitzgerald. it is too ridiculous to
command n second thoncht -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ez-No city in the world is so thoroughly COW
cred by the circulation of single newspaper
as is the city of Washington by tina. of The
Evening STAR. 1t reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. II stcears TO its circulation.
No other Washington paper has yet done this
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WANHINGTON,
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
The FACULTY:
JAMES c. WILLING. IL D.. President
And Professor OF PUBLIC and Private international

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
And fsaiss.oT OF pa5s md r1s. s:asas
THE HON JOHN Il. HARLAN. LID.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF EHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Professor tn. oons,iiatona jSrisprudenc. o. the
United states. this Aw OF Domestic Relations.
T Fl f' HUN Wal FER . Hax Of Lor
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF Tsx supRHNE oouRr OF THE
Professor 9, the Law e Res sai F:r.9nal Property.
Of aE HSs ' %if Gfs 'P ShSss M
tAssIsrAST ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TIE UNITED
Professor of Equity Jurisrrndence. of Common Law
and haa1S d PsadS sy I'D q sfs T e fYdeno
tAssoc'ArH JUSTICE or THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Til. ri Nc LID
Lecturer on the ciSii Law.
tsoxrrrNE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OF THE DISTRICT OF
Professor Of Common Law PRACTICE and Lecturer on
THE HON. Is His'srT q IL B.
tsoMETIMk DISTRICT ArToaSkr OF THE rsIrkp
Lecturer on Legal Bio.iocraphy and the Use OF
WILLIAM ' r MalT FhSsf7 Esq.
toF THE WASHINGTON BARI.
THE HoS StuI SI e tf,f'lfi sSoN6s NJ
tus,rrp STATES coa M, s. OF r.rrsrs,.
THE aos S q bf es G. G. ssapiEY
(AssoclATK JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME coURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF coLuMBIA),
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
WILLIAM {. JOHNSON. LIN.
judge OF Moot Court.
The opening exercises take plsce in Law Mcclure Hall
On THGRsbA 5cfSsrR S'a oPS iI r.
TIVE ss in
msnt Of new lectures for the current SCHOLASTIC year
Inc degree Of BssSeo Of Law:
Tla r..,n,.'s ~. -;.uu...a .t,.. n
Judge cox Will continue his regular course for the
sc4es Of asd ssi be X hs
Judse BRADLEY. The lectures of Justice HARLAN.
The IN The s'e sehGo Oh ' rasCe w be
more because of the additions made TO the
The Law Library is open daily for study OF reference
eSa. ana or to 80 saes sSss
brary to enroll students and answer inGuries i-"
The lecture course of Mr.. Commissioner sIMoNDS
taken alone at a special tuition fee.
For easaos1es aprly at the book stores Of " II.
u ~ jhm I! G VI E Ii Frs. S letter
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Of s
VIII re resaned n tle ks,nTe Hal OF the University
when stuGents, not graduates of the Preparatory
School; viii nrss,n ,hemseSes for s.miss6n The
iG r e sSqd Ge to tn
in the University Library.
COECORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, TIE COIUN-
BIAN UNIVERSITY.
This school will open at O'Clock y. m, OCTOBER
!. with the following courses OF instruction, VIZ All
departments OF English. Mathematics Civil Engineer
jnI latin chs, r.nc assay,ng rhysiss MnsraCsy
branches OF drawing. with lecture on Asrun-
omy. Anthropooyy. Zoology. Botany. &c. All classes
meet in the evening ana open to both For
further information apply to the dean, Prof E. T.
FRISTOE, IL d. se.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL,
80 + st. NV. gives thorough preparation for coll
business. corps OF ten Instructors five of whom
are college professors. Number OF pupils limited to
100. Building open for inspection and a teacher
pres nt to answer inquiries from II o'clock to >
O'Clock pm
Session begins September 81
For catalogues or further information address
ANDREW r. MONTAGUE. PHI. D.,
pri ipal
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Au And
DENTAL DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The ssyentieth annual course of Medical Lectures
and the Fifth Dental Course will begin on Thursday
October l. ut y. H., in the college building 1875
II ST. nv
The Introductory Address in Medicine will be de-
hvered BY Prof d. X. Shute, NJ D.. and the Address
in dentistry by William Donnally. u. D.. s.. The
profession and the public are respectfully invited TO
PIN, and continue daily throughout the course IN
both Medical and Dental Departments. For circulars
giving further information as Clinical Instruction in
Medicine and surgery. Dental Practice In the In
Urinary, fees. &c. apply to DIR. A. f. A. KING,
Dean, 20 18th st. NV. Office hours: 8 to 10 a M
and to ) y. Telephone 49,.
The autumn examinations will be held at the Med
ical Coz lege, on Tuesday. September ~, at 30 M
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Ii Is Love AT F1Rsr SIGHT

With those who have tried TERRA FIRMA SOAP for
the feet And If it not a enough rood thing
our leading druggists would be putting it the
front they doing Notice the display in the win
dov5 at those popular drug stores-Aeker L Kenners
142e Pennsylvania ave-. W. s. Thompson's 703 18th
st.. and A. B. Finneys. corner 9Th and sts.
1t never fails on tender. painful, sweaty feet.
pleasure to use IL.
IRf III. 3y13m. wks3m
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON
CEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY.
~ Founded 1897
SCHOOL OF LAW.

GEORGETOwN UNIVERSITY
~ tfounded i1SQ.)
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty.
KEW. y. RAVENS RICHARDS g. J..
$500 President Of the University
HON WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, L.
CChfef Justice q. S. Court Of Clairns),
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
Lexal Naxims.
MARTIN F. NORRIS, LID.
Dean OF the Faculty and Lecturer Constitutional
and International Law, Admiralty aud Comparative
- Jurisprudence.
HON. JEREMIAH N. WILSON, Ii. D.,
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate and the Law Of
Evidence.
ANDREW B. DUvALL, A. NJ, LIB,
Lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence and Torts.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE =. HAMILTON Ii. D.
Lecturer on the Law II Partnership. Corporations,
Practice and Tcstaiu entary Law.
X. 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. HAMIr,-
TON. COURT OF APPEALS: PROPS. MARTIN F.
NORRIS. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON AND 4. ROSS
PERRY -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14
NTARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, ORATORI
Xu AND ACTING,
Ga n N
NNONLAUA OOIAEUE,
Al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

During the y.eation the interior q the college has
has been augmented. and the scholarly aftanments Of
the professors insure thorough educstion to those
We are no. e.permentine the public BY the intro
aIstGn q new and rntr,sd systems. but follow the
hss i
needs but to be followed the results here
Is our PURPOSE to carry into effect each and
high standard OF excellence attanabls By this shod
~, Expert, in stsnogrsphy tygswritins and boOkLs.p
and VIII g s.ushs Wisoa. extra
Of
the schools; assisted by Msv Arthu. McAvoy.
desiring elsssicsi education ~ '' NV
Terms; $40 per quarter, in advance.
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
Composition hsidst the college September l. snd3.
Q. GILLESPIE, 9. J..
Au21tr President.
EAEhsON INs s T $500
M:a ssS SSs: TokTiETH SEAk Sssa = w.S SHas
Prepares Tor Harvard. Yale. Princeton, Johns Hop
sn ss asss. &; sss..
Nsv h Ac;dsmiss ,.d g, bs:ns.s spVal dspsimsnt
:ss s: ssss e:
have been mads play room has sss1 provided Tor the
little boys OF the Primary DEPARTMENT. end expense
has been spared IN for the work q The
Sesr. For psrsacuiars. sddreos CHA6. 3. YOUNG.
CIvIL SERVICE KxANiNATioNs.-SUCCK
- ~ pssps.stson: fun tntg,mstioa strictly coan;
education. special ettsao1 70 tkosp who's esrly sd
Scatea hes eesn ne(leces4. HFspsEae1on SW eolIsss
;: :;;'is "; 81 tks& 81 81 !,:ss
4 N 606OOf go - V96T nm
u: Is IS s
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GaArEruLCoMronr1sa.
xPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST

by thorough know ledge Of the natural which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
by careful spplics Of the enc properties we'll
s-ieeted Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has provided asst
tAo.ss With dsicsts8y esyoevd beverage WHICH may
save heavy doctors bills IL by the judi
eioos such articles OF 1st that constitution
hi.y Dc Gradually built W until strong enough 70
at every tendency ~ disease Hundreds Of subtle
aladiss are ro4tns around ready 20 attack where
yer thsrs - . weak POINT We may esc1ye many .
i-tA4 slafc by keeping vel fortified with
kurs eiSod and prOperiy nourishsd frame "-CtssI
sssrples Gazette.
Nses ssIIpy with boiling water or milk. Sold only
- hsi-yound nns by gr0eers. LAbsied thus;
JANIS EFPs co. .Heneopsthic chsmisss.
Aas-An.ta London. England
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
II THE sPENCEnIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Twenty-seventh scholastic year beEins Tuesday.
September I. lsSl Day and evening sessions. Seven
combined schools. school of Practical Business,
and Typewritins, School OF journalism, school Of
Spepcerian Psnmsnship. school Of Mechanical and
Training Full! corps Of instructor Moderate rates
rooms Services OF graduates ways In demand. Ocs
open every business day. Call or nsnd for illus
6ated annual announcement. containing full In
formation. NRS. lara A. SPENcEk,
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,OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY or NusIC, Ql3 <
principa iafs Of New Raslaad Conservatory o. Musi
Boston. oe7-lms
'l'HE PARTISAN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
- second scsston opens 9eptember ~ Al studies
tsnshs II Erench. The Ensiish seur,s sund9 NJ. g.
R1xNEs. pziasapsl. Las y s. :. y. sss-i2s
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

SW1THIS c. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA CPA DACAp-
~ envy. near Philadelphia. Choice school Tor boys
number limited mid winter climate health record
has few parallels ne buildings. steam heat electric
light and gas, gymnasium with swimming bath rem
lated by steam; ample grounds: teachers, men and
Soexe Special attention and private tutor
ness superior English department; complete laiora-
tory. with dyn motor. &c. &c. Media seven
CHURCHES aud Temperance charter. SMITHIN a.
shohTL!DGE, A. NJ. (Harvard graduate), Media Pa
self-lms ~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

FAIL STYLES IL HArs
Ths DUNLAP NEW YORK HATS. Fifth avenue
ssyis. Introduced today in silk and derby.
Ihess styles are departure from anything shown in
hats for several seasons. Gall and see them.
wILLETr 4 RuoFF.
Hattsrs and Puryisrs.
su3o3m so5 PsansyIvania ave- /
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CARD.- THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY: HAv-
-. mi been associated with my husband. the late
city in ths building up and adm lstrsfion Of the
spenceriap Business College. and having received
from HAM, ts his dying beQuest the entire and
ditionai pfoprietorship OF tins institution. permit
to ask OF the citizens OF Washington and vicinity
The entire corps Of twelve trained teachers
retained in charge Of the six departments and devo
ton to the welfare of the community shall be in the
future as it has been in the past the spirit Of the
work. For the present Mr.. II. A. spencer Of New
YORK; one OF the Spenceran authors twin brother Of
my husband. will conduct the classes in penmanship.
day and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

RuDDrx.s NV Funsrruar STORE,
6l3 .TH ST. n. w..
Between and st.
Our fan goods are nov arriving. and our i'd
vice 10 housskeepers Il to make their selections
% early - possible. Fashion has decrsed some
new dssixnsin Carpets and ike wise In Psrlor and
Bed Room Furniture. which make them doubly
attractive to discriminating eyes. and they
are bound to go--and 20 fast, too. Wen not
sttsnpt to describe thsna-we'd rather show
them
opsn until O'Clock: and ~ your call wsU
GUARANTEES to show you somsthins In the way Of
CARPETS and Furniture tina, will be attractive,
ssEv,csabie. ssasonsbls and reasonable.
A In the past. We are always willing TO make
tsrns to suit our customers. and no one need
usrsfors deprive himself Of home c01ntortssa
t@sS4ss 81 ~Aas VI ready cash
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ.,.
Secretary and Treasurer.

The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
new and commodious Law building. Nos 500 and sos
3. NV, IS now rapid y approaching completion.
ms building s to be devoted exclusively to the pur
every respect thorouEy adapted for the purposes
which erected. Enlarged accommodations are pro-
vided In the way OF lecture rooms and library and
reading rooms. The library now comprising the En-
fs and leading American reports and the latest text
DOORS upon most legal subjects with the comnodious
reading rooms attached. will he open from to
m daily. sundays excepted to students and alumni
of the school.
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and
nouncements made FOR the ensuing term In the new
building On Wednesday, october Z. at q 30 y. IN. Pres
emf ana prospective students. alumni Of the school and
all interested most corIa iy invited to be present
The secretary can be at the old Law building.
corner 9TH and sts n. W., on Mondays and Thurs
days from 30 TO $3.50 Tor Information. enroll
ment, &C. CIRCULARS giving course Of study, terms.
&c can be obtained at book stores Of W. II. Morrison
l3t4 St n. w. and Lowderlnilk l. Co.. 1924 F st.
H. w and at W. s. Thomlsons drug store, 1u3 18th
81 H. w. or on application personally by letter to
the undersigned. $. NJ. YEATMAN,
Sc 4 I'm u
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SHORTHAND.
II you want learn the best method Of phonography
10 the shortest possible tune, and If .you want
Phonoxrsphy and Business School, 9l9 and y2l
NV
ssS-3m F.J.MULyEY.
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nj Iss h. A. BRICK. FASHIONABLE MopIsTE,
IVA Is now permanently located. 2l.+s "a. n
W; latest styles cutting. nttins. evening dresses
asrecia4ty. sal-lm.
L AIDES OLD STYLE sEALsKIN GARMENTS
~ dy ed and altered into SHAPES: seAlskin
Jackets. capes Sc. made to order The Misses CT ~
NlNGhAM. 1908 18th - N. W bet. y and -. se-3In
LRENCH DYEISG. SECURING AND DRl CLEAN
Il ing Establishment. l305 New York ave. firss-
class ladies' and gents work OF every descrlption
- - OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH forneriy Win
A. Fisher and Aslson lr1sse. PARIS. my8
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
HOO and 1l04 II st. liza and 1928 18th st.

Seventeenth year begins MONDAY, Octobera
Thorough instruction in all departments IN accord
ance with best modern methods.
Especial ADVANTAGES in English Literature. History,
Modern languages and Music.
Every appliance for health and comfort Of puptly,
including ample exercise grounds. steam heat. pas.
senxer elevator and perfect sanitation.
For circulars apply to the Principal,
seS-3m MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS
VISITING TUTOR-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
IN elem, ntary advanced studies by uni versity
graduate: especial success with those who study with
dmculfy I'll per hour. Address j.. 004 st. NV.
seton. tn. w-lms
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SHAFTEsBURY COLLEGE OF EXPRESSION.
" 6l2 and GA 10Th St NV.
Most advanced instruction eoc ution and oratory
TO be had in America. ACTING NOT TAUGHT,
Nine courses. costing from 50 year up TO 500 in
cludn; double course. presenting the complete Del
sarfe and new SEaftesbury methods con.binrd also
the European course. Day sessions in chief Coleee
opens October 1. The engraved CATALOGUE OF 100
pages Is the largest and beautiful college cata-
loeue issued Teachers certificates. diplomas de-
grees. gold medals and $500 prizes awarded The
new catalogue OF 100 lnaiied am address on
receipt q 70 cents. FULL DESCRIPTIVE CIRCU-
LAhS fhEE. su2trlm
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY. 2p5a H
w ST.. opens September p; day scholars iEnyllsL
mathematics. Latinl. $50 to eco modern language
Drawing. music. extra boarding pupils. ESQ. Coach
lng o. principal or assistants Apply for circular
au2l-lm' Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Prncirl
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. O.
Select and Limited Boarding and DaylSchool for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
30 Address the principals. MIR. ana Mira wM D.
CABELL,
ty2e-3m 14o7 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
~ III Massach usetts ave.
For Young Ladies and Little tiir,s
VIII Reopen Sept Ii. lS9L auo1-tr
MRS, LOUISE f9LL6ck, frinsiP.l, -

VoUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
\ VI ST. Washington. ID. C., will open October l.
lsSl Pupils prepared for college civil service en-
animation Highest references MRS. l. o. TALBOT
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

l3I' H st n. w., gives thorough preparation for coll
lego. for the naval and military academies and for
business corps Of ten Instructors. iive of whom
are college professors. Number of pupils limited to
100. Building open for inspection and a teacher
pre- ent to answer inquiries from II o'clock to ,
O'Clock D.
Session begins September 81
For catalogues or further information address
ANDREW r. MONTAGUE. Phi. D.,