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Methodist church. This room was called

Il he Parsonage"
MT. Scaggs was strong character, and he
ieit MS impress upon this community. He
had In his composition the stuff out of which
heroes are nodded. Had his good traits been
properly developed by Opportunity, he would
nave oeen q most prominent character. He
was frank, straightforward and conscientious
In ms dealings with men to q marked degree.
IN poiltics he was q pronounced, outspoken
democrat, and during the war period was con-
s'antiy getting into trouble with the soldiers on
account OF his extreme utterances. His house
was occupied by Union officers during the
whole period of the war, and it is said that it
was no uncommon thing for him to be ar
rested twice in the same day. However, while
sympathizing with the south he would give her
cause no material aid, holding that he could
conscien.iously do nothing to embarrass the
government that afforded him protection.
Mr. Scaggs was the first postmaster of Ben
ming. and he worked hard for the establishment
OF the Office in 1874. Marshall Jewell, who was
then Postmaster General of the United States,
sent for him and inquired if be would take the
once; Receiving an affirmative answer Mr..
Jewell next sounded him regarding hiSpolitical
faith Being asked if he was a republican his
reply was: mo, sir, but am an American and
a lover Of my country. II the Office must
come to me at tho expense Of truth, manhood
and self-respect do not want it." He was ap-
pointed without further questioning.
INrEnEsriSa RELICS
Mr.. Scaggs was one Of Lafayettes escort on
the generals second visit to Washington, and
Mrs. Scaggs has now in her possession several
pieces of English furniture-half a dozen
chairs, a sofa, carpet, table and two decanters
OF cut gass-that were used by the mayor of
Washington in the reception given the gallant
Frenchman. She has also several other highly
priced relics, among them being the following:
Portraits. painted on glass, OF Lafayette and
wife, presented by the general to Mr.. Scaggs;
lookingglass that was once the property Of
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Romance of an Archduks.

Archduke Johann Of Austria, who a year ago
gave up bis title and position at court and con-
tracted a morganatic marriage with Jennie
Steubel, beautiful opera singer, has been
heard from. After his marriage he hired a
ship and sailed a. its master. The ship was
not again heard Of and was given up as lost
with all ON board. Jennie Steubel's brother
Camille, who 10 singer in the New York Casino
chorus, yesterday received letter from his
mother in Vienna, In which she wrote that she
had heard from her daughter. Tho vessel on
which the archduks and his bride sailed was
wrecked Of she southern coast and the pair
there, but Is Il mot known ON what side he
fought 1888
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WuAr Do You WoRk Fon,

No one works for love. II man IS worth million
the best return. Why cont You use the same dis
erection in buying! Buy everything cash and buy
from cash houses IL you pay cash ask first: .'Do YOU
sell credit nstailment.' Ii the reply ''les"
walk out You can't save anything there Credit
houses can't give cash Prices 1 am the only
to say Il don't want any credit trade. Il you can't
pay cash you need not come" You will hear those
who buy or sci. credit say: ''Oh he is blower he
Is hunbug." &c i say If sell ng goods cheap for
cash makes one blower. &c. place the
biggest blower IN the city. and read the following
legs) 60: six-foot Extension Table, ca seyen-riece
Psrior Suites SO. &C. Six-piece Rug Suites. $50
very handsome Rag Suites, deep fringe, roll plush
arms sik plush backs. &C. ESQ: sold elsewhere 100
TO &1JU Best / ur Lugs white. gray or black. no
smell e.. %; fard-wide Carpets, IKE. zoe, &c.
5,c &c brussels Carpets. 5oc., soc.. Soc. 70 81
Best Body Brussels, 81 .2o.
Best Woven w.re Cots, sl.9s; Wire Bed Springs.
warranted. SIS: Oak Suites, $3.50 TO So. side
Boards, oak. Sl2- 80 TO $40. Six Oak Chairs s.:
Leather-seat Chairs. 81 9S each; JI-pece Tea Set.
81 S. S3 yS to $40; Dinner Set, S7sS 10 $40; six
Tunblers. l5c. Initial Tumbers, beautiful styles,
81 dozen: 0O0 barrels Glassware &c silver-piated
suxar Cream and Spoons. 81 80. OF each piece sepa
rate We have the gooos and want the money Tor
them Whether you work the street count your
Thousands live on Connecticut ave. or 'Swampoodle,"
We have goodf you want and Will You something.
j know what am saying and only ask You TO come
aud see.
N. c. GRASTY.
DOUBLE STORES
Furniture. Carpets, China. Glass. Tin. &C.,
Iolu-l. 9TH ST. u. W.. bet. p and o.
Don't doubt TIL Vou try. no2
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half miles east of Benning Rich landscape
views are presented from this point.
Nr- VIM A Lufly's house. which is used by
him for a residence. store and post Office. and
the Rollins house. are the only buildings in the
immediate vicinity. Formerly a large and
wealthy family named Berry owned everything
here for miles around. The house of Polly
Berry, a well-known and popular character
OF past generation, occupied the site of the
Rollins house. This house was intended for a
hotel and contains some twenty-four rooms.
When II was built every one in the nelghbor-
hood believed that the Southern Mary
land railroad, whose route ruus by
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This man is trying to joke his wife
about her cooking ability.
He says the household will suffer
from dyspepsia. It's poor joke.
Americans eat too much rich food,
without taking advantage of natural
antidotes to overcome the bad effects.
Nobody wants to diet. 1t is q nat
ural desire TO want to enjoy the good
things in this world.
=. Read what prominent New Yorker
writes; he had been troubled with
equity rheumatism and its attendant
painful symptoms for eighteen
months:
II have subjected myself for months
to the severest rules of diet recon.
mended for such conditions, and used
almost all the remedies recommended
for govt and rheumatism, without any
benefit, until l heard of your imported
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts. which used
faithfully for six weeks, dieting for the
first three weeks and afterward eating
almost anything desired All the
equity and rheumatic symptoms left
me after the fourth week and my gen.
eral health and spirits have become
excellent once again. Your Carlsbad
Sprudel Salts deserve the widest pub.
licity and I take great pleasure in
bringing this fact to your notice.
You try them today.
The genuine have the signature of
"Eisner & Mendelson Co.." Sole
Agents, New York, on the bottle.
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NORA TRAMP TO SEAT PLEASANT AND

L'Oh lhANf III SEAl fLEASANl AMI
Il Benning take West Benning road at the
junction of Florida and Maryland avenues and
II and 18th streets northeast, which follow to
Race Course road, thence to Anacostia road, to
Seat Pleasant road, to Central avenue. to Eas,
Benning road, to city.
Condition Of the roads-West Benning road,
good; Anacostia road, fair; Seat Pleasant road.
fair. except in the vicinity of Seat Pleasant,
where it is badly washed ont in spots; between
Anacostia and Marlboro road, soft sand and
clay Central avenue, fair. except in vicinity
of Linville, where it is soft and clayey; East
Benning road, good.
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Bache.Eornvtha.

Col Dallas Bache, U.S.A., and Miss Bessie
Forsythe, daughter Of Gen. Forsythe Of
Wounded Knee fame, were married at Fort
Riley, Kan, Thursday night Following the
ceremony was most brilliant reception at the
forsythe residence and then the couple started
Tor the Pacific coast on q wedding tour.
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bris Iron Company and wsll-known man.
died in PhilAdelphis on Thursday morning.
u. Felix Bruniel, . member Of the chamber
Of deputies. kas committed suicide By sheotine
himself. 1000
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ROADSIDE SKETCHES.
Picturesque Scenes and Historic Spots
Across the Eastern Branch.
THE OLD SCAGGS ESTATE.

A Tramp to Seat Pleasant and Benning-War
Memories of That EeGion-Forts Sedgwick
and Mahan-An Old House With . Roman
tic Story.
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RAILROADS.
RiCHAoND AND DkNVIIIE RAIIRoAD Col
l. An - sshedu,e N srIei ofob~r q 1871,

ioAAe sS5s, Mp ,, D.SyILLs R.ILaoAD Co
. Al trains eave aud srrive Pennsy ivania Pa.->nrvr
Station. NAsh nEton. y. g.
,,si on. cganeots Al iynchbars With SorfoSl ~
lilo =. m-Daily for Manassas. warr,n,Ou. chi.
E.IsI SSsIss, SaarlO,s- Ne. Lyncheurs. D.nrils
STfh Csy,,' sn, salisbury .nd stations Me-t.ss
Aroina DIV son ana stations Atlanta and charsot.
Station Tor al PRINCIPAL points south and souts-
Fullman Purei Sleeper New York ana w..h,nx,s.
20 Atlanta connetnS with PuilIlan sie-r~r ktlsncs
man eerr 10 Msnps. wa snS Mobile and Pal,
DanS.iis VT fnlnan sssp.s iSr Aasa.,s via %
hnoHvil.s va hsssvil.e ani Hot sprinT.-
and uranse: Through tram for froas Royal sissrten
aia strasonrg. = ..-
e ss n AND soSTs
ban sr Q. niinf ; Sss'isn.d rai. ssn.lsns q
M, l1.rAry and Observation Cars OF the latest ana
pres LOT this service An sltrs fsrr Z, .h.r.a ~
ins irain hrs, Glass ilctess CIV.
mslts eonnsecn. WITH s-i Sr.an. =. Sss oS, sS
orleans aud Sislsbur Via sarPn,n.hsm pa,,,s.
10 Extra iars essSs % Nv y. sosSssss
leans. " W
p,1EE, q ,maDay; southern E,gr.:s for Lynehbsrs
~SsseSn Nertn Caroina pyision. eariotte and
and sT. DsSh e "a s.a and .,.,Ss.
.na saa, nale N mon station for al points soptA
iAnta. s'sA" NV io'A 10 Az
human bunet SLEEPER. New York and wsshfnrroa
"a M vie wa Lynchouns, Danvlle Salisbury
as. ..s "esteth North Carolina Division and Washins-
TRAINS Ok ~ %ss a X ,,'is AND ONO m.
AZ. seA.e NashlISton 10 q. daily Is IS D "a
AIiiNs ~ washington 10 AIN and . Al n M aasig
anu ~ IN. exceIf sunday. -
=, lhtoukh Trains IRON the south via Chariosts "a
bshshie arrive IN Washington ssS a m 81 a h..
and " D m. and IRON Orange I 4 ,sos M strss-
ours loeAi al - . m and II 30 a m.
lhket-. s.eepins car reservation and informstIs,u
FURNISHED and oasssAge checked once Loo frun-
railroad 9TH and sts., Msshinston d q
oc3 JAMES l. TAYLOR. Gen Pasa Ax~uA
{ ,HEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER m ,sn
and streets. y.
Through the srandest scenery In Amer,c. With IN.
nandsonlest and most complete Solid Train s~ryscs
West from Washington. '
200 m 'CIncinnati Fast Line with diptns -,
fron ashingfon and solid Train incfnnau without
change, ArriVinx At Cincinnati 80 M tins
N the 7 non depot for Indianapolis, 81 louts ko
llOp m the famous 4. q. " Nesttbule
solid Nestbuled train with dining for Cincinnati
phlo Lefington and Louisville. Ky, arriving Al On.
cinnAu AZ OLD y M. Lexington ~ m. Louisstlls
o. .. Express for cha rloitesyilie
Elchinond Msynesboro'. staunton and principal Nir.
ginia points
10 81 a via r. + 4 railway ana Richmond 20 OLA
FONT Comfort and Norfolk-ONLl Rail. LINZ
Pullman locations and tickets Company,s once
DIS and l42l Jenna ave.
SCI II. FULLER Genr Passenger Aren't
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His remains repose, at his request. near the
merely furnishing information az to the dates
Of birth and death His mother in-law by his
second marriage, Mrs. Brady, occupies an adj
joining grave.
One Of the best rooms in his house was al
ways set apart for the use Of minis .ers Of The
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
= HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD s. g. co.

- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOHDDEUTSCHEkL LLOYD 8 g. Co
tast Express Steamers
-, To Southampton uondon, Havrep. Bremen
Elbe. Tues, Nov. To- noon, Spree Tues, Nov IL 2
am Lahn, Tues. Nov. "A. noon: Inns, sat Nov
% p m Havei. Tues. Dec. j. q an Elder sat-
Dec. D. AIN
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table luxurtou,
faioon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, as and up-
ward berth. according 10 location. I'd cabin $50
berth steersss &C LOW rates- Apply 10 l. a. DROOP
~ fenn- ave. no1
LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPa
"A GLAsSOW TO PH AID ELPHIA
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most direct route
from Scotland and North and Middle OF Ireland
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
1ntsrmedlate Soo steerage STA
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, via Londonderry,
Every fortnight.
18th Noy...... State Of Nebraska. Noon.
26;h Nov. State OF California -. =. Noon
10th Dec. State of Nevada. ........ IL a m.
Cabin passage. S35 and upward EXCURSION, So aud
upward. steerage. sl9.
BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL SERVICE
via Halifax and st. Johns, y. r.
Steamers sail from Baltimore iortnighty.
Apply to q. W. MOSS. srsl Pa ave-, OK
my21-0Iu Mrs. ID. A. BkOSNAN. WASHINGTON
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN MANftINGlON

I ESsoNS GIVEN IN OILS, WATER coLoRs
II terra Gotta painting, crsyon and pencil drawing
outdoor sketchinT. SC. by Miss BARRON, late prn.
cipal of Sutherland College, England. ct 2oS7 81.
n Q&s
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The Progress Made in the Development Of
the Suburbs.

THE PROPOSED PLAN FOR THE UNIFORM IxrHN-
SION OF THE CITY srREETs-NEw HOUSES THAT
ARE BEING EREcrED-orHER MATTERS OF M
TKREsT.
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Jen DavIs' Remains to Lie 1t Richmond,
The remains Of ex-President. Jefferson Davis
are to be inferred in Hollywood cemetery at
Richmond, Va Mrs. Davis has decided upon
this Mrs. Davis expressed her earnest desire
to make Richmond her future home, and said
that 1t was no longer question of anything
but means. The monument to Mr.. Davis will
not be placed over the grave, but upon some
site in the city to be selected hereafter.
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4 ,HEsAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY
i PENNSYLVANIA Roury

s4 RGHBk kkI fsAfS sfFfLNpP
TRAINS 4, 5EAyI WAS ipis \ ~ fRox STATION
For 1i.sSgrs aEa ms West chicago iAmi,sd E.pr..s
q o.. rqiman oses,ibule Cars At 1850 an dsiyi
and 81 Louis with larlor Car Harris6nrs 10 Fits-
spois, Pits6ars TO coIambu. htoons,o 70 o thra
=. Le9 u.s. ana Stneinnatl Erprrss. 30 daily.
matt and pinlns Car aarris6urs 70 81 Louis. cSi-
daily, w.tn sieepins Cars Washington TO Chicsxs
ihro1rh slseiers or Lo1sSs and M MspSis f se
man Dinlns Car flttsburg 20 Richmond and Chi
burg and Tie Nest. with through sleeper 20 Pitts-
BALTIMORE AID fUTCMic RAILROAD.
Tor hAne. Canandaisua. Rochester and Niassrs Fsns
For Ere. cSnsndAiTua and Rochester daily for Buf.
pn a with S SI.enn ssy s.seps sturdy loo
For mililsmsport. kochesier and Mascara fslis %
asb asiy sI * saturday with sissptns On
For ANIL SiliaTsport Remove and Elmira q ioso Al
81 RMfHifni2T,i fn n FORK
1000 and u IS D M. On sunday boo, III sOo
pm lnas fE iSi.: sls taIni 10 f y s
With D,nInS Car. 70 New York. $40 ana d.iIS.
For New hOrK only. Limited Erprss. with paa,as
G HO fo oal PHifib2 e II .a osffY
tsst LIpress le IN week days and As dsly.
Hs sssaaa 800 a m daily.
For isS 5sssIxr nlrsOuS eA.nss every day.
Ae DlaSn n. 4. All through trains connect =
,nr s3 sIS WIZ oosis OF brooklyn ANNEX efU&
r., ier,iage across New York city.
as,iy ci'S. ix;io pm week days. IL - 0. u.
1t.Sss 1T V,e % oiV voosSS. ~, slo Duo 80
OvV. iVlSu ~ ~ and u 30 m, ~ 10, = 10
49,, ~. "! ~, ~ ~, o 40. o:l4.f ~.
49, LID and AZ -. Hn On SUNDAY. 5svn
SpS S.1r LV5;s5o. iio An l2:lo. 4 ~. x; ~
iuas, sns !, 80. = ~. siSO' o'4o. OLA s's1
oi s,cp,, $500 ,Ahe. ~ m and 4O pm oanys
For ani,s.ss1,s on -. m,
n n, dsii~ sxsns ~ 49,, ~ ~, m. - " ne -
&ua ~ '. m.
"AShaNGION SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 81
For Alexandra, 40 o.:S5, as 40. y as. lo-0
m. 1. on noon. 90. 2.0S 3 n As. Sof
bs3s. Olo, ssO2, 10 % and n 80 D. IN On sun.
day at 30. As. y:i5. 10 As .. m, i sOa =: -
,cc 0;l5, a sG "a, and a. l9;E 49,. p m
for henmend and the south, $50 aud ~ 90 . n
Trains leaye Alexandria for Washington, Dos. -OA
s0. ylO. ~ 10. ll:ls. IL "a o !. I ~, LOO.
s W. 3s4e. o. 40. o.l3, .lo u ID. 10 20 aud
s 2. m On sunday Al e:lO. 10 70. IL a snd
pm: w.
18th ana Avenue and al shs
station where orers can bs left for the Che king ID
ba.gsse TO destination from hotels and residsncss-
ChAs. T. PIoH. ). A. MOOD,
General Manager. tse9l General Passenger A<enA
NM ohio MAILMAN.
schedul. an .e.--, angr., IN 100,
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BICYCLES.
'THE ACME OF COMFORT.

TIE ACME OF COMFORT.
When the acme Of comfort in cycle riding
shall Be found. however. i; will be- No believe. IN
pnenmAtc-tired wheel. fitted with springs absorb
'ne oooneing. - Bearings. " Fec. L.. VI.
Andthe Acme of Comfort is found!
Ine RHEUMATIC RAMBLER is here,
NO; dear at $50 %
..,o eoRMuLLr JEFFERY MFG Co.
49, l:s,5 18Th ct. nv,
IA ANING MADE IMPkoIEMENTs Al OR
"wHEELERIEs" AND CYCLING RINK.
e2l ST. NV,
We shall now make this HEADQUARTERS lana
close Office 1921 FstD
Where We shall be pleased see our patron. ana the
cycling public. We have a full line ana sost $3.50
,pARIs, PsYcHos. TOURISTS. BoYs.paa Girls
WHEELS hentihg. Repairing, Lessons
oe3o SMITH WHEEL MANUFe co.
A SPECIAL DRIVE on BICYCLES
1891 Creecents. Diamond Frames full bali b..r,ns,
1851 fades Juno's. full ball bearins,. Formsr
price. SO Now soo. All new goods.
ATwATER CYCLE COMPANY.
oc3o l4?4-co Penn. .v.
Now Is YOUR CHANCE TO GET A BICYCLE
We selling our stock which include. the cel.-
prated Humber and Warwick Perfection Bicycles, for
less than cost to close business Unparalleled bar
sasy II desired.
THE WARWICK CYCLE COMPANY.
oc16-em 6ls 18th ct. NV
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GIG. MARIANA MANA.


Italian method. Pupils thoroughy PREPARED 70
grand opera. concerts and orstorios- Sl9 %.
oc:3-6ws
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MISS LITCHFIELD's HOUSE

In the course of few weeks Miss Grace
DEMO Litchfold, the well-known authorizes. will
take possession of the fine new residence on
Massachusetts avenue just west of the Blaine
house. This house is one of the handsome
homes which has recently been erected in that
locality. 1t is constructed Of brick from plans
made by Messrs Hornblcwer Il Marshall archi-
tects, ard il q line example OF the quiet ele-
gance which is SO characteristic of their s.yle.
The front has no projections and the plainness
OF the brick walls is enriched by simple but
effective frieZe of bricks and bv the
holdings marking the stories and the arches
over the openings. The generous size of the
lot has allowed for openings on all sides anGthe
substantial style Of construction contributes
to the solid home-like character which marks
the entire house. The interior is finished in
the same quiet but effective STYLE Hard
woods are used in the finish of the rooms and
in the dining room the notable feature is the
employment OF black walnut, a wood which has
gradually fallen into disuse for interior finish.
Its revival in this instance is very effective.
The room is waiuscoted with this wood. and
the mantel and sideboards are made OF the same
material. The walls Of all the rooms are finished
with plaster which was tinted before being
used. Tho colors are soft, pleasing shades.
each room having its appropriate color.
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STARlN'S GREAT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Is
- and IL IT. n.w.-Shorthaad. typewrtIne and
book keepine service training day ami
sessions Shorthand and tyiewritiny three mont hs.
$40; Business course three months. Slo PrAc-
teal shorthand writers come to increase speed;
thirty hours dictation every week; speed classes
ali re1usted by electricity: invention OF the
age; Phenomenal Advancement - all who enter only
school in the world where shorthand taught as q
profession; 100 students enrolled: every competent
Mg1ous influences: diplomas Prof Starin has eiven to
the young men and women Of Washington AID vicinity
schoo in which the drill in shorthand. typ writing,
bookkeeping, lightning calculations. business and
social practical English. rhetoric.
nanship and spelling 10 50 thorough at they able
70 step from the eoese halls TO the Office of the bust
ness and professional man and perform the duties de-
volvng upon them with in alible accuracy and cleo
TIC SPEED Prof. Starin has trave ed many lands,
ssuded closely different educational methods spurn
ing the bad retaining the good from his WIDE &C.
quantance with both business and professional men
can and does oner to his students
and secures for them better situations with argpr
salaries than any other institution can possibly do
Every department under the immediate SUPERVISION of
specialist. All classes called TO rects.
ton rooms by electricity and the agent employed
IN regulating the great shorthand speed Contests
90 famous throushout the District. ALyAC, STARIN
President and Proprietor. set,-iy'
IRIS. n. D. v. OZIER WILL FORM CI1sFES
AVA for PHNSICULTURE.
Culture.) 9O7 st. n. nof,-et:
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ELoCUTION-MoDULATI AND STRENGTH
enng Of voice. drsmstic action and expression. art
OF deep breathing. &C.. by Prof j. A. keenan,, 200
e. n late eocutionary instructor In ST. Francis
Xavier COLLEGE and Grand Conservatory Of Music and
Dramatic Art. New York city. St. Francis College,
Brooklyn. &c The science OF expression xemplifed
Rapid progress guaranteed Instructions privately or
IN class. ocl5-th&slms
I Z. sCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN,
harmony and singing. Particular attention to be-
g1nners - we'll as those wishing to be qualified per
aplS-s&w7ms
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ACNE PHoNooRArHY AND BUSINESS
SCHOOL.
ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS.
Course Of studies: Penmanship. Bookkeeping,
arithmetic, spelling. telegraphy. typewriting and
IN our Acme method Of Shorthand the principles Of
the system are impaired in sixteen easy lessons and
proficiency is acquired in three months. Hundreds OF
students have been turned out Stenoeraphers
from this Institute and number have been placed in
position by the principal OF the school.
Sessions day and evening. Call or send for pamphlet
80 and y2l ST. n. W.
au20-3m l.. j. MULVEY Principal,
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NHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

TIE PnHPARAToRY ScHooi. 1885 st. NV
HE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, 1925 H ST. n y,
IHE DENTAL DEPARTMENT. 1875 st. NV
1AE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Q. g. cor 18th and n. ".
HE Law SCHOOL. e. cor. 18th and II SITS. n w.
IHE CoRcoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Sc cor. 18th
All departments now open.
For catalogues OF Medical and Dental Departmentn
apply to DR.. A. F. A. KING. Dean 1915 Mass ave a. "
Z or cata ogues Of other departments apply TO h a
by letter to
ocl3-lm' JAMES C. YELLING, President.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-06
LOCAL LINES,

Call at W. N. LADD's for fine groceries
and provisions.