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Open the Treasury Windows.

Az tno LoitOE VI 4ue LNeuluk otar:
Nearly every person coming into the Treas
ury building notices the fetid air that
pervades from basement to roof. No wonder
that "sick leaves" are more numerous than
among the clerks i'll other departments. Most
of the rooms, If under the control of the health
department, would be CONDEMNED" Only
those rooms having open frepaces can be
daily used without detriment to the health.
During the four or five months of warm
weather, when the windows are open during
Office hours. the building il not unhealthfuI
but the remainder Of the year. the season of
closed windows, it is O breeder of disease And
yet this might be greatly remedied. The clerks
leave their rooms at p. m. Many of them do
not think OF raising the windows when thew
leave. Then the charwomen take possession.
and In about fifteen minutes they leave, closing
tight all the windows, which are not again
opened until the messengers arrive the next
morning, about $50 1t is their duty to open the
windows, which they often neglect to do. If
they do, some clerks come in early and close
them SO It rs fact that the rooms are venti-
lated less than thirty minutes each day. No
wonder there are 80 many sick leaves
Ask any one in authority and he will say:
Certainly, all windows are kept closed all
night, for a storm might arise and do great
damage" Could not the night force close the
windows on such occasions! II that force be
not large enough for that purpose, employ
more and the diminished sick leave will show
| that that plan would be highly profitable.
If that cannot be done let the Secretary issue
q stringent order that every messenger shall be
on hand ats I'm. to throw open all the windows.
and that they must remain open until D. m.
| to make sure that every room is thoroughly
ventilated for full hour after the clerks have
left. Let his honor also decree that all the
windows shall be raised during the lunch half
hour, and then will have two and n half
hours of ventilation as against half an hour, as
at present.
Let him also order that every top sash shall
be lowered three inches all night. Nothing but
his order VIII secure that boon. This may cost
the government few more tons uf coal but il
will save thousands of dollars in the better
health and consequent greater efficiency of the
clerks. A TREAsUkY CIERK
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BrOOkland and Vicinity.

Mr.. John Harris and family have removed
from MIR. Rice's house to Calverton, Baltimore.
Miss India Lord has returned from two
weeks visit to Darnestown Nd
Mrs. Robert West is quite ill with tonsilitis
Lieut.. Craven has removed to his own home
on University Heights and Mr.. Malone of
Washington has purchased of Mr.. G. W..
Williamson the house vacated bv Lieut.
Craven and will make it his home.
Petty pilfering is becoming an annoyance.
MIR. James Hall has recently had almost his en-
tire flock Of chickens stolen and Mr.. Noyes was
relieved OF fine ham a few days ago.
Col. Lewis and wife entertained number of
their city friends recently at a o'clock 'tea,"
which late- on blended into an enjoyable must
Gale. Miss Estelle Chapman, whose rich voice
improves daily, sang charmingly; Miss Edna
Frazee gave some choice selections upon the
piano and Miss Blake, sister of the hostess,
played and sang several selections. Among
those present were Rev. C. B. Ramsdell, Mr..
and Mrs Robert w. Fenwick, Mr.. and Mrs M.
S. Decher, Miss Emma s. Frazer, Mrs w.
w. Slate, Mrs. c. Barlow, Mrs. J. P.
Chapman and daughter, DR.. NJ. d.
Spackman and Miss Spackman Mr.; and Mrs.
Jay Bancroft, Mr.. W. Williams, DIR. VIM. Il.
Frisbie and Mr.. J. Newton. Rrookland was
represented by Miss Brooks, Mrs. Mary Burr
and Miss Burr, Miss Ella Reese, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Holton and Mr.. H. Barton.
The meeting of the Queenstown Mite and
Literary al M. Jesse H. onerWOoQS TUESDAY
evening was quite entertaining. Mrs. West
being i'll Mrs. John Lord, ST., was chosen
chairman pro tenn. Mr. Gorge Paxton sang a
solo, accompanied on the piano by his sister,
Miss Annie Paxton Of Trenton, N. J. Mr.. c.
J. Perry and Miss Street of Washington also
sang Miss Eda Williamson and Mr.
c. q. Lynch read amusing selections Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord,
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. John Lord, jr, Miss India
Lord, Mrs. George Schweir, Misses Lille and
Ruby Schweir, Miss Meta Sweeney and Messrs.
Hopkins Porter and H. McChesney.
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This young lady examines the young

This young lady examines the young
scholar.
Johnnie. where is Carlsbad?''
"Part Of it in every drug store in the
United States.
"How do you make that out?"
"The Carlsbad Sprudel Salts are i'm.
ported from there, and are the solid
evaporations of the Sprudel Spring"
"What have they done for you, that
you know SO much about them?"
''Why, they have cured papa of his
dyspepsia, and in the place of cross
father they have given me kind and
loving parent"
Dyspepsia will spoil the most an
gelic temperament. Too much bile
inactivity of the liver will start it.
Try the Carlsbad Sprudcl Salts. A
standard. never-failing remedy. The
genuine have the signature of "Eisner
4 Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New
York" on every bottle.
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Frederick Sidney's Rash Jump.

Frederick Sidney, q member ef the 'Texas
Steer" theatrical Company. jumped from the
platform of Pennsylvania passenger car as the
train came into Jersey City, opposite Henderson
street Thursday night. The train was moving
at the rate of ten or fifteen miles an
hour. Sidney struck upon the ties
Of the elevated railroad with thud which was
heard in the street below, and, after turning
completely over two or three times. lay insensi-
BILE. The train was stopped and Sidney was
carried to the depot and sent in an am
bulance to the Jersey City Hospital, where he
now is. He has two bad scalp wounds and
many bruises. but no fatal injury has been
observed.
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Why tho Pope IL Troubled.

In an interview with an Associated Press cor
respondent on Thursday a member of the Col
lege Of Cardinals at Rome said that the attack
upon the French pilgrims at the Pantheon was
instigated by the Italian governor, which
viewed with alarm the friendliness of France
and the Vatican. He also said that the pope
realized his unsafe position in the holy city and
that he was prepared to leave. The next con-
clave, the cardinal said, might be heldoutside Of
Rome,
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Written for The Evening Star.
Lessons.

Lessons.
Each life, whate'er its term, Is Incomplete;
The book may close before the tale be read,
Its early pages glowing still and sweet,
Its later, alternating doubt and dread.
II Age attain 1.-The End" evn then, instead
OF full content, his dream-wooed pleasures fall;
He stands mid withered leaves: 'And this is allI'
Yet all II Is mott Never God decreed
That love, truth, beauty, any good should fail;
Though Time stride on, their secret-living seed
Shall dwell secure; and II his scythe assail
Their bloom. and sweep it like a lightning gale
In ruin DER the earth-relentIess Time
Shall crouch, dismayed, before the One Sublime!
Nothing divine in vain. and nothing LOST
On earth our lesson Is but partial: Here,
We learn-we know not why-with painful cost,
And little wiser at the close appear;
Another school awaits, higher sphere
And on and on, forever. Gods grand soul
Informs US, guides US, loves US, Still, NO goal!
-SEAToN DoNoHo.
Washington, 1891.
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New Way to Destroy the Chinch Bug.

Before the American Health Association on
Thursday at Kansas City Chancellor Snow of the
State University Of Kansas read an interesting
paper explaining the theory of the destruction
OF the chnch bug by propagating deadly dis
ease among them. He estimated that about IS
per cent Of the field experiments had been
thoroughly successful. although his field agents
had reported the percentage of success at co.
He explained the practical application of his
theory. farmer was sent a half dozen in
fected bugs with instructions to place them in
prepared jar with about 300 bugs from his in
fected fields. Forty-eight hours would infect
the whole number of bugs, which were then
scattered through the fields, where the insects
would take the contagion and die. In this way
during the last season 400 farms in Kansas had
been cleared of the pest.
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MAI. Warner Coming to Washington.

Chicago dispatch says: Maj. William War
ner Of Kansas City, ex-commander-in-ch chief of
the G. A. h., passed through Chicago today on
his way to Washington. Friends of the major
here intimate that he has been called to the
national capital by President Harrison and
that he has again been offered the pension bu-
reau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

The more important action of the Florida
worlds fair directory recently at jacksonville
was the adoption of plans submitted by Arthur
C. jackson for state building, and this will
be an exact reproduction Of the old Fort
Marion, at St. Augustine, to be built of phos-
phate arch and coquina. The meats will con-
tain rice, sugar Gale and cotton fields, aud the
interior space oranges, pineapples, guava.
lemons and cocoanut groves. 1t will cost from
e20, coo to &30, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24

The Bank Of Lewisburg. Tenn. has made ar
assignment Bad collections and the contrac
tion Of the money market are the causes.
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DE- CHAPELLE.
INTER- AND CROSIER.
The Dignities Soon to Be Conferred
Upon Dr.. Chapelle.
HIS FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

Arrangements for the Conservation Services
NJ the Cathedral In Baltimore-The Arch
diocese of Santa Fs-Its Long History and
Hts Present Extent
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Pestponing . Wholesale Execution.

Postpontng Wholesale Execution.
Aspscial from Columbia. 8. c., says the exc
cution Of the tan negroes, which WAS to have
taken place Thursday, has been postponed.
owing to the granting Of stay Of proceedings
pending al appeal TO the supreme court
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ADVERTISING.

m rvU asa 40 AD [, Ar 49, "a IHINC any
where q any tms write 70 Clio. y. kONELL
co., 10 sprucs a., NeW Aork. an2l-ly
EVERY ONE IN NED OF INFoRHA TIoE o.
z ths sub,sct Of sdysrtising "a, % veil . o6sslns
s3p3 seox i "a os rsc~,:s q 49, Inss ~
carssul conlTllsfion from the American NsWspaDss
Drecfory eli the beaf papen and clnn. ,ournalsI
glvss the c1rcoaflon ratinx on every oos nd 500
dsal Of infomalon about and naflsrs POI
so8ELfs 1bsSszisiSS SGiEfzG 10 ~ 49,
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RAILROADS.

liz iohNp sh AND DsNyIlLs RsILkoAD co.
An trains le as~1 sss n . ,r, :, 49,, l
station. MAsl nston. DC.
At iSS SsSss s sRS SsS sss
n no a m.-p,ily for Manassas. w.rreu,on. Gu.
reref. oran.s, cnsrloits- Tie, LynchburS. D.nvs.
North Carolina bysieS. snd s,S,,n. 49,
Saroana Divi.on. ana sAiiOn. Atlanta and dnsr OTIS
lnl.n Station for ali prnipsl points south ana .outE
Pullman Bune, Sleeper. New Nors and w..h,ns,o,
70 A1anta connecfnS with Pullman : eef.er NIant.
man sleeper % Memphis VIA H,rmInsbs, , nns
b@lslIie VITA Pullman slsep.r ior AuTasts va 90
Knoxville VIA As.eNil.e aud nct sprhss
anl ssns through srsss Tor from Royal kIs.a,S
10 so a. m..Daiiy- WASHINGTON .xr, soy--u
MEs fkRN NEsTlbCLkDl ia 1kD.-A mssmfn. .ni
Iran o. Pullman nes'ths ed fAla - %
ms. Lsrary and oussr,.,ion Cars % tie latest ana
iIs IN connecilou WITH lrsi-c1ss T,Sfeas nv
a.s vii. i. tram. ds Ss Ssa ans
vas va Mon,somery and for Memphis Meridisn. Ne.
seeper Washington 10 New or cans Mouixon.ry.
leans
n n .; m--pAny Southern Erpre.. for Lynehbnrv.
M.sern North CHro.ina DIVISION. Charlotte an
AtahtA ana Charlotte DIVISION 10 Atlanta VII
htNvn ~ insde an mon station AL points south
lsnta. s0"'s We" A''A !" Az
- Pullman Buffet slsersr, New lori and washington
W hhohNllie wa lSnchburg, nAnvilie. Salisbury.
an, ana WESTERN North o.rOlins Division. and .slns-
- TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
LSloN leave MasbInton y. 40 q m daily, b.,5 D. m.
s =. washington "a and 5.S7 D. IA. aaaly.
ma t . ~ q m. EXCEPT sunday.
m AnrVush Trains iron the south via Charlotte "A
DaA,.. arrive IN Washington : - a. m, 10; - n
Alla $50 y. Ia and irOu Orange Al IA, strup-
ours tosal AT y - .. IN. and n 81 a m
lcAets, sieep.nE car escrN alton and information
auit.susN anu bAsfAse checked uftUe, ~ Penn
syNanlA ave. and al Passenger station l.un-,lynals
rAi.SAd- oth aud Is sts.. " Washington. u. 4.
ocS JAMES l. TAYLOR. ten Pas.L Aren't
4 'hEsAPfAkE OHIO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER N ,so,
and streets. W. - 90 ".
lhfoul'h the grandeet scenery IN America with IN.
uanesOiilest ana most compete SOnd Iran Seryics
West from NaSningron 1870 ~
900 .. m.-''Cn,1Enati Past lane with dining car
i1oih NAshlilston ana SuiId Tram nc Iuail hut
Shahss arrlSns Al Cincinnati az ~ a. .c,5nnsssuE
Al ths mon depot tor lndlanAI oiis, ~. Louls A.
IsIup m ite famous q. D. \. Nestilui. I.tutad.
SOLD Nesiouied train with dining car lsr enc al
oinL4u Al u:I5 a. M. LEXINGTON 81 n m lousy n
sW = N. coni.eting In Union d.Iots tor al 10 luts
w y m iAlress Tor Oorddnsvl. harl %
gina points. -.
lo % m. via r. r 2 railway and Richmond 20 Ola
FY,nt ooniiort anu Norfolk-ONLA RAIL LINZ
~ n, i9c1tions and tickets At Compsnys UfhosA
OH and Ia fenna.
II. MULLER Genp Passenger As-us
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
~ THE SPENCELIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
IN WASHINGTON


Twenty seventh scholastic year began Tuesday. Sep
Praeticai business. school Of Preparatory EnSiis6.
ans o. sSao ID and
Drawing. Full corps OF Instructors Moderate rates
desa nda S esss
open every business day. Gail send for new Illus
formation. MRS sARi a. son spENcE iSl In
aGs4 Principal and Proprietor.
st; JOHNS COLLEGE. VERMONT AVE-
phonosrsphv. commerce. mathematics. Has primary
ana Srammsr classes ke0pens Monday. seR.ember
I. NORTHUMBERLAND AND sTKENGTH-
- ening 81 voice. DRAMATIC action and expression. art
Xavier COLLEGE and CRANE Conservatory Music and
BrooRyn IT, Hs ss .c aeps CITY, ST. trnncs Colsse
1aYd progress guaranteed Instructions prvateiy or
in class ocl3-thEslms
I z. scHEEI. TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN,
harmony and SINGING. Particular attention to be,
nnsIs as well Is those wishing to be qasihed per
U apis,s & YsnS"s'' Terms Si@' ia ithn.w.
INSTRUCT FOB BUSINESS ON REMINGTON
=, EysR Used in AL and exclusively in most.
VI Tue business schoois OF washington
wYCKOFF. sEAMANs BENEDICT.
.e29.a Cor. sth and SITS. NV
no NOT SPEND AN AGE LEARNING PHONOG.
5aPns " t s old method. when You
the most iegible $, stem invented. ~"
can A e ;fnf fa IL sl5saEss AND
BUSINESS SCHOOL.
seo-om 9l9 and 81 st. NV.
T'HE WOMAN's GYMNASIUM,
1881 l4th ct. NV,
For women and children. Open October l. rpcr,..sd
fectlitiee
Dr.. CLARA BLISS KINDS.
se<0-lm Medical Director.
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMENCE.
0S Ia. ave.. opposite city post once.
G. X. URNER. AN, C.E PIN
sixth year - business educator In this CITY FYf
een years member OF the faculty Of Eastman Colleee
JOINT authopof the Eastman System TraninR Which,
rsceived the only gold medal awarded for business
education q tho worlds fair held in Paris in lSSg
six cou5ses; business, Engiish. Accountancy Cfvl
enthuaiastic teaching Ihoroush and nrsctirsi
courses. Graduates OF rare excellencc and dstin
Euished success. situations when competent Send
ior cataioRue containing description OF the CON-
and last yeai enrolment OF more than 400 ma
EMERSON 1NsTITUTE.
Y g14 14th st.. bet. and sta
select CLASSICAL and mathematical school for vouns
m ms1 and Boy; t1RTIETH YEAR begins WEDNEE
Prsp.ss. fCf asrysrd. Yale. Princeton. Johns Hop
tie :cientinc schools. United states Military and
Naval a, ademies and for business spe-ial dspart-
men for boys between eight aud twelve years Of ~
1uli -course " modsrn languages. CHA6 81
ASoNus <xan0p oct
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PROFESSIONAL

L MT LAOOlONal
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairvoysnt. astrooger and ned un In
TINS clty: Has wonderful prophetic git second
sient. reveals hiocen mysteries. RECEIVERS lost
stolen property. brin<s separated together,
Speedy marriages. gives success business.
family trout influences. Strangers
cities anc all IN trouble Will Time and money oy
others have tailed. Convinces skePticai adj
yerfises only what he 90. All business connden-
tai. Satisfaction guaranteed Sittlnxs, DC Hours,
sto9 Open sundays. kesadencs Ass n ST.. between
~ and 9th sts southwest. seo-4St'
NME- PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
phenomenal accuracy. Sittings, J0c. Hours. al m.
to pm. 1850 18th 81. NV. oc.O-lm'
MME. RAPHAI, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
AVA voyant aud astrolosist the seventh daughter.
born with caul has wonderful healing power. Gives
names and uchy dates. Don't tail TO sss this lady.
N Rs. E v. SMELL. CLAIRyoYANT AND TEST
Can be consulted at her pariors. So4 New Aork
NV se22-lmklw'
NJME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
IVA English aud German astroogist In the CITY, tells
ali events OF life Once hours. u. TO ., m Sun
day. ~ D. IN. to pm. l5oe l4th ct. n. ocIOrlms
Piles
tying or carboIic acid No detention from busipess
AL other diseases Of the rectum uly treated
Consultation free BY C.P. WATSON. M D.,
Hours: o to -. 3 to and 90 g. '''" ~
sundays. 10 to 2.
Not IN Mondays or tuesday, eo6lm.
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA LIFE. AL business confidential. Ladies and gem
temen. % cents each. Hours: y o. N. 70 =. m. 20
L st. bet. LIST and North Capitol Sta a ~ se4-svs
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MooAr 'IANoN.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Until further nofice the Palstial Iron ana sfsa
Steamer CHARLES MACALEsTEk Will isavs -
wharf, foot OF atn ~, as iolows:
Sunday. at 10 IN snArp. reaching the afy on hss
return at 3 pm Fare. round tr1p. 81, csudInz
ADM ssion 10 tine nanson and srOunds klss.nt
the Charles Nzcalestsr and lunch served Gig
prices
CAPT: L L BLAKE
n okFoLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND POkTs
~ mouth, Va NORFOLK and washington, d. c.,
steamboat Companys PALACE sItAhEks WASH
lNS1ON and SonfoLk, IesVe every Gay n the ys~f
With ali through trains for the south ana .ssi Ofos
OLD. OLE, 1884 sno ls2l fennsyIs ANA ave.
- Ask ior tacksts wa the New Line
ss2l-3m Gen- sup1
LOB NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
=, - s e re LADY OF IhE LAKE. Parcel so HOUND
cable CAT. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. sA1ghDAl and
SUNDAY. pm Lsnted with electncty and
ss..s ssa ssai. ss = .S sss Ss.s
issi, ana 3. q 0. ais ana is5I f.nns- .y..
STEAMER ..wAKEfIEID -
nd SATURDAYS q I'm. heturninx lOksoAA
fkIDAN and SUNDAY svsnins..
nos Som,n, crsss ks.. and Sc c's"sns ~ -
Q. ". kIDLEY,
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EDUCATIONAL

oUr Or WASHINGTON.
ST, HLpA's SCHOOL. MoRRIsrowY, \. J.
sep,e@Ssr sm ls' & r ssf'e . ss.. fSs
circulars sddress sIsTEk sUIlRioR saiI-Sm
X 9o i.d ELL COLLEGE, ElLIcOrr CRY, aD. !.
ooaroiiAx and day school for young men and boys.
ocexu. BRo1hER DkNls.
$3.50 .smin nE1E ss,,l Bo az. ASp TrlTI9S
soessl shoroazh insIruction: cottsx. - stem BE-;
REILLY Rector Er.sopsi Schools. Iss ss
N M GEORGES HAIL FOR BOYS. ST. GEORGES.
s,nsn Noted Tor its TRAINING health comfort
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Y. $3.50
:. A select party sail. November 4. Isa, an, ,,,,v
r rpsTx is holy LAND LoUR ssej san. fe
''GAls's Tours, Gazette "S'N 'Aoih''ss' send for
o.aaso,m w.P, VAN wIcKLE.
ALdLAAN LINE, ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIFs
q, . bksRS, ss 5 I9 ,RRTLLkD LLfarh
~ ff5is sra aSf s Efsaa
NEW rdEE .sS sl.s5Jx l. .Ssss.., -.
I i.5s Oct St.. STATE O Nsyada: ...:..i Pm
cabin passaxe. s3o and upward. krcursaoa ssl5 ani
upward Steerlre. sly.
oALllMOhE An ID LIN EkpOOL SERVICE
q. VIA HALIFAX and 81. Johns, n r.
S.ealners sail IRON ia tnnore fortnightly.
Apply to q. ". Moss. skel Pa ave- OF
my2.-om hrs. ID. A. BhOsNAN. MAshinstou
SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
NohDDECIsCHERL LLOYD s. g. Co
tast ExpIess Steamers,
10 SOUTHAMPTON lLondon. havre), Bremen
Ipm Ems sat. oct 81. 20 e't ha wsa fu oe'
Nov ~. Am Elder. Sat, Nov. 9, . .. m. Trave
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxur,ou,
ta4o1n appointments. lrices LIST cabin as and ap.
NaLa bertn. according 10 location ID cabin, ssyOs
. osr'n steeraSe ~ soS rates Appy DhoOP,
- Vim ave- Au2g
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
- 9l4 14th St., bet. / and K sta
Select classical and mathematical a,hool IN, vcc,-
men and boys: fORTIETH YEAR begins WEBNE6.

kius. Lshgh and other coleges and uniySrsifiss ~
TIE rctentinc schooia. United States Military ana
NAVAL A. edemes and for business. Spe al dspart-
menf Tor boys between eight aud twelve years OF ~
11oTunnc -co9rse " modsrn languages. CHA6. 81
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The Cathedral Of San Francisco de Assist il
bailt on ground sanctiied by mission dating
back three hundred years. and founded by the
Rranciscans, long years before those Of south
srn California were thought of. The present
structure 10 q more modern building. Adjoin-
ing il 10 The residence Of Archbishop Saipointe
sad his three assistant priests These latter
attend all the chapels in other sections Of the
city. In fact each priest in the diocese has
under his control i've to ten and sometimes
more missions or Indian pueblos, and nearly
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ATTORNEYS.

GEOnsE w. kEnx.
Attorney -at-Lsv and Solicitor Of Pstents
Washington. .. z. Central building, 0th and p ava
PATENTS AND PENSIONS.
Govt Claims prosscuted pensions cons ata-
tion on All legal matters Tree OF change SILL
A goodrich, LAWYER. LA DEARBORN ST.,
"a. Chicago: II. q yeaIs' experience; secrecy;
special iacttaes IN several states Goodrich d.
apS3-eo1y
CAMPBEILcA ToN,ArToRNEY-AT-LAW.
ws9ssss Law o9 id So6 n n w.. wsshihgsoa.
nRUNKENNEss Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT, POS
~ TIMELY CURED BY ADMIMsThRIN6
II Il Manufactured - powder, which can Be Rfveo
m glass OF beer cup o. coffee or tee, in food,
without the knowledes Of the patient Il b sbsoutey
harmless and will edegt and speedy cursS
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