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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
Blackboard.

From the Gentiemans Magazine.
He was beau ideal pirate, possessed with a
mania for getting married. During his first
sojourn at North Carolina his friend the gov
ernor, married him to his fifteenth wife,
young girl of sixteen. whom he treated most
brutally. Unlike the French Bluebeard, how
ever, he did not, SO far at least as our knowi-
edge goes. kill any Of his wives. He had them
at different ports, and presumably visited each
just when he happened TO he in her particular
neighborhood. lie was man of some humor,
but humor of grim. sardonic kind which is
illustrated by couple OF stories / take the
liberty of relating.
He was drinking one night in his cabin with
his pilot with hands. captain of one OF the
sloops, and with another man who is unnamed.
Suddenly the diabolical fit came upon him and,
quietly drawing out pair of small pistols, he
cooked them crosswise under the table, blew
out the light and fired. The anonymous man
had heard the cock OF the weapons AMI. know
ing that mischief vas shistliIig III the air. made
tracks for the companion. bat Hands and the
pilot were not quick enough, and the former
received a shot in the knee, which famed him
for life, while the latter escaped with nothing
worse than a grazed leg. Hands, with a loud
version, whereupon Blackboard. with another
oath, answered that il he did not now and
then kill one Of them they would forget who he
was.
The other story is illustrative of Blackbeard's
ambition to beat the devil in his own line. The
fit came on him again, and he said abruptly,
.'Come, let us make a he'll Of our own and try
how long we can bear it," With that he
dragged two or three of his srbordinates dovn
into the hold closed up all the matches, filled
eral pots full of birthstone and other combust-
ibie matter, and set il all on ire. Before long
the men cried for air. but he would not open
the matches, and kept them down there until
they were nearly suffocated, aud until she
whole three fell down nearly dead with poison
ous fumes. He piqued himself ever afterward
on being s'the best devil on his SHIP
In point Of fact, the aych-fiend seems to
have been the only being Of whom Black.
beard was IN the least afraid; and, on another
occasion, he was in much trepidation owing to
the presence on board of some individual who
came from no one knew where, and who, after
some mysterious conduct, disappeared without
leaving 3 trace behind him. They verify be-
lieyed il was the devil, We are todd. black
heard died Aghtiug, ~ beseerns an old Ses
rufIinn. ana in his last encounter against Licut
Mayuard did not finally drop until he had re-
ceived ave pistol shets and twenty ssber cuts
about his body. ---y1
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A DARING BURGLARY.
A Georgetown Grocery Store Entered and
Robbed Of Large Amount.

u
A bold burglary was committed at an early
hour Sunday morning, at the wholesale
and retail grocery store of Jos. =. Dyer.
No.. $3.50 N street, and goods enough to
start small store were taken away. 1t
was late Saturday night when the store
was closed and the burglars made their call
soon after midnight. An entrance was effected
through tho store window and there were
two men engaged in the robbery. Each
of the burglars must have made several trips
to the store, as the goods recovered were
enough to fill an ordinary wagon.
Policeman Grealy was walking along Grace
street about o clock in the morning when he
noticed a colored man with several bundles
going in the direction Of Cissel's alley
and he stopped him for an explanation
Of his presence on the street ut that hour
with miniature grocery store on his shoulders
and in his hands. The negro proved to be Ed
ward Brent. He had two sacks of -four,
some meat and other articles in a
bag. and the officer suspected
that he came by them in manner that was not
honest. In order that his conduct might be
fully investigated the officer locked him
visited the house in Cissers alley
where Brent lived. There the officer found the
other groceries and had them taken to the
police station, where Mr.. Dyer identified them.
An inspection of the store showed that they had
taken something of almost everything III the
store except that can of dynamite was not
touched. Brent was then charged with house
breaking and yesterday he was photographed
for the roSues gallery.
The case was taken to the Police Court, but
as the goods were not there for identification
the case went over.
When the case was called in the Police Court
Mr.. Dyer identified the property and Brent
Was held in $500 bail for the grand jury.
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The Latest British Swindle.


The progress of Bibie-guessing fraud has re-
ceived a sudden check at Dundee, where GER
tain willy Scot has,been arrested on the charge
ofsxtTnctins shliings from the pockets of two
confding biblical students. This was the adj.
vertisement he inserted In some 400 newspapers
rhroughout the country: ..Pr0iigious! Zoo a
week! slt0 in cash prizes for counting the
words in chapters and ii Of Joshua It
transpired that II 200 had beea received in
reply to she advertisements (stlll unpaid), and
lbs and sd. had been given as prize money.
The presiding sheriff said he did not think
there were no many fools in the country ready
to send money in answer to such trans
parent fraud. The idea Of giving prizes, he
added for;counting the words or letters in the
Old Testament was q proposal which could be
made only BY q ro8us or a lunatic On pris-
oner's agent objeeting to the sum liked as bail,
the sheriff remarked. he will he all the better
OF a little time for meditation Send him the
book OF Joshua, and let him count the number
q lettsrs in it"i Yet they say therss no such
thing rs wit in Scotchman. 47al ) /
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THE WELSH AT THE FAIR.
A Grand Eisteddsod With Large Prizes VIII
Probably he Held.

The Welsh people of the United States win
be heavily represented at the worlds fair"
said General Immigration Agent Powell of the
C. NJ and st. p. Railroad Company TO SriR
reporter. Broadly, it is proposed to set aside
two or three days-to be known as Welsh days
which will be utilized principally for the hold
ing of grand eisteddfod. There will be large
prizes for the great choirs that will undoubtedly
be present, and many thousands of dollars win
be offered for solos, duets, trios. quartets and
glee clubs Church choirs will also have an OPP
Portunity to distinguish themselves. An en-
deavor is being made to have the great national
eisteddfod of Wales move over here for its 1898
meeting and there are strong probabilities that
the movement will be successfully accom-
plished. We are getting solid support from
Director General Davis. He, Won know, is
pure Welsh, but born in this country. If our
plans do not fail We will have in 1893 the grand
est vocalizing ever heard on this side of the
Atlantic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

In 1889 the the democratic party held its
primary elections in Illinois under the new
primary election law Of the state. The cleo
ton commissioner refused to pay the judges
and clerks at that primary election for their
services on the grouad that such payment was
not provided for under the aw. Test cases
we're brought and were carried to the supreme
court. That court handed down q decision in
which i, uph0ids views Of election commits
sioners. The use of the machinery Of the
law in primary elections. the court says, is not
compulsory. and its acceptance 10 not intended
to be a tax on the body polite
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Mr.. Tanners Denial.
SrAuSToN, VA, March %, Is

STANTON, VA, March %, 1891.
To the Editor of The Evening Star
SIR: A friend has Just called my attention to
an article in your issue Of the 25th instant,
Consul Tanners Disgrace" This article is so
unjust to me and is calculated to injure me SO
severely that cannot ignore il.
In the first place have never committed an
assault on any one. Second. ! never left Can
ada because / had committed an assault. Third.
/ was never arrested in Boston. Fourth. No
demand has ever been made for my extradi-
ton. You viii perceive that the article in
question is about as void OF truth darkness
Is of light. Respectfully. &c,
Gro. c. TAxSER-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The difference between loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is
wide one, and Of vital significance to a person
interested in the statement The STAR s,rears
to as circulation This is a point of great i'm
portance to advertisers.
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Stabbed at His Own Door.

VIM. Pritchard was standing in front of his
home, in Montgomery street, Paterson, n. j..
on Sunday night, when an unknown Italian
stole up unseen and stabbed him in the back of
the head, neck and shoulder He turned to
look for his assaiiant and saw him start up the
street on dead run. The only reason Prit-
chard can give for the Italians action is that
few nights ago an intimate friend of his in
suited two strange Italians. Pritchard' wounds
are ugly ones
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Joseph Nicely Claimed to BE irresponsible

Joseph Nicely Claimed to BE irresponsible.
DIR. H. L. Ortiz of Harrisburg, Pa, who
visited the Somerset Jail on Friday at the in
stance of the father and counsel of Joseph
Nicely, one Of the condemned murderers has
submitted to the governor a report in which he
states his deliberate opinion that the prisoner
is mentally and morally irresponsible and
should be committed to hospital for the in
sane. Governor Pattison has not yet granted a
respite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
TIE New Music PALACE.

ass. 40. Az. 459. 49,. 463
Washington street. in trade center ID Boston.
. he pr~ssut central establishment Of
OLIVER DITsON COMPANY.
and ineaiss an elegant large retail store Of 20 feet
ot. p2riOrs Of great beauty and many halls.
sAs and Oces devoted to the storing and ssis
: is largest stock " music ON the continent and OF
every knosR band orchestral or other Instrument.
Tie store from its situation. II accessible" TO All
Fase lovers eastern Massachusetts,. and. by its uni
tTs4 system u advertising mailing u lists anil
e--aio<u-s. extensive Correspondence and prodnpt
H-llr and EXPRESSING Of goods ordered. practically
Aasa the door every village home and Is nsish
" 70 al the scattered fam houses Of the whois
ts1nry
Serssspond freely for as;s. information musical
L1vsc.
Shildrsn-Motion songs t25c.. e2.2S doz-I
s-a-An- Golden Boat f5or. ]. Miss Chant.
- siazns-Colege songs 10 ets.l 70 sonsh
~10o0s.li
coliections- Song Classics vo, TEL 30 songs.
saered sOios. lei - soI-s-
- - Sollections-Pop1lar Piano Collection. ISL
Fopulz- Dance Collection. TEL ] % piscss-
ed. Postpaid. on rcce.p; Of above prices
elhER DIrsoS COMPANY. BOSTON
JE. DITsox 4 CO..
1i CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
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Senator Du Boi.' Pleasant Time.

Had very pleasant time indeed" said
Senator Fred I. Dubois of Idaho to STAR re-
porter this afternoon. The Senator returned
last night from soiourn at Ber-
muda Il am totally ignoran: SO
far as the events OF the past
three weeks are concerned he went on. Il
received neither kilograms, letters nor news
papers during my absence and therefore en-
loved myself imme nseiy. j don't know what
ANYBODY has said about me or my senatorial
seat; don't care, anyhow, and am not max
ing any reply"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

At the annual meeting of the New York
branch of the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
New York yesterday Mrs. NJ. Griffith, review
ing the Indian troubles, said the government
was 40 fault in the matter, and that Commits
sioner Morgan had been unjustly criticised.
She urged the women to influence their hus-
bands votes for Gen. Morgan's retention in
Office until he had solved the Indian problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Capt. Henry E. Galley of the second infantry
tried on the charge of malingcring at Pine
Ridge has been acquitted. Gen. Brooks disap-
proves the finding and acquittal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
OPEN ALL NraHr.

For the accommodation of stoners and the
public We will keep store open all night in charge
Of registered Pharmacists.
+. -. WILLIAMS L CO.. DRUGGISTS.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. 9th and SITS. NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Cur prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We use only the purest
uIl.s and chemicals from the reliable maac-
turers. We cheertuy invite a careful inspection of
thus deparfment by nlNSicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

TIE Uss or Halls HAZE R.srvr. promotes
the gro3th Of The hair end reseores "a nsfursi
color and hesnty. rres the scalp Of dandru6, tct-
ter and all Impurities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
RAILROADS.
RALrInSsL, . 4 !. ONO 2, I sA so q -.

RALTlMOkE OHIO kAILkOAD.
ID schedule IN efsct March ~. 1871.
Leave Washington from station cornsr of Esu JUBp1
avenue and e street.
For chicseo and Northwest. ve~tibuied rkz1.s1 srs
For cncinn.iL s. Louis and ihdisn.pots. szyss.(
Er fi,tssqr and Usvei.nd. srprs assly. uAa
for Ls.insfon ana points IN the Shenandoah ysn0s
For Winchester and way Stations. t5s3opm
ior inray. -sS0p.n
7;sO @ 90, 4;sninates5 sisO. Pas dbco, III %
1%iRaiss(, 5sS - s'ss ts$Ss: 10, SS.esss:S.
10 %. ii Il sS6 .s, a a sS sfS "a So
- 80 n 10. sSIn:nutes) els. q 10. 7ssA e00s
fof Annapolis. 6;,ss ana m m, 1910 snd SAa
pm Sundays. sss m. = ~ 1.
oT H rasr,ss; ~ ~ "a ~ 80 u opn-
PnILAnEIPHIA-
(-looa Dining Car, 'i.:Oo a NJ. = 50 as 10 Dip-
ing Carr, ana 'los.o Buffet parior Cars ca AT
day trans. sieeTtng Car on the 1910 Pm. opsa
Tor Boston, - - p m. with Pullman Bur., Sleep
ms Nsr running through 90 Boston without chance
"a f@Sg1sssrl size srldse. landing pss--assn b
For fhiisderhta, . o. - 90. 1000 IL 90 noon.
'-;,o. > 10. -; > ami 10 aOp m.
tsS5 S'%'' Id n @.,a'Htcs and iee'..t o.
, ~ 9 P ,o Limited eApres-. sopTans ct Mining
f,r Atlantis Ciy, ar and 1000 a m, 1900 pcc..
SUNDAY :. ! 90 a A.. I. 90 noon.
81 nn' Q. snnr'~n trans tis tables. ~ b bad
rLNceIt SGntas. Daily ESundsy only
BaEvsse lei Tor -nd checked frn hotels md rr-s-
dnc,s b. Union Transfer On OF isrs len 81 ssckst
y r. y V 2nSI i'A'i Ia ave- and 4 apot
INV Zen. NanAr'er ten. lass Agent.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Al ARiLASD AND VIRGINIA sTEAMBOAT
w Company. Steamer Sue. Calt. W. q. Geoxhesun
leaves every SUNDAY AZ tor Baltimore and river
bindings Steamer John 4. 1yeert, Capt. sohn A.
ketciaIn. leaves every Monday and Thursday at
p M for river landings Thursdays trip ~aL 10
far pessar and trr,,s .,,px =, rsl ~ Esssld
BRO IA -. wharf. CO cor. Pa. ave. and l2th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
V'HE GREA1
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ 10 THE NORTH, MIST AND SOUTHWEST
DOIbLh TRACK sPlkNDID SCENERY
slLAL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQCfPMEyI
Ell IAN

SSIia kl TRAck sPiiSpIp scLstEi
6 6kksfi 5Bffi SiT SsS pESH sTsDs
for h';s5rrv and the wes; ohio.ro Iami,sd EIpr.ss
"a, fIi, ns Nsstieals c.rs a. 30 am, a.ly.
t sns Sc al Ltogs with EaTlo: car fiss..
sSIirols, i5iisr gar; 20 SSumsa. .ouSs 90 In
S.lcAsY- =, Louis, Cliosvo aud yin,annsti IN.
hsrlsIgrT and sssIins Cars harrisS',rs 70 ~
sSs 01 Is A.ld GainHai and Dining Car H.r
Car Ra shhss. at 20 ~ a. dsIS NH s,esr,as
meeting daily At haisours viii Iii STsnsS s r
Ear rff S1.lrx =, Apa Msmshis iHinnan pth.as
H Nth od ss sS,s 40 ~ s.T "a srs sss
r., BALTIMORE BAL AND POTOMAC RAILRoAp.
~" I'm, ia Rochester and Niasara Pals
Ion Line. CHLsnaslsua and koCie daily for Bu,-
~ viii Seaas csi Saslhst ss,I 70 e. ~ 90
= ~ s,1 lo,hess:r snd Nlsssrs tslis. q
= Masl;ln-Iun 10 Rochester.
- daily eNcefa sunday
Fer Aili-nisl'ort daily. 3.3opm.
tohP ~ hdiLtADlAPHIA. skw YORK AND rHEEAsI.
40,l0 10 and ii Is pm. On sanjnS. - ~ q ~.
I'd . fusn 'P Ysie4 c.r. sis =. biaiss mug
For New iorl only, Ianted EKprss. Win DlllI. csf
EoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
las ExTress 10 AIN. week days and pm Am.
Alr.,ss. sunday only. , - pan,
Tor OokSn & y all Thrush fspr ,nn sr Z, d isr.
So CITY with loIts o. Brooklyn Annex. sncri.
double isrria4;s seisss New rorE city. "'0''A3
For Atlantic City, l":i1 pn.. week days. II s35 IN
ror Baltimore. 6.as,. 70. $40 200, s4o. iooo
SO. 40. 40 esa - - In Ia; 2dS Iso IA
100 and II = pm: On sunday, 300. p.gS. lO.s3
5:lo. 6oo 40. ios GOA and ' il s. p1 ~ 'o1
tor Tors Greek Line. - and 20 .. IN daily.
For AnnaIolis: 40 and 200 m. II % and ..si
a. Saly. except Sunday. Sundays. s:uo al aaA
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAlECH -. lsDl.
For Aexana a, ~. 6:;l5. -. 20. 90 1917
sl5. 5Ig. i s H. 10 Gs and n IS p.,a "a On sun sun
cay at 40; - p:4l. lo'-' s-na-. l'oo. .s.-
AeconlIgOtl4ton ,QF Quantico /. ;45a m. and .sspm
w nee qs!s - In sundays;
, aally, Aeoos,nlaodsiion - N, weed days.
Trains cave Alexandria Tor Washington o. 9s0s
3o1 30. $40. ) ., 6:I5 { as. Ssso 1850 md
ii ~ am ;2oL 6:IO. 7O5, 40, 40 and 10 50
Tickets and information a. the once. northeast .-
nsG % IN slrs anu isnnsy avenue and aiss
Iqgssge to des,ipHuon from hotels and re.dsnss
GENERA aaSiier rmhsol Genera E a. ir.u.
u ICHMuND AND DANyIII.E RAILROAD 90.
~ scheiule IN efiect MARCH ~; lssl.
AZ tralas leave and srriye at PennsyiyAniA
SO amVDa,ly for culpeper. charlottseuns.
Raleigh, Asheyiiie. Charlotte Columbia Ans1sss. Al,
lsllta BirIningh.m Montgomery, New orleAns resss
ana lullIssn slee.eT Atlanta 70 NJ. Orleans Pullman
con5, ~, va S1.ilea and AneusiA 70 WAGON
railroad for Rasnote. BRISTOL. SnoIys. chssss
4. 10 Pm.-D Sily, Washington ana southwe-s-r.
Atsnned lil.lited be' wen WASHINGTON and Atlanta
colipos-d entirely Of Pullman carr. which
rs,r o. Iare Is ehsred arrives Atlanta 9OOaIn-
Msnassns strasbur and utersisis ststions '0f
Pullman SLEEPER & Memphis Z Rsh ISnsib Ss ..d
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LADIES GOODS.

Mrs. ID. BRADLEY. MODESTO. g ST NE.
l'l formerly MI. invites patronage OF WASHINGTON
ladies Costumes made latest styles pr1e.t At
moderate price Cutting and basi.g specially.
inh.sS-1.st.
L'AsTER NOVELTIES. CARDS. FAYORs, NATE
La rails for paper flowers. lznp-shGde frames Jap
anese goo.ls, studies, scrap pitures, WONDERS FOh
CHILDREN. J, JAY GOCLD. AL 9th 1t. Prompt
attention to mail orders fe2.-.,luf
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS

fML Srocx
OF FOREIGN onArTNos yEarru~
sUITIN6s. oyERcoATIN0S AND TIOria.
kklNGs kkckIrED. GENTLEMEu WUo
ADAlkk FIRST ClAhSfA ILonlNoA RRIH-
NlIED 10 INSPECT. ALL CAkMkNIs CT
By H. .. kAkk III PA AVE-. AkE oUHn,
ASTEED Az - W. AxAx. SkSxHnLhk uT6IA
ox6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

BAnox LrrBre.
Tho great chemist. pronounced the well.
known L;ebg conipany's Extract of Beef
made of the hnest River Platte cattle in
hnitcly superior In favor and quality to any
made Of cattle grown % Europe or Sc.
where. He authorized the use of 4
well-known J. LIEBlG. trade m.xf
signature, Of
EfEBfo EXTRACT
ooApANTs or BEEF.
For peiicfcus For Improved End
6esf Tea. tmh20-th.tul Economic Cookery.
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CASH Oa CREDIT.

CASH OA CRrDrr
READ THEsr PRICES
sosi Oak .n.,qu--hni-hed Bed Room suises .spiecsr
stis17 cash. or SIS credit
s-Fsec. PsrlOr Suites. solid walnut frames. uphel
1,r-d in plush best hzrcoth for s2e cash sooou
-ett,
Good wovrS-w1Rs BED SPRINGS for se.es
oshor % 80 on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET. Coo cash or &c. On credit.
Good INGRAM CARPET. a5c. cash or 4oc- on credit.
s.ss~ and lay all CARPETS free Of cost and don't
sss-gs for the waste in maschins figures
eartsrIas tie easiest Of house in the city;
cab small payment time Of purchase and the bal
sr0,ln LAsY WEEKLY Or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
81 Al accounts settled in thirty days
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CHEsAPiAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

Schedule in effect February % 1901
Trains leave Union Depot 6th and -tre~fs
loss3 am; for Newport News. Old Point CoInfortaaa
norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point al o.;bOp IN
ana Norfolk AZ Gao pm. Pullman Buffet Parlor
Cars 10 Oh Point Comfort daily except sunday.
$3.50 am. Cincinnati Express daily for srations IN
hirglnia. West Virginia, kentucky aud CincinnAiI-
kestlbule seelefs through without change % Gin
cinnati, arrfvlng al 81 a. m.
IL :lOp.m-. r. 4. v Nestibule Limited daily Solid
Nlans, With dining cars. through wfthous
change 20 Cincinnati. Nsstibuls sleeper for LSK-
ineton and Louisville. Pullman Can opsa -
leceise IAssalgers at 81 pan.
Once. ol3 fsnnsylyaliA avenue.
II. W. FULLER
lei General Passover Aren't
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delicious Tonic, Sip the Cordial and eat the RockI
Ours CoH-ns. Lunz Troubles. indigestion &c. Iure
cd Me,ll.lnsi kye. Pure Rock Candy and Pure
l-luun- Druegsis- Toe. bottle.
ushsl-tl. thSs
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGToN-


GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY PERSON TO DRAW
~ crayun portrait IL ID lessons: knowledge O.
drawlng necess iry lessons day and evening j. ".
REYNOLDS. tj1:S st. mh.,O- TT
nR. RICHARD S. R0sENTHAL's
MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL OF MODERN
LANGUAGES,
GOO THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST CORNER OF STREET
The Most Practical THOROUGH and Most Rapid System
in Existence.
The Perfected Edison Phonosraph
Is Employed
At this School Only An Enormous Help
for the
Real Mastery of Foreign Tongues
French, German. Spanish asld Italian On Tap.
Come and See It.
Hs-Trial Lessons and Exhibitions Gratts-SA
Every "Wednesday and Saturday at 30 pm.
Terms. Sl0for 20 Lessons. Daily Use of Edison's
Phonograph Gratis. Pupils have therefore GO lessons
for SO. uIl:al Inn
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9 Il o G A Ms

CT d T 10 UsE
dion 10 and al IN g. n "
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Handoline is unequa!ed peautifer OF the COM
pleXioiI; indIs. lsable requisite the Ladies,
Toi.e; it renders wiitc smooth and sort and
lxeyents chappdng. Eyery lady should use Il. Per
QUININE.
dozen lgrain Capsules. %
uozen !-grsnn CAPSULES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
i@s1rrafn Csrsu es "a,
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