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ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.

I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF The STATIONERY AND HOUSEFURNISH-
ING ING Es 3, gL No leY2 E3Uh-
ING LARGE LOT STANDARD BOOKS on
LEADING SUBJECTS. NOVELS. STATIONERY.
P i,b;CrEsv Toys; FIREWoRks, CUTLEEY.
TAsks ;,d LAMPS sT TIN WAKE, WILLOW WARE:
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS As
InlND IN AN ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, 1891. at
TIN O'CLOCK An. at store No. lsU:. 18th street
northwest, will sell the entire partly
mentioned above. These goods all new and in
hrstclass condition. and should command the atten-
ton of dealers and the public generally.
The BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.,
Will be sold in the EVENING, commencing at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
ocl2-dts LATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers
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T,HANCERY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
~ HOUSE No los FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
LOl 2:,x3l FEET, IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BY virtue OF decree passed october J. 1891 by the
Supreme Court the District of bia in cause
No. Is. l91 equity docket 81 Victoria Brooine ct a.
ast Clara sardo ct al. we will offer public
AUCTION III front Of tie premises, on FRIDAY, The
PAST IOuk O'Clock P. NJ, lot :, in SQUARE 80,
feet ton s street west by II Deep improved
by q large finely uilt three-story brick house.
Terms OF SAFE: One-third cash, and the residue in
two equal instruments of and two years re-
spectyey. with interest froui day sale. cash.
at the option OF the purchaser The deferred pay
enis to he secured by deed OF trust tne property
soi deIost OF 500 must he PAID at tiI.le OF sale
Terms OF Sale to be complied with in Ten days from
sale or property to be resola at risk Of de-
fauting purchaser. Conveyanc,ng and recording at
cost OF purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. trustee,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers. oc3
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T AT1MER 4 SLOAN. Auctloneers,
IL l4O9 G ST. II. w., near u. S. Treasury.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE


EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FUEEITURE
AT AUCTION,
EMBRACING IN PART
PLUSH PARLOR SUITES. SEVEN PIECE
REP PARLoK suilE GILT PIER MIR
LOW, RECLINING CHAIR. ROCKING CHAIRS
BkUsshLs. THkEE:PLA AND INGkAlN CAR
fkIS; RS's skxEHAh GLoCksa PICTTkE =;
MAipELnEhX kEBY, is COOP xcoSDiTIoN}!,
PIECES; HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES.
OAK RARs CHAMBER IAN a, Mt BER1lNS fbA Z y,
SIDEBoARDs. MATCH DiNING IABLks,
WAkE. ELEGANT GILT BAND DINNER
SERVICE. ,ToRMERLY THE PROPERTY OF
VICE PkEsIpEAT BRECkINRIDGE.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. OCTOBER FOUR
TENTH. 1891, c0fnme. Ing at TEN O'CLOCK at
residence No. 1Olo 10th street northwest, we shall
sell large assortment Of excellent household Effects
LATlMER l. 81. AN.
oc9dts Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
II 1909 u st. near U. g. Treasury

L AIIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
~ 1i09 u ST.. near q. 8. Treasury
SUPERIOR AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
COMPR SING
HANDSOME PARLOk FURNITURE, SUPERIOR
OAK CHAMBER FURNITURE. WALNUT FUR
NJ LURE IN SEPARATE PIECES. HAIR NAT
IBRL6SSEs. FEATHER PILL0ns., WIRE
DING. HANDSOME OAK EXTENsION TABLE,
OAK DINING CHAIRS, WALNUT BUFFET
WITH MIRROR, CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
CARyERS, KNIVES, ARM CHAIRS. WALNUT
KITCHEN kEQUIsIl Is, .TOGETHER WITH
Many 0THhR ARTICLES IN THE HOUSE
KEEPING LINE.
WORK BENCHES AND LOT CARPENTERS
TOOLS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIJI
TENTH, 1921. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at
the residence of gentleman declining Housekeeping.
No 1876 18th street nortl west, all sell nearly
and excellent collection of Housekeeping articles
LATIMER SLOAN,
OclO4t AuctOneRrS.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionsers.
~ 9Th and d sts. n. ".

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctonsers.
~ 9Th and d Sta. NV.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS WITHIN OUR LARGE AND
SPACIOUS SAILS ROOMS. 9TH AND SIS
THIRTEENTH lSH; At Ten O'CLOCK.
FINE PARLoR WORK, BED ROOM AND COT
IAGE SUITES IL WALNUT OAK AND !, Ash III
AND CHAMBER TABLES, G0gCHES. SET,
MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
ALSO
2 LARGE FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS
AT HALF PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. ABOUT 100
NEW AND SECONDHAND BRUSSELS, MO-
QUIET. INGKAIN AND TAPESTRY CARPETS.
ALSO
Tive We O'Clock, Bay Horse. Harness and Village
DUNCANsON BROS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
IL 9Th and u streets northwest.

IL 9Th and streets northwest.
s1E 4rk
THRif-sT9kY BRICK pWkLILSd. KSSMS
By VIII of deed of trust dated the twenty fourth
corded among the land Ecords q the District q Co
Of The the
cToskR E, .hs is Al
situate IN thu city q Wsshn9son pstfe. .e q
lana and premises known and distinguished and
Of an nsS ron oR Sor6 is street sna ~ the dep q
orlslnal lot nuInbsred TWENTY-FIVE CD. in square
Terms sale: one, hall cash; balance in three equa
Payments respectively in one Cd, two 90 and three
go with interest payable semi-annually the
Of trs. on the proPery sold or All CASH. at the ortien
of purchaser II terms of sale not complied with
rih % resell The property The risE Of dsiauitns
alter nye days 81 such resale
deposit two hundred dollars 5000 will be required
al time Of sac All conveyancing and recording at
.se,-asa, FH5s hYpI T. WAENER' Trustees.
ss-oN ACCOUNT Of RAIN THE ABoyE SALE
ISL. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. SHARP.
ocs F BE5sN AFPE T. WARNER, Trustees.
IL 800 Pa NV.
DESIRABLE Two-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HoU +, NO. COG STREET SOUTHEAST. BY
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWELFTH.
1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell in front Of the
premises the
EAST 10 FEET FRONT OF
LOT 10 IN SQUARE SO
Having q depth of Ss.4 inches to u wide alley, i'm
proved by q substantial 7-room 2-story and basement
brick House. with 2-story frame Stable in the
This sale presents elegant opportunity for invest
ment or to secure home, being three lines OF
building
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, the balance in one
and two years. with interest at the rate of cent
per annum. payable semi annualy and to be secured
by deed of trust the premises sold all cash. at
the purchaser option deposit OF 500 required at
the time of sale The terms of sale to be complied with
in fifteen days. otherwise the right to resell the
erty at the risk and of the defaunz purchaser
reserved Ali conveyancing and recording at the pur-
chaser's cost.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
oc3d&ds Auctioneers.
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RAILROADS.

X 4ohAe s.s ANp psNyIlLE ksrL &c,
Station. N.sh.hstsS. 5 a. - s""'' -'''-
& l !: lssss% : M sss
II no IA. Daily. for Manassas. wsrr-u,on.
Sreenseoro, ka,-ish, salisbury and station. We
naroiias D.vi.oh. ant stations Atlanta snd IN,
Is.sn station iOr All prnsaIa possis south and sous1
Pullman Bune, Sleeper. .wysr. ana w..b,p.,,.
TO Arsu,a. connects Win faissn sl..gsr Ml.-':
70 SeS oT.s.ns ". ASnisc.nss, and Mobile aud ~
n.ns,lie vita isiilnsn s.ssf.s ier hnsusta .
KnosSiis n. asssf. Ss ass s ssa s's'-' 10
49, m..naty, enceps SUNDAY. Tor warrcnsu.
AID t'ratse. thFOtn tram Tor rons Royal kiVels
wiIGsfEkNtNN EsfiSuI-EDi iSiIfYpS' 1 Ana
Tram OF Pullman h.~iinaied fsa.e. oon-isit
ins. Library ana os-srysi,on Cars q ~. si.s,
most Mssrifcel' snd Luxurious Ileszn. built
6s ,i nam M N Us eSSnssn Win f,rsiis ss.,. g
A m.s,,. a, A.1.s p n ,.1lgr1s s.y @..sF
"a, We aonisgmsIy and for Ms1lrlls. Meridisn. y
sespsI Nsshins;os 70 Sc. 6ri.sns "a aop,sSns
40 extra iare charged betwsen Atlanta and Ne Y
m n ?; mzpsily. souihsrn Errr.- for Lynchbss<
nn.nnllle Dreenshoro. k.l.lsh salisbury and stats
hsn. south c.rona DIVISION 10 Augusta and -tatiu,
nes'on IN linton sssIiol fos a. poinss 10 :;
and Southwest rhrouxh ooaches New Nork 10 a.
u
Pullman Buffet slssper. New yors and wsshnssss
70 hnotSile wa lssacsbars, f.sn.llls. sslisbufT.
sna Nesetn North Carolina DIVISION. and waxhias.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND or..D ~
slsLoN seaEe Washington ssl0 ~ daily :15p
10y. sha = ~ pm. exceiR sunday, keturniI \
nI,.e AZ WASHINGTON : 81 a snd 3 81 y. N. d.
sh1 oioS \ A.. exuetf sunday
paa nEsss sr i,.,R. STS% ,s south VI. Charlotte,
and = ~ o. N, aud nom Orause Al SOC M. sta.
p1rs locai al y ~ y. IA aud II SO m
IlSAets se-tifls car res.rN .tfbn and inforlnstI
iurhlshed and haeurAse che ked a once l:aO Hon
syiNsiia ave aud af pss.nler station lennsylysEus
! railroad. 9th end SITS, MAshlnston 10 q
oc3 JAMES l. TAYLOR Gen. Pssa Areuf
{ 'AksAfEAkE OHIO HALLWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER N ,sot
Trans cave daily from Union station CB p D. ~,
Ihroasl. the srande>t scenery in America. with f.
n and most complete SOLID Train sers
30 p.m.-''CinciEnstiF Fast Lin. with a,n,nS -,
fruin ashngton and solid Irain incr mai with M
CHANGE. arriving ~ Cincinnati so I ,-uu.cf -.
IN ne mon depot Tor Indianapolis ~. LOUIS kc
IL lOp. IA. tie famous A. y N.str,ui !. liit.da
asoid NesiibUl-d train with dining car for ItnrItna
on.o Le1nton anu Louisville. ny. arriving az q
sinnau al olS o. ~. Lexington 80 .. m. lousy
spN p m. connecting In lnion dsruts fot all poIr
. ~ y m, ENpress for tiordonsyi 10. Ch.rlo' ..
gliita points.
40 s. a. IN. via X. r al. railway and Richmondt
folht Comfort and NOrfolk-ONLl Kali. LINZ
fulInan iocAiiuns and tickets ct Company ca
ol3 aid ld-l I.nna ave-
se - H. w.fULLER GenH Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
l A1INER SLOAN, Aucrioneers.
- 140e q st.. near Q. g. Treasury.
IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPORTED
BULBS,
EMBRACING
THE FINEST VARIETIES OF HYACIETHS.
TULIPS, NARCISSUS, &c.
10 be sold at auction rooms TOMORROW, TUES
DAY. OCTOBER THlRfEENTH. 1891, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK
N B.The ladies should not fail TO attend this sale
- IT Is q choice lot and direct importation.
LATIMER b SLOAN,
1t Auctioneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n oRFoLk. FORTRESS MONROE AND PokTs,
N mouth, Va Norfolk and Mashinsrfon u C.
stearnbo4t company's PALACE STEAMERS MASH
lNGION and NohfOLk, issvs every day in the yea
ct 2. N. nom wharf loot Of etb e. counectiu.
with all through trnlns for tbs south aud wsss One
5l3. olS. 1851 and l42l k>um1zay1, an,n ava
81 Ask Tor uckets va tls SeW lane.
40. CALLAHAN,
se~i-om - Gen Sur
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASH NGiON.
GEoRokTowN rNIvERsITY
scE ouI OF Law.
REV. ,. HAyENsss I RsifsSHAaps. So.
HON win siatn' a. III Rfc an,TsEsssy Tn
tChief Justice q s Court Of Clsims,,
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
MARTYR T. MohRTs. LID.
.na sna
HON. JrREM ansisp M MfssoS LID.
Lecturer on the Law q Real Esssis and tn. Lac Of
ANDREW B. b GS,ssnie AN. LIB.
s1sE Fl ksuSS isafg5qPdssS.' .nf Fer
eSSSsSsss:.ff ;.P Ash SsfY' HSS -
fraf & Ross osa T PTRRS sn' < n Law
Lscturr on Common Law Plesding. Criminal Law and
REV. R R2Sf'' h9 asitf.sR. $. J..
Lecturer on Natural Law.
MOOT COURT.
roN cpS SG9 81 Ap ff3 S PRafs ENI
NORRIS. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON ANDK. Ross
SAMUEL NJ YEArMAN. ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The faculty take pleasure in announcing tina. their
Ts IS Sudibs nHS r. .sRSs so|geOn
respect thorouehy adapted for the purposes or
which erected. Enlarged accommodations are pro-
vlded IN the way OF lecture rooms and library and
reading rooms. The library now comprising the En-
Elish and leading American reports and the latest
books. upon most legal subjects the conirodous
reading rooms attached will be open from 10
Of the school.
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and an
nouncements made for the ensuing term in the
building on Wednesday, October :. at 30 D. Pres
ent and prospective students alumni the school and
The secretary can be seen at the old Law building.
corner TN and SIS NV. on Mondays and Thur
days from 80 to y ~ p m for Information enroll
ment. &C. Circulars giving course OF study terms.
&C. can be obtained at book Of W. H. Morrison
1874 St n W. and Lowderinilk Co.. l424 Of.
n w., and at W. s. 1hompson's drug store, Gu3 18th
81 n W.. or on application personally by letter to
the undersigned. ). VI. YEATMAN.
sel4-1m Secretary and treasurer.
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L Pennsyivania avenue and 18th street.
EIGHT CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS
FALL SALE.
CATALOGUE
OF FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EX-
QUISITE HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS.
Consisting of Double and Single Hyscnths. Narcssus
Crocus, Early Single and Double Due Won Thol, put
up IN packages for ndvidua buyers to be sold At
auction rooms TUESDAY, OCTOBER THlR-
TENTH. 1881. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. THOMA, DOWNING 4 son,
oclO-2t Auctioneers.
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Eok NORFOLK AND OLD POINT
a stesper LADY OF IhE LAKE,. Farssl.J0L
cabls cars. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SALT kDAl
soNDAt. D pm Laxnted with elsctr1cify an
fui nlshed throughout Through tickets 10 bostor
eluoinx meals and state rooins, 3 L. a. and New
80 Telephone call. l35O, Z. 4 %. ofhce.-Sl
lA2l and b. o. ols and lsk5l fsnna ave
Bio ALfkkD MOOD. q.
STEAMER .'wAKEFfEIp
- leaves 5th-st wharf on MONDAYS THURS,
sna ~ sAATUhDAls e am. ksturninx Tuks-
ior Nomini Greek. Va. ana 81. CLAIMANTS Bay. n
toucnins ~ intsruls<iiste ianstinsp.
@ VI. RIDLEY,
Ss Gensrsl Man,
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aus.ionsers.

~ Cor 9Th and SIS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ITO L STREET NORTH WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust. duly ded il Liber
l:S foio ct seq, one of the land records of the
District OF Columbia. and at the request the holder
OF the note secured thereby. viii Sc. at public
ton, in front OF the pre- lises, TUESDAY, OCTO-
BER TWENTIETH, 1891, at FIVE UCLOCKP. VI. =,
that piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in
AFORESAID District known as SUP OF sixty oO IN Le-
hundred and six C3O6,. with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale: Over and above deed of trust for
800 dated November !. 1881 for hve years, with
interest at per cent per ann payable quarterly to
lie paid as follows Onehid ash and ba year
note to be secured by deed trust the property
sold. deposit OF 500 required at time sale. If
terms of safe are not compiled with in teen days
from day of sale the right reserved
sell the propsrry at the risk and defauting pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, u e. All
convey ncinl and recording at purchasers cost.
Wa. q. DENISON, ,,,...
oc1-d&ds GEO. H. BALDWIN, Ar"stees.
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u ATCLIFTE. DARk CO.. Auctioneers.

RAICLlt III. DARK 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW Two-sToRY
SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES, WITH MODERN
ENTERTAINMENTS ON TWELFTH STREET
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
NO 1888, folio s} ct seq, one OF the land records
for the District OF Couba and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction.
IN front OF the premises. on MONDAY, TWENTY
EIks1 DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1881, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate. situate the city of WASHINGTON District of
Columbia. to wit Ali those certain pieces parcels
ct land and premises known as and being parts lots
numbered seventy-hve (), seventy-sx C16). seventy
seven (fO and one hundred and twenty t..O). in
bered nine hundred and eighty (9Sl) the same
subdivision is OF record i'll the ofe of the
OF the District OF Columbia, Liber 49, folio 8,
gether with all the improvements, sc.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and two
years per cent per annum, pay BILE seini-annualy.
secured by deed OF trust upon the ali
cash. at tine option OF the purchaser. deposit of
$500 on each house required at the time of sale IL
the terms OF sale not complied with nfteen days
from the day Of sale the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and the default
inx purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington,
y Z. All conveyancing and recording at the
the purchaser.
JOHN T. ARMS, ,r-.
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EDUCATIONAL.


in WASHINGTON.
AIRS G. H. THOMPSON OF LONDON. ENGLAND.
at q ans
ssrys,ers has opened her class Tor girls At iii st.
Miss SUSAN ANDk ISN RICE SIEi --n,
o,,o., Also musical history and analysis:
I'D. WILLIAMS,
Teacher Tea e siOs ,s reel and dance buck
corner 18th and E SITS. y. W. ocralsss
S !nn ET = IN y VOCAL MUsIG SHOULD con-
and PaS Hf saesss
enees special terms for special cases. la n W.
w moved from 4ol3 to 40 I'd st. NV. Kinder
Hi anS ona psti c0sss
Dor, PAUL vOINOT. DIPLOME DE L'UNI-
r.S ss'i,s Ss Eapse has removed his school
s ' e.: .
OrTo I. SIMON SIMON {PTEIL Of Emil BEHNKE.
ocIO-2w 9l3 ST. n W. tWed. and sst)
Tug1TsosR..IINsSssI r, GIVEN. BY A col
frsnehes EsEscal terms for classes Address MISS
! THE COLGMBiAN UNIVERSITY
Has two years and q three years course Of studies
and M IN Ba ii RqRo OF Mr.
orn mSn A
United States: Judge WALTER s. COX, LII. D. and
Judge ANDREW C. BRADLEY of the supreme court
q Of the District Of Coiumhia the Hon EDWARD E
Hon WILLIAM + sIMoNDs. .; S. Celn,nissioner
81 patent 81 and HENRY j. DAVIS, Il. NJ; the
WILLIAM F. MAI TINGLY. esq. and WILLIAM
u; JOHNSON. IL NJ. OF the bar OF WASHINGTON.
The school is now open.
Lectures BEGIN at u O'Clock Pm
= For catalogues apply to the registrar Mr. H. g.
HODGklNS. at the University, cor. 10Th and H Sta
y letter to JAMES c. WILLING.
oclo President.
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JOHN T. ARMS,
LUCIUS T. RANDOLPH, JR trustees.
RATCLIFFE, DARR l. CO., Aucts. se1-d&d

The purchaser ct the above sale wing failed fully
comply with the terms of said SALE the property he
ser,bed aboNe will he resold on MONDAY. OCTOBER
NINETEENTH. in front OF the premises, At FIVE
O'CLOCK p M. upon the same te ms AS above. at the
risk and OF the defaulting purchaser
will be sold separately.
JOHN Z. ARMS, r
RATCLIFFE, DARE l. CO. Auctioneers oc9-d&ds
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TIL. Grave. or Monroe and Tyler.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: In com.
mon with all the readers Of The Sun. which
shines for all, was pleased to peruse the let.
tiers from Messrs. Hei-kill and Brooks. pub
lisbed on the Sth inst. who state that the
graves OF Presidents Monroe and Tyler are
not kept in the uncared for condition stated
by me IN my letters. although they do not
deny that at the time OF my visit to Hollywood
Cemetery these assertions were the correct
expressions OF the situation. and the state
ment male by Superintendent Brooks that
Monroe's magnificent iron mausoleum" was
thoroughly repaired and painted proves my
case. or course it was not to be expected
any one having charge OF these graves either
In a public or private capacity would for
was shameful and dsgraceful TO the city or
that my visit was made at a most unfortanate
to the fact that Monroe's mausoleum needed
RECONSIDERATION HsiskiIls sIm"ss s1 anu Mnin
xisit was no doubt forgotten and lust before
or time had arrived to Trim Tyier's resting
place No doubt the cemetery people would
pc glad to have those graves visited now. and
more presentabe and pleasing to future Wis.
TORS my object hns been accomplished. Mr..
toes OF the gentlemen who have So kindly re-
piled to my Letters. nor did wish to engage in
;n newspaper controyersE. Finally. wish to
fui and sss upon tho solid ionndation Of act
in Riehmend MolltWood win be my OBJ Oh ee sR
point and trust to find the graves OF Monroe
nnd AT Tyler i, TIE pride Ct the city and an honor
never be unGra 'eful to its ilIustrious dend and
beg to extend to all those interested In the
distinsut, he'd Consideration. s. r. CATER.
JERSEY CITY, July IA.
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thropic enterprise is an entirely new experl-
ment. and the more go as Baron HrRsoH eS-
poets to direct them 10 an employment
which they have rejected hitherto In the
New World with practical unanimity.
Russia drives out its Jewish population for
the simple reason that they beat their neigh
bors In business capacity Tint IL the
sole impulse OF the anti-Semitic movement
wherever 1t exists in Europe. Even England
wants to shut its doors against the Russian
exiles mantes.ing an anti-Semltic feeling
not very different from Russla's own antipa-
thy. The Turkish Government refuses to
allow their Immigration into Palestine.
Hence they must come to tho New
World, whittier the past success OF their
race In both North aud South America
OF itself attracts them. But tho mum.
Der who can lie assi,nilated rapidly by
the Argentine Republic il limited, and its
agricultural possibilities will not tempt any
great part OF them. il we may Judge by the
experience OF past Jewish immigration.
The opportunities in the United States are
much more numerous aud more various. and
accordingly II the Russian emigration con-
tinues in II vast volume, We are sure to get
the lions share OF it In the end. whatever
may be the present plans OF Baron H1RscH.
Undoubtedly something must he done for
the Jews so harshly expelled from Russia.
Humanity cannot stand unmoved by such
spectacle OF suffering. But 1t Is very dan
gerous experiment to assist and direct i'm
migration on vast scale, instead OF leaving
the immigrants to be Influenced by the nat
ural causes which determine immigration
generally. The exodus Of the Jews from
Russia, IL 1t proceeds to the extent now ex.
pected Is likely to bring up social problems
OF great gravity and complexity In the near
future. and for this country more especially.
The Jews will provoke the enmity Of the
other races with which they compete 80
long Us they remain peculiar people. sepa-
rate and dlstingulshable from the rest OF
mankind. II they were an inferior race.
they would be let alone. But they are not
inferior. With respect to practical sagaclty,
intellectual acuteness, and tenacity Of pur-
pose, they are the foremost race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-17
The Schools and tho States.

Perhaps the most striking conclusi on
that can he drawn from q study OF the Sta
tlstics relating 10 education, just furnished
by Government officers, is the steady de-
crease, OF late years. In tho proportion of
pupils enrolled in the public schools OF tho
Northern States to the population az q
whole, and, on the other hand, the great rea-
tive growth Of the public school system at
the South.
There ars. 1t Is true. some exceptions to
the rulo In tho case Of the Northern States.
Thus, during the last ten years Maine and
Vermont have both gained moro In public
school enrolment than In population; but
In tho latter res!,ec. they have gained very
little. On the other hanf. most OF the
Northern States which gained greatly in
population from 1880 to 1890 gain much
less In public school enrollments. Thus, In
Connecticut the percentage gain In popula-
tioa for tho ten years was emitting frac-
tions. nearly 90. and In public .hoo enroll
ment less than 7. In Illinois til. figures are
respectively "a AMI -; in Indiana,
II and /; In Massachusetts. 90 and II;
In Michigan. % and IS; in Minnesota, " and
81: In New Jersey. % and IA In New York.
10 and little over / In Pennsylvania. near
ly IS and less than q; In Wise ,nsin, 2s and IT.
In short. the rule. il not quite universal, is
very general; and il apple, t. the North
west rs well as to New Elglind and tho
Middle States. There are special exceptions.
as In Kansas. where the figures are 43
against 81. and in the Dakotas. whore great
efforts have been put forth for the school
system; but In most OF the older States
where routine growth has not been affected
by special circumstances, the rulo is that OF
much less relative gain for the schools than
for the population In general.
IL this Is Y remarkable exhibit in itself. IL
becomes still more striking on turning to
the South, where tho rule Is Just the other