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Cuban Imports for Five Months.

The bureau of American republics is in receipt
Of statistics showing the importation Of the
principal articles of commerce at Havana dur
ing the period from January to May 81, 1891,
and the average importation during similar
period for five years, beginning with 1887. The
statement follows: Jerked beef, quintals
1882; average, l22.676. Goldfish. duintals,
1852: average, 42,03s Coal oil, quntals,
l65,s76; average, 202,sS4. Rice (SpaIish and
W. IL, quiutais. $40, TAI; average, 377, 1884,
Lard. quintals. 10l, 12s; average, 9,sl4 Flour
Spanish and American, barrels, la, 1896; aver
age. lis, i6j. Wine. pipes. 3i.si4; average,
Sl.6l7. Empty hogsheads. s,767; average.
25.44o. Empty barrels and tierces Is, 1852; av-
erage. 5000. Empty bags, l,5s9. $50; average,
], 652.9So. Lumber, pieces. 953, s3a; average,
Go, 273. Coal american and European), tons
I09.ol5; average. 95sl9. Potatoes, barrels,
DO S6S; average. %, lis. Collections mt all the
custom houses GU the Island of Cuba during
the month OF June amounted to 81 .267, l49 as
compared with 1861, l72 in June, 1850.
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Secretary Noble while at Cape May Poin. had
o conference with the President as to a number
Of important matters pending in the Interior
Department. Work preparatory to opening to
settlement of the coded lands in the Sac and
Fox Pottawotomie, Absentee, Shawnee and
Iowa reservations in Oklahoma is being rapidly
pushed forward, and il is hoped that all will
have been put in readiness some time next
week for the Presidents proclamation. Certain
details to county lines and county seats
have not. however, been fully determined
upon. The kickapoo lands will not be in
clrded in the proclamation, inasmuch as these
Indians have not yet taken their lands in
seyeralty, and the contracts with them must
first be ratified BY Congress. As TO the lands
on the west Of Oklahoma, it is thought they
cannot be opened for settlement for some
time yet. The Secretary desires to have every
thing ready for the Presidents action a. the
earliest possible moment. particularly SO
because of he short time now remaining in
which the eettlers car build their houses and
make other preparations for winter before
cold weather sets ill.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

Additional papers in connection with the
Pennsylvania state insane asylum scandal in
Harrisburg have been given out by the
governor. The papers, which are the re-
ports of the investigating committee, con-
clude follows Every allowance has been
made for possible exaGgerations and mis-
statements. The committee on lunacy fnd
upon careful consideration of the evidence,
that the medical control of the hospital is lax
ana insufficient; that the regulations imposed
by the lunacy laws have been repeatedly vio-
lated and set at naught: that b;rbarous and
cruel practices on patients by attendants have
gone unrcported. and that insufficient care
has been bestowed in the selection and training
of attendants i'll their responsible duties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10
Defenfers' Day.

There are two municipal holidays this
week in Baltimore. Md Monday. Labor
day. and Saturday. anniversary of the battle Of
North Point. Since the last "Old De-
fender" was gathered to his fathers, two
years ago. the CONNIE moration of North
Point and the writing of the Star Spangled
Barner" il left tc the Cadets of Temperance,
whose patriotism and local pride impcl them
to keep alive those glorious events in the life
Of baltimore. Orations, odes and parades make
up the program Of celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10
Democratic Prospects In Virginia.

At yesterdays meeting Of the Virginia demo-
cratic committee in Richmond it was decided
that it was better not to pass any resolution
intended to shape policy, but that the matter
Of how best to act should be left to the local
organizations, these local organizations to con-
fer with the state chairman and get his advice
and aid whenever they were needed. Gov.
Mckinney. who was present, was called upon
and spoke briefly OF tho situation. He said the
democratic party in Virginia is in first rate
condition, and the outlook was never better
Congressman Tucker, Epps, Jones and Wise
were also present.
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Charged With Conspjriur 10 XIII.

John Cotter was arrested in Boston on
Tuesday night charged with conspiring to
kill his brother-in-law, Luther Rowe. a
prominent real estate dealer. Cotter took q
man named William Butler into his confidence
and the latter reported the matter to Mr.. Rowe.
Mr.. Rowe informed the police, who arrested
Cotter. Cotter was loaded down with weapons
when taken into custody. He claims that Rowe
swindled him out Of large amount of prop
erty. Cotter tried to assassinate Rowe once
before and served two years for the crime.
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Lived FOR Years Under Anofher's Name

Tom Allen, well-known character in
Iowa, was killed Monday by a mule kicking
him in the head. Within few hours after
he was dead an acquaintance who had
known Allen since before the war said that
Aliens real name was Frazee and that he had
killed a provost marshal during the war. He
and several others were pursued for desertion,
when Frazee fired at the marshal and killed
him. The party then fed In crossing stream
one OF the deserters named Tom Allen was
drowned and Frazee Immediately decided to
take his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

delegation Of twenty-six Of the promi-
neut business men of Augusta, Ga, arrived
in New York yesterday from that city.
The party in under the charge Of Patrick
Walsh, the president Of tho Augusta exposition,
which will open in that city on November and
continue until November %. The object Of the
delegation 10 TO visit the middle aud New Eng
land states for the purpose Of inducing man
ufacturers to exhibit their goods ut the e.
position.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. The difference between a loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is q
wide one. and of vital significance to a person
interested in the statement THE STAR s,cedrs
TO its circulation. This is point of great i'm
portance to advertisers
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Admitted to the Naval Academy.

The following additional candidates have
been admitted to the Naval Academy as cadets:
JOS c. Breckinridge, Kentucky; Harry n.
Bigelow, Maine; Chas. NJ. Walker, Massachu-
sets; Michael j. Mccormack, Michigan: John
b. Winfield. Virginia; Aaron Woods, Massa-
chusetts; Jas. J. Roby, Michigan; Rufus Shir-
Icy, New York; Louis b. Allison, Michigan.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON-

TIE COLUMBIAN ANf uN NIEE9 SIT LAW SCHOOL
And rsoisssO r Of Pu6s and I p
THE HON. JOHN 4. HARLEM. LID.
"ss0o1ATK JUSTICE OF THE sTrEENE COURT OF THE
2, ne .. the
THf a1S Wallet gfE GO COX Of IL LoT 5
Professor Of The Law e kea ana PsTs.nal Property.
TIE HON: william 4. MhURY. Il b.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY eEsEHAL OF THE UNITED
Professor Q; Equity Jnrisyrndence. of Common Law
TIG HdS phsi na G' s aGs ST L LIp
associate JUSTICE OF Tar sgrE s ooUEr OF THE
The HoS Ii ' Mt SSfpESFr'Sn
toHlEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA.
HENk ssq e p "a rs o A MIN LaT
(soNErIMf ASSISTANT ATTORNEY OF THE pIsrRlcr OF
Professor of Common law frss,ee and Lecturer on
tn IaE HON, AgoSsTts s; %oEThIseTos: LIB:
Lecturer on Less and the Use of
WILLIAM MAIILNSLY Esq.
THE Hon. MILAN ESasK siAoS6s. A. NJ.
trsIrrD STATES coNMissIosrE OF rArEsrD.
THE mGS 2Sb bf G. f bRRbrY
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
WILLIAM A q. JOHNSON. lin.
tof TIE wssHIseToS BAD.
The opening Exercises take Place IN Law Lecture Hall
the s9"sRsiss ie .nf ,s n
when addresses will be made Jy the professors n *
plica;iou OF their lecture courses, with the announce
The school has two years and three years coarse.
leading to the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws
The lectures are ali delivered after o'clock p m.
Judge cox vii continue his regular course for the
;g sdss e T1sise HIAsHLAN Justice AID
tive hour. a week. viii run through the whole year.
more ntTgGn IN hs sss , Il tssGs WI p, &c
1he Law Library i. open daily for study or reference
legal debate aud associated study receive special
lhe ssistra- Is daily IN attendance in the Law Ii
prTry 70 enroll students and answer Inquiries;
on Patent Law is opsn 10 all students. but may be
taken alone at a special tuition fee.
M iiga m 1884 s. and 2! L9wdsEiik c.:
to JAMES c. Melting. Pres2 - ''''s'
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
DEPAkTMENT Of the COLT ban NinERsirY.
on MoSbaY L ~ a al .. ' osSt a. n.y.
sSdo w n No, o OF the
COLLEGE is open students Of both sexes App.caions
M f. e MGo NAV 70 b 5
in the University Library.
CoRC0RAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COIUM-
b1AS UNIVERSITY.
his school Will open al O'Clock L. m, OCTOBER
i with the following courses Of instruction, viz All
departments OF EnglIsG. Mathematics Civil Engineer
Latin; french. German. Mecbanca, and other
branches OF drawing with lecture courses Asron-
omy. Anthropo,ogy, Zoology. Botany, &c. All classes
meet in tie evening and open to both For
further Information apply to the dean, Irof E. T.
FRISTOE, IL D. se1
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL,
I''io Il st n W.. giyes thoroush preparation for coli
ese. for the naval ana military academies and for
business. corps OF ten H. structors. flve of whom
arc college professors Nun Der OF pupils limited to
lUO Building open for insl ecton and a teacher
Present tn answer inquiries from ~ O'Clock to !.
O'Clock T..
Session begins September 81
For caiaiogues or iurther information address
ANDREW +. MONTAGUE. Pm. D.,
Se3tr flincluai
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DEAFNESS
A Letter from
MR.. T. E. ROESSLE,
PROPRIETOR OF
The Arlington.

"TBE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 6, 1890.
Ny DEAE DR.. LIGHIH L.:
1t gives NE great pleasure to state that you
effected a remarkable exc of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in tn, case of nv cousin,
Marcus C. Roessle, and tina. the cure has proved
as permanent as it was radj. al. / feel sure
that without your skillful aid MY cousin would
have been a deaf man all his life. knowing of
other cases in which you have been equally
successful cheerfully give you leave to refer
to me at any time and hope that your practice
in Washington will prove a distinguished sue
cess Yours truly.
T. +. ROESSLE.
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The Alabama Agricultural Department
Contest.

The opinion of Judge Randolph Of Alabama
yesterday in the Lane-Kolb contest over the
Office Of state commissioner of agriculture was
to the effect that tie act of the last legislature
making the Office elective became operative i'm
medately, and that the governor had NJ right to
appoint successor to Koib. whose term by
limitation expired September :. This decides
nothing as to Ko!b's right to hold over. The
case has been appealed to the supreme court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

Awcalthy HOboken Mao q Murderer.
Pat Flaherty. . wealthy contractor Of Ho-
boksn. n. j., on Tuesday struck Fred johnson,
q sixteen-year-old boy, on the head with an
AZ handle, inAicting fatal injuries. Fiaherty
ia in iail.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
AA And
DENTAL DLpARTNENT
10


The seventeen annual course Of Medical Lectures
and the Fifth Dental Course will begin on Thurs iny
D.touer i. at J.. H., in the college building l3l5
st. ny
livered by Prof. d. X. Shute NJ D.. and tie Address
in Dentistry by William Donnally. D.. D.. s.. The
profession and the public respectfully invited to
attend lhe regular lectures berin ouer = az 3
pm :. and continue dairy throughout the course in
both Medical sni Dental Departments For circulars
giving further information Clinical instruction in
Medicine and surgery. Dental practice IN the In
urinary, ices. &c. Apply TO DR.. A. r. A. KING.
Dean, 126 18th 81. NV. Office hours: 9 to 10 = In
and to ) 4. III. Telephone s,sj.
The autumn examinations VIII he held at the Med
icai College, tuesday, September % at 80 o. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

Postmaster John W. Bridges of Grand juno
ton, Col, il missing and his accounts are said
to DO short
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

WHEN RE 6cALF II ArRoPHIED, or shiny bald,
cases Halls Hair Remover will start growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

Col John G. Lee. formerly of the United
States army and division mid on the staff Of the
major general commanding the National Guard
of Pennsylvania, was found dead at II o'clock
yesterday morning in his room at the Hoffman
House in New York, whore he had been guest
for several weeks. His death was duo to apo
plexy.
letter was found among tho effects of the
deceased, dated April 10, 1888, addressed: ''1'o
whom it may concern, in case Of my death
abroad" and signed John G. Lee" 1t con-
tanned request from the writer that
his body be inferred according to the
rites OF the Protestant Episcopal or Roman
Catholic church, Of which his mother was a
member. He wished to be buried where he
died. and asked that on no account should his
body be returned to the United States. He
expressed a desire to be buried in the uniform
Of his rank.
The darkest hour" he added, "comes before
dawn" In conclusion the writer stated that
the Philadelphia Trust Company, 415 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. were his executors and
had his will.
His watch, jewelry, books papers and swords
he desired sent to his executors.
A permit YVES obtained for the removal of the
remains to nm undertaking establishment.
telegram was sent to friends in Philadelphia
apprising them Of Col. Lees sudden death
Col Lee was born in Paris, France, thirty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10
(NONXAGA COLLEGE,
Al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER T.

During the vacation the interior Of the college ha.
pndergone thorough renSvation. The teaching staff
committed to our care.
duction Of new and unfried SYSTEMS but follow the
Ratio studiorun SOcietatis Jesu;" method OF
schools Of Europe the three hundred years Il
needs but to be followed to have the same results here
II our purpose to into effect each and
every detail Of THIS wel-trted system nor shall We
high standard Of excellence stainabls By this method
INK Ssv. sns
German and French. will be taught without extra
Rev; Robert Fulton, 8. j. that experienced edu.
the a.s.sa BY Esy MexSSy 3
Msiiequpped Enslish course is open to thoss not
Terms: $40 per Quarter, in advance.
FIVE NEW scHoLARsH1ps
Competition held 1t the college September l. and
@. GILLESPIE, 8. J..
A Ii sUhMER HALF PRIcE.-THE GREATEST
n opportunity ever ofered to P.rsnts. Children.
and "cssi
ss5,;is
Is years with the most csis6rsted sItsts In Europe
goo 600 worth Of paintings exhibition. P.inrinss
'0s :s'si N'''AN Academy OF 1'n' Ar'' s04 Est
JEFFERSON INsTITUTE.. =
~ 9l4 14th st., bet and K Sta
Select Classical aud Mathematical School for Youne
s Men s and Boys FohTlETu YEAR begins wsdnss-
r.sp.rs: for a.sys.d Yale. Prinsssoa. Johns Hop
the Scientific Schools, United states Military and
Naval Academies and fog pusneea special department
modem langua9eo.
SSSss Sss:ssc g: ssla.s e: h::s .Ass
hays been ned play ro1m has bssn provided for the
has boen spared IN Tor the work Of the nsx
year. For peStasuiara. addrso CHAh. b YOUNG.
Principal. Aul6-tx
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(EooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

w ~. Z. Capitol 81, OPP Capitol Hui p. o.
This college was established in 1855 and has been
constantly advancing until at present it is of
best commercial institutions in Washington. More
than $50 pupils enrolled last year Baums large
and connodious hail. on the corner Of ith and East
Capitol sts., Will lie occupied from and Septe-
Der Rapid dictaton speed classes in Shorthand and
Iypewritlng.
ing grammar. business Practice. correspondence.
typewriting and shorthand Terms; l mo-. So;
Tor ARRANGEMENTS after Aug. 81.
For catalogue address
sel-tr COUNT Z. WOOD LII NJ Princinal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

Z. STARIS'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Is T. ST.
"a. nw-ony school in the city where rapid short
hand c;ctatlon can be obtained. Graduates other
colleges and practical shorthand writers come here
to increase their speed shorthand, typewritinz,
Bookkeeping. PitmAu Shorthand. including thirty
hours dctation each week and practice Caligraph
Remington. both, three months. SO. BlIsineSs
course, including bookkeeping. illustrated by Prof.
Starins celebrated book charts pen nsh:p, coInner
cia arithmetic. writing and filing all Varieties of
commercial paper. English and spelling. three months
$40. Prof. Starin has conducted tine business school
at the Prep. Dept. OF the Columbian University for
the past two Years. He had charge the bust
NESS school at the Y. ST. C. 4. during tire past yea:
and having trained thousands of young men and
women tor lives Of usefulness and honor. he is pre-
pared TO TO parents: send and dauyli
ters and will in the shortest POSSIBLE time them
to enter the of the business world and CONQUER
all Obstacles to be therein. Open day and nIt
ali SUMMER. One hundred students now in regular
Attendance. D,pIomas. aut--Itu
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EDUCATIONAL
or or WARRINGTON

A FrRsT-cLAss BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
n siris will receive few rupa e reduced rxs-. 10
order g III exist ms vacansics Adare-s PRINCIPAL
Pc. Box lid. Philadelphia. Pa. aui.elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

MARTIN COLLEGE OF ELoCUTION, oRAToRY
AA AND ACTING.
GA 18th ST. n.
+. G. Martyr. President. Capital, $780, 600. The
o,des and most advanced college; teaches the true
Shaftesbury method publishes books and
furnishes method Of instruction to nearly all teachers
and colleges IN America. COLLEGE opens OCTOBER /,
with iul day evening Sessions preferred Large
cataioyue Tree. aua6lm
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ADVERTISING.

IN YOU MIsH 40 ADJ EhIIsL ANiT.aINo An
where AZ amy time write 20 GRO. p. HOW'LL q
CO.. 10 spruce ST.. New xork. su2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN MED OF INFORMATION on
~ the suntect OF advertising viii do well 70 oDtsin
cory Of book Tor 3<ks paxes. pr1ce e.
ssreiul eollia.etion IRON this Amer1cap ktvspsssr
Drecto-y % all the best Rapcrs and clan ouInz.ss
gives the circuation ratnk Of every one. and gooI
osal ~ Information about and attert ter-
LOwELL,s ADStAIIsJAG SUkEAU. 10 spraes
q. keU iagk en2i-lr
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SCKGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

The medical department OF Howard University will
hold the following clinics for students during tie en-
suing term
surs:eal every Saturday by Profs. " F. Graham
ana Z. u Purvis Surgical every Wednesday by Prot.
Robert Reyburn. Practice OF medicine weekly by
lro1. L. b. Hood Obstetrics for seniors by Prof. g.
u Purv,s Diseases of throat weekly by Prof. J. Z.
Brac eett. Eye and ear every Wednesday AM FriIay
BY DR.. Z. Oliver Bolt. Diseases of children and
minor surgery every Tuesday and thursday 10y Dr.
h. A. baiioch Di,pensary clinics aaiy by DI. 4. j .
Shadd Dental every u.s lay. Thursday and satur-
day by Drs. Over. Lee am Lotion. sel-.,m
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Il THE SPENCEEIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Twenty-seventh scholastic year begins Tuesday,
September ]. 1891. Day and evening sessions.
combined schools sclool Of Practical business,
and Typewrltinx. school OF Journalism. School OF
Spencerian Peninanship. School Of Mechanical and
Training. Full corps of instructors Moderate rates
OF tuton central Iocattoo halls aud class
rooms. Services Of graduates always III demand. Office
open every business day Gail send for new illus
trated annual announcement. CONTAINING full in
formation. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER.
au24 Principal and Proprietor
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Col. Lee was born in Paris, France, thirty
four years ago. He was thorough tactician.
Three years ago. when the Corean government
requested the United States to send an army
officer to that country to drill troops Col Lee
was sent there. He returned to this country q
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
~ US La ave. opposite city post Office

n VI l..
Sixth year business eIu .tor in this city Fl;
teen member OF the faculty o. Eastman
JOINT author OF the Eastman System OF Training which
received the only gold medal awarded Tor bus ness
education at the wor ID fair held PARIS 1881
SIX courses Bus.nsss. English. Accountancy, Civil
enthusiastic teaching. llorCuEh and practical
courses. Graduates OF excellence and Uistn-
etI!sIed success. situations wien competent. Send
Cor catalogue containing descrift zion OF the courses
and list Of last seasons enrolment Of more than 800
students. Enroll at Sessions Uesn September
I
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN wAsHINGTpN.

LrNDEEGARTEN
IN Miss rwitchells kinderearten reopens oc.oher s
1880 st.nw seSlms
Sl1Nok MARIANA MAMA
- Third Season.
Nocs School Italian method. pupils thororrhiy IRE
pared for srand alp 81 n "
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

1876 II st W. gives thorou.I rreparaton for coli
iese. Tor the naval ana military academies and for
business. corps Of ten a. structors. fve of whom
arc COLLEGE professors. Numb OF pupils limited to
100. Building open for insi ection and a teacher
present tn answer inquiries from ~ O'Clock to j
O'Clock
Session begins September 81.
For catalogues or lGrtler information address
ANDREW +. MUNIAGUE, IN. D.
seR.tr -
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CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. THE coLUM.
bIAS UNIVERSITY

b1AN UNIVERSITY.
This school viii OPEN al O'Clock Z. m. OCTOBER
!. with the following courses Of instruction. All
departments OF Engsh. Mathematics Civil Engineer
ing, Chemistry. Assaying. Physics, Minera!ogy.
branches OF craving. with lecture Astron-
onIy. Anthropoogy, Zoology. Botany &c. All classes
meet in tie evening and open to both sexes For
further in:ornation apply to the dean. Irof. Z. T.
FRlSTOE, ILL., D. seT