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Picked Up by the Cowcatcher.

An officer while passing the track Of the New
York and Northern Railroad Company q
Morris dock, New York, Monday night saw
with horror freight train thunder down upor
a man who was walking in the track with ,
lantern in his hand. When the train hat
passed he went to find the victim, but only
picked up the broken lantern. He was con
siderably puzzled to know where the body
went to and searched the place carefully with
out success. Yesterday the mystery wal
cleared up. The man, who was Patrick Nc
Gaugh Of Railway. N. j., an employee Of thu
Potter Dredging Company at Morris dock, wa,
picked up by the cowcatcher of the train and
carried to a station twenty miles distant from
the place. His only injury was severe scalI
wound, which has left him in a dazed condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
CANADA'S ERA OF INVESTIGATION
Government Omcials and Their Relation to
Railway Subsidies.

Government Omcials and Their Relation to
Railway Subsidies.
Before the senate railway committee in
Ottawa yesterday Mr.. McFarlane, a subcon-
tractor on the Bale des Chaleurs railway, said a
little over 100000 was due him for his sixty
mile contrac.. 1t had not been limited to him
that if he had given money to any representa-
tive of the Quebec government he would get a
settlement.
Mr.. Cooper, president Of the new syndicate,
said it was never suggested to him during the
nominations that Ernest Pacaud should re-
ceive anything. The agreement was that the
road should be delivered over to the syndicate
free Of debt and litigation. He took an inter.
est in the road to secure o debt due to himself
and his firm of S72 900. Witness had supplied
rolling stock to McFarlane. bill was given
for this, which, when he presented it to the
Ontario bank, he was told to renew for month
and it would be paid out of the next subsidy.
That subsidy, S175,O00, was paid to the Ontario
bank and kept by them.
The witness waited twelve months and then
issued capias, putting McFarlane into insolv.
ency. He did so because his solicitor said Nc.
Farlane had committed fraud in transferring
the subsidies to the bank. Mr. Cooper's evi.
dence closed the case for the Quebec govern.
ment. Regarding the charge that Sis 700. OF
the old company money, had been embezzled
Contractor Armstrong was recalled and test.
fed that the charge was untrue.
The committee adjourned after deciding to
summon Robert McGreevy and NJ. p. Lonegan,
the solicitor for the new company.
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A DIsCONsOLATE HUSBAND.
He 10 Found Dead by His wifc's Corpse with
Bullet in His Head.

Mr.. Alfred Mockerell. one of the wealthiest
and most prominent citizens of Claremont, on
the James river, Va, Monday night COM
mitted suicide by shooting bullet through
his head. His wife died on Sunday night and
her death appeared to cause him much distress
and to prey upon his mind. He had often re-
marked that he never intended to out
live his wife. The deceased when found
was in bed lying by the side of his wife g
corpse with CHASTITY wound in the forehead,
which had been made by the fatal bullet. Be-
fore killing himself Mr.. Mockerell wrapped all
his valuable papers in piece of barb wire, on
the outside of which he had written on q slip Of
paper the names of the three men he wished to
open them. Mr.. Mockerell was O German by
birth; but had lived at the north for some
years before removing to Clarcmont. By thrift
and industry he had accumulated considerable
wealth and owned great deal Of valuable
property. He was highly esteemed in Clare
mont and had done much toward building no
the place.
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The Popc', Temporal Power.

At the conference in Dantzig yesterday Of
500 delegates from various German Catholic
societies it was decided to promote an inter-
national Catholic congress, the object Of which
would be to discuss the restoration Of the pope's
temporal power.
1t was also decided to take steps TO comment
crate the pope's birthday (March y by the
erection OF a monument at Meppen, Hanover,
to tho memory of the late DR.. Ludwig Wind
thorst, formerly leader OF the center party in
the reichstag, and the recognized head Of the
Roman Catholic party in Germany.
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Mr.. Scott Moved to Newport,

W. L. Scott was better Monday night, and a
q conference Of his physicians yesterday morn
ing it was decided to remove him to Newpor
without delay. President Newell's private cal
was made ready, and at $50 o'clock yesterda,
afternoon it was attached to the Lake Shor,
limited, containing besides Mr.. Scott and tn,
immediate members Of the family Drs. Pepper
and Brandes, Matthew H. Taylor. r. H. Town
send OF Philadelphia, Mr.. SCOTS son-in-law, anG
the nurses and servants.
The ex-Congressman presented q sad pictur,
as he was lifted from his carriage to the privat,
car, and it was sorrowful group Of friend
who assembled at the depot to witness his do
parture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Chancellor Won Caprivi and Herr Won Alton
born-stachau, minister of wsr, have had fire.
quent prolonged audiences with the Emperor OF
Germany, at Berlin, as preliminary to an i'm
portant announcement Tho Reichsanzeiger
says that the various rnmors current in regard
to these audiences are unreliable. the matters
discussed being kept secret The Military
Wochenblatt urges the importance and necessity
OF tnventing new cannon to meet the require
ments OF modern warfare, the small caliber
magazine guns having reduced to . minimum
the advantage Which artillery formerly pos
sesssd over infantry.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e Fair dealing has always been the
motto of The EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
ceiyed" is the principle upon which its BUSH
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in lis advertising columns.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD

Schedule In eject Aurusf 20 Ism
Leave Washington IRON station corner k,v s~-,~~
avenue and street.
For chicAso and Northwest, vestbuled ifus:sd ss-
fsr csSiaaai 81 fo M a snS rna...v.,,. va,
Tor flits,urT and Cleveland. e.Ers.s daily ssoAn.
for L.iinston and Stanton, go ,$osu
Tor Winchester aud way stations. fSso Pm
Tor Iuray, -S.n. = - .. m.
10 80 ?: =. daily. s-srine car ,arOHsh 80 NsmTs,c
40 q %. IS ainu,ss - 50 b 80 10 90 a m,nu,ss
q d, - sIs- ~ lo, 2aa 80 g la. - nlng,...
20. Is 90 20 300 i a. I'M n II ~
sundays, as. 30 q, 90 Is minut-sl. az u 20
uono 8 ninu,esl II Is m. :, i % o.. 2 a. -
For Annapolis /. 20 and sspam. Il 10 md -
.. m. sundays, $50 M. 81 m.
For frederlek. tll 30 an. 81 Il. - %. - 70
Tor Hagerstown. tlo 90 an. IS :sopm
Tor Ocean CITY and points on Eastern shore n r. :,
10 AIN. and . pm.
ROYAL BLUE r Hill f1F kEw YORK AND
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston and the es.t,
daily oa. $50 1000 Dining Car. m - a m "a
q 10 pinins Carr. $50 dl DO pm. slceTans Car.
Buffet psrior cars on all day trains
Tor Boston, = - with Pullman Buffet Sle~t-
ing AT running thrcush 20 boston without change
va Bridse. iandns passengers in b snd
For A,lan,,c City, o5. 80. 10 90 and II Is an.
SUNDAYS. .oS. n - a
Of + fr Ssass Sa slss,. .tny tsuDs.v.o only
BAsgae called Tor aud checked frn, bo;ss ana r-,-
enrs " mon Transfer 60. orders lef tickes
r opErI l.''i IA ave 'S Sh Z, S'' s scu1I.
aussl Yea. Manaeer. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The rumor that Theodore Roosevelt had 70.
signed from the civil service commission could
notbe verified in New York yesterday. Mr.. Roose-
welt is on his way to his ranch in North Dakota.
His friends give the report no credence but It il
learned on good authority that he will resign
before 1892 80 as to be free to take part in the
presidential election
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NOW AT CREEDMOOR.
The District National Guard Rihemen to
shoot at That Range.

THE TRIP FROM SEA e1ET-rHy CRACK OF THE
RIFLE BY DAY AND THE SINGING OF THE MOSQUITO
BY SIGHr-MATcHEs ~ WHICH s'oUR BoYs' WILL
BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

Bslmaceda Going to Europe.
A retired English officer in Paris announces
that he has q telegram from Balmaceda saying
that he will come to Europe at the first chance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

81 TO ISLAND PAHx AnD Rxruax.
from Baltimore and Ohio station ct ESQ and
10:40 am. Thursday. A seat for each pas
senger. AL amusemsnts tree. Play ground
for children.--Aduk
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ID IcHMoND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD 90.
IN Schedule "a .ff...f An.rllss Iss,lI -

RIcHMoND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD co.
~ u IS schedule IN effect aIsu-, ?. 1881.
Station. Wsshinston. DC.
$50 a-m;-Dsily, except Sunday. for Manassas.
ii 10 sm.~psiiy for Manassas. warrsn,on. cul-
Peper Orange, Chsrlottesyie. Lynchburs. Danvills.
North Csroina Division; Charlotte aud stations south
Saroins Division and stations Atlanta aud oharotss
Division 70 Atlanta. where connection Il made n
Union Station for all principal points south and south
pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and Washington
TO Atlanta. connectng with Pullman Sleeper Atlanta
man seepr to Memphis Sa ana MSS. s sna rs
p.nsille with Pullman sleeper Tor Ausus,s We Co
Knoxville via Asheyille and Hot sprinss
connects Manassas for Front Royal ana strsssurs
n, 10 ~ p m;.Da,lyr MAsHLN1LoN AND SOUR
Tram OF Pullman Nestibuied Palaces consistins u
Drawing boom. Dining. Sleeping and BUFFET, smok-
most Magnificent and Luxurious Design GuiIt ca
Ss rs i0I h eonssssa Win i,s ss:s 2.
Arrives a. At.ants p M following day. making Tan.
via Montgolnery and for Memphis. Meridian. New
orleans aud Nicksourg via Birninshainy Pullman
No extra fare charged between Atlanta and New u.
II .. m.-Daily. Southern Express for Lyuchburr.
panyie Greensboro: hsleish salisbury and stations
tions south Carolina Division Augusta and statons
Atlanta and Charlotte Division TO Atlanta. whers
and Southwest. Through coaches New York 20 AZ
lantA.
TO Knoxville via Lynchburs, Dan.IlIe. Salisbury,
and Western North Carolina Division. and MashIns-
TO Charlotte.
VISION leave Washington y 40 a daily. Is Q.
daily. and - y W., except sunday. Returning.
arrive at washington 30 am aud ~ daily.
Through trains IRON the south via Charlotte and
Danyille arrive in Washington 81 a. u. 10 - ~
and 40 pm. and from Chariottesville b 10 AIN
Strasburn local at b y m and lob O.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and inf0rnatfon
furnished and baggage checked st Office $50 PENN
syyanls ave- and al PASSENGER ststion felhsylssniA
railroad. 9Th and b sts., Washington. u. c.
1ul JAMES L. TAYLOR. Gen. PassL Agent.
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r ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule 10 effect May 20, 1891.
Leave Union Depot. 9TH and stresez
1857 for Newport News. Old Point CoulagS saa
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Pom, at 6 % D.
and Norfolk 1t los D. m.
2p.m-, Cncnnsu Lrpress dsily for stations In VIZ
Nestibue sleepers and entire train run thIoug
without change 70 Cincinnati. arryins Of 80 . =.
supper.
IL :l0p. m. r. ". vsssibuie Limited. dkly. sofia
change to Cincinnati. kestibule sleeper for LsR-
ington and Louisville Pullman Cars are opsa -
receive passengerS st y D. N.
ofhcss. SIS aud "a tsansy vsnia avsnus
II. VI. FULLER
my26 General Passenger AseaA
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DENTISTRY.

4 ]. WALKER SONS. aO4 10TH sT.N.w.-FIRE
-. Brick, Clay and Tile. Fiue Lining. all sizes; IS
Snds BuilGiIs Fs-- Lime e:lsn;5. Felt. Pitch. Tar
koa4S sst Charcoal all sal-s d.
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INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. C.

NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. D.
A Select and limited Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
20 Address the principals. Mr.. and Mrs Nm d.
CABELL.
!yee-3m 1907 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
MI ISIS BALCH'S CIVIL sERylC EINsTITrTFAND
Ava business college. l207 10th ST. NV PUPILS pre-
aleu successfully Tor cav! service. aud
.eteuS eAAiLlLallpis. SIT
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WASHINGTON-
IN WARRINGTON.
(yoNzAGA COLLEGE.
al STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER :.

During the vacation the interior Of the coIle~e has
nndsrsone thorough reaovstson- The teaching stat
the Professors insure thorough education 20 thoss
COMMITTED 70 our care.
e1euon o. new and untried systems. hut follow ths
, sSsio ssaalSrum soeietatis 1ssa." method ..
"a nins winch has been siSnallN succ~ssfu in the
81 6prope FOR the last iaTe hundred years 1t
II Is therefore or purpose carry ee each and
esety detail @ tins well-tried system shall
hxh standard Q: excellence sttanaOle 6y tits method
Experts in s,enography. typewri,inr and tool keep.
ins have been sIgaed and these branches as vel IS
German and French Will lie taught withou; extra
Rev; Robert Fulton, s J.. tina, esrrrienccd .au.
the schools, assisted By Rev. Arthur J. MeASoy. : J.
assn tnslish course IS open TO those rot
Terms; slo Per quarter, n advances.
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
Compsfition hsdst the collese September J. and 3.
{. GILLESPIE. s. J..
su2tH President
WAsHlNGToN FEMALE SEMINARY, .Sr9
81. opens septe.nhsr -: day scholars tEngiish.
drawing. music. boardins pupils. 900 Coach
Ms. ' SIatbf. sfPSk Fl fg ia1,Ea
A Ii SUMNER HALF PRICE.-ThE GkFATEsI
"A. 9nporfnn;y ever offered TO Parents. Children
orsw ana -. We .. af1ists " leaIn q
colors china and oil painting Saturday Classes Cal
from $40 70 $500 The teaeSaf r,SGtNi
f.oblNsoN hpRRfil.. has had II media q and 5, nde
- years with the most celebrated artists in EUROPE
s2uO.OOO wo.tn Of PAINTINGS exhhiton. Psinlii-r
for sale. National Academy Of Pine Arts sO4 81
au20 I'm
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
A 9i4 l4th St. lot. and x SITS
Select Classical and Maj hcfnatcal School for Youn.
Men and Boys. iokIlkIH YEAR begIps wednes
day. September %.
kins, Lehigh and other COLLEGES and ni.ers ties ~
The sc,en;ihe schools. United Stats Military an,
Tor boys between and u years age Afull course n
modern LANGUAGE.
During the vacation thu building has been thor
oughy renodeled and renovated import addition
Lave been made play room has been prov iled FOR tn
itte boys u the Primary Department and no sxpens
has been spared in preparation Tor the WORK OF the npx
Year. for particulars. address CHAS. Il. HOT M
tIlnclFa kulSfr
2n7 ST. NV. - FRENCH LESSONS PRO
80 gresslNe system; twenty lessons. $40. eie
me ntary class. twelve lessons, 80 -
au5-lm MILE. V. PEUDHoMNE.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ Ihh NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID sclNERi
sILhL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

10 The NORTH, wEssr AND sotrHwrsr
sfIEi Rails aieNf firNSrP aS STrftffaEsr
TRAINS LEAVE s %SsS sps ~ isa f,ov sr,r,ox
&c C9 ,s,s lI,k or STH ANp sTs. AS FOLLOWS
q Pullman estibSls Carr al 70 i 81 hss ss,
iss' Il Lane 10 so M daily TO chics~O. Columbus
harg and Sc. wing arr nom fi,issars 20 ina,an
spois , al,sseST. e noiuiahus. Aocnsto Cho.so
fSrlor Csr Nashinston 10 Hsrris6urs and sle~Ians
natl. and Dinins Car HARRISBURG 70 s.. iSas' GU
ceso and Sincinnati. Western ElTress al 40 . ia
; and - louis oonneStins daily At HARRISBURG with
man Dining Gar Rt,s6nrs 10 R s .na r ,s
SSo rselac lIiress 10 90 p N. daily. for I1ris-
burs aud PittsburE 20 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
fof hsne ssnandai.na Rochester and NiAssrA Falls
Tor Lrie. Csnsndsgaa and Rochester daily; for Buf.
p With seePns car ws a ss'S s5 70 90
FOR MiIisIEsIort, Rochester and NiaTHrA fsls 40
Washington 20 Rochester.
For Miliiamsport, RenovO and Elmira ct 10 80 an
For Millisnsport, daily. 10 pm.
FOB Paal di.p H NEwIoRK AND THE East.
a1.O and - Pm on sunday. boz. n 'ei
am iimsa ErS S So q faDl ao s,s and u. -
VITA D,ilns Car. to New York. . 40 s-uL daily
For New lors only. limited Errr~-. with Dininx
Car from Baltimore. Z 80 r. N daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Accommodation. ouO a. N. daily.
For Boston. witaoui change, a:I5 p. m. every day.
For Brooklyn. n Y. all through trains connect A
Jersey CITY With boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afford
lne direct transfer 20 Fulton st, avoiding double
ferriase across New y orb city.
For Atlantic City. l2;l5 p m week days. II Is p m
For Baltimore. 90, 9 Is. go. $40. aoo o az
lOOO. lOJ0 III 90 and II 30 a m, ~ rs , III.
$40. ) -. D. 10, 30. 81 ; 40 q n |. 90.
lo@, 10 and II 81 pm. On SUNDAY, -0n
300. edh. 1910. IL 90 m, IL Is. ssl = Ia
SD. $50 400. In. 4a30, $40. Ola. sss0.
1880 and III - .. IN.
For Pores cresk Line 20 m. and 30 p. m. daily.
For Annapolis. 20 and BOO an, II so and /. 20
pm; daily, except Sunday. Sundays. W a. IN.
and ~ U. N.
MAshlNGIoS SOUTHERN RAILWAY
EFFECT AUGUST 1. lssl
For Alexandria, 4:o. G;:iS i5. 20, p,4s, 10, Is
e-m.. l2Ol noon. 90. 2O9. SIS D. 5.O..
Dbl. ol5, ssys. 10 % ana IL 81 y. N, on sun
day at 80. .: AS, ~. 10 As q N, / 90 z "a
6:l3, sN2 and 100 .. IN
Accommodation for Scai:'ico, as a. m. daily.
Trains leave Alexandra Tor Washington. eos -as
sn. 10. 1OlS, III IL. IL A. a n . 10. = sOU.
800. 3;4s. %. 4o, q .l3, Sr5 q 10 ~ so and
II ~ y. M On sunday AZ q 10. 10 10 II n and
II ~ D. m '2Oo Ssu5, %, 40. y 10 aud 10 -
4.
Tickets and information q. the Office northe.s. cor
ner OF 18th street and PcnnsylyaniA and
station. where orders b. lett for the
bsssase to destination from hotels and r--,dene.s.
General Manager. tau3l General Passenger AGENT
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HARRIETTE MILLS,
AA 1904 L ct. q. ".

| N WASHINGTON.
Mas. HARRIErrE MLlLs.
u 1904 ST. nv.
Lessons resumed September To- ,~o.,m.
pRoF. hIvoT OF PARIS WILL GUARANTEE
70 pupilS that by his natural method they will be
abb. to speak French after SIX months Partisan &C
Moderate prices Best of references.
L HE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
s23 I4th st. NV.
Winter terms be9in now.
go and s12 term.
Branches: New York. Boston, Philade,phia, cn.caso.
Paris Berlin, London. etc. etc. sci
VISITING TUTOR.-PRIvATE TYsTRUCTIoN
in elementary advanced studies by a university
SS Ss hEse shS study with
pRoF, SKELETONS. ACADEMY OF DANCING.
i ioo4 ST. NV; VIII open on Tuesday. September
to sena All former pupils are cordially IN
MISS BALCH. 1901 10TH ST, WILL REOPEN
srnction IN Enr.sh and instEe%stcs pnpiIs pr r-
pared for all examinations. sel-im
WOOD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
rh. c xas Ep qap'is and S..
constantly adva1cins until at present !, Is one o, the
than 1oo pupils enrolled last year Baum's
Se Sn from and d alter isd
Der Rapid dictaton speed classes in shorthand and
studies Bookkeepins arithmetic. writing, SPELL
ing; sTamnar business Iraccs eO5respondence
for arrangements after Aug. u
seI-tr COURT i. WOOD. Ii. NJ. Principal.
SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.
The medical department of Howard University will
hold the following clinics for students during the
,n spFsal p every Saturday by PROS F Sr1han
Pro-. r B. Hood Obstetrics for seniors w Trof. z.
BracSett Eye and ear every wednesday and Friday
by DR.. E. Oliver Belt. Diseases of children and
= A. BaIIoch Dispensary e'iniis daily b. br r j.
snadd Do pentS. every Te.day Thursday and s9iur
Mrs. MANN's KINDEKoARTEN AND SCHOOL
Reopens October /. 1891.
l9lS Sunderland place. south OF Dupont Circle ss1t
GERMAN LADY, JUST ARRIVED IN AMERICA,
- Will give lessons in German French Graduate Al
Apply rs ST. me- Best references; terms moderate.
Mr. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
NJ and boys will open September n. 1891. Best "a
eii;les offered for Eupi,s Of all ages Private nstrpc
| A. VI. 1853 corcoran St. n. W. sci :Im
A RI SCHOOL. WEST END.
Mss Kelly l J5d lash m st
resumed september2 Terms on application au,!t+lm'
DROP. PAUL NOINoT. DIPLOME DE l. UNI.
| u versite de France. has reopened his school OF
French language at 1894 / ST. Rapid progress and
pure Partisan accent guaranteed Office hours, to
o'clock pm. Gu3l-2w'
CIGNOk MARIANA MAMA.
- Third Season.
Vocal School italian method pupils thoroughly pre-
pared for grand psra,concers, oratorios. 9l9
au.9-lw'
MES. MYERS SCHOOL. 1927 ST-BOARDINO
vi and day school for young ladies snd little girls
opens October u 1891 III instruction in ali de-
rartments For circulars and particulars apply to the
principal. Mrs. ELIZABETH II. MYERS. aTi:l9lm
I EARN THE BEST
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~ 'Ai9oco NIL OVAL giLe anu Oay scnOoi Tor
Der Is auoS.onl
A &. STARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Is ST
"a. nw.-Only school in the city whore rapid short
hand cictaton can be obtained. Graduates of othef
colleges and practica, shorthand writers here
to increase their speed. Shorthand. typewriting
bookkeeping. Pitnan shorthand. including thirty
hours dctation each week and practice Caligraph
or Remington. or botr, three months, $40. Business
course including bookkeeping. illustrates. 10y Prof
startns celebrated book charts penmsnship. CONNER
cal arithmetic, writing and filing of all varieties o.
commercial paper. English and spelling. three month";
$40 Prof Starin has conducted the business school
at the Prep. Dept. OF the Columbian University for
the past two He also had charge VI the bust
ness school at the Y NJ. &. A. during the past year.
and having trained thousands of young men and
women for lives of usefulness and honor. he is
pared to to parents send your and daugh-
tiers and will. in the shortest possible time t them
to enter the arena Of the business word and conquer
all Obstacles to be met therein Opeh day and nig
all summer. One hundred students now in regular
attendance. Diplomas. au21-lm
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or OF wAsHINGIoN

NJ ARILAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.
VIA meet pupils VINO reside in the district Of
-o4a = the D. r. depot. otn ST.. September IA
ISL AT O'Clock y. IN. Parents desiring TO send their
chllCren to this school should make appcatlon AT
once by letter 10 /. W. MORRISON, Super1ntendent
Da.'hoIc, ha- SEW
Va HALL. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHII-
= dren. AT Forest Glen, Md. Thorough English
Musc. Gymnastics. Special attention TO bacA ward
pupils Public buildings visited monthly
aulD-iln Miss EMMA lkENIISS. Principal.
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FIRST STAGE,

200 and 500 yards Seven shots at each dis
lance. Open to ali members of the army.
navy and marine corps Of the United States or
the National Guard OF any state. Each COM
petitor to appear in the uniform worn by the
organization of which he il a member Com
petitors to shoot with the rife Of the model
issued by the state they represent or the United
sis, five of 80 and ten Of IS each. Entrance
Zee, S3 TO both stages.
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Lessons resumed September 10

DROP. kIvor or PARIS Will GUARANTY
to puptls that by his natural method they will i
cent
Moderate prices. Best Of refer~nces
Address b st. NV. sel-ots
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II ACIICAL EDUCATION
THE MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
On the Washington branch, baltimore ana Ohio
railroad,
- OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES
OF vide range VI Practical Instruction Al very low
TUITION FIRE. TO ALL
Income recently doubled by o. Congress Faculty
lars address
HENRY E. ALyoRD. C. E.. President.
.,, College Park.
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PROFESSIONAL

II PEOPLE ONLY KNEW THE BENkFIr DE-.
I nysd from kroRrr slsssrss srs~,psst ScnaS =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02
SECOND STAGE.

Open 20 all prize winners in the first stage
Distance, 600 yards. Number of shots. ten
Position, any. Rifles. same as in first stage.
Prize - The mid-range championship O
America for one year, and cash SIS. to b,
awarded TO the competitor making the higkes
aggregate score i'll both stages