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NV dear little children:
Your mother has read you some of my
letters to her, and from them you know that
1 am under promise to write to you. Every
day, and many times a day, your papa
thinks about his dear little boy and girl,
and desires so much to see them. Some
times you play about the house or in the
yard, do you think about your absent rather
and those happy days when we were all to-
gether at home? Don't you remember how
you used to run down the street to meet
papa when he came up from the office, and
what a race you had to see which should get
to him first and then how we used to work
together I'm the garden, training the vines,
wedding the strawberries, and all that sort
of thing? Those were happy days, and we
hope and pray God that they may come
again after the war is over, and that we may
have many glad, happy times in our nice
little home.
Their Home Social Center.
The war over, and with General Harri-
sons rise in the political world and increas-
ing prosperity in his profession, the home
life Of the Harrisons became more a pre-
tentious, but none the less happy one.
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full man who has made place IN our history,
but to the loving and devoted husband. 1t
must have been his own wife and home that
the President had in mind when he spoke
thus in Texas in 1891:
1t gives me pleasure to come this fresh
morning into this great State-a kingdom
without King, an empire without all EN-
peror, a State gigantic in proportions and
dustries and infinite capacities to sustain q
tremendous population, and to bring to
every home, where industry abides, pros
perity and comfort. Such homes am sure.
are represented here this morning-the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16
BOYS ALL WOOL SUITS
At s2 4s That Are Worth s5 and

During our great Columbian celebration
sale we will offer 1,500 boys single and
double-breasted suits, neat patterns, at So IS
each; real value is S. to $6 sizes 1 to Is.
See them displayed in our snow windows.
P. c. C. C., Clothiers, cor Grant and Dia.
moud streets.
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Seal Sacques

Done over. Will look like n ew garments of
the latest style. Cost trifling. See Wm
Grabowsky, the practical furrier. 707
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Great Columbian celebration Sale

During this great sale, which starts to.
morrow morning, we will sell l,U00 mems fine
all wool suits ana mems overcOats at 81 50
each, worth SIS
p. e. C. G., Clothiers, cor Grant and Dia-
mOpd streets.
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Moths Being in Your Furs,

EXPOSITION-Black Patti, the marvellous
colored songstress, the peerless African
queen of song, all week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

EXPOSITION - Black Patti, tho musical
wonder OF the age, the colored phenome.
non. afternoon and evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

PERFECT action and perfect health result
from the use of De Wits Little Early Risers.
A perfect little pill Very small; very sure
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

FURNITURE packed, hauled and stored.
HAuGH & KEENAN,, IS Water street.
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Do not worry; bring them to 7o7 Penn ave
nue.. Damage repaired at a trifle.
WV. GRABowsKY, Practical Furrier.
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THE p. C. C. C.

EXPOSITION - Black Patti, the singin.
bird Of two continents. every afternoon
and evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

LISTEN!
TOMORROW MORNING
WE COMMENCE OUR GIGANTIC
SALE OF
FUR CAPES.
Black Coney Capes, 1S
inches long and with
pointed fronts, at........s4.s5
French Coney Capes that
are sold everywhere at
$40, our price.
Our pulled Coney Capes.
the new fashionable
length, made of selected
skins, worth SIS, at......s9.5o
The above can be had with
collars, made of Mufaon,
Mink, Krimmer or As
trakhan...................SII.so
We have nine XXX Seal
Capes, 1S inches long,
worth sS5, at..........s53.oo
Best Beaver Capes, 1s
inches long, worth $50,
at...........................S55.o at. 90
Mink Capes, you know
their value...............S4o.o 90
Black Martin Capes at...s3s.oo
The finest grades Of Wool
Seal Capes at exactly
half price, during this
sale only, at..............$1z.5o
A large assortment of Military
Capes at 80 per cent below what
other stores ask.
Do you want to buy Seal
Sacque? If you do, come and
we will save for you from $50
to S1oo.
AsA1AA@AAs4
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Who was the gentleman whom MI.
Burlingame. of Massachusetts. challenged
to hight a duel in Canada; and what was the
outcome OF the challenges? T.. R.
Mr.. Burlingame did not challenge any
one. Mr.. Preston Brooks, of South Caro-
lima. challenged Mr.. Burlingame. Mr..
Brooks had attacked Mr.. Charles Sum ner,
striking him several times as he sat in his
seat in the Senate Chamber, on May %,
1856 The attack created tremendous e1-
citement, and Mr.. Burlingame, member
of Congress. commented upon it SO severely
that Mr.. Brooks challenged him. Mr..
Burlingame accepted the challenge, and, as
was his right, named the place and time of
meeting, the weapons and the distance
Navy Island, Canada. in the Niagara river
just above the falls a. the place; rifles as
the weapons, and 40 yards as the distance.
Mr.. Brooks at first accepted, but afterwards
declined to accept the terms, on the ground
that to reach the place of meeting he would
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

Was there at any time, since SchenIey
Park has been so named, full blooded
American buffalo or bison confined therein?
INQUIRER.
Not that we are aware Of
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1t is gracious and refining influence
which Mrs. Harrison has brought to the
White House. There have. been former
mistresses whose regime has been more
brilliantly successful in social way; but
few have surpassed her in the task Of mak
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16

How can a man become President of the
United States if he were born in foreign
country? AR.
lie simply cannot. A citizen to be eligible
to the Presidency must be born in the
United States and be 35 years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
CORNER PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. d.
c.. AT THE END OF THE CABLE ROAD.

By authority of the owners.I will oFrr a. public
sale WEDNESDAY, The TWENTE-EIGHTH
Day OF SFPTEMB r. 1872. at FIVE C'C' OCE
F. NJ in front Of fas rrerise. the large property
stree. q the corner of Wareh alley, and rJnIinr
back q said, width 70 the wall Of the r0ad grounds
befnZ tttyei-ht ClS) feet said allev, AMI about
sixtyeight (6Si feet The east side % the lot Hrw
AMI complete founlitioas built 10 the cellars
when the houses raised ~ the public authorities
a to Ire ready for new bpiltin-s.
The present 'raue BUILDINGS divided into stO-e
Off AMI fweliinc n Ifc uIal'-'r d 80 1852
.5lf tueo OFF having hcen Occupiet for many yeats
by the late Il. p jacks the property is the end
of the cable road.
Terms Of sale: One-tlli-d cash. balance in equal
notes at one. two and three with per cen per
um interest from Jay o. sale, payable hall yearly
the noie~ 10 b. secured ~ trust upon the property to
sa'tsfact;0n If parties selling.
+ 1L- rGrrha-er may pay al cash IL he elects. If
terms 81 sale not complied tn in hf;een days tn"
Iixt T. forfeit "post and t. resell at Kiss an cost of
defauitlnr purchaser ~ -escrva CCnTeyancin--,
corGins Gc. at cost 81 purchaser. Title gooi or 10
sale. deposit Of 90 required of purchase day
Of sale. sel1-lads
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THE WINTER GIRL,
she is Equally ~ Charming as Her sum
mer Sister.


From the New York World.
81 think IL Is all nonsense continually singing
the praises of the summer girl said pretty
creature who. il she only had known it, was
herself typical member of the class she did
not wsh to hear comrlimented, because the
girl of the winter is much sweeter and love-
ber in every particular"
The man of the party, who was especially rar-
tial to warm HeaIher maidens made a faint
protest. but was oyerruled b. the little ls.tiy.
who went on to state the particular attractions
Of the girl she was defending
II know you men all daft on sunburn
and simple gowns. but tell me candidlv If a
rosy-cheeked, bright-eyed, fair-skinned crea.
ture. with her hair in curl. her gown taut and
trim as tailor can make it and a well-groomed
air about her tina. wonderfully fetching is
not far more lovely than the wind tossed
frowsy young miss whose gowns are in a bed
OF wrinkles ano whose bang will not stay
bung.'
The picture appeared very attractive to the
man. il must be admitted. vet he was not will
ing to give in, and suggested that beach tete-a-
tetes, canoeing. rocking and sundry other little
amuseraents would lack zest il entered into
with the precise maiden jus. described.
That Is 80 like "a man. laughed the girl.
''of course. one couldn't do any of those things
in Chestnut street togs, but has it ever occurred
TO You how sweet and womanly n certain some
body looks in her pretty house gown, with lace
ruites AT throat and wrists, presiding at her lit
tie tea table. when winds howl without and snow
lies deep on the ground. Don't it make YOU on
such occasions actually chilly to think Of that
great sweep Of sandy beach where you used to
sit and look unutterable things into the eyes OF
some girl in filmy gown. Summer girls are ali
right. but they should not be allowed to monop.
Ollie all the nice Things said Of sex, for the
winter sister ia equally as attractive and faI
prettier to my way OF thinking"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INPROvFT
PEOPERrY. BEING SIS TNESTX-SfCONI
SIfLLT NokTHWEST. IN TIE CITY vi

TRUSTEES SALE oF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEOPERrY. BEING SIS TW ESTY-SFCOND
SHIT NokrHwEsT. n TIE CITY OF
Washington.
By vrtue q coed Of trust dated the 9Th day of
Auyust. D. 1ss9 and recUre, the day in Iiber
l4li fol-" lNi ct sea-. Of re land egrds of the Dis
cured thers,y default having been meds under the
ruhlic ancon III front 4 the Prenses TO he highest
OF CCToBEK. ID. 1sS,2, AT HALF-PasT FOUR
O'CLOCK y. NJ, the following described real estate
IN reIGises in the city of Washington. in the DIS
trict Of Columbia being part of lot fourteen U4, in
square hity-ye tpt. heginning fo- the ~
street vest thirty-sx feet Inches sojt trnm the
northeast IF said lot ami running henS So,Ith
with the line II said street nineteen feet hence
west one hundred and nine ieet eight inches thence
north twenty-seven feet eleven inches, q euce east
twent feet five inches, thence south eight ieet
eleven inches thence eihtytwo feet three inches
to the place Of beginning, together with the two-story
and Easement brick dwelling house and improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance in six twelve
nj eighteen months, secured By purchasers notes
and deed Of ,rnst with interest from day OF sale
deposit OF 800 will be required from the pur-
chaser az the time q sale. Az csnveyancins
Of sale are not c2,nplied with within ten day. the
LEROY NJ. TAYLOR, } r-..o..
.se19-d&ds VIM. X, WOODWARD.} iruS'1eS'
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w. WOoDvIJLE FLEMMING,} irustees.
LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers seq -d&ds
p ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.

CHANCERi SALE OF TWO story FRAME HOUSE
On PoMEROf AVENUE NEAR SHERIDAN
b. virtue q decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed on the 18Th day of Sep
teiuber. A; D. 1872 in equity 13S6S. docket b
wherein Eiiza6eth e kobsy ct a. ar complsinants
and Owen Bobey ct al. are desendsnts. the under
signed us.ees Will offer 10 sale by public auction in
ir,,nt OF the nreInises on WEDNESDAY, SEPrEM-
p ~: the following real estate. 70 wiz Sub lots 81
and 81 of Bates and Calaghans subdivision OF LOT %
In Sc ton of Barry Farm together with the improve
nents. consisting q atSo-story frame house.
Terms One third of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash. the balance in and two years the day
OF SALE the deferred to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the remses and to bear interest from
II. day 81 sale AZ the rate Of per cent per annu
sssh, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
o9 to be PAID At the time OF sale Terms to be COM
right the property at the risk and cost Of the
efa uiifng purchaser. AL conveyancing. recording.
&C.. ~ the purchasers cost.
JOHN II. ADRIAANS.
4.A Louis ana ave. ~. ---r...~.
4ARION DORIAN, AiS'
d17-dads GA Tn 81. NV.
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d17dAd'


PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WEST
ECKINGr3N. IN THE COUNTY OF WASH:
BEErwEsS FIRST STREET AND LINCOLN
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO the undersigned.
dated September A. d. 1891, and recorded in Il5er
No 1915 folio lI6 q SEQ, Of the and records Of the
secured we viii sIrose p1bc sale; A. front q re
sEPTEMBER. A. d. 1897, AT 5 O'CLOCK p NJ !,
81 Of ot numbered Nineteen l9, In square numhsred
County. No a" pare las % the records Of the ofnos
Of the surveyor OF the said District.
b rad It tune O. SALE and balancs IN thrse eq9s!
so@ a ss y ws a S sna zen @
pei .nnrI. paysbls ssni,,nnu.lly. g Al eash. e
With IN ten l0l days from day o. sale the proParty
Win be resold ~ THE risk and cost of the dsfsulting
...s....s. s ~ s aS 5sSssHs0aD3 r...s..-
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ATIMER 4 SLOAN AUCTIONEERS AND AP
IL PRAISERS. l4O7 G STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE
SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 18th day of
August. 1891 and duly recorded In Iiber 1910. folio
13l ct seq, of the land records Of the District
q Columbia and by direction of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell in front
the premises on TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH,
1892. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. sub lot 10.
IN square 1851, 1870, and improved by a two-story
room brick dwelling. with bath. Re. located
the west side of 18th ST. between and q north
east. All conveyancing and recording purchaser
cost.
Terms easy and made known at sale.
W. FRANCIS THOMAS, r
W. WOODVII.LE FLEMMING,} irustees.
LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers. seo2-dSds
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Room o. :4i d ST n. W.
WAITER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
50 dads


PERFNPToRY SALE OF Two-SToRY BRICK
RRWW,ELLddEXIG 10 ~, q 81 n FEES STR En-
On NDtN AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENrY-SIXIH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We Will
sell, in front of TIE prcmis s.
LOT 110. SQUARE 6r3,
improved by twr-story brick dwelling six rooms and
bath: mode n colrG u.enres
Terms: tne-third c,sh. balance in enc and two
ye"rs, notes TO he given hearing IN per
mum. payable s'Iui-anuualiy, AMI 10 ra secured by
deed of trust re.niscs sold. AZ casl at o1tion
of purchase. d-po-it OF 900 AT time of sale
Crnveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost. Terms to be
compiled with in ten days, otherwise right reserved
to resell at is and - Of dafaI;ine urcEaser after
tye iys advertisement Of such tsae in some news
paper published IN WASHINGTON, d. c.
DUNChNa0N BROS
se23-dSds &pc+iooaa-s
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The Better Artist.
From Rck

Mrs Van Neering (who doesn't like her por-
trait, and is finding much fault with it as 10
possible)-"And the c,lJr in the cheeks does
not suit me ct all
D'Auber lin disgust)-"Take the brush
madame. and fix il TO suit yourself. You have,
undoubtedly, had more experience in that
branch of painting than have"
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THOMAS BOWLING l. son. Auction ers.
II -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY IN BURLEITH. GEORGE
TOWN.

BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1000 folio 80 ct seq. of the land records of the
District Of Columbia and at the rcqu. the marty
secured hereby, We viii sell on the remses on MON
DAY. SEPTfMBFR TWENTN-SIXTH, 1892, At
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the whole OF block No. I35
fronting on :9,h. Z and u SITS. NV, ront !inin ?
1.S9O square feet of land Of a certain tract called
Bur-i h. recorded in county M. q. PAGE -, of the
records Of the Office of the surveyor Of said District
Terms: p1e-third cash, balance In and two
years with interest Ired by deed OF trust the
property. all cash. at the tOn of the purchaser
eposit OF 100 required a. time of sale II terms of
sale rot complied with in ten DAYS the
the right resell risk Of defsu ting
purchaser. Conveya1cirg and recording at purchas
eseI$dxls 7 Hmm 6YFH "'o Trustees.
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The postage on a sixteen or twenty-page STAB
ia two cents. Papers not having full postage on
them will not be forwarded by the Post Office
Department
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ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee,
se.l:}-d&ds 1920 New York ave. n W.

CREAL Estate ON TfiE NoiiH SIDE OF II
ssTTRREEEETTs BsE GT'TIiWr FOURTH AND FIFTH
District OF CoInlbla rassed in equity cause No
13?S7. wherein John p. Ford ~ a. conn ainants
trustees will offer 70 sale at ubic auction in front
81 TIE nreniises on THrEoDAY; The SMITH DAY o.
p NJ. the following described real estate. situate in
the city of Washington and District of Columbia, to
wit: Paris OF lots respectively distinguished
Of, said city as sixteen, G6l and seventeen
90. in square numbered five hundred and
north erht s) feet vest from the dividing
line between said lot numbered sixteen C6) and lot
numbered fifteen > in said square. ard running
less 20 the eastern wal Of tie wosiory brick horse
said lot numbered seventeen UO and row belonginr
Neaie. thence north one hundred 900 feet depth of
lot to twertv COO foot alley thence with aid
al e tlrly fDo ts.t more or less Hni thence south
three-stOry brick house baion ing to Thomas T. Moves
or formerly belon@in- Z Thomas l.. Moves. to the
vsrant space now formerly berw 'en the said two
trick hous 3. said ground being improved Ivy two
three-sury hri"k houses numbered respectively 40
and +U7 II stree: northwest in said city.
Terms OF sale: GnetLird of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two eqnal miscellaneous
nents to bear interest at the of six pr cont per
annu!n from the day OF sa until raid. PAYABLE semi
deeCs OF Of the purchaser or purchasers on the
real estate sod. cas- the option Of the pur-
chaser. de osit OF 500 viii be required on each
piece Of real estatc sold at the time Of l. TIE
purchaser purrh asers fail comply til the terms
OF sale within wenty days from the day of sale The
and cos Al onveyanrirg and recording at b, cost
OF the purchaser CT purchases.
%IoHN ?, roRD; Trustees.
Room o. 34i D ST NV
WATER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
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BROS, Aucts. 9th and D .ts. n. v

nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.. 9th and d sts. NV.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST
SSG okTEf. 9E TWELFTH AND I STREETS
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust to u.s. each bearing
date September L. 1890 and respectively recorded in
Ifber 1929 foos 1856 ct seq. and 1872 e. sea one OF
the land records of the District Columbia and at the
request of the parties secured thereby we Will sell at
DAY. THE TWENTY-SECON DAY Or sEPTEM.
Der. A.. D. 1S92, BEGINNING AT HAIF.PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following pieces or war
GELS OF land situate in the city of wasinr ton Dis
MT OF Columbia and being all Of sublo.s LAC and
corded in Loer To- folio 10 of the records Of the once
OF the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia tins sa,ne
being impr we'd by two twosto-y brick dwellings.
Each house and lot will be sold senarafelv becunug
with lot andcontinued until all Of said houses and
The terms Of sale in Of earh house sold will he
Is follows One-hrd Of TIE purchase money to be raid
IN cash. the balance TO be paid in four equal instal-
ments In SIX; twelve. eighteen and fwenty-four
months viii interest at Ier cent per annum inter
eat payable for which OF The nr-
pr.inis.s sold All convsyanc.ng and recording st
on each house sold Terms OF sale must be compiled
with In ten days from day Of SALE Otherwise the trus.
z: II. WILLIAMsoN.
W. T. EDMONSTON, : Trust>ea
ss6-eod Once. SOD 9th ct. NV.
- sTTzE E; ABOVE sALE Is posrPoxEp ON Ac-
TwEHTi-EIGGH5H. }S9g; st zane hour and place.
v. b EnMoNsToS, r,ust.~L
se22-eod ofhce. 500 5th st. nv.
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL

-, JAMES c. T Thf Eafr Il B., President.
anu Professor Oh Public ani Private International
,,..o.,. The Hon: JOHN N. HARLAN. LID.
'As'ocia'e Justice Of tie Snrreme Court Of the
Professor q the cosstiionsi JuTisrrd.nce Of the
tons Of C9mnierrial Paper and Of Tort as.A'
The Hon. WALTER S. cox. IL. d.
Professor of the Law Real and PERSONAL Property.
Oh Contracts and of Crimes and Misde,nesnors.
The Hon. WILLIAM 4. MAUkY. LID.
tAssistant Attorney General of the United Ststes).
and Equity Pleading. and of the Law Of Evidence
The Hen: DAVID J. BREWER. LID.
Professor of the Law of Corporations.
Prof. G. II. EMMOTT. AN, LIB
tot the ) Inns Ho kins University),
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
tsometie Assistant Attorney Of the Dis,ric. Of Co
Professor Of Common Law Practice and Lecturer on
th. History of Law
The Hon, AUGUSTUS $. woRTHISGToN. IL. B.
Sometime pistric' Attorney Of the United staesl.
WILLIAM r: MATTINGLY. esq.
Cof the Washington Barr
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. WILLIAM EDGAR sIMoNDs. A n. LII B.
Professor of the Law of Patents.
The Hon. ANDREWC BRADLEY
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court o: the Dis
Lecturer on Criminal Law ana on triina. Pleading
and Practice
WILLIAM q. JOHNSON LIN
(of the Waslipyton Bari,
Judge Of Moot Court and Professor Of Legal Cate
chetics.
The exercises Of this hool will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall of the university southeast corner
OF 18th and II SIS L. w. on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. OCTOBER 3. at O'Clock, when the faculty
will he present to MAKE announcement of the lecture
courses for she new scholastic year.
he school has an undergraduates and a graduate
department
Prof wM G. JOHNSON. the ,utlre Of the moo,
he ybpla
classes composed of all students in the undergrad IA
cepartu Mt, th,t by his Catechetical analysis the
teac!Iings of both lectures ard books may be i'm
Pressed GpO n the memories Of the r5ris
Seats l.. the lecture nall will be assigned 20 students
according 20 their choice in the order % registration
and the registrar will be daily attendance in IL,
library of the university Tor this PURPOSE
For catalogues giving description OF the lectu-,
courses in the undergraduate and graduate derart
ments address
sel2 JAMES G WrIIISG p-ss,s,,,
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WEBSTER'S ORATORY.
Eow 1t Impressed a Man Who Heard
Him Speak.
HIS WONDERFUL ELOQUENCE.

IL Completely Overpowered Hi- Hearers and
Held Them sPefibound-Thc Magnetic
Power Of His Appearance and His Remark
able Eyes-His Great Reply to Hayne.
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