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The worlds record for the light harness
horse, either trotting or pacing. was lowered
on regulation track yesterday at Terre Haute,
Ind. when Nancy Hanks trotted the mile In
2.O4. Bad Dob,e always modest of speech de-
clared. when carried to the judges stand on
the shoulders of the crowd and called upon for
a speech, ;ha. he was hoarse, as Nancy went SO
fast il took his breath away
Mr.. DOble received hundreds Of tele-
grams OF congrstulatiou from all over the
country. He wi-ed Mr.. Bonner: Nancy
Hanks. 2.04 over a regulation track" This is a
gentle hint that the owner Of Maud D. and
Sunol can present him the s5, 900 offered for
the horse to tros mile Ill 2.05 over a regula-
ton track
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Broke the Racing Record.

Ano'her record breaking feat marked the
third day of the circuit meeting at Terre Hauie,
Ind, when Mascot paced the fast heat Of the
free-for-al class in 2.Oi, the record of Nancy
Hanks. raade Wednesday. Flying Jib forced
the other gelding oat, and the quarters were
32L.. S114. 291I and 81 seconds. The two
Tapped At the wire. The second was also sensa-
tiOg.al. when FLYING Jib carried Mascot 10 the
half in 1909 and beat him by three lengths in
205t..
Secretary Russworm OF the trotting associa-
ton AZ Nashville has just arranged for o race
between Hal Pointer, Mascot and Flying Jib as
"a special feature Of the circuit meeting there
next month
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r,ayors Of large cities and representatives Of all
the foreign legations q New York. Nearly all
the latter have already accepted.
THE PBEsiD INT EXPECTED.
II Nirs. iarrison's ,slth permits the Presi-
deaf has faid he will tend the celebration, re-
view tn pa."des and be at the Anquet. A
,err elaborate invitation Was presented to him
hV -I.ecinl committee on Wednesday last. He
assUred The committee Of his great interest in
the eel, bratiJn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
r,Or rrNRYAN rrNYVpporrv
JAMES c. YELLING. IL D., prssidsnt

~ u, ffvGOooG
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
NoSDti Leg ss d IssrT n &. 8.
stun; ~: e e.. ns
increased and the faculty sniarsed
- n: cS'ie: EYE e 'tSdsR e sge .sss' A.
daily in &. rsiE y s. sp may
COkCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
This School will oren at O'Clock p. m oCToBER4.
General and anastiesl caemisry. aensr. and 2sbo
T rSiy Pahyscs Asssy1ng Msihems,ics astronomy
ery and biowpips Anaysis. hreS,secsSrai. Meessn.
issl and ToRosfsphiss.i Drawing. Ensiish: Tfenes
evening and are open to both sexes ''' =" '"'
DEPARTMENT OF NATURALIZATION
esianias proi aslSte r Se9pssr' and
u 36EEPAiRTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
LEE DAVIS foDdE. PHI h.' s. Oh pn''''0pA' fr0i
~, DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH; -Thoroush course in
pSs Ho iSiRse fh to seens students Prof LEE
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN.-comrlete course
m ahs Ser n iangnass and extensive
Ph g. Pr Or and HER
e buns ans
sTtrnstion, Land surveying, roads and Railroads.
ans Fan
Specifications and Contracts City Ensineerine E1.
1a sSS5is "a fa1 Jet
E., Am. Soc. C. Il.
ARCHITFcTURAL COURSES. -Elemen.arv and
s Aawthced prewng, Construction, Materials Per
sPectve and shadows the Orders Of Architecture the
E <. in Architecture. Prof. FRANCIS r.
pEpARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
M Theory Of Electricity and It's Technical App-
cations, Laboratory and Shop Work CONSTRUCTION Of
Dynsmos Motors. &c Laboratory supplied with cleo
structor - - "
C1nstrHeaon Of Electric Shops and Plants. Mechan-
lcai EnIineering. Municipal Problems of the Eectri-
cal Engineer. Extensive Course in Designing Prof
FRANCIS r. FAVA. Jr, {. E.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS. General Physics
Lectures. fully illustrated by experiments Practical
l. r. LEWIS. b. s.. Instructor.
u IN rrnfffher information apply to Prof H. l.
HUMANS, Phi. D.. Secretary of the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l335 street northwest gives thorough preparation
Ior coileRe for the Naval and Military Academies and
Tor euslnsss CORPS q nine professors and instr1c-
ors NUMBER OF pupils limited 10 100. Building open
ior nsrectfon and teacher present (after Septern-
per i21 to answer tnguires 10 TO O'Clock SEES
sion begins SEPTEMBER 20 For catalogue or fur
ther information address "
ANDREW P. MONTAGUE. Phi D.,
selo Principal.
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Peace to Be Restored by the Bayonet,

The force under command Of Col Sir
W. Lockhart started on its trans-Indus
campaign Wednesday from Alahambad, India,
preceded by a corps of sappers, who will make
road for the expedition through the Sussul
Pass. The ostensible object Of the expedition
Is to restore peace among the black mountain
tribes. The British have had frequent trouble
with these tribesmen. Col. Lockhart's force
consists Of 5000 mixed British and Indian
troops.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
University o6ers the following clinic al yantaxe<
20 etudsnts during the coming session:
SURGICAL by profa Graham. Puryfs and Reyburn
Nervous diseases. by Prof. Hood
OhstetrtoAl for seniors BY Prof Purvts
Eye and ear. by Or. Oliver Belt
Perry. -
Post-morten denominations By Prof D. $. Lamb
Dental clnics by Prof PsrSons aud Drs over
Lee, Lotion, Johnson and Smith
Theee clinics viii b held IN the new and elersn,
amphftheatsr recently erected and o, the bel sirs in
the Fresdmsns Hospital. where nearly 5000 patient.
treated annually.
Soa Sispsnxsry. se7-Slt
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Ives Eeafs ryzlv

Champion frank Ives, the Jilliardist. beat
Maurice DAILY IN New York last evening in an
addition game Of sixteen inch balk line for
90 POINT. IN, score was 800 to l99 The
B. = ran va made BY DAILY. who ran up
niat. two points in the seventh round.
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Tammany Attacked BY County Democracy

The county democracy committee Of New
York met last night and permanently organized
for 1892. 1t was determined to nominate an
independent city and county ticket. Speeches
were made denouncing Tammauy Hall. intimat-
ing that Tammany was prepared to sell out the
electoral ticket, and that in order TO insure
Clevelands election the campaign must be
placed in the handsaof his friends.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
~ 623 La. ave. bet. 9Th and 9TH sts. n w.,
c. X. UhNER. A. NJ, C. E., Prin.
Seventh year as business educator IN this citv. FIT
teen years member Of the faculty of Eastman OIL
lege. Six courses: Business. English Phono9raph,
Civil Service. shorthand and Typewriting Superior
and enthusiastic teaching Thorough and practical
courses Graduates of rare excellence and dis.in-
finished success. Catalogue free. g.. seq
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT Ma
W tioual Tniversity;-Th, ninth annual course OF
2cl9ck P m. with an Introductory address by Prof
NJ F. THOMPSON and continue nntii the last Thursday
in APRIL. 1853 The examinations for admission viii
be held 1t the college building. sth and SITS W.,
Wednesday, September %. at o'clock p. M. For
further inform, tion apply to II. Ii. BARKER. ND,
Dean. IL 10 st. NV se27-6t
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RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in efert Nav ~ l9a,
Leave Washington frnin station corner Neg rs-s.~
For Chicago and Northwest vestibulei Iaru...f &C.
rress train. II 20 a m, x Is 2. u daily.
bpled Limited. 3 30. express /. - y IN. daily.
For Pittseurg aud Cleveland. express daily IL 81.
For LeHinrton and staunton, 40 4o.m
For %inchest., and Wy stations. % 3op;n.
ins ar through 70 Msmpki. Oh nisht Train
600 IS nnut@-1 IS o. 70. as ~ % II 10 90 q MIA
I. ss g TAX IS s. i. 4 & .Ss i ssSs,,. .
Is 70. q. co. 45 nJnuseel rs o. an 10 10, 40 on
= PIT %'n a Is S Z eS aSS x "a s, a. 81
For Annapolis. Is and s 10. m. IL Io.ailss
FSy rfederiei IS Is. I'll 81. p nm. a. Is. =. 8,
IoT aas-rstown. no. 40 a. m. and IS. sop.m.
for BOYD and way points. 20 =. IN.
tI2 IS, 81 Is. 70 90 "a * IS IS = oa p 40 Vii "a
Pr .sKnres, srsins stoTrns q prineip.l stations
ROYAL Blue LINZ Fox N.3 York hSp PHIL
r.,s,-,-,-,, ,ADtIPHih
daily. 3 % d0.o6. Dinins G.rS :. M - 90 nom.
40 e.9o ninins Ssr). Gil. 80 >. N. siespnS Car.
For Phiiadeiphia. Wilmington and Chester 500
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
ing Car running through to boston without chsnss
Via bridge. landing In and
For Atlantic City 10. 90 and - 90 noon sund.,..
fEIoept Sunday. Daily. gsund.y only.
B.sraee called for end .hecked from hotels sn4
.esldencss by linton Transfer 90. on orders left Il
''st:f HSsf 2l' and 1851 p. cTss tPs $ scsR i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

DR.. David ID. Stewart OF Jefferson Medical
College, philsdelphia. claims to have discov-
cred tia. b. tigonapthoi Is a cure for cholera
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
4NA AND
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
OF the
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The opening exercises Of the Seventy first Annual
Course OF Medical Lectures and OF the Sixth Dental
Course will take rlace on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l.
In the college building.
1925 ii ST. W. AT y 2 NJ.
The Introductory address in medicine will he de-
livered by Prof d; W; Prentiss. NJ. D.. and the ad.
dress in dentistry by Prof. J. Hall Lewis D. d S
The profession and iubc respectfully invited to
attend.
The regular lectures begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 5:3OPM
And continue daily throughout the course in both
months " '
The autumn examinations will be held at the
Medical College, on Thursday. September 90 at z 80
For circulars and information as to clinical insr,c
ticn in Medicine and Surgery, Dental Infrmary
Practice, Fees. &c. apply TO
DR.. 4. L. A. KING Dean
100 1910 Mass. ave- H. W.
Office Hours: 9 to loan.
to pm.
Telephone Ssh eaOtoo1
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All the type foundries in the country but
Tour have entered into n combine.
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ELocurrox. ORAroRr. Acrrsa.
s m N I. 4 E Eaf T{{FsSS
MN "A "a : Nm
&C." ?$E { E. e. s s'T T.
e ooS 6 Q 90 ILL [ LII ZEE G coo IS ZEE

Ralph Waldo Emer.on ..id, ..EIoeuson :. a. Az
s.,yi1; s sid E,s s,,. wAa they
MARTYR COLLEGE ra asInSss = i nsds,
GA En- aaS 81 nv. United s.. as laws In
Hon Francis g. Martyr. Founder; WEBSTER Hdserly.
A, ~. I; I. ID. President
Hon. Edwin b. Hay chairman OF Board Of Trustees.
tni, sorns Of teachers and ten lecturers.
The Martyr College 10 the largest and most tnfu-
eStia college Of its Kind IN the world Its text books
ION number are In use in state In America and
era osts nsi Of
ard Ieschers' iaeenoes -Four Grsdna,tns Courses;
Compiete ourse in ELoCrTIoN.
& cOmpiese c oGss In IN 4 4eAISs
Complete Course IN PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Any one or al four courses may be had on one tut
ton fec Special studies. without additional e1-
pense include Literature Shakespeare Parior Fenc-
ing and the Minuet
c0llese opens October Glasses October 3. Pupils
evepins classes preferred Catalogue Tor 1852 fss
..,a,- NAkfYS COLLEGE OF oRAroEE,
EDUCATIoN FOR REAL LIFE. n' ~ u
u TIE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
National sanh Of the Republic Building 9TH and
twenty eighth scholastic year begins THURSDAY Sep
teinler 1922 Day and nsht sessions Five depsrt-
raeid VIZ Practical Business including Ens.h
paratory English. with Elementary Book keepins
spencetan Rapid Writing. Shorthand and Typevrit.
rs Architectural and Mechanical Drswins corps Of
spacious brilliantly LIGHTED. newly improved hand
some balls aad lass rooms services of graduates
tion with chesp schools ofiSe opcn every bnsinss.
day Telephone call l0ss-3 Cali or send for new
annual announcement containing full informstion-
address Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
a Az prolyr at
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MR; HERMAN G. RAKHMANN
% g az q: ;. violin % sSs
..so-lm. V lie oh st. av.
THE En-. z N e a l4os NEW YORK AvEN y; w..
81. os ssH !. S.
pRoFs BEALL RoBFY's DANCING ACADEMY.
ss.piss ss.. and 20, p
70 pSn sss rspeSo. tore ,y, e. ls;:on: ~
Grand opening OCTOBER B. Il.
DETERMINATIONS on PIANO AND ORGAN
A'A and In compoeiti9n given BY
se3O-3t. . laR, f ian E q y
pRoF; J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER. TEACHER
peciay attentive to beginners as ws q. To as
vanced Gil l ST. NV se26L lin
ORNATE TUTORING AND PREPARATION FOR
Boz i45 Star oce seAehsr experienced in ssss M0!f
MIST c aKHoR Rg MICE
sese-1m. 0er''nea s oss1dI si NV
An EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER WILL
of rnps il desired srecal attention 10 Sesipnsrs a.
well as advanced pupils Address TEACHEk.. Star
Mss SUSAN Ms. Po o.LHrk, ANp Sovnp
trinc,n.,s E,anLS IA .ihEhiHE NOEhR,
and Grammar Grades. 1434 IT. n w.. will give .
school reception 10-12 a m October lst. se24-tjts
MISS A. MAE ROGERS, VOCAL TEACHER
VA singing for Concerts and Musicale.
of b. e St New
the past six months under the personal direction Of
Signor Mariana Maina. will commence teechng OC-
IOBER l. Lessons given at pupils residence
Miss Rogers can also be engaged for Concerts and
Biadensbnr0. Nd. se2s-6t.
Mrs. SUSANNA OLDBERG, VOICE CULTURE.
AVA Classification of pills Wednesday and Saturday
morning at kNABE,S PIANO ROOMS. s17 Market
space. se2S2ws
TIE NATIONAL GUARANTEE DRAWING
School, Ell st. n. W, teaches drawing In one
fourth of the time ordinarily required. Cnques-
tionaOly genuine crayon portraits made Open 10
. se57 81
CHORTHAND-Y. NJ. c. A. AND los LEHMAN
~ building. Resumed October l. L, p, HANNA.
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CHEs.pEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JrSr Ia. ,so.
CIR and n SITS " WI y.
nnshdsonest snd most cpmplet. solid Train s.rv %
West from Washington
200 m daily-''rin~innrti ara ~, louis
SOLD vesubuled. newly -Iuipp-i .l-s,-i~-liglr,sf
Man Win dining rar. Pulltnans hn-~' sleeping cs-s
Washington 10 Gin innafi IN iians coils sHa Il Louis
Elthont chsnre Arrives Cinrinns'i s:lo an Ia
Il;I"n m dsilv-T'a fAmpna ''F. D. v. ve-tibl,s
I1nited "A solid vasfihnle train with fininxrsr y.
C,ncnnati. Ohio. Lexington and I,nsvils Rv ,rr.s-
lile al cincinnati At y. - m. Levin q 10 n
a. Yoints
zoo =. m dsty-Frpress sor 6ordon~vflia Char
loitesviilc. Richmond. waynesboro'. stAunton Aaf
PRINCIPAL Virginia POINTS
Pullman locations and cts AZ comnnny,s ID nc.~
513 and 1927 P.una ave.
bel7 n. ". fI-lIEl Gent pas..near As.t,
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE. RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLAIRyoY-
A'l an and sstrongis born with caul gives names
and lucky dates tells how to retain husband lover
ior sh9b' time chart on palnistry 10 all ron-
NJ E. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
". medium life given from cradle to grave. 239
Is; 81. :. c. seap-6ts
Advertising clairvoyant. astrologer and medium in
THIS city. Has wonlerfu prophetic sit OF second
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speedy marriages. gives in business removes
family troubles evil influences. Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will time and money by
where others have failed. Convnces most sksptical
and adverIses only what he do. All business CON
nndenuaI Satisfaction guaranteed Sittings Soc
Hours. toe Open sundays Residence 4s9 II ST..
bet Az and 9Th sts. southwest se:,9S,'
NINE. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
AI reader OF the age Information given with phs-
nomenal accuracy. Terms. SOC. - s.m TO 2 ?. m.
l32l Marion ST n W. bet 9th and 7th L and y sts.
MRS. ELLSWORTH. CLAIRvoYANT, MEDIUM
4u and healer. treats all ailments maQnati-
cay. Massage given 1924 9th L. sl3 lsts
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA EX-GIpsY
ID queen, cairvoyant and astrologist lifelong stu-
dent of occultism. S23 First St hours. 70 1p
N. fee. ooe and 81. anl642ts
NINE. DREAMER. GIFTED ENGLISH AND
Tells ali events Of life. once benrs no ios Sig
l5OS 4th St n W. Open Sundays 10 TO 80 p. IN
se26-im'
MRS. Z. V. SMELL. CLAIRvOYANT AND TEST
Az medium. eanbe consulted at her parlors; mag
netic and massage treatments given. e04 New York
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NJ life, All business confidential. Ladies' and eentle-
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General Manager raue7l General P.ls.nser ss-a.
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Nnrv - ;h'-' bodice Nth kuI-L-- Tenn lar.
Enignt- - iv' hin- nj kiudrsI b,.'i,-, viii CO.
ofsrsis iu tt' auveiiiug q the statue - .o-
iunhu- a. Jgiu street. and I'll avenue II Tie
sf.eruisu-
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CLAIRvoYANT,
FREE TESTS, FREE TESTS
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trance medium. Every hidden myStery revealed;
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on all points OF interest," business trAusGctions love
AFFAIRS family stock speculations Law suits
abs Mt friends lottery 9umbers lucky days. intsy
s9Hei a III &
OF ancient charm working. and prepares Egyptian
tasmans which viii overcome your enemies renaov1
family troubles. restore lost afectioAs make mar
mage with the one you ioveno failure; removes evl
I'M, ,nnnsncss bad hsbdts curt Eitchery ats and ell
.rsss end NJ
AND DATE OF MARRIAqE.ANp TELLS
WHETHER THE ONE YOU LOVE Is TRUE on
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greatelt wonder Of the are. Private rArlcrs Dis st
q. ". Letters with stamp answered. Houra, q ma TO
SD Fee, n and upward NB--This u tie rsad-
Mrs. FLORENCE RICH WHITE, TRANCE AND
V1 Business Medium Advice (sven on All bueineeo
Affairs, also medkoal sxamf ton. ONO hours o 10
II. to 5. sos 11th st. nv. ss10lms
DROP. THOMAS OF THE MAoNTTTC iNeTT-
L tute Of Paris. Treatment ct his o1aos, d2l 1874
st. NV. or at patiently residence. ss1-lms
MADAME PAYN. NANIcuRE AR oHTSoPo
1asnuYscturSr q f1Ni HkHiouRS III dHf76oss2S
DIST GOODS south OF New York noS06
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AR: WASHINGTON. d. G.. FRI
EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.

Mr.. HERMAN c. RAKENANN
Az VIII resume instruction the violin On the LIST
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