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Singers who are troubled with hoarseness
will find that Whites Yucatan Gum, il used
just before they are going to sing will clear the
! throat and restore the natural tone Of voice
ocl0-6t
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How Are Your Ewes?

DR.. 8. D. Hicks, late with Queen 4 Co., Phila-
delphia, hns arranged to be at d. n Walfords 8.
477 Pa. ave. NV. every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, and will make no charge to determine
II your sight may be improved. Satisfaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-14

Victor Becker, Expert Piano Tuner and
Regulator, laos 10th st. n. w.; uprights q speci-
atty. Send order by postal. oclS-3ts
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IoU'vE NEvEK sem
The equal Of Francs 81 20 Derby. II leads
them all FRANC 4 SoS, One Price,
Cor. 18th and ID.
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THE LEADING BATSMEN.

THE LEADING BATsMEN.
According to the latest figures compiled by
Clarence Dow Ewing Of the New Yorks still
leads the league batsmen. The records Of the
leaders are appended:
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Credit va Zach

Credit va. Cash.
Ordinarily, can you buy more for given sum
In cash than YOU can for like sum on credit?
viii the butcher sell you q pound Of beef
cheaper for cash than he will charge you ION
timer
Does bread cost any more loaf when bought
on credit than II does when bought for cash?
Do you suppose that dealer who holds on to
Suite OF Furniture for six months that cost
him e25 Will sell 1t to you at lower figure for
cash than dealer who sells a similar Suite
every week on credit?
Is 1t not more reasonable to suppose that the
dealer who sells on credit. thereby dfstancing
the cash demander" in the volume Of bust
ness, will sell on . closer margin?
During my long businesc experience have
been very fortunate in the character of my
patrons and can truthfully say that have lost
comparatively little from dishonest purchasers
II you need Furniture, Carpets, &C., / can
suit You.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l9 Seventh street northwest
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Eos low price on Carpets. Rugs. Art Squares,
Floor OilclOth, Blankets Dress Goods &c.
JOHNSON. GARNER Co.,
GA; pu ave Nv
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CITY ITEMS

Groceries.
Our superiative Flour, MINI. patent, e5.75
barrel
Our Best Family Flour. S&65 barrel
Choice n. Y. Burbank Potatoes, CSC. bushel.
Extra fine lot Sweet Potatoes. s5c. bushel
Best Baltimore s. c. Hams, IKE.
Gran. Sugar, &c.
". II. WALKER,
1t 946-50 Louisiana ave-
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FOR SOLID COMFORT
Use our &c. Csmels Hair Socks-extra heavy
and warm. FRASC Il son. One Price.
Cor. It'll and ID.
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GARDESISG.-HAvey your lawns and yards 4 xej
BY WILLIS ). CLARK. landscape Gardener.
No. 6l3 18th ST. NV
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Coon BOARD and rooms at Hotel Fredonia al
moderate rates.
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READ Merits advertisement on page 4; IL
will interest you--Adrt
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NorIcE advertisement Of Industrial Savings
and Loan Association in financial column
Adot.
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Miss sALLIE r. GORRIE begs TO inform her
fficnd- and customers that she Is no logger with
J. {. Hutchinson. but will be pleased 20 meet
them AZ Mr.. T. II. HARRIsoS's 1929 st.
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Pure Rye whisky. Years ola Csc at

Pure Rye Whisky, years old. 65c Of
Por. Wine (mec. use), full OTIS. Soc. bottle.
Golden Cs:awba, 75c. GAL: Csc. bottle.
Proc. Flower (warrantcd), 81. and 75c. SIX
Beach Nuts, Hams, Boneless Sardines, Potted
Meats; Fresh Candy today; New Figs, Raisins
and Currants, Green Ginger, Cider Vinegar; q
cans New Salmon, $50. r. r. WILSON,
II 994 It'll ct. NV
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THK RAJ TnING.

CAFoS WATER just received at SHAFEE's Min
eral Water Depot. 1903 Ia ave.
Natural yietoria Vichy in siI hon
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NEW FALL AND WINTER Hsrs.

Latest Style Derbies. "a. 50. 81
Our 50 and - Hats uneXceIled in quality.
Alpine Hats, In brown and black. 20 up.
Crush Hats all cOlor-. 7jc.. 81 sl.5O.
LKwIs a son. One Price. 1921 y. York ave.
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Boston Baked Beans and Boston Brown Bread.
baked by Boston bakers. for lunches and sun
lay breakfast. IEwIS'-. 1917 18th ST. NV.
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Fined for DIsOrderlY Conduct.

Today in Judge Kimball's court the dis
orderly conduc: cases against Eugene Che,ini,
W. H. Campbell and WIN. Greenwell were
heard. These are the cases made by the East
Washington policemen early yesterday MORN
ing, when the arrests were followed by the
scene in the police station, as printed in yes
terdays STAR.
ssJudge Ximball heard the testimony OF num-
Der of witnesses either side and held the de-
PENDANTS guilty. They were fined IS each.
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We Can't Convince You
Against your will, but if you'll look at the
quality Of our e190 Derby you'll be con-
WINGED OF its merit
FRANC / SoN. One Price,
II Cor. 7th and D.
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Every Furnisher Can Sell
You an Undershirt for 81, but none like ours.
Us value IL o "half dollar" more.
Franc q Son, One Price,
1t Cor 7th and d,
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Some Wonderful BARGAINS

In Children's Clothing for two days only, Sat-
urday and Monday. We shall offer seventy five
Suits. ages to IA, strictly pure WOOL at 81. 65;
eighty Ave Suits, double breasted. o. so; ninety
Suits, double breasted, at s2.Ss: forty dozen
Knee Pants, heavy Cashmere, ages 4 to IA, 25c
twenty dozen at &c., twenty-five dozen, made
Of the best quality Of Atwood Cheviot, three
patterns, 59c. We also offer special bargains in
Mems and Boys Suits and Overcoats.
H. FRIRpLANDER q BRo.,
1t Cor. 9th and E sts One price.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HERNAN,s LYcEUM rHEArER
N PENNSYLVANIA ave. and llth St
This "': SIN fi..5 gsd HRss''''''
T I'LL / T j. T ::
Next week City Sports Burlesaue Company. Oio-e'
ACADEMY. CLASSIC PLAYS
AMERICAS FORE aosT TRAdEDIAN.
Mr.. ROBERT
B BDP 90 90 WV SSSHsS Geo
5 $.j $$ d 8 w w. ss$*ss#s$sss s ss s. :
This Friday Night.
Sheridan Knowles, sublime Tragedy.
NIRGlN1Us.
Saturday M.tinee
JULIUS CESAR
r Saturday 81 m Ni .f,;;p
Nsr' W Sfss. S%Sas and Ss,,1n, e,T.sd in
seats now on sale. ocl4
GEM ABrND IN DEUTSCHLAND"
Gan evening in Germany.
In aid of the building fund of the
WASHINGTON sENGERBUNp.
Washington Light Infantry Armory,
OCTOBER II to OCTOBER %. 1882. at pm.
chidren's matinee SATURDAYS s2p.m.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY.
Season tickets. sL Single admission. 10 cents
Children's admission TO matinee. 5 cents
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Every Evenine-Mstinee Saturday.
The Boston Theatar's
Mstchless and Mighty Production
THE SoUDAN.
THE sOUDAN.
THE SoUDAN
THE SOUDAN
Under the management Of
C. B. IE PETERSON i KLA SS. and ERLANdER.
Where Il ran fer 300 consecutive performance
See the Battle Of the Desert City.
18th, The Return to Trafalgar square.
Military ss SO p I5fs ipd a Ssym cOrp.-
n. Grand s,sc,.,I Next .!s Wsfs; ,xnrv.
SEATS SoW SP oN "ssiHstES fiphh AND fly oo,a
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Every Night and Saturday Matinee
HALLEN and HART.
In the
SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
+ III / /. EEBE T. 4
Fun. Wit. Rhyme. Novelty. Beauty.
Accompany Of Known Excellence.
An Exhflsratng Production.
MONDAY. Oct. Il.
Dann Frohman's Lyceum Theater suocsss
THE GREY MARE"
Seats now sale. oclo
INOR YOUR INFORMAI LION Am aIiInA NcR
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CsRfHTr CLEsSED by the EMPIRE CARPET
NoRKs. ISL SIS Mass ave. NV. are made moth
Iroof free of charge. Telephone 1854
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RxAD Msrtx's advertisement on page 4; IL
M Interest you--Adrt.
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yuLTTTE's OILS cures rheumatism. A
druggist.
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Her Property Claimed by the United State.

Her Property Claimed by the United States.
In the matter Of the estate of Mary Cover
Perry District Attorney Cole has filed a petit
ton asking that as the property escheats to the
United States that some person not claiming to
be the next Of kin be appointed
administrator to the end that
the estate be paid to the United
States. The petition states that one George G.
Brown has applied for letters. who shows that
said Perry deceased August last. leaving per-
sonal and household property valued at $500,
and names next OF kin George. William. Basil
h, Stansbury and Jeremiah H. H. Frazier. De-
llla Bowie, Rachel Chambers, Mary Butter,
Jeanette Waters and Jane and Sa-
villa Brown. Mr.. Cole states that
the persons named are not the next of kin,
that decedent was born in the District prior to
the emancipation of slavery and that her
mother was an unmarried slave, the property Of
decedent's father. Upon this information and
belief he AYERS that she died without heirs and
next Of kin and the property escheats to the
government,
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Harrison and Reid League.


The Harrison and Reid Republican League
met at its temporary headquarters, 2141E H
street southwest, last night. large number
Of republicans gathered at an early hour. The
president, James W. Poe, called the meeting to
order. He spoke hopefully Of the situation,
especially Of North Carolina, and said that the
electoral vote of that state almost certain
to be carried for Harrison. A large number OF
new members were enrolled and the
league ia rapidly swelling in numbers
The conduct of Smith, Gilchrist, Elder
and others working in the interest of the de-
mocracy Of New York was bitterly denounced
Speeches we're made by r. H. Lewis. ]. W.
Davis. H. Price. S. Golden and others. large
meeting will be held at No.
800 I'd and streets southwest next
Tuesday night. Among the speakers
for that night will be Col. Geo. NJ. Arnold. r.
r. Speiier and Chas. ID. Brodie. The president
appointed a committee to make a careful can
vass OF the district J. W. Davis, John II. Scott,
r. H. Lewis, S. Golden, Grant Contee, I. Dor
sey. Allen Baylor. c. D. Brodie and re Bright.
The following additional officers were elected:
Sergeant-at-arms, T. Dorsey; assistant, D. Bar
nett; marshal. Geo. Wills; assistants, H. Price
and S. Golden; vice presidents, Il. II. Lewis,
Allen Baylor and II. G. Brooks: assistant secre-
taries, Jas Dosier and Grant Contee.
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1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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READ Mertz's advertisement on page 4; it
will interest you.-AdUt.
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EXCURSIONS. DC.

EXCURSIONS. &c.
SUSpAY ocroBEk io. nYIS
IS censs Round IMP eso.ns Rou,s ~.
OCTOBER OUTINGS ON SUNDAYS
MAcALEs1rRNoesssss Of m. w.,-
Sunday css as ie s:Sss Z, ,llp is 3. .-s Hos
Worth a handrsd scc,Srs 'S Pr..rftV,ions ruu
TO Gfr II nj ss GSAi i1 efasoxr
On sunday. october 10. ct II IS m
lint. s @ .Ss ns
Cd 4, ssnsrA resp.st ths ps~ iron and sissl ss.sns
rip 30 CLIFTON sEkcH Sunday. octessr Id f sc,
.s 9y@SSs sa as t n r rs,Ssn :ss , s
a N: .'%gREsns I, N.S.s.i Hal !, j. IS ;
atT o sPp,ss S a a.I.ss Hall Hail. & q srs
TSanS m 5 osis On d. M.s.l.-
sf1a The s e s.r ss.s
The presence OF the iAdie. !, especially invited
MOUNT vTRNoN AND MARSHALL HALL
IL STEAMBOAT COMPANY
A crUMN SCHEDULE TO Mt VERNON
, sop, ';sYsss A.y; ,es '.s,n:,; ssy
sdnissicg e the manson and srounds 81 NotHf
80 Brif 60 TO MOUNT VERNON
sunday shs ss.ssins ,ss s By gs a' m.n s.ss
cafe on the -,esmsr cry r-ices
S sns q :s
90 10 MouNT VERNON TODAY
On the fsm9ss blue fscs,c ION. re-, Als,sndn.
'0UH rI nlSkt ss SD As.s 81 10
Steamer N.c.iss,sr 70 r,vsS landing .. far down %
fHf SoU Us SrsSSs ss ~ MARSHALL HALL
Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and beautiful Rous~
!, Cd; he S... " &:
SHIT Rcs z T sS.6 SssIsr uSoTgEcI nss
places Of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA
,,d Tsts ,.sry ;s.m,,, foe, = m 81 SPECIAL
road ;is VIII Hi s:,s. e & :s.
In deference to the wishes of IN. Ladies. M v.rno,
Association cars stop SUNDAY Latte Hunting
cr-ek. one mile this side of NJ vernon tn srounds
being closed ON that day.
VETERANS
While In the city b. sure and sess
GLEN ECHO.
Ths Most Bssutifui Resors around washfnssoa
On the Historic Bsnhs OF the potomsa
SEE THE cHAUTAUouA BUILDINGS.
THE MAGNIFICENT AMpHIrHEArER
TEE COLISEUM OF AMERICA
The New Rustic Gaia THE oEDARcRoYr-
Take the rsnnaiiyto~n electric 1t ga and MN
streets. Georeetovn, and enjoy deishtfu rids Sss
oil the SIGHTS sf Glen Echo and the cafs
and get the best Soc dinner you ever have sstsn-
PATRIOTIC CONCERTS
Every Afternoon and Evening
Beautiful Electrical Illumination ss Nisht
RED. WHITE AND BLUE ..leiu
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s. Heller. 40 18th st. n. W.. is making spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampoping; also cures Dxndruff. OCT -tr
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Tharp's Elegant New Store and HI
Splendid Old Goods

Splendid Old Goods.
These headlines would not be appropriate in
any line Of merchandise except wines and
liquors 1t is well authenticated fact that the
older the wines and liquors are the more
they are in demand by those who know aged
liquors and wines by their mellow and pleas
ant taste and by their gentle, stimulating char
acter, with no deleterious effects after con-
vivial indulgence if taken in moderation-as
any good thing can be abused. Mr.. JAMES
THARP, at Sl2 street northwest. is one of the
pioneer liquor and wine merchants in the
national capital and has in his cellar some Of
the oldest and most desirable goods in his line
In the city. His "Old Rye Berkeley whisky
stands pre-eminent in the list of good old whisky
oc4-tu&ftf
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The body Of John Crinnac Of Troy N, Y.
who had been missing from home for more thar
q week, was found floating in the river at Troy
yesterday.
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CHR. xAxDER's Renowned Straight WHISTLES
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A Cough needs quick and effective treat
ment. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup furnishes this 5
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Telephone 1900. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., 7 H. For Repairing and Renting
oc7-eo20t
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HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills. As
s.st digestion. cure headache. Try box. 5
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$50 use use use use use use nee 10.
lie use use use use use use U.S. use
Use use use use use use use use
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel Of hghtness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th st. n. W.
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branches. 1924 and 1926 Pennsylvania ave-
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SEPARATE, CLEAN. LIGHT. DRY AND AIRY
- storage apsrtmeDtp 1t LATIMER SLOAN's.
140z IT. ". most convenient location In the city.
TIE SAFETY sTokA0E AND VAN COMPANY.
y wsrShousss Nos 10 and ~ Z q n-a-etorsss 81
nouDonoed furniture. p1anoo paiuttnGs and n1KTocs
6epasaas rooms n dssfrsd Hauling % and from rszr
go s:ss "a sSs 1901 ..sas., AE1 fE ass.
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". NJ. SINISTER L SONS,
Gl9 PENN. AVE. N. W.
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CoMMIssIoNKR OF DEEDS FOB EVERY sTA1R
" and Territory. Notary and U. u Conmisaionsr
JOHN T., BEAL.L- l32I e nv
The morning call., 1892-11-18

OF sale. BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
h. L. PARKER. Secretary.
ONCE: Room 10, Nevada block 3o9 montgomery
street. san Francisco, Cal. nOlO I'd
The morning call., 1892-11-18
WHAT A LITTLE WILL DO
A Few Suggestions as to the Great Eff
facfs Of

A Few Suggestions as to the Great Eff
fscts of Little Things.
little care will save you much annoyance
little neglect of some simple duty may lead TO
disaster which would impair your life.
little kindness to . fellow creature may cause
you little effort and may result In untold good.
little attention to the right thing at the right
time may result in great things to you st the proper
time
A little chill may seem tririRg but It may be the
first symptom of pneumonia. possibly of death.
little prompt attention when you first feel
chilly is by All means the thing you should do and
do at once.
little pure medicinal stimulant taken promptly
will drive away the chill. restore the circulation
and warm the blood.
little reflection Will show you that only pure.
medicinal stimulant win answer and that there Is
but one. which is Dufys Pure Malt whisky.
little hrmness when the druggist or grocer tries
TO sell you some so-calIed whisky which has
merit Will you much annoyance and perhaps
preserve your health.
little constant use of this pure medicinal stim-
ulant will tend to help health and keep you In
q condition to resist the sudden changes of the
season.
The morning call., 1892-11-18
NEW CITY RAILROADS.
The Street Committee to Report Favor
abiV on Two


The street committee Of the Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday morning and de-
cided to report favorably on the petition of
the City Railroad Company for franchise
to extend its line on Silver avenue, Mission
and other streets.
favorable report will also be made on
the petition of the Market-street Railway
Company for franchise to extend its lines
from Seventeenth street along Castro, Rid
ley, Devsadero, OFarrell; along Twenty
second. from Potrero avenue to Chatta-
nooga. TO Twenty-fourth, to Hoffman
avenue; from Twenty-second street and
Dolores, along Dolores to Twenty-fourtb.
to Chattanooga; from Twenty-fourth and
Noe, along Noe to jersey. to carhouse, be-
tween Noe and Castro; from Market and
Seventh aud along Seventh to King: from
Napa and Kentucky, along Napa to Mary
land.
Other petitions tor a railroad franchise.
as follows, were laid over for one week:
That OF the Preside and Ferries Railroad
Company, Market and Battery, along Bat
terry TO Broadway, to Montgomery avenue:
from the Baker-street terminus two blocks
TO The water; from Baker and Chestnut
east TO Van Ness, 10 Greenwich, to Steiner:
the petition OF Joseph g. Wall and John
harper Tor railroad franchise.
number OF contracts for the perform
ance OF streetwork were awarded to the Pa.
clnc Paving Company, Il. Mcmahon e. SON
Albert Oppenheimer, II. ID. Vaughan and
w. c. Raisch.
The formal petitions and protests having
been dealt with the committee adjourned
for one week.
The morning call., 1892-11-18
A SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENT.

y While San born, Vail 81 Co., 741-745 Mar
kst street. have been devoting an unusual
amount of energy and attention to the latest
branch OF their business, the stationery de-
partment, it must not be thought they are
negIecting the picture and frame depart
meut. Numerous samples OF new holdings
have been received within the last two
weeSs for the suitable framing OF pictures
for Christmas gifts. The stationery and
leather goods department seems to have
filed long felt want, judging from the
number of ladies who have become steady
patrons of this branch. Call in ana see the
very latest styles in polite correspondence
papers. ,,pruosn FIR
The morning call., 1892-11-18
DR.. Mile J. Chapman


DE- Mlile j. Chapman dustrious spirit and per-
severance. She had happy early child
hood, but reverses came 10 the family, and
at the age of 10 years she was not handi-
capped by that wealth which might have
prevented the development of the resources
within her. From that age she has been
self-supporting. Her education was OBJ
tanned at the public schools and at a State
normal school, supplemented By private
studies purloined from the hours Of sleep.
She taught school twelve years and was
recognized as an efficient instructor, begin
ming when boarding around was the GUS
tom and SIS per mont h the munifcent salary,
gradually advancing TO schools where higher
attachments insured greater compensation.
She studied medicine at the Homeopathic
Hospital College of Cleveland, Ohio, from
which she was graduated in 1874. She at
once established herself at Pittsburg, Pa.
and, although lady doctors were something
strange in those days, she soon conquered
popular prejudice and built up successful
practice. particularly among women and
children. She is attending physician at the
Chiidren's Temporary Home and visiting
physician at the Pittsburg Homeopathic
Hospital She is also president of the AL
legheny County HOMEOPATHIC Society
The morning call., 1892-11-18
General Merchandise.
'-caicuttas, e1S@6I4c for 1898; Wool Bags

36G3Sc.
OIL-California Castor OIL. In cases. No l. 81 Is.
bois. 81 10 (manufacturers' rates.: Eastern do
81 20: California Linseed OH, bbS boiled 68c; raw
poe cases 81 &c more. Eastern Linseed on, obls
polled oec; do raw, b6c e gal; cases 3I5c more !:
Lard OIL bbis, S5c; cases, zoe ? gal. Cocoa 47Loc
y gal: China Nut. 47e853c y gal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lSIsc a gallon: Eocene
pic Z gail N; Astral. lSc p 9allon; 1902 Elaine
2Sc; Pearl. lsc: Water White. renned, bulk
dac; headlight 1I5' cases 23c; Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c In cases; Standard llO5 fire test. nc 4
gallon In cases tcapsl IL pc faucets l2c in bulk
GASOLINE ETC.-6So Benzne, bulk. 125sc p gal;
cases, lsc; l40 Gasoline, bulk 1885, cases, 1896 So
Gasoline. bulk, 25e; cases. 2ec 2 GAL
WHITE LEAD-QuOted at 7I2c p 70.
RED LEAD AND LIrHARGE-7Iac 70.
TURPENTINE-Quoted st 46c . gai.
SOGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed Powdered
ana Fine Crushed. all 6sse 2 10; Dry Granulated,
&c 10; Confeetioners A. 47se: Magnolia 45sc:
Extra I, he; Golden c, 43sc ID, 4lc; Standard
A. 41sc: half-bols. 14c more than bbls and boxes