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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

From the Indianapolis Sentinel
In the church social, pulpit and Grand Army
post Parson Chase will be all right campaign
Ing There he need fear no pitfalls or embar.
easements attending seeming discourtesy in re-
fusing to respond to invitations Of friends
The Lord will care for him then, but it is when
he takes shy with the boys that dangers will
surround him.
An instance Of this kind was related the other
day. The governor fell in with half dozen
comrades, one of whom was boss of the jag tina
had possession Of the crowd. First one and
then the other insisted on the parson drinking
to success. but the parson refused.
"But you can take q settler, governor" said
q comrade.
81 thank you; / don't drink seltzer," replied
Comrade Ira J.
''Take a cigar, then"
"But don't smoke"
'"fuke it to Bill Roberts,"
"But he does not SMOKE" said the parson
sliding away.
''Well, if you don't drink or smoke, will YOU
please name your favorite vice and we will gel
It for YOU
Gentlemen" said the parson, mournfully
II ON preacher Of the gospel as well as gov.
ernor, and while not perfect in the eyes of the
Lord and Bill Roberts, / cannot stretch nv
conscience any more than / have done in run.
ming for Office on free whisky platform.
must draw the line on being seen in saloon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
HIS FEARFUL. VENGEANCE.
And the Injured Husband Meant 1t in All
Its Horrors.

And the Injured Husband Meant 1t in All
Its Horrors.
From the Detroit Free Press.
''On train down in Indiana recently" said
the drummer as he Lit fresh cigar and handed
| several around, Il was on q crowded passenger
coach and next to me sat wild -eyed-look-
ing man with what thought was a gun in his
pocket. He tkisted around nervously for a
few minutes aftsr had sat down beside him
and at last he turned to me.
"'You see that woman up thar in the
forrud eend Of the carp he said 'that un with
the green dress on and slim Teller settin
alongside Of herr
''She sat about ten PAGES ahead Of US and was
in reality conspicuous object. so 1 could moi
deny seeing her. l nodded and he went on:
"'Well, she's my wife,.
"'Why aren't you up there with her?'
"'She's lopin', he said briefly.
"'You mean she is running away with the
man beside her.
That's the size Of it, mister
"'Well now that you have caught the guilty
couple suppose You will punish them severely?
''He pulled his revolver out and became ex.
ceedingly nervous.
"'That looks like it might be enough, dom
it?' he asked, with an ugly glitter in his eye.
II didn't know whether to call the conductor
"'You will do nothing desperate on the car
in the presence Of the passengers said sooth-
ingly.
'He looked at his revolver and tried the ham
mer once or twice.
"You think this might settle it, don't you?
he repeated.
CAS- it was about two feet long, with hole in
it like funnel, could not doubt its efficacy
and said so.
"1m goin' to have vengeance he said in a
hoarse whisper, on that cuss and he'll never
forget it.
"'With that?' asked nodding toward the
gun.
".'No, he said, putting it away. much to
my relief, but with somethin' heap sight
worse, and I expected 10 see him draw q
knife with saw edge and hooks the
point
.'What are you going to do?' inquired
with a faint hope that the conductor would
come along in time to prevent q panic and
bloodshed
. Let HIM have her, he said. with such pow
erful sense Of satisfied justice in his tone that
almost laughed right in his face.
''He got off at the next station without hav-
ing been seen by the runaways. and when got
| look at the woman and heard her voice was
almost sorry had not let the merciful revolver
do its work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
To Arbitrate q Labor Dispute.

The Wholesale clothing manufacturers of
Baltimore decided yesterday to select an arbi-
tration committee OF four members to consider
the difficulties between tho contracting tailors
aud coat makers. The four are to select a fifth,
and all of them, independent Of labor organiza-
tions, and after hearing both sides OF the con-
troversy, decide upon terms Of settlement.
General Secretary Reichers Of the Garment
Workers and Master Workman Schonfarber on
the part of Knights Of Labor contractors,
signed o paper agreeing to the wholesalers
proposition. Afterward il was sought to draw
the Knights Of Labor cutters into the fight, but
they refused, they said they had no difficulties
to settle.
Pennidg the settlement OF the arbitrators the
contractors agreed to commence work again In
their shops, but are ready ct any time to again
lock out their employee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
The Hot Spell in Europe,

Many deaths from sunstroke we're reported
yesterday in Berlin, where the thermometer
registered SO degrees in the shade. The heat in
east Prussia was more intense. The mercury
rose to 50 degrees in Thorn and five deaths
were reported there due to the heat. The fruit
and vegetable crops have been ruined. Fifty
soldiers were Frustrated by the heat in Dantsic
yesterday. The thermometer indicated 100 de-
grees at Homburg, and three persons died there
from the effects Of the heat The situation in
Berlin and Charlottenburg is becoming serious
The supply Of water il failing, and the water is
becoming unfit for drinking. Twelve houses
were destroyed by fire at Rintein in conse-
quence of scarcity of water. At Vienna yester-
day the mercury reached over 100 degrees in
the shade. humber Of deaths due to the
effects of the heat were reported.
A hot wave of tropical intensity is travers-
ing Galicia and is causing much suffering.
Notwithstanding the hot weather military ma
neuvers being held at Fuenkirchen. Yes
terday while a regiment was marching in the
maneuvers one-third of its members were over
come by the heat and dropped helpless by the
roadside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
Nominated for Congress.

Representative 0'Ferral was renOminated by
the democrats Of the seventh Virginia distric,
BY reclamation yesterday. Other congressional
nominations made yesterday were rs follows:
First Ohio Bethany Storer. republican.
Second Ohio-John A Caldwell republican.
seventh Georg ia-John \. Maddox. demo
crat.
Eighth Georgia-Ihomas G. Lawson, demo
crat.
Fourth Michigan-George L. Yaple, demo
crat
Twentv-seyenth New York-Jsmes ]. Belden
republican.
Seventh North Carolina--John s. Henderson
democrat
sixth Virginia G. Edmunds. democrat
Seventh Alabama William II. benson, dem
ocrat
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania George +
K.ibbs, Democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
ROME AND THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
The Sentiment of the Pope Expressed in a
Letter by Cardinal Ledochowski.


Letter by Cardinal LedOchowski.
A dispatch from Rome says: Cardinal Le-
dochowski has sent off his letter on schools to
the American bishops apropos of the Faribault
and Saltwater incident. The holy see, the let
ter says, wishes uniformity Of episcopate action,
and, above all, the end of all dissension. He is
keenly preoccupied with the subject of Cath oic
children frequenting in large numbers the
state schools. In the cases of Faribault and
Saltwater the practical and intelligent action Of
Archbish OPP Ireland had assisted the holy see to
seize the points of the matter and advise the
American episcopacy thereon in manner CAL
culated to promise uniformity of policy.
All the scholastic future of the American
church now depends directly ON the American
episcopacy. For the holy see. solicitous for
the qualification Of the United States, in which
Leo XIII has a passionate personal interest
wishes almost at any price that the dissensions
on the school question should be closed and
that the church. at peace with the state. should
pursue its work of spreading the light of re-
ligion. The holy see believes the hour has
come to affirm, both as regards general rules
and their practical applications, what is best to
be done upon the scholastic questions in their
ensemble. In this respect the incident with
which Mgr. Ireland has been so prominently
associated will have its value as a complete
chart bearing upon school relations. Bishop
keane, rector of Washington University. has
visited Cardinal Ledochowski at Lucerne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
Mr.. Gladstone Not to Retire.

In response TO inquiries as to the truth of the
rumor mentioned by the London Chronicle
yesterday to the effect that Mr.. Gladstone
would retire from Office in the spring. Mr..
Gladstone has teiegraphed from Hawarden tina,
the whole story is utterly groundless.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt was reelected
BY an increased majority. receiving 6,5Os votes
against 1919 for Farmer Atkinson. In the
recent general election Sir William received
1907 votes and his conservative opponent
5,546
With the exception Of Sir William Vernon
Harcourt and Mr.. John Morley all the new
ministers have been formally reelected without
opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

make you old before your time.
Get well: That's the way to look wall.
euro the troubles and ailments that besct
you, with DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription.
Its guaranteed remedy for all the delicate
weaknesses, derangements, and diseases peca-
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II Regulates and promotes an the proper
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and nervousneE, brings refreshing sleep, and
re1tcres health and strength. Ifb q power
ful general, g well a. uterine, tonic and ner-
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ton.
It's legitimate medicimS-nok beverage
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

j. Nelson Benken. the swell young Philadel-
phian. who was brought before jefferson Market
court, New York, the other day on the charge
Of DESERVING his wife. Mary. for his pretty sis
ter-in-law. was held by the same court yester-
day with = man named Beckman in 81 500 bail
on the charge Of larceny. The charge is that
Benken, who, Up to April last. was employed as
bookkeeper for the New York Freezing Ware
House Company at lot Murray street, and
Beckman, porter Of the same place, robbed
the concern Of $4,000 worth Of poultry and
game. Later they. left their employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
Want. the Exclusion Act Repealed.

Chicago dispatch says: Hoo Shin Chez Of
the Chinese legation at Washington. who is in
this city with two Chinese merchants Of San
Francisco arranging for an exhibi. at the
worlds fair. when asked what the Chinese
thought of the &C, compelling them to have
their photographs taken and be listed, said: "a
can't tell just what win be done, but our gov
eminent Is going to send q special request to
your Congress 20 reconsider the Chinese exclu-
sion act and permit Us to come In like other
psopls."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
Attacked by n Wild Boar,

Charles and George Brady, residing near Bar
louisville, W. Va, while crossing field near
their home yesterday were attacked by q wild
boar, which pulled Charles to the ground and
almost killed him before his brother could dis
able the brute. The boar did frightful work
with his tusks, tearing the flesh from thigh to
ankle. 1t is almost certain that blood poison
will bring on fatal results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

1t is announced that the negotiations with
the Inman line, with the object of having the
lnman vessels stop at Southampton, were nearly
completed and that change win 60 into opera
ton at New Year.
Ex-Gov. Myron H. Clnrk Of New York died
Tuesday at his home, in Canandaigua, AGED
eighty-six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
neys Liver and Bowels cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds
headaches and levers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable SUBJ
stances.its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it OH hand will procure il
promptly Tor any one who wishes to
Wit DO not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KE. Gsw yoak ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
Sickness Among Children.

especially infants Is prevalent at al times, but 10
largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and
wholesome food. The most successful and reliable
= the Gsil Borden "Esg1e" Brand Condensed MIX.
Your grocer and druggist kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
!. $. PRovN. General As~n, Passenger ID.
v. a. IlRk. GererAl nnsteiirer A..nt 4
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE n, lsps
9th aud SIS. ~
THROUGH The crandesi scenery in America with IN,
nandsoines, and nori complete solid Train servirs
West from Washington
2Np M 'fhncinnsti and " louis II nl.t..f-
Solid vestti'uled uewy equ,pred. trtc-tlxht a
tram, with dining pallnans finest se.pins rsrs
,ilnst1n g. Gin innuii. Indianapolis and 81 Louis
WITHOUT rhsnge Arrives Ctnrinnau 10 A. m, In
0atiAiiohs IL 30 .. NJ. st iuui~ : .ibp.fa.
IL 10 2 IN. daily-rhe famous ''F. Y, v v.-tibul.
Iiiiitrd-a soil ve~fhule train with dining car for
ln'lnnsn Ohio, lekngton and Louisville Nv. arriv-
ing AZ tinclnnat at " - M. Iexington a. 10 y m
ali no'nts
100 Z. m, daiy-Express for GordonSvflle. Char
lotiesville, Richrrond Naynesb,Iro' staunton an
prin, iIai NirriniA points
Pullman locations aud tickets n Compsnx - Onc~x
5l3 aud 1921 Peuua ave
ielG H. ". FULLER G,u'l p..s.nrer Arrnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

jerry Benninghoof Of company K, fftssntA
regiment, resident Of 0rssnvills, was scci-
IDENTITY shos and killed By revolver in ths
tent ct Homestead, Pa, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

LNcursiOu 70 Luray CaVeTuss
Friday. September q Round-trip tickets for
$3.50, including admission TO the caverns, sold
for train leaving B. and o. station, Warrington,
at s:45 a. m Six hours at Luray. Parlor car
Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

AT 10y Ridge, on the Chesapeake. 3. and o.
trains at 9:l5 am, 80 pm, AIS pm; Sun
days at 9:s5 am, $50 pm, 3:l5 pm. 81 round
trip.--Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

bay Ridge the Chiidrcn's Delight.
b and o. trains at 9:15 an, 1 80 p. m, AIS
Pm: Sundays at Gas an, 80 pm, s:l5 pm.
81 round trip.-Adut.
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RAILROADS..
II EDMOND AND nANvIILE RAILROAD co,
h Z. v. HCrDDkOpfR AND REUBEN FOSTER
RECEIVERS

H Z. ". AltDDhOPtR AND REUBEN FOSTER
RkCEINfRs.
Schedule in eject July "a. 1902
Al trains .rrfve sud leave At fennsyls snia rAs.~n
eer Station. Msshsn-ton. y. G.
500 m. Daily locsl Tor iynchhurr AMI w.rr~a-
ton Cnne,i- - Manassas for Front Royal aud strss-
burg daily except sunday.
IL. 10 q m Daily connects at f.ynrhAurr for al
stations on Norfolk and Western r.llroai ana for All
r.incipa isfnts south On all Division. 81 Rirhnonf
and nAnyie System. Pullman sl~~per New York and
Washington 70 Atlanta, ccnnrctinx thenns With
Sleeper q New Orleans via MONTGOMERY aud fr Mann
phis VIA birmingham. untins Dsnville With sl~e--
VILE W. ~'
= ~ =. m Daily for warr-n,on snd or.nr. .nt
through 'rsir for Prom, ROYAL aud ktra-bu-g daily
eNro'' sunday,
~ 90 y Tn.-DAilv WASHINGTON AND sof-rs
NfSIt.kN NEST1Btl.fD LIMITED. coYnpo-ed "a.
tr.lS 4 ialiman seerr. niuing Parlor. Oh-~rysta
sna Cars. ana Iunsto Atlanta ttitne ~ hpu-sl
With fniiinan Sl.'Tsr throush New York all wash
inTfun - New Orleans VIA Montgomery aud Wa ching.
4 o. Ncsnrhis via Birmingham
w N. Daily f,r all PRINCIPAL t.oinds south ~
isichinonf ani panNtile system. Pullman Sie~f-r
Nav hors and Washingtoa 20 Not sprins- via Ashe.
TRAINsoN WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington q % 10 NJ. n n. m daily ll
md =. w.. except sunday. ReiarntnS srriv.
NAsnSafton ~ a N, n aaily sut saa IA
snd Isl pm; daily. eNc.r, sunday Train lesviu ,
Mashins ton q ~ " and srri Yin Il ~ a m ,rrsu.
hrDnSh trains ir"in 'he ,suih a-riy~ " Ashinvrna
..uohm M, los ~, and q 2Bp m. Manassas DIVE
Ion l'lo' a. In. ami Z. ~ y w. except Sunday.
lirEet~ sle-ring Car afiuHs anl inform alton
FURNISHED AZ ofhos. 100 l.un.yiysnia sx- snf =,
iass,nger Station. ienns,lvaniA Railroad. Washing.
I. 5. BROWN, General Asrn, Passenger Dept
W. \. TURK. General pastsuver fr-sa
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Tue GREATT rx,s,, -,

srEPd 2u RtiI TRACK sSnLESplp sSGEMEsx
TRAYS . ' 3 iSSs s STATION
r or l1ttsour, and the West; Penn,yivanis Limited
oismu: and s. Louis Win f.rlot e q. sh ws.S
GSIsy,siana, %ed Toledo; Al.osns . y. LSSi: 81
SIssr 4, !, orTs Ms.sIns,gn g a.fr:sgs asrs.
as :; N; daily, VITA slcelinr Car wash eton 70
western Tsnrs.s :. q >. n. d.iis vim sIs.gss.
Ca, MssinsiaS e chl,ass connec,ny daily e
C sP9 clsyeisna Pullman pinins Gsr Pit,.Su,s .
T. F;euTs csS%sas cs s, f fh s'
M.pIhis and ~ Louis. PSllInsn sleepins Oar
F Fss%Ssd .n Fss 4. t S, amy
-, HFt .so Ran and rittsbass g chlc.so,
For Ere csn,rdsi1us and Rochester aay for su,
NTH sissrns ae cy ssG ss; 70 go
For wilismsport. Rochester and N.rsrs F.lls. 20
$sshinEton g Sdehe safa's WIN Si''''As On
For wiliamsport Remove and Elmira at 10 70 m
ros F!li ft;IBi fIaafs NEW YORK AID TEA
iise am. III 30, 4 IS. 81 ID g .ea
Car, vestibule PASSENGER COACHES and Dining Car.
"sO' 1 e; sssf asss LIMITED
With Dining Car from Baltimore for New York a 90
senTers for PSsaaphia viii cS.nr c.rs :. souss
street station PSisdsphis for broad street. sss-
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast express. 80 am. week days. and 3 - .. m
Accommodation. S 90 a m. daily.
For Boston. withsu, change 20 am. week day. an,
3,l5 p; n. daily
To- al srSSf,s sr s":.s .
tnr direct transfer 70 Fulton street. svoiins double
Terri \eW hsrrt ffx
For hlan NE G :, 40 II H. Is p m week
For Bsi,i@er.; s 30 a .. 30 80 900 a.a
&c L L tS Sc 5P II Is ana II
m. on sunday. 800. 300. 9 eS 90: u oos
Iiaitell 70. 40 .. il. 74o. o 20. 10 90 All
EXCEPT sunday.
For Ann lpo;is. 79o, o 90 and II 81 a. m and 900,
z % daily except sunday. Sundays. 900 . m ani
t. ,f9Rh,L,Ex,SDETA Axp THE South. .
& & o. s Pss 10 o GO .ns H Ss as "a sSs
015. s. OF and 10 o. IN.
fSf a sS5 9S. .a"h - md a
=, daily 5.o5 an; week days.
s cS s II 1918 j., 49, 3; 20 $SS
II o. no On s5a ~ !" ~ = 10 io ia iS ~ n n
IL IAN. .os. sos. 7.o5. 40. 3. Is and 10 81
Trfets and information a, the ONCE northeast cor
nsr 18Th street and Penn-ylvana avenue. .na q "a:
5 la 20 srsiina'on from hotels and ss-asSc;
General Msna@sr. rel General f.sssnssf I AGENT.
baltimore OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect May %. 1892.
leave Washington from station corner % Ne~ Ierssy
For Chicago ans sors ..s ss.sisu,.a a r.,
For cincinnat s. LOUIS - md Iaa a v.-s..
For f1tt.Sux and Cleveland. empress daily H. so,.
For Ie,inyr,, m ana s,.up,o, +,o xo.m
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DIT ROUTE TO LONDON
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. =. co.

SHoRT RorT6 TO LoypoN
tn sou,,. Pes, E1Frsss s,ss,nsr-
Trave. Tnes. Aug. ~ z am. fH,sL sat Au~
q. ss m. Hsyel. Tue. Aug 10. 70 a. IA !; scale.
Elbe. sat. sept 10 a M
Comfortable state roclna excelleut table luxurcus
ealoon appotEtmenis fns~s; ff--t cabin Gao snd
inward berth. accounting 90 locations serond cnkln.
los birth: stser.ee At log rstes. ApI,ly % T. =.
MAL1oEy LINZ ron BAR HAkBoR EAST
As Wtnthro1. every Saturday, On. fr,n Pssr
Ill =. Ssv forz- Tor rates 81 psssA<s 81 4 si<As
C H. MALLORY q co.,
~l7-s ner % Z n snd ss2 Bd.sy. Ne Yea.
CuNARp LINE-fLAys. sAIIzNes. yacsv-
~ ciea. herths engaged f1rst cah1n. 80 oR1 ADJ
20: ssassssi. Ssl Z L 6Usoix al D -
nRUxKEExEsso on THK LIopoR HABrr ron.
d. EafkEE eotbEE sffc1fIc
SeAd hS 9. y. wAkk bsan7s. Wssk1nCsca 49,
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Ledues It's ssadrb
every one Of the
painful disorders
that prey upon
" m en-. They
fade the face,
waste the figure,
ruin the temper,
Wither Won nm.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IS MAsHINGT0N.

IN WASuINtToN.
CRAroN DRAWING by WONDERFUL LIGHT
wesks ss.ss yesrs q study, sial rates nov offered
THE MISSES KERR-s SCHOOL
For young ladies and children.
r2s-3m lass n ST. NV
MES MYERS SCHOOL, BOARDING AND
OPENS 6cToRFR .. 1872 Samier i:isiied i',
MYERS ~ ffS S 's the principal. a.
CT. CECTLIA's ACADEMY.
on aoNpa SEPT rsr ,a, T saS snars NH
.sitanon sscrds every aavsutase fcr acquiring a
attending the ssads@y vii e sSssd 10 t @ iss a@s
and Ss1S i'm fancy work eloeuon phonesr,hy
STL;NoGkAPHY. TYPEwkITING OR RAPID
= plCTATfoN-rhoro and speedy course e..
SCHOOL OF II Rae BrsSr s 81
WooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4ol AND
" so1 East Capitol 81.
Eighth wear. fall term opens MONDAY serten-
Der 5. II possible call and make arranr.rnent- 20
Join before that date. Day sessions % rnonthsl $50
evening sessions % monthsl. SIS shorthand and
,ypewritins 90 months). as .-Patronised by the
best people in Washington"
COURT y. WOOD. IL NJ. pr:nc,pai
mb5-6m EDWARD NJ. HULL. Vice Principal
SHoRTHAND AND TYPFwRrrrNG- ATF
ss,n instruction 20 limited nGmser seed prartSe
tween and p. M. K. II. HARTMAN. CAS- r
- - Ahio
EMERSON INSTITUTE
IL Of 18th St,
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$500. - Principal
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EDUCATION FOR RIAL LIFE
L. THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Natonfi BanA OF the Republic Building 7;h ane
Twenty-eighth scholastic yesr begins Thurslsv Sen
temeer 4. 1892 Day and niElt Fve depart
ments. viz; Prartical Bushes, in-lutiin~ Tngli~h
ralid writing and training foT the civil sTyi Pre-
paratory English. wi d Elementary Boak -Saeping,
sTenceIian Rapid Writing. Shorthand end rytewrt.
its. Architectural and Mechanical Drawinr. CORPS Of
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Spacious bril- liantly lighted. newly improved hand
some halls and Lass rooms services % graduates
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