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tanned no re ~. have doctored with eminent physi
Clans. but tier treatment did me good. had
sbou; despaircd OF gettin- relief my atten
was directed to Drs. Stackhouse anil Newliu who
pronounc cd It catarrh sud lsrynEitis took treat
ment The r,ndnr in he head has ceased the clear
ing Of the thrst hss disappeared there dripping
OF ps in the throat my voice Is much better. and
ai, very ssldoin troubled with that hitrh in tho
voice. can truthful, say that have derived very
great bsneht from tue doctors treatment and wonld
earnestly urge ans one with catarrh and throst
troubles TO call npon the doctors for treatment and
bsltsSs you VIII get permanently cured You Vi Ill
md the doctors perfect gentlemen and skful ply
clans. i am respectfully yours.
". H. FISHER.
Minister Of the NJ. P Church, and President Of the
Indiana Conference.
TIKI srAckHoUsE MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Permanently located at
1874 G ST. NV.
DIR. z. STACKHQUSE,
DIR. s. C. NEwLIN.
All durable diseases treated with success. The spe-
ciaitss ct this Institution CatarFh. Chronic Dis
eases. Diseases Of the Ear. Throat. Lung. Blood
snd Nerves. Successful treatment by mail Write
for symptom blank.
Once hours. o to 12 an. to 5 and to p. M
Sundays. oto IL O.. II
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EDUCATIONAL
or OF wAsHINGrox

A NM ARyNpEI COUNTY ACADEMY. A par
ae dss .Ssns sfnr ~ soYHs sei.. ~: .nss
courses AID pr.psrs. Sasee,s or coiee ne pssS
hosAoos {. h..,thtul, moral ana rsiisso1s; preisss
- A. II JoSEs. A N, Principal,
sno-@.n Mtliersvlle. Ma
J oommepos IT'S sob sehsls.,ic y-sr scr, il. 10,
i fr ,r' P7n svFy,y w. e Wy PuksEL "
WEsrERN MARYLAND coILEdE
I. n. LEWIS. u. n, President,
1wen;y-siIth year opens sei.tenh~T IL yis-,m
Ct. otoRar's Hall roH soYs. ST eEoRaE's
einbe 20 Sne,oeiied IN sdS.u,.ses c ss5
fort ard rcAs nabe terms. highest references .ia Ian.
HONE SCHOOL ron BOYS FROM TO, 10
h ssssWf, Pr ,.r:ss, P,rt'eo.r. aaar~.. p
M AZ . kEE so &c ssp
ss ,s.ss tSE SA'-'atas' Rev c. l. kEEph ,
MGgES SIT,H,n 2Lk sl, g 3 AcApENy ron BOYS
formation Of chErac.er. Catalogues summer session
a dsi SssS; f ss Il Rev ooh Hii.sa
NAPLIwooD INSTITUTE, coNcoRDyILLg.
M Pa .Ts Sqs q e *. ,, sS. 3
Of ss s"y' gnf sad 81 rib slS SS.. AN ra
5000 seSsg Na DkRN.
classics. Frcnch. Germ a. highe- msth.matcs mu.ic
and iGI,: q WI NE; s f f4isS S
st. JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. ND.
- losth Session COMMENCES list September.
Erceleni precsr.tory .ttached tor boy. ia
THE ssRsEfGplM ATTESrIoS GIVEN r9 NJ.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY
address the President. THOMAS PILL. IL L.. Pr d.
Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
L. RI,cKroRBSk x 4 sLEpH I!n,1Dis VA
fW BOYS. The afty-fourth earorens Ses'ienih~r -
1872. Extensive improvements in buildinys and &C.
coinmodatras Catalogues sent ly27-wtoloc
1SSS MARYLAND 1000
iNpy.SO. h1RIGILTrRAL COLLEGE. 1857.
Ally healthy mile. from washinston on The D. and
q e r. Full Agricultural. Scientific, Classical
business and MILITARY Courses Full corre Of rrofcss-
ors. Terms. sl4o: inclnd books. tuition. board
men' IN chsrEe % e,prr-nc. in.tractors Full par.
tculars Address REGIsTRAR, Maryland krIi-
cultural College. College Park. Nd suIo-eoam:
GIS0 YEARLY. BOARD AND TUITION.
.'IcO seminary tsirls); $50 military scsdeuy
Coys :thoronzh instrnrtion best care high srounds
very healthy. Address Rev n NJ nFii.fY N nj :
Rector Episcopal schools HAddonheId. J suis- lns
THE ROCKVILLE SCHOOL For YOUNG La.
Il dies opens September Is For partfculsfs apply
to the ?, lncipal Miss LUCY \. SIMPSON,
suls-im Rockville. Nd.
pENNlNgToN tN, ~ SEMINARY FOR BOTH
facilities. Terms moderste High ana hssithfuI
h.t.een New York. Trenton Fhila baltimore sai
wash GataloSue. co,pIlete and beautiful sent free
ihoS; HANLoN. d. D.. President for p yeana
LADIES' GOODS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
----------l-- =
IN WASHINGTON.
-
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES c. YELLING. IL. D.. Presid-nt.

hs 9sntal schoS :.,......-....-.o Ovens October |
II: w. Law A.. . sch"oi Opens October .
JAMES c YELLING IL D.. President,
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
s1sFc,ss Of this department will be resumed on
MoSpAY sep'.mbsr 20 q c,slock + m: IN u.
p study have -.n e1t.nds ihe fseais:
=: cn:n o Of both
S.s;;sS: ;$ssi sd$ss,.S 70 q:
found dsiy in &. iSrsIy q l.. Gniv.:iss H's 's
COkCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
wt ssses, Si S e. IT. O ;Ss
Genera, and Analytical Chemis!rv i.nsra! and I.so-
5cs'if, pSis Ai In
s.s s &
evening and are OPEN TO both For further III
sse1s:rs q aR sss f r riH, L. fh D.
THE pREP1nAroRY SCHOOL.
snS Mssy
niHs o @ sndns opsn
ior ,nspeeton and teacher present. tafier septe,nl
df DO Or
', ..,'.r SsbE iSsFi F. MONTAGUE rsp
MISS GOTH. EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
MGsrn.n. kndergartep and Enrlish bran, hes. de-
o pddr..s c5 2. IT. sfnN st
hs only School Of the seisS?sted Italian ns.Lod in
.n Sp ,aF
n B.-Sg Mama will al short notice be PREPARED to
,Trorstore &c, on the same style that the regcwnrd
the private resid Of Mime. DE Barrie. se3-lol'
DROF. HUNTS PREPARATORY SCHOOL WILL
Boom 90. Corcoran building. on the 28th instant
Pupils htted for any Of the universities. COLLEGES
poly,eclnic schools or government academies, In
character from eknown citizens who have been pa
H fnEtfr or an ner~T ID
MRS. leila D; BUCHER,
Au 1922 18th st. NV.
s.7-,u. vocal culture: I.n9 and nl harmony
TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
University offers the following cliuical adv antages
to students during the coming session:
s rrical; by rots. Graham. Purys and Reyburn.
Nervous diseases. by Prof. Hood.
0bstetricai To- seniors. by Prof.. Furvis
Disuensary clinics daily. BY Irof shadd and Dr.
Pony
?, .,-,nortem demon;trations. by Prof. D, $. Lamb
Lee. Lotion johnson and Smith.
these clinics viii be held ia the new and eiesant
are treated annually.
Senior students viii be assigned duty in hospital
and d.spen~ary. se7-ylt
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
OPENS SEPTEMBER -
Highland Terrace Mass. and 14th st.
1ar-e grounds front and rear. large rooms perfect
Complete course II siudy-Primary, Academic and
ol,epate-with Oiploms o. high grade. Liberal Elect
Post graduate courses special alton for
bup ,rior Advantages In Literature. ia the ngish
rrenfhai German lsnguares, in Instrumen Music.
Tisrsnss session opens a sept.SSer culture
se6-3m Mr.. aud Mrs. WM. D. CABELL.
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A CADEMY OF TIE HOLY CROSS,
n 1872 MASS. AVE.
YOUNG LADIES 0 and CHILDREN
VIII reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL With IN
creased facilities for Importing thorough course Of
departments The musical course embraces vocal
lessons and INSTRUCTIONS the piano. harp. violin
snd guitar Special attent gven TO art eiocutiop
phonography andtypswriting. aui -5n
pRoF, CRoNIN HAS REoPRNED HIS SHORT
between the hours Of 1890 and 9 80 D. m daily
StIdents will be received until Oct l. Bro. FABRI-
CLAN. Prez- auS-Sm
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LADIES' GOODS.

E'ISE WHITE AND BLACK LAces DONE Up IN
frs class French style. White and Satin DreesS.,
,.ace trtaias specially reasonable prices Call q
MADAME NALMOST'S old stand. 7l3 Ith ST. n "
GOWNS! ELEoANr CREATIONS; CORRECT IN
y " style AZ, hnish and prices. EDITH A. HICKS,
ter. Nine. h. Van Reuth.D sei-lm
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL. DEPART
~ msnt-Dental and pharmaceutical departments
NIL open October l. 1892. For circular address d.
b. PURVlS. Secretary. Ills l3thst jsLotocl
MISS AMY C. LRAv1TT OF BOSTON
112 L ST. NV
PIANO AND HARMONY kn
MRS. WALTON. 1909 H ST NV.
Eiocusion P bs.issi sa IIfsaHsns'
Special course in Shakespeare. selS3m.
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
II 9l4 14th st.
Mr.. cHAs. B. You've.
VIII reopen for the admission and classification of
puzzle IN MoNpAY. September %. The regular
Syrk viii BEGIN September q Prepares for all the
otis.
Of the teachers is in constant attendance at the
school building where catalogues and full informs-
Ton wtii be furnished. aul5-3m
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF SoMMERcE.
C. X. URNER, Al C z. ,Prfn.
Learn 70 ne the phonogreph and typewriter; the
Quickest preparation for once situation. omplete
course. 40 Shorthand dtctations by competent
fs.dsrs .nd th' phonosrsph ladividual insiraetiou
The 1nRlish business and oivii service courses Re-
d1sss rates for summer monthA send for catalogue
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The following dis atche- ext lain themselves:
NEW ioRx. 80 p m
The sheriff OF Suffolk County:
Five hundred naval reserves and soldiers on
their wa to Babylon to aid YOU IL preserving
peace and 20 protect the passengers.
iSIgned ROSWELL Y. FLOWER. Governor.
To Roswell r Flower. GOvernOr:
No troops or naval reserves necessary. ali
peculs have Ief; The island and will abide b. the
law.
FSigDedl ALHEEr " DsRLIS0, sheriff.
To the sheriff Of suffolk county:
The troops will arrive in Babylon at about
pm. TODAY and will await your ORDER there,
and vii not be moved 20 Fire Island unless YOU
deem II necessary.
ISigledI Roswell p. FLOWER. Governor
To Roswell L. Flower. Governor:
Have seen colonel u regiment: informed him
no need for troops going 10 Fire Island People
VIII lo:ce bv the Law. No further need OF nv
retu-. to Fire Island. avail; here your further
Il
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II Sia thus be seen that all trouble here ap-
pear 10 have blown over Definite news from
the b@7 sLo.e hsas not been receiy ed here and il
l. reported hat Il resulted in u complete back
down of the bay rnen-
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EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
IL THE SPENCRRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
National Bank Of the Republc Building cor 7th and
DIV
Twenty eghth scholastic year begins THURSDAY Sep
tember 1892 Day and night sessions. Five depart
ments. viz: Practical Business, including English
rapid writing and training for the civil service Pre-.
parstory EnRlish, with Elementary Book keeping
Spencertan Rapid Writinr, Shorthand and Typewr!t.
its Architectural and Mseh.nic.l Drawing corps Of
Spacious. brfi i.ntly lighted newly Improved. hand
some halls and rlass rooms services Of Graduates
alwaye In demand; terms moderate, but no competi-
Sn vsh shsap .s aS SPen every business
Address Mrs SARA a. SPENCER,
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Transfers. 8; considerations.
Labelling Fruit Trees.

SOuutLy
Some twenty years ago We adopted for
marking. the names of bearing fruit trees
labels made of strips of sheet zinc, half an
inch wide and several inches long. The
name was written with q common lead
cOiled around a side limb of the tree O
fourth or half an inch in diameter. If
coiled around once or twice 1t would re-
main there q lifetime, the zinc slowly un-
coiling as the branch grew, and
of course not brusinR or cutting
into the tree, which would be i'm
possible. No other kin of label
could be so easily and quickly attached to
the tree. and none could remain so secure
iy. Such labels have remained unchanged
on our trees over twenty years, the writ
ings on the zinc being quite distinct when
fully exposed to the weather for q much
longer period. A horticultural exchange
has lately published IN engraving repre-
senting such q label which had cut into
the pranch and nearly severed il from
the tree, the coil passing around
four times, rendering it impossible
for it to yield to the growing
branch. as it would do perfectly had
of these labels. made of scrap zinc, is al
most nothing. ana they ave verything to
recommend them; but many intelligent
cultivatcrs fail to understand them. The
chairman at a large horticultural meeting,
on listening to our description, objected
strongly TO them. because, as he said. 'he
could not stop at every tree and uncoil the
strip of zinc to see what the name was"
not perceivinO that the coil was at one end
and the name at the otbor, where 1t w as al
ways exposed and entirely visible.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial Metronniis.

Ruling Prices In Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. Sept. l4-Flour-ReceiptA
81 200 packages; exports. 1000 brls. s.4O0
sacks. The market was more active and
steady. Sales. 26. 800 brls. Corn-meal steady
ami quiet.
Wheat-Receipts. 2s9. 600 bu: exports, 5000
bu; sales, 1,0S0.0O0 bu futures. 1O4, 900 bu
spot. Spots were quiet and easier, closing
steady; No. 2 red. Csc in store and in ele-
vator. 790794c afloat. 791 0794c f. O. D.;
No. 8 red. .3c; ungraded red. SIC; No. l
Northern, S54c No.. l hard, SS15c: No. 9
Northern. S2Ac: No.. 2 Chicago, S24 QS3c;
No. 2 Milwaukee. 7S34c; No. 3 spring, 734
76l4c. Options were dull. irregular and %
0sc lower. opening at a decline of ls0Ac
with the West ana foreign selling; 'ad.
vanced lac on local covering; declined ss "a
$50 on large receipts, large increase In
Bradstreet's statement and report of chol-
era in New York. closing steady; No. red.
September. 1875 "a re. closing at 7S35c; Co.
tober. Dlsd79sc, closing at 79Ac: NOvenl-
Der. Sis lac. closing at 81 sc; Der.
SO 9l60e3 . l6c. closing at S24c; March, S73s
QSSl9c, closing at oSAc.
Rye nominal.
OIn-NoCcipto tl,OOU Du: exports, 0UU
bn: sales. $4,000 blu futures, 49, 900 bu
spot. Spots were quiet and weaker; No. z,
5hk 0564c in elevator, she ahoat: I'm.
graded mixed, 5c0 $50. Options declined
IS 134c with weaker West and local reaIIZ-
ing; advanced ls0 so on talk of frost: de-
clined 2d14c on fair deliveries on con-
tract: closed weak at asGl3sc down; Sep
TENDER. 55G Q51c. closing at 554c; October,
56G51c, closing at Ste: November. 5G34 I'd
574sc. closing at 564c; December. Sis %
574c. closing at57Ac: May. 574 @577sc. clos
ing at 51s4c.
Oats-Receipts. 157, 500 blu: exports. % bu:
sales, 3o5, 0OJ Du futures. 102. 000 bu spot.
Spots were quIet and steady; options mod
erately active and weaker: September, SIS
@3Sc. closing AT 313sc: October. 3Sss05gc,
closing at 3Sssc; November. 39l2 "a 4Oc, clos
ing mt 39l2c: December. 403s 04Olsc. closing
at 5OAc; spot No. ? white, 1914 Q3Sec: mixed
Western. 31l2 039l9c; white Western. SyQ
acc: No. 2 Chicago. 3c4 93Sl2c.
Hay quiet anu steady; Hops uull and
easy.
Co~tiee-Options opened firm from 3 to'l5
points up. and closed barely steady at >
points down; sales, $500 Rags including
the following: September, lie: October.
$500; November. 3.75c; December, 1850
1860: January. 1880 l3.5jc; May, 1900
13.50c: spot Rio steady and more active;
Nc. Z. l5c. Sugar-Raw quiet amt firm;
refined moderately active and firm. Mo-
l~asses-Foreign nominal: New Orleans
quiet and steady. Rice in good demand
and firm.
C~ottou-seed oil quiet and ieasy. Tallow
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Wholesale Trade Active and q Tendency to
Better Prices In Grain.

Wholesale Trade Active and q Tendency to
Better Prices In Grain.
Trade on the Wholesale streets yesterday
was active. with few changes in values.
Everything in the grocery l~inerules steady
and firm. and In the dry goods line firmer
prices rule than last mouth. Poultry,
while not quotably tirmer. is in better re-
quest ON more favorable reports from East
ern markets. Eggs advanced another cent.
and all the packers are paying 16c.
There was a good attendance on Change
and the bidding was quite spirited. .all
cereals beng tirmer. and several grades of
each cereal showed some advance in prices,
track bids ruling as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red, 7O1ac; No. 8 red. 630e6c:
No. 4 red, SIC; rejected. 50055c; wagon
wheat, zoe bid.
Corn-No. 1white, 4Slsc; No. 2 white. 4s1ec:
white mixed, 4Sc; No. 8 white, a. 04Sc, lat
ter for one color; No. 4 white, 42c; No. 2 yell
low. 4Sc; No. 3 yellow. 47l9c; No. 4 yellow,
400; No. 2 mixed. 4sc; No. 8 mixed. 47l9c; No. 4
mixed, 40c; ear. 45c.
Osts-No. 2 white, Sec; No. 8, 35c; No. .
mixed, new, SSl2c; No. 3 mixed. 32lac; re-
jected. S0632c.
bran. 81 per ton.
Hay-Choice timothy, Sill; No. 1. $40. so:
No.. 2. SS: prairie. No. 1. $3.50; No. 2. Sc.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens &c ~ fb; young chickens,
&c t. ID; turkeys. fat. choice hens, lie - ID,
anu l0c Tor fancy young toms; ducks, &c R
h; geese. $3.50 for choice.
Eggs-Sbippers paying Ice.
Butter-Choice country grass butter. 1I0
14c; common, 7Ggc.
.Cheese-New York full cream. 110l2c;
skins, sac ~ fb. tJobb,ng prices.)
duck, zoe ID ID.
Beeswax-Dark. CSC: yellow, 4Oc ~(selliuy
price,; dealers pay $4,000.
Wool-Eine merino. Ito lSc; unwashed
combing, 2lc; tub-washed. 3lG33c.
Hides. Tailotr. Etc.
Hides-No. green hides, &c; No. Q green
hides. 2zc; No. u. 5. hides. 4lsc; No. &c. :.
6i4c.
Horse Hides-s20a.25.
Iailow-No. l, 4s; No. 2. 3a4c.
Grease-White. &c; yellow. 3llc; brown.
Bones-Dry, sI20l3 P ton.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Peaches-One bushel crate, g.. rs az. so: GO
arse - u bu box.
Apples-Green, fancy. s464.5O ~ brl: me-
dunn; ssSOGS T. brl; common. sl.a50225
pesrs-s1.5o0I.75P bushel; Duchess, s50
$50 t. brl.
Cabbage-Home-grown, sl.2501.5oP brl.
timores. SSGa.25 ~ bri.
Celery-Fane white plume. Csc bunch.
Bananas-SL5O0275 t. bunch. according
to size and quality.
Potatoes-$1. S001.90 ~ brl.
L~emons-Choice. 81 ID box: fancy. g. 80.
Grapes-Concords. Ten-pound basket. SOC:
Della wares. 40c.
watermelons-ChoiCe Indiana. slOQ164e
100.
Nutmeg Melons-Basket. soc; barrel, sl.a5
0l.50.
Onions-S2.2 5G2.7 Il u brL.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-15
THE JOBBING TRADE.

THE quotations 0iren 6eIo,c are Inc selling prices
OF wholesale de0fers.l
COAL " COKE,
Anthracite coal. all sizes. 81 - ton; Pitts
burg and Raymond City, $3.50 ton; jack
son. $40: block. $3.50; Island City. S3. IS;
Blossburg and English camel. IS. All nut
Goals SOC below above quotations.
Coke-Connellsville. s.. 1872 DAD; crushed.
1926 p load; lump. s3 = load.
CANDIES AND
Cancies-Stick. &c II 10; common mixed.
&c: u. A. *. mixed. Sc: banner stick.
1Oc; cream mixed, 10hsc: OLD time mixed. &c,
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. zoe: English
walnuts. 16c; Brazil nuts. lilac: hiberfs.
l2c; peanuts, roasted. 507c; mixed nuts.
15c.
CANNED GOODs
Peaches-Stsndard. 3-pound. s2.25a2.4O:
Spound seconds. sl.S5G2: California stand
ard. s225G2.50: California seconds. S24225.
2-pound, 75c:
raspberries. 2-pound. $40: pineapple.
standard, 2-pound. Sl.250l.a5; cove oysters.
1%-pound. full weight. 90095c: light. 65Q zoe:
2-pound. full. sl.s0d2: hight. si.20: string
beans. s50a5c; Lima beans. 81. 1901 PC; peas.
marrowfat. Sl.l0aL20; early June. si.250
Lto.lobsters. sLSQ2. red cherries. SEQ