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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
ataIogues address
JAMES Q. YELLING. L. D.. Presiden

JAMES O. YELLING. L. D.. President
e1rrci-es q this depar.men w.il be res;m.d on
MONDAY. sepsember 90. at o,sloct 2. m. in the
= ns ssHis
ss;s bah
found daily in the Library Of the University.
CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC school.
I'm @ IN ss
General and Analytical Chenis:rF. General and Labo
evil and Esctriea EnSineerins MinsraiesT enSs
and tSwpH hanayf isxns En- s sne
Ssrman Lasin fsyshSNsy an classes meet in the
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AIeebra,
cseuia.s po e. Pr SseGpssry and
| DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
MN,3pE. NOE. and Rst9n, P:yehOIcvy
EoDa fhe sis s. of Prof
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH-Thoroughc course in
spssiss 10 scientc students Psoi LEE
| READINGS in modern and classic German including
sfs a6nf PIE Or and
Land survsyns. roads and RsFo oS
G SsnstIs Rivers and HiyIors. Tunnels. Masonry.
srecfcs.ions and contrscs City EnTiSesrIns ZEN EI
E.. Am. Soc. C. T.
ARCHITECTURAL -COURSES.-Elementary and
Advanced Drawing, Construction, Materials, Per-
specsve ana shadows the Orders Of Architecture the
FAVA Jr.
,pEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
dNf-The0ry 4 Electricity and its Technical Appli
CATIONS. laboratory and Shop Work. Construction Of
Dynamos. Motors. &c Laboratory supplied with cleo
tric Itsht and current E. p. LEWIS. B. s.. In
Constrnction Of Electric Shops and Plants. Mechan-
cal Engineer Extensive Course In Designing Prof
FRANCIS r. FAVA, Jr., C. E..
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSTCS.-General Physics,
measurements In laboratory General Autonomy
E. P.LEW1S. B. g.. Instructor.
For rIrther information apply TO Prof. H. L.
HoDdklHS. Ph. D.. Secretary Of the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1335 street northwest. gives thorough preparation
for co ege for the Naval and Military Academies and
for business corps Of nine professors and nstruc
tors. Number Of pupils limited TO 100. building open
for Inspection and teacher present {sfteT Septem-
sion begirs SEPTEMBER 20 For catalogue or fur
' 90 '' ANDREW sfSs'i p MONTAGUE. Phi. D..
selo Principal.
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The Growing Importance Of the Bust
ness Interests Of the City.
A BRILLIANT FUTURE.

An Active Demand for Store Rooms-The
Influence OF HsPi.i Transit Street Railroads
tn the DsycIoprsent of >ecton-Of the City
and suburb.-Other Matters Of Interest.
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PUBLIC SALE OF ZEAL E,rA Z IL WEST
iEX66IIN y IN ST TIE COMFY }p y 3E nv NASH NF
BETwEN FIRST STREET AND LINCOLN
AVENUE.
By yi-iue of deed Of t-Ist to the tla lersi .aei
dated S.t teHler T. !Ss,l and recorded IN -
No. 10 >. folio lf0 - seq %. tine and RECORDS the
Dstrf Q! G .uaiG.a. and by direction of the p.rty
sure. We vii eS - 10 r-b'ic ile IN :rcnt 4 thc
81 ST. hNbEE. 4; y ls9., A. O'CLOCK p. VI. +;
al OF - nub rel nineteen (l2D IL square numbered
hve %. ives: Ec'in ,.on a. or LAT n II er
Colntv. No. z" PsSe liN % th. records Of the ofce
Of the surveyor !. the said District.
Terms 81 SAFE: On { liz. cash. OF Which 100 mus
be "a It ttI.e sac. anil balance In three ed nal
insia nen.s az SIX t6 twelve I") and eighteen '1s)
oHths from dat" o sale. with interest at per cent
~ a0nlIr. T7ygSle se-li- -AnClily, or all cash. at
op Of y uu.c ssr anil Z terms are not comp el
WITH IN ten t1O) dys from day of sale the proIe-1y
VII. : FesOiG a rs snG cost of the defau ting
urshaser five - days cdvc-t uIent Convey
1Lsln.- 1T pure ..aser's cost.
NAH or ASHFORD.l ,.
scl?-zoSGs J.O. EIDGU trustees
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHRAS
CON<.E OF TWELFTH AID 1 STREETS

DWELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTIIPA ASST
COkELE OF TWELFTH AND ! STREETS
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust tn VS. each bearing
alte Selietnber H. $500 and lespective recorded
Iiier 1929 .o.ip~ lS6 ~ s-1 rI 1872 e; s.l M os
the land records Of the District % Col ba and the
request % the parties secured tier oy. will sell At
T1ole sngi9I in iISg- q T. prsu,ises OF THURS
bFK, A y lssI, BEeINNING AT EALF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK ?. ", tEs following pieces o. rar-
ces Of ll-d 81: lstc IN t1- city q wa5hiny.1n DIS
mi OF Co!Vulbis, AMI being all Of subiofs % and
Ia, III squire 1913, per lat Of Subdivision re
cO..ed IN re L. iDly OF records Of lie III e
% the sG-v"vof the s.rirt OF COlu ubii tae s-ne
being i;n = we'd w tao .wosto-y brick dwellings,
Ex ho-se an1 OF v IL ir so se-sratelv be,i,irins
wih lot Ia andcOatnuel until ali Of said houses and
lots sod.
Is - sale in Of - h torse sold will lie
a. tolows pne-,L;rd Of ecu Chsse money b. raid
u cAs'. tte IA gnrs b" paid in foTr &C install
meUts In six. twelve. eig'reen AMI twrnty-four
nths. vi iu'e-e.. Ter cent lcr annu1 inter-
esJ IayEbc ulU..iy. Cor iici notes o! lie ur-
chaser Willie taG, secured Lv deed OF up the
!r ais sold. AT convcvanctnz and re~ur,inF at
uTchAse = cost. dy ost OF -lOO Wi be- required
on az h'use sid. Tsrs o. sale must lie co ny led
villa III ten day. from d-y Il sac oths-vis the rus
tes rs-.Ns tAe ht resell the pr'7c-ty II sk and
COS; y: the default N our h1ser pury hasers.
G. II CtTLIAJSSN
". Y. ED3IONSTON. Trustees
= 81 n VI
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nUNcANsoE BROS. Anc.,oneors-


I ~ - .ES' SAI.t or w - TORY BRICK HoUSp
(vIrH BrICk ST,BLf) on ELEVENTH
5.KEtr bg LMEEN MASS tCHUsETTs AVE
NJ L AND b STREET NORTHEAST.
Hy virtue - dsed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
No l3fs fO.iu klj e Seq. O. The land records o.
the l'is.ric % C1luIubla NE WILL SEi :. On rCES-
PAY the ~. fNTltTH DAY p sFPrrNPgP 4
lSt'. at HALF-PASr FOU OC1 CCK p. ~. in ~ Mt
% III reniiseS. 'il OF the .o owin described real
estate ami rem IN the District az Co.urIbia known
ard Designated rs al II 10. nuu.be Cd twenty seven
60 IN Daniel OC. Callahan aad Randall Harner
trusts 4 = s'l'visir o! lots In Squire nu:f'e-ed
i.E GSti 81 ant Sky AVE. as per ria; reco: ded III
on - q the Dist.ic' =: Columbia. together ~ all
nd slngula~ the Improvement. ways. snsnts
MIRA :. prtvi.etcs and TO the sEme Le-
lcnE1nx OF n ans wise apper;aiEin..
IeT.is; pre-' bird cash. % zoe in two equal In
stzllrren'~ az ono and Two years. 20 be given
ncarn iute- sst fiona day sale per cent per an
num- pay able seini-1 nnuAly, and TO BE- secured by
de- % trust on sss so all cast. ion Of
liFcIaeer oefosis 200 required ~ time Of sale
tonyey anci,lg, Be. ~ ii-chascfs cost Terms OF
sale 10 he eo6pHed With in ID days. otherwise tho
trustees reserve no ,.y. 70 resell the properly the
rsS and cost %. the drfauinr urchassr afte DAYS,
AdS rtisenent Of III resale in some ne sspaper pub
Es.scd IN " ashin2ton, DC.
OScEILA c. GREEN.
sestdkds WILLIAM A. GORDON trustees
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CONSULT THE ONLY URosoOPTAN PHYsI-
nes sa;n: n W..nnsto9 pE; BROTHERS, .nd GRAY;
duced the signs q incpient diseass almost 70 Ger
tainty ~ examining into the cfemoa, character u
urinary deposts. We viii describe your disease an
mptoms without estins ,sstion by ths ART ariae
wh:ch the human family are subje,t-dyspepsia con
sapetion ptes sorofulA rheumatism. hronc hitis As
ana all nervous diseases Diseases Of ths skin iuneS
tosnach. kidneya. sc. elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

GEoRGE4ows UN1yrns1rr
sG GGSNDt u l7 EN-.
REV, J. H.v kEssH RirhhARps, s. j..
HON, PT sf&Rs E & t1 sR gp5ysFs1 IS D
Gu;tiss supreme cSurs Of &c tinted ate States,
A4qa'Rfi eYhs sqIssFssf r. D.
Lecturer on statutory and Administering Law and
No. MARTIN YEA 7, M pfIiRs: LII. D..
and aar Lave ans ON
on sss Law Esas and lie Law of
ANDREW D. p tyafnie A. NJ, IL B..
I'': s1sE Fl IfubSs snd
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts and Negotiable
Lecturer Re Ii R
r Rri S5ss pc PEk Hss9a 4 M IL Lay b.
Lecturer on COMMON Law Pleading. Criminal Law
Ho spd F RSTsssif h :. bSSsE,
on rs f'H 81 fi5sfS' Property
c1Rcr1r c66 efSt1Ter On Natural LsT :, ,,
So5S 5sE Ri BSs ASb HSs
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN. ESQ.
Secretary and Treasurer
= brown Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
trsy yu,sRIudeHcs W. ais9 e pleasure
+.
York has been added to tho faculty for the ensuing
year and Will lecture the Law of Personal Prop
erty.
y he new and commodIous building at Nos. 500 and
Dos street northwest. which WIS completed and
,6s he and S SeeVsd Il be
10 which ecfed Ample Recommendations s ape io
, v.asH IN the way o. lecture rooms and library and
and Fading P Peposs d she . ss
s1T books upon os Legal subjects with the congo
and to 10 y daily Sundays excepted to students
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and an
homogeneous made for the ensuing on Wednes-
alumni "nd ali I'M aTs
m 9r, e sDa invit,l to be present.
SSuiia din p MSndays ihasays serte
sT r. with III school The tnss
openins hst and thus avoid the delay always Ss oc
be St WIZ Ms srHs
j. n Byrn eGW ger % &C. IA na and
Thonpsons drug store. .O3 18th s. w., on APP
~ PERSONALLY 'e''sr Il e. 'H IE nnSsFsn'd
se7-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL. DEpAgr
B PU.v1s. Secretary. Ills l3,h st iei5toci
MISS AMY C. LEAvfTT OF BOSTON
1872 L ST. NV.
PIANO AND HARMONY .eo
M rs. WALJON, 1Strt IL ST. w.
VA Elocu,,on EXPRESSIVE reading.
. euoii Physical culture
Special course in Shakespeare. se1-3m.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
IL D1i 18th st.
Mr.. CHAS. Is. YOUNG.
,,,,,, Principal.
Will reopen for the admission and Justification Of
purils on MONDAY September 26. The regIla-
work will BERN September %. PREPARES for ali the
oils. S
One of the teachers Is In constant attendance at the
s school oh h,pdns where catalogues and full sorna
'ioh III! 70 furnished. au1o-3n
pBoF. ARNOLD w. MEYER. GRADUATE OF
Leipzig Colle~e of Music. Instruction in piano-
fore. voice culture and theory of mus c. Address
l1l4 10Th st. NV saI-Im.
WASHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
w L., lUth ~. n. twsa.y-thiri yor. Piano
organ. voice, violin, iu.s, co-ns: SC Fee, asvan.
taxes 10 pupils. .. B. 3CLLARD. Director. lIyI5u.
ME-. PUTNA1rs SCHOOL FOR BOYS ANDyOUNG
men viii reopen September 26 1892. Best fsci,i-
ties offered for pupils oi al and grades Best Of
references Apply for circulars and information at
1853 Corcolanst se2-;tn
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CHAPT.sBUEY COLLEGE OF EXPRESSION
~ lE4 : Nsl. II u W
sel22 3ri,

pHYsIOAL CULTURE-FOUR DEPARTMENTS:
L HEROIC, HY0IENIC. PSYCHIC, ERTHETlC,
including minuet and rsrlor fenctnS. On aduatin:
soqs.s in phy,Isl Hh rBsMs and eeR ne
l2tn 81. NV. Send for Physical culture catalogue.
sel2-sm
MRS. c H. THoNPSO~ OF LONDON ENG
w and csrtihcated at Cambridge, South KeusinG.
ton. and ssnt,gast Copssrystoiss. VIII :reopsn hes
MONDAY, October = ct iii ~. ssl2-ims
N)noP. cRoNIN HAS RRoPzNrD HIS SHORT,
L hand classes in 81. Johns CSlsss, Vermont ave..
b~twrsn tie hours Of ,2:'Q and 2:3J p ". daily.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

And F SaM.s e. p5s E;5,,s
The Hon. JOHN NJ. HARLAN. LID
associate Justice Of the sapSeme Court of the
s IT H1 es hs Paper IF and & sr. s
The Hon. WALTER s. cox. LID.
associate Justice Of the sqrreme curt Of the Dis
OF Contracts aud of Crimes ard AIisdemeanors.
Sa Of ,hs GH.ed st.,es
Eau e sasns .aa len :, E1sni Law
The Hon; DAVID J. BREWER. LII. d.
'Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the
Professor Of the Law Of Corporations.
Prof. G. II: EMMOTT. AN. LIB
'f TIE hse saaa' Oh H9 ,s s9 Gv Gniz sw
HENRY L. DAVIS. A. NJ. LIN
Professor of co|poR Law rTafSe and lecturer
soeo psro S3 q the GATED States s
thorities in Court tn 'D' ''' u A'-
WILLIAM F; MATTINGLY. esq.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The H9H n MILAN Ian EDGAR sIMoSps: LII. B.
Professor OF the Law of Patents
TIE Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY
associate Justice Q, the Supreme Court of the Dis
Lecturer Criminal law and on Criminal Pleading
and Practice.
WILLIAM q. JOHNSON LII
(of the Washington Bari,
Judge of Moot Court and Professor of Legal Cate
chetics.
The exercise, Of this school VIII be resumed in the
Law Lecture Val Of the university southeast corner
9. lJIn and SITS. n. W., ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING OCTOBER o, al O'Clock. when the faculty
Will he 'esent to make ANNOUNCE of the lecture
cou- SEES :or the new scholastic year
The school has an uEdel graduate and a graduate
department
Pt9f Nm 9; Johnson. the fudge Of the moot
court will du sing the whole year conduct Guizzins
c!isscs COMPOSED OF all students in tie undergrad
department. tn by his catcc,ietical analysis the
TEACHINGS % both lectures and text books may i'm
y. ssed J..,cn the memories OF the puni!s.
seats l. tie lecture hall viii be assigned TO students
according 20 their choice H. the order registration
ana the registrar will he daily in attendance in the
iir:ry OF the university 10, tits purpose.
For catalogues Irivinr description of the lecture
courses in the undergraduate and graduate depart
Iaents address
SELF JAMES C. YELLING President
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DRYPARE FOR A GOOD SITUATION! STUDY
L stenography and typewritins; mos.' course In
either. 81 Rapid dctstion classy Gail to $50 p.
NV. sel:S-3m
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CHEsAPE.KE AND oHro RAILWAY.

scHrDJrF IN FrTrcT JrSr IL rso,
o.. trslns ae,ve daily from Union station IN Snf,,
Ts.cash he s-.nas- scenery ~ ,ner ~t.s ~,
West from wsshinston WIN i'-'H '-r''''
s go N asily "cinc,nn.,, aga St -t,n,..a-
SOHO Nesfafnled. new erut-uaf a's~.-f~ itg',..f
vain ~ dining car Pnllrnsa's m -isaping car.
Ettou, Ssp. Arrir@, in"n% $40 :. i1 IN
III 10 n ii ~ q ~, 81 Ionis u M
L,m,ted".s soi va.ih,is train with iin,nS car spr
,, nn,i :, oic Ias',ton ami t'-isvl'a "
ifnusxi.e o. % p m. connecting in Union Dero. %
90 ?; n, as,ly-Frprs-- to- cioriou-viiis. cr.-.
lof'esvil,s PIc,,nona; Wayneshgro. stauntoa AMI
Prllpl.n i;cstors and tickets a, Company. once.
'el7 II. y FULLER. GEM Passenger A.-~n,
baltimore OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In efrerf NAV -. 1897.
Lave Washington from station so-ner Of S.v r...v
chIc.ro .p SSr Is and y yr
rrr r t TAR, u 70 M, = Il y. n, lsiv.
bsd IiiTtaa 40 .,Sr n NJ II ,i, =, s Vess-
p, ei,t,.nrg and c-veianL eErre-s isy II. 30.
For 1sIIgten AMI stsun'on, 40 an IN
fo rf NinrnHTlsr an W. st,tio1- - 1r--
sl,,''anocra snd Msmrl',s :. - n. lr,i5 y n
in- cs- = -oih to Memphis o. riri. .r,ia' '"
To- k.linor- weet Aa-s. q - ~ n. q ~ - ~
@csi - i'n rpn ia - ~ y az 40 80
x ~ S.ae ~. u 20 fIe 80 ' 20 81 J,
y. 20 &c 10 IS 'rin-,ss, - TX = ~ "a ~ 90
o. I e s. a 80 IS Is % g. X so 81 G
,ll.3n. l,.:,sn ~
For Annsnojis Z. y ans = 20, N II. 10 AMI q q
p, N. sunAavs. 3oa. N ~ n. sn
.r Fsc Frederick. ts.45. til.Jo a m. Is. tLyD
e. ,ss s.. snS 80 a. a n ,nl 5sop.n
~ Is 81 Is. -Soo - va "a "a ~ ~
r., pr--ss tins stop1in- Y w-saciHll stations
ROYAL. Blue LIMP non WV YORK AND PHI
sn-F.pfFTA.
For Phi,,ae,phi. View Yo-t Ro-ton ana -. ,,,,.
DAY. 800 ~. Di-in- cn-D A. ~. 10. o. a,1a
. so %. pnlus Carl. al. 20 p. m Sleeping Car
ols NJ 10 90 O'Clock
Pm. fai'v.
Ruret parlor Car, IN all Cav .-ss--
fcr Boston. '2 ~ q. With Pullman
ms ~ runninr thro1vh 10 Dosfon sxf'har. ~l,.,r,
Via Pouvhke-rsie BRIDE. Ian nr passengers In al
N. station ~ Boston
,For atlantic CITY. 10 90 and l.. % noon sunlay.
- Onnoon.
tErcept Sunday. .Dsnv gsunisvon
rFyrress rain.
Baersse called FOR AMI cAs-kri f-o-, hotels i.-
dsnres hv Union T-snsfer Co on oi.-S ias, =. -ts:
Offices, Go -, 1851 Pa ave. ans =. a.aoi
j. oDELL. CHAS n -C-r-rI.
tE~n. Ssna-er. frnyg.p ssen. prss 49,.
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SwED1SH MEDICAL GYMNASTICS, MASSAGE
= and fencing taught by Lent. SCHULTZ date Of
Sweden). 1875 Corcoran st. Ii. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17

Teeth frat N.~s dcca-ed ana broken AWAY nav N.
operated upon by this system enrrastei nNoa
the roots gren new lease of lfs- sni male As -ppi
snc servfesble In every way nstursl ones 10 Ne
succ % an arti1ca crown must be rons.rfst n,f
shall permanently arrest decay the BROKEN end y
the root and strong enough 70 nrsvsn, splitting the
root or brea ing loose from Ste at;arhn,eats We can
comhfnsd With bridge work which CONSISTS In sup'y
me teeta that have been EXTRACTED ruskes rnst
heauiEl ana durable appliance devised as al,-
stitut- Toy the natural teeth all tins without nlat,
70 cover the roof OF the month. he in
nentissry has been xTea. IN the last few Vears Ne
have kept prce with these imurove eats and the a
uen,s o. the Evans Parlurs I'd of revolving TIE
Senent OF these. IRA ticed and a;p,ei In the most
sin AMI artstir manner O1- prices for tlts cl.s.
o! work viii he found reasonable l. on-sstant
win 1rst lass wo-t and rect .rials Ne e-f ,-n
oreratlcns pertaining TO profession Fine GOLD
I.,nihss, Mgnca testh on gold, pistns. rubbs- AMI
au5-2ms PA'N-
nR; STARR PARSONS. COR aTiI AND sTs
IAoca snesthetic usei The gu ms 10 sllsv the pan
inextrsrung Is excellent FOR thps. who o.anl. taSs
gss with safety. Filling q speciality such sSw,l xiv.
htpresent toc .ton twelve vnars. eel
ENRER DENTAL ISFIRNARy-rFFTu FIIIEp
ana ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without ch,-xe ax,.ps
ccst OF material a. l3.D e. dental iepa-trl.at
OF tbs OSunbian University. from l 10 .. u AaIr
except sunday; extraction free inarmary open f-p
October to June 80. sss5-tf
DENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING rNIyrR
~ sity, cor Nth an ss- u. Open 3 to 3 all N,
cost Of materials fei0-tr
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

DROFESSOR RNDULPH ROWE HAS RE-
L turned from Europe and viii resume lessons on
Mopd ", the 10Th instant.
Address 1913 Nallach place. sel6-1ms
L,LoCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION
T. and voice culture. EDWARD @. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1877 18th
n.
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ELscT.jeIEI-A fosII!yE QUILL -
e ''' 1SiEflS -: - 3: - -
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Z: lse2-TwENTY PAGES.
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

DHIvATE LESSONS ELEMENTARY OR AID.
I vsnces At pupils residence II desired Ex,eri.
enced and successful tutor University Pro-
j.. l4C0 Hoa<ins place. CON s. n-wO jyessna5ms
THE GOTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE MIS- rS
Il riFlEY'S School viii open at 14.B Corcoran II
seD,emoer IL. Apply for circulars Trrms mod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17

WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
v. T.? loth st; NV: twsaty-third yer. Piano.
organ, voice. violin, fu's, co-nst sc. Fses afivd.-
tsces TO pupils o. 3. 3CLLARD. Directo.. l.iyI5 u.
ME-. PUTNAsrs SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
men viii reopen September .6. 1892. Best fsci,;-
ties offered for pupils Of al and grades Bes. Of
references. Apply for circulars and information at
1853 Corco1an s.. se2-3,n
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school Reception sATURbIfy, OCTOBER i. at the
FRQEBEL iNsTITUTE l434 9 St NV. Misses
Primary and Grammar Departments. Fer Teachers
TrsIping Glass apply above. to MN. LOUISE
POLLOCK, 10Y 10th st. NV sos-I2ts
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-03-11

Hard to take
the big, old-fashioned pill. It's
pretty hard to have to take it, too.
You wouldn't, if you realized fully
how it shocks and weakens the
system.
Luckily, you don't have to take
it. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are better. They're sensible. They
do, mildly and gently, more than the
ordinary pill, with all its disturb
ance. They regulate the liver,
stomach and bowels, rs well as
thoroughly cleanse them. They're
the original Little Liver Pills, purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, the
smallest and the easiest to take.
One little Pellet for gentle laxa-
tive three for q cathartic. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Con-
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, and all arrangements of the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels are
promptly and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest, too, for
they're guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton, or your money is returned.
You pay only for the good you get.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-03-11

went on board and demanded the mean
ing of the Huzzar's action.
awe propose to sail for home," re-
piled the Austrian. "The Consul has
ordered us to take our prisoner to Aus
tria."
"You will pardon me-" said Captain
Ingraham, tbut if you attempt to leave
this port with that American on board
Ishall be compelled to resort to extreme
measures"
The Austrian glanced around at the
fleet of Austrian war ships and the single
American sloop-of- war. Then he smiled
pleasantly, and intimated that the Huzzar
would do as she pleased.
Captain Ingraham bowed and returned
to the st. Louis. He had no sooner
reached her deck than he called out !:
"Clear the guns for sction"
The Archduke of Austria saw the bat
teries of the st. Louis turned on him, and
he realized that he was in the wrong.
The Huzzar was put about and sailed
back to her old anchorage. Word was
sent to Captain Ingraham that the Aus
trian would await the arrival of the note
from Mr.. Brown.
The Consul's note, which came on July
1st, commended Captain Ingraham's
| course, ,and advised him to take whatever
action he thought the situation de-
manded.
Captain Ingraham sent note to the
commander of the Huzzar formally de-
manding the release of Mr.. Koszta. Un-
less the prisoner was deliyared on board
the st. Louis before o'clock the next
afternoon Captain Ingraham would take
him from the Austrians by force. The
Archduke sent back formal refusal. At
8 o'clock the next morning Captain
Ingraham once more ordered the decks
cleared for action and trained his batter
les on the Huzzar. The seven Austrian
war vessels cleared their decks and put
their men at the guns.
At 10 o'clock an Austrian officer came
to Captain Ingraham and began to tenn
porize. Captain Ingraham refused to
listen to him.
"To avoid the worst, he said, ~ will
agree to let the man be delivered to the
French Consul at Smyrna until you have
opportunity to communicate with your
6OVernfnenI. DuI lie muSU DC uellNSreu
there or | will take him. / have stated
the time"
At IL o'clock boat left the Huzzar
with Koszta in 1t, and an hour later the
French Consul sent word that Koszta was
in his keeping. Then several of the
Austrian war vessels sailed out of the
harbor. Long negotiations between the
two Governments followed, and IN the
end Austria admitted that the United
States was in the right, and apologized.
1t was just year after Captain Ingra-
ham compelled Austria to recognize the
rights of the United States that another
occasion arose where our Government
felt obliged to terminate negotiations by
force of arms.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-03-11
The Evolution of the Handkerchief.

The authorities are neither clear nor in
harmony as regards the history of the
handkerchief, known popularity in Eng
lish as the pocket handkerchief. The
etymology of the name is nevertheless
sufficiently clear. The last syllable comes
from the old French chief, meaning head; /;
the syllable skier" is frsm the French
convier, to cover, while the prefxes
''hand" and "pocket" were applied when
the article began to change its medieval
use of head covering and became the aid
to neatness and decency which it is at
present.
The old French name, couvrc chef, or
chief, came over to England with a host
of other French words after the conquest,
and in time became ''gerchief, which is
long since obsolete in America, though it
may perhaps be still heard in parts of
England. For long ages after the Cru
sades even women of rank wore the ker
chief, which, after many changes, became
the modern hat or bonnet. But exactly
at what period it began to be carried in
the hand or in the exterior pocket or
handbag is uncertain. Dolls Dress
maker.