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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioueers and Appraisers.
II 14O7 ST.
IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
EMBRACING IN PART
TWO VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES Up
HOLSTERED IN SILK PLUSH AND DAMASK.
real. LACE HANG1NGS. HANDSOME FOR
THERE'S, ENGRAvINGS. RECEPII0N CHAIRS.
IsT1C WINDOW CHAIR, EBoNY CABINET,
FIGE BRUSSELS Oh AMBER, HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, INGRAM CARPETS. SMYRNA
RUS; FOLDING BED WITH HAIR MATTREss
AND BEDDING, HANDSOME OAK CHAMbE Il
SUITES. EEATHFRPLLOwSAN AND HOLSTERS,
sEPARATE PIECES OF CHAMBER EURNI-
ING TABLE, OAK DINING CHAIRS. OAK
SrEGIRFETARY. CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
OIL CLOTH. A sPLENDID COOKING STOVE,
OIL STOVE. KITCHEN REQUISITES, SC. sc.
On WEDNESDAY MOANING, SEPTEMBER
TWENTH EIGHTH. 1892. commencing at TEN
CLOCK, at the elegant residence No 915 9Th St.
n w.. opposite the Arnn we shall sell the entire
tents Of superior household -fertS
s2l-dts LATIMER SI.OAN. Auctioneers
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y ATcLIFFE. DARR & co. Aucts $40 Pa. ave. n. W
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT on
TIE SOi-1HE ST COkNER OF NINETEEN Il

TINS SoJ-J1TT 81 EnILt ~ ~ M ~ e. IN - =
AND G. STR ELS NORTHMEST, IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON. II. e.
The undersigned. trustee under a certain deed of
trust led april S, 1873 and recorcd in Liter No
tx fOO ~ of the land records of tire District Co
luubia. will. on TUESDAY. III TWENTY.
SFNESTH DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1892. at FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. on the egnses offer at public auc.
ton 81 the u s and highest titer th-re:or all that
lot OF ground situated in toe city of ashin ton Dis
trf Z OF Colu Ebia and DESIGNATED Ola the octl pst
Q. said city all of lot ettered in John e. Fay's
SUBDIVISION Of a part Of square numbered hun
d. I'd and farty-two Gi2)
This lot fronts - feet ~ inches 10Th street west
along u street north.
The terms OF sale. prescribed by said deed, are as
foiiows The amount OF indebtedness secured thereby
due ~ the time OF sac anu the o sale IN
cashtthese are estimaea at he Of 49, iOO bala
III two equal payments at six AMI twelve months from
DAY Of sae bearing int est at Il per per annIn
and secure' to the satisfaction OF the trustes Az
yeyancing a: of purchaser deposit of $50 will
be required at time Of SAFE If the terms OF sale are
not conplied with ten days after sale the trustee
will resell II risk and cost of defauting purchasr
s. loeodSds *. ROSS PERRY, Trustee.
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L l4Q ACRES OF TIL BE BEST FARMING LAND
MAJ PooLESEILLE, KNOWN AS THE FRED
EkICK POOLE FARM

On MONDAl. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH
1892. Mt ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ will offer for
sale at public auc ton. at auction rooms
of 81 and SIS. Washington. ID. c.. the above de-
scrfbed farm.
erm~ of sale. One-fourth cash balance in one two
and three from date of sale Defer ell payne
to he represented y notes secured by
property and bearing interest from day of sale at
the rate OF six per cent per anpum, iayable semi
aDnua ly, or all Of the purchase money may at the
purchasers option. he paid in cash COnyeyaucinls
at purchasers cost II terms complied wi Ia
within days from day Of sale the property will
resod at the risk and cost o. the deFautin purchaser
after We days advertisement of such resale in som
newspaper pub le1 in WASHINGTON. D. C..
se2l-d DrNCANS0N BROS. Aurtioneers
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I'D YOU EVER HEAR
DMr. Webster speak?'

asked a young man who
wns not born when Dan
lei Webster died Tell
ne how he looked and
what impression he
made upon you; what
was the most striking
thing about him; what
impressed you most, y
he continued, multiply
ing his interrogntions
until | stopped him by
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THF CoLLF6yATE DEPARTMENT
Tss ,frrses Of this asn.r,ment win b resumed
d study have issn .,i.ne The asarstory facilities
Tn. coilese is orsn 10 student. Of both .e,e. Ap-
found daily in the firary Of III. rnive-sitT '' 's
CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
With coursss Of instruction the foowing .uS,eN,s:
General and Analyticsl Cheni,ry. General and f.bo-
Civil and Eecsricsl Ensineerinr Mins-aiory, G.ol
icai and Topos!aphcai Drawing. Ensiiss. TsensS
Germ.n Latin A., Psych9i0sy An classes meet in the
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATIcs.-Aleeb
Sssnias rTo 6.s0hoe HiSye p SseGpey and
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
M0RAL-Physioogicai and Rational P-ychoiogy.
LIZ DAVIS TcD is Pm s'iSry Of philosophy Prot
DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH Thorough cour.. IN
ssPesiay ssEaa to sc,snsiae students. Troi LEE
:, DEPARTMENT ,E OF aERNAN.-conp,ete course
readings in modern and clsss!c German Including
NAM sci r. s6hf & Or and
u, DsP PART. inS,p 1r
:truc.ion, land Surveying. roads and Ksilrosds.
Snns;s; Fi.srs and H,rgoIs Tunnels. Masonry.
srecifcations and Contracts City Encineering; IL.
GsS n fESScfs ' P&v JET
ARCHITECTURAL COTRSFS.-Flementary and
Advanced Drawing, Construction, Materials Per.
spectve and shadows the Orders of Architecture the
Renaissance In Architecture Prof. FRANCIS r.
FAVA. Jr "
PREPAYMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.
ING-Theory Electricity and it's Technical Anvil.
cations LABORATORY and shop Work. Constr1c'on OF
Dynamos. Motors, &c Laboratory supplied with ele9
tric light and current Z, P. LEWIS. K. 4, In.
COnstrnction Of Electric shor. and Plants. Mechan.
ical Eng1ncering. Municipal Problems the Eertri-
cal Ens1neer Extensive Course in Designing. Prof.
FRANCIS X. fANA, Jr., C F.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS.-General Physics
s.,ures lui.y iIustrit by experiments Practical
ineasureinents In laboratory. General Astronomy
L. p LEWIS. Is. s.. Instructor.
For lmrther Information appiy to Prof IL. L
HoDGkiNS. PHI. D., Secretary Of tho Faculty
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l.SS5 II street northwest gives thorough r-eraraton
Yer college. FOR the Naval and Military Arademie- and
Tor business corps Of nine professors ami instrc-
tors Number OF Iupils limited to 100 Building OMEN
Tor INSPECTION and teacher present CATER Septan-
Der I'D. TO answer inquiries. rom 10 O'clock S,s
sion begf SEPTEMBER 20 For catalogue or fnr
ther information address
ANDREW 2. MONTAGUE, PHI D.,
Seio Principal.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with BhICK STABBED on ELEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.

with BhICK STABBED ON ELEVENTH
STREET. BErMEtN MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. AND STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
the Dis,ric OF Columbia. WE WILL SELL on TUES.
DAY. the TWENIlETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
1852. at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. in front
OF The premises oil of the following described real
esta and premises in the District of Columbia known
and DESIGNATED as all Of lot numbered twenty
ca in Daniel orc. Callaghan and Randall HaunAr
trustees. It al subdivision of lots in square numbered
nine hundred and sixty I'VE. per plat recorded in
Lber IL folio ZIG Of the records OF the surveyors
ofcaOf the District of Columbia, together with all
and singular the improvements. ways easements
nigh g. PRIVILEGES and urenances to the same be-
longing or in any wise appertainin1
Terms; One-third cash. balance in two equal in
stallmens at one and two years, notes to be given
bearing interest from day of sale at per cent er
mum, ayable semi-snnually, and TO be secured by
deed of trust reInises sod all cash. at option Of
purchaser. deposit 500 required at time OF sale
Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale to lie complied with in Is days otherwise tho
trustees reserve the right To resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after days
advertisement of oh resale in some newspaper pub
lished III Washington, DC.
OSCE0LA c. GREEN,
seo-dSds WILLIAM 4. GORDoN.i Trustees.
"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
IL ESDAY. SEtTEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH
1872 at same hour and place
WILLIAM a. oGoikiDS GN. Trustees.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

... , sss y II. sEsSSsEE L
%olaintissj ''' D''''''' VI
Hon. T. Q. cE1Ts1Hrox, LID.
instructor of tic ssnOs cassr sa5 B,
iur,sprgdence com.nercisi and Criminal Law 1 Tic
,.,.n.,- =. 90 t6e Wss6inrton Bari y -
q hi Es9siSlS2P e. H s. Courts
x n 5eTn ana
'01 TtS Slllsl ". GSk Hdd:Giini if
tOf the Washington BARI
Eas Of ss. q and III the
table ''''' %zfft II oYEE SSsfss LIN
10. s. Patent Oface)
En- $s s * EtsfP' F.T Fs I'll fffsse'
.na ten Ii. s 6. rom s Si1rihi,
5kc issSsS 4 T. '4 Et I1E & SGr Hr n
5sSsf .a9 Sc Moot Court
Hon. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS and Profs. cLAUaH-
EUGENE D nc cS SkHsSi LIN.
exercise. Of he Law school viii be resumed on
sonaavi October 3 az O'Clock p. m. in The new
on Il. asa
viii be made sy the member. q the
vii Be tt.
class exercises. - -
The College Building. includ ns the Library and
to Sf 10 oco aih m for t ssspasy
the students and alumni of the school.
The course of lectures by DIR. Schouer the eminent
author OF treatises the Law OF Personal Properly
Domestic Relations. Wills &c. have been extende,
80 as TO cover those subjects fully than
fore
The mode Of instruction adopted in this school,
which fnsures the active participation of each member
in the during session Of his class has
tied to forty
An early enrolment is therefore desirable
The Post Graduate course includes rractice before
the Moot tourt The high degree of ef riency which
the Moot Court has attained under the management
Of Judge Rslston. in qualifying graduates for the
practice of law, commeDds 1t TO lawyers engaged
the public departments who desire keep up their
professional knowledge
The secretary can be seen at his Office No 4S8
Louisiana ave W. every dav between the hours of
$3.50 H. and 70 ,. m. from September % to De-
t9ber and AFTER that date at the college building.
Catslonues. containing full information to course
Of studies. terms. &C. be hal applic alton at
the book stores Of Messrs LDwderniIk 4 Co, l4l4 Z
st. n. W.. and William II. Morrison. 1894 st. n ".
or on anplicatfon In person or by letter to
se2;'tooc;Sinc EUGENE ID. CARUSI. Secr'y.
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WEST, WASHINGTON, D. Z.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia made the ith day of rebru-
a-y A D. ls!2. in the case Of Joseph II. Crown ct al
John +. Crown ct al. No. l3I9s. Equity Docket
No 3D. will sell 20 the highest bidder in front Of
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1892. AT HAiF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ the following real property. to wit: All thae
piece or parcel of land and premises situate lying and
being In the city of WASHINGTON in the District Of
1unOia. known and distinguished lot ifty-seven
go of kingman's recorded subdivision o. square
numbered two hundred and forty-one pad The lot
fronts 70 feet street by deth OF l20 feet to
alley 20 feet wide also has side alley feet wide the
east. improved by q twosorv fra dwelling and be-
ing No. IL " street northwest, District aforesaid
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal lnstaments in
and two with interest from day of sale at the
rate Of six 90 rer cent annum, payable semi-an
nnaiy TO he ssrnred by the proiniss ry II the
purchaser ami deed of trus. on the property. all
cash. at the hasars option. deposit of 5000 will
be required of the purchaser at the time Of sale All
conveyancns and recording at the cost Of the rur-
chaser If the terms Of sale be complied with in
ten days from time OF sale the trustee tn q
ty resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser.
ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee
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EDUCATION FOR RIAL LIFE
y THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Kstionsl Bankof the Republic Building. IN en-

NILE Y. PRUDHOMfE FRENCH fEXC1TR
NA 2O7 - AZ. term 81 nins weeks -; class 10
e: -; ssSssc' ose q Ave aaashs eis Rs3yysSs
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN MAriIINs.roN.


THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF howard
i Iui~s~sfy Gers Tho foils~inr clinical sasen
: rs.cai. ~ ro.s GRAHAM. furyi. and Rsybura
P,us-iral m-licine. ~ PROT 10 sckeu
Nsfvols diseases ny fruf. Nsspt.
Chst.. teal to sruior. ~ f-uf- fsurvi.
by and "a. by -. Oliver belt
= iasgcnsarS clInlcs dairy. hy lrof shsdd snf NJ
p-st-rnorteun demon .,rHticu.. by Prof 4, = Lamb
ll~ntsl rliniIs. ~ ffuf 1A7sun snt nfa Over
Lee. .sfton. Fahnsisn and Smith.
hes clinic. wtll - held m the nrw nnt elessnt
SIM i hea'sr r.~-.fle ~Te-t~1 and a. the bed sie.
tic tfcednrns Hosfiial. ~h~re nearly 1000 tsii~uts
srior STUDENTS ~ill 10 as-lrned 10 duty IN hc.rlta
std dlST-e.I~srN. r-s-lN
NOKHoOp INSTITUTE. HnaRDING AND DAr
~ SCHOOL fpk NorNG LADIES.
OPENS SFPrENhEK ~
Hixhlsnd Terrace. Mass ave. and 10Th q.
fs-re unas 'rcn' aud rcAr. lsrsr roons. rs-f--s
Complete oo-lr-e Z s,ndy-pr im.ry Academic .na
Oh ~ristc With ptrloms q high Grade 1-rsl fl.-
I've snh Y - graduate ~pesl rr~Tarsttcn ff
foreign ttAN~i lirpfei Ia resident f,'r~ixn esh-rs
SGT rior Advantages m Literature. m the nsltsA
irenct 4 German angusse., N Instrumental N asio
Neral hnei' tlorufiun aud Physical Auiturs
scd;in Ne ana Nrs M. u. cABrfI.
DROP CROWN HAS RTOFENFp HIS SHORT
hand classes IN -. loin- Cailers N-rmcni ave.
sind,nts Wi be received uhul ocI L Bro. fAbRi
ClAN. lr~s aus-in
MRS. ZELIA n: BucHFR
Vocal culture tsna a nd harmony.
ses-lm' Mi-s MAJ % nurk. aoc,lt1t arfst
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DR.. G. L. MAGRUpERtpean.

MISS CLARA HARRISON. TEACH Il OF PT-
w Pupil of William Mason, New York,
1919 g st ". O tobe ;.
ofh"e hours previous to that date-On Tuesdays and
Fridays from 2 to y. at l2l5 o st. n. . s2 u
URINARY CLASS, QUINCY METHOD FOR
L girls q boys under 10 Years Of age. conducted
y Hiss hart. in nna"tion with Mrs Myers school.
HeopeDs October I, !SJ,. 1877 Is. NV. s..7-ln
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

/ hTIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l407 g street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY BEING No. 1908 STREET NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON n I,
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saving: Yes. saw Mr.. Webster many times,
ba; I heard him speak only once on formal
o.ccas.on--that il. on occasion only that
seemed 20 call forth his powers Of oratOry and
intellect. /; in Albany, Y. Y, in the fall
preceding the presidential nomination in Ba!-
timore when Mr.. Webster was beaten FOR the
nomination BY zen. scott. lie made no dis
gli-e of ms aspiration to the presidency. and
on the occasion Of which speak he was AZ ;he
state capital Of New York on tho invitation OF
his whig friends. VINO wished - promote his
nomination and who invited him to a banquet,
at which he spoke In his usual eloquent and i'm
pressive manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24
MEDICAL DErARTM hSp
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
o: the
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The opening exercises of the Seventy-frst Annual
Course of Medical Lectures and of the sixth Deuta
Course will ta6e place
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l.
In the college bui,Ging
1875 ST. NV. Al I'm.
The Introductory address in medicine will be de-
hvered b. Prof. d: v. PrentisS. NJ. D.. and the adj
dr. in dentistry by Prof. J. Ha. Lewis D. d. )
The profession and pubic respectfully invited
attend
The regrI'a ar lectures BERN on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3. AT $50 PM
And continue daily throughout the course in both
months.
The autumn examinations will be held at the
Medical College, on Thursday September 20 at Z 30
pm.
For circulars and information TO clinical nstruc-
ton in Medicine and Suryery, Dental infirrnary
Practice, Fees. SC. arply TO
DR.. 4. +. A KING. Dean
1915 Mass ave. NV.
ONCE Hours Q TO 1Oa
to pm
Telephone. $50. sea.ool
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FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
l. PROF. CASTOR R1VOT OF PARIS,
Author of the Rational Method,
se23-1ws alt 18th NJ

N INSTRUCTOR IN ONE OF THE LARGEST
"A insiiut ons in the city desires to organize class
III little boys for private afternoon teaching. Term
very moderate. Address TUTOR. Star office se23-5t'
HARVARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL, EDWARD
T. Lee a. b PRINCIPAL prepares pupils for all
COLLEGES Glasses limited thus insuring individual
struticn Private tuition IL desired. Circular ap-
plicaton. Address 9l6 l4th n W. se,3sjt'
WOoD'S COMMERCIAL COZ LEGE AND SCHOOL
w Of SHORTHAND and Typewrtjny 40l ant 401 East
Capitol St eighth ear.-Colege halls newly rapered
and painted. Now is a good time to Join Bookkeep-
ing. arlthln,tc. grammar cores oudence. peainan-
ship. spelling. shor hand, typewrtinr and Germs
low raies; day and even ny sessions. Persons pre-
rared for exaInin atoms Graduates assisted posi-
tons. Call Or wri Tor ed col eye annual.
COURT L. WOOD, l.. L. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
EDWARD NJ. HULL. Vice PRINCIPAL. se:SS,-a
nTTO T. SIMON.
" VOCAL CULTURE.
system of BEHNkE of Louion. aud the celebrated
method of MARCHLSI Of Ptrs. Instructor AZ No.
wood ms ftufe: Address until Oct. /. of Hotel
AtaInont. Bsltimor' Md. se22-lms
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SHORTHAND AND TYPKwRITING-rNS
- ton TO limited number sreei Practice: terms
. and p: NJ. r. H. HARDMAN. 64s st. ne.
seo-lms
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WITH POST.
yradnats classes Apply early to principal, LAURA
.. TALBOT, SeG p. References: Hon. Hugh McCul.
loeh; Prof Simon Newcon,b. Hon. HoTNt,o HING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

| WAsHINaTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
oess ss b 81 s sss p M4s .ss Az
3, E = y Dd; sf6zs &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

DROFFSSOR RUDOLPH ROWE HAS RE-
L turned FROM Furcre and Will resume lessons on
Mopd y. the 10Th instant.
Address 1913 Wa.lach place. seI6-lms
J'LOCUTION. ORATORY. DRAMATIC ACTION
IL and voice culture. EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1917 I:y.h
81. n. sells tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
COLUMBIAN UNIyERsI7

,HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

L. and voice culture: EbwaEp G, T 70 owNstftSiDD
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1917 lrh
pRErARE FOR 4 coon, SITUATION. STUDY
1 STEM xraphy and tyIewritin-;3 mos course in
NV " NAV ! '>'-'-' - ''''A-'' se rt3 5 a.
A RI INsTRUCTION.-THE GREATEST OPPoR-
t" to asl to draw
Iaint perfectiy best and cheapest Crayon. rastel,
@ ana ' in dam
H fst snS ossl hn from Tns tnsp Pr
Morrell, has had twelve medals and studied fifteen
yeas yeas With the most ce!ebra artists in Europe.
Sale SaTioSaL AcADEMY Of FINE ARr H1a so %
81. NV. se14-2w'
FRI NDs' SELECT SCHOOL. AN ELEMENTARY
begins its tenth year September u.
tinue until r-aduation Without Change Of s'hooi un-
der the Guidance of enrerenced anu thoroughly edu
cafed teachers who avera"e t. every seventeen
chiidr"n IN June last seven of students passed
TO Cornell Yale Princeton and the Massachusetts In
s,tute of Technology.
and IS
supplied with mars; reference books and with chem
Instruction Is adapted to the needs and capacity Of
students and there are special advantages to apt
students in large nnmssr
tat:on for zeal r2gIess. hnement and for their en-
hooks 81 scn nGe furnished fro. ca,,oen.. a,
lantyns's. at Brentan9s and at the s;hool. Office
hs ssi4 from 10 rios W H. s1pwELL PRINCIPAL
MISS GOTH, EXPERIENCED. TEACHER OF
w German. Kindergarten and English branches. de-
timonia!s. Present address. 3O6 st. n. se1-lm'
= The only school Of the celebrated italian method in
and oers fgS
si ss. @ Z to Re
se sys t re inc Mr. last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

DROP. ARNOLD W. MEYER. GRADUATE or
II Leipzig College OF Music Instruction IN piano
forte. voice culture and theory Of music. Addresu
TIA 10th St NV. ses5- Inns
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. Rsss1ss ssESS 81 4. -. a. y.
4ssss sS SEss$ .. sS$ :i'| Us as9Sssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Clubs and Societies.

The cadets OF 81. Andrews were en-
tertsined at tea iasi evening, by the
Rev. j. Bleg.ter dubbs OF Grsee
church al tue church rectory. fnls
society has been organized about one
year, and is composed entirely OF young
men OF the parish With = menoefshi ~
Of eighteen.
The south end w. c. T. u. will give
al entertainment and silver medal con-
test Monday evening IN It's hall II No.
632 south DIVISION street. Pains have
been taken To prepare an interesting
program, aud the Arlan club has been
engaged TO furnish MUSIC Tor tue
occaslon..
The Grand Rapids guards ere pre-.
pairing to give the opera. PIRATE oil
Penzance, At Powers opera house
some time in March. The leading rsnsi'
cal talent OF the city Will ASSIST the
members.
w. NJ. Payne of Detroit. suprem {
council of the order OF Chosen Friends
Of Michigan, installed the otiieers oil
Valley City Council in their lodge
rooms last evening.
The members of Red Cross Castle, h,
&. E., played pedro last night, tie
games being the third Of the midNlnlci
series.
Ottawa Tribe of Redmen held very
enjoyable pedro party and box SOCIAL
At their hsll last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
LONG STRIDE FORWARD.
A Move to Make Grand Rapids a "Rc-
serve" City For Banking Purposes.

A Move to Make Grand Rapids "Rc-
serve" City For Banking Purposes.
The Grand Rapids clearing house is
considering the advsability of petit
tioning the comptroller of the United
States treasury that Grand Rapids be
made reserve city under the ma.
tional banking laws for national banks.
A meeting to take action IN the matter
will probably bc called IN a short time.
The object of being made a reserve"
city IL TO afford banks IN the smaller
cities aud villages means OF interest
drawing deposit. Grand Rapids u At
present reserve city for Michigan
state banks. aud soa,ething like 3 per
cent IL pad on deposits. Detroit 10
now the only reserve city IN the state,
and il would greatly expedite the BUSH
ness OF western and northern Michigan
10 have reserve city nearer home.
The city has larger population than
some other reserve cities IN the west ind
itsclesrlng house figures are larger For
1891 the latter aggregated 81 $50 .446.3s,
and showed an increase over the year
1890 Of over Is per cent, against de-
crease in the clearing house figures of
the United states Of per cent. Ali
the local bankers are in favor OF the
move. and u ~ the general opinion
that Il would be o. great advantage to
Grand Rrsplds IN more wsys than IN
the merely monetary one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Among Sick People.

Sheldon n. Allen, superintendent OF
mail agents at the postoffice, who has
been suffering from stroke of paraly.
sis, was Frustrated by a second stroke
yesterday and his condition is consd-
cred to be of an alarming nature.
Mrs. A. L. Hatch, of waveriy place,
who has been seriously Ill for some
time, is conyalescent.
Miss Florence Ames, OF the Madison
avenue school, has so FAR recovered
from a recent sickness as 10 he able to
resume her duties.
Mrs. John Il. Lee and son are recoy.
ering from the grip.
S. Ii. Ocker, of the Ocker {. Ford
Manufacturing company, is confined TO
his residence by illness.
Miss Eta Allen, with Elliott & CO... Il
not able to attend to her duties on AZ
count of Sickness.