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EVANSVILLE.

Misses Florence and Nellie Carr gave o
dance to a few friends at their fathers resi-
dence on Pike avenue last Monday night.
Supper was served. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Thee. Van Doran, Misses
Jennie and May Craiger of Baltimore, Mel
lie and Cora Moran, Nellie, Bernadine and
Lottie Fenwick, Florence and Nellie Carr.
and Messrs. Howard Moran. T.. a. Fuller.
Percy Rose, William Rose. Featherstone,
William, Frank and Hodges Carr.
A band of gypsies from the south are en-
camping in the Spa woods.
The Bladensburg pike from the iron
bridge across the Anacostia to the District
line has been graded and graveled by the
county commissioners.
Miss Louise Campbell is recovering from
a long illness Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. VIM. p. Reeves of Charles county
has been appointed principal Of the Bla-
densburg Academy, and Miss Bette Hurley
has been reappointed assistant teacher. Mr.
Reeves has taught in this county for two
years, and was recommended for the posi-
ton by Examiner Stone.
A large turtle was caught in the Anacos-
tia near Rock Hole" yesterday evening by
a colored boy.
Deputy Sheriff Dove was in this district
yesterday summoning witnesses and men,
bers of the grand and petit juries to APP
pear at the october term OF the circuit
court.
Inc rail- campaign Will not commence IN
til about the middle of October, then poll
tics grow very lively. The republicans will
hold their primaries on Saturday. and their
county convention on Monday. Mr.. e. NJ
Burchard, chairman of the campaign COM
mittee of the Independent single-taN party
for Prince Georges county, has sent a chal-
lenge to Mr.. VIM. d. Bowie, democratic
candidate for the state senate, to debate
the issues of the day with Mr.. Jackson H.
Ralston, single-tax candidate for the same
position 1t is not thought that Mr.. Bowie
will pay any attention to the challenge.
William b. Clagett of Marlboro. Aquilla
Robinson of Brandywinc and Fillmore
Beall of Evansville were appointed as the
state central committee for Prince George s
county at the democratic state convention
in Baltimore yesterday.
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KENSINGTON.

The Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church organized by electing elders and
deacons on Tuesday evening last, and en-
rolled about twenty five members. The
handsome new church will be dedicated
at an early day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mccain left on Sat-
urday evening via the Chesapeake and Ohio
on a trip through the west and will visit
the worlds fair before returning.
Mrs. Howard Fishback has returned from
Chicago, where she has been visiting her
father, who is the executive officer in
charge Of the government exhibit
A meeting OF the board of directors of
the Moves Library Association of Ken
sington will be held on Monday. October q
when matters affecting the progress of
this useful institution will be acted on.
The librarian states that the number of
patrons is steadily increasing.
At a meeting of the kensington Improve
ment Association held on Wednesday last,
at which Dr. r. B. Dietrich presided. mat
tiers of interest to the residents of kensing-
ton were discussed chief among which
were those OF maintaining satisfactorily
the present system of street lighting and
the prosecution of work on the new county
road from Kensington to the the terminus
Of the Rock Creek Electric road.
Mrs. Albert Trego has been spending two
or three weeks with her mother in Mead
VILE Pa
Mr.. Z. c. Fowler Of Washington has pur-
chased of Mr.. p. II. Warner a handsome
residence in Kensngton.
The monthly meeting Of the Kensington
dence OF Mr. Gartrell on Friday evening,
the I'D. and was attended by a large num-
Der. The program was most entertaining
and thoroughly enjoyed.
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CONFLICTING TESTIMONY.
Policemen Differ I'm Their Statements
| as to the Arrest of Meaney.

Policemen Differ I'm Their Statements
as to the Arrest of Meaney.
Policeman Terry of the eighth precinct,
who was kicked and so badly injured while
figuring in the arrest Of Richard Meaney
at an early hour Sunday morning a week
ago. as published in The Star at the time.
was able to appear n rhe Police Court yes
terday. Lawyer Moss defended the prisoner,
The latter wore bandage about his head
The wound, it was claimed. was inflicted by
Officer Terry with his club.
Policeman Boyd, who also figured in the
case. caused surprise by saying. TERRY
struck Meaney without any provocation"
His entire testimony was directed at his
brother officer and he said that Terry had
spoken to him about the case, telling him
ne Crerry) wanted him Boyd to stick to
him about the business.
Inc shaft business was explained by the
colored hackman, who described the fight
and said that Meaney ran against his ho- se
ana went down. Then for the first time he
saw blood on Meaneys face and there was
also blood on the shaft.
fonceman Boyd said that when he first
arrested Meaney, the latter threw him
down and "wallowed' him about the side
walk.
The cab driver said that Meaney COM
United the first assault Meaney bad been
In his cab and had jumped out, taking a
lap Sobe with him.
Officer Terry gave testimony corroborating
what was said by the cabman.
Meaney had not paid his cab hire and he
was tried for that several days ago as well
as for taking the robe.
The prisoner gave evidence in his own be-
half and said that when he ran against the
horse he was not injured by the shaft. The
wound on his head was inflicted with a
club so he claimed.
Judge Miller recalled officer Boyd and
then officer Terry got the stand He
said that Boyd showed the coward all the
way through. Boyd he said, dropped his
pistol and ran some distance ahead, leaving
his pistol near Meaney. Boyd, he said
backed of from Meaney He admitted that
he struck Meaney one blow on the head.
Did you ever have any trouble with
Boyd?" asked Judge Miller.
mo, SIR" replied Officer Terry, no more
than at the station Boyd Is always telling
OF how many Indians he had killed out
west. 1 laughed at him and he got mad"
Witness denied that he had asked Boyd
sion to do so.
Il thought of course that Boyd would tell
told it,"
Mr.. Mullowney; for the prosecution,
Claimed that he had made out a case
against Meaney.
Judge Miller said that on account of the
contradictory evidence he would make
Meaneys sentence only three months.
AS Meaney stepped back he remarked to
Officer Terry, when / get out you'll 60
to heaven and hell both"
The ofhcer stated the matter to the court
and Judge Miller told him that II any
threats were made he would have to pro-
coed in the regular way.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
FACULTY OF LAW.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY OF LAW.
Hon; Arthur MACARTHUR, Ii. D.
LATE Justice OF the supreme Court Of the District
president.
HON; RICHARD II. ALVEY.
Cnier Justice OF the Court Of Appeals Of the Dis
LECTURER t On 6 e sflTT1lI6 LAW
JAMES sCHouLER. IL. D..
LECTURER R. on REssS ssssi,'i PROPERTY, Donrs
TIC RE hx2SIss WILL, WILLS AND
HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB. IL D..
f FsA MS1f9iRst 4sb S. gRrsprcos
OF THE FEDERAL COURTS.
Cof the Wasbnrtop N Ba al d.
SlsoR oE OF oo TIE SENIOR Class AND PRO-
SfRcfSE I LAW ' aNS THE EaW Of CON-
EUGENE d IEkTs L. D..
rRrcroRo f or sn THE S;oS c hs,
sOS1i PRoPEETXa, SoSTR sSHs; S SSSo IL
-- 'S PfoRH TToNs.A AND ooh-
HON: SAMUEL. F. PHILLIPS
A ASS. c SSFS sSSSS
LECTURER on THE law OF CRIMES.
LncruRkR 81 PA Z SPi Ia@ kND f fRAcr,cr
JACKSON H. RALsToN.- IL. NJ.
on "a Mfclnf SSp JOB JUDGE OF THE
MOOT COURT.
HON SAMUEL. p. PHILLIPS. HON. n. o.
CAUGHTON and EUGENE CARUSI ESQ.,, Judges
Of the Court Of Appeals.
The Law School Of the National University will
reopen MONDAY, October ., 1898. In the new
college building. on 18th st. between and
The exercise: will begin at O'Clock pm. and
VIII consist Of announcements Of the course OF
studles and the organization Of the several
Alumni Of the school these intending to study
Jaw, ana me public generally are invited TO he
Present. The school IL supplied with excellent
norary ana reading room for the Of the
students Attention is invited TO the method Of
personal Instruction pursued in this school
LfN.TURfS AND CLASS FXERCISfS commence
80 c,rio"k nm. catalogues can no nod et
Lowdermilk & Co.'S, 1924 st. NV: Morrfson's
1S26 F st. NV; Byrne 4 Co.. 1872 r ct. NV. or
BY letter.
The secretary win be in attendance from .
O'Clock am. to O'Clock p m. daily (ercept SUM-
day. at his once, go 18Th st. NV, and At the
college building from 40 O'Clock TO 80 O'Clock
pm, for the purpose OF enrolling studepts
eele-2W EUGENE ID. CARCN Secretary.
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The steamship State of Nebraska arrived
AZ New York from Glasgow Tuesday with
Fred Abbott and Job Porter, New
foundlanders, and belonging to the
schooner Shippey. They were sent out
with net on August IS during a
FOG they lost their way. drifting with the
tide. and battle1 with the waves for five
daSs ana finally got in the track Of the
Steamship liners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Committed Suicide for Four Genero.
tiopS.

Joseph Wyatt prominent farmer of
lanai county, ILL.,, committed suicide bv
hanging yesterday morning This makes a
Quadruple hanging in the four generations
Of his family. His father, grandfather and
great grandfather all committed suicide in
the same way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

Fremont V. Brown, a Christian clergy.
man, who recently resigned his charge al
Braddock. Pa, jumped into the Erie cana
the other day at Syracuse. He was being
taken to the asylum, but eluded his keepers
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VIII Bc .RaiIrondcd' tn Prison.

Benjamin Dennis. aged forty years. was
arrested Yesterday at Hummelstown, Pa.
FOR outraging and mt r1ering Agnes Cooper
wright aeet nine years. last week. He adj
rnirs his guilt large crowd followed hin,
TO the jail The court is in session and he
will be "railroaded."
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

The exercises Of this department will be re-
sumed on MONDAY. September IL, at O'Clock
AM, IN the Lecture Hall of the University. Inc
various courses Of study have been extended. the
larged.
The College is open to students of both sexes.
hppiicatlons for catalogue should be addressed TO
the Registrar. II. q. HODGKINS, ABB, who may
be found daily In the Library of the University
from to / O'Clock, and from 4 to o'clock.
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Concert mt the Barracks.

The following is the program of the con
cert to be given by the Marine Band at the
marine barracks this afternoon at 40
l. March, THE COMMANDMENTS" Fanciulli
2. Overture. 'Nabuco," Verdi 8. Corne
solo, Dream of Love-" Millars, Mr. Jos
Hama. 4. Fantasia. "Hibernian Bouquet
Ton Irish melodies), Kappey. 5. Character
istic, In the Clock Store" Orth. 6. Crane
selection from "Lohengrin." Wagner I
Patrol, Grand Army" Fanciulli. 8. Pa
triotic song, Hail Columbia" Fyles
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

wAsHRGToN sIEAh1oAr o. .lnnD."
s,ss:sr MslsseS = neS 2. N..,. ~,
~ hRsfs%;si ssa itGNbHYk g:
w sscsRsa = :. s!cS PM A!ssssSas d
Nal Beach ana an leref stvsr i.sSiaei sssSssace
E ssssTS i.n sns FRIDAY kcsxfscs bATok
DAYS at $50 P.ns tr osa,:i.i 80, oasa,S
rivins at Wsshinseo sUNDAu shsst - -
' 49,. ,,''''''' s s.....I - -.
NEW PALAU sTEAMER nAErY nAEDAE
leaves River view yharf III -
4: Az .Ss: ssa. :. s .e sa s:s': 3: sa.:
ing On Mondays Msz5,esy ss a.
f :. 4, Red sisn s 81. :s.:;s s
sne7Sr PsoQr4etos 81 ManaG9H
NORFOLK AND WAsHN0T0N sT1AnoA3 o
DAILY IrSr BErwEN wAsHnUro2 q. q.
soRTKss hoSsoy ossS5uxu
The new and powerful fros Palace etsanssA
wAsNeroN AND EoaToIK.sougM 1og9I
am next az Arrive at Norfo,t q ~ ~,
soath ana sosfhvsst-
Msorss Al I;io Pm Arivs It wSahhsss q
Tickets on s.,. At .is, sis 1881 s.A IN Rs~
syivsnis ave, ana els 18th e. 40.
A for tiSSs "a va s>s -" fn~
eDA''' mo. CALLAHAN
spls-tf Ca saV&
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1885 II street northwest, gives thorough prepare
tlon Tor college, for the Naval and Military Acade
mics and for business. A corps OF nine professors
ana ins tructors Building open for inspection and
teacher present daily, to answer inquiries, from
TO O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER ia
FOR catalogue or further information address
- "'SAA' Principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

The Marquis Of Lansdowne. who is about
to retire from the governor generalship of
India, speaking at a banquet in Simla re-
Gently said that. far from repenting the
he believed that the action taken was Ger.
tain TO succeed and that 1t would prove the
turning point in the commercial and ffnan-
cial history of India. The evils existing
in the country. he said, were trifiing as
compared with those that would have been
encountered IL India had waited for the re-
peal Of the Sherman act before taking the
course pursued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

No one in ordinary health need become bald or
gray, II he will follow sensible treatment. We ad.
wise cleanliness of the scalp and the Of Halls
Hair Remover.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CLEARING SALE
Take your choice at
800 Monthlyii
~ Oct. Square Gale a Co. PIANO eSS N
90 Oct Square shoemAker Piano ........ 81. 90
Oct. square stodart" Piano. ........... "a. 90
% oct square Nuns a Co." Piano. -. 90 90
Z Oct. square Peter Tragg q Co" Piano. 500
Oct: square st. Louis Mfg. Co......... 100 90
Stool and cover given away.
. T. y. DROOP,
ee%oot e25 Pa. ave.
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N SELECTING A PIANO.

N SELECTING A PIANO
IN SELECTING A PIANO.
IN SELECTING PIANO
There are many things 10 be considered
the action the tone and the workmanship
among them. II you're not q Judge Of
these select q standard make.
The WEBER, DECKER BROS, FISCHER
NERs and POND and the EsTEY PIANOS
are the best The thousands Of them I'm
use all over the country attest their worth.
The latest improvements will be found In
all. See them.
III it's an Organ you want see the EsTEY,
the only organ used nowadays.
The ADOIIAN-the self playing instru-
ment-is a musical marvel. ANY one a able
to play any music on II. from Wagner 70
street songs. Hear Il play here.
SANDERS & SrAYMAN, $50 ST. NV.
sell-lm And II n. Chsries St. Baltimore.
RELIABLE PIANOS AT REASONABLE FIGURH
al 1903 @ ST.. O. II. KUHN's TEMPLE OF
MUSIC. where Krnkauer Pianos and other MAKES
are sold. Satisfaction guaranteed Fine tuning
and repairing. auT-am
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED:
vanished and polished equal to new. Orders for
tuning promptly attended TO. A. L. WILD Of q.
I. WIDE Bros. Co. 700 7th ct. ne. seis-sus
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MISS RATHBONE-SMITH

Teacher of German.
Miss Smith has charge Of the German classes in
the Mcdonald Ellis School, Special attention given
70 purity of accent Miss Smith can be at the
Cambridge 1909 18th st., daily from 1 to pm
se2S-3ts
PRIVATE LESSONS, ELEMENTARY OR ADvANC-
ed At pupils residence If desired. Experienced
tutor. University graduate. Especial attention
70 pac c unwilling and adult pupils. Prof.
z. HOG Hopkins place, near 10th and NV.
se2S-m, tn, W, tn, 1ms
MISS MARGARET BARGAR OF BALTIMORE
Will receive piano pupils in Washington Mondays
and Thursdays Of '934 references highest. in
GUIDING letters from Mr.. Richard Burmester''
and Miss Margaret Z. Williams" Baltimore
address. 9O6 N Stricken ST. se2s-2w'
PRIVATE LESSONS IN SHORTHAND AND EN-
giish by experienced teacher quick and thorough
work; Will visit homes If desired Address Mrs.
KEENE 1414 X ST. NV. se2Slm
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY 1226 18TH
ST. NEAR Mass. aveH-Day and boarding school:
reOpens Oct. 2; bright and well-ventilated rooms;
experienced teachers; methods of insructiO those
tested during TWELVE years of earnest work !;
many lessons prepared at school, within reach OF
help from principal. For circulars amply a to O
p.m) Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Prime pal se.- ms
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHILDREN
30 18th street northwest,
Opposite Mcpherson Square,
se2S-3ts ReOpens October 2,
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THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL

0SH'o VI Stuuleb .-opeuS OSeooeA y
For catalogues address
JAMES c. YELLING, LID, President.
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PROFESSIONAL

h M5ss eGr1 LET IA III s' "a E. nv
residences Or At ohes.as thsy NAY rsfs. ssln'
PROF. CLAY n THE oLDmr BTAHtmHD
,ss sa, ss ::s1S,ss 81 a:d -
Of second s,sht. ssls an q. s.sss Z ys9 lifs
;ssg :s.. r.. ss q: :;: s:
:s:ss:' IS: :s::E:: =: s: :: =: s..
ss s: n ~: oss@ eide. ::a . |. s:ss
s.e. :: o.ss s' .: - 5. :, .. d..
fsiled Convince mort skspacsI xa,srsis. =
tines. SOC. Hours. Q to O opss n1s1sy~ ~
dencs. 4se n. bet ~ an ca aw. ssDess
NINE RAPHAEL, dARvoYANf AsTR0fO0Ufs
s ssT: s ssn TO s.1, ' s..s:. .is l1 -
1s:s ss; e :ss:l ss:sA = IT s.: ~
PROF. JOHNSON N THE oRHArnR AmO
all the events Of life; eoupsls love; briRss back
ss~ s.s sSssy :. one e u:
fr9n 9 an % Il pn- rs'cs. s6a saT IN Av.
slish and German sstrososist N the city. Tens
s SUNDAY, ,y. 10 an 20 pm isOs iSs1 st. s-s'
NME FRANCIS, wAsHNGToN's POPULAR ME-
dunn, has returned. and would be pleased 20 see
her friends and patrons- <0e EAa Capitol 81.
sittings daily, 10 10 Q. sele-12ts
PLAN, INDICATED AND SEA SALT PATHS:
wAYooTT. boss iath ct nv. ss4-sr.
NINE THoMPsoNs MASSAGE, ELECTRICAL
and bath institutei experienced operator- SUITE
q Aetzsrott building. lilo ct nv. Tsks
elevator. selsims
NINE BROOKE Tells ALL THE EVENTS OF
life. All business confidential Ladies and gen
tlemea. b0c. each. Hours. am. 10 p m. eos
New YORK nv. near 9th Ut. se3o-imos
bath, unexcelled O luxury ana Q prsvsntfvs
to disease. Also fAcial stean1ng aad nasaA0A
cage. els RI st. nv. ss14-lms
NAfE PERRIN, THE TNuBsf DWfrY READER
of the are; promotes success IN love, marriage
and business sfsirs- rsa. boe. a. f10 Ct.
bet. 18th end 18th ~. auSo 1ns
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. OPEN AL
HOTEL year. On beach. Maryland ave. RverT
comfort and cow. for fall and winter
IMPERIAL. home at reduced rates. Open fires ana
mys-6m solarium. @. W. KENDRlCE
GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. BLUE RIDGE
Mountains. Harper's Ferry. w. va.-Opcn "a
Nov. 4. Sept. and Oct. the most beautiful
months Of season. send for circular sei-im
HOT STRINGS, BATH COUNTY, vu,GrNA.LTHE
Virginia" heated by steam, elevator and All
modern conveniences. with ten new cottases
with nreplaces. will be kept open the entire year:
bath In hotel; special rites from September &c
hill TOP SUMNER REsoRT, ELL TOP HOUSE.
Harper's Ferry, W. Va. I. LOyETT Prom
Elevation i 200 feet. Most breezy Point. scen.
cry une9ualed- First-clao table -Four daily
mails. &C. Now open nvQ-am
GEE LEES CHINESE LAUNDRY, 1872 PA AVE
NV; shirts. &c; collars. I've; cuffs Sc; under
shirts. &C.: underdrawers. Sc: vests. l5c Eorks
&C.; handkerchiefs, Be- wooden socks. Sc: towca
- se2S -Gts
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON, ID. z.
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ave- 2. ". Prof PAUL Z. vOINOT. Principal.
.o sSPsss Tf isou rapid Terms
MISS BALcH.s CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
Susness College. i2o7 10th NV Pupils prepared
census exsminations stenography taught. ss2-tr
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC I22S
10th NV; Twenty-fourth year, Piano organ.
voice violin flute eornet, &c Free advantages
MISS CARRIE v. KIDwEII. DIPLOMA GRAD
uats Lmperu method Of vocal art. Goa N st.
NV. seis-lms
THE RERIIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
70 ltth St NV.
Principal cities-
New term beg1D no1
LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY, SOL z. CAP. sr..
Charles z. De Mott, Prin.-rhoroush Instruction.
tosrsphy. science art. music, susasS. fS:t Ruc
tive lectures. Send for circular. sele-ims
NINE. J. ESPUTA-DALY,
sSassrs: e :; ;0e:, SsDssin:af = Hs 2. .is:
SSso0l sinsins essses sPseisity. Adore. sTU.
aa2slsn W @'' s1''' sss@
THE NATIONAL
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL. COLLEGE
win opss October le. 1905, at coo n - A.
For particulan and eata,oeus aAArso
" r. EnsER u y. sssstan.
ssis-i. ~ sa - ne.
M HENRY XAMR.
Instructor Of
PLANO AND THEORY OF MUaD0
Studio; BOT llth street northwest.
TEACHING resumed October q
OWN receive callers on and aftss espesmbsr y
from II 70 II O'Clock oulyl ssaa-lms
ACADEMY OF HOLY CRO0A
1912 MASS. AVE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
WIN reopen September IL; every facility n Of
fsrsd for . thorough course In the primary ana
academic department.; slss In music, vocal an
in,;rHnsntal. special attention paad % physical
...esi and nsiSsn.si ssH.i scho q,
Tsep.sss for e S:
Princeton, Johns Hopkins. Lehish and other col
M. :Ss Sss. for m
for business, Special department for boy: Be
B. YOUNG. Principal su2SSn
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PROF.
VA or call ahTS at rsr Address isas +
MADAME a. PEI.E FRoM PARIS, FRENCH
classes and private lessons; best rsfsrsnces-
Ten years OF successful teaching sel6-Sms
By note or simplined method; 81 per quarter; i;
pS sSohG lsrSd SPss fs'S si 10 3. =.
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MISS DAISY =. HARRISON. TEACHER OF Flo |
cution and Desarte. pupil of Ada A. Mosher |
Win medal Terms moderate. Class cOnvenes |
sept 80 1892 / st. W. Call after pm. |
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. GRAHAM. BOT 7TH ST. NV, sPECIAIIsT'
In operative and surgical dentistry. Filling and
extracting positively without pain. No inexpe-
rienced and Incompetent boy assistants or newly
nedged graduates intrusted 10 practice on pa
tients, but all operatiom performed personally
by DIR. Graham Extracting. 25c.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthet1o bOoL
Cleaning. 7Bc.
Filling with patina. silver or amaleam, 75o
Porcelain crowns. IS; gold csowna g.
Very best full set teeta, 81. sc27-1mos
GROSHoN's DENTAL PARLORs, ESTABLISHED
1881. 1SoS 18th st. NV. Artificial Teeth In
serted, 81, Sl2 to $40. Open al hours including
Sundays. Local anassthetic used for painless eI-
traction Of teeth. ss2S-lms
FREE DENTAL NFTRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, en-
cept cost Of material, at 1925 St NV. den
tai department of the Columbian University
from I to pm. daily except Sunday. Ex-
traction free. 1nfrmary open from October 3 to
June 80. seq tr
DR. GRAHAM. so7 TTH ST. NV. ExPERMNo-
ed and expert specialist IN operative and sur.
gical dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and Incompetent
boy assistants or newly nedged graduates In
trusted to practice on patients but all opera
tions performed personally BY DR.. Graham. Ex-
tracing. Csc. Extracting with gas local
anaesthetie. Soc Cleaning, 7Sc. Ruling with
Very best full set Ut teeth. 81. se8-3ws