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adopted and referred to the Joint committee
for the selection Of the inscription.
A request was received from the Old
Ffreman's Association asking for an appro-
priation OF $500 with which to entertain the
visiting fremen. After considerable argu-
ment they were Informed that there was no
money available with which to make such
an appropriation. The chair informed the
members Of the association who were pres
ent, however. that II after the expenses OF
the celebration were paid there remained
any balance he would turn II over to them.
A. letter will be addressed to the citizens
OF Washington. and more especially those
residing along the line of march, requesting
them to decorate their houses.
Mr.. Gardner informed the committee that
he had given out the contract for illuminat-
Ing the front Of the Capitol and stated that
the cost thereof would be S725. The money
for this purpose is now on deposit
Mr. Hay requested that the grand marshal,
II compatible with his arrangements. be
instructed to change the position Of the
National Rifles from the first division to
the second. The first division. while COM
posed entirely of Washington organizations
Is purely a civic division, and as the military
are all. with the exception of the Rifles
assigned to the second division, they desire
to be assigned to that division also The
matter was referred to the committee on
parades.
To Preserve Order.
Maj. Moore. superintendent Of the police
was at the Senate this morning in CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Bright, Sergeant-at-Arms,
In regard to the police arrangements for
next Mondays celebration. 1t was decided
that the city police will cooperate with the
Capitol police to preserve order during the
ceremonies. 1t was also decided that each
Senator be admitted to the reserved seats
without tickets. and that each will have a
card OF admission for distribution.
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WELCOMED WITH HONORS.
Greeting to Comma nder = in Chic
Adams of the G. A. II.

Greeting to Commanders in Chief
Adams of the G. A. r..
A rousing reception was rendered Com
mander-in- Chief John G. B. Adams of the
Grand Army upon his return home to Lynn
last evening. He was received at the depot
by Past Commanders Hoitt and Parker Of
Gen. Lander Post, No. 5, the largest post
In the state, of which Capt. Adams Is a
member, and was escorted to Post 5 head
quarters hall by 700 veterans of Post 5 and
posts Of neighboring cities and towns.
There a short reception was held, followed
by formal exercises in Odd Fellows Hall.
These consisted Of congratulatory addresses
by Mayor Hayes, Rev. w. J. Tivert aid
Judge John w. Berry.
Commander-in-Chief Adams appearance
brought out deafening applause that con-
tinued for several minutes. He thanked
Post and the citizens for his hearty re-
ception with tears in his eyes. In the course
of his brief speech he said:
1T is a great thing to take up the work
Of men like Logan and Evans. to command
Grant and Sheridan and Sherman. Yet.
God helping me. with your aid, / will be
true to my trust and advance still further
the standard of the Grand Army. Stand
by me as you have stood by me since you
took the obligation at your altar twenty
seven years ago, and / promise you you
will never be sorry for having conferred
this honor upon me-"
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BALTIMORE I ouIo RAILROAD.


eche lua "a sf'er' july n 1894
Leave Washington frOul station Of New r.-s.,
Fo- Chicago and Northwest. ve.,Ihalel lAmif..
Express trains II. X "a. as So nm u q
niEht ls-,ingg c,r Gper ,o- rS--s1xr--. II =.
Z, Cincinnati. - Loais ana In ianan'''-. y-ssi
For Pi,tbtz sai clsveisad s.prcs :. daily IL 8,
For I.exipr:on and s'suuton -lo.n.n
For WiUchsste- aud way stations. -. 20 p.n
Chaftano0Va aud MsTnuhis lI0 y N daily; sleep "a
cars q rough 10 NsuIpbis
For uray. 2 30 nm. daily.
utc. a NJ VIC 90 IL * ~ 20 - az. "A - fsS
Is 500 sos ZOO 1 lr /? and Il ~ 20 m s
davs. Is 40. % 20. a5 ul!nusesn u a5 \ N "a =
AZ sy si i mi. ai re sso6 t "a 90 s ao
70 90 . 10. yil2a. II. 3 y N.
For annanolis :. Is AMI y ,.rn. Il. Il AMI q a
For Frederick. no 40 tii.s5 sm. MS. tAsl
For BOYD AMI wsv rolnts. y. 20 pm
For - i'Sa-shur0 and wa roth - - - 01a ~
III. a. t3.oa - SO - IS '7o5. "a 40. vi apr =
E Pdy St z, y; .y g 20 4c - 80 81 = g
ADErPHIA
For Philsiel-hi,. Nv York. Boston an ,hsetst.
Is. o.. Dining c.-1. sH. uL.3O p N. sleeping Car.
open At 10. 00orlOcN.
Buffet pAr,or cs-s on all dsy t-lins
inT Car rrnalny iliraa Il to Boston withSu. csas-,
ponghkc-pslc b-ise. Ian ling passengers In b =
For ,tlsn'ic city. 10 o. = m ana ~ 90 noon. ssa-
Except sunday. 'Darv. gsunday only
B,Fva-s called Tor aad heck 4 FROM hotels as
residences ~ Union rrsns'sr g. on "-as-s i-st :;
r o' 6pfL ~ ana 1851 Pa az '1S a sc
Gen Manage tieiOl Gen PAS Al
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1t has just become public that Eva Mann,
the leading figure in the Robert Ray Hamil-
ton bogus baby scandal. has been married
for the past six months. Her husband is
Edward Hilton, young Englishman. who
keeps a boarding house at No 337 West 18th
street In New York. Her suit for her dover
share in the late Mr.. Hamilton's estate Is
still pending before the supreme court, the
surrogate having decided that she was the
wife of Joshua Mann and therefore, not
the widow of Mr.. Hamilton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13

bring back health and vigor. For pale, puny,
scrofulous children, it does wonders It
builds up both their flesh and their strength
thoroughly purities the blood, and makes
repairing, and nourishing the system.
1t starts the torpid liver into healthy &C.
ton and promotes all the bodily functions.
For the most stubborn Scrofulous, Skin.
and Scalp Diseases, Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
the only remedy that's guaranteed. If it
back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13

Ex-senator Ingalls, in a letter to a prom
inent Kansas republican, denies the state
ment that he will be candidate for gov
ernOr of Kansas next year He says he
does not propose to return to the United
States Senate through the executive office.
Senator Ingalls, will contest with Senator
PETER in 1896. his chief ambition being to
defeat the man who relieved him in $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13
Gave Her Life for Her Child.

Mrs. William Wohlschlagel and her two
year-old baby were struck by Nickel
Plate freight train near Buffalo Tuesday.
The child was killed and the mother fatal
ly injured. The little one was playing on
the track as the train came along. The
mother had seen the child's danger and
flew to save it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13

GEoRGETowS UNIVERSITY.
s cG9SRI % Law Law.
FACULTY.
Rev.: J. HAvENs RICHARDS. s. J.,
HON s HENRY B. b BRowS. IL, D,
Justice Supreme Court Of the United States,.
HoS @fiLf%M A q: EicAARb 5tsSssa Ii D..
Chief Justice United States Cour. Of Claimsl,
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
HON: MARTIN F. NORRIS. IL. D.:
trict Of Columbia),
Dean Of the Faculty. and Lecturer on Constitu-
p,of Hos ?aa EEHS '''P %sSS L. D.
JOSEPH ]. pAkIISGToN, IL D..
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property, Con-
cE 55isfi fad H EtSHhlaS5s f II d.
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership. Corporations,
Pra sdss and TsstameHtar{ lay
REV. RENE Holland. S, J..
rML sfii6{sE On on E EssfEi! 1.w l. NJ.
c,uou,. Lecturer on CYL dUI b LsE
SERT 59S biRSAkD 'A and HEShT WISE
SAMUEL NJ; YEATMAN. A. NJ.
Secretary.
Of Law opens Wednesday. October 4, 1893. at
$50 pm, in It's conmodions. specially designed
northwest, when the Introductory lecture will be
delivered and announcements made for the en-
suing term. Present and prospective students,
alumni and all others interested IN legal educa-
ton are cordially invited to be present. The large
AID carefully selected library Will be open at all
hours of the day and evening. during the term,
for the use Of students aud alumni aud the facul-
ty are Rratifed to be able to announce that new
and improved facilities for combining practical
with theoretical study Of the law will be added.
The secretary can be seen at his Office In the
law building daily. from to pm. for informa-
tiop. enrolment, &c Those proposing to connect
themselves With the school for the ensuing term
requested to enrol their before the open
Ing night. and thus avoid the delay incident to
that occasion
Circulars giving course Of study, terms, SC,
can be obtained at book stores of W. H. Morri-
sons Sons. 1926 F street northwest: Lowdermilk
Co, li2d street northwest, and John Byrne
4 Co, la22 street nosthwest and ut w. S.
or en- application personally or by letter to the
undersigned s. NJ. YEATMAN
seo-lm Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13
WHERE FLESH IS NEEDED.

ana the systems
weakened, you
should take DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. After /" the
Grip" for In
stance, or in con-
valescence from
pneumonia, fe-
vers, and other
wasting diseases,
moth ing can
equal it as an ap-
petizing, restora-
tive tonic to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13
The Murdered Walsh Buried.

The remains of Willis shannon Walsh,
formerly a student at Georgetown College,
who was killed by Mexicans at Aquilar.
Col, reached st. Louis on Sunday. The
body was removed to the home of his I'M
Gle, julius S. Walsh, 362S Delmar toule-
ward. from which place the funeral took
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-13
Guilty of Heresy.

The Montreal presbytery has found Prof.
Campbell guilty on the first count of libel
for heresy. The vote was q to ID.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN Washington.

FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. An ELEMENTARY
and high school for both sexes 1911 St. begins
its eleventh year September q. Starting In the
primary department, a child may continue under
the guidance Of experienced college-trained teach
until prepared Tor college or for graduation Stu
dents prepared BY US are now enrolled at Yale,
Columbia. Cornell, Princeton Johns Hopkins. Mas
saehusetts Institute of Technology, Lafayette and
Hobart
The building is especially arranged for school
purposes and is thoroughly equipped with every
phys,cal laboratory.
Instruction is adapted to the needs and capac-
ity of the individual students.
Text books are furnished free Catalogues sent
sels-tr THos W. sIDwELL.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
eaeTg Rs Of Arts and
Medical Department opens MONDAY. October 2.
Law Department opens WEDNESDAY October 4.
selZ-ot President.
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, 1910 nth ST.
nj Boarding and Day School opens October 2.
Thorough instruction.; Progressive methods; indi.
Tidual attention; moderate prices.
Special classes: Literature, Languages, Elocution
Physical Culture, Cookery, Needle Work
ss,o.o,. Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. sMALLWOoD;
THE MISSES TTFFEY's school. FOR GIRLS AND
residence. 1896 CoRCoRAS ST For further in
formation apply for circulars. elI-eoIm.
OlLNE1 lNSllIUIE,
1927 ST.
Succeeding Mrs. Myers Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls.
OPENS OCTOBER L. 1898
MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY
MISS LAURA LEE DORSEY, Principals
au26-m,w,s
1s64-EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE-1s94
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
THE SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ma
tionaI Bank OF the Republic building, corner 7th
and ID SITS. NV. Day and night sessions began
September 4. Practical English. shorthand and
typewriting; Spencerian rapid writing; mechan-
cal and architectural drawing. Corps of ten
thoroughly trained teachers. Location central
Spacious, brilliantly lighted handsome balls
and class rooms. Services Of graduates always
In demand. Terms moderate, but COMPETE
ton with cheap schools.
Oflce open every business day and night Tele-
phone call, 1854.
Write call for now annual announcement
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
SELF PRINCIPAL and proprietor.
TENMANSIIP AND BOOKKEEPING IMPROVE
your handwriting. Nothing will aid you more
readily to secure a paying position; Morning
classes at the Spencerian Business College. The
most improved method Of bookkeeping taught
Private instruction dag evening In either
both branches. Apply to
se11-et' PACE A. STEELE 600 A ST. me-
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lit is Permanently Established.

record in
II o
varied and also
s Treatment II
10 he IN by those
Informed
cesu ueatd
Shha. Impoers Blod,et
of the Urinary Resprat yam Calculator Organs
ed only in already rich
and alike daily
1t
however freely
b reern be In
public
TREAT
a tn terms ferdn the
% make
hous9 % 1aOam nand7t
London Medical Dispemsary,
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WORDS
MRE
SILVER
DOLLARS
AT
@ROGMEY75v

When they take the shape Of promises to pay for
furniture and carpets. We want to urge upon you
the advisability Of furnishing your house now for
winter. Make up your mind that your house shall
be comfortable all the way through The little
driblsts that you pay US once week, once q
month, Will scarcely be missed-and In the end you
Will be happy In the possession of completely fur
nished house. Tell US what you need-tell US how
much you desire to pay-and how often-that's all
there Is to 1t. Remember have but one price
cash or credit-no notes to sign. We have
shown such complete stock of Parlor Furniture
before. Suites In Wilton Rug. Tapestry, Broca-
tele. Gilt. &c. Our prize offer is the choice be.
tween two piece Parlor Suites for So. so
one Is upholstered In plushthe other in hair cloth.
Your promise to pay buys one any time. II you
need Bed Room Suite you will find nearly q
hundred styles first floor to select from.
There is one here In solid oak-bevel glass In bu-
reau-our price Sl3-cash credit. II you need a
carpet for the parlor examine the Brussels sell
at so cents per yard. Splendid Ingram Carpet, IS
cents per yard. We don't stop with simply sell
ing II to you've make II and lay 1t on your floor
free Of cost-no charge for waste In matching ng-
ures. Find some other dealer who will do as we'll
by you. II you need Extension Table we sell
six feet long for $3.50. Woven Wire Springs
$1.75. Forty-pound Hair Mattress, 81. You'd
guess that We kept Stoves-but We do-aIl
sizea We complete house furnishers
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. I'D SESSION.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT. .7TH SESSION.
Both departments begin Monday, October 2.
ut pm. In the college building, 1928 II st. NV.
Introductory addresses by Prof. J. Ford Thomp-
son, MD, and L. c. f. Hugo. DDS.
The regular lectures begin at $50 pm. daily and
continue seven months.
new Chemical Laboratory. new Astrological
Laboratory, new Meteorological Laboratory, each
fui nished with improved apparatus: Minor
Surgery Room. with four newly imported manikins.
and Students Reading Room have been recently
provided. The Dental Infrmary is supplied with
all modern appliances. Ample clinical facilities.
THE AUTUMN EXAMINATIONS WILL BE
HELD AT THE COLLEGE ON THURSDAY. SEP
TENDER IS, AT 7P.M.
For circulars and information apply to
DIR. A. 8. A. KING, Dean,
1915 Mass. ave. NV, Washington. D. c.
Telephone SIS.
Office hours: to 10 am, 4 to 8 pm. se5-tr
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Success & Permanently


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MEDICAL
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GONZAGA COLLEGE,

No. 10 I st. NV.
Under the direction o, the Fathers o, the Society
Of Jesus.
o
CoI,psrs az, sr,-nTrs
r,v,,., r,o,,s o ISL. VI ,S,,u C. Nathan.
ties Bootieepins senosraphy and Typewritins
are iheiu'ed IN the course
paid to the RssPssssion Of students for the civil
service examinations
In the classical department students prepared
partments especaIiy of eetnefaw Hnd Siyersify
For further p,,ticn,ars .,,,v N
ses1m REV CoRSrJ IRIS currsprr a
COIUVPTA sTTTnIO 0V TT o-ITT1oN AN .5.r
Ing, ELEASoRE E P66EE, assisted ii BY VIM.
Send for catalogue. ses.1m'
SCHOOL dn For ST.
boys for J. H. L. ana all American colleges: ex-
perienced Instructors LANES A DITNIAM IA A
ses-l2t'
Mr.. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
n ooys viii open September Is. Preparation for
Rest OF references' For nortic,Iars onpiy 70 A.
\. MeoUARRiE l434 st NV .e7ln
ton and Delsarte. pupil Of Ada a. Mosher with
Hours, 4:ao to p.m. e'' -' se7st.
w .CIII>,J,15,x- ,,,-,. , :, 80, -, co. .-,,,
ST.: near Mass. ave. Reopens Oct q Boarding
ana day school. For circulars address Miss
CLACplA STUART. Principal. se5-1m
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN on YIOT IN. H0DER ATE
tarns i0>" "i'H> o> 'ioAi>' 'ioDEnAic
'e Cam Or .aa-.s. m pr,cuu.Sx
se7-6ts aoo2 ?tS So
coLUMhIA coSsEnvATonY OF MgsLc. 800 <
y Music Boston. Mass Ne" lASnnd ssa
nnor .n~,o, :, -, ,,,,,,,,,,, 7,71,,,,e,
NJ A AN L w. MEtEh. LfifslC GnAO-
mental music Address MFTZEROTvTS MTTSfC
STORE. or 1885 18th st. see-1m'
MT. VERNON SEMINARY
NJ o,a ~, 81.
noAnoiE>" AMI DAi S'iiooL foh YUM La
DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Thoroughly modern and progressive in methods
and spirit Primary. Secondary and Collegiate
t th .ns N t9'o TINS schooi CONTINUES
49, 49,, 10. ut tnonouSn instIuctIon ~
~ 70 vora%ir known NJ 7, G ~ nas nisn s.r peea
~ naVorapy Known II Is equipped with every
F., Torn, o,.o,. or.roprp . 100.
- os :, io'o'
Year BOOKS furnished On application.
Mrs, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS
sesam p-,rc,r.,
Whittingham institute. select boarding and
Gay school ior young ladies', Takoma Park, d.
-. ~; az uepaI.ments etperience9 teacnen; pure
aH purest water, siectric ana steam cars.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST p. lsli
Trains leave daily from Union station %. All p
9th and u ste.
Through the grandest scenery in tms-ica, with -,
hAnfsonesr AMI N -. complete sulii Train Ssrvlss
West from MashinxtpT
300 = m. dAi'v-''washington snl Chicago sps-
ctal'-Solid vssti1u'gl swlv equipped. slertrIs-
lightedt-ain. Pa nsu's ln.s. S'espiny cars vt4a-
ington 10 Clncinnst rni Hhshin -rpn - chicago.
1:oA An. lntTnapos u ,i5Atn Chicago t:sn y. n.
IL 10 .. M dailv-fEe 'tnlrs'' ~ =. Y. Mur@ 4" :
asolid vssti0ule trtiu. wa lnn- IN Pull nfB
sieeners for Cin-iTrati. tsrinrt01 AL I,lsvu
without Oh Al - arriving " ffn~iunati a-gN =. ~
LeSin-toa s:ls p m r.5u'sytue Q 5Op N In i-si.
apolis II 10 IN. Ch,rass = ..'u. g. Louis a.
A. m. roun-t!ngiu fsninn - 81 cor - uBiufs.
special Pullman sleeper SOn1a-s Wsfnssisvs al
Fridaysth rugh % H't S2rin Va withon: chEa re-
arrives ~ n. W
200 .. IA. dailv-EKDrs-s Tor Gorlossylla. 9 ~.
lcttssvlile. Wavn -boro Stauat0n sui NJ ipa We
Puiln an lo-atioH> an tiekets NJ company. Blhcss
513 and 1927 Pe1nR ave
au3I Hw FULLER Gsi'i Passenger A-snt
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHIN UTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1885 II street northwest gives thorough prepara-
tion for college for the Naval and Military Acade
mics and for business. A corps OF nine professors
and Instructors. Building open for inspection ard
2 teacher present daily. to answer inlniries from
3 to O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER Is.
For catalogue or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Phi. D..
seS-tr Principal.
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

THE COILEG1ATE DEPARTMENT.
The exercises Of this department VIII be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September Is. at Q O'Clock
am. In the Lecture Hall Of the University. The
various courses Of study have been extended, the
laboratory facilities increased and the faculty
larged.
The College is open to students OF both
Applica tons for catalogue should be addressed TO
the Registrar. II. G. HODGKINS, ABB. VINO may
be found daily In the Library Of the niversity
from o to O'Clock, and from 4 to O'Clock.
seS-tr
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EDUCATIONAL
m WASHINGTON.

IN WARRINGTON.
MRS. GRACE A. K STEELE SOPRANO AND
voice culturist Conservatory terms to claesee.
Now At home 70 pupils and insluirers. ls23 Q
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT %.
for Baltimore and river landings
Steamer Sue leaves every Monday at pm asa
Steamer LADY Of the Lake ever Sunday at : a.
and wednesday NJ pm. for Baltimore and nv q
All ACCOMMODATION FIRsr-cIASs.
ALL RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PRPAID.
For freight sf EIi'His sGS&; 8 BRo. ACTS
Jcc7 3m 9TH street wharf
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co. LIMITED
From ~ St ,tsTry ", wfa f,.,-n>-.,vn a.
and and ntermcdsts iapdins. Returning TTsbATS
stsSinSr T. Y krroHsm.th on MoNpAYs "a
wEDNEsDAYs a, 500 pr. %, Aletandrla Colo
leaves Kinssis TUESDAYS and IN RSDAYs ~
S sstsTS ap sns fR nYns Il MSn 81 s, T
DAYS At $50 p m; fsr Colonial Besch Cotton !.
dennsSt s 81 e1rs ;-, Island ,s, sS,s sr
irving al. washington SUNDAYS about 10 pa
,es-tf General Manager.
NEW PALAcF STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf. 9Th street, sus.
al cny wharf sSra1 ~ e s dd ~ MaadOf t Rssar
ing on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridsys .
Received until hour of sailing. Telephone. i7o&
r. A REED CO.. agents. hlessnaris
nneT,r Proprietor and MannGcr.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT ca
DAILY LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON. ID @
NORFOLK. VA
The ne y and powerful 1ron ralass steAmsrs-
WASHINGTON AND NOIeFoLk-SDUTH BoUNn
Leave Ma-aingtsn daily NJ pm. RON foot a
It'll at wharf arrive a Fo-fr-sS Msurge AZ 6-1
next d-y Arrive az Norfoit At 40 an
where raf,roa(- Nslne lions are MADE Tor All polSs
youth aud southwest
NORTH BOUND.
Leave ssorfnlk daily a c.lo pm Lave Fortres
Monro< az ITO nm. Arrive Washington ~
$40 q. IN. next day.
Tickets on sale At 5i3 0lg. 1851 and is2l Pens
sylVania ave-. and Gl5 18th 81.
Ask for tiskets the new line.
Telephone iSo -
spf4tf Geo. snpt
NnTADTEC DT-DTTC
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI
versity.-45th session begins October q For par.
ticulan apply to the Dean. G. L MAGRUDER.
N. D.. sl5 VT. ave. suistoc7

WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4o7 EAST
Capitol ct. Ninth year opens September T. A
nigh-9rade business college, patrontsei 10y the
best people OF Washington and anoriins both
sexes complete preparation for u successful
Start In life Now open for enrolment OF stu
dents No colored students adnittclD CON-
pare our priees and facilities with snv business
college In Washington. Gail send for II page
catalogue Containing names Of $50 sxu-
COURT r. WOOD LIN.
EDWARD NJ HULL AR.
eoIo Principals.
SOME ADVANTAGES OF
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