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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
LAUREL MATTERS.
The RegistratiOn and Other News of
Interest.
Correspondence of The Evenin0

The Registration and Other News Of
Interest.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LAUREL. Nd, October z 1s93
The October sittings of the officer Of reg
tstration closed Thursday night with the
result Of leaving the list in the same con-
dition 1t was this time last year. There
were forty-three names stricken of and
the same number added. This does not
show decrease In the population, but
rather a lack of interest on the part of
those entitled to register, while the large
number Of new inhabitants have not been
In the district a year and cannot therefore
register.
There Is very unusual sight near the
town now. which attracts much attention.
Mr.. H. G. Odenwald has an apple tree in
full bloom, as IL spring had come
The desire to visit the worlds fair seems
to have taken hold upon the people of the
town at last, and everybody who can 20
Is going. In addition to the party named
In The Star this week, Messrs. G. E. Bald
win. William Jackson and Pierce Baldwin
start for Chicago today, with others to fol-
low in the immediate future.
Rev. w. s. Caughy. pastor of st. Mary's
r. c. Church. returned last night from Chi
cago.
The commissioners of Howard county,
which adjoins Laurel on the north.
have agreed to build new iron bridge
over the little Patuxent river. between
here and Savage, which will he
very great convenience to our people who
have business with that thriving manu-
featuring place. their action will save
considerable time and a considerable dis
lance between the two places.
Laurel people seem to be in luck in get
ting places under this administration. Mr..
Theodore Bornkessell, formerly Of this
place, but who went to Kansas City, Mo-,
has been appointed to a position in the gov
eminent printing office through Represen-
tative Tarsney Of that state. Representa-
tive Talbot Of Baltimore has also secured
an appointment for one Of his old constitu-
ents, Mr.. Speckelmeyer, now residing in
Laurel.
Mr.. Perkins Of this county. who is so
well spoken of in The Star of Thursday, the
republican nominee for controller. is well
known to a great many of our people. The
nomination is a strong one, especially in
this county.
Mr.. NJ. v. Richards. immigration agent
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, was in Laurel yesterday with party
Of gentlemen from Louisiana and Iowa
looking for a place to locate with a party
from their respective localities They were
much pleased with Laurel and 1t Is hoped
that they will decide to come here.
r NJ r
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BALTIMORE 4 oHro RAILROAD.

Schedule In er~~t July O. rsp3
Leave Washington from station corner Of yev 49,
For chicaeo and Sor,hve.s ives vs..ibu,., r,u,,.,
Express trains Ills an. dlA g a. am II Al
night, Steering car open for p.s..ns.r. II nm.
For P.t:Sarr and Cleveland EXPIRES. n asis IL ~
For Ierias 81 m an and s,.un.oa. no. 4o.r
For winche~ter and Wv stations. "a Dn.r
Chattanooes and Memphs. IL no 3. n. d.ls: slsset.
For Lur.v. + 81 nm. daily.
600. IS minI,.s,. $50. s g 20 81 uo 90 IS ni,.
!7o 800 Sos 900. ili L ana II n 70 s ss,.
1ays % 40 600. - mtnn,esl rs rs. 80. "a ~
4 minus q; % i "a ~ so z "a Z a
For Annapolis Z. Is and 5. N a. M. 10 Is sni 4 %
For For frsdsrsci. iioso. MIS- q D an. lila tXS
EST Ssss no Ss, :.
sas sss so o = g. O.
am. q. i5pm sInre.. trains .ta,p'er Al reieci-
Rorsh BiG CHI III foRk ssp Pill
For phii.a.,ulria. New Solt Boston .,a .h. ...s
daily. 500 40 90. Dining Car, a IN. la.oc. 24l
oau: p IN .sr,. Soo Ul.3o pm Sleeping osr.
Buffet Parior csrs on all dsv trains
n car 70 Bp.,Un
apoushkeepsle bridge landing passengers In B. sad
For kti.nsic City 10 90 a. IN and II 90 noon saa-
fEIcept sunday. Daily. SUNDAY only.
BaeTa9e called for and check ID from hossa, ssi
re,idenc.s by Union Transfer Co on orders left =
?t'i ,s and 1851 p, :T; .9 q sc ssHS
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either side. and think it was very well
He felt confident that the cup would re-
main here.
thought the valkyrie had a little the best
Of the wind. II anything.
Every one must have seen how she
caught up with US at the end while We
use of talking? We knocked them out
fair and square," and the Yankee skipper
walked forward to keep some enthusiastic
excursionists from sinking the cup de-
fender.
Some Of the Vigilant's crew were agree
ably surprised when they found they had
won. This was because they had to leave
their mascot, the white fox terrier Vigil
liant. ashore. owing to an attack Of cole
They hardly expected to win without their
mascot.
London Opinion of the Race.
The London Times says editoriaIy Of the
yacht race OF New York on Saturday:
'Vigtlant's victory was fairly earned, and
doubtless raises the presumption that she
will win three out Of the five races Still
Nalkyrie Is not beaten yet. She had little
chance of displaying her best points Of sail
Ing. Had the wind held true she would
have had a fine opportunity of showing her
merits. Making excuses for the vanquish-
ed. however. Is not a popular office, and
doubtless there are many who will answer
That tickle breezes are an essential condi-
ton OF yacht racing. Moreover. we have
no idea of disparaging the merits Of Vigil
lant's triumph"
The Standard says: 1.-The race proves little
more than did Thursdays which yacht is
the speedier. The wind was just as I'M
certain as at the first trial The two races
balance each other. Unless there are steady
winds. whether moderate or strong. the
question Of superiority will not be decided"
The Daily News says: TT would be idle
to deny that the result of the race is disap-
pointing. but 1t will not bring a bitterness
of feeling to anybody. The Valkyrie's be-
havior on the homeward course serves to
diminish the extent of the disaster. and
warrants the best hopes for the result of
the next race"
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cIIEsArEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
scHEpr1E N EXPECT .Arcrsr n. rsas

SCHEDULE II EFFECT -AUGrsT n. 1eas
Trains leave daily from Union Station B. an
Pl. 9th and SITS
Through the grandest scenery In America. with
the handsonest and most complete Solid-trnin
Scr,i ice West from Washington.
600 pm. daiiy-"washington and Chicago spe-
ciai''-Solid vestibnled. newly equipped. electric
lighted train. ruilmans finest sleeIins cars Wash
incton Cincinnati and Washington 10 Cffcaga.
Dining from Washington Arrive Cincinnati q
7:s5 am, Indianapolis LES an. Chicago s:29
pm.
lilo pm. daily-The famous p. r. Y. Iim-
itsd''-a solid vestihule train. with dining ara
Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati. Lexington aud
Louisville. without change. arriving At Cincinnati
6:25 pm. Lexington 61s pm. Louisville $50
pm. Indianapolis II 10 pm. Chicago 6:s5 m,
ST. Louis f:45 am, connecting In Union depot
for all points.
Special Pullman sleeper Wednesdays through -
Hot Springs. Va. without change; arrives $40
an
200 nm daily-Express for GordonvIle. Char.
iottesvfile. waynes,oro. sfaunfon and PRINCIPAL
Virginia points: daily. except Sunday, for RicA-
mond.
Pullman locations and tickets at compAny's -
f~es sia and sc1 Penua- ave.
au24 II. W. FULLER Gen'i Passenger Aernt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
MARTIN COLLEGE OF oRAroRy

MARTIN COLLEGE OF oRAroRy.
i223. 1225, 1227, 122s. 1921 @ ST.
Admitted to he the finest College OF Oratory in
the world. School year begins October q
webster Eagerly, A NJ, Ph- D., President.
Hon T. Is. Hay, Chairman of Board OF Trustees.
len Instructors and Twenty LECTURER
FULL COURSE IN EXECUTION.
FULL COURSE IN ORATORY
FULL COURSE IN DRAMATIC CULTURE
Also CONDENSED COURSES for busy people.
Catalogue ready. Send for Souvenir Circular /"
SEMINARY COURSE
Includes Rhetoric, Logic. Bellies Lettres Como
sition, punctuation, Anaiysis, Literature Shakes-
peare, Languages and Music
LANGUAGES
French! German! Italtanr SnanishY
sel6-.im NUSIC-vOCAL. INSTRUMENTAL.
BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
py note or smplined method: 81 per quarter; IL
years experience; parlor open from 10 A m up-
IN ~ pm. GEORGE DRAEGER. 63i 1 St NV.
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uouer California Purch..ed

William a. Wrendon, London capitalist,
in an interview yesterday in San Francis
co said that the territory of Lower Califor-
MIA has been purchased from the Mexican
government by an English-American syn
dicate 1t is the intention of the syndicate
to have the peninsula annexed to the United
States.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
s c2SSRE 3 Law ES%.
FACULTY.
Rev. J. HAvENS RICHARDS. s. J.,
HON sf HENRY = B ' sRo SSHss'i L. D..
HdS WffLf1M RicAARb bsessof II D..
on and "
HON. MARTIN tsESl F. N M1RRls L. d.
se OF oo Of Rpsa' Of the Dis
5a
Hos :na E2fsE " ILL., d.
Lecturer on the Law q Real Estate and the Law
Lecturer o. The La. Fr Con-
ct s5aSss and e H NssH5las5s Paper f D.
Lecturer 90 the Law Of Partnership, Corporations.
Rr' soss PA Fs:'1 An #. H. .f b.
P sgv' hrS Hsf HSIa1s I'D E0i j.:
rAIL hsstB5ss On On E Eas2Fn! law 4. NJ,
Circuit do sstoIsf q C aohb sHs A. NJ
SEsT 53SS B1RsxkD A and HEShT Z WISE
SAMUEL NJ YEArMAN. A. NJ.
n. twenty fourth annual session of the School
Budns scs sss sos esa
delivered deliver and annoanc. merits made for the en-
suing term. Present and prospective students,
aiunni and all others Interested In legal educa-
ton are cordially invited to be present. The large
and carefully selected library will be open at all
hours OF the day and evening. during the term,
for the use Of students and alumni and the facul-
~ are gratihed to he 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 20 pm. for informa.
themselves with the school for the ensuing term
are requested to enrol their before the open
ing night, ana thus avoid the delay incident to
that occasion.
can Se oSta Esine course r Of study terms Sr
sons sons Sons 1926 street northwest: Lowdermilk
70, i42i street northwest, and John Byrne
4 Co., 1922 f street northwest, and at W. s.
Ihompsons drug store. 7O3 18th street northwest,
or on application personally by letter to the
unoerslGned s. N. YEATMAN,
6e0-lm
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VlGlLANTS VICTORY
What q Said About the Success of the
Sloop.
yalkyrie's People Claim That satur.
days Race Was No Test of the
Relative Merits of the Yachts.

The result Of Saturdays race between the
vigilant and Valkyrie. FOR the Americas
cup. was announced in a postscript edition
OF The Star. Continuing the story Of the
regular edition. the valkyrte made the short
est and most direct course back to the light
ship and gained a little on the vigilant.
But II was too little TO effect the general
result The valkyrie did her best sailing on
the way home and surprised the American
yachrsmen by the way she held her position.
not sagging or like the CoIonia, but seeming
to have a grip on the water to keep her in
position.
home. Both victor and vanquished were
cheered and saluted at the finish. and 1t
seemed hours after the visilant had passed
the liRhtshfp before the Valkyrie got there
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Mrs Lispenard of New York died at New
port Saturday.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co. .LINrTED.~
From IN st. ferry wharf.
Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS NS,' Mtp oS
and intermediates landings; Returning rtEspArA
THIRspkys end SUNDAYS ses c.hedylsl
w SscSTsa a, 500 p% for AsIrndria, Colo
NAL Beach ana an lower river landings; returning
leaves Kinsale TCESDAfs snc .EsI.saAf n,r, rcs
NFSDAy and FRIDAY MORNINGS. On SATUE-
DAYS at $3.50 pm fr ooicn,ei Bessh; coiton,s
Coan and Yeoccnico; returning leaves kinsale. ar
irving at Washington SUNDAYS about 10 pA.
'see schc'''s' CIV. RrnLry.
,ee.e General Msnsees.
Srw PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leave. River View wharf 7th street. sun
day Tuesday and thursday at , an. Landing at
i alr " on Mondays. wednc.aays and Friday. 9
nm PASSENGER accommoda tions hrrt-clsss FreiTse
Tccevea gp,i hour 2. sa,iis Hexnnds i3s
,r,1.r prcrrieto- and M.nsr.r.
\,,,.t,,i-, AM mAsIilNUTOA STEAMBOAT Gu.
many trSr prrwEEN WASHINGTON D. q.
Foi,TI,hss MONROE and
IN. N. and powerful Iron Paiacs steanera
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-soUTH BOUND.
Leave Ms-s'nsts r,rs e, =, Fortress Monroe az sse
IN ne,t day Arrive at Norfolk AZ s:5o An.
where railroa sshneC lions are MADE nor al points
youth and southwest
NORTH BOUND.
N.Y. ~ 40 IN. Arrive az washinstse az
t,'o am. next CAV.
Tickets On sale at 6Ia, eis. 1851 ana 1921 Pens
syl,ania ave-. aud obs l5th st, ~
sk for tik.ts via the new line.
Telephone '''' mo. CALLAHAN.
apIttf Cen supt.
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OUT OF wAsHINGTOy-

~ Or WA~HfNtiTON.
LAKEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDvIIIE. PA.
Si9s per year; successful school: one OF the
ees. 70 niuse With energy and to wake w boys
70 me duties OF life boys under l3 years SEA
.ShoRIIlDGE Nale). An, Principal.
PENNINGTON sEAdrNARY.
Our catalogue is full Of the very informat,oo
IL so beautiful that IL would grace ro,,s - s lie
table: Sent free. Address THOMAS MANIoS.
.eiinns.ou n. .. ty1-7St
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LADIES' GOODS

NIXoN's,
1921 F STREET NV.
OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
LATEST NOVELTIES.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
It, October 10 and IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09

NINE. J. ESPUTA-DALT,
Teacher OF voice culture and the note chain sys-
tenn for reading music at sight. Nine Daily has
charge of vocal department at Mt. De Sales.
Md. and st. Johns College. Washington. ID. c.
School singing classes speciality. Address 22i
n J. ave- NV Call 10 am. to pm. Moriay.
and Wednesdays and after Sept 4. au23-3m
Mrs. T. ID. BUCHER,
1927 q st. NV,
piano Vocal Culture and Harmony Classes q
sa25 I'm soeciaity
BUSINESS scHcoI.-EvENNG SESSIONS ONLY
Eight practical studies.
lust what young men need to qualify for bus
ipcss or positions In the civil service.
THE Y NJ. q. A. BUSINESS SCHOOL. 1909
New York ave.
Sessions begin October 2. 1898.
Enrichment September Is.
For particulars call at the ONCE. sc9-1m
WILLIAM wAI.DECKER, GRADUATE LEIPZIG
Conservatory of Music, teacher Of piano, organ
aid harmony. For terms apply at residence, II 20
9th st, NV. seo-1ms
THE MCDONALD ELLIS SCHOOL.
Corner 18th street and Massachusetts avenue.
English and French Rolrding and Day School
for Young ladies' and little girls Unusual ad-
yantages I'm literature, music and physical cul-
ture.
The eleventh year begins Sept. q, 1893.
For information address the principal,
se23-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WAsHIN1:TON.
MARTIN COLLEGE OF
ELOCUTION.

NNOSO Y uOk W
ORATORY AND DRAMATIC CULTURE. 1928
1Z2o, 1927, 1929, 1921 G st. The finest school in
the world. Lessons In class private, In all
branches. oc9
THE BEST BUSINESS COURSE
r, At the lowest price.
Bookkeeping. arithmetic, spelling, grammar let.
ter writing. rapid penmanship. business forms,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
S.w. corner Sth and streets NV.
.. W: FLYNN, A. NJ, Principal.
established 1876; polite attention; individual
instruction; best discfpline best location; day or
night 20 year. Send for announcement Oc9
EATON. BURNETT & DURLNG'S
BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL.
18TH AND SITS. NV
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS IN ACTIVE OPERA
TION.
The most practical form of instruction to be
found in any college. Our methods and the meth
DDS of business are identical. Our graduates sue
coed where others fail.
Call and see US. We court investigation and in
wife comparison au5-Sm
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ACCCRDEON SKIRTS. WAISTS AND CAPFS
done at short notice; also side plating and piuk
Ing SIMON'S PLATING ESTABLISHMENT
626 w. Lexington ST.. Baltimore, Nd. Agencies
wanted In all large cities. ocs-lms
MADAME LokER OF BALTIMORE DRRSsMAK-
ing Parlors 1223h st. NV. Latest STYLES and
perfett Mt guaranteed for ladies and children.
LADIES'
Bring us your pieces OF ostrich feathers and have
them made into boas. tour de cou, long plumes
tips, Prince OF Wales. fans. trimmings Sc |:
cleaned, dyed. curled In perfect French STYLE
Mr.. and Mime. DEPOIILY,
6l3 18th st. NV.
Beware-We have no branch house. oc6-3ts
FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP m
nrst-claks Partisan style; white and satin dresses
laces and lace curtains speciality; prices rea-
sonable. Call at NINE. EIBOt'D'S. successor 70
Mme Nlmont old stand. s13 18th st. q. w. 81 Pms
MADAME GENESTE NO. $40 A STREET s T.
Washington,D. c.; one square from r street cars:
curtains ind laces done up equal to new; curtains
speciality; goods handled with care, and called
for and delivered. seI5-Ims
SEALSkN GARMENTS ALTERED REDYED AND
refined Fur work Of every Description The
Misses CUNNINGHAM. 1905 Sth st. NV. aue- sm
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, see 18TH ST.
and i2o6-l2s I st, NV, ARTISTIC DYEING.
CLEANING AND RESTORING of light, hervy.
fancy or ornamental materials. goods fabrics
and articles Of wear OUTING SUITS given mar
ticular attention. Our patronage extends Into
the most fashionable circles. Uii
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and
MORAL--Physiologioa and Rational Psychology
Ethics lectures on the history of philosophy. Prof
LEE DAVIS LODGE, Pm. ID.
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MISS ALICE E. BURBAGE, 469 ST. NV.
Graduate Of Royal Conservatory of Leipzig,
Piano sOlOist and
Teacher Of piano, harmony and counterpont.
oC9-1ms
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES POSI-
tion as visiting governess, will give lessons In
any branches; Qualifications, English, mathe-
matics, Latin, French and music. Address MU-
SIC, Star office. oc7-4ts
AN EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER WILL
give piano lessons at Is cents per lesson, at
home home Of pupils II desired. Address G. B. n,
H. CLoUGH LIGHTER. oRGANIyr AND
choirmaster OF Epiphany parish; instruction In
organ and harmony. 1919 14th st. NV Tues
days and Fridays, IL to /. Oc7-2w'
MISS FLORENCE Glass;
Teacher 900 Of T Piano and Organ.
Terms reasonable oc7-st.
SCHOOL FOR SMALL CHILDREN, $40 18TH ST
NV, opp. Mcpherson Square.
a Hours $50 am. to 1880 pm; ,
WANTED-A TALENTED YOUNG MAN TO JOIN
theatrical stock company. willing to work with.
out compensation for experience; send address,
giving age and qualifications; anonymous an
swers will not be noticed. Address COMPANY,
Star Office. oc7-3as
Mr.. PUTNAMS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
boys 10 located at l434 Q st. NV. Preparation
for colleges and technical schools and for bust
to WIN. II. PUTNAM, or A. n. McQUARRE.
oc7-1m"
sIGNOR MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL.
The only thorou,, .c,a sls II 3; f.. NV. I.;.,.
italian method Of singing In Washington. Careful
placing Of the voice and artistic nnish.
MISS HARRIET r. PARSONS,
TEACHER OF PIANO,
Resumes lessons October 2
oc7-7t' 1929 ST. NV.
FROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN,
l4S4 st. NV.
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CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

This school will open at G O'Clock D. m. OCTOBER
with courses of instruction In the following sub
tects: General AMI Analytical Chemistry, General
and Laboratory Physics, Assaying Mathematics,
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering Min
eralogy, Geology and Blowripc Analysis Meteorol-
t9ral. Mechanical and Topographical Drawing. En-
sllsh, French, German, LATIN. Psychology All
sexes.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY lee
lures. Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
cumulative Analysis. Assaying. Metalurgy. Prof.
CHARLES E. MUNROE. s. B.
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURALIZATION
Geometry, Triyonometry, Analytic Geometry, Cal
enl9s ard Direrential Equations. Prof. Il. l.
HODGKINS, PHI. d. =
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

The exercises of this department will be re-
sumeo on MONDAY, September ~, at O'Clock
am. IN the Lecture Hall Of the University. The
various courses Of study have been extended. the
larged.
The College is open to students of both sexes
Applicatons for catalogue should be addressed to
tne Registrar, II. G. H0DGEINS, ABB, who may
De found daily In the Library Of the University
from y to ! O'Clock, and from to O'Clock
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DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
Thorough course in the French language and litera
ture; instruction especially adapted to scientific
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DEPARTMENT OF DRAwNG.-Freehand, Me-
chanical Topogrt phic and Architectural Drawing
and Modelling. Prof. HARRY KING. LIB
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
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DENTISTRY.


L. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE LEADING
dental organization Of America. Scientific DEN.
TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only 4Ol
1TH ST See card in another column. oc9
DIR. GRAHAM, 3O7 It'll ST. NV. SPECIALIST
I'm operative and surgical dentistry Filling ana
extracting positively without DE in No inexpp-
rienced and Incompetent hoy assistants or newly
hedgcd graduates intrusted to practice on pa
tents but all operatons performed personally
by DIR. Graham. Extracting. 25c.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic. soc.
Cleaning. 75c.
Filling with platina. silver amalgam. 15c.
Porcelain crowns IS: gold crowns. SO.
Very best full set tseta 81 sc2,1mos
GROsHoN's DENTAL PARIORS. ESTABLISHED
1887. 150S 14th 81. NV. Artificial Teeth in
serted 81, $l2 TO $40. Open all hours. including
Sundays. Local anaesthetic used for painless ex-
traction Of teeth. sec3ltns
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARy.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge.
cept cost OF material, at 1925 II -. NV. den
tai department Of the Columbian University.
from l to 8 pm. daily, except Sunday. En-
traction free. 1nfrmary open from October 20
June 30. seq tr
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This year additional course of instruction in
MIR. NJ. NJ. RAMSEY.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. OPEN ALI.
HOTEL year. Or beach. Maryland ave. Every
comfort and couv. for fall and winter
IMPERIAL. home reduced rates Open fires ami
mys-8m solarium. G. W. KENDRlCK.
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DEPARTMENT OF acknowledgements course
In the German LANGUAGE conversation and extern
Guiding science and history. Prof HERMANN
SCHOENFEID. Phi. d.
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