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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect July a. 1874
Leave Washington from station corner OF ysv y~~,s~
For chicseo and SorsSwess. 's vs.tibu,.a Im,s.s
Express trains Ills am. 61a $40 nm, IL 81
night Sharing car open for p.s.engers II nm
buled LIMITED. & 70 .. N express 70 s5 niehc
For Pi.tsbure and Cleveland. express daily IL ~
For Lsrineton and stanton. 40. GAN.
ror winchester and vav stations. VI. 3or.m
70, Lurny, Ns,urd Br.dss Rosnste. Knoxville
For Iuray. 3 80 nm. daily.
= ~ sc w 90 T! a Is sS
ute,, q. m. s1e 90 - la 20 70 20. "a Is sex
1 * o. Sax S 60 III 4 g Ga Is 70 s So
DAYS. Is 20. (s %. 45 minuteel. rs n5 81 M m "a
sss 90 al. & pi "; = "a 81 I Is 81
For hnnsooii. Z Is and & Is Is |. m. II Is ..a & -
For Frs 4saEs lad o. III s. Pm I,S M
For S:ss .ss n, no Ts e 2 &c "n
se,1.9ars sns rsy .2o = 3 Il
an isRm FIpre.s tram ina .seS s g1'e q p.sss
r. EdS s,s,iG p 1Ily I'M 40 r g Is
For phf,.ae,rh. xer rl 9ort Boston ana On. ...,
d 2. " 800 90 90 Dining Car, q m. II. 90. go
s 20 10: p y, car, ZOO ulao pm. slsspinr oss
BUFFET Psriot Carr on all d.v train.
nx Car % spsson s
aPoIshkeegsie bridge. landing passsnrers IN b sol
For htisnsic City. 10 90 =. m. ana Il. oonooa. su,
fEIcept sunday: Daily. ssundsyon only
B.er.s. called Tor "a esecfsa from hos..s s.s
residences by Union Trsn.ssr o.. on orders len =
t'1 9isi IL and ISL p c Cha % . StGs
Gen Mansssr. tte1ol Gen Pas. As>t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
Wife Murderer Convicted.

The jury in the case of Geo. Schmous of
Ptttsburg, charged with the murder of his
wife and two children. came into court Sat
In the first degree
Schmous resided with his family on South
18th street. Early in the morning of July
q the Schmous' residence was discovered
in flames. The fremen found the dead
bodies of Mrs. Schmous and her two daugh-
tiers In an upper room. Johnny Schmous, a
nine-year-old son, saw his father strike his
mother with Ratchet, and then ran away.
The bodies were horribly mutilated and
burned.
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MOncy for Miners.

Was thought a few days ago that the
Derbyshire. England miners would he cow
pehed 70 return to work. the funds of their
ASSOCIATION having been exhausted and
trdIes'nen refusing 10 further accept the
eoGto.lS mat the association issued to the
strikers IN lieu of money.
me association, however, proved itself
Ie4tlr IN eNpedlent and at once opened ne
eol!atons 70 raise a loan OF fl6.OOO
rive GladStonisn members of the house
or commons agreed to guarantee the repay-
rnent or the money, and with these gentle
men as It's security the association found
httle dinicuity in raising the desired
amount OF money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLr RAILROAD,
SAMUEL SPENCER, r. W HU1DFKOPEh AMI
REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS

RICHMOND AND pANyILLE RAILROAD,
'~~ i nE fpBfSf FFsosTTiER. RhcEiyhns
Schedule in effect September "a. 1SoA
g., Al trains ASTvs and lsaye Penn-yv'n.
8 90 4. m daiiy.-Locsi for DsnviIe and inSsrms,;
and ssrss burs daily except sunday. ard Connect q
a. neehbnrg with Norfolk and Western stations ~e-T
IL OF I'm. Richmond and Dsnvflie fast mail
poipt. south on Ricsnoas and psnviIis system, H.
ccinaing Anniston and Birmingham, also oIehhs
Pullman Sleeper New York and washington %
Atlanta. uniting at Greensboro with sleeper fsr
As m--DailyfOr Charlottesville and ntermedists
,lo, g ?. rn,-Dslly. WASHINGTON AND soUrn-
.MEssTkkN yEsTIBULED LIMITED. compossdes-
to AtsDts nonisom.,y and New Orleans with Pu
,nrton to New Orleans Via Mon ,ronsry, ana Noe
, Work e Auensts- Pullman sleeper washington 70
TRIMS oS WASH SeT .xpoHro DIVISION
for Ro Mihi H,Ii an ?, e g m AS Pm dsv
Herpdon and rmsdiate stations Rasnrnns' srrse
s ana s. m dsiiy except sunday St from Here
r s sns s2gsi .srvi msnsas.s d
ssnon - I'm daily except sunday. and $50 ana
c;ssts Steering Car reservation. and inforn.sior
ss.:i SS R
" Il. s ssf9Sf Cen II Rs q rrpr
l. s Brown. General Aren't PsssenrsT Dept sess
STATION fcSoNSNNsrI rL 6S IA r. EsILE9Ab
lo. s..1 a. NJ SqftSBSsSsO 'i ExP pEs
burg e oincinnati and fndisnspoiss ana HATTIE
'o' % Pm = MAST LINE Pittshurr snd chicaes
lG Pm sr0 fM HffTTury
s%s sSS Cav. fasssas p % c
ale M s sT errlcr Ca. 20 Hsrrt.slrr;
nsfb mSfEsEs ssri1F Ra fs,or
"sA ne = a. y; wEsIERS FxPREss sle.r-
Dining GO 81 n, s. and Harrisburg 10 Cleveland
40 ,rI p y soUTMwEsrERN Fxpnzss-pul.
I bIninE Cars Harrisburg 70 cineinnsti and 81
lo.zoP n PACIFIC ExpRFss.-purr,., s,..rsuv
SSrrtd p,sts,enrs and Buffet sleepinE Oar Harris
A. ~ Tor Kane c.n.naarua Rochester and NJ
10. Is a s NJ daily aai y, .ycert sunday
ssAi,y, except Sunday. For wIiiismsport daily.
74S S, 2 81 Tor wrl.m.por, Rochester. Buffalo ..s
ina car w gss ssily .rseE, Saturday With sleep
dsy 10 B iS5 Erie c.R,ads,sg. an. Hochss.r
Saturday with ssspins Car w.ssns asay e
fAi4sD
New Yoft T s,iIv p I'm c:r from baltimore 10
iSSS ,n9 PING s Sss, , Y o t ;ss
rS. PhiIsdelsS,s only r.s Sly a.p sas q
For BSs.o nav rth a5srs % I'd
''i @Pis"IF' ac On saa 7iG 2sc7 20 $50 200 az
ii iss 20 n arg h 4. sa.i Zoo ISsc 80
= y 3 3 on 1i~I e. r % q i .s ais
For pp Pores 60 20 AZ, T.n IL e 2 M
'r sH; a: creep: a ssns., ss,s.,
For f R,.s% sSS =, -. .-a .ona'.s '.0o', "
assPl%na s AMI the Far soTsh 80 and 10 sI.m
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY OF LAW.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
FACULTY OF LAW.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. IL. D..
Late Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia.
HON. RICHARD II. ALVEY
Chief Justice Of the Court OF Appeals Of the Dis
LECTURER ' 9s S g sfl1%Sfn LAW.
JAMES ScHoULER, IL D..
Lecturer on constitutional law I'm Johns Hopkins
LECTURER on PEss9SsL PROPERTY, DoMEs-
ApMINfsTRAT ia1,S' AM
HON. WILLIAM b. WEBB. L. D..
LECTURER on PRACTICE i5S Az AND PAT JTGiR1spIcr1oN
OF THE FEDERAL COURTS.
HON; H. Q. CLAuGHroN. L. D..
rN TIIISos Of. OF THE SENIOR Class AND PRO
F bESE OF Eo S3MMoN hA% RLEApNG Ey
MERcISL LAW A SiSf The rdSf Law OF a'A
EUGENE caR air IL. D.,
n-s.,,n,,,o ot the washington Bari
TsERSGTS Or Of TH TIE JT Ip Class ASP Fro
soNAL TEoPERTy: SoSIRAcTs, ,SESoTT-
PoRATIoNs.
"A HON: SAMUEL. F. PHILLIPS.
LEcTURER on THE Law '1 OF o1 PARTNERSHIP
HON. JOIN GooDE.
Cof virginia.)
LECTURER on THE LAW OF CRIMES.
Lecturer t 81 faTrl EPf ha@ kND Practice
JACKSON II. RAISroN IL. NJ,
tOf the Washington Bari
LECTURER On PRACTICE. AND JUDGE OF THE
MOOT COURT
HON. SAMUEL. +. PHILLIPS HON. II. o.
CLACGHToN and EUGENE CARUSI, ESQ.,, Judges
Of the Court Of Appeals.
The Law School OF the National University viii
college building. on 18th st. between II and
SITS. n
The exercises will begin at O'Clock pm. and
VIII consist Of disbursements Of the course of
classes
Alumni of ;he school, those Intending tn study
law. and the public generally. invited 10 be
present The school is supplied with an excellent
library and reading room for the Of the
personal instruction pursued in this school.
LECTURES AND CLASS EXERCISES commence
~ "-sn o'clock nm. Catalogues ran No he'd at
Lowdermilk Cos. 1924 IT. NV: Morrison's.
1876 St NV: Byrne & Co.. 1922 St NV. OF
on application to the secretary in person OF
by letter.
The secretary win be In attendance from Q
O'Clock an 70 o'clock m. daily texcept sun
DAY, at his Office. 61o 18th 81. NV. ana at the
college building from 4:30 O'Clock 10 $3.50 o'ciock
pm, for the purpose Of enrolling students.
eel9-2w EUGENE ID. CARUSI, Secretary.
MADAME A. PELE FRoM PARIS, FRENCH
Glasses and private lessons: best references.
1922 1fth st. NV.
Ten yeers OF successful teaching. sel6-3ms
BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
by note or simplifed method: 81 per quarter: ~
years experience; parlor open from 10 a. m. I'M
I'll 10 pm GEORGE DRAbGER us II st NV.
ee16-1m
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Whereabouts of Councillor Bodnar,

hulsariah papers state that the parents
of Councillor Julius Bodnar. who disan-
peared at Southampton while returning
from America, have secured his baggage,
and hint that he Is living at Ostend with a
female companion under an assumed name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

meeting Of the grievance committee of
the Switchmen's Union of the Rock Island
railroad was held last week and a demand
was made for an increase in wages. The
demand was refused and a strike was or
dered
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN yFFEcT AUGUST 81. lsal
9th and sts.
Through the ersndest scenery IN America. With tbs
hendsomesr and most complete Solid-Trn1n eerv1os
West from Washington.
200 .. m. dsily-.'wsshineton ana cticseo sps.
liehtedt train. Pulimsn's finest sleeping cars wash-
ingfcn TO Cincinnati and Washington 70 chica<o.
fSs m 1ndi.napolis II $50 M chicsee 5.ea .. m
III, 10 y m dsilyzThe famous p ?. v. Li,nissd--
.lssper. FOR cincinnst. LeEinston and LogisvilIs.
apolis IL 10 m. CHICAGO a55 a m. 81 Louis 7:zs
srecial Pullman sleeper Mondsvs wednesdays sn1
frdays through TO Hot sprinss. Va. without chanes
200 p m. dsily-Expre.. for oordonsyfii.. chss.
lottesve. Wavnesboro'. Staunton and principal VIZ
einis roints; daily, except Sunday, for Richmond
Pullman locations and tickets at conpAnys ofnca
BIB and 1927 Penns ave-
au24 II. w FULLER. Gent Psssenevr Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
CORCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

hi. school will open at o'clock pm. OCTOBER
with courses Of instruction in the following SUBJ
1ects; G-.--al AMI Analytical Chemistry General
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
eralogy, Geology and Blowpipe Analysis. Meteorol-
| tural. Mechanical and Typographical Drawing, En-
giish, French. German, latin. Psychology. All
classes meet In the evening and open both
sexes
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Illustrated lee
lures Extensive Laboratories Qualitative and
91antitative Analysis, Assayng. Metallurgy. Prof.
DEPARTMENT OF DRAwING.-Freehand, Me.
chanical. Topographic and Architectural Drawins
DEPARTMENT OF NATURALIZATION
Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Cal
culus ard Dinerential Equations. Prof. II. L.
HoDGkINS. Phi. d.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL and
sMooRAL-Physiological and Rational Psychology,
LEE DAVIS LODGE Phi. d.
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
Thorough course in the French language and ltera-
ture; instruction especially adapted to scientific
students. Prof. LEE DAVIS LODGE. Ph. d.
This year an additional course of instruction in
Mr. X. n. RAMSEY hsSas' AND literature Is given by
In the German language. conversation and extern
sive readings in modern and classic German in
SCHoENFED. Phi. d.
oric. Philology, English and American Literature.
Inductiye and Dedactive Logic. Modern History,
Prof. S. NJ. SHUTE. DID.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.-Com
pete course. including Building and Machinery
Construction. Land Surveying. Roads and Rail-
roads. Canals. Rivers and Harbors. Tunnels. Ma
sorry, Wooden, Iron and Steel Bridges: Engineer
ing Plant. Specifications and Contracts: City En-
gineering; Extensive Destgnlng; Out door Practice
FAVA. Jr.. c. E.. Am. Soc. c. E.
ARCHITECTURAL COURSES E1ementar, and
Advanced DR." wing. Construction Materials, Per-
spective anu shadows. the Orders Of Architecture,
X. FAvA. j..
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING.- Lectures and Laboratory Work
in General Physics, Theory and Construction Of
Advanced Theory Of Electrcity. Thermdynam rins
fhSgssal Faei,s P P4Sf ops
+. A. WOLFF. Jr., Phi ID.
chanical Engineering, Municipal Problems Of the
Electrical Engineer, Extensive Course in Designing
Prof. FRANCIS X. FAVA, Jr.. C. E.
DEPARTMENT OF GEoLoGY.-Descript,ve and
reticaI and practical Especial attention given 10
Economic Geology, Laboratory and Field WORK.
Prof. GEORGE p. MERRILL. Ph. d.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECONOMIES
prp4es OF Public and Pirate Fl
For further Information apply to
Prof. CHARLES Z. MUNROE, s. B..
Dean Of the Faculty.
THE SCHOOL OF GRADUATE Strides
Comprises Lecture Courses leading the degrees Of
A. NJ. Phi D.: IN English, G,sek; Latin French
les, Solar Physics. Theoretical Astronomy, Astro.
Physiss. General Chemistry, Mineral Chemistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

The Law School ... dpeps October l.
The School Of Graduate Studies Opens October s.
JAMES c. wEILING. LID. President.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1888 street northwest gives thorough prepare
mics and for business. A corps of nine professors
ana Instructors. Building open for inspection and
to 2 O'Clock. Session b begins SEPTEMBER ia
For catalogue or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Phi D.,
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The. The exercises Of this department will be re-
eumeo on MONDAY, September Is, at O'Clock
an. in the Lecture Hail of the University. The
ia 5S
the Registrar. H. g. HoDGKINs. ABB, who may
to the and frsS Of t9s
THE LAW FACULTY.
JAMES G. YELLING LID, President.
Professor Of Public and Private International Law.
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
Professor of the Jurisprudence of
the es Of shs M Of FsDss
The Hon. 1 %A1lT Fl s s Cox. LID.
associate Justice of the supreme Court Of the Dis
ulct OF OOlumDldsJ
Professor Of the Law OF Real and Personal Prop
erty, of Contracts and of Grimes
and Misdemeancrs.
The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY. LID.
Some time Assistant Attorney General Of the U.S.),
and Equity Pleading and Of the Law Of Evidence.
The Hon. DAVID J. BREWER, LID,
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
+ ofessor Of the Law OF Corporations
Prof. G. H. EMMOTT, AN. LIN,
(of the Johns Hopkins University
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
(Some time Assistant Attorney Of the District Of
Columba.)
Lecturer the History of law.
The Hon. AUGUSTUS S. wORTHINGTON, LIB,
Lecturer on Legal Bibliogfaphy and the Use Of
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Esq.
(of the Washington Barr
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. WILLIAM EDGAR sIMoNDs. AM.
LIB,
Some time United States Commissioner of Patents)
Professor Of the Law Of Patents.
The Hon ANDREW c. BRADLEY,
District Of Columbia,l
Lecturer on Criminal Law and Criminal Plead
WILLIAM NJ G. and 56 nHsSs1ss LIN,
tof the Washington Barr
Professor Of Legal Catechetics and Of Common
Tie exercises of the Law School will be reopenel
In no the Law a Lactare Hall Of the Unive5sy sc.
ap1nouncepents for the new scholastic year.
Paris, will resume ali his Lecture Courses The
larged.
Prof. WM. G. JOHNSON, IL. NJ. conducts quiz
zins classes composed of all students i'm the I'm.
ANALYSIS the teachings of both lectures and text
BOOKS may be impressed upon the memories Of the
punils.
The Law Library is open iaily from O'Clock a.
N: TO 10 Seiock pm for stud! and reference. as.
For catalogues, giving description Of the Lecture
Courses In All Departments; address
JAMES c. WEILING, LID, President,
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GEORGErOWN UNIVERSITY,
FOUNDED 1859.
SCHOOL OF LAW.

SCHuoL OE LAW.
Rev; J. HAvENs RICHARDs.. s. J..
HON sFef hEShY Of B. 'n SRd SRlyerflty' d.
Justice Supreme Court Of the United statssp.
H6N @ "a MASmiEats iaElsBsdflse d.
:. ..,.,I HON ma, MARTIN F: NORRIS L. D., ~.
Dean Of the Faculty, and lecturer constitu
D,off6ss oaa EsHaT 'sIsRyqfsRss H. D.
Lecturer on the Law e v EenI Estate and the La"
Lecture: JOSEPH Sc i. J. T. IN,
GE6 ds Emu H fss21laS5s f fR D..
On the L AND IF
,..,n,., r 3, Ross s6Ss PERRY. - 4; It; IL; b
REV. RES Hsf HSGA1S snS s s05 T..
TALLMAbGn an an E EsIFd: Fa" 4. NJ.
c.,u,. l Lecturer on Civil nI Lay, LaWi
sER% 53S BaRSAkD 'A and hEsa7 WISE WISE
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN. A. NJ.
Secretary.
Of Law opens on Wednesday October 4, 1893, at
In s gs spe spec hHS SesiG ree
northwest, when the Introductory lecture will be
delivered and announcements made for the en-
alumni and all others interested in legal educa
tion are cordially invited to be present The iargS
hours OF the day and evening. during the term
for the use Of students and alumni, and the facu
and improved facilities for combining practical
with theoretical study Of the law will be added.
The secretary can he seen 1T his office ~ rhe
law, law building daily from to pm, for informa
ZION, enrolment, &c. Those proposing 20 connect
themselves With the school for the ensuing term
are requested to enrol their before the open
M hl.ht, and thus avoid delay incident u
that occasion.
circulars giving course Of study. terms. &c:
can be obtained at book stores Of W. II. Morri
sons sons 1926 street northwest: Lowdermul
q Co' Is ,sa street northwest. and John Byrne
& 20, Ia-Z street northwest, and at W. 8
Lhompsons drug store. 7O3 18th street northwest
undersigned. 81 Al YEATVAN
sss-1m secretary.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPIEwooD INSTITUTE. coNcoRDvrIIE. PA.
sia2 per year; successful school: OF the
best to fnfuse with energy and 10 wake up boys
TO the duties OF life; boys under 10 years. sl62-
SHoRTlIDGE Oale). An. Principal
je2S-w.s .m4m
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL NEAR PHIL
adelphia. Will receive the daughters OF profess
Boz ss F Tsdns,S1 Ad f..
au29-1m
ST. GEORGES HALL. FOR BOYS, ST GEORGES.
Nd, Prof. ]. C kINEAR, A NJ. Prin.; 18th
year; college or business life; unexcelled advan-
tages; home comforts; moderate terms: highest
references. ees-ims
RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL.
Na--Healthfully situated among the mountains;
pure air and water. Prepares boys and young
corps Of teachers. Thorough mental trsininr'
PHYSICAL hesthfulness. Moral and religious IN
suencs Full equipment. Moderate charges.
Second session begins Sept. 10. 1893, and con-
tinues for nine calendar months Send for fun
particulars TO Rev. B. W. BOND, Prin Front
Royal. Va. iy24eosOt
LUTHERvullE SEMINARY CEAR BALTIMoRn
fences; full faculty: Thorough training; home
comforts; high standard; non-sectarian. Send for
STR AM .ui Psipcins Nd Rev. yUR
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE. FOR BOTH sFxEs
Classical scientific. literary and business courses
complete. Preparatory and primary schools for
girls and boys Address Rev; A n. JELLY. d.
d. President New Windsor. Nd au2-2m
PENNINGTON GENfNARY
Our catalogue is full Of the very Information
you are now seeking for your son or Daughter and
is so beautiful that It would grace your parior
Penninrton. \. j. ' Fsi,fst
81. AGNES SCHOOL FOR Girls. ALBANY, ny.
Under the direction OF Bishop Doane. Choice OF
four courses of study for graduation Special
women. For catalogue address Miss z ".
BOYD. Principal. api On
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This school will open at o'clock pm. OCTOBER
with courses Of instruction in the following sub
and Laboratory Physics, Assaying Mathematics
Astronomy, Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
eraiogy, Geology and Blowpipe Analysis Meteorol-
ogy, Geography, Finance and Economics, Architec-
tural, Mechanical and Typographical Drawing En-
giish, French. German. latin. Psychology. All
classes meet In the evening and open to both
sexes.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY.-nlustrated lee
lures. Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
cumulative Analysis, Assaying, Metallurgy. Prof
CHARLES E. MUNRoE s. b.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

MISS DAISY b. HARRISON, TEACHER OF ELO-
cution and Delsarte, pupil Of Ada A. Mosher,
with medal. Terms moderate. Class couvenes
Sept. 80. 1882 I st. NV. Call after pm.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge Mat.
tresses made 70 order. Once, ITO Pa ave
~ Il H0W0XER, AAnaoaR.
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DENTISTRY.

GR0SHoN'S DENTAL PARLoRS. ESTABLISHED
1887. l50S l4th st. NV. Artificial Teeth IN
serted 81, S12 to $50. Open all hours. including
Sundays Local anaesthetic used for painless eI-
traction OF teeth. se2s-lms
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, er-
cept cost of material. at 1925 III ct. NV dem
tai department Of the Columbian University
traction free. 1nfrmary open from October q to
June 30. seq tn
WE WOULD TAKE PLEASURE N PROVING TO
you that our low prices do not mean a low
quality OF dentistry. u s. DENTAL ASSN
4ol 9TH ST. NV. See page for particulars seq
DIR. GRAHAM. 3o7 7TH ST. NV. ExPERrENo-
ed and expert specialist In operative and sur.
gical dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and incompetent
boy assistants newly nedged graduates In
trusted to practice on patients, but all opera
lions performed personally by DIR. Graham. Ex-
tracing, Sc Extracting with gas or local
Qnaesthetic Soc. Cleaning, 75c FILLING with
patina, silver amalgam, 75c.
Very best full set Of teeth, 81. se6-3we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

DEPARTMENT OF DRAwING.-Freehand, Me-
chanical, Topographic and Architectural Drawing
and Modelling. Prof. HARRY KING, LIB
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THE NATIONAL
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
will open October 1e, 1898. at COO H St NV.
For particulars and catalogue address
W. H HEISER, n. D., Secretary,
selS1m 72S 9th ct. n.a.

MIR. HENRY xANDER.
Instructor Of
PIANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC
Studio: sO7 18th street northwest
Teaching resumed October 2
(Wu receive callers on and after September Is
from II to IL O'Clock onlyJ sell limo
GERMAN LESSONS BY MISS BETTY FLEIsCH.
mann mann, 2oss st: NV to ladies' gentlemen and
chlldreh, Satisfaction guaranteed. sell 6ts
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
The session Of 1ss2-94 will begin Monday,
October 2. 1898. at I pm. The Introductory ad-
president Of the college. and ali interested are
invited Examination for entrance will be held
o'clock pm. Lecture tickets can be Obtained
from the treasurer, Mr.. j. A. Milburn ut the col.
iese. between the hours of 10 and II am. and
Employers in want Of junior assistants will i'd.
sesi~ kTu sSsEs sOs ST. NV
MISS AMY C. LEAvrrT OF BOSTON,
1121 VERMONT AVE. n. W.
PIANO AND HARMONY. se21-tf
DIR. JOHN p. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME LES
sons October at his residence. 1872 New York
ave. se21-1mo'
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
Surgical every rs satusdsy SS p Gd Graham
ps Surgical every Wednesday by Prof. Robert
Medical every Sunday by Prof Jno E. Bracket
Eye Eye every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday by
trOf. Il. oliver Belt.
Obstetrical. for seniors, by Prof. C. B. Purvis
Daily dspensary clinics by Prof. +. ]. Shadd
and DIR. Ernest +. King
Minor surgery: Tuesdays and Thursdays. BY Dr.
Edward A. BallOch
three times week by Drs. J. Melvin Lamb and
walter w. Alleger. c. b. PURvIS. Sec'y.
ELOCUTIoN AND PHYSICAL CULTURE MISS
Beulah Gilbert Of Baltimore will teach in WASH
ington two days in each week during '93-4. Ad-
dress 300 n. Greene ST.. Baltimore. se2O-1mo'
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN - CHILDREN
from four to sixteen years Of age. English
branches and Latin. Misses Pollock and N0err,
principals assisted by eminent specialists. Large
rooins open fires. Work resumed Sept 20. 1434
Q st. NV. Normal department for teachers.
For normal department for training Of teachers
apply as above to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK.
Principal National Kindergarten Institute. 1917
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Arthur W. ROBSON.
6l5 18th st. NV. Telephone 1864.
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Axen&.
Tickets to Europe By all linea.
Drafts in sums to suit.
Foreign Express (aug Custom House Broke,
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURALIZATION.
Geometry. Triyonometry, Analytic Geometry, Cal
culus ard Dinerential Equations. Prof. II. Z.
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and
M0RAL.-Physiologioal and Rational Psychology
Ethics lectures on the history Of philosophy. Prof
LEE DAVIS LODGE, Phi. ID.