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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MAfE. j. ESPUTA-DALr,
Teacher Of voice culture and the note chain sys-
TEN for reading music ut sight. Nine. DAILY has
charge Of vocal department az Mt DE Sales,
Md. and 81. Johns College. Washington. ID. c.
school singing classes a speciality. Address STU
Do. Metzerott building. Call 10 an to pm.
MONDAYS and Wednesdays on and after Sept. 4.
au23-3m
ST. CECIIIAS ACADEMY,
reopen on MONDAY. sept. 4. This well-known
institution affords every advantage for acquiring
a thorough English and musical education. Pu.
pls not attending the academy will be admitted
70 the classes 10 music. art, fancy work. elocu-
tion. photography and typewriting. aul54m
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
0-S Ia. ave-. bet. 9th and Tth sts NV
c. X. CRNER, NJ CE Prin
Iwenty-thtrd year q successful business
educator: eighth year in this city aud fifteen
years with Eastman College Six thorough and
prsctlca courses: Business English. nccountancy,
civh service. shorthand and typewrftinc Learn
tne pnonosraph and typewriter: the quickest
Rreparatloa Tor the Office: complete course s15
Shorthand cictatious by competent readers and
the phonograph: individual Instruction by ex-
perienced repc tiers. Graduates rare excellence
ana distinguished success; moderate prices: send
for catalogue. anos
DRAWING TAUGHT EVENINGS, BOTH ME-
cnanicai and architectural. including mathemn-
ucs essential for n competent draughtsman bv
an experienced civil and mechanical enripeer
instructions begin Sept. 25 5Sl 7th n.ea28-ims
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GONZAGA COLLEGE.
No. 10 ct. NV.
Under tbs direction of the Fathers Of the Society
of Jesus.
CLASSICAL AND BUSINESS
COURSES OF STUDIES.
English; French. German. Latin Greek; Mathema-
ties. Bookkeeping. Stenography and Typewrting
are included in the course.
T. the business department. special attention !;
service examina tions
II the classical department students are prepared
for entrance Into the law medical and scientific de-
For further particulars apply to
ses-1m REV. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. s. J.
OoLUMRIA STUDIO OF ELoCUTIoN AND ACT.
conley Con ~ and Others, sos + st. NV. 1 :" ~
Send for catalogue. seS-ims
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-2Oc4 ST.
NV NV one square from Dupont Clrelsnprspssss
ses-l2t'
MR.. PUTNAM's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
college: and technical schools and FOR business.
Res, Of rsfssepcee sps For particulars apply to
DAISY p. HARRISON, TEACHER OF EIoCu-
tion and Delsarte. pupil Of Ada A, Mosher with
medal Terms Ter moderate. Address 1882 st; n. NV.
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 1928 18th
ST.. near Mass. ave. Reopens Oct 2. Boarding
and day school For circulars address Miss
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN on VIOLIN; MODERATE
Call. Gan or address B. H. Js1g SG1cHMANN: IN !:
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 900 <
st. n.w.-Piano, harmony. &c EDWIN HART.
Of Music. Boston. Mass. see-2ws
PROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER. LEIPsIC GRAD.
mus ISse
STORE. or 1885 18th ST. NV. se8-lm'
MI. VERNON SEMINARY,
NJ and 11th sts..
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA.
DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Thoroughly modern and progressive In methods
ssses In ss ss .shSo eonnnss
the careful training and thorough instruction in
so favorabiy known 1t is equipped with every
appliance for the health and comfort Of its pupils
Including steam heat. passenger elevator and per
feet sanitation.
Fan term opens OCTOBER s. 1898.
Year books furnished on application.
Mrs. ELIZABETH J. soMERs.
se6-3m Principal.
WIMoDAUGHSIS CLASSES,
1928 l st.
tion. French. Spanish, German. eiocution and
Delsarte.
Terms: One class, 81 month. eight lessons
Pupils please register Friday. September Is,
from to pm.
For further Information. apply at building.
au23-1m ADA L. SMITH, Supt.
NATIONAL AND FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN
NORMAL INSTITUTES
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
Teachers training begins October 2.
School and kindergarten reopens Wednesday, Sep
tember 13.
For particulars inquire before 10 o'clock an
or after O'Clock p.m of the principals.
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK, at 1017 10th st.,
Or at the FROEBEL INSTITUTE,
OF MISS SUSAN P. POLLOCK, 1434 Q St
Mrs. Pollock's Song Books and Manual for
Parents and Kindergarten and Primary School
Teachers for sale with Ballantync, AS 7th Ut.
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A Candidate Badly Hoaxed.

Hhfis Correspondent LONDON TELEGRAPH,
NJ. Robinet, the illiterate candidate for
parliament, who went round Paris the other
day blowing hunting horn in order to call
public attention to his electoral program
mas been nearly stoned to death in the
Trocadero district, owing to the hoax of
which ne was made victim by facetious
printer. The candidate, having resolved to
go about as sandwich man." obtained
two boards. and commissioned a printer to
ornament them with an elaborate political
address in the largest type.
The compositor, taking advantage of NJ
RoolnetS inability to read or write drew
up the address, COUGHING it in the most un-
parliamentary language at his command
1t was, In fact, composed OF tissue OF the
West insults to the local electors. while the
candidate himself was not spared by the
irrepressible hoaxer. Hardly had NJ. Rob-
met appeared in public between his boards
than he was followed by a crowd of people
who threatened to lynch him. Some threw
stones at the man. but he found q few SYM
pathizers. who evidently saw through the
joke and defended him
A free fight ragged for few moments
round the candidate, his friends and his
foes energetically plying their fists and
sticks. while Robinet looked on intensely
amazed at the tumult He was finally ex-
trtcated from his perilous position by the
police Notwithstanding his adventures the
victim of the printers hoax intends to con-
tinue his candidcture, and processes to have
faith In his chance Of securing a seat in the
Palais Bourbon. where he would be q
greater curiosity than the deputy in a
blouse or the peasant politician from Brit
tany.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN Effect AUGUST 81. 1904
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B aud PD
9th and SITS.
Through the grand-st scenery IN Ams-ics. with ths
hendsoinest and most complete Solid-Train ssrvics
West from Washington.
300 =, IN. darx-.'washineton ani Chicago srs-
cfap".Solfd ve~tnuled. newly ecuipDef. eie-trio-
lighted train Pulmsn's finest sleepinR oars wssa-
ington TO Cincinnati aud WASHINGTON 20 Chicago,
Dining from Washington. Arrives Cturtnnsr
5;h m. ianarolis II ;45 m. Chicago 5:sa y.
IL 10 m dsily-The lannon's p p. Y. fiuitaf"-
n -olid vestfbue train. with anng ~nd Pail naa
sl-epers for Cincinnati. Lerinytor and Lousville.
without chan1e. arriving at cin~innau s.2S n. ".
Lexington 6:l5 y. m. Louisville o5O D. m. fnis7-
apolis IL 10 Chicagl aSS q. m. ST. Louis z: ~
a CONNECTING in Union fano. for az points.
Special Pullman sleeper Mondavs wedn-sdsvs sa1
Fridays through 10 Hot Sprinrs Va. without chaars
arrives Z As R.u
200 p m. dsiy-Express for Go-donSvilie. chsr
1ottesviie. wevnesboro' Staunton and princpai Vir
Efnia noin,s: daily. e1rept Sunday. for Richmond-
Pullman locst ons and tickets at companys oehcsA
su24 II. W FULLER. Genl Passenger Aren't
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F P E o p L z
throughout the coun-
try who write to Rep
resentativeS at WASH
ington have noticed
any impro v e m e L t
lately in the prompt
ness and dispatch
with which their let
ters are answered. 1t
is because of a new
plan just introduced
in the House. Since
the extra session was
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THE BERKELEY SCHOOL, CHAs. WHISTLER. B. s..
Head Master lbs st. NV. prepares boys and
colleges and for business. win open September
2S. For full information call or address as
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
selec. Classical and and MathematisaaI aI schoo, for
year september 90 Psepa,es for Harvard Yaie
Princeton, Johns Hopkins. Lehigh and other col
sssss Military snd tes ns
for business. Special department for boys be-
aa Ss Oa la
B. YOUNG, Principal. au29-3m
THE LAW SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
40 9th ST. NV, will open Wednesday eve, ,Septem.
Der the 27th instant, at O'Clock Tuition, $40
per school session. which sum may be paid in
monthly installments Of s5 each. strictly In ad-
F. BUNDY. secy., office in law building. .se2toocl
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,142 n. Y.
.r.o: ave, .; W: Prof PAUL E. yoINoT. Principal,
moderate. Trial lesson free. se2-1ms
MRS. L. o. TALBoTTs FRENCH AND ENGLISH
school for young girls will reopen October 4 at
g.. ST. e KefersnSes Hon. A. MaeARTHUR.
Hon. A. r. SPoFF0RD aua9-lm'
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE FOR DAY STUDENTS ON.
siH5Salss isRf e;
aul2-3m President.
school. FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.
Hnyler building 18th and sts NV ,
Day scuool opens sept. 4. NIIdI
OPENS SEPT. IL.
English Business, Shorthand and Typewriting.
First-clnss teachers, bright and cheerful rooms
This Is a day Of sharp competition and you can
not hope for success unless YOU thoroughly prepare
No better opportunity for this preparation can be
found than we offer you.
Our diplomas are recognized at home. in counting
guarantee Of tncss We are % not dependent upon up
the Chicago Exposition for Endorsement.
Our testimonials the superior work Of our
graduates and the cheerful and hearty support Of
our patrons.
II you looking for school Of high type, where
your your daughter will be as safe as at
home call and see US. You will always be well
come. Rooms open every day. For further infor-
nation address L. H. DCRIING. AN,
au5-3m Resident Principal.
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OMPARATI V E l. Y
few people know that
there exists within
the limits of this
beautiful. but some
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Shrewd, but Polite.

From the Ee~ York Weekly.
Lady ION windy day)-"This window sticks
50 can't get 1t up."
Gentleman Cbehind)-"Mine works easily,
madame. Allow me to exchange seats with
you"
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI
versity.-45th session begins October 2. For par
ticuiars apply to the Dean. G. l. MAGRUDER
N. D.. SIS Vt ave. aul9toc7

WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4O7 EAST
Capitol ct. Ninth year opens September 4. A
high-grade business college, patroniked 10y the
best people of Washington and afrocdn: both
sexes q complete preparation for y successful
start IN life. Now open for enrolment Of stu
dents. (No colored students ADMITTEDLY CON-
pare our prices and facilities with ,nv business
college in Washington. Call or send for 3,-I,agc
catalogue containing names of $50 stu-
dents.
COURT r. WOOD, LIN
EDWARD n. HULL, AB.,
au16 Principals.
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The exercises OF this department will be re-
eumed on MONDAY, September IL, at 2 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 en-
larged.
The College is open to students Of both sexes.
Applications for catalogue should be addressed to
the Registrar. II. g. H0DGK1NS ABB who may
be found daily in the Library Of the University
from to l o'clock, and from 4 to O'Clock.
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THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL

THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1895 II street northwest. gives thorough prepara-
tfcn for college for the Naval and Military Acade-
and instructors Building open for inspection and
teacher present daily. to answer inquiries, from
q to O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER 1S
For catalogue further Information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Phi. D..
seS-tr Principal.
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THE BERLrTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 18th st. NV.
Branches in all American and European
Principal cities.
De4-tr New terms just now
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every Congressman needing a clerk has
had the privilege of employing one at Un-
Gle SANS expense. and the average member
OF congress has hastened to avail himself
OF the opportunity. The good effects are al
ready apparent all over the country in the
increased speed and precision with which
constituents letters are attended to, and
ahother phenomenon Is visible here in the
shape OF an extra Invasion of spruce youny Y
leiiows and smart damsels expert In stem
osraphy and typewriting, who, keenly con-
sclous OF their own importance. and deeply
impressed with the wonders OF Washington
dance daily attendance on their distin.
guished patrons, and add to the thronGs
that block up the corridors of the Capitol.
Choer the new arrangement, any member
not chairman Of a committee and
on that account provided with an
amanuensis, may certify to the clerk of
the House. on the first day of each mon tn
during the session of Congress, the amount
ne has paid or agreed to pay for clerk hire
necessarily employed by him in the dis
charge OF his duties In the previous month
whereupon the amount certified. not ex-
the House to reimburse him. This is the
novel form of certificate which each mem
and sign:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.. United States,
WASHINGTON, D. c., - ls9
Hon James Kerr, Clerk of the House of
Representatives.:
Sir-This Is to certify that have paid, or
agreed to pay. the sum of... dollars
Tor clerk hire during the month ending the
......oay of..........., 1S9 that the clerk
was necessarily employed by me in the dis
charge OF my official and representative
duties; that l am not chairman Of any COM
mittee. entitled. under the rules. to a clerk.
Member Of the House of Representatives
Oh the United States. ......District, state of
..-....................., 1S9 Received of
James Kerr. Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentattves Of the United States
uolIarS In full for amount paid by me for
clerk hire. as per above certificate
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THE M. C.'S LETTERS
Uncle Sam Now Pays for the Writing
of Them.
MORE CHANCE FOR 0RATORY.
An Army Of Secretaries Employed
Under the New Rule.
MEN WHOSE MAIL Is HEAVY.

Written for The Evening Star.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CAMPBELL. CARRINGToN.
Attorney -at-LAw,
Webster Law Building. Cos u st. NV. washins
ton. d. @ Residence. oas x ct. Nv. do
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Phila- Oyster House. Finest In city.-Advt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
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NoRFOI,K AND WAsHINbTON STEAMBOAT Co
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. c..
FORTRESS MONROE and
NOilsDIE VA
fre new and noNerfnI Iron ralhce Steamern
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THE BERKELEY SCHOOL, ,CHAS W. FISHER BIS,
Head Master, la3s Ct NV. prepares boys and
colleges and for business. Will open September
23. For full Information call or address as
above. ee4-tr
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GONZAGA COLLEGE,,
No. 10 st. NV.
Under the direction Of the Fathers Of the societ
Of Jesus.
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FIRST-CLASs BOARDING school,, NEAR PIN.
adelDhia. will receive the daughters of profes-
si9aal s3l men At graet reduction. Address
PRINCIPAL. p. O. Box 1892, Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star., 1893-09-09

WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-SOCTH BOUND
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot Il
-fh ST. wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe nt e3(
am next dav. Arrive at Norfolk at 80 am,
where railroad connections made for all posnu
youth southwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
A sfISSPELLED TAIL.

A little buoy said. Mother, deer,
May | go out too play?
The SO is bright, the heir is clear'
owe mother don't say neighl
SEQ fourth. my SUM-" the mother sai1'
The ant said. Take ever Stay.
Ycur gneiss knew sled. awl painted "ead'
But do knot lose your weigh
"Ah. know" he cried, and sought the
street
with hart sew full OF glee-
The weather changed-and snow and sieet'
And reign. fell steadily
Threw snowdrifts CRATE, threw watery
pool.
He fue with mite and name
Said he. Though ! wood walk by rule,
1 am not rite, It's plane.
I'D like TO meat sum kindly sole,
For hear gnu dangers weight,
And wonder stairs treacherous whole
Two sloe has been my gate.
"a peace of bred, a nice hot stake.
I'd chews II were home,
This crewel fete my hart Will brake
Eye love knot thus to roam.
I'm week and pail, I've mist my rode'
But here n carte came past,
He and his sled were safely 'oad
Back TO his home at last.
st Nicholas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

full-grown in a pitfall. There was no
doubt that they belonged to family OF
tigers which had killed and eaten many
human beings on the high road TO Haza-
ribagh. Other kinds of natural tiger
food. such as deer and wild pigs and cat
tie. were scarce In that part OF the world
and the tigers had found human beings
an easy and agreeable prey. When the
Jaws OF tiger once close on the human
neck. death is instantaneous, ana the
victim makes no struggle. The deer ana
cattle. with their horns and hoofs, and
the wild pigs, with their sharp tusks ana
horny feet, may injure the tiger.
When a tiger has once found out how
easy It is to spring on defenseless man
or woman and break their neck, 1t be-
comes Indifferent TO other food. Our two
tigers were in perfect health and good
condition. They were morose, and would
not submit to be petted or played with.
though they would condescend TO eat the
dhoop grass, fresh with morning dew.
that we cautiously placed before their
noses. Eventually they gave us some
tiger cubs.-Longman's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
OUR PRIZE PUZZLES.
DISCONNECTED DIAMONDS.

Upper Diamond. A consonant. 2
Used for illumination. 3. Musical in
struments 4. one who watches another's
actions. 3. A consonant
Lower Diamond--l. A consonant. Q
An exclamation. 3. A line joining the
extremities of the arc OF a circle. 4.
Part of the body. :. A consonant.
Left Diamond-f. A consonant. 2. A
kitchen utensil. g. Pertaining TO the
poles. 4. To strike lightly. 5. A con-
sonant.
Right Diamond-1. A consonant. 2.
Very necessary in hot weather. 3. The
range OF the eye. 4. An abbreviation OF
a mans Christian name. 5. A vowel.
The centrals Of the upper and lower
diamonds read down, and including the
middle letter give the name Of a musical
instrument used before the piano.
The centras OF the left and right dia-
monds read together and including the
middle letter give an instrument used In
the polarization of light.
10s-BURIED RIVERS.
l. There is a harshness in our male ma
ture.
q Pagan gestures are very hateful.
g. am vanquishedl Low humbled in
dust / relinquish my pride.
T. | thought the sun was shining when
let you go out to play.
<. Those girls from Macon, gorgeously
arrayed. will not carry Off first prizes.
g. How can I, German by birth. indorse
such sentiments.
I. In cleaning my sewing machine.
kerosene CALAMITY came 10 the rescue,
and the trouble was remedied.
1O9-ARROWS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

The stick OF the arrow Is composed Of
twelve letters meaning not satisfied.
The feathers read across. above the
stick.) 1. To scatter grain. . Old
fashioned for TO know. below the
stick) I. cave. 2. Part OF the hui
man frame.
The feathers read up and down. 1.
three letters) To marry. 2. five letters
Metallic cement.
Barb, read from the point TO the stick.
Upper, term used for a little girl.
Lower an affirmative.
l10-NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of 20 letters
My 10, 36, 81, 80, 40. -. 3. "a. AZ. 4. s.,
70. GS is a geometrical figure.
My 80. 7. 3s 60. 4, Al. 81. IL is long
line OF ancestors.
My %, 20, 81. 60, IS. 1s. SO. IS. 81. 70.
G6, 20 is a public building in which one
does not wish for a situation.
My A. 10. 20, u, 80, %. IS ia a precious
gem.
My "A. As. 81. 60. SO, 50. is an inscrip-
ton on monument.
My 81. GO, A.. %. 30. ~. T3. 4. II is a
close watch upon ones actions.
My /, II, CO. 4, 10. 81, GS 80. l6. 40. "A
is an instrument much used 10 test the
temperature.
Ny 8. r. 8. q. 20. 0. 80 is low and
Towering annual.
My 10. IA, 5. -. GO. 81. 43 is the oppo-
site OF wise.
Ny 30. -, -, 80, %, 81 is a vegetable
universally used
My Is, 80, 81, ~ is a part OF the body
necessary for loccmotion.
My 2s, ~, 30, %. l. 81 Is soundness OF
the body.
Ny 30, 81, 81. 10 is important TO many
on Friday.
My "a. l. 70. ~. rs Is a place over
grown with shrubs.
My whole is a quotation from Lincoln
speech at the dedication OF the cemetery
at Gettysburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
Man-Fatine Tigers.

AS many people regard the lions and
tigers as the most important part OF the
show, l may here say something more
about the tigers and lions that we man.
aged TO collect for the Calcutta Zoologi-
cal Society.
In India. as the land Of tigers. there
was no difficulty In procuring them; we
were only obliged to limit our numbers
TO seven or eight. for want Of room. and
on account of the expense of feeding
them. We lost several tigers at first from
overlooking them. The public always
want TO see the tigers fat and feshy.
but such q condition usually conduces to
fatal liver disease.
male snA fnQals thst ~ been caught
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
THE LIST or GUEsSEKs.

Walter Booth tho Successful Competi-
tor.
JOHN CLEVELAND SCOTT. 5l2 south
Laurel street.
CORNELIA o. WILKINSON. 23ll east
Franklin street.
DUDLEY r. JOHNSTON. Waldrops 8,
Va.
KTSTIE PATCH, Glen Allen. Va.
MATTE v. MORTON, Clover Depot,
Va.
WILLIE BRYANT. Ninth street.
LEWIS G. LEVY. Rocky Mount, n. c.
LAURA SINCLAIR, Brentsville. Va.
WALTER S. BOOTH. GA north First
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

A great black crow sat on tree.
And cawed, and cawed, and cawed at me
Said /, "Old crow, you're not polite
To cav at me from morn till night.
Pray tell me why you ope your jaws
And jeer me soy' He answered, "Caws.
Which. true as you and / do live,
Is just the reason small boys give
When they are asked why they will do
Some things they've no business to
-Peggie Pattison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
Tho Contest Very Close.
Dear Children

THE TIMES,
Dear Children
Last month the puzzle contest was par
ticularly interesting from the fact that
four of the guessers were almost equally
successful. and at one time IL was proba-
BILE there would be tie. The four re-
ferred to were:
Walter Booth. who led off with 25 Cor
nelia Wilkinson, "a: Dudley r. Johnston,
% IL; John Cleveland Scott. %.
This week we publish a story which is
the york Of little Miss Laura Lee Carter.
Lexington, Va, and hope all the readers
OF "The Chldren's Page" will enjoy It.
Wishing you all happy week,
Affectionately,
YOUR EDITOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

William A. Conner. Sr.. while engaged
In greasing the machinery OF a so" mn
near Hendersonville, Monday, ien upo,.
the saw running at full speed. and was
literally cut all 10 pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

little girl. And few days later Nellie
received a little gold medal, which she
prizes above everything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14
Extract from decree entered April :.
1Sg3

Extract from decree entered April :"
1893.
on consideration whereof. the eou,.
doth order and decree that this es..
be referred TO one OF the coinmissiyl,snI 80
lowing inquiries and settle the foil0",hs
accounts. and report the same 20 ~:
court: A.. latin.
sth. An account OF all outstanains IA Va
Edwin T. James, deceased. which &C.
count shall shew TO whom said Claim
and demands are due. the amounts thrfr
Of and the priorities thereof. II any
And said Commissioner shall give ~,
tjce OF the time and place OF tahlls
the account directed under this CLAUSE
OF this decree by an advertisement plg
Iished in The Richmond Times new
paper once a week for four sucoess"
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

In almost every neighoorhood through
out the West there is some one or more
ner,ons whose lives have been saved by
chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. or who have been cured
., chronic diarrhoea by II. Such persons
,.ke especial pleasure in recommending
the remedy 10 others. The praise that
fellows its Introduction and use makes
q very popular. Is and 20 cent bottles
for sale by Owens G. Minor Drug Com
many. 1907 east Main street.