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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-04-07
elegant Monument.

ono of tho noo,ost ,ron,n,o,ts =,
,,,aoaa H. rahamo,,. aas,1at'.a,, IN
set up last Friday at the grave of the
late Prof Stubblefield. 1t is one of
the latest designs in use in the east
made of the beautiful extra dark mot.
tied blue marble with a vase for the
reception of flowers If Won want to
see un entirely new DESIGN iusnect it
and then place your order with fhe
firm who but Il an, L. w. Acbison N
1o., Albany Oregon,
Messfs' Lawrence ana Thatcher,
managers OF the Oregon Ielephoneand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
BOMBARDING RIO JANEIRO.
The Garrison OF the Largest For,
Yields.


The London Daily News of this morning
printed the following from Rio Janeiro:
The attack Of the rebel feet on the forts
began at o'clock. The garrison of the
largest and strongest fort has declared for
the rebels.
The bombardment of the town began at
II O'Clock. The town has desolate appear
ance. The people who are compelled to
remain are greatly excited. All business
is at a standstill
The air is full Of alarming rumors
Admiral Mellos. In command Of the rebel
fleet informed the foreign powers yesterday
that he would open fire on Rio de Janeiro
after O'Clock this morning. Foreign war
ships and merchant vessels prepared at once
to move outside the line Of fire, for 1t was
understood the forts in the bay would first
be attacked separately.
The Inhabitants Of the city were thrown
into great fear by the threat Of the rebels.
for 1t was understood that the forts at Villa
ga1genen and other places In the bay are
only half loyal and would be glad of a
chance to Join the rebels II their efforts
appear at all successful.
1t Is believed In some quarters that the
Peixoto government Is weaker than the dis
patches allowed to be sent from Rio would
indicate. This position is strengthened by
the President having suspended telegraphic
communication and insisting on reading all
private letters and dispatches.
1t Is even said that the insurgents have
not made two unsuccessful attacks on the
city, as reported, and that the alleged at
tempts were only efforts Of the ship to get
provisions from shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
The Police ARRANGEMENTS.

The centennial ceremonies committee on
public order and comfort held Its first
meeting Tuesday evening in the 10th street
building, Major H. L. Biscoe, chairman
and Richard Sylvester. secretary. The
chairman reported that the question OF
public order had been left with Col. Moore
superintendent Of police. except SO far as
the Capitol was concerned, the sergeants-
alarms of the two houses and the archi-
tect of the building having assumed charge
therein. The chairman had also arranged
the police and Chief Paris men at Con-
vention Hall last evening on the occasion
of the grand concert. Major Biscoe ad-
dressed the Commissioners the usual re-
quest Tor clearing the avenue on the day
of the parade.
Col Moore, Chairman Gardner, Major
Biscoe, Sergeants-at-Arms Bright and
Snow and Architect Clark had a confer
ence yesterday on the question of public
order and other matters concerning the
celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

scbeaule In sfec, Juiya. Isas
Leavs Washington from station corner OF Ssv Jersey
For chicaso sud Northwess, ve-tituiei Li,sss.s
Express trains l.25 an. ais so nm tlsi
For Cincinoat, -. Louis AMI " iiaasnolis. v-st-
For Pi.sss1,s and cieveisnd. srprcss dsiis iLs
For T4Iia-son and stanton. 40 4oam
For wiuchsster and wsv stations. - Nm
and Memphis IL 10 p IN daily: sls.plns
cars through 90 Memphis
For s %rsy; So r nse, s daily
I y; a " .. sls o. IL Is e 20 REQ. y 8 ssS
6ays ~ an Is 90 Is mn uses,. rs IS 3 ~. N Al
s7 4 1' sSis ssoS rs 10 80 10
e. 90. o n. yil21. ll3Snm-
r no s sTrss2s and = nm; isis sai as
For Frederick. ITO 40 tll-s5 Am. Ills. fAu
Voc pOvl ana way Soiats q. sop.m-
For y .ithe-~hIrg sri wsv ron :. - - fa.o1a n
for @s.hinvton function md Wy. pain,.. 81 ;,
Avn g. isnm. fI,rcss trains .ta-,r'inv e pssasi-
Rorsn sfG iT Inv & Sa fo N rst
lDFrPHIA.
For Phj,cd.,oi,is New Yo.t. Boston a. I the .,..
6 .. Dining cs-l : 90. uL3o r. N. sisspns Oar.
ora- AZ IN. 90 o'ciockl
F puff s r.,l0. ca, on all s.s t ra,'
Ing Car rlnn'n- throu n N BOsson without chsnr
via ronvhfeen.e bridge. landing passengers In sa1
For .tisnic city. 10 90 NJ and IL 90 noon sun
Except Sunday: .D.rr: ,sundsyon
residences by Union Tr.n.,.r o.. orders l.ft -
:t'i 9 6pfLH l. 'na 'so, "a c cha 70 sc s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

Saturday next Mr.. John Woods and 9
member Of the Georgetown Cycle Club
who wishes to remain unknown for the
present. will attempt to lower the Ameri
can 24-hour road record made by Mr.. l.. C.
Vail of the Washington Road Club a few
weeks ago. Should the weather be unfa
vorable the start will be postponed unit
the following Saturday. 1t is expected thai
the run will be from pm. Saturday tc
the same hour on Sunday. AS both men
have been training hard for several weeks
they confidently expect to accomplish theil
task,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14
A Company Disbanded.

The light guard. company C, fourth bat
TALON. d. c. N. G., have been disbanded by
order Of Major Campbell, who on his tour
pany was not up to the necessary stan
dard and requirements.
This company was organized by Capt.
Raymond. West Point graduate, in 1889,
and much sympathy is expressed for him
by his fellow officers. who claim that the
Encouragement is not attributable to the
captain.
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Railway Collision in PHILADELPHIA.

AS a local passenger train on the Read
ing railroad, which left Philadelphia at II so
yesterday morning, was passing Diamond
street a shifting engine ran out Of a side
track, overturning the passenger locomo-
tive. Frank Peters. fireman Of the passen-
ger engine, was badly scalded and died
while being carried from the wreck. Pat
McCabe, the engineer. was seriously scald-
ed. but will recover. The engineer and
fireman Of the shifte: were not injured,
neither were any Of the passengers on the
local train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

A~0 @A~JO4S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the. most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~ NEW Y0Rx. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

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 undar
the guidance Of experienced, college trained teach
ers, who average one to every seventeen students.
until prepared for college or for graduation. Stu
dents prepared BY US now enrolled Ut Yale,
Columbia, Cornell Princeton. Johns Hopkins Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology. Lafayette and
Hobart
The building is especially arranged for school
purposes and Is thoroughly equipped with every
necessary appliance. including q chemical and
phyAtcal laboratory. Dst
Instruction Is adapted to the needs and capac-
ity Of the Individual students.
on application.
Once hours from 10 am. to IL m.
selS-r THOS. W. SIDWELI,
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RAILROADS
aIcHMoNp AND pANvILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER. I. W HUIDrKOPER ANT
REUBEN FOSTER. REcfIyERs

,nIcHMQND AND pANyILLE RAILRoAD,
SAME hEEbfS FosTEE. R aeiIyk2sEh AND
i.sias 'Sss and as.Ts r'nn'vah f.''
Tor aas Ros az .aa sIs
burg daily. except Sunday. ana a. II nohburs WITH
II: 10 an Richmooa and p.nviIls ai ss.i n.a.-
pon. South aeSnons and DAWN. .1a g. ss.
e a'n1 Ann,s s and BIT min than .s olta
Yorf ana wssanstoa % Atlanta antins q G..sas
bore with sleeper for Augusta
ana and daily for 1 cssioi,s."s sssa
uHMtsnlS2TeS sSp sor ~
to sts and az se pe1s S.rs taa
man Sleeper through New York and wsshington :,
Psn sissper S..h nes . Msss T.
via birmingham. Dining car New York 10 Won't
TRAINS ANpoEIo DIVISION
hound H and ne :.dss ss1a.s 'i io-
Herndon and mediate stations Returning sfriv.
MI anis $ m Oily ssosps sunday a ttGa
. Through trains from tn. south .rrivs ws.siy~sea
So am; 2 IS p N. and s. IS p. ~. M.n.s.. d.
G.iiv irom chsrlottesvilie '""">'' ~" y"
Tickets: SLEEPING Car reservation. .na ipformssis,
ave- md 4 ts..ssssr sta:ioa faDD-yIsans ss,
WI. GREEN. Con Nav. wa TURK. Gen Pass Ast
I L $ Brown. General Agent PASSENGER Dept cell
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AM B sTREFTs
,o1s c sefSt rkff sas
Steering and Dining Cars % chieseo. and B-rris
10 j. 4 fssT Iis 81 Hsssar
Lilo p VI PESNsfLvANIA LrNrrrp.-Puliu.u
smospT ann ana s kSop Gar. sseEss pass
caro-. Buffet Psrlor Car 70 Hsrrtssrrs' " On'-
als n ST., LOUIS, CINcTNNLTi. kSD cat
s.sar ana Din s1 c.r. ifGr
40 PM 1--WE %FsT inRaSn fxP s1a ss,cfS
ne Cars 70 chiesyo. and HARRISBURG % Clevel.ni
40 PT soSUJrHTRTwsiEssrrs x rxpRsss-pun.
pnhs da qSs e s L % I'D sssPas q
and Bas, s.sSinT Car s HIS.
e.rg 20 Chic,so.
a .fp' saSSsS Rochester ans Nj
except rs. M william .Rs E a.,
'S S..sl. E, ss,s s.T ss.. Hsss. Rgs 81,
N i ins ca, Washington z Bur.io.
Bqnsa and sss.ls f sn s.s sse..s
Saturday. with Sleeping Car washington 70 Loeb.
FoRPHILapELPuIA. NEw YORK Ann TUE VAST.
Cas- Win binine c.- rm mrE b,mo ~ f ar
NsS YOfk daily Philaicl.sis ~ess aaSs '''
i + e IS ]! a ss
sns ii 4 Is 80 T sDrp p,' Csr Is 4ss
press 45n m. week d. sesp rsp Se,s c W, M
nm l.Ff.-
For BT;;,0I wi,sou, chance so m week DAY. n,
For - B; Z. :; ii q p 20! 7eo 80 200 P4o
i,% % a y G. ' sSoo IsTiS.is 3. g; &
noa. 10 u VI COS. w. I2lS L 10 1ia a-0i
30 - a 90 Iimited1. 4 20. + 40 & IA 4. 90
- w. 10 80 an IL q "
For Pores c-esk Lane. :. 20 m aud e. 30 D. m ssEv
For Annapolis. 7.ao a,ao,,i Is, !. w. ANA a ?,
I'm daily. excep. Sunday. sundays e.o5s. m
For Richmond .na the south 4 ~ .ua 10. 81 n.
maar m. daily. For Richmond oaly. 2. 10 ,. m
Appropriation n, %; ouansc, 7<5 am daily sal
10 81 noon / 90 > II i. 4 IS y I "a tsH
S sae4s 10 q M M tco. as II ssi g. 3.
Lesye 10 A,eysn,ri. fg washin-+on. CO., 10Y
| 1losn-rp- On Tunisy at q 10 n Is ana N. II
an. 2ns SOS. 100. :. %. q Is snf 10 50 y N.
/ Iicket Ounces. northeast 18th street anf
fennsylyeuis averue. and A. the station. 9Th anf
sfree's where orders he left for the chectnx %
| & N. PROVOST 4 n wOfifa
1 General N.n.ra, ts..r z.,.-.. p......-.. -.
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POOR SUBSTITUTE
for a well-known medi-
cine pays more profit to
q dealer, when he sells

Ciilo pays ulOIe pICilt 10
q dealer, when he sells
It That's the reason he
annoys you with bis
claim that it is +" just as
good" And that is one
reason why every wo-
man who wants Doctor
Percs's Favorite Pre-
scription should 60 to q
reliable dealer.
Every woman does
want it, If she's suffer-
ing from any ailment
v,oC,,1ior En- bap ea~ To
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CHFsArEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT AUGUST q, 1894
Trains leave dsy from Union Station tB safs,
9th and ste.
rhroush the grandest scenery In Ausroa, vita nv
handsoinest and mos. complete Solii-Tran Services
West f-ois wsshingta,.
300 .. m. WASHINGTON aai Chicago Soc
lightedt-ain Pulltnsu's tnest slsspinr csrs vssh-
ington to Cinclnnati sni Wsshia ton TO Chiesg
= 55 m. Indianapolis II :{S IN. Chicago 500
IL 10 q. m. dsilv-The famous Il. Y. v. lA,ntter -
solid vestibula trzn. with iininr an Pail
sl.srers for oincinnat. Lerinytol al I.slissIls.
without chanye. arrivinz ~ 6tneinasr S:2l .. n.
Lexington 6;l5 y. VI Louisville aSo y. M, fnt,.l-
spolis IL 10 N, Chrac, q * st Louis :; a
a. m. connecting IN Union Sa~o, for az ,outs.
Special Pullman sleeper Mondsvs wefass iAvs al
FRIDAYS 1ugh 10 Hot sprin Va without chsars;
arrives Z a. az
. 90 D. m dailv-Express for Gorionsvll.. ras-
lott~svile. wsynesborc. staunton ana prfneips VIZ
Pullman locations and tickets At company's onsss
aua4 r. W FULLER. GenT Passenger Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

For catalogues address
seS-tr JAMES c. YELLING, IL. D., President.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1885 II street northwest gives thorough prepara-
ton for college for the Naval and Military Acade-
niles and for business corps Of nine professors
and instructors. Building open for inspection and
teacher present daily. to answer tn1ntries. from
to z O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER Is
For catalogue or further information address
ANDREW T. MONTAGUE Phi. D.,
seS-tr' Principal.
THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The exercises Of this department will be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September Is, at o'clock
an, In the Lecture Hall Of the University. The
various courses Of study have been extended. the
laryed.
The College is open to students Of both sexes.
Appltcat ons for catalogue should be addressed to
the Registrar. II. G. HODGKINS. ABB, who may
he found daily in the Library Of the University
from D to O'Clock, and from to O'Clock.
seS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

she's " rundown" or delicate, she needs it
just as much. It's special tonic, that builds
her up; legitimate medicine, that corrects
and weakness, it is the only remedy SO safe
and certain that it can be guaranteed. If it
DOESN'T benefit or cure, in every case, you
have your money back.
What else, can be lust as good for you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

A long advertisement Is unnecessary to
convince you that you need Dr. Sage's Rene
dy for your Catarrh. Its makers offer $500
for case they cannot cure.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. I'D SESSION.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT. .7TH SESSION.
Both departments begin on Monday. October 2,
at pm, in the college building, 1925 Fl st. NV.
Introductory addresses by Prof. J. Ford Thomp-
son. Md. and L. c. F. Hugo. DDS
The regular lectures begin at $3.50 Pm daily and
continue seven months.
A new Chemical Laboratory. new Astrological
laboratory. meteorological Laboratory. each
fm rished with improved apparatus; Minor
surgery Room with four newly imported manikins,
and a 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 2s. AT Pm.
For circulars and information apply to
DR.. A F. A. KING Dean,
1915 Mass. ave. NV, Washington, D. c.
Telephone Ss5,
oGlee hours: Q to 10 am. 4 to pm. seo-tr
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Re, J. HAvESs RICHARDS, s J..
HON Srsi hsSkY Of B. '1 Snd ySlyerf TT D.
Justice supreme Court q the tnited states,.
Hdk '' %f q AsiRfi.E M
Lecturer % Statutory and Administrative Law and
|
AssOcin'e Justice Court e ApDsals of the Dis
tionai and f Law eOmpaGati9e 5uris
HOS aha EHsi &sSS L. d.
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and the Law
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property. Con
cE s5fSsi and E H Nss11las5s f f D.
Lecturer ON the Law Of Partnership. Corporations
r. Russ PEI rEhR Rs.'1 an Il. L. i d.
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading, Criminal Law
f RTv krS Hsf HSIA1 sfS : E0i T..
rA1L LfitSSss on E EasqEal law Il NJ.
Circuit de sStarsf q T. t eSIb ieT A. NJ
BERT J3B BARSARD and HENRY WISE
SAMUEL NJ se rEATMAS A. NJ
Tie session of the
Law School building Nos sos and sos street
a wen soS made or
sns % sssrs aa S cn
ard carefully selected library will be open At al
Of the ty ss Ss auns the
sgS 5, for for s 5 Psssa
law Law. building daily from to Pr; for iniorna
themselves with the, school for the ensuing tern
requested to enrol their names before the open
ing night, and thus avoid the delay incident tC
cirsulags giving course Of STUDY, terms, &C.,
Co. ~. street northwest. and John Ryrne
ss aaa ns
sSS'''' % y i:tsfi to the
se9-1m Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON,

WANTED-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH.
mathematical, ETC., two three evenings per
week. Address. stating experience. B.. Star Of
hce. sel4-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

ST. CECIILA'S ACADEMY
col East Capitol st.. for ladies and children will
reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 1. This we-known
institution affords every advantage for acquiring
a. thorough English and musical education. Pu-
pills not attending the academy will be admitted
to the classes In music, art, fancy work. elocu-
ton, photography and typewriting. au15-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING. IMPROVE
your handwriting. Nothing will aid you more
readily to secure paying position. The
most improved method Of bookkeeping taught.
Private instruction day or evening In either or
both branches.
Apply to
se11-6ts PAUL A, STEELE. 600 St ne
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Miss Halstead's private school will be open
October at 1920 10th ST., cor. OF p st. n
Applications may be made at the school rooms
on the 10Th and 3Oth Of September from IL to
! o'clock, or prior to that time at 3024 Q ct.
sci Bins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Georgetown College 1.-THE Department Of Arts and
Sciences) opens THURSDAY, September II.
Medical Department opens MONDAY, October .
Law Department opens WEDNESDAY, October 4.
REV. ]. HAVENS RICHARDS s. J.,
sel2-Ot President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-14

DAILY LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON. d q,
FORTRESS MONROE and
SOIH'OIK. VA
The ne and powerful Iron Palhcs steamess
WASHINGTON AND NoRToiK-soUTH BrTSD
Leave wa-ninrton daily at pm. nom fost n
Tth ct. wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe af $50
I'm. next day Arrive NJ Norfolk AZ 1880 an.
where railroal ,Slnections are made Tor al l0inu
youth and southwest.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Sorfaik daily a. e:1o pm. Leave Fortrca
Monroe at T:io pm Arrive NJ washin<to~ ~
$50 am next day.
Tirkets on sale AZ 5i3. 6i9. 1851 and i42i pew
sylvania ave-. and 6l5 18th St
Ask for Il, fets via the new line.
mo cArssHAx
ap14tf Gen. ssrt.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 90.
For Baltimore aud river landings
Steamer Sue leaves every Monday nt pm en4
Steamer Lady Of the Lake every sunday At pm
and Wednesday at pm for Baltimore and ave
landings
All RIVER FREIGHT MUST BE PREPAID
For freight passage apply
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. Arts.
ya27-sm srh street wharf.
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SELECT

WASHINGTON SEMINARY. 154O nth ST.
Boarding and Day School opens October q
Primary. Intermediate and Advanced Departments
thorough instruction; progressive methods; indl-
vidual attention; moderate prices.
Special classes: Literature Languages Eocutiop.
Physical Culture, Cookery, Needle Work
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. SMALLwOOD,
sel2-2m' Principals
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WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO, .TM1ED~
Prom Tth n. ferry wharf"
Steamer wakrhcid on MONDAYS. wEDNEspAYs
and SATURDAYS al an for Nomri srsek Va,
and intermediate landings. Returning TtESDAfA
TTir1,sDays and SUNDAYS fsee scheduiel
Steamer T. '. Arrowsmdth on MONDAYS sr1
WEDNESDAYS NJ 500 pm. for Alexandria. Oolo-
NAL Beach and an lower river landings; returninG
leaves Einsaie TUESDAYS and III IRsDAls rcs
return landings. arriving at Washington WE'D
NFSnAy end FRIDAY MORNINGS o- SATIN
DAYS NJ $50 pm. for coigrisi Beach oolton,s
Ieonn rdiowu. 81. Georges Island. Smith sreek.
Coan and Yeocornico; returning leaves kinsais ar
irving nt Washington SUNDAYS about 10 Pm
G. W RfDrEy
scstf General Manages.
NEW r,IAcE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Leaves River View wharf ith street. sun
dsy Tursday and Thursday at an fandinr et
All WHARF rs far down Maddox creek. Returr-
ING on Mondavs Wednesdays and Fridays =
m Passenger nccommodn lions first-class. Freight
Received until hour % sailing. Telephone. tT65.
4. A. REED q CO.. agents. kleynnfrin.
II. g RANDALL.
sr27-tr Proprietor and Manages.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UNI
versity.-45th session begins October =. For par
ticulan apply to the Dean G. L MAGRUDER.
NJ. D.. SIS Vt ave. aulstoc7
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PIANO TEACHER - SEVEN YEARS EXPERT.
ence; beginners advanced: new and rapid
method for young pupils; best references. Mrs.
J., 1905 Hopkins place, near 10th and NV.
Oc23- tn e. linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

In accordance with The Stars suggestion
all the police officers who render service in and
around the Executive Mansion are now re-
CURED to wear the regulation uniform while on
duty, and hereafter their authority will hardly
be questioned even by the bucolic kickers who
objected to being directed by men ordinarily
clad. But there is still some difficulty as to
the ushers who are not police officers; they
wear the conventional and somewhat somber
garb such as is common to the average individual
when be is supposed to be at his best and are
therefore not easily to be distinguished in the
multitude of visitors. The proposition to put
them in livery is simply ridiculous and has
hardly been entertained by the President, but
il does seem as though distinctive badge or
dress was necessary. Why not swear in the
civilian employees as special policemen? They
could then wear police uniform and would be
privileged to swing clubs if they SO desired.
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Peter H. Clark, who is q negro and whose
home is in ST. Louis, No., is now in this city,
an applicant for the position Of recorder Of
deeds Of the District. Some Of Peter Il. Clark g
friends allege that he came on in response to a
summons from President Cleveland and that
he consequently has a sure thing as to the ap-
pointment. The fact that this Office of re-
corGer is purely local in all its functions is
assumed to cut no more figure when party
heelers are to be rewarded than the home-rule
plank in the democratic platform. A month
ago The STAR might possibly have sneered at
the candidacy Of Peter Fl. Clark Of st. Louis,
No., but in view Of recent happenings (yet
without actual knowledge as to this particular
man or his chances) The STAR begs to assure
Peter T. Clark of st. Louis, No., that his nom
residence is far from being a source of weak
ness, and ventures to tender to him assurances
OF Its most distinguished consideration.
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determined nation. Other reforms will Be
demanded in the near future and then may
come the revolution which was so nearly fact
but few hours ago. At present there is COM
parative peace; the labor leaders have advised
the abandonment Of the general strike and q
resumption Of business seems certain. The
constitutional amendment is far from satisfac-
tory, for it provides for plural voting by those
who own sufficient property to qualify under the
law, and more or less agitation will continue
until plain, straightforward, universal suffrage
has been provided for. Out of evil good has
come but the experiment of influencing legisla-
ton by the use Of mobs is too dangerous to be
commended.