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though 1t was not entirely unexpected, to
many 1t was surprise. The reasons for 1t
were partly stated in an exciting discussion
which followed. the principal participants
being President Frizzell and Mr.. Chappell,
during which Mr.. Chappell several times
accused the president of the association of
being guilty of classifying.
MI Chappell was chairman Of the street
committee and his work as such did not
seem to please the presiding officer. The
latter. thereupon, accused the former OF
working against the best interests Of the
association, and he thought 1t was simply
handicapping 1t by keeping in 1t a man
who does not work in harmony with the
organisation.
1.-The statements made are false" said Mr.
Chappell
President Frizzell said that at a former
meeting he had remained quiet and listened
to a TRADE of abuse for an hour.
Il call him to order for personal abuse"
said Mr.. Chappell.
Again Mr.. Frizzell repeated some Of his
statements and again did Mr.. Chappell
denounce his statement as being false.
"Oh, can prove it," retorted Mr.. Frizzell.
Mr.. Willard arose and attempted to act as
peacemaker, speaking of the valuable serv-
ices rendered by Mr.. Chappell and of the
ward keeping the association on foot. He
thought that Mr.. Chappell's resignation as
chairman of the committee might be &C.
cepted and that his resignation as member
of the association be laid on the table,
He Is too valuable man for the associa-
ton to lose" concluded Mr.. Willard
Following this, Mr.. Frizzell made some
remarks as to why he had charged Mr..
Chappell with being unfriendly to the associ-
alton. and Mr.. Millard's amendment that
MI ChappelPs resignation as chairman of
the street committee was passed.
Now" said Mr.. Frizzell IT move that
Mr. Chappell be requested to withdraw his
resignation. 1 am willing to forgive him for
what he has done and said, and am sorry
that this unpleasantness has happened"
so am l sorry" added Mr.. Chappell, but
could not sit here and hear these false
statements without opening my mouth"
Under the circumstances, Mr.. Chappell
said he would withdraw the resignation and
motion to adjourn was put by Mr.. Tucker,
who had been called to the chair. He de-
cIared the motion carried, although there
was an element opposed to the manner in
which the affair had ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-26
AFTER STOLEN HORSES,
Several Recovered and Two OF the
Thieves in Custody.

Detective Robert Jeffries of West Chester.
Pa. was here yesterday looking after some
horses that had been stolen from In the
neighborhood Of his home and which had
been sold In this section. At the same
time the sheriff knew Of the operations of
the horse thieves in the vicinity Of Rock
Vile. where ]. s. Childs and MAGISTRATE
Stonestreet were the victims Of the thieves
Each lost two horses. a buggy and harness.
This was after the thieves had been here
and sold several Of the horses and vehicles
they had stolen In Pennsylvania. The con-
fession OF one Of the men under arrest in
West Chester was what brought the sheriff
here and with the assistance Of Detectives
Lacey and Carter he recovered three horses
A wagon was recovered in Norfolk. Thus
1ar the sheriff has recovered eighteen stolen
horses in addition to several vehicles and
many sets Of harness. The circular sent
out by the Rockville citizens reached
Sheriff Jefrries, who is confident that he has
the horses and vehicles described. They
will be returned to their owners
Last night Sheriff Jefries returned home
and some of those who purchased the
stolen horses will probably be called upon
to appear against the two prisoners in the
Pennsylvania court.
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II could not sleep at night. grew so weak that
i was obliged to stop work.
Il had tried more than twenty doctors. but they
could do me good, 50 I gave IL up q bad job.
Then the great medicine, DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, was suggested TO me, and
7 took q bottle Of IL.
1T made me feel good that tried one more.
and now, after having taken four bottles. I am
well and strong again. sleep soundly every night
and can work every day.
II feel 90 strong that can do any hard work
without feeling any WEAKNESS or pain In my back
side.
II am 1T q loss to find words to express my
thankfuinezs and gratitude for this wonderful dis
eovery. DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy. have told my many friends about its won
dsrful curative powers. and would not be without
II II IL cost ten dollars a bottle. advise people
to use IL II they want to- be cured"
You get IL at any drug for 81. II Is
purely vegetable and harmless, and IL surely cures
II should be used BY all who are ailing, who ARE
weak. tired. nervous. sleepless and run down. 1.
10 the best medicine possible to take. 1t was dis
covered By DIR. Greene of IS W. 14th ST., New
York. the most successful specialist In curing
chronic and nervous diseases. who be con
suited free, personally or BY letter.
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A RUM0R SETTLED.
Some Said That It Could Not Be
Done.
All Waited With Deep Interest and
BreathIess Anxiety.
Proved Mighty and Invincible Oonqueror
at Last

rumor has gained circulation that the we'll
Known Edward T. Feron. ESQ.,. of 507 East s1st ST.,
New York city. was utterly broken down In health,
had become unable to attend to his duties and was
rally In Q condition beyond cure.
Over twenty doctors had examined and treated
bis case. and all were forced to give up and &C.
knowledge that his case was beyond their skill.
Then the remark was made that here was . test
case for the great and popular medicine, DIR.
Grsene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t Is
OF course a widely known fact that this wonderful
remedy rarely IL fails to but could even
fu marvellous curative powers restore health In
this most serious case?
The Nervu-a used and everybody watched
Its effects with deep interest and almost breath
less anxiety.
We VII giye Mr.. Feron's own version Of the A.
fair:
For Eve years" he said. II have been running
down, gradually losing my health and strength; AT
last I got very bad and troubled with pains in
my back and around heart.
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OA<~ @A<JO ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup IF Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refIeehing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN 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. Any 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 FIc SYRUP CO.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. ssw yoax. N.Y.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.

Arrived.
Schooner Young Brothers. Snow. Kenne-
bee, LOO tons ice, Great Falls Ice Company
Schooner Annie j. Pardee Crosby, Kenne-
bee. 1000 tons Ice, Great Falls Ice Company
schooner Charles Noble Simmons. Babbitt
hennebec, loo tons ice, Great Falls Ice
company. Schooner Frank Rudd, Smith
Kennebec, LOCO tons ice. Independent Ice
Company. Schooners Osceola. Denly, Ris-
Ing Sun, Clarke and Sarah Jane. wood
Carter and Clarke.
Sailed.
Schooners Carrie L. Mcpherson, L. p.
Pharoe, north. and Ely, all for Western
Branch.
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London Medical Dispemsary.
MITCHELL. DIETRICH
sos l3rH STREET NORTHWEST
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

at pm. in the college building. 1926 II st. NV
IntrodSctory aadrssses ~ Prof; ) Ford Thomp
The regular lectures begin at $50 m. daily ant
continue seven months.
new Chemical Laboratory, new Histologica
furnished with improved apparatus; a Mino
Surgery Room, with four newly Imported manikins
provided. The Dental 1ndrmary is supplied witt
all modern appliance Ample clinical facilities.
HELD AT THE COLLEGE on THURSDAY, SEP
TEMBER Is. AT Pm.
Dr. A. Il. A. KING, Dean
r.,. 1915 Mass ave. NV. Washington. D. g.
once hours: to 10 am. to pm. se5-tr
GIoRGEToIN UNIVERSITY.
scsSof q LAW.
Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS. g. J.,
Hon. Henry 3; BROW; " D.
noe ef %nL%M A q sSsadf1ee D.
Lecturer 90 statutory and Administrative Law an
INV u.R LsE2i M MnRsis IT.
trict OF Columbian,
q .a sae Ga ss
DrudMs los a JERE ESHisy 'sTi'R %Ss
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estsis and the Law
JOSEPH j. DAiu1NGTON. liz D..
tracts and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Il. D.,
Lecturer on the Law OF Partnership, Corporations
Pras SdSs and pTpp TSsstaneaatary lay
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Criminal Law
REV. RENE HOLLAND s. J..
rALLsADGE 4. LHMBERT. 4. NJ,
c,r.u,. d ssss9rsf o. T. G 5oHb hs an
court Of Appeals-Messrs. TALI.MADGE A LAM
BERT; JOB BARNARD and HENRY WIS.,
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN. A. NJ,
Secretary.
The twenty-fourth annual session Of the Schoo
Of Law opens wednesday. October 4, 1893. a
$50 pm, in its commcdious,, specially designs
northwest. when the introductory lecture viii b
delivered and announcements made for the en-
suing term. Present and prospective students
alumni and all others interested in legal educa
and carefully selected library will be open at al
hours Of the day and evening during the term
for the use Of students and alumni. and the facul
ty are gratifed TO be able TO announce that new
with theoretical study OF the law Will be added.
The secretary can be seen at his Office In tn
law building daily from g 20 pm. for informa
tion enrolment, &c. Those proposing to connec
requested to enrol their before the open
ing night. and thus avoid the delay incident &
that occasion.
Circulars giving course Of study, terms, &c.
can be ootaiped at book stores Of W. II. Morrf
sons Sons 1925 F street northwest: Lowdermill
Co, li2i street northwest, and John Byrn
Co, 1322 + street northwest, and at W 5
Thompson's drug store. 7os 18Th street northwest
or or. on application personally or By letter to IN
se9-1m Sacrefsrx
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

The exercises Of this department will be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September Is at O'Clock
am IN the Lecture Hall Of the University. The
various courses nf study have been extended. the
larged
The College Is open to students Of both sexea
hhppneations for catalogue should be addressed TO
the Registrar, ii. G. H0DGKINS, ABB, who may
be found daily in the Library of the University
from to o'clock, and from 4 to O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-26
THE LAW FACULTY.

JAMES G. YELLING. LID, President,
ffofess0s Of pubc and Private InternatiGnai Law.
Associate justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States,)
the United States, Of the Law Of Domestic
Relations, OF Commercial Paper
The Hon. 1 WAITER II T s Cox. LID.
associate Justice of the supreme Court Of the Dis
Professor of the Law Of Reai and Personal Prop
erty' Of Sontrae,s and Of Crimes
tsome time Assistant Attorney General of the U.s,
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence of Common Law
The aoa pasI d! u nR re R q fLp as'es
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States,D
Prof. g. H. EMMoTT, An, LIN,
tof the Johns Hopkins University
HESRY E. D 81 rs An, I'm.
Some time Assistant Attorney of the District Of
Lecturer on the History Of law.
The Hon AUGUSTUS s. woRTHINGrON. L. B.,
Lecturer on Legal Bibllography and the Use Of
wu1It AS'h e Ms1 IN SSar,; p.o
tof the Washington Barr
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
Inc Hon. WILLIAM EDGAR SIMoNDs, AM'
Some time United States Commissioner of p.teuts
The hon s Il 5as Wv Of snpsY
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbfa,l
Lecturer on Criminal Law and Criminal Plead
ing and Practice
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON. LIN,
tof the Washington Barr
Professor of Legal Catechetics and Of Common
Law Practice.
Tie exercises Of the Law School will be reopened
In the Law LEISURE Hall Of the University, Sc.
at O'Clock. when the Faculty will make their
announcements for the new scholastic year.
Mr. Justice HARLAN, returning from
Paris, will resume all his Lecture Courses. The
Lecture Courses Of other professors Will be en-
larced.
Prof. WM. G JOHNSON, IL. NJ, conducts quiz
zing classes. composed OF all students In the Cn-
deFgraduate Department. that by his catechetical
analysis the teachings Of both lectures and text
books may be impressed upon the memories Of the
punils.
The Law Library Is open daily from O'Clock =.
M TO 10 O'Clock p. N. for stud, and reference, a..
also. for the registration OF students.
FOR catalogues, giving description Of the Lecture
Courses liz all Departments. address
JAMES c. wEIIING. LID, President.
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ton afterward, and their help lasts. They
absolutely and permanently cure Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and
Bilious Headaches One tiny, sugar-coatcd
granule is gentle laxative or regulator;
three are cathartic
They're the smallest, the easiest to take
and the cheapest, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is returned.
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any others,
something elss-shat pays them better will
probably beFurged ~ "just as good" Per-
haps it is, fdr them; but it can't be, for you.
For q perfect and permanent cure of Ca
tarrh, take DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

cutiOn and Dclsarte. pupil Of Ada A. MOsher,
With medal. Terms moderate. Class cOnvenes
Sept. 80. 1882 / st. NV. Call after pm.
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL
AN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL

An ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL
sor both sexes, 1911 ! ST.. begins its eleventh
year September 81
starting ID the primary department. a child
may continue under the guidance of experienced
college trained teachers, who average one to
every seventeen students. until prepared for col
lege or for graduation. Students prepared by US
Princeton. Johns Hopkins, Massachusetts I'm,
stiIute OF Technology. Lafayette and Hobart.
The building Is especially arranged for school
purposes and Is thoroughly equipped with every
neces;sary appliance, including q chemical and
struction is adapted to the needs and capac
ity af the individual students.
IeSt books are furnished free. Catalogues sent
oeice hours from 10 am. 70 IL m.
sel3-tr THoS. W. sIDwEIL.
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, 1910 18TH ST.
., Boarding and Day School opens October 3
Urinary; intermediate and Advanced Departments.
An9sough instruction; progressive methods: indi-
vdual attention: corps OF competent teachers.
Special classes: Literature, Languages Uocution
Physical Culture. Cookery. Needle Work
.o,oo, MI. and Mrs. G. T. sMALI.woOD.
se1s-zm- Principals.
Is64-EDCCATTON FOR RF1I. LIrE-Isa4
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS
THE SPENCEnIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ma
tionai Bank of the Republic building. corner 7th
s snd ~ SIS. NV Day AMI night sessions began
Vpewritins; Spencerian rapid writing: mechani-
cal and architectural drs wing Corps OF ten
thoroughly trained teachers. Location central.
spacious, brilliant Y lighted. handsome halls
and class rooms. rvices Of graduates always
In d. mand Terms moderate, but no competi-
ton with cheap schools.
Once open every business day and night. Tele-
write or call for new annual announcement.
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER.
SELF Principal aud proprietor.
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VIOLENCE.

That Il what the ord-
nary pills and bowel
medicines depend upon.
That explains why your
|system II in q worse
condition afterward
than before. And that
IS the reason why DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets are the best things
In the world for every
stomach and bowel
trouble. There's no
disturbance no reac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-26

A dispatch from st. Petersburg confirms
the report that the iron monitor Roosaika
o! the Russian navy has gone down, prob
ably with all on board, in q storm in the
Gulf Of Finland
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

JAMES c. WELLING, LID, President.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1850 n street northwest, gives thorough prepara-
Won Tor college, for the Naval and Military Aeade-
mics and for business. corps Of nine professors
and Instructors. Building open for inspection and
q teacaer present daily, to answer Inquiries, from
10 O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER IL
For catalogue further Information address
ANDREW r. MONTAGUE, Phi. D.,
Principal.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON.
GIs 18th st. NV. Telephone less
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent
1sckets TO Europe By all linea-
Drafts In sums 70 suit.
Foreign Express. lau9 Custom House Broke,
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FOR MEDIClNALU USE
NO EuSEl OIL

You have heard physicinns and
scientific people say that there Is
nothing good for checking colds.
coughs, weaknesses and sudden sick
ness whiskcy, and that whiskey
should. first Of all, be pure. There fs
no whiskey known to the world that
Possesses the superior medicinal
qualities of Duny's Pure Malt. 1t has
been used universally for years. 1t il
the most popular whfskey known to-
the world today. Insist upon your
druggist or grocer giving you DuHy's.
Send for mphlet to
DUFFY MALT WHISkEY CO.,
Rochester, n, Y.
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One of Our Patients

remarked
number Of to be
Nasal aud he prevailing anm
throat treatment until October the moderate
ana Is only DOPE introduce Invariably
o Instit
ana family
follows dscourarinr results
Mitchell
natol plainly
scienously cure
The Doctors especially
the face
in
rheumatism
Asthma,
Face Vertigo Headache
Offer
delighted with
and to DIM suudays
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inns school VIII open at o'clock pm. OCTOBER
with courses of instruction in the following sub
jects; General AMI Analytical Chemistry. General
And anSratST y Ph PLY AsssypS
ogy. Geography. Finance and Economics, Architec-
glish, French, German, Latin, Psychology All
classes meet in the evenin. and are open to both
DEPARTMENT OF cHEMIsTRy.-nlustrated lee.
lures: Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
CHARLES E. MUSRoE. s. B. ''''
DEPARTMENT OF DRAwING.-Freehand, Me-
ehd cha G Topographic and Architectural Drawing
DEPARTMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
eSas ara rau nay5s Cal
HoDGKINS. Phi. d.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL and
MORA mphysolosi.al and Rational Psychology.
LEE DAVIS LODGE. ph. I'D B. "a '-'''''p"'' f''''
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
students. Prot. LEE DAVIS LODE Ph. D. .'F'''''
This year an additional course of instruction In
the SPANISH language and literature is given BY
DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN-oomplete cours.
sve readings in modern and classic German. in.
Guiding science and history. Prof. HERMANN
DEPARTMENT OF ENGIISH.-Embracipg Rbet
Inductive and Deductivs Logic, Modern History
Civil Government, Dissertations, Debates Essays
Prof S. NJ. SHUTE DID.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.-Com.
plete course, including Building and Machinery
Construction Land Surveying. Roads and Ran.
roads, Canals, Rivers and Harbors, Tunnels Ma.
ing Plant, Specifications and Contracts: City En-
cheering: Extensive Designing Out door Practice
and Inspection Of actual work. Prof. FRANCIS r.
FAyA. Jr., C. E, Am. Soc. C. E.
Advanced Drawing, Construction, MsteriaIs. Per
spective and Shadows, the Orders of Architecture
/ the Renaissance in Architecture. Prof. FRANCIS
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING.-Lectures and Laboratory Wort
Fsys'f Ihesy a1a
Physical Chemistry, Physical Optics Improve
Laboratory F Ea, Prof E. p. LEWIS. B. s.
| Construction Of Electric Shops and Plants, Ne
fhania Mnncps Problems Of u.
| Prof. FRANCIS r. FAVA, Jr.. c. E.
DEPARTMENT OF GEoLoGY-Descript,ve .nt
| Determinative MiIeralogy, Physical Geology thee
retical and practical Especial attention given I,
Prof 1' GEORGE +. MERRILL. fh. D. f'eia work
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECOSOMrcS
Elementary Principles of Public and Private ~
| nance, Political Economy. Prof. A. r. CRAVEN
Phi. d.
For further information apply to
| Prof. CHARLES L. MUNROE & p
Dean OF the Faculty
Comprises Lecture Courses leading to the degrees N
| A. NJ. Phi. D.. in English, GIeek, Latin Fem,
and German, in Mathematics Mathematical pm
! les Solar Physics Theoretical Astronomy Astyo
| Physics, General Chemistry, Mineral Chemistry
| Bio-Chemstry, Geology, Meteorology, Zoology
| Comparative Anatomy. Anthropolegy, Specula IN,
! Philosophy and the Philosophy OF History
Also Lecture Courses leading to the derrss. nj
Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer,
For copies Of catalogue address
! seI6-lm JAMES c. YELLING, LID. President
| COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. I'D SESSION
DENTAL DEPARTMENT. .7TH SESSION
Both departments begin On Monday October ?
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CoRoORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

This school will open at O'Clock .. m. OCTOBER
with courses of instruction in the following sub
Jects; General AMI Analytical Chemistry. General
and Laboratory Physics Assaying. Mathema tics,
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
eraiogy, Geology and Blowppc Analysis, Meteorol-
ogy. Geography. Finance and Economcs, Architec-
tural. Mechanical and Typographical Drawing, En-
elish. French, German, Latin, Psychology. All
classes meet in the evening and are open to both
sexes
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Il leyQay
For
Furniture Buyers
Three carloads crowded in on this
seek. Marvellous doings these days in
Furniture. Cash d all powerful with the
hard pressed manufactures and ours has
been doing double duy-suy,ns double
its oual valus In finished woods and e.
.btins ~ to give you better value for the
money than We had ever dreamed Of
What 700 ave on Furniture bought Of
- this week WIN buy that Desk o.
sss o.. su,,. ~ ANN
"" YAK suites no"...-...-.-.....$4s.oo
. $, %. ~, ''' ..''.. ..s''
$40 osrr, Suite. 5000
$40 Birch Suites ''"- $500
SIS ''''.'.l'' Suites ''"...'ss-''
$50 Rug Suites '''.'--"'"
These are hard whacks, but old nr,e..
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY.-nlustrated lee.
lures. Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
Cumulative Analysis. Assaying. Metallurey. Prof.
CHARLES E. MUNROE S. B.
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY MENTAL and
MORL.-Physiologioal and Rational Psychology
Ethics lectures the history Of philosophy. Prof
LEE DAVIS LODGE, Phi. ID.
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DEPARTMENT OF DRAwING.-Freehand, Me-
chanical, Topographic and Architectural Drawing
and Modelling. Prof HARRY KING, LIB.