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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

PENNINGTON SEMINARY
Our catalogue is full OF the very fnforma tioo
you are now seeking for your son or daughter and
Is so beautiful that IL would grace YOUR n II m
table, Sent free Address THOMAS HANI0y
Pennington. y. ]. fv21 -7st
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WHITTINGHAM INSTITUTE

WHTTTINGHAM INSTITUTE
for girls An departments Boarding and day
scholars 400 low s eharTes Esstie
Takoma Park, ID. c. MISS ROSS. PRINCIPAL.
oc6-2w
LADY JUST FROM ENGLAND WISHES TO
give private lessons in French acquired in Paris
ell drawing. Address E. E Barton, $40 10Th
NV. oc6-3t'
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 1226 18th
st.-Day and boarding school, primary, interme-
date and advanced departments; experienced
during Twelve years Of earnest work; many
lessons PREPARED e school within reach Of help
cipal. oc51m'
HENRY JAEGER, FLUTE SOLOIST AND TEACH
er, may now be engaged for solos. concerts or
teaching. For terms apply at Is 4th st.
MT. VERNON VOCAL STUDIO, 1908 9TH ST.
NV Voice culture and correct breathing taught
by rapid method overcoming throat troublcsy
pupils prepared for concerts; examination free.
SHORTHAND BY PRIVATE LESSONS-THE ONLY
snf Tr rDur years at head OF
address Mrs. KEENE. 14l4 K st. NV. se2s-lm
MISS FRANCES MARTINS ENGLISH AND
FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
1905 = st. NV.
F Ere ,h. Kindergarten Boarding pupils limited
COLUMBIA s sr.p OF Del EXECUTION AND ACT.
Conley and others. 300 b st. NV.
Send for catalogue. eS-2ms
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY. WITH EXPERIENCE OF
years in teaching English, French and Latin,
p1 pre- q also
for civil service examination; best references.
Address Mrs Il. j., Star office. Oc2-6t
NOW OPEN
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE-NINTH SEASON.
Day classes Antique, portrait, oils. water
colors and women's life.
Evening classes Antique and mems life.
For circulars send to
Oc:tf sos nth st, NV
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE1426 ~ 7.
ave. q. W., Prof. PAUL L. VOINOr, principal,
reopens September 2; rapid progress Terms
moderate. Trial lesson free. se2-2m'
FRENCH CLASSES FORMING FOR THE SEASON
Dramatic French readings.
% cents admission.
oc3-lm' MILE V. PRUD HOMIE, 3O7 d st. NV
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
FOUNDED 17S9.
SCHOOL OF LAW.

GEoRGEToWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Rev. J. HAvENS RICHARDS. s. J.,
President of the University.
on It The
nos WILLiA M 4 R kIsid. AFbS5N n D.:
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative Law and
HON. MARTIN F. NORRIS. IL. D..
associate Justice Court of Appeals of the Dis
Of an aSe
DrufhfGSS S ana Esnl,y 'SMTlsRyHfssRSsss
Lecturer Sn The Law * PERSONAL
tracts and Negotiable Paper.
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership Corporations.
PraStise and Tsstamentary lay
Lecturer On CONF Common law Pleading Criminal Law.
P REv Rene Es'f HSna1s sfS s'i T..
rALLMADGE A. L4MRERT. A. NJ.
'g;' WE
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN. A. NJ.
Of Law opens on wednesday. October I. isas, ai
Law School Bu ia %os Sos and sos street
northwest, when the Introductory lecture will be
delivered and announcements made for the en-
suing term Present and prospective students,
alumni and all others interested in legal educa-
fon are cordially invited to be present The large
and carefully selected library Will be open at all
hours Of the day and evening. during the term.
for the use Of students and alumni, and the facul
~ are gratifed to be able to announce that new
and improved facilities for combining practical
The secretary he at his Office In the
law building daily from 20 pm, for informa.
themselves with the school for the ensuing term
are requested to enrol their before the open
that occasion
Circulars giving course Of study. terms. &C.,
can he obtained at book stores Of W. II. Morri.
sons Sons, 1926 street northwest: LOwdermili
Co, li24 street northwest, and John Eyrne
Co., 1872 street northwest, and at W. 8
Thompson's drug store. 103 18th street northwest
or on application personally by letter to the
undersigned. s. NJ YEATMAN
se9-l I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

FROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN,
1884 Y st. II.
MISS SUSAN Z. POLLOCK, Principal,
Assisted by eminent specialists in English
branches, German and Latin.
Pupils from four to sixteen years Of age.
Large rooms, open fires.
For normal department for training of teachers
apply above to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK,
Principal National kindergarten Institute,
1O1g 10th ST. NV,
se1S-1m' Washington, ID. G..
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LTTEkATURE-PROF
CASTOR RIVOr from Paris; very easy and pro-
gressye method. Address 1928 l st NV, call
O'Clock, SelS-4w~
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CORCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

This school will open at 6 o'clock pm. OCTOBER
: with courses Of instruction in the following sub
and Laboratory Physics, AsSayin.. Mathematics,
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
eralogy, Geology and Blowpipc Analysis. Meteorol-
ocy. Geography, Finance and Economics. Architec-
tural. Mechanical and Typographical Drawing. En-
giish French. German. LATIN Psychology. All
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. MENTAL. ar
MORAL.-Phy Biological and Rational Psycholog
Ethics. lectures the history of philosophy. Pro
LEE DAVIS LODGE, Ph. ID.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY.-nustrate lee
lures. Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
Cumulative Analysis. Assaying, Metallurgy. Prof
CHARLES E. MCNROE, S. b.
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DEPARTMENT OF DRAwTNG.-Freehand. Me-
chanical, Topogr: phic and Architectural Drawing
and Modelling. Prof. HARRY KING, LIB.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR w. ROBSON.
615 18th st. nv Telephone 1854.
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent
Tickets to Europe by all nnes.
Drafts in sums 20 suit.
Coee1gn ExpeeoA lAu9l Custom Holse DRunw
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SANDERS & STAYMAN, e34 r ST.,
oc5 IL n. Charles ST., Baltimore
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DEPARTMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Geometry. Triyononrtry, Analytic Geometry Ca
culus ard Diiferential Eluatiots. Prof. II.
HODGKINS, Phi. u.
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DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
Thorough in the French language and litera
ture instruction especially adapted to scientifi
students Prof. LEE DAVIS LODGE, Phi. ID.
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LANGUAGES.

ANlNUONUNSe
THE BERLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 14th st. NV.
Branches In all American and European
Principal cities. New term begins now.
IN THE SELECTION OF A BUSINESS COL.
iese consider the reputation Of the principal and
IVY ISsriTtTE BusiSEs S;'1 COLLEGE,.
S.W. Cor. Sth and X SITS NV.
has been we'll known and successful Washing
ton , eGTca 1sr, for II years ,,,,,
housekeeping. arithmetic. spelling. penmanshp,
grammar; letter writing. typewritng: shorthand
AN. Principal announcement '" o.
MISS AMY c. LEAvITT.
se2ltf LESSONS on TIE 4fH J AK kEYBoARD.
MRS HARRIET MILLS.
Vocal lessons resumed October 1.
MISS SCHMITTS SCHOOL 453 G " W. RE
OPENS Oct. Atm. kindergarten, Primary, Ger
man. man, French. Deaf and Dancing Classes.
ooach. SEES lm'
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL.
us 9th st. NV.
Voice and piano lessons resumed October 2.
sIGNOR MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL,
Italian En thSf"Sn seho0 of n
placing or the voice and artistic finish.
SCHOOL OF EXECUTION, ORATORY. ACTING.
physical grace and voice culture. 1917 18th ST.
NV. Lessons given during the day evening.
E sINyRD c. TOWNSEND. Miss ADA L. Town
SEND. se29tr
MRS. L. o. TALBOT WILL REOPEN FRENCH
and English school for young ladies and chill
dren. October 4. at 927 st. Modern methods.
Highest grade teachers. se29lm'
REMOVED TO
1928 CORCORAN ST,
MIR. ERNEST LENT,
se29-1ms Piano. Violin and Theory OF Music.
MISS MARGARET BARGAR OF BALTIMORE
will receive piano pupils IN Washington Mondays
and Thursdays of 'S3-4; references highest. in
Guiding letters from Mr.. Richard Burmeister''
and Miss Margaret Z. Williams" Address 98i
+ St. n se2S- 2ws
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MAETYN COLLEGE OF ORATORY,

MARTYN COLLEGE OF ORATORY,
1923, 1225, 1927, 1229 1921 G st.
Admitted to he the finest College OF Oratory In
the world. School year begins October 2.
Webster Eagerly, A. NJ, Phi. D., President.
Hon. E. b. Hay, Chairman Of Board of Trustees
Ten Instructors and Twenty Lecturers.
FULL COURSE IN EXECUTION.
FULL COURSE IN OUATORY
FULL. COURSE IN DRAMATIC CULTURE.
Also CONDENSED COURSES for busy people
Catalogue ready. Send for Souvenir Circular"
A SEMINARY COURSE
Includes Rhetoric, Logic. Bellies Lettres, Compo-
sition punctuation, Analysis. Literature. Shakes
pearc, Languages and Music
LANGUAGES.
French! German! Italian! Spanish!
Sc l6-.5m NCS1C-NOCAL. INSTRUMENTAL.
THE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS AND
little boys will reopen Sept. Is. 1893. at their
residence. 143G CORCORAN ST. For further in
formation apply for circulars. se11-eo1mH
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NINE. J. ESpUTA-DALY,
Teacher Of voice culture ard the note chain sys-
TEN for reading music at sight. Nine. DAILY has
charge OF vocal department at Mt. De Sales
Md, and st. Johns College, Washington. ID. C.
School singing classes a speciality. Address STU
do. MetZcrott building. Call 10 am. TO d. m
Mondays and Wednesdays and after Sept. l.
aua3-3m
MRS. z. D. BUCHER,
142. = ST. H.
Piano. Vocal Culture and Harmony Classes q
se25 I'm speciality.
MR.. PUTNAMS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
boys is located 1884 . ST. NV. Preparation
for colleges and technical schools and for busI-
ness. Best OF references. For particulars apply
to wM. II. PUTNAM or A. y. McQUARRIE.
se7-1m
THE MCDONALD ELLIS SCHOOL,
Corner 18th street and Massachusetts avenue.
English and French Boarding and DAY School
for young ladies' aud little girls. Unusual ad-
vantages i'm literature, music and physical Gull
ture.
The eleventh year begins Sept. "a 1893.
For information address the principal
se23-1m Miss ANNA ELLIS.
LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY sol F. CAP ST.
Charles F. De Mott, Prin.-Thorough instruction
shorthand, typcwriting, negative retouchng pto.
Biography, science, art, music, business. Instruc-
tive lectures. Send for circular. se16-1ms
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This year additional course of instruction IN
the SPANISH LANGUAGE and literature is given by
Mr.. N. NJ. RAMSEY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON, ID, &.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MEN KNOWING MORE ABOUT PRINTERS INK
than making pisnos say this that piano Il
best. Tut compare and Judge yourself. See the
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DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN.-Ccmrlete course
In the German language, conversation and exten
sive readings In modern and classic German, in
Guiding science and history. Prof. Hermann
SCHOENFEID. Phi. d.
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18TH SESSION.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls.
HIGHLAND TERRACE,
14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
MR.. AND MRS. W. D. CABELL,
se2S Principals

PRIVATE LESSONS. ELEMENTARY OR ADvANC-
ed At pupils residence IL desired. Experienced
to backward unwilling and adult pupils. Prof.
j.: l4od Hopkins place, near 10th and NV.
NINE TAYLOR, OPERATE TEACHER ONLY
teacher in city using famous alphabetical method
for piano, doing away with notes and stan. DO
18th st. NV. se3O-6t'
DR. JOHN =. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME LES
sons October 1 at his residence. 1872 New York
ave. sc21-lmo'
EXECUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE-AIIsS
Beuiah Gilbert of Baltimore will teach in Wash
tngton two days in each week during 93-4. Ad-
dress 934 F ST. nv se2O-lm'
BUSINESS sCHOOI-EvENING SESSIONS ONLY
Eight practical studies.
Just what young men need to qualify for bus
iness positions In the civil service.
THE \. NJ. Z. A BUSINESS SCHOOL. 1iO9
sessions begin October 2 IS93
Enrolment September 25
For particulars call ut the Office. ac0-lm
WILLIAM wALDECKER, GRADUATE LEIPZIG
AID harmony For isTms apply at it
eth ST. Z. ses-im'
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.,
's' L. ave- K se' u& Isl Gnd A IN 't Sr nT f.
TwSnty-thisd year as , successful business st,ss
years with Eastman College Six thorough and
practical courses: business, English. accOuntancy.
the plonosraph and typewriter: the quickest
Preparatioi for tine Office; complete course, SIS:
the. phonocraph individual instruction by eI.
perienced rep6 tiers Graduates Of excellence
and distinguished success: moderate prices; send
for catalogue. au28
1888 ST. NV.
THE MISSES KERR'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE CHILDREN.
se25 Fall term begins September %.
PROF. J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER. TEACHER OF
piano, organ. vocal music and harmony; rspe
ciay attentive to beginners well TO pupils
advanced. 81 I st. NV se25-1ms
| OLNEY INSTITUTE,
Succeeding Mrs. Myers Boarding and Da!
School for Young Ladies' and Little Girls
OPENS OCTOBER L. 1898.
MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY,
| MISS LAURA LEE DORSEY, Principals
se25-tf
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THE BEKLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
723 14th st. NV.
Branches In all American and European
Principal cities. New term begins now.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGI ISH.-Embracing Rhet.
oric. Philolocy. English and American Literature
Inductive and Deductive Logic, Modern History
Civil Government. Dissertations. Debates, Essays
Prof. s. NJ. SfUTE, DID.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. GRAHAM. 3O7 It'll ST NV SprrT.Iys7,
In operative and surgical dentistry. Filling and
extracting positively without pein No inexne-
rienced and Incompetent boy assistants or newly
nedsed graduates intrusted TO practice on ma
tents. but all operations performed person.llv
by DIR. Graham. Extracting. 2sc
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic. Soc.
Filling with platina. silver or amalram tic
Porcelain crowns. s.: gold crowns so
Very best full set teeth 81 se27 lmos
We beg to call your special attention to our
ad- on page regarding True to life Teeth
Note the price U. s. DENTAL ASSN col eth
81. n.
GRoSHoN's DENTAL PARLoRs. ESTABLISHED
1887. 15os l4th st. NV. Artificial Teeth In
serted. 81, Sl2 to $50 Open all hours, including
Sundays. Local anaesthetlc used for painless eT-
traction OF teeth. se23-lms
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, ex-
cept cost Of material at 1928 n ST. NV. DEN
tal department Of the Columbian University.
from ] to pm. daily. except Sunday. Ex-
traction free. lnnrmary open from October to
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DIR CG[gP[BIU[RNl

is THE ONLY PHYSICIAN IN THE CITY
PracticinS Dermatology exclusively. Enema, Tet
ter. Acne, Pimpes. Blackheads. Freckles Red
ness OF the Nose and Cheeks. Birthmarks. Moles
Superfiuous Hair and all diseases Of the Skin
Hair and Scalp skillfully and permanently re
moved
Offices in Merits Building. cor. + and llth sts
Consultation free. oc5-3m
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The large clock like indicators hung on
the walls to show the time of departure of
the next trains are the cause of many
amusing occurrences. The reporter was re-
galed with one of these on his visit Two
men evidently In their cups entered the
depot. and after gazing in an airnless fash
hon around the room one of them esuied
the indicators, each of which indicated a
different hour. He glanced first at one then
at the other, then pulling out his watch
he called the atten ton of his companion to
the disparity between them. and in a stage
whisper said: Il say, Tom. which one of
them d clocks do you suppose is right 30
"All. I guess" was Toms unsympathetic
answer. Us he walked off whistlinS After
the Ball"
Numbers of people. mostly men with
nothing II do and nowhere to so. make a
loaiing place of the depot waiting rooms
and. II unmolested. will remain there all
day and all night, too. The officials usually
spot them and the bOuncer gets I'm his work
ne usher Is continually circulating through
the crowd. and if a person is seen to re-
man around the depot after several trains
nave been announced he is politely asked
where ne Is going. Alexandria is a pop-
uiar reply to this question. IT. however
the usher Is In doubt as to the correctness
or this statement, he requests to be shown
Icket- III This is not produced the indi-
VIC Ial IS ADVISED TO purchase one or to va
cate Inc latter Is usually done Women.
aIthoush rarely. IL Is true. sometimes figure
IN tne capacity of depot lOafers They
come under the immediate supervision of
me natron. and II they are thought to be
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MT. VERNON VOCAL STUDIO, 1908 9TH ST.
NV. Voice culture and correct breathing taught
by rapid method overcoming throat troubles)
pupils prepared for concerts; examination free.
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL.
| AN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL

1s6+--EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE-1S94
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS
THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ma
tional Bank of the Republic building corner 7th
and ID SITS NV. Day and night sessions began
September 4. Practical English. shorthand and
typewriting; Spencerian rapid writing: mechani-
cal and architectural drawing. Corps OF ten
thoroughly trained teachers. Location central.
Spacious brilliant Y lighted, handsome halls
and class rooms. s rvices of graduates always
In d mand. Terms moderate, but competi-
tion with cheap schools.
Office open every business day and night. Tele-
phone cali, 1854
Write or call for new annual announcement.
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER.
SELF Principal and proprietor.
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. OPEN ALL
HOTEL year Or beach. Maryland ave. Every
comfort and cow. for fall and winter
IMPERIAL, home at reduced rates Open fires and
myS-6m solarium. G. W. KENDRlCK.
HOT STRINGS. BATH COUNTY. vIRGINIA--rHB
Virginia." heated by steam, elevator and all
modern convenience with ten cottages
with replac-s. will be kept open the entire year:
bath in hotel; special rates from September to
HILL TOP SIMMER RESORT. HILL TOP HOUSE,
Harper's Ferry, W. Va. +. 8 LOvETT. Prop
Elevation. 200 feet. Most breezy point. Seen
cry unegualed. First-clsss table -Four daily
malls So. Nov open. myo-6m
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A MIDDLE-AGED LADY. WITH EXPERIENCE OF
years in teaching English French and Latin
desires pupils at her residence or at residence of
pupils; students prepared for High School, also
for civil service examination; best references
Address Mrs. Il. j., Star office. Oc2-tt
The evening world., 1893-11-06
ACCUSED IN THE SYNAGOGUE.
Sexton Fried, Called a Thief, Re-
torts the Aocuser Is a Forger.
strife Long Brewing Is Aired in the
City Court.

The Internal strife which for a long
time has been going on among the CON
~gregation OF the Clinton Street Syna-
gogue has come to the surface. and
much of the story was told this morn
ing before Judge Mccarthy. In the CITY
Court. The congregation seems to have
been abou equally divided over the ques-
ton OF a successor &c the present min
lister. Nose Fried, the sexton, has been
the acknowledged leader Of those who
want the present minister retained,
while Solomon Fisher has led the OPP
posing forces, who want a new minis
ter.
Although the trouble was brewing for
q long time It did not break out into
actual warfare until two weeks ago at
one OF the regular monthly meetings.
Sexton Fried spoke warmly in favor of
retaining the present minister. while Mr..
Fisher strenuously objected. The leader
Is a saloon-keeper whose place of bust
ness is at 100 Pitt street. He objected to
Mr.. Fried talking at all, and inasmuch
as the sexton was q salaried employee, It
was suggested that 1t would be much
better taste to remain neutral. This
made the sexton angry.
Employee or no employee" he said.
Jumping up,"I am a member OF this syna-
gogue and a my dues. l have just as
good a right TO speak here as any one
else"
Mr.. Fried has no right here" cried an
other mar jumping up He is a thief.
anyway"
III that mar says I am a thief he says
something which he cannot prove re-
torted the sexton. But IL / got up and
said that that man was a thief and a
fOrger. and that he was arrested for forg-
ing books, ! would be saying something
which | could prove"
These remarks brought the matter into
the courts. Mr.. Fried insists hat he used
no names in his statement. MIR. Fisher
thinks that Fried did. and that Fisher
was the person. He at once brought suit
in the City Court for $500 damages. and
secured from Judge Mccarthy an order
for Fried's arrest. The sexton was after
wards held in $500 bail.
Fried sought Lawyer Alfred c. Jawo-
rover, OF the Pulitzer Building, who made
application to have the order of arrest
vacated. The ground taken was that the
papers did not show a sufficient cause OF
action; second. that while the law says
by a freebooter and householder, A. Jar.
cler, a shareholder. had been accepted.
Lawyer Jaworower also made the poin'
that no action can be taken in the City
Court for more than 1900. and while q
defendant is always given ten days &c
answer he was only allowed six days ir
this case.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
COCKTAILS AND SORE THUMBS.

A former king OF the New York dudes
was carried to a police station Saturday
night smoking with rum and so thick
tongued that only the vowels of our
language could escape from his CLOTHS.
Yesterday morning a Police Justice let
him go without a fine or sending him to
the island, not because his vote was
wanted tomorrow, but because he had
a large II throbbing felon on his
thumb.
Cocktails are not recognized in law
or the pharmacopOeia as a cure for sore
thumbs. 1t NAY be that II a man covers
himself with swell clothes and changes
his footwear fourteen times a day, an
infusion OF intoXicants into his system
by way OF his alimentary canal will
soOthe phalangal suffering, but a Fourth
Ward bum, viii his known capacity for
absorption, could not swallow enough
liquor in a day 10 stay one solitary pang
OF an anguished thumb, and he might
wave his felon for forty years in a
Judges face without making the official
soften his severity and let him go on
the strength Of his ]torturing thumb.
But there are sore thumbs and sore
thumbs, The sw"ller a sore thumb Is the
more show it gets in this toadying world
OF ours, So don be m!slci by the
lcnIency with which the c%-monarch Of
the bowling dudes was treated in the
police court. The only sore thumbs that
have Il pull" are those hat are collected
in Delmonico's or some Of the fashionable
irrigatng resorts. II the police find you
rolling home through the Bowery or Park
Row 1t wouldn't make any difference
II you had eight hundred and ninety.
six sore thumbs, the erudite Judge
would not recognize a single one OF them
you would have to give up or 50 up.