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COMING AMI SEMENTS.

"Delmonico's III Six."-Marie Jansen's
new comedy, 'Delmonicos at Six In
which she will appear at Albaugh's on
Monday evening next. has been declared
success in Louisville and Cincinnati Miss
Jansen is everywhere recognized as a COM
edienne of high talents, which she supple
ments with her potent charm OF personal
magnetism. Her company has been Sc
lected under the guidance of experienced
ard reputable judgment and the fullest
prepare tons have been made for lustrous
Jansen's company is Miss May Merrick of
Washington, who is one of the finest look
ing women on the stage.
- German Soldier.'-The popular Ger
man dialect comedian and sweet singer.
MIR. James A. Reilly. who will appear at
Harris Theater next week in "a German
Soldier" has added the following new songs
to his repertoire: Remember You Vas a
German Soldier" II Love Mein Faderland' -
You Don't Know" Little Baby True
LAS Long as the Sun VIII Shine" THE
Turn-stile Ride" and "Old Companions"
which. added to the specialties Of May
by Reilly, Clayton Frye and Wiley Hamil-
ton. will tend to make a highly enjoyable
| musical program.
French Folly Company.-The attraction
at Kernan's Lyceum next week will be
the celebrated French Folly Company
This organization comprises some of the
best stars of the vaudeville profession.
They will present an entirely new show
with handsome costumes, beautiful seen
cry. new music and a strong oliO The
laughable burletta, Partisan Frolics" and
the very funny burlesque THE Isle of
Mixed Drinks" will furnish pleasant en-
tertainment for an afternoon or evening.
The comedy work is furnished by George
Murphy. the popular Dutch come liam: John
F. Leonard. Barney Gilmore. Charles KEEL
ley and John Fitzgerald. A special feature
will be grand chorus Of thirty beautiful
ladies. also the French Mirror dance a
novelty which has been much spoken of
wherever it has been seen. In the COM
pany, besides those already mentioned, are
May Adams. Kittie Kursall. May Drew,
st. Mauer and Gardner. Pauline Clark
Nav Clinton and Alice Cook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

Some New Officers Elected at n Meet
ing Last Night.

The BrOokland Hall and Literary Associa-
ton held a special meeting last hight to
iii offices which had become vacant by the
designations of MessrS. CarinicE Barton
and Connolly. DIR. F. Y. Hull called the
meeting to order. and was elected tenn
porary chairman. and Or. Frank r. Howe
was made temporary secretary. The vot-
ing was by shares. majority of the paid
up stock being represented. The election
resulted as follows:
For president, Mr.. I. =. HollidSe; vice
president. DIR. Frank T. Howe; treasurer.
2. r. Mccormick. The election of Messrs
Hollidse and Mccormick ;aa1e two vacan-
cies on the board of managers, and to these
Messrs- j. c. Noyes and Or. Penrod We're
elected. Mr.. d. NJ. Wood, the secretary.
stated that his removal to Washington
would interfere with the prompt perior-
nance of his duties, ami he rendered his
resignation, which was accepted, and Dr.
r. Y Hull was elected to that position
The election was harmonious. and II Is be-
heved that the new board of officers will
successfully continue the work so we'll per-
formed by its predecessors. The hall which
was built in a year, is one OF the finest to
be found in any suburban village, and its
dedication ceremonies Il short time ago
We're notable in being participated in by
Bishop keane. District Commissioner Ross
and other distinguished people.
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The Rev. I. 7. james Disclaimer

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
y few days after my adventure in Chica-
go.in which / carried out convictions which
had come upon my heart in the months
previous. come in connection with prayer
and waiting before God, an article appeared
In your paper purporting to give sketch
of my life, under title of THE Whisky
Destroyer" l happened to visit my old
home just at this time and in company
with the gen tlemen owning that home. and
who has known me for more than thirty
years, / visited your CORE spondent, a gen
tleman summering in the mountains.
When informed him that his article con-
tanned just twentysix lies. he replied he
was glad il contained no more. He wrote
up the article from the sources of Informal
ton he happened to fall upon. a man who
writes for the press ana gets paid according
to the spice and c-ispneSs of his article cam
not afford to be too careful in writing
nothing but the truth. Very likely he
could have found THINGS in my life which
he did not. that would not have been to my
credit. And il is also quite probable that
had he happened upon parties of another
kind as his sources of informa ton he might
have got hold of some things not at all dis
creditable. / did not care TO- it, and would
not call your attention to 1t now, only l
am residing for the time in the city and
would not wish to be thought by strangers
whom / meet to be the man described in
that article i. T. JAMES.
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
FACULTY OF LAW.
hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. IL D.,
Late justice Of the Supreme Court Of the District
PRESIDENT.
HON. RICHARD III. ALVEY
Chief Justice OF the Court Of Appeals OF the Dis
LECTURER 5sans SY scSSSfHH H. 4 LAW
Lecturer on constitutional law in Johns Hopkins
LECTURER ON pERso cssf.'i Property. poMEs
TIC h AhMTSisTa VIII, Wills AND
OK 'h RA waSs,Hst an BIT n1sp1cr,os
Hon, il. o cLAuGHToS. IL D..
q e Ty Nsss'a5,sn fs AND PRO
DnS MEkf hST law hSS TlIE sW
EU 01 ,ls G SHEIsI Ii: D..
sSsak 9 rRo Gk Aw So SF h so G
ABLE INsp pRp ,LIons AND COR
HON. SAMUEL. F. PHILLIPS.
sGf oS Gin a GS 's r Un.
LECTURER 90 90 rH HiF fsG OF CRIMES.
ON PATENT LAW AND PRACTICE.
JACKSON II. RAiSToN. IL NJ.
LECTURER on PRACTICE. AND JUDGE OF THE
MOOT COURT.
~ Hon; SAMUEL. + PHILLIPS HON +. O..
OF the Court Of Appeals.
The Law School Of the National University will
college building. 18th ST. between and I
sts NV.
The exercises will begin at o'clcck pm. and
VIII consist OF announcements OF the course OF
Studies and the organization OF the several
Alumni Of the school. those intending to study
law, and the public generally. invited ia he
present. The sehool is supplied with excellent
library and residing room for tho Of the
students Attention is invited to the method OF
ptrsonil instruction pursued in this school.
LECTURES AND CLASS TNFItCISf.S commence
Iovtermilk & CHS I4c4 r st. NV: Morrison's.
1876 st. NV; Byrne & Co.. 1892 p St NV, or
on application TO the secretary In person or
by letter.
The secretary will he in attendance from .
O'Clock am to o'clock r m daily Except Sun
college building from 4:30 o'clock to $50 O'Clock
pm for the plrpose Of en0lling students
se19-2w EUGENE d. CARCSr, Secretary.
MRS. GRACE A. X. STEELE, SOPRANO AND
voice cuturist. Conservatory terms TO classes
Now ut home to pupils and inquirers. 1922 o
81. NV sci WIS. lm'
THE MISSES TJFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
little boys will reopen Sept. IS lSg3, al their
residence, 1856 CORCORAN ST For further in
formation apply for circulars. sel1-eolms
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE s0a nth ST.
will reopen its classes October q 1898 Cfrrr-
lars on application. se1S-eo TO $3.50
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THE LAW FACULTY.

JAMES c. wEI1NG. LID. President,
TIE u HON anOl Go And Prsats nsnf9Sai lA"
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
Professor o, III. United Gs Ststss ,,r,.ua.,c. q,
Relations '"s Of q os sns eHE Of Fspef 'e
The Hon. 1 WALTER Fl s 5 Cox. LID.
'Assocate Justice OF the supreme Court Of the Dis
Professor of the Law Of Real and Personal Prop
erty, OF Contracts and Of Crimes
and Misiemeanors.
Sone time Assistant Attorney q, neral of the ISL
and Equity fsaans and of shs Law W Of Esaenss
The Hon. DAVID j. BREwER II-D..
'ASsoeia'e Justice Of ths Supreme Court OF the
T. ofessor % the Law OF Corporations.
Prof G. Ii. EMMoTT. An. lin.
tof the Johns Hopkins University
uE ifsI@I e 5 On ihs C AN LIZ T.N..
tsome time Assistant Attorney of the District OF
Columbian
IN. Hon Lecturer 1,yl ,. on the History Of Law;
,some time District Attorney Of the United States
WILLIAM r. MATTINGLY. ESQ.
tof the Washington Barr
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. WILLIAM EDGAR sIdoNDs. AN.
LIB,
tsome time United States Commissioner of Pateuts.
Profess,r Of the Law Of Patents.
The lion. ANDREW c. BRADLEY.
District Ct cois.nsia,, '' '
Lecturer Criminal Law aud On Criminal Plead
ing and Practice.
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON. LIN,
tot the Washington Barr
Professor Of Legal Catechetics aud OF Common
Law Practice.
Tie exercises Of the Law .hool will be reo,caes
In the Law Leisure Hail OF the University. ste
cor. 18th and III sts, On "WEDNESDAY. October q
nj O'Clock when the Faculty will make theiI
announcements for the scholastic year.
Mr.. Justice HARLAN, returning from
Paris. will resume all his Lecture Courses III,
larged.
Prof. wM. JOHNSON. IL. NJ. conducts quiz
zing classes. composed of all students In the Tn
dergraduate Department, that by his cstecheiira
analysis the teachings of both Lectures and text
prnils.
The Law Library is cren daily from O'Clock n
NJ 10 10 O'clock pm for stud, and reference.
also. for the registration Of sti1si.ts.
For catalogues. giving description of the Lecture
Courses IL all Departments. address
JAMES c. WElIINt;. LID, President,
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LIFE ON THE STRIP.
After u Weeks Settlement IL Has Nine
Growing Towns.

The Cherokee strip has been settled a
week and things are getting down to a
business basis. OF the 100000 people who
entered the land on the 10Th over half have
left.
The population of the new towns is now
about: Pawnte, Loco; Kirk, 5000: Kildare,
loco; Ponca, 1000; Enid. 5000; Pond Creek,
1000; Alva, 1000; Woodward, 1000: Perry.
1000.
Perry is destined to be the leading town
of the strip, and the governor has issued
his proclamation declaring il to be city
Of the first class.
Three more dead bodies have been found
east of Perry, two of them indicating muir
derS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
killed Miie and Self.

Samuel q. Stothart shot his wife yester-
day. almost instantly killing her. He then
blew out his OWn brains. The tragedy oc-
CURED at the home of the couple on Point
View avenue, East End, PittsDurg In
sanity, caused by religious differences and
drink, was the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
Two New Catholic BishOps,

Rev. Edward ]. Dunn, pastor of tn,
Church Of All Saints. Chicago, has been ap
pointed bishop of Dallas, Texas and tn,
Rev. Paul Stanislaus La ROGUE. pastor o.
ST. Hyacinth's Cathedral, St. Hyanth's
Canada, has been appointed bishop of Sher
brooke, Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
S. rl0mtf1 for Treating Diseases of
the Nose and Throat.

Owing Of the
aint made by have
wthOub
the Of
curing above
c such troubles appying De-
1 at A until cured.
hose Of honorable
he Of
pemn mnu and un
We a g h work. rnesly dcon
sien iouly to cuey
ucesM In he tratm of Chronic
Ca
trh Bonchii Fac Acne pmpe
London Medical Dispensary,
Drs
ee7 sos 18th STREET NORTHWEST
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LADIES GOODS.

Dittss CCrTiNG-FIENtHI SYSTEM TAUGHT
DAY and evening at 12eO q n. NV. No ciasssa.
fn'at" INSTRUCTION. Terms low. Latest patterns
cut TO measure. C. wEfsfOfF. se3s-hs
MRS c. A. BIDDl.E. MODESTO.
los ST. NV,
Has returned TO the city. and IL now frepared 70
do all dress aud 'loakmsking In a satisfactory
manner. Apprentice girls wanted. sczSSt'
WISH To INFORM MY FIII,NDs AND cTIe-
TONERS that ! am prepared TO do dressua.kiag at
81 and ,n unwa ard Ms nw i, arssse' mad. tr.o
NINE LoFFLER FEHIs. FORMERLY OF n n
St"rtls * Co, Boston, will resume busipess fos
the season st as 18th NV: dresses made n
latest styles at mcsiernte terms. se23- linz
MISS EAGAN. FORMERLY OF 1910 y ST NV
viii resume business October l 1897 n st. NV.
having spent the samElcr In Paris tmportina
many gowns, silks, laccs. trimming etc :. - q
MADAME GENEsTE. No. $40 A STREET 4 a
washing ton. ID e: one square from y st-eet casv:
curtains and laces done IN equal 10 new: curtains
speciality: goods landed with cure, aud Nd
for ani delivered. sclS-lms
MISS LAURA cADMAN 1905 q ST. NV
late with Nine. DemongeotD Ladies. Hair
Dresser. Toilet Articles OF every Description.
bangs dressed. ssS-im
FINE WHITE AND piACK I.ACEs DOM IN n
nrst-'lass Partisan style white and satin drsssss
soHas anu os ffe ID MME s spsTplsls; n,cs: r' ::
Hme- Nalniont. old stand us nth n. .si -ims
sE i.lissS r SAH M1;S rEEp pr.o 40
Misses CUNNINGHAM. 1885 sth ST NV. sue -
ANTON AND CAROLINE LFRcH. $40 Urn 81
cEASYSd aNb REsroRS AsI u s,, pf s.sss
and articles Of wear. OUTING srrfTs eivss -
ticular attention. Our patronsge extso6b ~
the most fashionable circles. tii
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

Ihe exercises of this department will be
. su II, on MONDAY, September Is. at O'Clock
a.m., IN the Lecture Hall OF the University. The
various courses of study have been extended. the
larged. ~ ~ s
Ihe Colleg, is open 10 students OF both ceres
,hppnteatlons FOR catalogue should lie addressed TO
me registrar, III. g. lf0DGEINS, ABB, who may
be found daily I'm the Library of the University
from v TO O'Clock, and from 4 To o clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

It's more than mere relief-it's a perfect
and permanent cure, that you get with DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The proprietors
offer $500 reward for any incurable case
Of Catarrh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

MIR. HENRY WANDER.
Instructor OF
PIANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC
Studio: So7 11th street northwest,
Teaching resumed October .
Will receive callers on and after September d
from IL to u O'Clock onyJ seaI-lmo
GERMAN LESSONS BY MISS BETTY FIErscH-
mann. on3S 1 st. NV, TO Ladies'. rentIcmrT, .nd
children; satisfaction guaranteed se3I si.
ACADEMY Of HOLY CROSS
1872 MASS. AVE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CU1DRE,,
VIII reopen September IL: every facility q, nj,
fered for thorough course In the primary end
academic department; also in music vocal ana
insirunientai. special attention paid to physical
suA'u'e. au3l-am
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Select Classical aud MathsmaticaI School for
Young Young Men and Boys Begins its forty-seccnd
Johns Hopkins Leigh and other fa ao
ieges uHisersiss and scientific schools for
Tor business; Special department for boys be,
modsrn ,, anu years Of age fnIl course "a
b. YOUNG. Principal. au29 an
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 40; EAST
capitol St; ninth year devoted TO the education
Ga young Glen ana women for business life. Term.
aSSas s, aEd situations furnished without
chaPfe: can or send for aapage illustrated
students. sells
Miss Miss Hsistead,s priyat, school will be open
October at l429 10th ST., of St NV
Applications may he mad at the school rooms
O'Clock, or prior to that time At 3024 O ct.
sei-3m'
THE BERKELEY SCHOOL. CHAs w FISHER,
tonr en for Nest Point nw AND boys anil
colleges and md Tor business. WiIi open September
above. ses-tr -
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE PROF
Castor Rivot from Paris. Address 1925 1 ST. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ECONONICsS
Elementary Principles OF Public aud Private IN
nance. Political Economy. Prof. A. f. CRAVEN
Ph. ID.
For further Information apply TO
Prof. CHARLES = MUNRoE. s. b.,
Dean OF the Faculty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
ABOVE ALL OTHERS.


" DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
&M 4 covery IS the medicine for the
- blood. You'll be willing to believe
RHN this, perhaps, if you think of the
way it's sold to you. On trial
that's what it amounts to- In any
case where it fails to benefit or
cure, your money is returned.
With any doubtful or ordinary
liz medicine, this couldn't be done.
And it isn't done, except with tho
"Discovery"
In every disease caused by q
torpid liver or impure blood, this
medicine will certainly cure For
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases; the worst forms of Scrof-
ula, even Consumption Tor Lung
scrofula) in its earlier stages and
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint"
and every kindred ailment, nothing ap-
prOaches it as remedy.
Nothing else, at any price, is really as
cheap. You pay only for the good you get.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27
CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

This school will open at O'Clock pm. OCTOREn
With csurses Of instruction in the following sub
Jects; General AMI Analytical Chemistry. General
and Laboratory Physics, AssayinS, Mathema tics
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
ocy, Geography. Finance and Economics Architee-
tgr.l. Mechanical and Typographical Drawing. En-
silsh, French, German, latin. Psychology. AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTIY.-rlustrate lee
lures Extensive Laboratories Qualitative and
eMantitative Analysis. Assaying. Metallurgy. Prof
CHARLES Z. NUNRoE, :. u.
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DEPARTMENT OF GEOIoGY.-Descrir,tiye and
Determinative MiLeralogy. Physical Geology thco
rctical and practical. Especial attention given "a
Economic Geology, Laboratory and Field work
Prof GEORGE p. MERRILL, In. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

Construction Of Electric Shops and Plants Ne.
chanical Engineering, Municipal Problems OF ths
Electrical Engineer Extensive Course in Designing
Prof. FRANCIS X. FAVA. Jr., C.. L.
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MISS BALCH 1907 10TH ST n. w. WILL RE-
open her school for young ladies October J. Spec
ial course for pupils preparing for examinations.
No trouble spared to advance pupila References
given to 100 former patrons. se2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY MENTAL and
MoRAl..-Physiologica and Rational Psychology
Ethcs. Lectures the history OF philosophy. Prof
LEE DAVIS LODGE, Ph. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS.-Al-~hra
Geometry. Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Cal
cnlus and Dlfer.ntial Equations. Prof II. L.
HODGKINS. III. ID.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIvERSITY.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,


JAMES c. wEII.IN,i, LID. President
The PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
,; Sc ~ street northwest, gives thorough prepare
ZION Tor college for the Naval and Military Acade-
niss ana Tor business. corIe OF mine professors
ana ins tructos Building open for inspection and
q .eacner present daily. to answer inquiries, from
10 O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER Is
tut catalogue or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. Ph. D.,
priac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-27

MAETYN COLLEGE OF ORAToRY.
1923. l225 1927. 122D. 1871 st.
Admired to be The finest College of 0ratory in
wststs E sSGG year Den. 3s'Gssr
Hon Z L. Hay. Chairman Of Board Of trustees
e as3HisiG sn1 h ISsrA lecturers
FULL COURSE IN OliATOEY.
Also CONDENSED COURSES for busy people.
Catalogue ,eady Send for SSsysnr Circular"
sition Punctuaton, Analysis. Literature. Shakes
peAre' Languages and %l., MIs;cs
Sc Musle Gs,1Sni snn sR,1isA
MRS. z. d. BUCHER,
1927 . st. NV,
Piano. ;m Vocal Culture and Harmony Classes
MISS E. r. SMITH Will. RESUME HOURLY
teaching in schools and families; thoroughness a
s1s 1 Els highest references Present address
MIR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
for colleges and technical schools and for bust
to WI. H. PUTSAN. os A. tG q. GMeQGARiIE .pp'
se7-1m
LATIN. GREEK. MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH;
Point and civil service examinations Prof. F.
A. SPRINGER. ols Spruce ST., lie Droil lark.
|. Send for circular se23-lm'
Corner 18th street and MASSACHUSETTS, avenue
English and French Boarding and Day School
Tor Young ladies' aul little girls. Unusual al
vanthges In literature, music and physical cul-
ture.
The eleventh year begins Sept -, 1898.
For Information address the principal,
se23-lm Miss ANNA ELLIS.
| COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 900
ct; n.w-PiaEo, harmony, &c. EDWIN HART,
IF Masi Boon on Ma Mass Sew England
| IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The old, well known, SUCCESSFUL and reliable edu-
s. w. CONNER sTII AND K Srs. NV.
| Specially adapted for instruction in bookkcep-
ing shorthand. typewritns, arithmetic. rapid
| penmanshp, English. letter writing and all bus!
cal success In life. Full business course. day or
night, s2S a year Diplomas and positions A, /,
| 1870. Send for announcement $. W. FINN. 4.
AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER WITH EEST
references will teach French, Latin. Music. Lit
sorerness sn address CoSsTAScE. Star Office
se2l-tf
JOHNS HOPKINS GRADUATE STUDENT OF
years experience in college preparatory work
Will teach classics and other studies ADDRESS
WILBUR F. DA!.ES PHI. D. 3D. c st. NV.
| se22-tf
MISS NINA MORSE. GRADUATE Or NORMAL.
garten French and English school at 1919 18th st.
NV. on Monday, October =. For further informal
ton inquire 9li 18th ST. NV. after p.msc22-6t'
| STUDIO OF Music. 1916 y ST. NV.
| MRS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER Voai Teacher.
MRS. J. s THOMAS. Orsanist, Pianist and ac-
JOSEPH s. THOMAS. Baritone. sels-sw.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BoYs-2oa4 + ST.
| NV, one square from Dupont Circle-Preparcs
/ boys Tor J ~ T. and all American colleges; ex-
| perienced Instructors JAS. y. DUNIAhf, B.A.
| seS-lm'
MISS BALCH, 1907 10TH ST. n. W.. WILL RE-
open her school for young ladies October J. Spec
10 trssbe spared to ADVANCE ss pupils Refrences
given to 1,700 former patrons. se2-1m
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MRS j.. O. TAIBOTTS FRENCH AND ENGLISH
school for young girls will reopen October 4 at
NI ST. R"fcronces. Hon. 4. MACARTHUR,
Hon A. X. SIpFFORD. au29-lms
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE FOR DAY STUDENTS ON.
~; studies resumed September IL: send for new
catalogue. BROTH Err FABRICIAN
aul2-3m President.
WEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION
S31 Goth ST.
Elocution. Acting and Physical Culture.
Se1S-lms MRS. J. r. WALTON,
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| DEPARTMENT OF DRAwING.-Frcchand, Me.
! chnBical. Topographic and Architectural Drawn,
and Modelling. Prof. HARRY King, LIB
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DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES =
Thorough course in the French Language and ltera
ture; Instruction especially adapted TO scientinc
students. PrOf. LEE DAVIS LODGE, IN. ID.
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ST. CECIIIA'S ACADEMY
COL East Capitol St. for ladies' and children will
reopen on MONDAY. sept. 4. This well-known
a thorough English and musical education. Pu-
pills not attending the academy will lie admitted
TO the classes In music, art. fancy work. efpcu-
ton, phonoSraphy and typewritinc. nuI5-4m
GUNSTON INSTITUTE. 292G AND 292S p SrNw
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Second session opens Sept. %.
auaZm Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. MASON.
EATON nCRNElT DuRLING's TRAINING
SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.
Hnylcr building, 18th and + SIS. NV.
Day school opens Sept. I, NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT. II.
English. business, Short hand and Typewrltiny.
First-class teachers. bright and cheerful rooms
This Is a day of sharp competition and YOU can
rot hope for success unless thoroughly prepare
No better opportunity for this prcparat ton can be
found than we Offer you.
Our Diplomas are recognized at home. IN countin.
houses. banks and In ali branches Of business as a
guarantee OF u ness. We are not dependent uDon
the Chicago Exposition f6r Endorsement.
Our testimonials the superior work OF our
graduates and the cheerful and hearty support Of
pat rOns.
IL y0u looking for a school ~ high tyne where
your son or your daughter will he as safe as at
homo. call and see u.s. You will always he wei
come. Rorms open every day. For further nfor-
nation address /. II. DI-RIJNCi A NJ
atI3-3m Resident PRINCIPAL