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CULTURED COMMA BACIILI.
They Fail to Produce Cholera When
Taken Into the Body,

Prof. Stricken. who with Drs Hasterlik
and Stockmayer. has been experimenting
at Vienna with cultured comma bacilu has
written an article. which is published in
the Neue Freie Presse. giving the results
OF his experiments. He says that the bac-
ILL cultivated in laboratories lose their dan
gerous nature. and when they enter The hu-
man body produce diseases that are hot
cholera.
Prof Strickers deductions are based upon
actual experiments with human beings.
He Is attached to the institute of EXPERT
mental pathology at Vienna, and during the
course Of his experiments with the Guilt
waited comma baclli DR.. Hasterlik DR..
Stockmayer. four students at the institute
and a number of other persons offered to
swallow the culture made by Prof. Stricken
Their taking Of the bacilli produced no bad
effect beyond headache and nausea
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THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

The exercises Of this department win be r.
sumed on MONDAY, September IL. at o'clock
various courses Of study have been sxtendsd. the
laboratory facilities Increased and the faculty en-
larged.
The College is open to students Of both sexes.
Applications for catalogue should be addressed to
the Registrar. II. g. HODGKINS, ABB, who may
be found daily In the Library Of the University
from 9 to O'clock, and from & to O'Clock.
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American Divorces Void I'm Canada,
In q bigamy case which was tried at
the criminal sessions at Toronto, We'd
nesday, the judge expressed a very pro-
nounced opinion that an American di-
vorce could not be accepted in Canadian
courts as binding or as dissolving the mar
rage ties.
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THE LAW FACULTY.

JAMES e. YELLING. LID. President,
The Hon JOHN n HARLAN. LID,
Professor Of the c s Jur,sprudene. Of
Relations. Of Commercial Paper
tn. and M -, S q Tor Sox nm
trict Of Columbia.l
Professor Of the Law Of Real and Personal Prop
erty. Of Contracts and Of Crimes
and Misdemeancrs.
Some tire Assistant Attorney General Of the C.s).
and Ss Ed5 Skfp q h A. T
associate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
fr Sfes e. e fas aeT e Spoi.Ss
tof the Johns Hopkins Tn,versityJ
Henry sspf E. S 81 rs an IN. LIN LIN.
Some time Assistant Attorney Of the District Of
Columbia.D
The Hon. &c ta s. &. LIB
On s the sna ss 6:
wn1 =; Y. i ws MSITaSsT &! r'a.
The hea wG Il s' EpcaR soSbs AM
some time United States Commissioner Col Of p.t..s.
The s0 sss S & III Nv & Of
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia,)
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Plead
ing and Practice.
WILLIAM G.. JOHNSON, LIN,
(cf the Washington Barr
Professor OF Legal Catechetics and Of Common
Law Practice.
Tie exercises of the Law S.hooi win b. reopsneJ
IN the Law Lecture Hall of the University, &c.
cor. 18th and II sts., WEDNESDAY, October 4,
at o'clock. when the Faculty will make their
announcements for the scholastic year.
Mr.. Justice HARLAN, returning from
Paris, will resume all his Lecture Courses. The
Lecture Courses Of other professors Will be ell
larSed.
Prof. wM. JOHNSON, L. NJ. conducts quiz
zing classes, composed Of all students 10 the Tn.
dergraduate Department, that by his catecbetical
analysis the teachings Of both lectures and text
books may be impressed upon the memories OF the
punls.
The Law Library is open daily from O'Clock a.
m to 10 O'Clock pm. for stud. and reference,
also, for the registration Of students.
For catalogues, giving description of the Lecture
Courses In all Departments. address
JAMES c. WEIIING President
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RICHMOND AND pANvrLIE RAILROAD.
hEUBEN FOSTER. REcKIvERs

ocneuule IN eject Sepfember 10 19Ql
Al trains a-rtve and leave ct nennsyivsna pss>s,-
ger station. Washington. d. @.
d 90 q m dsily.-Looal for DsnyflIe ma tpt.-r,~.
Sae sssons and cono:cts for Front Roys AM
Snre dsay eLeept sunday. and st nehbure with
IL 10 an. Richmond and Danvfle fast man
Dsily Tor Lynchburr. Dsnvf'i. and for prfncf-.si
POINTS south on Richmond ana narviIie sycssm in
ciudfng Annistcn and Birmipgham ale Oreiika
s,,,olunons snd bonteom0ry. Pullman sleeper New
york ana WesSnfton 70 Atlanta unfttne Al er,sns.
ooro with sleeper for Augusta.
So m-Daly ercept suDdav for Frout novs,
NC stfssours .nd daily for chsrcssesvfis sndin-
10 43p. m;.Dsily. WASHINGTON AND soura-
WsEsTEsN yEsTrBuLED LIMITED. compossd -n-
,tnnsa NontsoIer~ and Veg osissnA Win Pull
New Orlesns via MONTGOMERY, ana New yorf 20
AnTnsh Pullman Sleeper Weaknesses 10 MsGphss
va birmingham Dinins NeW York 90 Mont
!. TRAINsoNwAsHINeroN ANpouIoprvrsrou
iervs Washtneton e 20 q m 95 Q. n daSiv
for Round Hiil. and SOS y. NJ :rcsrf 91u6sy. 10
nerndon aud neermediate stationa R~furufn6 errvV
M,,shtngtcn 9 20 Am. & 50 D n daily fro1 Ro1nl
~ ~, sna os q m daily except Sun day IRON Hrn-
Thr"ash s5,,n. from u: .o.se sr-.v. .vssha.ss.s
1,s,on ST, ~ % m .ed 3 .. m nsss.Q d.
Mcsets slsspiss Oar ,sssrvsssa. .na ssso-nssass
furnished q omcss. 5l1 aud 1900 RsansVivsnia
%sI We s.sin.tos. B ss.sa'.. f'.n'yivs.sA H.ai-
VII. GREEN. Gen. Man " TURK 0sa puss A
H. . 5roWn. General Aren't RAasangeF Dop1 ooll
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1885 II street northwest, gives thorough prepare
tfon Tor college, for the Naval and Military Acade-
mics and for business. A corps OF mine professors
and ms tructora Building opsn for inspection and
to O'Clock. Session begins SEPTEMBER Is
FOR catalogue or further information address
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. Phi D.,
Prtoc1pal.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN yFFEcT AUGUST FL 1894
Trains leave daily from Union station q. saiep
9Th and St.
Thrsueh the erandest scenery IN Ams1ca. Win ths
Weet from washinston.
e.si"Vso& 1sssisul.S, n.@is .asi s :ic,ssss
iiehtsd trsin Pullms.A. nrs.s .is.Yaas esrs w.sa-
DINING car from NsshinRton- Arr1va ctpefnnsa
49,, in s, y :<sa n. ceicseg s:@ EH
asoih vsstfbuie train. With dtning end Puiins
slssrer. tor oncinn.a. Leri9stoc sni LecisyilIs
Lextnetou rs .. m. Louisville ESQ 2. m. fnrss.
seolis II no nm. oh..sro SIS an; 81 Louis 7'4s
scecdsl Pullman sleeper MONDAYS. wetnssdsys sa1
Frdsv Through 70 Hot sprinsA Va. without chaasst
200 P. "a dsily-Exprsc for oordonsvflle. oase
lottsevtle. wavneeboro etaunton md principal Viz
eipia points; daily. exeept Sunday. for Richmond.
Pullman locations and ticksts ct comp&nyS ofhosA
au24 H W FULLER oenr Psssenese Assat
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHTNGTON-

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LTERATURE-PRoF.
Castor Rivot from Paris Addrees 1905 I ar n
w.. or call At 4 O'Clock. eeieavs
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BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
by note or simplifed method; 81 per quarter; I:
years experience: parlor open from 10 am. I'M
se16-lm
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EXECUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE-MIss
Beulah Gilbert Of Baltimore win teach in WASH
ington two DAYS in each week during '93-4 Adj
dress 300 n. Greene ST., Baltimore. se2O-lmo.
SCHOOL. AND KINDERGARTEN. - CHILDREN
from four to sixteen years Of age English
branches and Latin. Misses Pollock and Noerr,
principals. assisted by eminent specialists. Largo
rooms, open fires. Work resumed Sept. 20. 1894
Q st. NV. Normal department for teachers
For normal department for training Of teachers
apply as above or to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK.
Principal National Ktndergarten Institute lOl7
10th st. NV, Washington. ID. G. selS-lms
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL,
AZ ElEMENTARY- AND HIGH SCHOOL
For both sexes, 1871 ST., begins its eleventh
year September a.
starting In the primary department. q child
may continue under the guidance Of experienced.
every seventeen students, until prepared for COL
lege or for graduation. Students prepared by us
are now enrolled at Yale. Columbia. Cornell
stitnte ~ r Johns Hopk2s Ma.ssehnsstts In
The building Is especially arranged for school
purposes and 70 thoroughly equipped with every
necessary appliance. including a chemical and
lstruction is adapted to the needs and capac-
fty II the individual students
Text books are furnished free. Catalogues sent
ONCE bous from 10 am. to - m
selS-tf THOS. W. SIDwELLA
WASHINGTON SEMINARY, 1910 18TH ST.
boarding and Day School opens October 2
Primary. Intermediate apd Advanced Departments
AnGIough instruction; progressive methods indi-
snacia corps Of competent tesshers
Physical Culture. Cookery, Needle Work
..,,.. Mr. and Mrs G. T. SMALLwOoD.
eeIz-zm. Principals.
1se4EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE-ls94
THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ma.
tionaI Bank Of the Republic building, corner 7th
ana ID SITS NV. Day and night sessions began
september 4. Practical English. shorthand and
cal and architectural drawing. Corps Of ten
tnoronghiy trained teachers. Location central.
Spacious, brilliant Y lighted. handsome halls
In dtmand. Terms moderate, but no competi-
tion with cheap schools
Once open every business day and night. Tele-
Write or call for new annual announcement.
Mrs. SARA A SPENCER,
SELF Principal and proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

PLANO TEACHER - SEVEN YEARS EXPERT
ence; beginners advanced; new and rapid
method a f9t young pupils; best references. Mrs
Oc23-th. IA linn
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HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, IL. D.,
Late Justice of the supreme Court Of ths District
c,,., ,,.,I HON; SicaARp j. ALVEY.
IDcruEEs Ss SsSs s?!sPs.s LAW.
Lecturer on sons.,sSsio 9f sx n, , o. H.,
LECTURER RIS oS sE ssEsSSsI ERGrrnEx, BONES
HON. WILLIAM B. WERE. Ii. D.,
LECTURER Ehkc iifsc!Rst and Bar. gtRrsDrcrnos
uo Ss Il HH 3. F gREeHrS SSu IT u
sTag os q TaE sEe SfSs CAS- las AND PRO.
DESSn lSfTTS I'LL .kS S%fsSS sos
,,,,,,,,,,,S of d. wilmington Bar Z"
soSIi i SIs 3 SoSIRHc4Hs, SO III
ABLE iNs PesxTToNs. AND COR
HON: SAMUEL. r. PHILLIPS.
Law Il 'e 81 oniitS Sits
ASS o 9SRS sDoSS
tof virrinia)
InG TIE.ERs oS : THE RGd lay OF GRIMES
HcksSN a. Ru iHS III Il. f X.
LECTURER 81 e S%isssga:ssa s1i Dor OF THE
HGGHToS .nd EUcE Ed dARnsr Ho on T. gsa,s:
OF the Court Of Appeals.
S sfsa q sss nations 4, wn
conese building. on 18th st. between and
The exercises will begin at O'Clock p.m. ana
VII consist Of announcements Of the course OF
studies and the organization Of the several
Alumni Of the .chool. those intending to study
law and the public generally ar. invited 70 ..
iG to the @e,Sd Sf
sss Es K sss ssso sam.uc.
ct 600 o'"lo~k nm. Catalogues can hn hnd at
1875 Il q: s,ns o. St is az ). M0 ns
On application to the secretary in person or
The SECRETARY VIII be in ATTENDANCE from 0
O'clock Am. to : O'clock m. daily teKcept Sum
Sag At , ~, Scs eio 18Th 9, and he
for the q d snS esRs ;'pssns:
IN RT T1 o3 ,aJ1 ;, OF oRsroEY.
TIE World Now open sehoo year Of begins a1.'' o1
Webster Edseriy. A NJ. Ph. D.. President.
FULL COURSE N oRATORY.-
sssE od aHstTs S9 ss S.ss.
Catalogue ready.
A SEMINARY COURSE
At the Martyr COLLEGE OF Oratory VIII be intro
qoced this year. including Rhetoric. Logic. Bellies
'sratur'' shaie;Yes1s languages and Music
French! German. Italian. Spanish!
s. ane COLLEGE employs gentlemen INSTRUCTOR. each
teaches Our circular and plan Of instruction will
intsrest you exceedinsly. Address MARTIN COL
WusIC-vocGL. INSTRUMENTAL
Private lessons by the term or quarter Classes
are taught in Harmony. Chorus and Sight Read
TORY. sele,am
MISS BALcH, 1907 10TH ST. n w..wTIL RE
open her school for young ladies October ]. Spec
a course for pupils preparing for examinations.
gfven to l.76o former patrons. seaIm
NINE. J. ESPUTA-DALY,
Teacher Of voice culture and the note chain syy-
Ten Tor reading music At sight. Mime. DAILY has
Nd and st. joins ooIese M a Ms 1 Sale:
School singing classes a speciality. Address STU
do, MetIerott building. Cali 10 an TO .. %.
MONDAYS and Wednesdays and after Sept. 4
RHoPENNG OF GAHIARD SCHOOL OF Ian.
GUAGES. 906 r st. NV. Principal Prof J. d.
GAnLARD, odicfer d'Academie late professor
Of French at the ROYAL Institution Tnglandl etc,
French Minister Of Public instruction ipSorse e
by the Examiner In Sorbonne and Doctors Of
that celebrated Literary Institution; also by the
classes for all grades Private lessons. sele-i ~
THE MIssEs KERR's SCHOOL
AZ, E1R Y 13TE : c, LAD Dn,
sell Fall term begins September q
OUT OF WASHINGTON.
u >-y,<,y MI =, /. ro>- .1,rx~.-- -
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
An EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER With BEST
references will teach French. Latin. Music. LIT
eiature and English branches or act as VISITING
govsrness Address CONSTANCE Star once.
A JOHNS HOPKINS GRADUATE STUDENT OF
years experience in college preparatory worl
viii teach classics and other studies. address
WILBUR +. DALES. Phi. D.. 322 c st. NV.
MISS NINA MORSE. GRADUATE OF NORMAL
kindergarten Institute, will reopen her kinder
garten primary school at 1919 18th st. NV OF
Monday, October 2. For further information in
quire OIL 18th ct. NV. xc22-6ts
STUDIO OF MUSIC, 1915 ST. NV.
MRS. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, Vocal Teacher
MRS. ]. s. THOMAS. Organist, Pianist and &C
cOmDarist.
JOSEPH s. THOMAS, Baritone. sels-8w'
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-2O24 r ST
NV, one square from Dupont Circle-Prepare,
boys for J. H. U. and all American colleges: ex.
perienced instructors. JAS. A. DUNHAM, B.A
seS-1ms
THE NATIONAL
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
will open October 49, 1885, at coo st. NV.
For particulars and catalogue address
W. H. HEISER. NJ D., Secretary,
sels-1m 72s oth st. ne.
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
and l1th sts,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Thoroughly modern and progressive in methods
and spirit Primary. Secondary and Collegiate
classes. Established In 1878. this school continues
the careful training and thorough Instruction in
every department for which II has hitherto been
90 favorably known. 1t il equipped with every
appliance for the health and comfort Of its PUPILS
including steam heat, passenger elevator and per
feet sanitation.
Fall term opens OCTOBER g. 1893
Year books furnished application.
Mrs ELIZABETH J. SosIERs
se63m priucipal
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MIR. HENRY xANDER.
Instructor Of
PIANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC
Studio: SO7 18th street northwest
Teaching resumed October 2
(Wnl receive callers on and after September rs
from II to II O'Clock only.) seo1-1mo
GERMAN LESSONS BY MISS BETTY FLEHcH-
mann. 2OSS l st. NV. to ladies, gentlemen aud
children; satisfaction guaranteed se2l-8t'
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
oc, hs session 9ao CT lss- Will begin Monday.
viii be given BY M ie csiws rssT 3D.
President Of the college. and all Interested are
at the college Thursday. September 2s. at j
o'clock .k pm. Lecture tickets can be obtained
lege between the hour: Of 10 and !, at rne so
from Z to pm.
Employers in want Of junior assistants will ad
se2i-2w H: +. kALUsoMssksf Is secr ct ~"
MISS ADEIA VERNON (sOIRANOI OF LONDON
England pupil Of the late Nine. Sainton Dolby
and pfsDsled tn tn asssp;
ensagemeEts for concerts and receptions an te
singing. Add isSi R. s%. - q" 0f sesi st. o.
MISS AMY c. LEAvITT OF BOSTON,
1921 VERMONT AVE. n. W.
PIANO AND HARMONY. seI.tf
DR.. JOHN p. CAULFIELD WILL. RESUME LES.
sons October at bis residence. 1892 New York
ave. se21-1mo'
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
versity clinics for the session Of 1898 "a:
Surgical every Saturday by Prof. n. T. Graham
Surgical every Wednesday by Prof. Robert
Reyburn.
Medical every Sunday by Prof Jno E Bracket
Prof. e. Oliver Belt ~
Obstetrical for seniors, by Prof. c. B. Puryis.
and DR.. Ernest F. King.
Minor surgery, Tuesdays and Thursdays, BY DR..
Edward A. Balloch.
Histological ard meteorological demonstrations
three times a week by Drs. J. Melvin Lamb and
Walter w. Alleger. Z. b. PCRVIS Sec'y
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wIMODAUGHsIs CLASSES

se1s-1m
wIMODAUGHsIs CLASSES,
1928 I st. NV.
tiop. French spanish. German eiocution and
Terms: One class 81 month. eight lessons.
Pupils please register Friday. September Is.
auss,m F'nsF ADA apply s n Hfd ssn.
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
se,ec. s.t Classical t.h s1d nnaln School
year September 20 Prepares for Harvard. Yale
leGes. universities and scientific schools: for the
United States Military and Naval Academies and
q Of s SSs
modern languages For particulars address CHAS
b. YOUNG. Principal au20-3m
THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PRARMAcEUr1-
cal departments Of Howard University will open
Sstossr F1s CIRCULARS s,T address c. = pUnyJs
THE LAW SCHOOL OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
per school session, which sum may be raid in
F. BUNDY. socy ONCE in law building bldi so2tooci
MISS CARRIE v. KIDwEII. DIPLOMA GRAD
uate Lamperti method Of vocal art. COP VI 81.
NV. seI0-Im'
THE BERLrrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 14th st.
Branches in all American and European
Principal cities.
New term begins
MADAME A. PEI.E FRoM PARIS, FRENCH
classes and private lessons; best references.
1322 14th ST. NV.
Ten years Of successful teaching. se10-3ms
WANTED-PUPILS FOR EVENING CLASSES IN
inatheH atics, French, English studies and me-
chancal drawing by civil engineer of years
practice; member Of Amer. Soc. Civ. Engrs and
Of class Of 's2, West Point; 5 years experience
as educator In special preparation for West Point,
Annapolis or colleges; army, navy and business
references Of the highest class; special day pu-
pills for limited time. Address HENRY b.
LOCKER 91S F st. se16-6t'
sIGNOR MAINA's VOCAL SCHOOL
The only thorough school Of the celebrated
Italian method of singing in Washington Careful
placing Of the voice and artistic finish.
The above school has also an established repu-
advanced students are given opportunity to
appear In concerts and acts of grand opera in
costume Faust. Trovatore, Martha. Carmen.
pthello. Fastan; ete; vii be rendered this year
VIOLIN SPECIALIST.
Conservatory system.
Sc cor. 14th and SITS. NV.
J. F. RUECKERT.
sel6-6t' Trial free.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Select and limited school, latest improvements
Mr. and Mrs. NM. D. CABEIL. prtncipAlA
ty3l Pm
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE, sos 18TH ST,
Will reopen its classes October 2 1898 Ctrcu-
lars on application. sels-eo to $3.50
| THE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
residences 1885 coRcoRAS ST. ros further tni n
iormation apply FOR circulars. sel1-eo1ms
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Mss DAISY B. HARRISON, TEACHER OF EIO-
cution and Delsarte. pupil Of Ada A. Mosher.
win m 13 o. TERMS moderate Class convenes
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This school will open At o'clock pm. OCTOBER
with courses Of Instruction In the following sub
jects General AMI Analytical Chemistry. General
and Laboratory Physics. AsSaying, Mathematics,
Astronomy. Civil and Electrical Engineering. Min
ogy. Geography Finance and Economies. Architec-
tpral Mechanical and Typographical Drawing. En-
glish. French, German. Latin Psycanlogy. All
classes meet In the evening and are open to both
sexes.
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GONZAGA COLLEGE,

GONZAGA COLLEGE.
No. 10 st. NV.
Under the direction Of the Fathers Of the Society
Of Jesus.
CLASSICAL AND BUSINESS
COURSES OF STUDIES.
tics. bookkeeping. stenography and Typewrting
are included In the course.
In the business department special attention is
service examina lions.
n the classical depart students prepared
Tor entrance into tie law. medical and scientific de-
partments. especially of Georgetown University.
For further particulars apply to
ses1m REV. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE 8. J.
COLUMBIA STUDIO OF ELOCUTION AND ACT.
ing. ELEANORE E. POOLE assisted by VIM.
Conley and others, 3O6 r st.
Send for catalogue. seS-1ms
MR.. PUTNAM's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND
boys will open September IS. Preparation for
colleges and technical schools and for business
Rest OF references. For particulars apply to A.
n. McQUARRIE. 1434 O st. NV. ss7-tm
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 1926 18TH
St: near Mass. ave. Reopeus Oct. 2. Boarding
and day school. For circulars apply "a to r. M
to Miss CLAUDIA STUART. Principal. sa5-1m
PROF. ARNOLD W. MEYER, LEIPSIC GRAD.
uate. will resume lessons In vocal and instrli.
mental music. Address METZEROTTS MUSIC
STORE, or 1885 18th St NV se6-lms
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.
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DEPARTMENT OF CIIEMISTRY.-nlustrated lee
lures. Extensive Laboratories. Qualitative and
Cumulative ANALYSIS. Assaying. Merallurgy. Prof.
CHARLES E. MCNROE, s. b.
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DEPARTMENT OF DRAwNG.-Freehand. Ne
chanical, Topographic and Architectural Drawina
and Modelling. Prof. HARRY KING, LIB
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FACULTY OF LAW.

Al UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURALIZATION
Geometry, Trigononetry. Analytic Geometry and
Calculus. Diferential Equations. Prof. II. L
HODGKINS Phi. d.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-13
district Court.

Tho Distaict Court is still working
patiently in this place. Many civil cases
have been disposed of. There have ex-
lsted some obstacles to progress, which
could not have been foreseen or sur
mounted, such as the temporary illness
of the Judge and one of the attorneys.
We have been observant of the course
! OF business in the Courts of this place
for many years, and it appears to us
that far more time is taken up in some
cases than is excusable by any real ne
cessty. The fault is not attributable
to the Judge (although, by being little
exacting he might save some time), but
is to be charged to the attorneys, who
have the habit of asking innumerabe
questions, the answers to which serve
no purpose in the solution of the aues-
tlons presented to the court.
We venture to say that, in very many
of the cases which occupy the court for
days, three fourths of all that the wit
ncsses say, might be eliminated from
the record, without the least impair
ment, or, observation of the really rele-
want testimony taken in them.
Themselves are we'll aware of this
fact, and of course tue Judge is, but is
powe,less to avoid it.
After all, the law of evidence has be- !
conc Goddess, although many large
volumes have been written on the sub
ect One Of our Supreme Court Judges
has declared that the tendency of mod
crn jurisprudence is to enlarge the ad-
of evidence. aud we think
he fact has become manifest to every
observer.