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Broc 'yn
instruction..

One TSrns, f5c. per linz: Second Time ma -
line THIRD and Subsequent 7imea soc. 20 ANa
No extra charge on sundays ~
s~TENOGRAPHY and TypevritinE School,
SIS Broadway, Y 81 week. Call or writa Z
INSTRUCTIONS-Latin, Greek. German; npscial
attention to candidates for Regents examinatiunt'
highest references; moderate terms Prof. ADAMS,
room 81. II broadway.
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Business Opportunlues.


PARTNER WANTED in a vsii-estabiished print:
Ing once. with 1880. Address X. C.. box sS
World.
pRlNTlN0 at lowest rates; 1000 cards or bill.
heads, 81, 10. Zoo circulars. 81: other work
equally low; we lead, others try to follow; spe-
siai orders At few hours, notie. EDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONARY COMPANY. 50
West seth 81.
PRtNTiNG-Chcapcst place in the city; books,
newspapers. catalogues, price lists, directories,
mailing lists, sc, HuRBELL, 2 College place,
SALOON FOR SALE.
UNEXPiRED liquor license wanted. Address,
stating terms and length OF time to run. CASH.
box 400 World.
MANITOBA party to invest 81 Ma In good
paving manufacturing business. INVEST, box
los World.
WILL INVEST IS. 900 and services good business,
stocks, partnership or purchase outright. Room
40, PIT Broadway.
$500. 900 BUSINESS FOR SALE, established IS
years. In st. Paul. MINI. stock about OO.Ooo.
well assorted In carpets, upholstery goods, lace
curtains and wall papers; reason for selling. de-
sire TO devote entire time to our wholesale dry
goods business FINCH. VAN sl.YCK, YOUNG a
CO, st. Paul, MINI.
900 CARDS, 81; 500. -; circulars. note
heads. hillheaaS, envelopes, &S.,
low. KELLOGG. 1j3l ave.
Il, 900 best land In West Indies In lots to
suit rich and poor; better than California land
much nearer New York and atty times cheaper
average S.T7 per acre; scacoast, with hGfboIs'
delightful climate four crops OF corn yearly, &C
Address DOMINGO CONSULATE. 81 Bwsy.
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STEPHENS & WARkEcKE,

REAL.ESTATE BROKERS',
ITS NOTRE DAME ST., MONTREAL.
A-RErAIL CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE;
rio L8S sTp Es stsI Sc kqSS L tV Eir xM9Sa
BROADWAY.
AWAITED TO BUY for spot cash merchandise
FRIEDMAN. So Walker ST.. New York.
A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME-An express business.
established 20 years. horses: trucks and all nee:
, ,s,s saG'Pme Gas Tor E sals r inl' , nv, .iS wor,S ana
AT TWo.THIRDs COsT l buy entir. contents of
confidential. II. WULSTEIN, r. o. box 2, 45s.
BUSINESS MAN about to 90 to Europe, differ
ent eSpositions, wants representation American
ences. Address EXPOSITION. box o27 World,
uptown.
CAPITALISTS WANTED to take up invention. Ad-
dress GUsTAvE. 2s7 Springfield ave, Newark.
N. ].
CIVIL PIONEERING taught. $500; positions found
for some. D., 2525 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
ESTABLISHED DRESSMAKER and ladies' tailor,
doing good business, wants lady. 81. 200, TO pur-
chase half share: Gne chance for a practical dress
FIRsT-CLAss liquor store, Brooklyn. 50 ave. cor
ner: sickness cause for selling: long lease; full
KEARNEY. 1b william st,
FIRST CLASS PORTRAITS In crayou and pastel
for the uade at J. PElsLEGRIS's. sss Broadway.
FOR ~sALE-Lcase and good will OF property. with
corner liquor store OF ~ years standing: present
owner going out OF business
SULLIVAN LowERY so Dey st.
FOR ~SALE-stove store and t!nsmith shop In a
Jei icy town: II miles from New York, growing
place: 1000; very cheap on account OF other busi-
ness; terms reasonable. SMITH. box ls9 World,
FOR sALE-A good produce business, or would
take in partner. Call io2 West S2i St, In store.
FOR SALE good paying Democratic country
newspaper; price, $3.50. Address DEMOCRAT.
box 49 World.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY for photographer In small
city: 2-hOrse Otto gas engine. Light dynamo.
lamp and process, for $3.50; the lisht will print
a lCx2O solar print in 10 seconds and the engine
GEO II, LOCKWOOD, II Union square.
HOTELS for sale, rent or exchange; city and
country. J. W. DoOLITTLE. hotel broker 100
Broadway,
/ gAY FAIR CASH PRIGEs E2R
LADY uO). with 1850, would like partner nsdy)
with money! TO open furnished room house Ad-
dress $. s., box Jos World. uptown.
la willing 10 invest n few hundred dollars can
have u steady position In n manufacturers COM
pany. p, NC o Bedford ST., near W, Houston
MEAT MARKET on 9Th ave, BROOKLYN, doing a
cash business OF over $50 OUl per year; VIII teIl
cheap. BUTCHER, box SIT brooklyn World
OLiEFSrABLISHED hntil,ns business at Long
Branch for sale; large trade; immediate posses
sion, II. W. T. X BRO. Long Branch, Nj.
OLD sTABLIsHED money-mNker, Van Dyke
House. corner Hnyard and Bowery long lease;
eNsy terms; proprietor retiring,
PAETNER WANTED with 81 ,o0ot TO Increase an
established umbrella and walking stick matn-
factory, Apply or address ED. lisa Ol
Wallabout 81, Drook'yn.
PLANNING AND MOULDING MILL TO leWe;
near water 'ront: very desirable modern building,
with mprovene nts, Win some yseriy pusnsssIa
Forl o~pportullly., W. L. SIohi' lou anu
4 Ipl Montague 81, brvoxiyhs
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Flats and Apartments to let.

Flats and Apartments to let.
unfurnIshed-west Side.
ATTENTION! I,NEW, APARTMENT
oss TO .9ss 'MEsTi AsD ST.,
HR2T f fffsS tSIS ci&sSffG f. STiy'o ~
iii f Siso tHbHNtA'Yi.~ i" SMITH
A. 1.-THE WINDSOR"
22b W, 1aSth st. TO- Elegant steam heated fats, Z
rooms bath; chcapcs, In city rents va to S3S
Inquire jahitor ON premises
AN ELEGANT. light corner flat, q rooms 4 bath.
with steam hent h elevator: | block from dth
ave, facing park. rent from $40 to $50 Apply
on premises, 30 w. 4uh st, corner GrNe.
unfurnished-Nort nth OF ,asth Stree.
81. NICHOLAS AVE. a27, IL ii st. = rooms.
bath. steam heated, private halls. $40 : u, free
to May. BARNETT Il co, IN. lx5thst.
Park -Parlor door 4 basement; : rooms. bath,
nll improvements $50.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, 500 W. lihth 1t. -
: rooms L bath; all improvements S2otp so.
l32D ST.. 1870 W. ID floor, In a private house,
to small family.
l3STH ST. 10 w.-Cheapest fats In Harlem.
free to May 6 rooms; decorated, hot water.
bath. range; SIS to -.
lS6Tu ST. 639 L Corner fat. 8 rooms. on "a
floor. rent $50. WHITNEY.
lIc!ghts)-An elegant single Hat, : rooms, all
light, beautiful surroundings, Inquire On
premises.
81, 3 rooms; I $40 among forcs, trees; erciu.
pive. adult millionaire neighborhood: re,sr.
sncs. s3c " 1872 St
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HOSEA HICClM$

Our OWN "
1876 lao WEST 23D ST., near 9th ave. - ss-
ton. 81 monthly. Glasses MON, TuES..
lessons, oil; tickets used at pupils conveniencss
beginners classes 4 lessons, 81: quarter. - lee
sons, s.: receptions Weeds. Sats. hrst Lessons
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins Is probably rs well known rs any
man In New York, and the fame OF the instttu-
tiOn over which he presideS has spread all over
the country. The invar!able and pronounced sno-
cess that has followed his methods in teaching tbs
Art OF dancing has made II the largest establish
ment OF the kind In the. world. To the better
zion; its facilities are unequalled, the door spA1o
is enormous, the music provided Is above GRID
ers stand at the head of their profession. II
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS. In his class lessons,
gives Individual instruction In n room separate
from the general class room. Diihdent pupila
find this method u great advantage He GuAhc
ANTEES TIE ALT IN SIX
LESSONS, X NO
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LINTON PLACE. ~. convenient 20 Broadway
Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 81 80 u s.
IRN!%O rI.NCI "a Two uuul'uH,ly iur.
u!sbcd CpuuCC,us rJalns, LIST door, other lace
rooms references,
LEWIS 81, q. near Grand Furnished room for
h Uscl;"eplug, ~, 30 ur'' rh'u', l..h, 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. IA Newly furnished, 81
i,o0r ivuui nom: al rsnNchNncCS TrgsOnAt le.
LENISGTnN AVE. . %icely furnished large
n small rooms; board OPTIONAL; small private
family,
LEXINGTON AVE. ~, corner 25th n. Corner
pnrlor for =, 81; another room. ~.
LEXINGTON AVE, OS6. corr o. iist II, = Doc.
tors Office: iurn!sned or VI. furnished, with
drawing room doctor before
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lCSCLES-standsrd. 80, $50. Columbia, 15;
othsr bargains, HAsBRoUCk, 1853 West I'D
T.. frounl unpr
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SSeCLE,-pueumatic ~saieties, absolutely new,
~ 70 EDO. Real Estate ONCE, Lexington ave.
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ASHORE FIXTURES. counter, shelving. show
cases. upright butter refriserators, coffee mill
scales, ol5 I'd st,
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fast Sid..

BOwERY as. noar Canal 81 tMontauk HD,el--
Nicely fuTIishei rooms; hot a cold water, gas.
BAH. heat. gentlemen; SIC. nightly; s. weekly.
CLINTON PLACE. l0;-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping 81 & ~ 20, hall room. 50. sen
tlcuan OF iAly
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A.-ALL CONTENTS OF private ~house-Several
.perlor. bed. dining room suits, carpets, leather
chairs, mirrors. clocks. $50 East ed ST.: also
evenings.
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CSGLh-LAdies' pneumatic. new, warranted,
tos,50, HASBROuCE. l53 West I'D st.,
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tCielEs-sl5O Columbia and Reading FLYER.
Pneumatic, 2S pounds, Including tools, &C..
keAp, Z. WaldneT. 1853 w. SD ST.
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..-A.-HIGHEST cash price pad Tor furniture,
Carpets, contents of houses and Hats: do not
1.ll until you hear from me. A, % University
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ALI YOU won't cheap store fixtures. all kinds.
new and second hand, call at go East ID st.
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A~-A-S1ORE FIXTURES. counters. shelving.
showcases. cofee-mills. scales. mirror-front tea
Fans. upright butter refrigerators. 235 and 27
.Brpcms Of.
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lcfCLE-ligh-grade pneumatic in perfect or
|der' Inquire at KADLEC BROS Grocery
Pie, iOlla East 10th st.
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MISS McCABE'S
L. a. INDE,

100 West 3ith., corner Broadway. makes a spo-
cialty OF teaching persons TO dance who have at
tempted and failed TO learn 81 other academles;
waltz aud latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes eiAss
scholar receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge, open daily, 10 A, NJ. to IL Z, NJ.
FERNANDO'S ACADEMY.
l6s East 18th 81. waltz and all the new dances
taught rapidly. private lessons, amy hour, VI re-
c~eptions every Tuesday evening.
MANHATTAN pANCING ACADEMY. owes
correct waltz guaranteed IN - private leseolA,
with music, -; Lady aud gentleman ,encher:
In the waltz our speciality; reception THIS
EVENING"; dancing a3J u y: Hd'nlSion.
gentleman and lady, 4Oc, open all summer.
OPERA ACADEMY, GraHi OreTa- House, III,
900 9Th ave, r. w. Hey2er, Mansger -CiaEses
cept'ons every Wednesday aud saturday; LADY
assistant. .f
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LLiAlsp and pool tables. new and secondhand;
eapp'led with the Bartholdi quick cushion; easy
una ALFRED u. MAitN l2i East ltth ST.
tLLIARD. pool and combination tables: new and
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FIXTURES for 4-chair barber shop: ash wood
aud plato mirrors. Barber shop, TAB Columbus
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For Sale.

FIRE And burglar proof safes, all makers: roll
top desk. partitions: really cheap.
SAITH 090 Centrs NJ
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE: be't location; west
side: owner has two stores. Address TRUTH,
C44 Columbus ave.
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WANTED Private library OF several hundred
volumes: must be cheap for cash. H., box 55
World.
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FOLDING BEDS, mattresses, dresser, walnut
wardrobe. new. wristbands: other furniture
3OS West 55th At.
FOR cash register and set Of
water closets. urinals, marble slabs. all connec-
lions. at your own price. 1918 Lexington ave-.
list floor.
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bsIttAKD, pool, new tables. IsSi cushions. from
coLLIup w Virgins & Co.. 81 Schermerlorn st.
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North OF i,stb Street

l"STH ST., .O2 W.-Dcsirable large 4 small
rooms, large closets, folding beds, with board;
reasonable.
Ia-IM II .lna W -plnnsnnt front r,onn hot 4
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Lizard AND POOL TABLES. all 0iLeS, new
~ sS nd hand, at auction prices.
". IL. GRIFFiTn x Co., 10 18th ave.
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Loans.

LOANS procured on furniture. pianos. &C.. with
out removal or inconvenience. ~repayable in easy
i~nstaiments. NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
LOAN co. room a World Building.
to loan on furniture. pianos, &c. legal
interest: easy payments: business confidential.
PATTEN 4 CO., 26A Atlantic ave. East New
York Bank Building. rooms S and 6. Brooklyn: en-
trance Pennsylvania ave.
WANTED-SlO, 600 TO 1925, OOO; o to 3 per cent.
Address Banker, care Coleman House.
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Purchase and Exchange.

One Tine, f5c. per line: Second Time, s2c. per
kae: THIRD and Subsequent Times, roc, py line,
e. 20 ime extra charge on Sundaya
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Boarders Wanted.
We., Side.

BOTH ST. $40 W.-Beautiiul sIngle or connect
ing rooms every convenience; excellent table;
81 upward.
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In ~ hArroom hxtures on hand or 10 order;
"]sS ana styles; reasonable prices.
- NNEEL. alA RnMArN.
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A.-A.-HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE and carpets;
highes. prices paid: prompt attention. Address
WOOD. box 26o World. uptown.
DIAMOND STUD or gold watch for best offer Of
high grade pneumatic bicycle. G., toS 347
Void,
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~ hEhlSTERS bought, sold, EXCHANGED; re-
TAH'nB ny experienced worknen,
, BROS. i73 Prince st,
nuhs. trunks; good as new ancient clock a
@ 8. ADLoN. i6a W. 2tth Of.
nnreoSN ~; Watches. jewelry on easy terms;
RnnS''ye VIII call with samples. JoHoN-
Ea r,tthsSbsa PARLoR SUIT; a bsFgaIn.
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4STH ST, :t|l w Nicely furnished hack par
Tor, suitable for doctor Or dentist: also othor
ruOms. with or without bonrl.
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FURNITURE TRUCK, S25; ice and coal route
horse. y years old. $3.50. Inquire store, $50
Manhattan ave. GreenpOint, L. !.
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PARTNER WANTED In q weii-estabil,hed print
Tag once. with 81. 800. Address X. G.. box soi
World.
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Boarders Wanted.

One TIrn, soc. per line: Second TIM, ne. PEI
hne. Third and Subsequent Nmes Hc per RE<
No eutra charge on Sxnddya
No EXTR CHAItIE o IT-Advsrtisements
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
charges will be the same as thoss at the maih
once.
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OATH ST. 332 f Nice Broom apartments,
modern improvements, IS. 30 to 81. 10, House
kpeDpf.
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sATON, BURNETT & DCRf.fNfi BUSINESS COL
lee md School O Shorthand and Trnerritinr
Education for Real Life

1864. FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS. 1894.
The Spenceran Business College.
National Bank of the Republic building, cor. 9TH
and ID NV. Day and night sessions.
SpENCERIAN,
In the nationNl capital and throughout the country,
is household word associated with thorough bust
training and prosperous career.
The thirticth scholastic year of this popular liz
stitution began Monday, September 3, 1884 Five
departments. viz: Practical Business, Including
complete bookkeeping course. English. rapid aleu-
lations. rapid writing. moral and social culture.
Delsarte system of expression. civics political
economy and commercial law: Practical English.
with initiatory bookkeeping; Shorthand and Type
writing, including English; SpenceFian Rapid Writ
ing; Mechanical aud Architectural Drawing. Full
corps of thoroughly tIained teachers Location cen
t:al.
Spacious. brilliantly lighted. handsome halls and
class rooms Services of graduates always In de-
mand. Terms moderate. but no competitor with
cheap schools. The leading business men of Wash
iEgtOn We're trained in this college. and send their
sons and daughters and candidates for employment
here for training
This college received from the Worlds Columbian
commission diploma for ''Excellen"e Of Students
Work In all OF the above departments Twelve
Of its graduates received diplomas from the EApo-
sitor for superior general written exan,ina ions
and four OF them won silver medals for valuable
service In the living efucal 0nal exhibit.
Office open every business day and night
Write call for ne~ ANIMAL announcement
Mrs. SARA 4 SPENCER
au6-tr Principal AMI Proprietor.
GUNSTON INSTrTuTE-A BOARDING AND DAY
school for girls. SOS 40 and AZ Cambridge place
NV, opens September 70
aui7-2m Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. MASON.
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States Senate. While the fight f. vet three
years on. small skirmishes are eotpg on
already. and those 80 far. have resulted
Win honors even. The most significant one
OF these occurred IN Winchester last week.
when delegates were chosen 20 the sena-
toftai convention at BerryNtlle 20 nominate
= c , 20 succeed senator Harrison
rms hight was made upon the line ~
orerrah against Dauiel and the Daniel
n .nn Non py vote OF lss 20 ls2 The
~ er.ah men discrcdit the victory by stat
ing that it was simply a contest Tor e,t-
pnemacy OF the eN-sOldiers against the
young democracy. The other side hou,ever
assume that the tight was On OFerraIl "A
give ms aspirations for Daniels seat 4
black eye In the very start. Gov O'Ferrail
when seen by The Star Correspondent in
reference 20 the matter. said thar II was
not a hight between himself and Daniel hat
that IL was a revival OF the old attack up-
on him. LED on by W. II. AleNa nder OF Nin-
chester. who Is known 20 be a butter enemy
OF oFerrai. Gov. O'Ferrau further said
mat he considered the vote a personal VIC
Tory Tor himself when all the facts In con-
hection herewith are considered.
Goals 10 New Css,Ie.
The reports from Washington that crcat
quantities 81 republican campaign literature
IL being sent to the seventh-O'FerralT ola
disiriet-which Is now represented BIZ MAI.
Turner Is Regarded here az a waste Of en-
ergy. The seventh Is considered hcre as the
strongest and safest from the democratIc
STANDPOINT In the state. and considering
Tue iact that this year the opposition there
- d-cideiiS weak, II il almost matter OF
iiHpossi3lhty 10 defeat Nal. Turner The
republican nominee. Mr.. r. J. Walker IL
making a very inactive and careless 9 n
test. and n is not believed that he or hia
friends hope to win.
In the ninth district the fight goes on
with renewed activity. This Is a stralEht-
out fight between the republicans and DEM
ocrats, aud rs made upon national issues
the tar!u and silver llucSti1ns being those
at Issue. Tae democrats have a spleadid
champion In the person Of Judge Morrison,
whose dignihcd and high-minded canvass
Is applaude1 by all Gen. Walker the re-
PUBLICAN nominee. H. aiso a man OF upright
character. aid is hghlirg TO win. The
friends of Gen. walkar have strong hopes
OF his success. which. II obtained. viii make
him the leader Of the republican party IN
virginia. He IS capable OF holding such an
Office. ard n elected 10 Congress will Ger
tainly be heard from
The demand for democratic stump sneak
ers In Virginia is said TO be almost unpre-
cedented From nearly every precinct let
tiers are being received asking for orators
10 discuss the issues OF the canvass. An
ether interesting feature is the general de-
mand for campaign literature. II seems
from this that the people are thinking for
themselves. and desire enlightenment. Both
parties claim this u he an encouraging
sign. They say that they nave nothing 10
fear, and are willing that the voters should
hear the evidence in order 10 decide how
they shall render their verdict.
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DIR. Buckmaster Accepts.

DIR. Augustus Harper Buckmaster Of New
York. who has been chosen to succeed to
the chair at the University Of Virginia, re-
Gently made vacant by the death Of DIR.
William c. Dabney. has accepted the posi-
ton. DR.. Buckmaster is at present editor
of the Journal Of Gynecolosy and Obstet.
RIGS. New York. and has been for years a
general practitioner In that city. He was
born September. 1850. in the state of New
York. He graduated in medicine In 1882
at the Long leland Medical College of
Brooklyn. He has had considerable hospital
experience. He IVES inferno for a year at
the Long Island Hospital. and for year
and half at St Peters Hospital. Book
lyn, and has for the past four years been
assistant surgeon to the woman's Hospital
in New York. 1t Is expected that he win
about November Is.
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CHURCH OF DISCIPLES.
Delegates From Maryland, Delaware
and the District Meet mt baltimore.

and the District Meet Mt baltimore.
Representatives OF the Christian Cor Disci-
pies) churches In Maryland. Delaware and
the District met Tuesday at Baltimore
and observed preachers day as a prelude
to the seventeenth annual convention Of
their Missionary Society.
The exercises OF the day consisted OF the
reading OF papers on the work OF the church
snd also Of disc Issions.
Rev. Richard Bagby read n paper on The
Obligation of Christian Missions"
Rev. A. J. Hopkins spoke of the necessity
OF developing country churches. saying that
they ere valuable sources Of supply TO the
city churches. and that young men coming
from the country to the city should he forti-
fed against the varied temptations into
which they are thrown. The temptations OF
country life. he said. were as trying but not
as varied as those OF the cities.
In an address upon why the Christian
Endeavor Society WIN Last" Rev. w. J.
Cooke said IL would last because OF It's sys-
tenn OF study. because its motive power 10
that OF missions and because IL is unifytng
Christendom. The Use Of the Bible In the
Sunday school, was discussed by Mr.. ID. c.
Arnold.
Rev. Peter Ainsiie read a paper on 'Ob-
stacles TO Our Growth In the East"
Other addresses were made. as follows:
THE Best Method OF Raising Money for
Religious Purposes" by w. 8. Hoye; The
Preachers Ups and Downs" e. b. Baeby;
THE Conduct OF Public Worship" r. D.
p. A Cave
At night the convention sermon was
preached by Rev. d. A. Abbott pastor Of
Harlem Avenue Church.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT


Medical, Surgical. Obstetrical and Dental.
The Medical Department of Howard University
VIII give the following clinics during the winter
session at the Freedmens Hospital, beginning after
Octi ter Is:
Surgioai-Saturdays at 4:30 pm. by Prof. n. F.
Graham. On Wednesdays at 4:3o pm by Profs.
Robert Reyburn 9. T. Purvis DR.. Daniel VIII
Jams.
ohstetrical-For graduates and seniors, by Prof.
c. a. Puryis.
John E. Bracket.
Diseases Of Rectum-Once a week by Prot G.
b. Purvis.
Eye ard Ear-Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
ai O'Clock by DR.. Z. Oliver Belt.
Minor Surgery-Tuesdays and Thursdays by DR..
E. A BaIloch.
DisPensary-Daily, from IL to 2 o'clock Pm. by
Drs. Watts Hill and Willis;on.
Post-mortem demonstrations by Prof. d. S.
Lamb.
Out door Midwifery-By DIR. Ernest King.
Dental Inhrmary-Open every week day from
TO . o'clock pm.
Students desiring 10 attend these clinics must
apply so G. d. PURyIS. MD. Secretary, Ills
18Th st. seii-1m
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Second Lieut.. r. NJ schoneld. fourth
cavalry. son Of Major General schoneid, ana
one Of his aids. has at his own request
been detached from duty 1t army head
quarters and ordered to Join his regiment
at Boise City, Idaho. He 10 tired Of depart
mental routine, ana wants to have actual
service I'm the Geld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-11
OUT OF WASHINGTON,

NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY
Washington, at Forest Glen Md. Collegiate AMI
preparatory courses. Excellent faculty. 40-acr
campus. $4,000 hui iinSs. cultured home
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business; 18th year: established reputation for
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Warrenton. Va. Thirty f0Grth year begins Sept.
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PENNINGTON N. ~ SEMINARY hound
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beautiful and accessible Twelve courses Of in,
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