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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27

Sworn to and Subscribed before me, Mayor
and EX-Officio Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Lincoln, State of Mississippi, this the
23rd day of March, 1894.
j. B. DAUGHTRY,
Mayor and EX-officio j. z.
Examined and found correct.
w. w. STONE, Auditor.
This 9th day of March, 1894.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

Grand Slaughter Sale at the Racket store.
Goods at and below cost.
Calico that cost 515 cents at cents
per yard.
Ginghams that cost 61s and y = cents
at 5 and cents per yard.
Yours for cash,
X. II. HAMILTON.
We now have for sale the Wonderful
Leigh Sure Cure Pile Salve.
CITY DRUG STORE, Brookhaven.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27
RESOURCES

IL. ID. Davis, of Sherman 4 Davis Bankers,
of Brookhaven, Miss, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true, full and exact statement of
the assets and liabilities of said Bank on the day
and date named therein, as shown by the books
of same. Il, d. DAVIS.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27
STATEMENT
Showing the Condition of
SHERMAN & DAVIS. BANKERS,
Of Brookhaven, Miss,
MARCH II, 1894.

Published by Direction of Chapter IA of
Annotated Code of 1892.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27
YAZOO AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY

JACKSON TO GREENWOOD.
NORTH BOUND.
Mail No. 800 leaves jackson .......... 6 a. m
Local Freight No. 3G2 leaves jackson a. III
SOUTH BOUND.
Mail No. 30l arrives at Jackson. ...... 6 05 y. m
Local Frt No. 361 arrives at jackson 200 p. IN
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

GOING NORTH (DAILY).
No. %, EXPREss-Leaves New Orleans 100 A. NJ.
Arrives at Brookhaven. IL 40 a. NJ.
Arrives at jackson. ....... 40 p. NJ.
TRAIN No. 2-LeaveS New Orleans. G 100 T. NJ.
Arrives at Brookhayen. -. 10 30 T. n.
Arrives at Jackson. d. 80. II 40 4. NJ.
TRAIN No. 4-LeayeS New Orleans. II 80 A. NJ.
Arrives at BrOokhaven. ; % T. VI.
Arrives at Jackson. ........ :J5 F. NJ.
GOING SOUTH (DAILY0.
No. |, EXPRESS-LeaveS jackson. -. 200 4. NJ
Arrives at Br00khaven ..... :55 a. NJ.
Arrives at New Orleans 80. 80 a. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3-LeaVeS jackson. 80 p. NJ.
Arrives at BroOkhaven... 3 % T. NJ.
Arrives at New Orleans. E. 20 z. NJ.
TRAIN No. 25-leaVeS jackson. 49,. 20j =. NJ.
Arrives at BroOkhaven.... :O4 2. NJ.
Arrives at New Orleans. 49,. $50 T.. NJ.
Nos. / and do not stop at flag stations.
Nos. % and PC stop at all stations. Trains Nos.
4 and with veStibule cars stop only at Ham
mond, McCOmb City, BroOllhaven, HaZlehurst,
Crystal Springs, jackson and Canton, and all
stations between Canton 4 Water valley. No.
PC does not go north of Jackson, Miss.
sY-Trains both ways make close connection
with all of the l. c. branch roads.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-27

The March winds don't fail to blow,
but the woods are growing beautiful in
vegetation.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25
Jnblanbet.

= @n itor @treit al &ul9rubeors
beioere er paabespnbt Stoterue
Ohio, &ennipluania. Marplanb, Sn.
biana, Sllinois o. f. Jlere Eufener
af &ulsraue.ue bar neblast Grbeibet.
s @ittsbureb. 9iRrittet, &ennislua.
nio. nebla9be omtrin9 1000 @anb
Nrbeieet. @eb @iuiamsport, @a.,
neetebe 200 Mrbeibere at fortiette
ben 21be bs. NQe Miuearbeiberne i
Sadion @ountp, Dbio, Tuttebe Ir>
beibet ben 21be, % 1000 Manb er
meb / Streiten. Sra Bittsbursb,
Ha.. melbes, at omfring $4,000 Nr>
beibere losbe bort fine @atter ben 81.
b., os etterat be bapbe mobta9et fine
2pnninaer, forlob be ! al Stilbeb
Minerne. $4,000 Manb antases at
bile ireite neb @onnellSpille. Sra
Morris, Sqinois, berettes, at 5000
Minearbeibere neblasbe Irbetoet neb
Mibbagstib ben 2lbe. &eb ct.
SobnS freitebe pmfrin8 200 Manb
paa 1amme Eio. Muria9en til Streis
! ten er Mebiettelie al Mrbeibslpnnen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25

Gilfpnetomnen af 6uiet @otbi@ilb
iom noset inbiuibuelt iitebetfor ct
Spnbiiat.
s sor Tib, ba &opitolens Comb.
nation iii Spnbitater ct olmiubelia,
piloe QUIET frats bore blepen anieet
iom 5oseoet for ct @pnbitat. Gil,
fpnetomfen al 9uiet @otbI9ilb e.
merfoeroiat ION ben fsrite fore
@ombinatten at Sober til ct Spubi.
tat for at uotsre en- ubpre Gorret<
ming, ! boilfen bele beres Ropital
tuube forenes. @otb{@ilo.Brsbrene
bleu 9ooeoet for be ipbiFe Yenae.
tonser,, ber pirfebe iom ct Spnbitat.
9ette 8us itoar antoselis Spioien
for ben isoiite &ensemaet / @eroen.
Maar Mapoleon falot. bar Der blot
en- for Smperiolisme tilbase i Ser,
ben - the Imperialism of Capital
ben ibotRe &ensemast, bpis
Centrum Dor Bengefparteret / Son.
BON.
@iber Mopoleons 5alb bar be
europeiRe 9eationer coIaa / Grebstib
ueoli0ebolbt Mrmeer pg &rigsruitnin<
ger tif1en l1bsift, fom lonst operfes
oeres Snotester. 8enaetonqerne
bar laant benz @ensene til at bette
ben odrlise l1noerbalance. Sc 6ar
alene ] Motionaletelb anbrost oms
firing Iferostppe Biltioner 9ollars.
.@eo Sioen oeraf fommer be 2aan,
iom De bar siort til @toter. @ountier,
8per, gorporationer os Subiuiber.
t,lfammen, anta9es Der, pper temti
8i1ioner 9ollurs mere. +
Ds berpaa fommer olle be ubpre
8elpb, fom be bar aubrasti Torrets
ming ! alle 2anbe runot Sorben.
&en9ema9teus &i9bom ouersaar fin.
peltben al Beresning. Sen fan lite
belebe fig til miuore enb $160,000,<
100000. Sen ct maofte nermere to
bunbreoe Billioner.
(Sortlettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25
8rep fra @afbtn8tott, 81 g.
,..(ara Dor resuldre 8cfrefpoltoent.)


2ODe Mprit '04.
Ser foresoar en- Cheering / @aib.
in9tou, iom truer meo at sibre bet
beiuarlist for @orep os bans Grmee,
os be. fom lite bar @ense. iaa be Tan
isree for fig ielu, bpr betente fig to
@ause, fsr be be(temmer Jig til at
llutte fig til bam. @mbebsmanoene,
iaauel cipile iom militere, bar basli>
9e Conferences, Der er omsione of en-
&emmelisbeo, fOm lite uaeiler ON
noset 9oot Tor @crepiterne. Set Ct
umuli9t at faa @mbeosmenbene til
at iise, buao be o9ter at eibre, men
mon faar mere o9 mere bet Snbtrpt,
at @oreps Nrmee, iom en- orsaniieret
Scr, lite oil bliue tiqabt at tomme
inb / Bgeu.
Man maa lite antage, at 0perens>
tomfen ON naie Ei:soa9 at enoe
9ebatten oper EariTbiQen fom ct belt
betpoer, at ale be lanse Ealer oers
meb ct forbi. Duerenstomiten beip.
ber blot, at efter ben Dag uil Billen
bliue bebanolet punftois. Ser ct
ineen @ranoie for 2en9oen al be
3aler, iom Tan bliue bolbt, unbta9en
uebtommenbe Senators Eilbbieli9beo
eller tpiiRe @pne til at bolbe ub.
Dertor bebbper insen at bliue forum.
bret, ON ban fiuber, at oer bliuer
bolot lensere Ealer bereiter oper bet
famine &untt, eno ber er bleuen bolbt
bibtil / ben iaatalbte olm,nbeli8e
Debat.
9uiets Mpntninesfomite ouerueie.
be oenue 11se &epreient. Mepers Bin
ansoaenbe Mputnius af @eisuiorase
o9 1bfebelie al Bombs til 3 @rocent
@ente, men &omiteen Tom lite til no.
get &eiultat. llaetet Mr. MeDer8
lloiaen em. at Billen bar bleuen
oootienot al Setreter Carlisle. og at
ben iitfert oilbe> ,bliue unoeritrepet
al 8refoen @leuelanb, ON ben bleu
antaaet, uar ber iusen. iom siite
nosen @ntbuiiasme oper 8iuen.
@enator Smitbs Gale imoo 9arif'
billea par buerten ieniationel eller
ierlis oratoriF, men ben bar iaa
li9efrem, at ben n1rmebe fig @rou=
feb, % ban efterloo neppe nogen
Euiul bos fine 9ilbbrere ON, at ban
uar pi(lig til at saa liseiaa lanst iom
Senator 6iq fine 8eitrebelier forat
bepirte 8illens 9aeoerla8. 9an to-
iteoe fplsenbe Bombe iuo be bemos
! trat,ife 5ribanbelsm9nbs 2eir:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25

get 5ribanbelfparti, % bet blotte
Gaftam. at ct udetpoeliet Nntal Gri>
banoels.2beorifter bar inbpobet fig i
bet, fan lite sigre bet bcrtil. Den
Stat. fom er bleuen inbfrepet i
2oloboberne. bar peret @esierineens
tornemife Snotestsfilbe, os bette
moo rem bebblipe at bore. Site
beller tan ben Dtrins af en- coneres,
ftonel @enuention Misiouri eQer
oens Ranbioats 5oriitrina, at Sno,
tomfftatten ct riuit ret", beRribe ct
&rincip, ertleret al Eboma& Seffer.
ion % betreftet al boer enefe natio=
mol @onuentiou, fiben @artiet blep
orsaniieret.
Mr. @m1tb unberrettebe oefaa
@poens Demotrater ON, at be bolot
paa at brtue gorbens Demotrater
ine bet republitanRe &arti, og at
bet efter bans Meniu9 pil blioe umu.
liat at antnse Earifbillen, iom ben
1l Ct.
@nten @u{ets 8erutnins ON at
antase en- Gesel, iom outoriierer
Opte(1insen at ct &purum, por en
@eier for 9on. Sobn &onbolpb
Euder of @irsinia, fom talte 5augr
at bens Intagelfe 6u5et 1888.
eller bet uor en- Seier for Senator
9iQ, iom inbferte ben / 9e9islaturen
| Stem Oorf, mems ban par &icesu>
pernpr oer / @taten, eller @rs@peater
@eeb, fom faar &rebit for bens Mu>
taselie I 9uiet unoer ben enoefemti=
enoe &onsres, tan anie bet iom en-
Seier for fig, ct uueientliet. Sen
npe &e9el uar npouenois forat faa en-
@nbe paa ben obiuroe Giuibuferins
peo at neste at femme, no9et iom
bar reret ct iaa fremtrebenbe ErQf
unoer 9ulets Torbanblinger benne
Sesfton, ioet 9emotraterne bar piit,
at be life bar peret iitaub til at foa
ct &uorum af fine esue, iaa noeet
funce uorettes, cs 4ntasel>en al S3e.
gelen par Eliot Inuenbelie af en-
Smnte iuno 5oruuft, os bet par pir<
telis operraienoe, at iaa meeet iom
t47 Drnof ifnfoe urre ututs 1II
uuoer faabanne Dmitenbisbeber at
femme imoo @e9elen.
Senatets &omite for Eerritorier
bar prattiit 9aaet ino paa at roppor,
tere Gapgr al 8iQen ON at optoAe
l1tab iom Stat. Billen pil, beoer
bet. ifDl9e Inmobnins af Demofra=
ter. fom lite bnfebe at reffere noset
meo 6enipn til be oalate @enatorer,
inoeboloe 8eitemmelier ON en- con:
t.tuttonel @onpention. bpis Meblem.
mer lite ftal bliue uolst. fbr efterot
&on9resualgene Ct fleet nefe 9pf,
% @onuentionen Ral life bolbes ipr
n9fe 8aor. 9ette ct forat ifre fig,
at be npe Senatorer lite fan b!,pe
pal9t, fgr ben nuperenoe &onares er
enbt.
Set betraetes nu iom sanite ofs
9iort. at SnotumitRatters @fjebne
ct afbeu9ts of be 1epublifan!te 5e<
natorers Stemme9iunins. Deriem
&epublifanerne femmer, fom be ten,
ter, betDoer bette. at 8efemmelien
ON Snotomftlfatten pil blipe frpeet
af Bilen, men be uil maaife femme
forat beboloe ben Billen ben @en=
ii9t at tpinse be oemotratife @enato=
rer, iom er imoo Zen, til at femme
| imob bele Billen.
| Jnblanbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25
9enne @treit fer uo til at blipe gan
tie omfun9srig.
CT @tftop+

@n 8iitop bar ct pisti9t @mbebe
% bbr oerfor rpste bet fer1oarliat.
San ffal FIRE Eilipu meb, at ber lite
lare8 no9et folRt / sfirfen, og ifer
bette. ial ban meb &raft ubrpbbe bet.
9an ital osiaa fbre Eilipn meb @re>
fterue. at be ubfgrer fin @ierniug
rettelis os iom uirfeliee @ialeiprse>
re. Der lite alene ielp er Rriitne men
tiQige oirter for bet friiteliee 2ips
&rioiel @enisbeoen. &an mao
bore bel biemme / ben tritne 2are,
pere en- utorfaroet % trafl1g ON enb
tilli8e fom &riften en- pomp9 Monb,
iom lite nosen 9enieenbe Ter neb
paa fine 8rpote men / &ierliabeb
ipser at brase benz til 9erren. Sc
&reter, for buem ban er lat 1om Eil,
ipusmonb, bpr ban uben @erions
Guieelie tilbolbe at eipre fine 8lister
/ &irten, lite peb @unf eller 8enRab
ie sieunem s5iuere meb @lbu9eb eller
l1tilbbrlisbeoer @mbeoet % life
pnre ban9e for at iretteiette benz,
raar ianbont Fer.
.@n faaoan Biaop bil blipe til @el.
iisnelle for Menisbeoen. Man9ler
ban berimoo be npbuenoiae @9enRa>
Der iom Gilipnsmanb, to9er bon @m-
bebet magelist forat funne 1eue aobt
og rolist. fpre ct uuirtiomt Sip o9
lnne fem nnre lise Zee 8iar bon nnht
% flnbe bebre nare borte.
5or en- firti Nar iben bar Der en-
BiRop / 9anmart. iom bebte Mon,
rab. Dan baube forinben peret Mi>
niiter os bleu bet Osiaa ienere. s
en- Iarrefte oelto9 ban u,rtlomt / bet
oifentli9e 2io os uome1teoe Zig ueo
9p9tisbeo % JrimOoisbeb.
@fterat ban en- Aloer al 36 Mar
bar bleueu Biitop, fiprte bon en- it
ben @ulpenoeroosn o9 ielo &uR ON
/ Stittet o. bolbt 8iitats. @n
Worsen tom ian til en- &irte paa
2anoet, oa @ubstjeueaen Ruloe be-
spnbe, o9 git ino Rirten.
Ser par fun ct Mennefe Der, %
bet bar &irfeian9eren. iom trampebe
frem % tilbo9e @oret forat bolbe
5gocerne parme. Monrab letter fig
| en- af @tolene, o. oa noeen Eio por
gaaet, 9aar ban ben ii! &trfei eior9eren
oa ippr8er, ON lite @uostienefen
inart ifuloe be9pnoe.
r9er fommer piit ,nsen 5olf, o9
ioa blit oer 10 insen @uostieneite",
flyer &trfeian9eren, fom lite fienbte
Monrao, men faar til Suar:
rGil Sc 9aa ouer os iise &refen,
at Bifop Monrab ct &irten."
@aa fit Rirfeian9eren troplt, %
itror efter bar &reiten tilRebe. &ir.
tetlotten ringer iammen, @uostiene>
iten beapnber, os ba ben er enbt, ia.
get Monrab Garuel.
rSe iaa". iasoe @reien, bet flap
ri 10 no9enlunoe fra, % MI tommer
ban lite ber i9ien for bet fbrRe."
@en nefe Sgnbas til beitemt 9ib
oaar Monrao inb &trfen. So &irz
teianseren ier bam, pil ban frog 9aa
ouer % bente @raiten, men Monrao
flyer: rMei, pil Sc nu bare bliue
ber." Saa tommer Der ct @ar &ir>
te9iansere, % 8iRopen laber rin9e
iammen, meoen8 ban taeer &refe.
tiole % &raue pau. 8refen, iom
bbrer Rirfetlotten rinse, bliper be-
tentelis, maa op al @en9en os uper
/ &irten, men ba ban fommer ber.
faar Monrab paa &rabitefolen %
bolber en- pettenbe % opbp9eeli8
&rebifen.
st Bar 9ase efter mobtos &refen
Brep fra 8iFopen ON at ipse fin
Mffeo.
Dr.&rices Cream Batting gotpber
Observation-Disclosures hd;ps4p Rris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-25

9r.&rices Cream Batting @otpber
geroensubfilling bpiefe 9ris.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
@1niaret@ Sa@fen.

W tttmei6a. Sn Der Wo9z
rung bes auf benz Stabtgraben tpobz
uenben Qadirers Sa&1e itur3te cine
iiber benz Slide an Der Dede befez
itigte petroleumlampe berab unb erz
plobirte. Die betben @0bne @a4ie's,
i'm Glitter bon 9 unb 5 Sabren, ftanz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
TRADE WITH FRANCE.
The Imports From This Country
Greater Than the Exports.

The Imports From This Country
Greater Than the Exports-
Stephen ii Angel. commercial agent at
Roubaix. France. has sent to the State De
partment a report upon the commerce Of
France for six months ending June 81 1894.
The total International trade Of France for
this period amounted to 3.s21. los 600 francs.
The importations from the United States
for the period covered were 2s2 76s. go
francs, against IT, 106.O0 francs for the
same period last year. The expectations to
the United States were S2.0o20o0 fraEcs for
the period covered by the report. against
49,. 145,e0 francs during the corresponding
l-eriod In 1873.
The commercial agent says the new
French tariff did not have the deterrent
effect upon importations predicted. as on
manufactured goods the increase was be-
tween q and 3 per cent and on food pro-
ducts 40 per cent. and on raw materials IL
per cent. The countries mostly benefited
by the increased purchases by France are
England Belgium. Italy and the United
States this country showing the largest In
crease Ga.Oo.Ooo francs.
MIR. Angel attributes the falling of OF
French exports to the hard times IN the
United States. the Mckinley tariff and the
uncertainty existing respecting the changes
proposed in the tariff. He says that In
many of the firer and higher priced goods
the decreases ir French exports have been
general while other articles have shown
slight increases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

,FFICE OF THE TREASURER OF THE UNITED
states, ex-Omcfo Commissioner Of the Sinking
FUND OF the District OF Columbia Washington,
D: C., september 4. ls9i.-By virtue Of the
authority given by the act of Congress approved
March ), 1891, entitled An act TO provide for
the payment of bonds Of the District of Colum-
bia falling due July 1. 1881, and July and 2s
1897, 1 hereby give notice that the principal
and accrued interest OF the bonds hereinbeiow
designated will be paid at the treasury of the
United states. in the city of Washington. d. G.,
on the nrst day Of October, 1894 and that the
interest on said bonds will cease that day.
OF the DISTRICT OF Columbia issued under the act
OF congress approved March 3, 1881, and num-
Sefeo as follows: 500 orig. No. 60; $500 orig.
No. 40 to orig. No. 80, both inclusive: s.. 600
<i.uW orig No 230s to orig. No. 1866. both in
elusive; $l,0O0 orig. No. 2lg2 10 orig. No. a1.G
both Inclusive. Total. $780, 100. The bonds DE-.
scribed above are either bonds of the original
end. or substitute bonds which NAV be dis
tinguished by the double set OF Luml,rs which
are marked plainly original numbers ard sub
stitute numbers." All Of the bonds of this loan
provision of law governing the order in wnich
the bonds shall he called in is follows: The
last OF the said bonds originally ISSUED under this
act and their substitutes shall be first called in
all shall have been paid Bonds forwarded for
redemption should he addressed to the Treas
urer L. y, Washington. II. c. and assigned to
the Treasurer Of the United States for re-
dcinption. Assignments must he dated and
properly acknowledged prescribed in the note
printed on the back Of each bond Where checks
In payment are desired in favor of any Int
the payee the bonds should he assigned 10 the
for account OF -" there insert the maine Of
the person or persons TO whose order the check
should be made payable). ID. y. MORGAN,
Treasurer L. S sel-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
DISTRICT EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
Meeting Last Evening of the Board
of Control.

The District Epworth League bard OF
contro. held am interesting meeting az the
Young Meas Christian Association building
last evening. 4 program has been arranged
for the mass meeting at Trinity M. e.
Church Friday. September Ia. 1t was oe-
cided to hold the october mass meeting at
Mex Ell dree NJ. L. Church in the interest OF
the missionary cause. Resolutions were
adopted, which stated that in view Of the
recen; stringency in the financial word. and
the distressing effect IL has had upon the
missionary fund of the church, that the
"Bugle Blast" appeal for missions made by
W. W. Cooper. the general first vice presi-
dent is heartily iadorsGd by tht board
The pledge OF Thanksgiving Offering
from each Lacquer aside from and In add
ton 10 his regular contributions rs earnestly
urged upon the several chapters. The chap
ters were asked TO report the number OF
such pledges at the October missionary
mass meeting.
The Junior League has been increasing In
numbers. and Is taking an active part in
their work. and il was decided dat they
should hold a mass meeting on sunday
afternoon. A committee appointed TO
arrange for such meeting. consisting OF
Mr.. Leech Of Douglas. Miss Crumn of Cor
such Miss Fftzhugh OF Wesley, Mrs. Mac
kenZie of Mckendree. Mrs. Mitchell OF
Waugh and Mr. Matthews OF Foundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
National VeterinaryCOIlege

This college has twenty -oae graduates in sue
ccssful practice. The lecture hours arranged
to suit government employees. Third annual an
Rcuncement, detailing courses. &C., sent ap
plication. Address SECRETARY, National Vet
erinacy College. New Jersey ave. and . II. NV,
Washington, u. e. au29-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06
Medical Department
The Columbian University

1875 ST NV. WASHINGTON DC
The seventy third session begins October 4, 1894
The Introductory lecture will be delivered ty Prof.
Il. A. de Schweinitz. at pm. October 1.
Regular daily lectures commence at $50 pm
Every facility for practical laboratory and clint
cal instruction Is afforded.
For announcement and further information apply to
DIR. ID. X. SHUTE, Dean, 1921 Q st. NV
Telephone, SIS Hours 30 to 1880 a. H. to D. M
Dr. T. A. DE S('HwEINITZ S.-. Treas,
1925 II st. NV.
Hours: to and 4:3O to $40 pm
Autumn examinations will be held at the college
at pm, September 81 sel-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-06

EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

EATON BURNETT DURLING BUSINESS COL
lege and School Of Shorthand and Typewriting.
18th and sts. n.w.. VIII reopen both day and
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