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The herald., 1896-03-08

MRS. WALKER, THE GREAT CLAIRVOY-
-4Nk ant and card medium is meeting with wonder
full success she invites the most skeptica 10 test
her power. Hours a. m TO p. Parlors g.,
3i6ts :. Spring st. 3-l7
The herald., 1896-03-08

MRS SANFORD JOH NSON. THE INDE-
-4sl pendent slate writer and medium. gives sit
tinss daily nj CPS =. Los Angeles st and holds cir
cles on Thursday evening, AZ p M, OF each week.
Admission 50e fla
The herald., 1896-03-08

VNRANK A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AN
Il gashtter, 240 l.. Second st. lei. 1856.
The herald., 1896-03-08

RS. MANDENA, TEACHER OF OCCULT
4Nl and metaphysical law; develops spiritual
ana selihealing power; class and private instruc-
tons; also clairVoyant card reader, palmist aud
astrologst. Consultation free Hours, 8 a. m . 10
: r. m. Office, 2i5 :. Spring st. room .. S-.3
The herald., 1896-03-08

MADAME DEAN-FORTUNE TELLING BY
4Vl cards; of the greatest in the world;
reads correctly past, present and future; all busi-
ness transactions losses. law suits and all affairs
OF love No. 20j r.. Fifth ST. 4-2i
The herald., 1896-03-08

Mrs. PARKER. PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
-NA and mediums life reading, business removals,
law suits, mineral locations. love AFFAIRS Take
Third Il. electric car TO Vermont ave. and Vine ST.
Second house on Vine, west OF Vernon ave. $50
The herald., 1896-03-08

MILTON NJ. LYON, 2e4 SOUTH OLIVE
NL clairvoyant developing medium; circles
Tuesday evenings; mediumistic persons can con
sub me by mail concerning their Developments;
strictly confidential. 6-3
The herald., 1896-03-08
MEDIUMS

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FINHE WORLDS RENOW NED MEDIUM AND
4 pamist, known throughout Europe and
America as Syra, the mystic wonder, greatest lv-
ing medium; If deceived by fakirs, would-be me-
dluins, Syra VIII give Il test to prove her powers:
tells Just what You want to know; in fact advises
in all troubles. Room |, G37l, :. Broadway. i0-3B
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
The Water Supply.

Reports from S,. David snd vicinity are to the effsct that the artesian wells are increasing in their flow of water. There arc now eight flowing wills oa the river, each ono sending ont strong stream The McRGa we'll, which was the fret one sunk. and on which ., second and larger has been sunk, is keeping up it's output. and the lsrse r-servnir which was made far storing the winters hDw Is now full. and enough water is stored with tn. daily proiuct Of the we'll tJ s-smre an 4bundsncs for irrigation p..rposes Tor the entire summer. independent of the liver supply. The ether well. ar. not -O strong ss this one. but Puihriei,i water is had, with an occasional de- uSnd on tine river 10 s-curs h .untiiui .rsps. And now. with the ws'-r lues ion settled, there is no rra-on why the section Os tie country lying sstwee.. Bsms"n ard ChaIlsston shoult not be ns productive sni the people A. prosperous and happy ss in any part { shs territory. for viia the su. pl, "i water for irrisAt pu r irs-s :r"m sIs sr;ssi.n w-lls, there will he plent, d gsod water for all and no cause for
 xpeusive litigation will exist, and he h.svy drain up n th- .anchers in iiii- section in this direction is now . thing
 the past, and the profits can be ap .,liei to 'h, improvement and beauti- lying of their homes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
(mreeiOr Headache,

A. remedy for ali forms of Had ache Electric Bi,ters has prov, d tn bs the very best l; etfcc'. s perman ent cure and the mos, dreaded hsh itual sick he.tache yield to its influ ~nca. We urge all who are slliictrC 70 procur,- s hn, l. and give this rem edv 'sir trisl. Tn cs-s- of hahitua c'ons,ips ion Electric Bi';ars cures h, giving the nee ed tC~r to the howell ,hi. medicine. Try it once Eff, cent. and 5 % at Tombstone and any Drng Sore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
4 knottv Pf0ble sa

J. c. Burnett i. the bets contrsctor at Fort Huachucs, and as such is under bond to furnish beef to the gar rison that weighs 5OO lbs. 10 the car csss, dressed. This ia next to impos- sihls a. this season of the year, but the inspector ia di-pnsst ,o hold ihe contractor to the letter of the contract, |, and sn. as IS cus.omory in such cas-s, last week that officer called board oi officers 10 psss upon he beef a. offered hy Mir Burnett ,p the govern m-nt. The board met, and while they ~er. satisfied as to the Gnal.,y Of th be"!. they were compellsi to give Il cir decision in regard ,o weight against the contractor, and the inspector sen, his order to Tue on for beef, the con- tractor, of courss, having to psy the difference bstw.sn the contract price and that charged ny the Tue son butcher. This wa ra'hsr bindire. but th'rs was nnrhine lei, for Mir. Burnett 10 do but suhni |, which he iii with the pest grace ,s : .ibl-. and awaited hi- opportunity. which so0n came about.
 The beef from Tnc.on arrived in iuc time and was sent 10 ths con- tractor to be issued to the men, he received it and proceeded 10 unsack i,. and completing tina. inh he stopped ,o each hi- breath sni n,.iitste over ihe kind of cattle they butch. red ir rnc-on. Burnett snt & runner to the in pec,nr, and upon the arrival of tha, offirer. he was t"ld by Mir. Bur nett ths, he, the contractor, wanted board ot officers called" sppat~n,ly ss mad xs a wet hen.
 What for'' quer,ed the inspector.
 "whs, for!" rotor cd Jim: "why. to iaepectt his meat. of eouree. Tine heel that l am under contract to fur nish this post is no. expected 10 have but four quarters 10 the Carcass. while this Tucson bsef has five, and even with that advantage falls short of the required 500 pounds, for i, only weighs 496 pounds"
 Tte in.peetrr at once realized the and now tn, 9pes,iou is, who will have to pay for the Turson beef. The beef contractor or the beef
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
gIsw so Cur- Rh um a,i.sn

ARAG,,. CuosE O., Os., Nov. 10 1895 -I si-h ,o inf"rni y''u d the great .ooi Ch.mberl-in's Pain Balm ha, lone my wife. Sh- has t-en troubled with rheumatism of the arms and -.snds for six months, and has tri. d remedies prescribed fr that complaint hu, fonnh .io r-l!@f until she II ed 'hi- Pain Ba'm; one bIt,le of which has completely cured her. I 'ake pleas ire in recommending it for that tr"u hIs. Yours trnly, c. A. BULLnHP. 50 ren; and $l % hotties Tor sale by Tombstone Dug Co. NJ
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
Fine s,,.c..ery s.vod hts s.sfe.

Mr. q. Csillorsite, Druggist, Besver' svi.le, h.. says: "ro Dr. Kings New Di.coverJ 1 owe my life, Was taken >i;a .4s Grippe and irieu al, 'he phy'
 clans, hnt of no avail and WAS given up and toli I cnnli not live. Hsving Dr. King New Discovery io my store | sent for hn'tie and hogan it's ns. and from the first dose began [" get bet tor. and after using three hottie .ss nI and ahout again. It Ia worth IL weigh, in goli. We won't keep -i"r' or house with 1ui i'." Get free i'll at ,he Toniis'.,na prng Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

''It is with pleasure tell you tha by one dsy'o Use Of Chamberlain. Cough remedy I wa, relieved of s very severe coil. My heal was com. pleiely stopped up and I u!d moi sleep st night. can r-commen shis remedy. Chas NJ. Gu;fe!d e Rsed,y, Tr-sno Co.,, Cal" A col,l nearly always -tarts in th head and aftsrssrds extends to 'he throat and lungs. By using this remedy fir. e!, as soon AS the cold has been contract cd 1t will cure st once and prevent it fror, sx'endine to the inngs. For sale by Tombstone Drug Store. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

From all eec,;ons Of Cochise county comes she cheering reports of pros aeri,y. The outlook for a good grss' vi, h was never better at this season oi the year. and s'ock are in prime growing condition everywhere. The heavy salss last y.ar thinned our hsr's Iown to a living proposition aud no ,ange in this part Of the territory i- now osrrstocksd. Tine quality of the srock i- being improved hy the i'm pors.ion of high grade buli-, mostly and the call crop this season is confidently expected to te very heavy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Ths appearances arc favorable fof rain. the clolis arc lox ani appear to bs c m isnsiag, with x g-ntle south east wind, which will bring n,oi,tu.s l, tt rensins long in ,ha, qnar,er.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Ar. John Hsnnsssey who has been in Tonbs'ons for the pas, week i-fi to lay for Fl.gs.sff 10 virit his sls,er. and brother who resale At that place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
Wm. Fourr. the Drsgeon cattle man

and ranchsr, 's is ,he city and reports everything pro-Psriag in this section Cattle are in good cnnditi-n and th prospects of an abundance of feed was never hetter. Mr. Fourr cpLff drntly expects 10 have a heavy crop ni fruit this year, especially oi apr cn'- and peaches. Oi the latte, fruit MT fourr has s great variety of the very finest grades. which grow to gres, per lection Un his place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Ths racsDn l.ud office nas been mo- tiled of the withdrawal e' the Butl. re-erv"ir site from public entry. | was surveyed by Cyrus E. Babb and contains l6i0 ~c. es of Isnd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

General J. E. Allen, who wss once merchant in Tonbstons has Tscsi ivso the appointment of posimssier si Shul'l. Ariz ma, where h. is also rn. gagged in the general merchsnI.s business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
 RIrrktIN'S An>lt'A SALINE.

The b sr alva in the world tor GU brIi-es, sore, ulcers. sal Ihtcih, ie'' sores. t- r. 'hapl ed hands. oh lhla'' corns, and all skin eIup 'ons d 70 uy-, cures Piles, nf m paYni' m r,qu ,.i i' i, qua an sed ,n glvr eefect -n- facii CT in nev rriund' d Pr c's 5 cen's per b \. For sale "i Ion Drug : ore
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Samuel Donnslly who came in Ias' evening from the ranch above Fair bank left this morning for the mine. h the West Huschuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Mrs. Scn,. White who has been q1ite I'll for several days sutfsring from severe pain in ths heal was reported as no better this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

In the fall of is9J a son of Mir. T 4 Mcfarland s pr',ninsnt merchant "f Lire Ok. Snt'rr O., Csl. w.- taken vi h avery heavy r"ld. The pain. in his chest were. sO sevsre that he had -pasms and wa thrsatened with pnsiI" onis, Hi. fsth"r gave him several large doses nf Chsmhe, 'isn'a Cough Remedy witch broke up the cough and cured him. Mir McFsr
 land ss, whenever ti. e ildr-n hav. "ronp ha invariably yiv.s ti Pm Chamberlain Cnngh R ma.iv srd r s'wavs cures them II. con-il..rs i' the h.s' cough comedy in the msrke'
 For al b. r,mh.t ma Drug Sto-e.N
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
COUNTY RECORnS.
DIPLOMA

Of Gilbert s. Reed of Wi'lcnx. a prsc- icing physician of Hahnemonnispi Medicouem College of Chicago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

George II Fins. ,h- ladies rsndi- date f"r schenl trus'se, and ~hn.r ei-c'ion was sure. came to 'he cnnclu- sion today iha. his hn.ine's caves and rs-2On.ihili iss w.re tln many and ton urgent fer him ;o engage in school mttter-: an'. slthnreh hi. friends were anxi-us that h- .h"ni.l srcep,. f'r they knew h. would uak" rord trustee. he w"ul'l no, and with dew from tine rae; ant now the ladies won't smil- on him any more.
 The result of ihe election will he made known Monday ihe polls rot being closed ss we ro tn pr-s..
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

sn1 set, l'rntet, eaS, bound Mondays .nd h rstws S.la Bersoa.
 Sun Set, fi'nte !. ~ca bouai. Wednesday, and sst1r lty. 4ni peasaa' 
 NC'V MEXICO 6 ,RfZ0H Rs
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

ally eS>-p. SnriW Ptcii, tin-.
 l FREY G-7Arll M,nae-r. A Sic-LE. L. II irBRLcrr. AsSis'unt C neral Manager. Train hast.r
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Silver ia quoted s, 6Ss
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
LOCAL NOTES.

Dr. GaT, Benson-physician and surgeon. u
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29

Or. Prices cree1n b.suag t-owose
 Aost per1ect MAAe-
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
MARICOPA { PHOENIX R K.

G. H. Hos-HEL,. Gen. Sunt
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-29
HORN.

HEATH.-At Fsirbank March 2H'h. to the wife oi Thcs. Heath a daughter.
Evening star., 1896-09-30
LIEUT.. MAHONEY's CASE.

Speculation as to Whether the Sen.
tence is Dismissal or Suspension.
The case Of Lieutenant James E. Ma
horey Of the marine corps. stationed at
the Brooklyn navy yard. is now before the
acting secretary of the navy for action.
This officer was recently court-martialed
on charges of intoxication and scandalous
conduct tending to the prejudice of dis
cipline and good order. Inasmuch as the
officer pleaded guilty there is no doubt as
to the findings of the court AS to the
sentence, however, that Is another matter.
1t may te one Of two things-dismissal
from the service or suspension from rank
and duty for greater or less period. the
impression at the department is that the
officer will be exceedingly fortunate if he
Is allowed to retain his commission. The
record of the proceedings Of the court in
cluding findings and sentence, was SUBJ
mitted to the department this morning by
Ensign Thomas Washington. judge advo-
cate of the court, and after being reviewed
by the law officers of the department will
be presented to the acting secretary for
action. In the event of a sentence involv-
ing dismissal the case will require the ac-
tion Of the President.
Evening star., 1896-09-30
DEATH OF BISHOP MARTY.
An Active Prelate Who Was n Direc
tor of the Catholic Universfty.


Bishop Martin Marty. D. D., o. s. B.
bishop of st. Cloud. Minn.. who died Sep.
tember 10, at ST. Cloud. was well known In
Washington. Fer several years he haG
been one of the directors of the Catholic
University. The vacancy caused by his
death will probably be filled at the mex,
meeting of the board. on the 21st of Octo-
Der, when appropriate action will be taken
In respect to his memory. Bishop Marty
labored for many years among the Indians
especially the Sioux. and became proficient
in the Sioux language. He was born al
Schwys. Switzerland, January II, 1894 and
was In his sixty-Second year He intended
to become physician, and studied in col
leses in Switzerland and Austria, taking
his doctors degree. He then took a course
in theology, and was ordained September
IA, 1856 In 1850 he came to this country
and purchased 1000 acres of ground in Du.
boiS county. Ind, which was sold to Ger.
man and Swiss emigrantS. In 1868 he es-
tablished the Benedictine Priory Of St
Meinrad. and later ST. Meinrad's Theo-
logical Seminary. and the College of St
he was made mitered abbot by Plus TX
and the priory raised to the rank of abbey
This institution stands today the feature
OF that portion of the state. It's people are
directed by the German priests, and its
form of government is practically patri-
archical. In the early 7O's he became in
terested in work among the Indians and
went to Dakota to study the Sioux and
their language. In 1850 and in 1889 the
diocese of Sioux Falls. taking in the whole
or South Dakota. was established, and
Bishop Marty was made its first bishop
In 1S94 he was transferred to the diocese
of st. Cloud, over which he presided when
he died.
Evening star., 1896-09-30
Lock Experts Wanted.

The civil service commission will hold q
special examination on October &c to fill q
vacancy in the position Of clerk. class two
In the office CT adjutant general. United
States army. for which special qualifca-
tions are required. The applicants should
be able to translate into English technical
military works in French. German, Spanish
and Italian; to do typewriting in all OF
these languages: to do proofreading and
prepare manuscripts for the press, and be
familiar with modern library methods, the
classification Of books, cataloguing and in.
dexing. The same day an examination will
be held In all cities where there are appli-
cants to secure eligibles for the position OF
vault, safe and lock expert. A vacancy
now exists In this position in the Treasury
Department. the salary Of which is 81 500
per annum-
Evening star., 1896-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
National University.
Incorporated by Special Act OF Congress-
Law Department.

FACULTY OF LAW.
Presd, Mt,
HON. RICHARD II. ALVEY
Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals Of the District
Of Columbia Lecturer on Constitutional Lar
Lecturer On Baiments, Domestic Relations. Wills
, and Administration.
HON. II. o. CI-AUGHToN IL. d.
tOf the Washington Barr,
Instructor of the Senior Glass; and Professor of
Comm. COMMIT n-Law Pleading, Evidence. Equity, Juris.
Law. and the Law of Torts.
HON. JOHN GooDE,
(Of virginia.
HON. CHARLES C. COLE
Associats Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Lecturer on Statutory Law.
EUGENE CARUSI LII. D.,
Instruct,r OF Junior Glass; and Professor OF the
Law Of Real Property, Contracts, Negotiable In
JACKSON ii. RAISroN L. NJ.
tof the WasLngi,n Barr,
Lecturer on Practice and Judge OF the Moot Court.
WALTER +. ROGERS, IL NJ
late OF the U. s. Patent Oficc)
HON. ii. o. CI-AuGIIToN, El'GENE CARUSI AND
JACKSON Il. RAISToN,
Judges OF the Court Of Appeals
The session will begin on Thursday October l.
1885, In the college, $50 18th street northwest al
! pm, when the usual announcements viii he made
by the members OF the faculty. Class recitations
at $50 pm, heretofore. The mode OF fnstr,Ic-
ton in this school, which insures the active Tartcl-
patton OF each mcrn.cr in the exercises during each
SESSION OF his class, requiies that the membership
OF each class Ice limited. An early enroinent In
therefore desirable. The secretary be seen at
except Sunday between the hours af s 30 a. m and
$50 pm, until October /. After that date at the
Catalogue containing fun information as 10 course
of studies and terms can be had upon application
at the boot ::ores Of Messrs. Lowdermilk a Co.,
1424 street northwest: Wm. II. Morrison, 1884 r
street northwest: John Byrne & Co., 1872 stres-t
northwest, Ipon application in person by 1et-
ter TO EUGENE ID. CARtSl, Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-09-30
TME G@lmM|IBlAM COLLEGE

Offers complete courses In Literature and Science
leading to the degrees Of A. B. and b. .. new
department OF Civil Engineering has been added.
and In this school two special schoa rships are Of
University September 2s and 70.
FACULTY.
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, PH. D., IL. D.,
DEW Deans Dean and d Professor 5., Of Latin Latin n
REV. ADOS1RAM J. HUNTINGTON, ID. d.
Professor Of Greek
REV: SAMUEL NJ. sHUTE, D. D..
Emeritus Professor Of English and Anglo-Saxon
JAMES HOWARD GORE, PH. D..
Faculty:
HOWARD L. HODGkINs. PH. D..
Professor of Physics.
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PHI. D.,
Professor of Political Philosophy.
REV. JAMES MacBRIDE STEERETT, d. D.,
CHARLES Z. MUNROE, PHI. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry.
ANTONIO NJ. SO1EIDO. LII D.,
Professor of Spanish.
WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE,
Professor OF the Fine Arts.
Hermann SCHOENFEID, PHI. D..
Professor Of German.
MARATHON MONTROSE RAMSEY, A. NJ.
Professor of Homance Languages.
REV. EDWARD b. POLLARD, PH. D.,
Professor of English and Anglo Saxon
CHARLES c. SWISHER, PHI. D.,
Acting Professor of History.
FELIX FREEHOLD, C. E.,
Acting Professor OF Civil Engineering.
LECTURERS.
HON. WILLIAM l.. WILSON, IL. D.,
American Economic Legislation.
HON. JOHN W. POWELL, LIZ D..
Tho History of Culture.
OTIS T. MASON, PHI. D.,
The Origins of Culture.
The Dean will be at his Office daily from 10 to 1.
For catalogues address
ROBERT H. MARTIN. Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
IN wXKHINGTON.
Georgetown University
SCHOOE: OF LAW.

FACULTY.
Rev. J. HAvESs RICHARDS. ST..
President n the Unysrsity.n
Gustice supreme court Of the United states).
ud2 Lecturer % on On Adm5aitE Ris@S 1pTisPTSdeneeni n
chies s9' Justice nnisss State. Court + elsiSa.
Emeritus Professor Of Statutory and Administrative
Hon. haE1fss5: laE IN, Esfsi nokRis. s1aa'mi: L.
Associate Justice coaTt Of Appeals OF the Dstf'c'
Lecturer on constttutienaI n and International Law
aoa ana siaRarsaEs sETa sHspiRp 9aispiaIenfpe IG B.
associate Justice Court of Appeals Of the District
Lecturer on the Law Of Corporations and Equity
Hen. JEREMIAH aff'sR[u1shfsi II. Wilson, Ii. D..
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on the Law Of
nes SSs ois g "a District
Lecturer on the Law Of Contracts and the Law
JOSEPH ]. Of bAShdSGfoN. GsldssS1i LII. D..
spec ecial lectures-subeet and date to be hereafter
GEORGE e aGa9SaffaI R%MfTRoN. Ii. D..
D4Kn1sS K%sSs r,saa1ng Pleading and 4 Practice; 9g g.
Lecturer on Conn Common fa LAW Pleading. Criminal Law
Rev RENE HOLLAND. ST..
TALLMAbGE TSiS5f a. LxMBERr, Ii. D..
cHAkfEs kffssfel 4. q bouGLAsss S3e;1 S." ESQ.,,
Lecturer he Law Of T9Ita AL, Sesotabls Paper
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property.
D. W. BAKER. AN.
Judge Of the Circuit Court and Lecturer on Ele-
mentary Practice
COURT OF APPEALS: Messrs. Tallmadge A.
Lambert. Job Barnard and Henry Wise Garnett
EXAMINERS: Messra J. Altheus Johnson ana
Henry w. Sohon.
CLERK OF COURTS: Harry ". Hodges. LIN.
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN AM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
G. NJ. HUNT, L. NJ.
Assistant Secretary.
The twenty seventh annual session Of the School
of Law opens on WEDNESDAY, October Z. 1896,
at $50 pm, in the Law School building. Nos.
sos and SOS street northwest when the intro
ductory lecture will be delivered and announce,
merits made for the ensuing term. Present ana
prospective students. alumni and nll others inter
ested cordially invited to be present The sec
retary can be seen ut his office in the lazy build
rollment, &c; Those proposing to connect them
selves with the school for the ensuing term are re-
requested to enroll their names before the opening
night. and thus avoid the delay incident to that
c;.son.
Circulars giving course Of study. terms. &c. can
be obtained at book stores Of W. H. Morrison's
Sons. 1926 street northwest; LOwdermilk & Co.
1924 street northwest and John Byrne & Co.,
1920 r street northwest. and at W. 8. Thompson
Drug Store. 7O3 18th street northwest on appll-
cation personally by letter to the undersigned.
s. NJ. YEATMAN,
se19-3w Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-09-30

in a year Of the day when Cavendish and
Burke met their doom, that the formal
trials Of Joe Brady and his associates were
begun. Twenty-six arrests, all in one night,
eeiyed the death penalty and paid 1t were
Joe Brady, Dan urley, Timothy Kelly.
Michael Pagan and Tom Caifrey. The five
lie in one grave between the two walls
within the gloom of the Kilmainham prison
i9 unmarked
Evening star., 1896-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
IN WASHINGTON.
T@E 0lwMBlAM UNIVERSITY
TME lAM &EELMMl.


The Hon. WALTER s. cox. L. D.. Dean
Aasociate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the DIS
trict OF Coumbia),
The Hon. JOHN n. HARLAN. Il D.
Associate Justice & Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. Of the Law OF Domestic Relations.
The HaS %1s% A. MauaY Ma ff 1GIis L.
cs0metime Assistant Attorney General of the United
Professor of Equity s:s1es 9a1sprudeuee of Common
Evidence and the Jurisdiction and Practice
Of the United States Courts.
The Hon. DAVID J. BREWER, Ii. n
(Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court oS the
United States)
(of the Johns Hopkins University,,
Lecturer on the Civil Law.
HENRY q. DAVIS, IL. NJ,
(sometime Assistant Attorney Of the District Of
COlumbial,
Lecturer the History Of Law,
WILLIAM F. MATTINGI.Y ESQ
(of the Washington Barr,
Lecturer s G on praetiSaI = Commercial Law.
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of COlumbia).
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal Pleading
Tho Hon. BENJAMIN BUrTERwoRTH
(Sometime United States Commissioner Of Patents),
WILLIAM g. JOHNSON, IL. NJ,
(of the Washington Barr,
Professor Of Legal Catechetics Common law Prac-
LEE DAVIS LODGE. PHI. D.,
fr0fesTeI MT,yIIIE Sn II!er9aflsn1i 9,Tiis%H Law.
Profess r Of the Law of Patents
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY,
HENRY =. DAVIS. CHARLES W. NEEDHAM
Associate Justices
ROBERT ii. MARTIN, Secretary.
Evening star., 1896-09-30

Thousands of persons attended rhe Eleet.
ing at Tipperary. Ireland. in favor CT am.
nesty to the Irish political prisoners. For
the first time since the split in the Irish
party, John Dillon and John Redmond ap-
peared on the same platform. DAILY, the
released dynamiter, spoke