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EmbrOideries and
LaCeS Remnants.

Embroideries in pieces Of Az yards for
l0c. a piece.
Remnants OF Hand Made Torchon Lace.
Remnants Of Ecru Lace Insertion, lc.
yard
Remnants Fancy Laces. sc. a yard. been
20 and 25c.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR REMNANTS.
Ladies' Soiled Underskirts, handsome
~ trimmed in wide Torchon lace and
insertion, 50c., from $l.25 and $l.O.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, soiled, 75c.,
from $3.50 and $3.50.
Extra Size Muslin Gowns. Sc, from
N.75.
ladies' Muslin Gowns. soiled. &c..
Ladies' Muslin Chemise. sizes s. 10,
and ~, 12izc. each.
Is Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers, trim
med. V-neck. l5c. each. from % and
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S KNIT
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
Heavy, medium, and light weights, to
be closed at remnant prices.
Silk Remnants at New . Si s.sss
Surprisingly a IL sa.. s III.
Low Prices. i X ESP. y. 90 3
yards, $50 value, for Acc. ayNd.
9 Remnants of Fancy Checked Tafreta,
&c. q ydfu. luSttdu VI OSc
2 Remnants Black Satin Duchess,
length "a and 8 yards. 75c. yard
S1.25 value.
4 Remnants An-Silk Rustiing Black
Taffeta, the 75c. kind. for soc. yard.
Remnants OF Handsome Black Satin
Duchess Brocade. large designs, g. and
l4-yard lengths. sSc.-a-yard value. for
Remnant of Is yards OF Handsome
Black Gros-Grain Silk. with black
satin figures. SIS value. for 75c. a
yard.
Remnants Of Fancy TaYeta SILK. In
lengths from 3 TO yards. SOC. value.
Remnants Of Black Double-warp su-
lengths, 81 value. for 5Oc- . yard.
LINING REMNANTS
Remnants Of Double-Face Figured
siIesia, soc. quality. for 10c. yard.
q Remnants OF Gray Corset Jeans. t0c
quality. for &c. yard.
Remnants OF i21sc. quality Silesia for
Remnsnts OF Linen Canvas. 10 sc.
quality, for &c. Q yard.
8 Remnants Of Skirt Lining, sc. yard.
THE COHEN co.
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ToLlo No IA SIlveresn knife-ani
L dOlC lNOs 70 Fork Trays, usual

price lie, to close &c. each.
Is Silvereen Comb and Brush Trays
usual price &C., to close &c. each.
10 Heavy Tin Quart Cups and Measures
that usually sell for &C., for &c. eaca.
Il Polished Tin Soup-Stralners. tina,
usually sell for &C., slightly dentea'
for Be- each.
II Block-Tin Medium-Size Wash-Basini
for &c. each, usual price &c.
s Block-Tin Dish-Pans, l0-auart sue
usual price l5c., slightly dented from
shipment for Sc. each.
II Bread or Cocoanut -Graters. that
usually sell for l0c. each, for &c
7 Granite-Iron Cuspadores, slightly de-
faced for i0c. each, usual price 53c.
1 Granite-Iron Dish-Pan. l0-quart size,
for Ole, usual price ACC.
4 Granite-Iron Colanders, slightly chip
ped, were ACC. each. 10 close i9c. each.
2 Granite-Iron Milk-Pans. 6-quart Size
regular price Csc, for l2c.
G Granite-Iron Tunnels, large size, Tor
lOc each, regular price soc.
10 Children's A c Tin Plates for lc.
each. regular price &c.
7 Crumb and Brush Trays. nicely deco
rated. for g.. each, regular price lsc'
II Double Bottom, Block-Tin Bread
Pans, skill inches. slightly dented, Tor
4c each, originally sold for i6c.
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MEMORABLE OCCASION,
Presentation OF a Flag to New Berne.
Good Racing.

NEW BERNIE, N. c., February a.
(Special)-The city Of Berne. Switzerland.
having determined to present her name
sake. New Berne, with a superb Bernese
flag, direction was given the Swiss Min
lister to this country by his government to
make the presentation. which that gen.
tleman-Mr. Pioda--decided 10 do In per-
son, and came here for that purpose.
The presentation was made tonight at
the City Hall to Mayor Ellis, as repre-
senting the city government.
APPROPRIATE SPEECHES.
The Minister made appropriate remarks
in the presentation, and was happily re-
sponded to by the Mayor, and p. Fl. Helle-
tier. When the flag was unfurled deafen-
ing applause and cheers greeted it, given
with hearty good will by the immense
throng Of spectators.
THE RACES.
In the first race to-day, 2:5O class, trot-
ting to harness, best three in five. mile
heats. purse $500. the first money was
taken by Tyroles, the second by Easter
Lily, and the third by Elise.
In the second race. running, two-third
mile heats, purse $50, best two in three,
the first prize was won by Nicola. the
second by Amsterdam. the third by Lady
Helen. In the third race. trotting, to
harness, free to all. mile heats, best
three in five, purse $780, the first winner
was Miss Thompson, the second Julian
May, the third Lily D., the fourth Dom
inc.
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VIcNslE:-.A
mean by "Remnant Day."
The savings of to-day include
new spring wares. Many short
pieces or, for reasons unexplainable
here, thrown out lots.
Black WOrsted Among the
Dress Fabrics. many ends on
the counter to-
day are:
"a yards Brilliantine. &c. yard.
yards Crepon, 40c.; original price, soc
s Is yards French Serge, &c., from
Yards Empress Foule, ssc.. from &c
Is yards Serge. Ice, from 2c.
4 "a yards French Batiste. 2c, from
10 yards Figured Crepon, &c., from l5c
IA yards Priestley Armure Stripe, 65c.,
from Sc.
r1a,,,c II Colored Neglises
Furnishings. lars, Acc, from SOC.
Medium Weight Woollen Knit Vests,
4-3S, 2-36 and 40 In size. 6ac., from
u BaIbriggan Shirts. slight manufac-
turers imperfections, 25c., from 6oc
81 Mems Collars. good, new styles, i'm
perfect, sc. each.
% Windsor-Scarf Bows, 15c., from 25c
60 pairs Mems Black Hose. 15c., from
25c.-only sizes 10, 1917, and II.
CARPET If it's a piece
below IS yards
Department. it goes into
the Remnant pile. Halls, bath
rooms, or small sleeping-rooms can
often be fitted in this way and at
near half-value prices.
10 Remnants OF Tapestry Carpets, from
III TO is yards, sold from CSC. to sl.l0
now 37l2c. a yard.
II Remnants of Body Brussels Carpets.
from to IS yards, cold from Sl.l0 to
i I1S,a nov ca s9S ! yasd i,s by 81 Yards
sold at &C., slightly soiled, to-day 2oc
/ Extra Super Ingram Carpet. So yards
long, AZ yards wide, sold at Sc, now
Is Angora Mats, sold at 49c., to-day for
25c.
II Smyrna Door-Mats, sold at Ssc., now
Is Remnants Of Linen-Warp Mating
from 2 to u yards. sold from % to
foc., to-day l2}sc. yard.
Cottous Short lengths accu-
muIate here by the
hundreds weekly, owing to the
enormous quantity sold.
remnants Merrimac Calico, 8 to 10
Apron Check Ginghams for &c.
Simpson Prints. &C.
French Zephyrs. &c. yard.
Fruit-of-the-Loom and Androscoggin
Bleached Cottons, &C. yard.
9 Made Sheets, soied 25c., from 39c.
Printed Nanette, o%.c.
Yard Wide Unbleached Muslin, &c. a
yard.
Many pieces of CoIored Dress
Goods are just in. Short lengths
make them near one half.
D;hhouc New Fancy Ribbons. were
NiDUOiASs 20, 50, aud SOC. Short lengths,
l9c.
Many other sorts in narrow satin. all
colors, ic yard.
Satin and Gros-Grain, was lac, for sc.
Kid Gloves. xs 81 pssr s Lea H,s c0 Scss
sLe3, for 75c-
10 pairs samples, were $40 and si.25.
TohIaJ :ron Remnants Scotch
Linen Table Damask.
Remnants. 25c. yard. from SOC.
Remnants Pure Linen Table Damask,
Scotch make, the Soc. and 81 kinds, for
55c a yard.
Remnants Turkey-Red Table Damask,
best grade, solid or figured, 50c., from
Sc
Sl-2 dozen All-Linen Dinner Napkins
soiled, full q size, sl.75 a dozen, from
1925 and $65.
dozen All-Linen Dinner Napkins, Sc
dozen, from SIC.
q All-Linen Damask Tray-Covers,
Pure White, 12i5c. each, from 2Jc.
Remnants Cotton Birdeye Diaper, &c.
yard.
Soiled White Crochet Bedspreads, full
size, CSC. each, from 79c.
Remnants Cotton Crash, &c. a yard.
White-GOOdS
Remnants.
1000 yards White Pique and French
Wells. l0c. yard, from 25c.
Check Nainsook Remnants, from J. to
5-yard lengths, SIC. yard, from 12lsc.
Remnants Fine French Dimities, l5c. a
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Handsome Whit. SIX
Tatle-Covens, IA yards
square, gold embrci.
dcred, were 80, remnaai
Art Goods
Remnants.

silk Lambrequin. gold embroAere!.
2s yards long. vas N.3S, remnant
price soc; was $.75, remnant price s.
Remnants of silk Fringe, l.. and
5-yard lengths-were 80. 40, and 5oc..
for IL, 10, and 5c.-enough 10 last an
hour-from 10 to II O'Clock.
All colors Linen Floss. ? skeins for &C.
Crinkle Paper Plcture-Frames, We're
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Ola pagers tor SAFE 81 &c. a hundred q
Dhpatch once.
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II Colored Negligee
ITEMS
Furnishings.

Medium eight Woollen Knit Vests,
4-3S 2-S6. and 40 In size, 6nc., from
CSC.
IL Balbriggan Shirts. slight manufac-
turer's imperfections, 25c., from 6oc.
81 Mems Collars. good, new styles, i'm
perfect, sc. each.
% Windsor-Scarf Bows, 15c., from 25c.
60 pairs Mems Black Hose. 15c., from
25c.-only sizes 10, 1917, and IL.
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day are:
ga yards Brilliantine. &c. yard
from 39c.
yards Crepon. Nc.; original price, coo.
rs yards French Serge, &c., from
37izc.
8 yards Empress Foule, 39c.. from &c.
A is yards Serge, l6c, from 26c.
4 "a yards French Batiste, 42c., from
69c.
10 yards Figured Crepon &c., from l5c.
IA yards Priestley Armure Stripe, 6oc.,
from &c
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mean by "Remnant Day."
The savings of to-day include
new spring wares. Many short
pieces or, for reasons unexplainable
here, thrown out lots.
Black WOrsted Among the
Dress Fabrics. many ends on
the counter to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-28

Heavy, medium, and light weights,
be closed at remnant prices.
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sl.63, for 15c
10 pairs samples,
The morning times., 1896-09-24
THOMAS BOWLING S CO.. Auclioneers,

THOMAS BOWLING l. CO.. Auctioneers.
6l2 r ST. NV
By virtue OF a deed Of trust. dated june
3, 1894, and recorded in Liher 1919, at
folio 4O3 ct sea-, Of the Land Rec1rus OF
the District OF COluinbia. and Oy orueI L
the party secured thereby. We shall oiier
for sale, AT pubic auction, in front oi tne
premises. on MONDAI lnE 6ih VI "
TOBEK. 1896, at 4:3O O'Clock y. IN, the
follOwing-described land and PREMISES ~
scribed in certain plat nieu ~ the cause
OF Schneck VS. Ridoie ct al, being equity
cause No: lOl21. in the Supreme Conr. .,
the District OF Columbia. which said pat
is marked .'Conipiaifants' Exhidt. NO
I" tU the bill OF complaint in said cause
filed. ana bounued On the north oy the
Chesapeake aud OEio canal couuefnilatph
line. and oil the west bv tine Potomac River
channel. and OH the east by the western hiie
of tract Of four acres, embracing twonn
sites at Lock Harbor" texcepting Two
small tracts of land lying little 70 the
east OF the District line. the first being
known as .'Bully's Disappointment, con-
taining two acres. and the other as Dill
lngsgate. containing nye and thfet.qu
ter acresl. as in said bill described; the
tract hereby intended to he sold being All IN
one body; and also any right or titie OF
said parties To said cause to said "Bili.
;ngsgate" and 'Bully's Disappointment.
whatever their title may have been.
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash and the Dai,
anceof the Indebtedness. the amount WHEREOF
is about So.3oO. ana winch Will oe au-
no need at the time Of the sale. IN casn
witlhnteD da Us from ths day OF the sale. ana
any amount of the purchass money over the
above sum. if such the re should be. pa yabie
In five years after the day Of sale, with
Interest at per cent per annum said ~
terest being payable semiannualiy Inc
81 900 in cash Is to be paid as de
posit uDon the property To secure the sale
The deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the property sold. or all
cash. at the option or the purchaser
Terms OF sale To be complied with within
ten days from day of sale. or the property
will be resold at risk and cost or the de-
faulting purchaser OF purchasers
All conve yancin e at cos. OF purchaser
VIM MEYER LEVIN,
Trustee
CHAS. Il. CRAGIN,
se22-eodSds Trustee.
The morning times., 1896-09-24
MINE OWNERS RAISE FUNDS
Republican Committee Has a List
Of Those Who Will Contribute.
Bonanza Kings of the West Said to
Have Agreed to Give $1,000
900 for Bryan.

Chicago, Sent. 23-If anybody has any
doubt that the campaign OF the Populist-
Democrats is being run by: aud In the IN
tercst of the silver mine owners and syndi.
Gates, that doubt will be dispelled by the
following facts which have come to the
knowledge OF the Republican national cotn-
lnittee:
The silver mine owners of the State of
Colorado have agreed 10 furnish f1ve num-
dred thousand dollars for the Bryan CAIN
paigu fund. Utah. Montana, Idaho aud
Nevada are to supply as much more. Sub
scription papers have been already cir
culated among the mine owners in those
States. and such sums guaranteed as to
make IL absolutely certain that these totals
will be furnished Chairman Jones and his
committee.
The following is an accurate list of
persons and corporations in the State OF
Colorado who have subscribed TO the Bryan
campaign fund. Every man named, as
We'll as every corporation named. is di-
rectly and largely interested in having an
increased demand aud price for silver.
DcDycr-Globe eSmcltingCompany,W William
Teller, c. B. KOuDtze, Boston and Colorado
Smelling Company, 7. NJ. Patterson. John
Fullerton, Dennis Sullivan. Omaha and.
Grant Smelling Company, Dennis Sheedy.
IA Thatcher, W l.. James, A. f. Reynolds
J. b. Grant, Ebep Smith. d. II. Moffat.
N. +. Hill.
u
melting Company, Arkansas Valley
Smelling Company, George B. Trcmble,
Union Leasing Company, Resurrection
Mining Company, Henrietta Mining Com
pany, A. v. Bohn, Whine Mining Company,
A. ID. Hunter, Evening Star Mining Com
pany, Amethyst Silver Mining Company,
Holy Moses Silver Mining Company, United
Mines Company, Consolidated Tunnel
Company, Commodore Silver Mining Com
pany.
Creede-N. Y. Chance Silver Mining
Company.
Cripple Creek-Moore Mining Company.
w. S. Stratton, James A. Doyle, Elkton
Mining Company, James Burns.
PueDlo-AmerIcan Smelling Company.
Philadelphia Smelling Company, Guggen-
helm X Co., Mahlon ID. Thatcher, j. b. Or
mand.
FIorence-Florence and Cripple Creek
Company, The Gold Extraction Company
- -
Maine College Professor.
BY direction OF the President, Secretary
Lamont has detailed Second Lieut. Herbert
N. Roydep, Twenty-third Infantry, as pro-
fessor OF military science and tactics at
the Maine State College, Orono, Maine.
LET Us FIND YOU A TENANT.
II u man owned hundred ho.ses, and
they We're not tenanted, he would be all
the poorer the more houses he owned.
More than one landlord in this lovely city
knows how this feels. To such We say:
Let us find you a tenant. We can do it.
At least We can do IL better than most
men. List your vacant property with
us, and We will advertise it, steadily,
persstcntly, pro minently, until We get
YOU a tenant. And that is what you are
after. Cali or write to .'The Times Real
Estate Bureau" If you call, take the
elevator. for We want to save you all the
trouble We can.
The morning times., 1896-09-24
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-A lady s Crawford wheel,
hign grade; little used or will trade for
gents. LOUIS GICLAS, III l-2 st. NV.
FOR SALE-A high grade Crescent
bicycle in perfect condition, will sell
ver:' chcar. Call or write 1885 Columbia
nj ny seq st
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, a Sc
Rambler bicycle' has been used but little
by very careful hand. Apply at s25 9Th
ST nv se22-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
Corner NJ And Eleventh Streets n. W..
Boarding and Day school for Girls


Boarding and Day school for Girls
Preparatory. Collegiate and Post GradU-
ate courses OF study. Special students
admitted. Thorough instruction in all de
par;uents. in accordance with best motiern
methods.
Four spacious. connecting buildings, re-
Gently erected, and specially designed fot
school purposes, with passenger elevators.
steam heat. a nd perfect sapitIry conditions,
together with play ground aud tennis
court. furnish every requisite for a re-
fined home, and i complete school equip
nIent.
Twent y-second year opens Wednesday
September thIrtieth, Tor classification OF
boarding pIpiis. and Thurstlay Y, y CT ooer first,
cla Justification of Day Pupils
MRS. ELIZABETH J. S0MERS.
Principal,
MRS. ADELIA GATES HENSLEY, ,
se16- lnio Associate Principal
wANTED Pupils for sIenography
and typewritirg by an experienced
teacher. hen PitInan system, rapid ad-
vaucemenJ guarantceh: low rates.
TEACHER R., this office. se22-3t
MRS. H HAILMANNS Training
School for hlDuergartncrS ami Primary
Teachers will resume its scSsions SeptenE
her 16 in the Sunday-schooi rooms of tie
Luther Memorial Church. cntran on Yer
mont venue Mrs. Hailnann will receive
applicants on Wednesdays aud Saturdays
from 10 to IL a. H. At other times at her
home. W waldhcinI, Cleveland Park. Washing
ton. ID. G. se4tf-em
The morning times., 1896-09-24

Si.25 To Baltimore and Re- $125
turn via Prnna. II. II.
Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sun
day, September 26 and 81, and will be
valid for return passage until Monday,
September 2s, good on any train.
He22tO06 en-
The morning times., 1896-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
n B. LATIMER Co. Aucttopecrs, 1879
and 231 u q.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABkE
CORNER PROPERTY HAVING A
FRONTAGE OF AZ TT. ON 10TH 81.
Ne, ,S6 2-1OFT. On BST. AND 81 6-lU
FIT. ON N. CAROLINA AVE. ysle.
by virtue OF a ccfLasl deed Of trust, dated
September Q, 1898, and recorded among the
land records OF the District or Columbia, In
Liber 206S, folio 237 ct seq, and Mt the re-
quest OF the beneficiary under the said trust.
tine undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction In front or the premises, on iUES-
DAY the sixth day Of October A. D.. 1895,
at A O'Clock p. m, tine following Described
real estate situate and being in. the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, and
known and distinguished as and being lots
numbered eleven u1), twelve tl2) and
thirteen Il 81 In william L. Bramhalrxsu sub
division OF original lots and z, In square
numbered ten hundred and thirty -FOUR
t1O34), as per plat recorded in the office
OF the surveyor Tor the DIstrtct Of Columbia.
in Lber w. B. NJ, folio 12f.
IermsOf sa alecasa. \ depysit of SOU VIII
be required thine OF sal r. nj nd baIance within
ten da ys thereafter. All cUnveyancing and
recording mt purchasers cost Terms 10 De
Complied with In ten da Us from date OF
sale, otherwis. the property to De rIsold at
the risk and cost OF dcflUiting purchaser.
JOSIAH c. STODDARD, Trustee,
Ne. cor Of 18th and 9 sts.,
ADE::JJ,.S q. DU BOiS, Trustee,
sw. cor. OF 9Th and IL sts
The morning times., 1896-09-24
For RESr-MIsCELLANEoUs.

FOR RENT.For bakery. laundry. bot
rooray. 77x26 IT. building: lower floor
part stable: six stalls; elevator and every
convenience; cheap rent. Apply 900 l1th
0t ee. ee2O-65
The morning times., 1896-09-24
FOR RENr--srApLE.

FOR RNNT-Roomfo for two hnrses; also
room for carriage or delivery wagon
- month. 1720 Ssb st. NV. se1s-n
The morning times., 1896-09-24
Holy Cross Academy,
1872 Massachusetts, Avenue,

REOPENS SEPTEMBER IA.
T. course of studies is com p!ste and Pra;
tic,L Special attention is given to vocal ANIL
instrumental music. drawing and painting. the
languages and Kindergarten. 93m
MEDICAL.dc dental and pharmaceutical
departments uf Howard University will
begin Thursday, October 1. 1886. Prof.
J. B. Hodgkins will deliver the address at
= o'clock y. M. This college is open to all.
without regard to sex or race. Howard
Dental College is now a member of tho
..National Association OF Dental Colleges
The profession and the public re cordially
Invited to be present. +. j. SfIADD. NJ D..
Secretary se12toOc1
ST. CECELIAS ACADEMY,
COL East Capitol ST.. Washington, d. C.
Studies will be resumed On Tuesday.
September 3.
In addition to a thorough course in the
English branches. there are classes in
French. German, music, and pain,ing. La
dies not attending the academy may avail
themselves of these opportunities
For further particulars, address.
se6-lmo SISTER SUPERIOR
The morning times., 1896-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HENRY STEIwER. Oyster and
Dining PIrlor, GIL Pa ave. Sc, Wash
ington, ID. c.; Oysters in every style;
wholesale and retail; families supplied with
the best salt water oysters; choice ciea RS
always on hand. 1t
L viii mol be responsible for any uebts
that Harriet A. Payne makes. G. W.
PAYNE. se23-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-24
The Bliss School Of E|ec .ricity.

co-porated. Hiss Building. 81 Il 81. NV.
Fourth year begins OCT. 1. 1896 The
only institution IN tie country whcro
practical electrical engineering 10 thor
Oughly and exclusively taught Labora-
torres fully equipped. Instruction.. the best.
Books now open. Catalogues ON applica-
ton. L. ID. BLISS, Prese
The morning times., 1896-09-24

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE
wANTED-By man and wife, place in
private family. All N. j. ave. NV 1t
WANTED Male and female help fur.
nisneu Tree; send postal. AL st.
se24-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES.

--A--- ---~-@-~--~-~~~-
bath: not 10 exceed So 800. Address F.
J. r., this office. se24-3t
w wANTED-A house, with store and
stable; rent not To exceed $50. Address
RENT, this office se21-3t,em
wANTED-For az lnimediai ie cash pur;
chaser, house between $4,000 ana
$500; north of X and west Of ] 9Th st
Call Oraddres THE TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, corner 9th and Pa. ave
The morning times., 1896-09-24

HOME KINDERGARTEN and
Urinary school, No. 4O4 Last Capitol
street, reopens September %. MISS
HOLEMAN, principal. select
The morning times., 1896-09-24
PERSONAL.

M ME. BLUCHER. the first time
In Washington, can be consulted ON ali
business affairs. the most wonderful reader
Of cards. 492 N st. sw. se23-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-24
wANrED-BoARDRRs.

w A NTED AT 106 c ST. NV. 9 young
ihen 10 board and willing to room to-
getlier Tor $3.50 per week, with heat,
gas and bath. se2S.St-ein
FOR RENT-3l b Ct. NV, room uneL
board t0S Wo.youag useA sc19-bt.em
The morning times., 1896-09-24

TUITION-In BIsiucSs, Shorthand and
Type writing Courses. when taken TO.
Kether, same rate as fs,r one alone, day and
night classes open September l. Call IN
OF address EA TON, BURNETT 4 DCRLlNG.
and 9th sts. NV. au26- limo
The morning times., 1896-09-24
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
l117 9Th st. nw.-koo,rs and board;
neat, CASA nd hath cheap. se:.-3t
SA TO So PER WEEK First
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207 Pa. ave. se22-1t
wANTED-Board and roomcrs at
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested as
changes may occur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
September 26 close promptly at this or
fice as follows:
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wANTED-BOARD.

w wANTED-Room and board by two
young men; s min. walk OF 18th and +
NV. not over SIG each. Address SOUTH
ERN, this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-1o parties without chill
dren, a fiat OF q rooms and bath;
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MRIne College PrOfeSSOr.
BY direction OF the President, Secretary
Lamont has detailed Second Lieut. Herbert
n. Royden, Twenty third Infantry, as pro-
fessor of military science and tactics at
the Maine State College, Orono, Maine.
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LEILANIS.
This Club Elects New Officers and May
Take Part in the Regatta.

The Leilani boat club met in the
basement of the Hawaiian Hotel Mon
day evening and transacted routine
business. Following board of officers
was selected: President. Ed Stiles;
vice president, j. F. c. hagan, secre-
tary, Lionel Hart; treasurer, Frank
Kruger. Delegates to Rowing Asso-
citation: David Kawananakoa, w. Nc
Inerny and Carl Hagens.
The matter of the proposal of the
Healani Yacht and Boat club to take
over fifteen members of the Leilani
club was not discussed. A number
favor the proposal, while others op-
pose it. 1t is not likely anything will
new be done until the new officers are
well into their work.