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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30
FIxITY OF SPECIES.
The Origin of Darwin's Theory OF
Evolution.

The Origin of Darwin's Theory Of
Evolution.
From Harper's Magazine.
AS long ago as July l. 1897 young OAR
win, then twenty-eight years of age. had
opened a private Journal, in which he pur-
posed to record all facts that came to him
which seemed to have any bearing on the
moot point of the doctrine of transmuta-
ton of species. Four or five years earlier.
during the course OF that famous trim
around the world with Admiral Fitzroy.
as naturalist to the Beagle, Darwin had
made the personal observations which first
tended to shake his belief in the fixity of
species In South America in the Pam
pean formation, he had discovered .great
fossil animals covered with armor like that
on the existing armadillos." and had been
struck with this similarity of type between
ancient and existing faunas of the same re-
gion. He was also greatly impressed by
the manner in Vhichi closely related spe-
cdes of animals were. observed to replace
one another as he proceeded southward
American character Of most of the produce
tions of the Galapagos Archipelago. and
more especially by the manner in which
they differ on each island of the eroup
none Of the islands appearing to be very
ancient in a geological sense"
At first the full force of these OBSERVE
lions did not strike him; for, under sway
Of I.yell's geological conceptions, he tenta-
lively explained the relative absence Of
life on one of the Galapagos Islands by sug-
costing that perhaps no species had been
created since that island arose. But grad
ually 1t dawned upon him that such facts
as he had observed could only be ex-
planned on the superstition that species
gradually become modified From then an.
as he afterward asserted, the subject
haunted him. It will thus be seen that the
idea OF the variability of species came to
Charles Darwin a. an inference from per
sonal observations IN the Held. not as .
thought borrowed from books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30
III.

You have been very generous to the
chapel. and we thank you very much for
keeping up all Mr.. Arkwright's subscrip-
tons those three years. The work of God
would have been much crippled had 1t not
been for your liberality."
DO you know. Mr.. Egerton. that when
you talk in that grave, approving fashion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30

this year. as his father has been trans
ferred to another diplomatic station.
In the sixth grade at the Abbott School
is Charles Moy, son of a undergraduates
work, his teacher says, compares more
than favorably with the work of The other
boys of the school. Charles has two broth
ers in the fourth grade al the same build
ing, William ana Henry. Their progress
has also been very rapid
At the Arthur School quite a number Of
italians are numbered among the pupils.
In most instances they have been unable
to speak word of English at the time OF
entering the school. They are excellent
pupils and do particularly well in penman-
Shin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30
RIGHTEOUS OVERMUcH.
Copyright, 1897, by John Watscn.)
Written for The Evening Star.
By Ian MACLAREN.

Tootle has finished, and now we shall have
jellies and lemonade"
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1t was taken from the daily work Of the
pupils in that line. and had been collected,
ut the time of the reporters visit, by the
teacher.
his native costume, RELOCATING the end of
his queue to The depths of one of his pock-
cts. Since the advent of cold weather he
has adopted for warmth the American
style of shoe and now experiences quite a
little difficulty in managing his feet. Like
the other foreigners he is popular with his
school mates, who do all in their power to
make things pleasant for him.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
POLACY MA OBCZYZNIE.

Fryburg, W Szwajcaryi.--Od lat
kilku istnieje tutaj uniwersytet kato
licki, " ktorym So polscy profesoro.
vie: pp. Kowalski, Kallembach, Ly-
skowski kilku innych
w prowincyi bosniackiej Banialu-
ce istnieja trzy wioski kolonistowpol
skich Galicyi. Mieszka tam og6.
lem 70 rodzin polskich, poniewaz ME
mais kosciofa wiec ks. Franciszek
Krol, (ktory dawniej bawi4 W Chica.
go. Przyp. red. Am. y powzia} zamiar
zbudowania pierwszego koscio&a pol
skiego W Bosni.
Berlin.--Wkr6tce, BIO cd kwietnia
ukaze sic tuta pol,ke pismo codzien-
ne p. t. "Dzienuik Berlihski.' Go.
t6wki, W formie bezprocentowej po.
zyczki ma jeden rok, udziela posed ks
Wawrzyniak; redaktorem bedzie Jan
Karbowski, wspo} redaktor niemiec-
kiego pisma "Germania." w Berli.
ME wychodza obecnie cztery pisma W
jezyku polskim: "Gazeta Polska, -
narodowo-kat. "Gazeta Robotnicza, y
socyalisty "Przyiaciel Famili,'''
mazurska i "Przewodnik Zdrowia," "
lekarska,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
ARMAT "a MAkO.
Ola "Am eryki.'

Ze dosy6 hedzie wreszcie rynsztunku,
T., s 9 ju. wszystkim zdawac musiaso ;
Dz's jsdnak wiesoi niosa, 20 W'lus
NJ mo to krzyczy:"J eszcze "a maio!'
Csag6z ~ mali? Armat! Moi Boze!
DR., b1ostta tylko co tym zakresie
Zd@!apo st stworzyc! Armst nam dsjcie!
B lr4liwe echo po swiecie niesie.
Temi, ma kt6re zdobyl sic niemieo,
Jeszcze calego niesprzatna6 swiata;
Tr1ebs ich le, by oa}e Niemcy
B}{y, k jedna wislka arnata.
| tax urzadzic, by to armate,
Olbrzym'a kula, reka olbrzyna
NabI6, wystczt lic-i W jednej chwili
Swiata (pr5cz Niemiec), ludzi jaz ME
TAX marry WIlus, krsyczao ia ma
A odzew jego brzmi dookofa...
siuchaja wszysc z case uwaga
| brwi Sc agaja marszcza ozoia.
S'uohaje wszyscy pilna u~aga
Go sic mad Sprel brzegiem ozwaso
] mysls W duchu: "Gdy ma}o jemu,
To nam przeciez tak2e "a ma&o!"
Vital przyszsosci nietsjemnicza!
Wtemy, co W fonie TWEEN sig ukrywa:
Nowych kredytow na nowe zproje
Zszadasz Cd mas nieszczesliws!
Me bedzie twoim zadaniom kohca,
P6ki ME Niemcy, lecz SWAT, jak du-
zy,
Kszta1t gigantycznej wezmie armaty,
Co swym wystrzaaem sama sic zburzy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
TOLEDO OHIO, SOBOTA, ~ MARCIA 1897.

Londyn.-- Proklamscya blokady
Krety zawiera siedm warunk6w. Pier
wszym jest, ze zadnemu okretow
pahstw urzadzajscvch blockade ME
wolno wy}adowywut towarow jak W
portach zajmowanych przez owe mo-
carstwa, a drugim, ze ME woluo zsd-
nemu grekowi uzbrojopemu lub ME
wysiadac W portach kretehskich, bez
poprzedniego obrewidowania. Pozo-
stale piec okreslajs granice blokady
i instrukcye, ably kazdy grecki okret
W granicach blokady sie znajduiecy
uwazano jako nieprzyjacieiski. W
Salonice przygotowania wojenne ME,
us,ajs. Donosza tel Aten, ze armii
tureckiei zabroni& rzsd wchadzit na
terytoryum greckie, chociazby zosta}a
zaatakowane.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
Vol. XII MARCH 81 1897.

Bay City, Mich.-Umaria W tych
dniach PAM S. Fllipiak. nalezeca do
partyi przeciwnik6w Bogackiego i
wskutek tego zwolennicy tegoz roy
matte rosg4aszaja historye. Ponie-
waz ME powo}ano doktora do chorej,
kororer wiec odhedzie posmiertne
ogleaziny, czyli Filipiak ME zosta4a
Otruta.
Chicago Ma kolei Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, W poblizu Eugle-
wood eksplodowa}a lokomotywa po.
ciagu osobowego, bedacego W biegu.
Maszynista palace zostali zabici ma
miejscu. Si{a eksplozyi hy}a tax
wielka, ze parow6z zostaf porozry-
wany W drobne czesci, kt6re p 'roz-
rzucane znaleziono W odleg}osci 200
i wiecej krok6w. Dziwna jest rzecza,
ze W pocisgu Mkt ME odnioss maj
mniejszego obrazenia, pasazerowie
o wypadku dowiedzieli sic, dopieso
gdy pociag stana}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
OSTRZEZENIE.

Ostrzegam Szan. Rodak6w pred
niejakim G orgam Wojoiechem
Ssemporem. kt6ry bella W jedny m
ze NINA domu, okradi mie pienieizy
i ubran a i ucieki mizsta. S5empor
Eczy okuso 20 lat, ma blond WI ysy,
ktore zaczesuje do CORY, lewa reke
ma grubsca b, Mai ia z}"mana wy
zej daoni, lnhi przyten .ezd lie ma
bicyklu. Mowi dosyt p}yuuie po an
gieIshu, uosi prey sohie rozmaite
klucze. Ktoby Rodak6w wiedziaa
O miejscu Jega pobytu, prosze mi
donies6 pod adresem: Piotr S ,rna,
ia Whitenton ST., Taunton Mass.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27

Zamieszczajac list powyzszy, ME
dajemy do zrozumienia, ze godzi-
my sic ma wyrazone W MIN zapa-
trywania. Owszem, chcemy wyka-
zat, ze autor owego listu jest W
b1edzie, nedze lenistwu przypisujac
i, ze oskarzenia jego So "a surowe.
Pan B. uwaza tylko takiego "a bic
daka, kt6ry jest kaleka, a inni, je-
zeli zyja W nedzy, to tylko swema
lenistwu moga to zawdzieczyc.
Znak to, ze pan B. ME zna ludzi
ami swiata, DO gdyby tax by}o, to
90 zastanowieniu diuzszem przeko
nafby sig, ze biede ME lenistwo wy
twarza, ale istniejscy porzadek spo-
}eczny, kt6ry czfowieka, ME posia-
dajacego fundusz6w, naraza ma wy
zysk przez jednych, a ma przesla-
dowanie przez innych. A zreszta,
dzisiejszy stan jest wyjatkowo
zfym. Zast6j W fabrykach pvzba-
viii tysiace ludzi piracy, kt6rych
przecie ME mona byfo, jakby
chciaf pan B., gromadami ma far
my wypedzac! Geese mich miafa
pieniadze zaoszczedzone, a inni ME
mieli bodaj tyle, by z miasta wy
jechac. Me dobra zreszta jest re
cza wi6czyc sic z miejsca ma miej
see szukat mieisca do osiedlenia
sic, prowadzac zycie koczownicze!
W Stanach Zjednoczonych kazdy
zapracowat moze na swe utrzyma-
ME. Dobrze! Zgadzamy sic ma to,
ze moze, ale dodamy, pod warun-
klein, ze kazdy bedzie miaf sposob.
nose po temu... .
Bo jezeli mu sposobnosci zbrak-
ME, iezeli mp. fabrykant, a nawet
i farmer ME maja dla niego robo-
ty, to pracowat ME bedzie m6g}
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
OSAD POLSKICH.

Msriden, Conn. - "Wedro wiec''
zaprzestal wychodzit.
Hazleton, Pa. -Zsorzat tn kos
ci6& grecko-katolioki.
Brooklyu.-Ks Tyda, asystent ks.
Pachalskiego, opuscf Brooklyn.
Wilkes - Barre, Pa. Ksieza pol
soy MAJ tn rozpoczad wydawnictwo
novel gazety.
Green Bay. "A. Straka Auto.
nj SAramek zasozyl' fabryke guzik6w
perio 1ej mscicy.
Grand Rapids. - Aresztowano
Olufrego Da"golskiego, osksraone-
20 podpslenle dw6rh stajui.
Cincinnati, O. - Towarzyst wo sw.
S auis}awa odbyso W zes,sa niedziele
mityng, celem wybc ru nowych u
rzednik6w.
Scrant m, PA.--Nowy kosci6i pol
ski ukofczrny zostanis W tych
dniach. Para6anie ME choa go zapi-
sac ma lm'e blskupa.
New York. - J6zefa Siro, licz3.
cego lat a. odss}a&y waadze imigra-
cyjne powrotem do kraju, jako
niesdolnego do piracy.
w Mt. Carmel, Pa. ,-zostali aresz-
towani A. Sauna A. Kiln Nauta-
lie, "a pobicie zadanie niebezpiecz-
nych ran Janowi Kardzie.
Cnicsgo Kazimierz Zegleh,
bracisaek zakonny, otrzyma{ paten.
ia ma diva pancerze nis pr1epuszcza-
jace kul rewolwerowych i karabino-
wych.
Buff 4lo.-Niejaka Saleska, matka
czworga dzieci, zamieszkaia prey ul.
Jones, uciekaa cd meza re stolowni
klein, Siupsonem, zabrawsay domu
wszystkie meole.
Shewans, W,s.-Paulina Petra.
szewiozowa Hofa P4rku zostasa a.
E, S .towaua pod oskarz ,nicm o.rucia
mezs, P.otra Pasterskiego, d. ID H.
stopada zes lego roku. DIVA tygod
ME temu ParlinaA wyszla "a Pietra.
szewioZa.
New ork.-Z mari tutaj Jan. G.
M eskowski, Dr.. tsot. Zmarly skoh.
czy{ swe studya ma uniwersyteoie
Jagiellohskim W Krakowie a przed
10 laty przyby& do Ameryki, gdze
ciezke praoa doszeda do w&asnosci
apteki.
Chicago.-Na zadanie Leona Tro-
sza Jana Gustowskiego, oskarzo-
nych O zamordowanie Gusta va Ko-
morowskiego ukrycie jego zw'ok
W polu, zostai process, majacy sic
tutaj rozpocza6, od}ozouy do pray
sa1ego mlesiaca.
Shawano, Wis.-Franoiszek Te-
ska, LEGACY 10 lat, umarl wskutek
pcstr.asu. Bedac ma polowaniu pod
piera} sic fazya; nagle potkna} sic 0
korzeh, fuzya pus,iia j oa}y nab6j
mu wszsd{ W brzuch. Ciezko ranay
szedl jeszcze mile do domu.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Polacy zamie-
rzaia s2rawit diva portrety bohste-
row naszyoh, Kosciuszki Pu}askie-
go postarac sic umieszczenie
tvchze W tax wv. "Independence
Hail." W kt6rej podpissna zostala
konstytucya Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
w Milwaukee, Wis.,-bracia Fran
ciszek Jakob Frankowscy "a pobi-
Gle J. Longway'a, formana fabryki
bicyklow "Cycle Manufacturing
Co.," W kt6rej Frankowscy pracowa-
-zostali skazani: 1szy ma miesie-
cy, drugi ma trzy miesiace do domu
poprawy.
Nowy York - Wac}aw Perkow-
ski og4asza W "Wolnem S}owie Pol
skiem'' W Paryzu, re pragnie prze.
tsomaczy6 ma jezyk angielski maj jle-
psza 'Historya Polski" prosi tax
egzemplarz tejze jakotez pozwole-
ME autora ma dokonanie t{umacze-
mia.
Observation-Disclosures Pdblicz-
nose, ze sprowadzi}sm wielki zapas
obuwia, kt6re bede sprzedawas ia
niei, niz inni. Prosze, przyjdzcie
wszysoy, przekonacie sic, ze ob6-
vie odemnie kupione jest TAME do
bra. Wasz Kodak J. Supkowski, 1O47
Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y. 1915
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
PRZYCZYNY NEDZY.
SPOSTRZEZcNIA 1 UWAGl
w odpowiedzi ma kwestye stawiona
przez jednegO czy telnik6w ist'
niejacej W kraju nedzy.

Perham, Minn.-Poniewaz ME
ma prawie numeru, abym ME czy-
tai biednych, zalegajacych mia
sta, pozwalam sobie przeto wyrazic
W tym wzgledzie mole zapatrywa-
ME sadie; ze mi Szan. Redakcya
ME odm6wi swej goscinnosci. We
dug mego zdania-biednym jest
tylko ten, kto albo wzrok utraci},
albo tez jest kaleka, ME zdolnym
wcale do piracy.
Biednych niema nigdzie, ci co
krzycza i wyciagaja rece oPomoc,
to tylko ofary lenistwa. luz to
many miedzy naszymi rodakami
os6b mfodych, kt6re przyjechaw
sly do Ameryki-wyrzek}y sic "a
raz swej narodowosci, wsr6d airy
STOW niemc6w szukajac towarzy-
stwa i tax powoli kierujac sic ma
w}6czege, leniucha, potem ko-
niecznosci krasc posz}y. Ola takich
to ludzi ME powinno bye wstepu
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Tutaj W stanach Zjednoczonych
moze kazdy zapracowac ma swe
utrzymanie, byle tylko chciaf. Le-
zace odtogiem grunta zapraszaJa
wszystkich do piracy. Wiadomo
tez, ze tutaj Rad daje po 50 i 100
akr6w homesteady,-ale dzisiaj,
jak to widzimy wszystko cisnie sic
tylko do miasta, powiekszajac ne
DE.
Tutaj W Minnesota naprzyk}ad
many tysiace tysiecy akr6w grun-
tn, oczekujacego uprawy!
Lat temu piec osiedli}o sic tn 30
familij, kt6re ME majac z poczatku
zadnego majatka, powoli dorabiafy
sic, dzisiaj maja tyle, ze ME So
ciezarem Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
stawie teraz pytanie, kto winien
strajkom. o jakich ciagle W gaze
tach czytamy! Odpowiedz ME tru-
dna. Oto tylko kongres waszyng-
tonski, kt6ry pozwala ma osiedlanie
sic 20 miastach, a ME bierze sic
energiczniej do rozsiedlania przy-
byfych.
A opr6cz togo iluz to many ta-
kich niby biedak6w, kt6rzy posia-
daja setki pozaszywane, uchodza "a
biednych, So zdrowi i zdolni do
piracy. Ci to chleb wydzieraja sle-
pym chromym.
Biedny robotnik MECH przyjdzie
do Minnesoty, a zarobi przy szcze'
rel pracy-tyle chleba, ze 60 sam
ME przeje. Mech ME gromadza
sic wszyscy W miescie, a wtedy i
biedy ME bedzie. Jan Brzezihski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-03-27
NOWELk J HROME'GO.

Najnowsza nowelka J rome *.
j erome'go ukaze sic " xwietniowym
D >szycie "The LADIES' Home Journal" "
P,wiastka ia napis ,na przepieknym
stylem aal cza sic do jednych mai
lepszych pi6ra tego autora, Il zatytu-
4,wana he lzie "a Portrait of u La
dy,' bedzie ozdobiona kilkoma ilu-
stracyami.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-14
OVER A THOUSAND JAILED
WHOLESALE ARRfSrS OF CHINESE
ny JAPANESE OFFICIALS.
For Alleged Infractions of Landing
Regulations on the Island
Of Formosa.

Japan is having trouble in For.
moss with Chinese immigrants
who are said to have landed on
the island contrary to the treaty
regulations and without the certi-
fcates required from Chinese
officials. As this new difficulty
of Japan over Chinese immigrants
seems to have many points in
common with that of Hawaii's
trouble over Japanese immigrants,
the dispatch concerning 1t is
published in full as a matter of
interest:
Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 30. --
News comes by steamer from
Hongkoug that over 1000 Chinese
were arrested in Formosa by the
japanese authorities late in July
and thrown into Jail. The cause
of their arrest IL given by Japan
ese officers as the infraction by
the Chinese Of the landing regu-
latious published in the twenty
ninth year of Meiji. According
to these regulations Chinese are
not allowed to land except at the
four ports of Kelung, Tansui,
Amping and Tkao, and they must
be provided with certificates is.
sued by Chinese officials at ports
from which the" came. The Jap.
apese claim that the Chinese came
from Annoy and Canton i'll junks
and landed on the island at vari-
GUS convenient points, thus violat-
ing the regulations.
Ii is stated in China that, as
matter of fact, these arrests are
the outcome of the recent riots at
Taipeh, capital of Formosa.
Two months ago Cinnamon about
Taipeh refused to register as
japanese subjects on certain days
and to permit their queues to be
cut off, as The. new japanese regu'
lations provided.
They attacked the Japanese
quarter of Taipeh. A battle ensued
and over 100 were killed. 1t was
claimed at the time that the Chi.
nese of Formosa were abetted by
rich Chinese of Annoy and Can
ton.
The recent landing of 1000 men
from those ports corroborated the
suspicious which were then enter
tanned. The japanese have thus
put the Chinese in Jail to prevent
their joining the native Chinese
rebels, who are still trying to
drive their japanese masters out
of the island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-14
lIAW All.
(By ANNE VI. PREsCoTT.)

by ANNE VI. PREsCorT.)
God bless Hawaii.
o fawless Pearl, turned out
By Natures cunning, lavish hand!
So rich and fresh, so pure,
As passeth man to understand,
In ocean vast, this unique cline
An fabric wondrous, for all time
God bless Hawaii!
God bless Hawaii.
The rainbow-land of promise
sure and true
A Queen Mab's warp and woof all
through and through
OF sea and sky and air, a dover
royal;
None can but love and praise,
Then bend the knee in alteration
loyal.
God bless Hawaii.
God bless Hawaii.
Now let us all unite and sing,
snake Jesus King, make Jesus
Kingw
And ev'ry child its glowing tribute
bring,
To, on the altar of Hawaii, fling;
Till, high as Tantalus the note
shall ring
snake Jesus King, make Jesus
King!"
Then will God bless Hawaii.
Makapala-by- sea, August
81, 1897.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-14

Before giving your order for q
portrait, see what King Bros.
have to show in crayon enlarge
ments and Judge for yourself
whether they can give you the
best value for your money or
not.
When you have a portrait en-
larged see that you get your
moneys worth. King Bros. have
reduced prices to $500, $3.50,
$3.50 and $1,000 for work that
they guarantee to be frstclass,
They invite comparison. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-14
J. 7. WATERHOUSE
Queen Street.
Remnants
Galore.

No scarcity of material, no.
thing lacking in colors and de-
signs complete. The opportu-
nifty for bargains is here.
We have a new line of
Honeycomb and Toilet
Quilts, q little better than the
ordinary and at less cost.
Linen, Turkish, Cotton
Towels at way down prices.
Our Silk counters are re-
plete with the finest grades of
silk ever shown in Honolulu.
These include light or heavy
weights and in all colors, the
combination of which would
rival a rainbow in beauty.
Black and Figured Silks.
It is possible to have shirts
made to order in Honolulu for
less than ready-to.wear prices
and you can have a choice of
designs. We sell
Ceylon Shirting Flannels
in a hundred different designs.
Native-made Hats various
shapes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-14
Special Summer
Notes for Our
Out-0f-t0Wn
Patrons.
COUNTRY ORDERS.

These receive our most care
full attention at all times, but
now the warm weather is up
on US, our facilities for the
prompt shipment of fresh gro
ceries-our careful packing
will explain why we increase
year by year this class of
trade. Please note (by COM
parison of quality with any
price list in your vicinity our
extremely moderate prices. We
maintain uniform high-grade
goods.
CAMPING ESTIMATES.
We shall be pleased to make
up estimates for any number
of our patrons who may pur-
pose taking a cottage by the
sea, Or camping. If you will
state how many in the party
and number of days or weeks
for your outing, we will quote
on anything-from the bath
soap in the morning to the
after dinner cigar. Wherever
you may be rusticating we
can serve you with the same
attention as if you were at
home in the city. We serve
you the year round-it's our
business.
The news & observer., 1897-04-30
PROFESSORS
TO BE ELECTED
Medical College of Virginia,
Richmond. April %. 1897.


The Board of Visitors of this College
will assemble in the College building at
an adjourned meeting to be held on
Thursday, May %, 1897, at 8 p M, for
the purpose of electing the following
Professors:
One to the Chair of General Pathology
and Bacteriology, made vacant by the
transfer of Professor j. Page Massie,
NJ. d., to another department of Teach
ing.
One to the Chair of Diseases Of the
Eye, Ear and Throat, made vacant by
the death of Professor Charles NJ.
Shields, NJ. ID.
One to the in part, newly created Chair
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics and
Organic Chemistry.
Candidates for these positions will for
ward their applications and testimonials
to Christopher Tompk1ns NJ. d., Dean
of Faculty.
J. B. M'CAW, NJ. d.,
Pres. Board Of Visitors.
Daniel d. Talley, Secretary.