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Up 70 g o'clock last night the yellow
fever situation for The preceding twenty.
four hours was less encouraging than il
had appeared on the day before. New
Orleans reported 20 new cases and 4
deaths. a marked incrcasein the mortality.
and, therefore, discoursging. Two patients
were not likely 10 live uniil morning. The
death rate was stated at 2 710 per cent.
an advance OF nearly 5 per cent over the
rate which has prevailed since the begin
ming OF the epidemic. While, ds remarked,
the conditions in New Orleans were less
sa;isfao tory, those in the other infected
places showed decided Improvement. No
deaths were reported from Biloxi, Ocean
Springs, or Edwards, and trade relations
between the up-country districts nearly
have been resumed.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

prosecutions. The poor girl has been keI't
ihcogaunicado Tor weeks in the filthy sail
for prostitutes. Now she is 20 have the
farce OF a tri al and has been ordered 70 Sc
lect her counsel. Her father and her be-
trotbed who are 70 he tried with ii'r
have nanied Spanish army officer. rus
Miss Cisneros desires the services OF q
civil as.rocate- II is doubtful If any
lawyer of standing i'm Havana would dare
10 take her case, since weyier Is infu'iate'l
aud ieterHi.ned to work her ruin, and would
wreck the counsel whe should dare to make
suy vigorous defense for her. HIS malice
may ise measured by the fact that ne ias
defied the direct order Of the Queen Regent
10 transfer the prisoner CO convent.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
JUST FOR FUN.

Little Dob-Aw, could walk the rope Just
as sell az the man in the circus ifit wasn't
for one thing. Little Willie Is that?
Iattle Bob--Td fail off AHarper's Bazaar.
"spicer must be feartuliy superstitious-
he never comes near bis office on Friday"
'.superstitious nothing, That's the day he
tells the collectors to call"-ChicaSo Jour
nal
Governess--why don't you eat your Cum
somme, Bertie? Bertie-'Cause / asked
Harry what became OF the cook papa dis
charged, and he said sne was ia the soup. =
Puck.
what do you consider the most abso-
luteiy certain way to distinguish toadstools
from mushroo,ns?''
Cook them. get some other man 70 eat
them. and tDen watch hissymptoms. CHI
cago Tribune.
"Call that a kind man." said an actor,
speaking OF an absent acquaintance. "a
man who is away from his family andneyer
sends them farthing? Call that kin dncss?
"yes. huremitting Kindness" said the 9TH
er.- Household Words
Mother-Mr. Sampson has been coming
here now for three years. should think, 9
would be getting tired of making love to
you.
Daughter think he is. Last night he
asked me to marry him.-Boston Traveller.
what color would you call the new
boarder's hair? asked the fat boarder,
after tho woman had left the dining
room. lis Ii Titan red?'
~ hardly know said Asbury Pep
pers, whether 60 call it Titan or irni-
Titan Cincinnati Enquirer.
A curate introduced his somewhat in
significant-looking wife to the great
lady OF the parish in the words of AU-
tolycus: A poor thing madam, but mine
own.
The wife, who did not want for spirit,
retorted-indicating her disagreeable hus-
band: poorer thing, madam, but mine
owner.-Household Words.
: Miliicent- How long did your trip 70
Rome occupy?
Madeline Oh, u week altogether-there
and back.
Milicent-And you saw everything:
Madeline Yes, you see, there Were
three Of us. Mother went to the picture
galleries, 1 examined the monuments. and
father studied local color in the cafes
It'd Bits
The evening times., 1897-09-30

The final word OF tile Cuban people and
leaae-s sent TO The Times and published in
rmT ettit.uns OF yesterday, did not come a
day too soon. Indeed the message fitted
exactly with the event Of this morning 6
news: tie resignation or the Spanish cabi-
net, Azcarraga and his colleagues have laid
their port fol.os at the Queen Regents feet.
She has asked them TO continue in office
until = lew ministry can be organized.
bat that probably is = matter OF not more
than Cay or two. Beyond doubt Senof
tagast5 viii come into power with lis IA
rogf,e scheme of autonomy for Cuba, aud
hat Il Is bclievcdin Madrid, WIN propitiate
she American nation. II win Do nothing Of
nle kind. II wm satisfy THE AdmihiStra
hon because that part OF the country never
h.s aea-cd the political IndePead~noe or
cul.A. Rut the American people do; and
she Cut sac VIII accept nothing clse. Then
what
The evening times., 1897-09-30

Montana Congrcssman Says 1t Got
M Black Eve Last Year


M Black Eye Last Year.
Congressman Hartman. OF Montana, one
OF the prominent silver Republicans, is In
the city. lie expresses great satisfaction
over the Slatform of the Massachusetts
Democracy ,and says that under theieadeS-
ship of George Fred. Williams the contest
in The Bay State will certainly be fought
on principle, even shs.,lld there he no pros
peCt OF tlecting the ticket nominated on
Tncsday.
MIR. Hartman contends that the silver
advocates Ge all parties must necessarily
band together In future campaigns as they
did last year, and he Tidicules the idea that
the cause OF the wilite metal has gotten "a
Lack eye. He charges that the decline
in silver is br,t temporary and was broi.ght
afont 10y manipulation Of the money mar
kets by theIowerfui combinations ofpfokers
and other financial corporations of Europe
and America.
MIR. Hartman, like Senator Hansbrougil
OF North Dakota, who was quoted on the
subject few days ago, thinks the none
tary commission will have IT'S labors 70.
nothing. Cvngress. In his opinion, has too
man. able men of the several political
parties to surrender their power of Iegis-
lation to seif-constituted commission.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Circulation Sfatemcnt.


Last aicl,t Washington was visited by
the greatest conflagration in it's history
The magnificent power house OF the Cap
ftai Tra,tion Company went up in flame
aud sn.sSc, In the presence Of one OF the
Hghtest crowds or citizens ever assembled
ON the Accrue. The loss viii amount to
something like S2,oo0.00o. The disaster
bad as Il was, might have been Thousand
tsraes worse. Not a life was lost, and the
renarxa bc efficiency OF our fire depart
nent g. czenpIified m the fact that the
surroGn,sing property was preserved al
rsost irtatt. This feat, SO handsomely ac-
complishod by the department, would
have been Impossible even 20 them. if ;ccre
had been amy wind stirring; but the atTnOs-
phcre was dead calm, and the flames
Mot upward in a sslid pillar or fire.
Such p sublime spectacle has not before been
seen lsere and let us hope never again will
be. This raorning the strange sight Of cars
Ora gn by horses and mules appeared upon
the Traction CoIapany's lines; to the sur
paise OF the animals and the merrimeut II
the average small boy.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
The Law School

The Hon. Walter s. Cox, IL. D..
Dean.
This school OF fers TO men courses OF study
leading TO the following degrees: Bach
elor OF Law. Master Of Law, Master OF
Patent Law.
The entire course of study In the under
graduate department embraces two years.
beginning with the session 180e'99, the
undergraduate course will he raised to
three years this change viii not affect
Students entering this year.
The exercises OF the school begin daily
at D. m, which enables the University to
profit by the services of easinent jurists en-
gagged In the public service at Washington,
and gives 10 students the entire day Tor
study, besides permitting young men en-.
gagged In office duties to enjoy the facilities
OF The school.
The Dean will be present in the reception
room at the University building from A:3O
to p. m. daily, after Septen6er l6. q
The evening times., 1897-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Eaculty Of Law

Faculty of Law.
HON. RICHARD II. ALVEY,
lChief Justice of the Court of Appeals, D.C.l
PRESIDENT and IeGtsrsr On Constitutional
JAMES -sCHOULER. LII. D.,
Boston, Mass
Lecturer on Raslments. Domestic Relations,
Wills and AdminIst strations.
EUGENE CARUSI, L. D.,
instructor OF the Senior and Junior Classes,
erty, Contracts, Negotiable Instru-
JACKSON II. R1IsT6N, Ii. M,
Tor Classes, and Professor OF Common
Law and Equity Pleading, Mer-
camille Law and the Law OF
HENRY E. DAVIS. WIS., A. MIL. NJ,
tUnitedstates District Attorney.I
Professor OF Evidence, Corporations, and
Tpon 'Ghs the History 81" II Law.
HON. CHARLES C. COLE,
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia)
Lectureron Statutory Law.
WALTER F. ROGERS, LIZ NJ,
Leetureron Patent Law abdPractfce.
~ CHARLES C0wLEs TUCK ER. LII M,
(Official Reporter, Court of Appeals Of
Districo,
Professor Of Practice. Judge Of Moot
Court; % and Lecturer on CT Criminal Law
tNember OF the Law Firm of Hornblower,
Byrnes. Taylor 6 Miller. OF New York;,
Lecturer on Law Of Corporations.
L. CA BELL WILLIAM FREDERICK L.
SlDDONS and EDWARD H. THOMAS,
Judges OF Court OF Appeals.
The next session Of tue scnoOI w:L open
on MONDA Y, OCTOBER 4, 1897, AT $50
P.M. at the School Building, SIS Thir teenth
street northwest, when the particulars OF
the course OF instruction for the ensuing
year VIII be explained and all necessary
announcements made. All persons desiring
to study law and others interested in the
welfare of the SCHOOL are requested TO be
present The Secretary Of tie Law School
may lie seen at any time during the day
at the Office of Tire District Title Insurance
Company, SO Thirteenth h 81 rect. and pr0r
to The opening o the school between and
O'Clock In the evening at the Law school
Building. He viii fuinish all nseGed In
formation as 10 terms, &C. It is earnestly
requested thai those desiring 10 enter the
school shall enroll themselves az the
earliest convenient date. The Law School
catalogues may lie obtained fIom { he Secre-
tary and aisO from Lo wdermiik 4 Co. 1924
Z street; John Byrne Co. 322 r street,
W. n. Morrison & Co., 1926 r street.
EUGENE ID CARUSI, LII. NJ. Secretary,
$40 Thirteenth street northwest
se22- 2lt-em
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Solitude.

Jim Croker lived far in the woods,
A solitary place,
Where the bushes grew like whiskers
On his unraz zored face,
And the black bear " as his brother,
And the catamount his churn.
And Jim, be lived and waited
For the millions yet to come.
Jim Croker made a clearing
And he sowcd it down with wheat;
He filled his lawn with cabbage,
And he planted it with beet;
1t blossomed with the potato,
With peach and pear and plum,
And Jim, he lived and waited
For the millions yet to come.
Then Jim he took his ancient AK
And cleared a forest street,
While he lived on bear and succctash
And young opossurn meat.
nd his m ythmic ax-stroke sounded,
And the woods no more were dumb.
While he cleared a crooked highway
For the millions yet to cume.
They came as afruless strangers,
They came from far and near,
And a little loghUuse settlement
Grew around the pioneer:
And the sound of saw and broadax
Made a glad Industrial hum.
Says Jim: The coming millions,
They Just begun TO come"
Then a little crooked railway
Wound around mountain, hill, and lake
Crawling toward the forest village
Like an undulafing snake.
Tiii one morn the locomotive
Puffed into the Wilderness.
Says Jim: THE coming millions,
They're coming by express
And the city grew and prospcred
With each succeeding year.
II had a city council,
And old linn was chosen ina yor.
But jim deciined the honor
And moved his household gsods
Far away into the forest,
To the odd prirneval woods.
Far, far into the forest
Moved the Erizzied pioneer.
And he reared his hut and nurmured.
IN build a city here
And he hears tie voodfox barking.
AnG he hears tie partridge drum,
And the old man Ats and listens
"FoF the millions yet TO come"
Kansas City Times-
The evening times., 1897-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
1854. 1897.
Spencerian Business College.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLs.

In Academy Of NuAo Building,
Ninth street. corner ID, NV. Entrance 400
Ninth q.
Thirty third scholastic year. Day and
evening sessions. The Leading bus ne s. men
Of Washington were trained In this college,
and send their sons and daughters and
candidates for employment here for train
ing.
Rapid writing. English, rapid cnlcuIa-
uons. bookkeeping, laws, and ethics OF
business, science Of wealth, science of cit
izenship, vocal and physical culture, the
art vf expression tDeisarts methOd). short
hand and type writing.
Terms reasonable, but no competition
with cheap schools.
office open every business day and night
throughout the year.
Cell or send for new announcement
07'96, Containing address Of Hon. Ly-
man J Gage, e college commencement.
and names. occupa tions and addresses 81
668 graduates OF 8. b. @.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER,
se22-6 Principal and Prom
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The School Of Graduate Studies.

Charles f. Mnnroe. Phi D.. Dean.
Men and women holding suitable degrees
from Institutions of reputc can pursue
In tiIis school courses of study leading to
the degrees VI Master of Arts. Master OF
Science, Civil Engineer, Electrical En-
gineer, Mechanical Engineer, and Doctor
OF Philosophy, two years study being re-
quircd TO accomplish the work for the de-
gree Of Doctor of Philosophy. and one
years study being REQUIRED for each OF
the other degrees.
Appiica tion blanks may be obtained from
the Dean of the Scnool. and when filed,
they must be submitted. through the Dean.
to the Board OF Directors of University
Studies for Inspection and action.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
The College,

Andrew p. sfoutsgue. Pm. D., IL.
D., Dean,
Offers 10 men and women complete courass
~ llteratur. aud Science lsatilng to the
degrees Of A. B. and b. b.. SCHOOLS OF EuR-
nsh. Drrek. Lattfi. koiusnCc Lang ua ges.
sernsanic Languages, Mathematics, Chem
lstry, Pm ystcs. Philosophy. Political Science.
Pine Arts. History. Hebrew. and Bible LIT
ersture.
Entrance examinations VIII be beld 40
tbe Inlversit September "a and IS.
The Dean Of the College viii be Ia hisof-
nee In The University Building daily, from
10 a m to q. IA. Tor the purpose OF
giving information.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown University.
FoUNDED 1852
SCHOOL OF LAW.
EDUCATIONAL.

FACULTY:
Rev. j. HAvENs RICHARDS. ST.,
Ho, PIsslSens TsaES Of the spD D1Iyersit{. wW
fJustice Supreme Court of the United
aon MsRTad On ASnra'sy SRTspI1depoe
associate Justice. Court OF Appeals Of
the District OF Columbiaj,
Lecturer on Constitutional and Intenar
Hon. SETH RPsqHsPosRi PsaEPxRD, IL. D..
associate Justice, Court Of appeals Of
Lecturer on the Law OF Corporations and
Equity JurisprudeDce.
Hon. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON. LII. D.,
Hon. i1o Louis s'qts' Z. 'McconAs. IsS aeSse
associate Justice, Supreme Court of the
District Of Coiumbial.
Lecturer on Law Of Contracts and the
Law Of Evidence.
JOSEPH ). DARLlN0I0N, LII. d.,
GEORGE E. hxMfsToN. heespTs5i IL. D.,
Lecturer on Practice. Testarnentary Law
and Equity Pleading and Practice.
nal Law and Domestic Relations.
Rev RENE holland, s. J.,
TAI, Lecturer on Natural Law,
CHARLES A. DoUGLAss, Esq,
Lecturer on the Law OF Torts and Negotia-
MICHAEL j. coIsEsRR. IL EhsRelAi 4. NJ. IL NJ.
Lecturer on the Law of PERSONAL
D. W; BAKER. A. n. Ii. A.,
tAsslstant United States Attorney for the
District OF Columbial,
Judge OF the Circnit Court and Lecturer on
the Law OF Real Estate s5d Ele-
mentary Practice.
A. LAMBERT and JOB BARNARD.
ExarnineIs: MesMs; :; ALTHEi.S JOHN
Clerk 1s 81 coa1ssi ans htfkk hakaY X RSboEs.
IL N
SAMUEL II. YEATMAN, A. NJ,
eRANyfIsE Syf9rftsry M ana aifNT Tssssqrfr' Tf. NJ
Assistant
The twenty-eighth annual session Of the
schoolo OF Law opens on Wedncs sday, October
sos e. ssS ssp p ann 5s n ne Law ssseS
west. as which time the In ntroductory lee
ture will be delivered and announcements
made for the ensuing term Present and
Interested are cordially invited 70 be pres
ent. The secretary can be seen at his
office In the Law building, daily from 9 TO
ment of fees, etc. Those proposing 10
connect themselves with the school for
the ensuing term are requested 10 enroll
their names befor the opening night
ment In June last, the undergraduates course
Will - extended to three years, beginning
with the session OF 1sSb-9s. STUDENTS
entering this year can graduate In two
Circulars giving course OF study, terms,
etc, can be obtained at tns book store Of
Vest o Co. AZ s1ess
west, an at w. g. Thompson's drug store.
903 5th street northwest, or on applicar
sion personally or by 1etssr e s1s nnSer
S'sessto sseso-sw - AAiAAS'
The evening times., 1897-09-30
PoIITIcIAN CoMEs 10 GRIEF
Arrested for Alleged Illegal rs.
of the Mails

Savannah. Ga, Sept. 30.-Tbe Cnited
Stsies postal aIthsuties Yesterday ar
t,ssed Rev. r. X. sims, Liberty. Ca.
cllo-ct, preacher and I,eaniCian. On a charge
of usstsg the ulalis 90 further scheT0c O.
dsfraud. lie and two other negro Ts,li-
tsCaanS. a. D. alleged. have been writing
lsttc-s 90 fauTth-osss psIstnasters In the
Ffrsz Congressional dist rict, demanding
money for their Endorsement Tor resppoint-
nleat Their ss-heIBc has been a profitable
ole. Many of the postnaSters gave up
from SI0 10 $50 for the influence of the
committee"
Tie postmaster at waithourville objected.
aud " hen theietters from the ''ooInmittee"
became abusive and threatening he ap-
peeTed before a United States ctsmruis-
sioner and had Sins. who was secretary
for the aggrega ton, arrested.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

A story comes from the Pacific coast that
makes one feel himself back In the days OF
Capt. Kidd and the bold buccaneers OF the
Spanish main. According 20 reports from
Alaska, the steamer Portland, shortly due
TO arrive from ST. Michaels, win bring three
tons OF Klond;ke nuggets. A revenue cut.
ter has gone up 20 convoy her. The trans
pcrtatiur company fs not afraid of Chinese
pirates nor anythisg OF that kind, but CT
the passengers. Numbers OF desperate and
vicious Iaen have been hsngiag around st.
khchaels FOR weeks, waiting to take passa ge
on the treasure ship. Nearly all OF them
are disheauened aud almost broke" with
barely passage nnoney left. These. the com
pany feared, might organize a gang on
board and seize the ship, hold up tie
wealthy miners, divide the nuggets, and
thea do whatever else they might consider
useful to rbeir chances of escape. The pres
enceof an armed Government boat Will tend
10 moderate such transports, and escort the
yellow cargo TO safety.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

Charles r Muoroe. Ph d. Dean.
This school offers to men and women ths
following four year Courses of study each
OF which leads 20 the degree OF b 81:
General Science, Civil Engineering, Electrt
cal Engineering. Mechanical Engineering.
Chemistry. Analytical Chemistry. Mathe-
maticei- pr ysical Mathenaa tics, Meteorol-
sgy ,S.sSEraph 4soIosy an and knen,ey kh,ne5alS,ey
Language and Literature. There are
twent five departments IN the school. in
which 66 different topics for study are
offered. and special q tudents are permitted
20 register for any OF these topics that
they are qualified To pursue Tne instruc-
tion 10 given between and 1 o y. m. The
Dean will be In his office at the Uni
versfty from 4 to 5.S0 y. M. daily. to
meet Studenta
The evening times., 1897-09-30
MR.. ALBAUGH MAKES ANSWER
He Denies All of Mr.. Painters Al.
legations.

The answer OF Mr.. John W. Albaugh TO
Mr.. uriah ii. Painters bill for disso-
luton &c partnership between them in the
management, OF the Lafayette Square The
ater, and for a sale Of Mr.. Aibaugh's in
tercst in the business to Mr.. Painter, was
made hefcre Judge Cole in the equity court
today s~sh
The entire bin and exhibits OF Mr.. Painter
ard the long answer and exhibits OF Mr..
AitaugE were read.
Representing Mr.. Painter were Messrs
Blair and Thorn. and representing Mr.. Al
haugs Mr.. W + Porter, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. Fred A McKenny.
The answer OF Mr.. Albaugh denies every
allegation OF Mr.. Painter.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Unmarked Triumph,
(Frqln Puck.I

Mrs. Newrocks Mercyl These laggage-
men are very careiessi Miss Newrocks-
Wb,t have they done, mamma? Mrs.
Newrocks- Why, they've torn and ,lefaced
the labels on our franks 80 that II is very
hard for a stranger to zee we have been to
Europe.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Colurnbiap Univers,tv Omen.

Columbian University last night began
its seventy-sixth year as an institution
OF learning. The building was beautifully
lighted and the professors. alumni, and
students Were as happy as could be. An
address was delivered by the president,
Rev. Or. BenaishL l. Whitman, after Which
tne professors ma de their announcements
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Medical School,

The 76th session begins September 20,
1897 The introductory lecture Will be
delivered by Dr. w. p. Carr, September
20, at 5 p. M. Regular daily lectures
at $50 y. IN. Every facility Is afforded for
laboratory and clinical work.
The office viii be open for further In.
formation from 10 a. m. to p. IN. and 2
20 5 y. M. Fail and scholarship examina-
tions on September %, at I:30 p. m. DIR.
Z. A. DE sCHWE1SITZ. Dean.
Catalogues. giving the courses OF study,
terms. etc, can he obtained on application,
personally or by letter. to
CHARLES w. HOLMES Registrar,
The Columbian University,
Washington. d. O.
eel 2 limo
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Street Extension Cases Continued

Sfrrft EXttbsIUH ChstN COntInued.
Tho taking OF the testimony in the street
extension cases was continued this morn
tns before Judge Cox and the jury OF
appraisers. The testimony was entirely
iI reference 10 extensions through tho
Dennisoh and Leighton subdivisions, in
Mount Pleasant.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

If there is any ''sttck" in our American
women. no w is the time to show someofft.
Believing that American interest in the
csse az Evangeiina cossso Ctsneros has
disd out. rhe hyens weyler has epewedhss
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Mr. o,Flagher.y.. specula.lon.
from TRUTH

Airs. Dunnieanr Phst ye laugh;n' at.
Pat7 sAs3 =
MIR. O'Flagherty-7 wor Just t':nkin'
phas .iivil av a toine thrre'd he NV the
siveateent. av March cainc on the Fourt'
Of July.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

S22 Connections ave. NV. opposite the
Army and Navy Clubl Term begins
Sept ~. Pupils admitted at any time
Two tments-interniediatc aud acad-
emic. Gymnasium and labor oratory. Fac
ulty OF college men. TO PREPARE
YOUNG MEN FOR THE UNIV EkSITs rs
Is OUR SPECIAL WORK. For informatios
apply TO WARREN w. PHELAN, A. NJ,
Head Master. se15-6mon
The evening times., 1897-09-30
School of Medicine.
Georgetown University.

Lectures will be commenced MONDAY,
October 4. Day classes at 2 D. m. Even
ing classes at $50 p. m.
For further particulars address the dean,
g. L. MAGRUDER, n. D.. e16 Vermont
ave.
Office hours until 10 a. m, $50 to
3 p. m. se17-l Stem
The evening times., 1897-09-30

EMERSON INsTITuTE tYsung's Acad-
enyI-Select classical aud national tical
schoGl for young men and boys. 914 14th
ST., opposite Franklin Square. VIII re-
open September ~. Circulars can b OBJ
tanned at the school building or BY ad-
dressing CHAS- B. YOUNG. Principal. !.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
Dunb Watches.

(From the Philadelphia North American
..What are the silent watches OF the
night, anyhow?"'
"Those which You forget to wind up be-
fore retiring, l suppose"
The evening times., 1897-09-30
TANNEn,s COLLEGE.

r and 9th SIS The principai was formerly
0fnciai Court stenoErapher and Public
Accountant Day and night sessions.
Catalogues free. sei2-2 1-2mo
THE wONAN's LAW CLASS reopen
Oct0b0 /, 1897. Three years course
further particulars 8. apply to MRS ELLEN
SPENCER MueSEY. Atty.at-taw. 470
a ave, oF MISS EMMA Il. GILLETT,
Atty-st-Law. so. st-nw. se9-i -iu,o
The evening times., 1897-09-30
FRENCH LANGUAGE COURSES

and % best method to ~ pronounce % French
WE'LL speak, read and understand In 50
lessons Three free lessons before Oct.
IL. NILE. v. PRUDH0MME. 3c7 p
The evening times., 1897-09-30
The Temperature Today.

The temperature during the day was at
s a ni., 53; at 2 O'Clock noon, 76; aud
a. 2 p. IN so; maximum, 81.
The evening times., 1897-09-30
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D. O.
Rev. b. L. WHITMAN. d. D., Presi.
dent.
ruAprrDrn .oor
WASHINGTON. d. o.
CHARTERED 1881.

16O Professors, Assistants. and Instructors.
The session opens in all schools Septem-
ber 20.