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PROPOSALS.

DESIGNS AND PROP 0S Is WILL BIZ
received by me from architects ana build-
ers up to , O'Clock p. m., on THURSD 1,
January the 14th instant, 1or reviewing
stand 10 be erected in front OF the Executive
Mansion. The stand TO be ITO feet IN
length. of a depth % so feet, 10 have dpprO-
pirate stairways and apr caches in accord
ance with a 81 IoUnd plan, of which blue
print copies Will be supplied on dpL hcdton
tome The stand TO have space for not less
than l, 600 chairs.
These desiguS.to bear no names, but IN
lieu thereof each should be designated by
dcypher OCOrTeSpond with that gwen IN the
accompanying bid.
Accompanying the design must come
proposal from a responsible builder for
the work Of construction, the proposal 20
have with it specifications In detail.
The proposal must include, besides the
cost of construction, the cost OF decoration
in accordance with the designs and the use
of the above number of chairs. Inc entire
cost must he within S3, 500 These de-
signs will be submitted TO a committee of
three diSintereSted and capable persons
for examination and report. Upon the
final action thereon by the executive com
nittee, the design found best shall be given
the award, and for the next best design
a consolation prize of 500 viii be given
The right o reject any ana all BIDS and TO
waive defects is reserved.
HENRY A. WILLARD,
Chairman of Committee on Parks and
Reservations, Washington, d. {.
jal2-2t,em
Sk-ALCD pEOpOSdlS VIII OC ny
me. to be opened at l O'Clock on Thursday,
January l 4, 1897, at my office in the kel-
lOgg building. for the privilege or printing
and OF the sale of the official program OF
Inauguration day.
specifications OF the proportions and
character of the publications, duly approv-
ed and thus to be published under the
auspices of this committee, as well as
the conditions upon which the award will
be made, will be furnished upon applica-
ton TO me.
The right to ject any and ali bids and
to waive defects is reserved.
HENRY A. WILLARD,
Chairman of Committee on Parks and
Reservations.
Washington, ID. e., Jan. 4, 1897.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
STREETS.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
In Effect November IS, 1899.
''oV "A. "a week udyS. PIIISBDRJ EX-
fhESS-PaTiOr aud Dining Cars, Harris
D9rg to fittsburg.
1880 A. M. PENNs YLVANIA LIMITED
-fullrnan Sleeping, Dining Smoking and
OOSerNauOn Cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago,
CIhClHHdLi, indianapolis, st. Louis, CleFe.
ttmu .,d anu Toledo. Buffet PaTiCr Car to
1880 A. NJ FAST LINE-PuHman Buffes
EaIloI Gar to Harrisburg Buffet ParlOr
$40 p. II. CHieAGo l;sIV AND 81. LOUIS
tEoAPIuIsss-P r. pullman Buffet PariQr Car
W harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
nai,IIIlshurg TO ST. Louis, Cincinnati.
''tV + NJ WESTERN EXPRESS-Pull-
man man SieepinS Tar 70 Pittsburg, Chicago
car paq q, ,harrrrsDurg 10 Cleveland Dining
10 4. III SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
PSslihssIn, PSusilllhhan sleeping Cars Washington TO
ana Cincinnati Dining Car.
lo;4O +; III. PACIFIC EXPREss-Pull-
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
~ a. M IOG Name, CanaHaalg qua, ROcheS
tsf ana Niagara Falls daily, except sun
1880 A. NJ for Elnira ana Remove daily.
SAcept sunday. For Lock Haven week
days and WiIliansport sundays. 3:40
7:I0 r: NJ. for wHHansport. Rochester.
ouu ans o1ily, eXctp6
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washing gton
g, 10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo,
~ 40 l.. Al for Erie. Canandalgua, ROcheS
Sef, Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily
Sleeping Car Washington 10 Eimira.
Foh PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
THE EAST
100 NJ CONGRESSIONAL I'm
LED daily, all PaFIOr Cars, with Din
tDining Carr, 800, 800. 10 90 CDining
Carr, and ii 90 IDining Car nom VII
m1ingtonl 1n aG A. N ~ AS. g. 10, 4. 20, s. so,
DINING Carl SOD, 800. I1.OO Dining
4a5 81 ron 2 p WiImingtonl A., n, 12.I5, 10,
ab~V, abtiy, 30, 1000 and ii. 35 P. 81 For
days 2niy' E2pfess Ea6S ESpffE2sii f2i5 20 4
E'etek,-,days. 2.O1 and ) 40 r n daily
Week-days, and 81 15 + NJ daily.
FOR Atlantic City iva DelaWafe River
Diuge, dH-raIl rOuteI. 3-I5 D. m daily
or Bailium9re, il 8 20, Z 90. Z so, = 90. g. 90:
dZ,io, : 45, 2.O1. 3-I5. $40 a 90 Inn
tied, A. 20, 4.36. 3 40. 6.I5. 8 80, 10
inO-0o, IO-40, Ills. and II 80 D. m
On Sunday, z 90, 500. 8 90. 800. 10. so;
90 a. m, 1915, l. 10. 2O1. BIS. 3. 40;
t4;OO llmltedl, 20, $40. Clio, g. so.
Il GiO, 1000, 10: 40. and IL 80 p m
FOR ropes Creek Lane. 80 a III and 4 80
=, p m daily, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, 100, S.nO A NJ, 1915
sl anu 70 . r; NJ daily, except sunday
sundays, 300 A. ~ and 4. 20 F. 81
AuantiS Coast Line Express. $50 A II,
3.46 i NJ. daily. Richmond only 10 81
a al week days, Atlanta Special via
Richmond and SeaEOard Air LiEe, 40
7 NJ daily. AccomM odation for Quan-
Uco, 80 a NJ daily, and 4 % r. NJ
week days
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets. and at the station, Sixth ard b
streets where orders can be left for check
ing OF taggage TO destination from hotels
and residences
K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
b III PREFOST. General ManageE-
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C. j. BELL, President,
JAS.F HOOD, Secretary.
JOHN +. HERRELL,
HENRY F. BLOUNT,
A. T. BRITTON.
We, C. j Bell, president; James Hood,
secretary John E. Herrel, Henry F: BlOunt
end A. T. Britton, directors OF the AMERI-
CAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
60 swear that the foregoing report is true
to the best of our knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
sixth day of January. A. d. 1897.
HOWARD s. RESIDE, Notary Public.
A. A Thomas. Nj. w. Beverldge,
n. a willard. w. s. Thompson,
John A. Kassoa, james E. Fitch,
Chas C. nuncaISon NJ. G. Emery.
Geo. E. Emmous, james G.. Payne,
=. X Aac.-ss..-. GTos.sy .. Noscs,
Myron Al. Parker S. s. Burdett.
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wANTED-HOUsES.

WANTED-To buy, house with or 8
ROOMS: modern improvements. owner must
state location and lowest cash price. Ad-
dress b. A. this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Without cash, to RESPONSE
bic builder, beautiful building front north
east: Will take second trust. Address
CARRIER NO. 10, City Postoffice.
ia11 st, ,eIp
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits, 81 only.
II bIUS CUnEN, ttO1 tn 81. Hw. tiez4-Gf
fOR hlkE-1o urufIilllers anu business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 90 and
81 per day. Apply TO the REX STA BLES,
rear go h st. NV; telephone call, 1o9
myl6-1
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wANrnp- pusrAGk srAMrS.

wANTED-FUr cash, all kinds OF old
United states postage and departments
stamps; collections also bought. H. =
DUNkHOkSI, IOO5 Tn ST. NV seS-sf
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MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

MONEY To L0AN-On household furni-
ture. pianos, organs, horses, carriages, &c
All business strictly confidential Lowest
rates, no publicity, courteous treatment
The security viii not be removed from your
possession. We make loans OF any amount
from $40 to 81 900. Payments ON prin-
cipdl received at any time, winch will les
sen cost OF carrying the loan. You can
have the money the day you apply for it.
CAPITAL LOAN GuARAN TEE CO.,
Ja2-1yr 602 T Street n. w.
WANTED-To pay $50 for the use of
S100 for two months; funds required for
Ibatenting an entirely new and yery val
uable invention. Address INVENTOR, this
office. ta1l-3tem
MONEY To LUAN-we give TINS Dranch
of our business special attention per
cent money alwayson hand for security that
tustifies that rate. HERON Il RAMEY,
ohio National Bank Building. ja6-1mo
We want ,UUU DorrOwers VINO desire
from $50 to $40 900 each on stocks. bonds.
trusts, ioap association certificates ware
house receipts and life OF tGntine policies
ia old-lfne companies, no delay; no chattel
mortgages taken. YERKES & BAKER 40
to 40 MetZerott Bldg. / 110 + ST. NV
MONEY TO OLOAN-Large sums at 5and
8 ~ per cent on ID. Z. real estate; $3.50
$500. $3.50. etc, at per cent; all trans.
actions conducted with economical con-
sideratioE for borrowers. WM. IL. SAUN-
DERS CO.. 407 st. NV mrs
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THE ANNUAL meeting of the stock:
holders of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railway Company, for the election
of nine directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the office OF the
company. 13th and sts- ne, washington,
ID. C.. on Wednesday, January Is, 1897,
between the hours of IL noon and
o'clockp,m. ID. NJ. .NEWBOLD, ,Presiden ut
de30-I6t
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WANIED-AGEN Is.

WANTED-Ag gents for our new water
proof asbestos clay cooking ware, wages,
So TO 81 a day, every week. CENTRAL
SUPPLY CO., Cincinnati, q. ja10 At
WANIED-Good agents Tor good-paying
business. 627ND st. NV. aa9-6t
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FOR REST-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-No. 610 Md. ave. sw-, 10
rooms and bath; hot and cold water; large
yard; $25 per month. j. I. WES1, IlS
10th st NV. Jal3-lt,em
FOK kkNT-Cozy 6-rm brick, water in
ward: rent. $3.50 JOHN L. WEAVER,
Sth and F sts. ja12-3t,em
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
OF THE STOCK OF CIGARS, TO
BACCO, UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
WALL AND COUNTER SHOW CAS- Es,
ETC
BY virtue of a writ Of fleri facias issued
out of the clerks office Of the supreme
court of the District OF Columbia and tome
directed, VIII sell at public sale for cash
at the store at the southeast corner OF
Ninth and + streets northwest, Washlng-
ton, d. c., on SATURDA Y, JANUARY 16,
1897, at 10 O'Clock q. m, a large STOCK
consisting OF cigars, cigarettes, tobacco,
pipes, umbrellas, canes, cash register, SHOW
cases counter, etc. seized andleyiedupon as
stock and fixtures of Thomas Cana gan, and
of American Security and Trust Company,
trustee, etc
ALBERT A. WILSON, T. s Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, A AuctIoneerS-
Jas. .9,11,1 ,1316-5t
UNITED SIAIE.S MARSHAL > SALE-
by virtue OF a writ of fieTi faC1as issued
out OF the clerks office of the supreme
Court or The District of Columbia, ana
10 me directed. | viii sell at public sale
for cash. In front OF the Court House door,
Washington. -. c., on MONDAY, February
the right, title. claim and interest Of Nelson
u. Summerneld, in and TO the following
described real estate, to wit. Lots 10
aud l6 and east half OF lot ! 4, in square
sos; and lot Z, in square east of square
66T, and lot II, in square $50; seized
and LEVIED upon as the property OF said
Nelson G. Summerfield and sold TO satisfy
B. CROFT, 10 use of Matte K. Slater.
ALBERT A. WILSON, [. $ Marshal
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS.
Jai-fe l -mo& wed
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REP ORT of the condition of the Men K
ICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CONF AN ~
from January l, 1896, to December .et,rt ou, 81,
OF The act of Congress. approved October
/, 1890, to be made TO the Controiier OIL
Currency: 90 o-o ooo oo
Surn,ns 1m' VI 0'p''o' ~ 200, 100000
Irnniyidad nrofits net -. 46,59S.44
Deposits :. =. 1,276,283.00
Denenture bonds :. :. . 973, ,250.00
Certified and treasurers
checks =. lG-' o,ioH'Ao
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEAiALE.

WANTED-By woman, general house
work and girl as nurse. ItO- L-5 vtn 81
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

WANTED-By Young man, position CT
any kind: can furnish best OF ret. and Sc
Curuy ii necessary. Address h. n this
office. Item
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tfDOD HOME for white boy; also Stu-
dent. uu wait on table. Apply 9ol NJ
81. NV. JalE-oJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANTED-Some one to care for Jersey
cow and divide mix with owner JERSEY
COW. this office. It
WANTED-Big horse fCr his keep: CT TO
bay on so days time; not over SO. O. r..
tIi> office. a12-3t
NTED-S5. .OOO worth OF second hand
furuitureat SINCLAIR ), 6l6 La. ave INV.
Ja1O at
nTUFlNU, gutIeuug ana spuutmg. W.
r. a. SIMMONS. 6lS h st NV. nO3-tf
A To- want IlrsJ-cldSs furnace, laLrobe,
stowe and range work uUnc 90 10 ". h O.
SIMMONS. 6lS r. st. NV uO3-tf
WANT ED-Dres Sna KING; cheap and per
fetl satisfaction guaranteed IN IitUmg and
prices. AT 80 T. st. he. Ae23-tf
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MANIED-By col Sirl, place dS O'aln
berunaiI or nurse. 1918 l. ST. NV.
ia1 3-3t-em
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WANTFD-Place as chambermald or
nurse. IN coIored girl. 1llO 2utn St NV
fal3-St.em
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FOR RENT-Well- heated, comfortably
furnished room, convenient to Capitol, LII.
brary and cars; suitable forgentleman, 216
Sd St Sc ja13s3tem
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wANTED-ROOMS.

RlNIMS.
WANTED-By February !. furnish ed
room with heat. for one gentleman; per
ma uent if suited: moderate rent. Address
stating terms, etc, {. q, this office.
ial3-2t-em
WANTED-By February /, furnished
room, with heat, for one gentleman; per
nanent II suited; moderate rent. Address
stating terms. etc, {. g, this Office. IL
WANTED-By young couple, two unTur.
rOouIS tuf igiH housekeeping. ncIgtbOlIIOod
IIDcon square or Stanton park. Address
stating terms. c. H, this office 1t
WANTED-2 or furnished rooms suit
office. Ia l2-3t
WANTED-By Feb. /, or 5 rooms ON
2d floor. ulifur.. NV. fof light HoGSrAeeD--
ing: by , adults: moderate rent: state
terms private family preferred. Address
D. ,2l3 II NV. Jall-3t-em
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N-ANTED-At City Intelligence VtllCc'
co,ES. general hOusew OTkcTS, Wdlle4s,
drivers. iaunGreS~es, nurses, Chalh1e iIlialu,s'
bows. places furnished uu SulIea: LSttI- ~
lishrd 1855. SHACkELtOhD =,
llth 81. uW.
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For SALE OR RENT.
-,oto-.0>rr~~~eS1-r'
REAL ESTATE iBULLET1N

THOMAS e. wAGGAMAS, s17 f ST. NV.
UNIMpROVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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THE annual meeting of the stockhoiuers
or the American Printing Press company
will be held at my office, 619 Fourteenth
st. nw., on Saturday January 10, 1887 at
1:3o p. M, for election of officers ana tranS-
eriy come before it, s. NJ. BRYAN, PresI-
dent. ja9-st-em
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HEIp rANrtt.-NlALE..

WANTED-A trustworthy white boy, OF
16 or more, totake care of ahorse and drive
a delivery wagon: a good home ana
reasonable compensation; also a WhlIe
girl for general housewOrk. Apply al lOo
Sth St ne. Jal3-oteln
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MANa ED-COuk, three Chaniberiilal,la'
nrr-e. general housewor kers, good hei.ISs
- - Jal l-3U
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HELP NyANTED-MALE An ID
FEMALE.

pin, So, >, ~ guaranteed with
incense: also large monthly pIeIilHi' s.t -
high score Apply 33le st. ~; -
\ ana cam ana sand : pm. Ja
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8FrP wANrED-FE FEMALE.

ANTED-Conspetent nurse for CHI
tlren; 4 and 6. GA 18th St NV, II
ANTED-Butt0n-l4 finisher on vests
Au1,iv at once 505 7th St. NV, room lS.
Ja1 33t --
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The Black Ba SIS,

The black bass shot from his rocky nook
In the beech trees somber shade,
And he struck at the gayly-spangle'l hook,
And the bamboo bent and swayed;
And it's Oh, the Joy and the heart of it,
And the throb of the spirit high,
And the whirling line and the pole =
incline,
And the lnsty fight ere the prize is
mine.
Who il there can picture part of it,
When the black bass takes the fly?
The black bass flashed like a meteor
Straight out where the far depths were,
AnG / eagerly watched and l aited for
The check of the reels wild ''whir-rr'
And it's oh, the lust and the life Of it,
And the strainlng of hand and eye,
And the frantic fight and the test Of
might,
And the pitiless rapture and keen de
light,
When the black bass takes the fly.
The black bass, wearied and worn and done,
Came in at the wind of the reel,
And the fight was won, as 1T must be won
When a good man feathers the steel;
And It's Oh, the satisfied peace of it,
And the gentle, triumphant sigh,
And the pipe'ssweet smoke by the shad-
ing oak
My Patron saint, they love invoke:
Preserve my luck-with increase of it
When the black bass takes the fly.
Chicago Record.
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II true. these reports only would take on
a serious aspect IN case the Russian govern
noat Should he found agreeable TO the
views OF SIC cabinets at .rlin aud VIENNA.
We hardly can believe that the Gar would
depart from the traditions OF friendship
for Atpc9ica which have characterized the
reigns OF MS father and grandfather, and
il as even more difficult 10 see why ne
should net take the opposite course, since
anything and everything tending 10 weaken
or en,ha5. ass this nation, automatically,
would increase the power in the western
hemisphere of his greatest rival. The sit
uat ION is not without its dangers, which,
however, would not have materialized II
the ADMINISTRATION had done its plain duty
lasi March and recognized Cuban belliger-
ency. Then tie Cubans would have driven
the spaIdards from the island be
fore now, and America would not have been
involved Even as matters stand, there
is an easy way out Tor Mr. Mckinley Let
him recognize the Cuban Republic and nc
credit a minister TO its government. Then,
if anybody has anything TO say to Us let
them say il. But nothing would be said
except by the weeping Spanish bondhnlders
and the Sugar Trust
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The Philadelphia Record remarks that
ii takes a pretty bad scare to make New
Orleans people clean house, and Savannah
paper REEVES the oldstor ythat New Orleans
suffered annual attacks of yellow fever for
a century and half until old Ben Butler
occupied the town during the war, and he
was so much afraid of the fever that he
routed out every last lingering microbe
from every rubbush-iole and back street
that he ,,ou,d find. Since that time the
epideniic has appeared only occasionally.
IL undoubtedly does take a bad scare.
or something Worse, &c make human ma
tnre properly hygienic, ana especially is
this true in tropical or scfni-trapical eli
mates. whcre exertion is not pleasure
and rubbish becomes easily maloslorous
What yellow fever is nobody Seems 20 be
very sure, but all Indications point to
TIE theor that it is one OF those diseases
which arise FROM filth -neighborhood filth
1t used to he developed in ports where
slave ships or coolie ships arrived. ami
the uncieaniiness on board these ships
was proyerbsal. The science OF moderns
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About once in decade the people II our
Southern states have extraordinary rea-
son TO pray God FOR early cold weather.
Thar is the case this year; because the
yellow fever is spreading and there is
ground FOR believing that ii VIII continue
TO spread until frost comes 60 cal a Balt.
There We're 81 new cases in the infected
cities yesterday. Therecord, as telegrapled
last night to The Times was: New Orleans,
new cases 10 total 9S, deaths i; Edwards.
new cases 30, total 80, no deaths; Mobile.
new cases 2, total SO, deaths 3; Biloxi,
new cases o, total 20: Ocean Springs,
new cases a. The Iateness of the sea sch
and the miIdness OF the disease, added to
the confidence which the Federal and
STATE health authorities have inspired. an
have combined TO abate the feeling Of
panic which few DAYS 90 was general
over the Southern States. Now the quar-
antime against New Orleans freight par
italy uas been raised, and original pack
ages. after fumigation, are admitted at
all points north OF the city. This is not
the case with Texas where, on account Of
tie Beaumont development. a rigid quar-
antine Stills maintained. Much suffering
and destit dtion exist in Biloxi. the an-
thOrities OF which place appeal TO the
charitable people OF America FOR aid.
Tie cali. published in the press generally,
Extraordinarily sent to the Commits sioners
of tie District, who indorsC it and recon-
mend the object TO our people.
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Oh. We unhappy ones ,ueer up. TIL,
work is with Us, the event is with Allah.
as the Turkish general said. Dear, anxious
mother Of family. many iviys and girls
have gone 10 boarding school and come
home alive. ana not perCeptibly deterio-
rated in morals either. II you we're t. keep
that precious boy of yoars done up in
cotton wool and feed him with a spoon
while YOU lived he would be as much good
10 the world as an Egyptian mummy, and
the only way liz could earn his living
would he az an exhibit in the dime Museum.
and the associa tions of that place would
he dreadful. Paterfauilias, the bills VIII
I've large, larger than youanticipatp; bat If
you have the right sort uf boy or girl, i
win pay better than the stock market.
Professors, principals aud preceptreSsrs,
cat has nine lives. while you have but
one; therefore take not more than your
bundle Of hope, tonceit. live energy and
ambition. the future pride Of the country,
YOU q strong Impression that you are not.
after all. the chief object Of interest IN
save trouble after YOU graduate.
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PoItioal indications here and there IN
the old world are calculated 10 remind u
that for a few years Co come We would best
let Salt Creek and PbiGpLin branch 20 u'i-
improved, and devote the unnecessary por-
tons OF our annual river and harbor appro-
priaticn 10 the equally aquatic purpose u
building up our Navy. Because We are
.7aing To nred 1t anu very badly before long
unless we should he content TO haul in our
horns and take the position az an outland
power like CHINA or Japan, under Tire COR
trol ct Europe. There is talk IN London
aud PARIS To the effect that Spain VIII have
an ally in Austria, in the event OF
troutla with America II also is alleged
that the genial but modest and retiring
Kaiser Is Thinking seriously about the siUG-
alton and Wondering whether Europe re-
ally ought to allow the United States -
drive Spain out OF Cuba. These things ma Y
r1ran much or next % nothing. Whether
they are serious or not depends principally
upon one question.
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
LAW DEPARTMENT
EAcnIfY of law

HON. RICHARD H. ALVEY,
tChief j Justice of the Court OF Appeals, d.
President ana Lecturer on constitutional
Law.
JAMES SCHOULER. LII. D.,
Boston MaSs.l
Lecturer ON BaiIInents, Domestic Relations,
Wills and AdminiStra tiOnS.
EUGENE CARUSI, LII. D.,
Instructor OF the Senior and Junior Classes,
and Professor Of the Law OF Real Prop
erty. CONTRACTS. Negotiable lnstru-
mentS and Equity Jurisp prudence.
JACKSON III. RALSTON, LII NJ,
Tor Glasses, and Professor of Common
Law and Equity Pleading, Mer-
camille Law and the Law OF
HENRY E. DA 1Gtss. A. MIL. NJ,
tUniteds tates District Attorney
Professor of Evidence, Corporations, and
Cons titutlonal Law. and Lecturer
Upon the History Of Law.
Hon. CHARLES c. COLE,
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF COlunDlal,
LeCtureron statutory Law
WALTER L. ROGERS, LIZ VI,
Lectureron Patent Law ahdPractice.
CHARLES COwLES TUCKER, LII NJ,
Official Reporter, Court of Appeals OF
DISTRICT,
Professor of Practice, Judge Of Moot
Court, and Lecturer On Criminal Law.
WILLIAM W. MILLER, LII NJ,
tMember of the Law Firm Of HOTnhiOwer,
Byrnes. Taylor & Miller. of New YOrk),
Lecturer on Law OF Corporations
SIDDONS and EDWARD H THOMAS,
Judges OF Court of Appeals.
Tie next session or the school viii open
on MONDAY. OCTOBER r, 1897 AT $50
=. at the school Building. 81 3 Thir teenth
street northwest, when the particulars or
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 the Law School
may be seen at any time during the day
at The Office OF he District Title Insurance
Company. so Thirteenth street. and prior
To the opening o he school between aud
o'clOck in the evening at the Law School
Building. He Will furnish a II needed in
formation as to terms, sc. IL is earnestly
requested that those desiring TO enter the
school shall enroll themselves at the
earliest convenient date. The Law School
catalogues may he obtained fIOm he Secre-
ia ~, and also from LOwtlermilk * Co, 1924
street. John Byrne & Co, 1922 Z street,
W H. Morrison K Co.. 1926 street.
EUGENE ID .CARUSI, LII NJ, Secretary,
SO Thirteenth street northwest.
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