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Coffee WAS dull at unchanged prices. There some
selling against firm offers, but . small demand Gus
tanned prices. One firm ssid
The liberal receipts At and Slntos, IN face Of
low prices and unsatisfactory returns 70 planters
$500 900 b.Rs for this crop will be herne ou, Init
even IL tho mov.m emit does not exceed az mill ons
the worlds visible supply is likely to DO more than
whereas 'H the preyioS. largest Visible on record
ther. seems 10 Ne rssson to e1pect marked ihTc
IN the near future: Consi cradle interest and
anxiety is felt as to tho probable action OF the Re.
vision Committee in November next in reference to
the differences on EtchaLgs deliveries, as the pro-
that which obtanable in tho open market for spot
and ahoAt coffee. To e1ualize this discrepancy
tons the result If which Is 10 make country buyers
hesitate TO pay what seems to he higher prices than
quoted in the future delivery market hence checks
Should tina committee decide to lower the differ
to &c. between grades, the effect would be to
bring the price Of futures closer to the quotations
for spot seveus"
NAVAL sroREs.-spirits OF turrentins. asa SIto.
Common 10 good strained rosin. SI.2baSL27ts.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard was steady Western, $3.50; Con.
ttnental refined. 81. Pork was steady At sa9Vp.Bo
s'{slOc. do. shoulder. &C.: do. bellies. 5Aaac.
Tallow. Dressed hogs. s,es4Ac. Put:
tereorssn"ry. Western. extras. 2ac.i do arsts 2lH
cse..o-ststc. fnii cream .mali, eolond. fancy.
1l&11lNc.; do. white. II ioll &C.. large colored
1iac'; d. , white , lls ErgsLstat.. Pennsyi:
M 'derate buying OF pork by English packers and
covering by local shorts closed provisions slightly
higher except for October ribs which were 90 d
rather freely BY resi'!ns longs. The cash demand
suo,R-Raw was steady at +tsc. for % tost and
.lec. for 30 test Refined was Gu ct. The Ans
sell at net prices TO tho Southern Sttes
CHICAGO. Sept 16.-TheLe were to-dAy's prcesi
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MINING NEWS,

During tho first twelve days Of this month
Utah mines paid dividends amounting to
Sl2IoOO.
: It is reported from Boulder, Col. that Big
Five Co.'S property has been sold TO an Englinh
syndicate for ~ 800 900 cash.
Park City. Utah. reports that the Valeo Is
driving the lower tunnel by the aid OF mower
drills, and will probably reach the objective
point in the course OF the next three months
The tunnel is expected to tap the vein at
A prospecting smelling is to be instalIad at
tho Granite Creek Copper Mines, Humboldt
county Nevada.
Spokane. Wash. reports that the Post-L Lam
bert mines In Whatcom county have been sold
for S5OO.OOO
A report from Ouray. Col. notes that good
ore has been struck in the Cork screw Gulch
district The values average about 500 in
silver and lead and 80 In gold. The Evening
Star has uncovered large body OF low grade
ore.
Victor. Col. sends word that the second ship
ment Of 20 tons fr NJ the T.. Porter Gold King
on Gulch Ii Ill returned $40 gold per ton Adj
vices from Creede, COl states that 324O tons
were shipped last week. The camp is in good
able.
A letter from Cripple Creek. Col. reports
strikes on tho bonanza King. Al a DEPTH Of
% feet dyke WAS cut which ASSAYS Sl75O 10
the ton. The less.es Of the Abe Liucoln and
other Poverty Gulch properties are saving q
good grade Of ore from the old drifts.
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tzfbutsd to strengthen the tone. Shorts ccrersd
bnow In his weekly crop summary shows that the
0cvernmsn corn area 10 considerably under the
estimates by the States assessora. He pre%cn the
600 acres. instead OF Rt6oO 600 aud that the Drop
will be about ALSO. boo. 900 bush. not quite up 70
Of The list
FLouR-ouist but steady. Sales $500 bbl,. Re
eeipts were 4, S3a bblh and 10, 2s8 sacks Experts
$50 bbl. and Is,o2o sacks. Wintsr IN bbls. su.
save oSs o. straights SIS aoo IS; patents 5o0
tsJsi Spring - bbls: Si'sr', sS.ooS'S'io'
CorTos--spot cotton here was unchanged with
sales OF 100 baes for export aud 35l for spinning.
Middling pplanda. 9Nc seainst 6st. , last
Augusta declined 1.l6c. Memphis sold 800 bales.
Augusta !, 2og. ST. Louis l,t2p and savannah b33i
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with sales OF
1000 bales; futures declined n point The move
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before the public The Nine
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subjected exhaustive
Subs
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Net earnings. 81. 8TooS3 si112.9s1 Inc. sizes. Del
Int. rentals ana
charges. ...... esa.sss 7lo.6a2 Dec. 2o.sAs
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tOMA ERCIlL.

SATURDAY. Bent. 16.-GRA1N.- Wheat-snot
was firm. Sales. 34s 900 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. l Northern Duluth
80. over December {. o. b. Aficat; No. l hard
Duluth SIC. over; No. northern New York
20 over. The Northwestern receipts were
1.OO7 cars against 8l6 last week and LIP last
year; Chicago 1873 against lS9 last week and
176 lastyear. Futures closed y to So higher
with sales OF $4,000 bush. After Change
December on curb was 75'lc. Prices as fol-
lows:
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@isrellauebus.

RHEIMS. 10 for 6 cents at druggtst1 Th.~L.-
~ Ia pain and prolonG Life. OnS gives rsli:y, Dan
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Oats ware steady on the spot. Sales 80 900 bush
NO IN elevator. 2G+c; No. white. 2Uc; track and
ungradsd white. 27Sa8c.; track and ungraded
mi.ed, 26S2 re CHICAGO received at2 cars Corn
port here and at the outports. No. 2. &c. over
beptemb Der IN Chicago; do. white 6%c over Chichro
received ga cars. Futures advanced Nc SaisS
10000 bush Prices as follows:
OSsn,T0. HighGL Lov.n CIosino. Ntoit,
Dec"...... jd 35 SO 81 Az
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sss az inor.s,. 'e q siGi2s 3 sonpsrsd VIZ
period q last year. and net
REPORTS S iGr &. y s%d .ndSd 3uD: sS
.ssi ~ inc. "s;
op. exp. and tar. 2,57o.lio 2.soi.eAs 1no ies.4S
Net earnings, 'I.o7ooSo 'l.112.0s1 Inc. sizes oe1
charges. .. . oss.sss 7,o.6oa Dec. 2o.s4a
Surplus. -sose, sea s4oa, too mo. s,ss. eot
Beginning with the. new nscal year, the report
ture. except the cost OF such extensions as
bs sncRs. or such actual sddSn To ths mO
tive power and equipment as increase the
.sTnips sapssity 81 hs SoT ~ or produce
the anth racite ton n age Increased from 81 ,4s2
rom to :aas55 IRON sSS:.
earnings for the wear increased II; o3 per cent;
eaaas es 's Th
nn coal 81 G s.s. t2 tss
sen,. in Isao to Is Is per cent. Ia 1893. .Ths
year to year In road and equipment will
further reduce cost Of transportation.
The Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago and at.
ended June So: "'A"' ''''''' ''' '"' 80"
1892 1898 Chdnss.
Gross earns 314. 1882 Sl4.82o.Oe< Inc Sep9 28S
Oper. expe's 1O.b4b,5oo lo.B6S, 3b7 Dec. 322 III
Not earns st.o1B,SOo S3.851,727 Inc S722 o7o
other inc. 23,6s2 35.1sy Dec. 1897
Total inc. s4.oyT. $50 S8.3SG.s1B' Ino. e7lo4s2
Charges. 8.S78.7lO 3.2Bo.o2 Inc. pa.8Sb
Surplus. s7l,.sss sloe. 500 Inc. ssle.7es
The Peoria and Eastern Railway earned
gross 81 ,0O3.217, net S453. S3e. surplus after
charees Sl2.4ba. against SIS. 1872 last year.
The number OF tons OF freight carried one mile
Decreased per cent the average Eedeipts fall
ing from ;. 45 mills to 5.41 mills. The average
train loads increased from 27S to 905 tons. in
ereasing the earnings OF freight trains per mile
from S152 to Sl65. The average pas
senger receipts fell from 1.91b to l.S41 cents
Q mile. The decrease 10 mainly due to large
excursions and Grand Army special rates last
summer. There were no charges during the
year TO conjunction account. and the surplus
Easuset in extinguishing liabilities. Nearly
$500. 900 were spent Tor locomotives. Now steel
rails laid were $50 miles.
The. Thirty-fourth Street Crosstown Rail-
road Company reports for the quarter ended
June 80.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEM
lCAL IoMPASY.
eleetions and aaleetiaas.

IHEE ANHuAL MEETING of the Stakeholder, Of
lAE HoRS SILVER AISTHa CoNSSSY Sr OF
siechon Of Directors for the onsunT va, o on me
State or 1t 1'' o on Ss SSSHpAHy salt CITY
CLOCK noon. A. l. HARRISON. sserstaIS' - -
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incld'ggold reserve. 1891 ss7 .o42 s3s4. 2eb bo1
Money in London 292ta per cent. Rates OF
n onths' bills. 3h6D3h per cent imount az
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day. f5S.0O0. Paris odvicss
Exchange on London rs francs Is centlmes.
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may 49, 1855 S54
wheat was quiet. but fractional advance occurred
on higher cables less favorable reports regarding
the situation in South Africa. declipe in British
cohsols aud local and foreign buying. Shorts we're
ne best buyers Liverpool advanced rs to !ad.
me ConQnental markets were fra. The weather
IN the Northwest was less favorable There
WAS good deal VI rain and killing frosts were
reported IN the extreme North. The forecast for
thrty'sx hours Aa follows: Illinois showers fol-
lowed ~ tAir and cooler Inday; IndIana-Bair to-
gay ana bundAr. cooler MLNHiIri-Showsrs cooler;
Michigan and Wisconsin showers fair aud cooler Bln-
dAyi MinnrsotA la and cooler to day and Sunday
irpAt north Iowa showers to-day fair cooler sun
cav; North Dakota far and cooler frost warmer sun
"a south Dakota far to-day and SUNDAY, warmer
sunday; Nebraska, fAlr to-day aud sunday. warmer:
Kansas showers south fair SunGRy, cooler The
cash mAnd for export was good. The Minneap.
ola sock decreased as 900 bushels. Accord ny 10
Paris cables the French crop this year 10
10000 900 hectoltres smaller than last year
Toward the close there was Some action
on selling by local scApers, The receipts
were heavy At the Northwe.t' snow estimates the
crop IN this country at $50 900 900 bush and says
that the Government will finally increase the aero
age; Corn Advanced slightly. partly In sympAthy
with wheat Bnt an advance 81 u to Ad at Liver.
POOL. modsrAtSrecsiptsA and good cash demand o0n-
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g. Louis p86; Cipcinnat. tai, and Houston 10 SOL:
The rainfall for the past tventyfo hours included
10 OF an inch at Jacksonville Fla 40 at Now or.
leans, La. and .os at Amarillo, Tex. Rev Orleans
advanced poiots. out lost part, Futures here
closed steady With prices unchanged to point
lower. Prices 4 folloWui
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New York Stock EIohanEe-salss Sept. 10.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS ON o. COOS,
] vaFd. 2.ss OF 1891. s7H
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MINING MACHTNERY.-FRAsER Il CHALMERS
4h 80 Broadway. New York. manufacturers of
mlninEand smelling machinery. Estimates ON min
ing; milling and smelling supplies promptly FUR
nlshed.
A MEXICAN MINING NEWS, published Wednes
"A days and Saturdays. contains ALL the NEWS OF.
ALL the camps. You must get 1t u keen posted
mining AnAirA All nsNsds. Once. 1 broadway, NY
MINING MACHINERY-uns1cslIsd in eff cieuoy
AVA GATES IRON WORKS. II broadway.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-08-25

special meeting Of the Orphans Court
was held on Tuesday with Judges Marbury
and Edelen in attendance. The following
business was transacted
Will of John E. Hamilton, deceased. sub
mitted 10 Court and admitted to probate
Ordered that letters c. t. a, be granted to
Cecilia P hamilton on the estate Of John E.
Hamilton, deceased, bond approved, notice
to creditors ordered and George W Price and
Thomas T. Owen appointed to appraise the
the personal estate Of said deceased.
Supplemental report Of William A. Luttrell
and Adrian Posey administrators of George
A. Luttrell, deceased, filed and approved.
Fist and final account ofSusan &. Nally
and Samuel Cox, Jr administrators Of
Alfred Nalley, deceased, examined and passed
Claims of Mollie Ching for S24o.7s against
the estate of Thomas X hing, deceased,
passed.
Ordered that the claIm Of William Curry
for $50 against Thomas X. Ching's estate be
passed.
Ordered that Adrian Posey, administrator
of William D. Posey, deceased. be directed to
sell the personal property Of said deceased
either at public OF private sale, provided such
articles as may be Disposed ofat private sale
shall not he sold for less than the appraist-
ment.
Adjourned 10 meet Tuesday, September s.,
1900
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Special Sale aext Tuesday. Our high
colored Ginghams, Percals, orgsndies must
90 as we must make room for our Fall Siock
These goods are worth u cents yard, our
price next Tuesday 4c I'd Mems and boys
lawn tennis shoes only s5 cents. Ladies OK
ford ties, all sizes, 4s cents pair. GranulAted
sugar, sic, Brown sugar, 4ie per pound. J
L EdIavitch, the cash Bargain Merchant,
N. II Wolf, Manager.
The advertisement running id this paper oil
the Maryland Agricultural College should be
read and considered by those having sons TO
educate. It's facilities for equipping Il young
nan for life work are unsurpassed. lis
teachings are eminently practical, many OIL
its graduates secure positions of trust and
emolumcnt on graduation. Its progress and
development have been remarkable IN The
past five or six years. Write for further
particulars you desire them.
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The fifteenth annual tournament and ball
at Marshall Hall took place on Wednesday
evening aud was witnessed by large crowd
of pleasure seekers from Southern Maryland
and the cities of Washington and Baltimore
Under the management Of Major J.. j Moore.
the superintendent and proprietor of the at
tractive and popular resort everything had
been we'll arranged and due preparations
made for the occasion. Riding began At 80
and closed at clock. Twenty nine knights
entered the contest, eight of whom took nine
rings and four Of the latter carried fthe hon
ors Of the day. Chief Marshal, B. T. Tubman
and his aids; Messrs, Ferguson, Boy kin and
Montgomery were In charge of the knights.
The successful knights and the ladies crowned
wsfe as follows: Mr. Harry cuyler, Of Mont
gomery county, having won first honor,
crowned Miss Mamie Richards, of Washing-
ton, Queen of Love and Beauty; Mr. Clark,
of Virginia. crow led, Miss Sue Adams; First
Maid Mr.. William Harrou, Of Prince
Georges county, won fourth honor aud dis
posed of bis crown to NJ. Harry @, Hicks who
crowned Miss Ella Martin, Third Maid AT
the coronation exercises in the evening, Judges
Edward Stake, Of Hagers'own, and George A,
Pesrre, of Cumberland treated the large
gathering Of eagerly waiting guests will yer,
interesting and timely addresses. Mr.. T. J.
Smoot who was expected 10 take part in the
i coronation exercises withdrew in favor oil
Judge Pearre After awarding the crowns
dancing began and continued until after
midnight
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Road Notice.


La Plata, Nd
August, IS 1888.
ATE, the undersientd, citizens of Charles
w Counts, hereby give notice that at the
expiration OF thirty days from he date hereof
we will petition the County Commissioners of
Charles County 10 open public road from
the road now leading from Port Tobacco 10
Middletown (ata point between two and three
miles North oil the former place, 70 La
Plata.
wDC Mitchell, Il NJ Thomas, R T HALEY,
R A Chapman, W wArinE, H B Clement
Benjamin luhman. +. = Brawner, B. W. B.
Mcpherson. A. ". Bryan. b. F. Dement,, T..
Garfield Jenkins. Sidney Thompson, F B.
Green, Chas A Boswell, " S Hamilton. John
T Dgges, John Jenkins, Hugh Mitchell.
George Coombs, R T Knott, John " Mitchell,
P C Murphy, N II, de, " Cochgane, G
stonesueet. H Roberts. John Davis, K
Farrall. B Ma'tingly, N Il Wolf David
Smoot, p lloluey, Samuel Padect',
Allison Wilmer P E Sasseer, Thos 7 Owen,
T S Owen, Thos H Boswell, W Thomas,
John Il Mitchell. W L dement,, Il P4dgeri,
CE Wade, Edwin Retes, wM Albrit,ain,
A T Mcdaniel, W Groves, W NJ Digees.
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Order of Publication,


THE object # this suit Is To procure d.
sree tor a divorce ,intuio malrimonn
b. The plaintiff from the defendant.
The Bin states that ihs plaintiff aud defend
ant were married on the 2sth day ofSePtem
hsr 1874 and resided together until the year
1890.
That tbt ugh the plaintiffs conduct towaid
the defendant was kind and ahecionaie aud
above reproaeh. the defendant without JUS
cause or reason declared Der intention 70 iivt
with him. the Plaintiff, no longer end that
such abandonment has continued uninierrnpt'
edly for at least nine years, that i is delib
erste and final and beyond reasonable expeei--
ton CT reconciliation
Il is thereupon this ilth day OF August
1899. ordered BY the Circuit Court for Charles
County. 10 Fquity that the Plaintiff BY caus
ing a copy of this order TO be inserted IN some
ne v spaper, published in said Charles Count,
once week ior four successive weeks before The
18th day Of September 1899, give notice 70 said
absent defendant Of the object and purpose Of
this sill. warning her to appear 10 thus Conri
10 person or by solicitor on or before the 9Th
lay Of October 1899 to show cause Y any She
has why decree should not pass as prayed
B. G. sToSEsTREET,
Clerk Of Ct. c. for Chas. Co.
rrue copy. Test
BIG. sToNEsTREET, Clerk
aug. Is ct.
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CHAPEL POINT.
Grand . lh}rn MARYLAND
TOurname IL Colonial Ball
A. rihs ralu = Resort,
TUESDAY, Aug. 20, 1890.

CHIEF MARSHAL Jchu T Davis,
ASSISTANT MARSHAL-wm W. Ware
HERALDS DIR Albert Carrico, Rubel
Fergusson 7 J Smoot.
AIDS Bernard C Dgges, Harry Stous-
street, Julian Blackjack. Frank $. Barnes,
] A iaTdesiy, AshLy Beall.
JUDGES Hon Samuel Cox, Jr. Hon Ge'
7 G Cry, Hon + Marcellus Coz, lloa Adrian
posey. Dr. George o Monroe, Reed Wills
Capt Thomrs Il Ching, Peter W Robv, D.,
Sales Nudd. wini,m Qteen. Walter Nit
cheii ) Speum4n Lancaster, Il Marshall
Thomas pasi SDooi, Thomas + Speake. {
I Z Hay den, CULr u Posey. Thomas T Owen
G Abel, Dr Caiaidus u Posey. = P jenkins
ORATOR OF THE DAYTON g Magru-
der
ORATOR OF THE EyENISG-Ilon S +
Mudd.
COMMITTEE OF ANGEMENTS-F
Brooke Matthews, Webs er Maltiagly. Sam
I Padgeti, Capt Aoram Biles Morris II Wolf
Patrick Il Hamilton. James deb walbaeh.
FLOOR MANAGERS-H4nson Mitchell
Holland Hawkins, Walter Mudd, Fabian
Posey, W Robertson
Won Orendorf. Of Washington, Manage
Of Tournament.
Knights will assemble at up. NJ.
ENTRANCE FEE $500
is, Prize, SIS; % Prize, $40; Sd Prize. So
tih Prize, s.
Supper and admission to ball free Ia
knights.
Colonial Ball begins at 8 30 P. NJ, and
closes at 2 A, m Music By select orche.tr
Hotel, grounds and dancing pavilion beauti.
fnlly Illuminated by electric lights Excel
lent meals served at the Hotel and iefresh
meuis Mt the Club and pavilion Dressing
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Excursion
on Steamer Kent lrom Washington, and ex-
cursion rates on Popes Greek + r from Wash
ington and Baltimore Tickets good unit
October LIST. Bus meets every train at Coz
Station Full brass band in attendance
Grand ColoaiL Balls will be given ever,
Tuesday and Thursday nights. Excursion
every Sunday by Steamer Estelle Randall
Atheleuc sports during the season A cor.
dial welco ne is extended TO the ladies anc
gentlemen ofSouthern Maryland, Baltimore
and Washington
MESSRS BENNETT 4 EPSTEIN,
Proprieiors.
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We tote With regret the disappointment
~hich the large cfoad Of ladies and eeu'lr
men experienced while here on Friday even
ing Of last week in anticipation Of y itnessins
an interesting game Of tall which bad Teen
announced to take place between The Bryan
town and Ia Plata teams. but for som
disagreement between the management 81 Tue
respective clubs the game was not played
Naturally we feel partial toward the home
team. but in this case We feel that the later
acted hastily and not blame,ess iol the lis
appointment. weare informed that upon the
match being made, the players that we're 10
play the game were all named and agreed
aoou. but when the time arrived for tue game
nonresident was found upon the La Plata
team 10 which the Bryantonians objected
RemonsirAnce proved OF no avail. The Il.
Plata team refused to play without the assist
ance Of their visiting friend and as a result
the meeting ended in 6asco and the Bryan
town team and The spectators left the grounds
sorely disappointed IL Is said by some that
TIE management of the La Plata Club, give
as reason that they could not get thier
regular nine. While this might have been So
they should DOT have selected cracked non.
resident player to fill the vacancy but should
have fallen back upon some other player, a
citizen of the county COURTESY and coLsid-
Grafton for the spectators, many of whom
came long distances to witness the interesting
Dsstime. suggested such a compromise. We
trust, however, for the good Of the Clubs aud
the town that the difficulty will be speedily
patched up and things again pursue the
''even tenor Of their way"
The La Plata and i4anham Clubs will play
match game Of ball at Seabrook, Prince
Georges county, on Saturday.
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S. BLUMBURG,
Bel Alton.
Md.
Apr 20 'y9-ly.
MARYLAND
College.
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Four Courses Of Instruction.
Agricultural, Mechanical,
Scientific, Classical.

Zach Department supplied with the msst
modern and approved apparatus Practical
work emphasized in all Departments. Grad
yates qualified, TO enter at once upon lhe's
work Graduates 10 Mechanical Engineering
and Chemistry this year, sll secured positions
upon graduation. Boarding department;
supplied with all modern improvements:
Bath Rooms, Closets. Steam Heat and Gas
Books, Room Heat. Light, Washing, Board,
Medical Attendance, Sl44 fer scholastic year
Catalogue giving full particulars, sent on ap-
plicatioR. Daily sanitary inspection by
PhysiciA 10 College. Attention Is called 10
the short course OF ten weeks in Agrieul;n'r'
Particulars sent on application. Term com
mences September 18th. EARLY application
necessary for admitlance.
R. W. SYLVESTER,
President N. A. Q