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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
BOXERS FIND CHARMS
FAIL AGAINST BULLETS
Yuan Shih-Kaf'S PrOCIama-
ton.

The State Department has received
from E z. Conger, United States Min
lister at Pekin. a copy Of a procIama-
tion issued by Yuan Shih-kai, Ii Hung
Chang's successor as viceroy Of Chi Ii,
directing the suppression of the new
Boxer outbreak. He refers to the ez-
ecution OF rebels and asks how is it. if
the charms carried by them are efec-
tive, they are so easily overcome by
good troops.
This proclamation. the vicerCy says.
is put out in the hope that the gentry
merchants and scholars under ny juris-
diction may take note and understand
that the propaganda and practice Of the
divine boxing art, said 60 bring happI-
ness, VIII bring only misfortune. By all
means attend your peaceful avocations-
Do not listen TO heretical words, nor lay
yourself open to charge and serious
crimes. L the TiCeT0y. viii not rake up
your past. but will grant you fresh
start
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
.DETINE CHARGED WITH
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Case Continued in Police
Court Until Tuesday.

An information was filed in the Dis
trict branch of the Police Court today
charging John T. Devine. proprietor Of
the Shureham Hotel. with disordeTIy
conduct. At the request Of Mr. Devine's
counsel the hearing OF the case was con
tinued until Tuesday.
Charles !. Gillette. the druggist, IS
complainant against Mr. Devine. MI.
CnIette's store is In the southeast cor
ner of the shoreham building, which is
now undergoing extensive repairs and
Improvements.
Mr.. Devine, If appears. wants this
room for use in connection with his ho
tel when II is reoDened-
Mr.. GIIIette's lease expired September
so. it is said. Mr.. Devine claims that
previous 20 that date he notified Mr.
Gillette TO vacate. Mr. Gillette denies
this
Mr. Gillette, however this may be. did
not take any steps to give up his place.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Deviae. ac-
companied by his private secretary, J.
D. Cobb, several other employees. and
some forty negro hodcarriers at work
on the Shoreham. proceeded to Mr.. Gil
lette's store 10 demand possession Of
the room.
Mr., Gillette objected TO eviction, and
then. he asserts, Mr. Devine's followers
started to remove the doors OF the store,
and when he tried to stop them he was
seized and held. He was not struck.
and he did not strike anyone during the
ten minutes or more that the scufle
/ lasted
While Mir. Gillette was piaioued by Mr..
Devine's miniona d policeman appeared
on The scene Mr. Gillette showed him
the crippled door, pointed 10 his name
en- the window, and asked protection.
/ Mr. Deyine vas then escorted from
the drug store by the officer. He walk
/ ed Ieisurely 10 the First precinct police
station and after being told to appear
/ in court today. was released.
The incident created good deal Of
+ excitement about the shoreham. The
/ tussle in the store attracted several
hundred people and for a tisne complete
( Il stopped work on the repairs. every
/ body rushing 20 the sidewalk to witness
/ it
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
COAL PRICES LIKELY
TO GO STILL HIGHER
Strong Rising Tendency Shown IN Lo-
cal Market-Bituminous Rates Also
Climbing.

The local coal market showed lie
cidedIy rising tendency today. The CIR
rent price for anthracite WIS $50 p Y
ton, to which figure It was advanced
yesterday from s1S Fur be- rises az
expected. and II was stated FRAT sales
we're made by some dealers today Tor
s22-50
a rise in the price Of b:tuminous coal
Is also likely 10 occur before the day
ends. Early in the day It was an
nounced from Baltimore that the
wholesale price of soft coal Lad al
vanced, and that the retail Tric4 won i
probably be increased 10 so a ton. 20
definite promises Of shipments could be
secured BY the dealers IN this city. and
advices from Baltimore indicate that the
coal supply for this section WIS decided
y short.
A close estimate Of the total amount
Of hard coal in the yards of the city put
It at 500 tons, barely enough 10 last
through encampmeuE week.
Chief Engineer Stubbs. OF the Senate.
and Chief Engineer Taylor, Of the House
Of Representatives. went 70 Baltimore
TO inspect the oil burners in use III pub
lie buildings Of that city The coal sup
ply at the Capitol is low and the super
intendent and engineers are considering
oil as a means Of heating the building
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04

IN the day evidence that some 81 the
operators do not fully comprehend
the responsibility they bear, the ex-
traordmary and unprecedented crisis
which confronts the country. and the
appalling calamity which Is immi-
neat.-New York Tribune.
IN refusing to negotiate the zeal
presidents befray a deep-seated hos
til.ty 10 any form Of labor union. and
IN tins they are clearly wrons.-St.
Paul Pioneer Press.
To be Just 10 lIr- Roosevelt, he did
the best he could. The public VIII
credit him with trying to remedy a Ia
mentable situation---St, +oQis Repub-
lie.
Tie President Is none the less emit
tied to the heartiest public thanks
for the exertion Of his personal infU-
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WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS.

4 decree was signed yesterday by Jus
tiee Barnard dissolving the partnership
between Leonardo Crovato and the other
members Of the National Mosaic Com
pany- The decree is in accord with an
agreement entered into between the
members Of the firm. by the terms
OF which Leonard CTOvOta receives
81 25G for his interests John Ia
nier. Lorenzo di Guilian. Fernando
Segnafirori. Charles Victor and J.
B. FacchiRa. the remaining mem
bers of the firm. viii continue the
business under the name of the Nationa
Mosaic Company. The dissolution OF
partnership was asked for by Mr. Gro
VatO some time ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
PRESIDENT PRAISED
BY GOLDEN RULE JONES
Action on Strike Question
Splendid and Heroic.
DEMANDS SEIZURE OF MINES
SAYS II President Baer Has Deed to Goa,
Mines From the Almighty, They
Are Forged.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct 4-Resolu-
tions demanding the seizure and opera
ton OF anthracite coal mines by the
United States Government were adopted
by a mass meeting attended by about
1900 citizens at the Central Armory last
evening.
Addresses we're delivered by Thomas
Fitzsimmons. who presided; Mayor Sam
Jones. OF Toledo. Rev R II. Cooley. di-
rector Of charity and Harry D. Thomas.
CT the United Trades and Labor Council
and Max Hays
Mayor Jones said: We are witness
ing one Of the greatest struggles ever
wagcd IN history The strike now en-
rering upon its fifth month. this magni-
fcent. bloodIess battle which IS said tc
have cost $500, coo. Gee, is the grandest
contribution TO cur national develop
ment there has ever been. It is also
the. cheapest. Tor it has been without the
cost OF blood a strike IS war There
has been sCme talk about fairness in
ms war. but what is fair in war;
Referring TO President RooseveIt's ac-
been taken since the emancipation proc
Iamation. because it IS something cut
side the narrow domain Of partisan
politics Today 1 sent this Telegram 10
President Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt, President, Wash
iREton,
Your attitude on the coal question
is splendid and heroic Il viii stand in
history IS one Of the highwatsr marks,
Indicating our sure progress toward a
realization OF the equality OF the declar-
alton. the development CT pure de
mocracy. and the establishment Of the
golden rule. May all good be with you
ALWAYS.
SAMUEL N JONES,
Mayor. and Man without Party
God put the coal in the cCal mines
for all the people
More men and boys are killed an
nuaIIy in the coal mines Of Pennsylvania
than we're killed in the Spanish var
coal miner dies for you and for me We
are responsible for such things a:
this
Il hope We viii show these men a
the head Of the coal companies thai
there IS 10 established order Of things
Baer said. Almighty God, in His wis
dom has conferred on Us the ownership
OF the mines If you have deed Tor thOst
mines from God. Mr- Baer. the name OF
the deed is forged. Let's not wait anC
hope for somebody 10 pass a law.
Let's be law unto ourselves
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
LES. LoER RETURNs HOME.

Mrs. Loeb, wife of William L.eb, jr-.
one Of the Presidents assistant secrc-
taries, arrived at the Pennsylvania sta
ton yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by her maid She went immediately TO
her house in Riggs Place that has been
rented for the official season MS Loeb
spent the summer al Oyster Pa. where
the assistant secretary had entjrs
charge OF the business at the = ecutiys
Office in Secretary CorteIyoU's absence.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
WATCHING BO0KMAKERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES
Turf Frauds in Paris Turn Out Simply
to Be Cases of Common Cheating
Among Race Followers.

PARIS. Oct. THE 'Eclair'' today
says the turf frauds which nave caused
so much talk recently have resolved
themselves into a simple case of cheat
ing. in which seven or eight English
men and Americans are involved. None
Of them IS Q raeehorse owner. It is be
leved thar they have Influenced several
young American jockeys, two or three Of
whom viii probably be expelled from
he French turf.
The department Of public safety is
still watching several bookmakers from
the United States.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for twenty-fou.
hours we're reported at the Health De.
partmeut up to noon today:
Henry BUrmester. Is years.
Elizabeth Canning, IS years.
Daniel Murphy. IS years
William G. Gordon, 81 years.
Joseph Smith. 81 years.
j. Sidney Perdue, 80 years.
Mary Classify. SO years.
Frank J. Mckee, 30 years
John H Barbee. p years.
Walter LeftwiCh. Y years.
Joshua Mahoney. il years.
Leah Brown. Il months.
Florence Mason. : months.
Carroll Frizzle. months
Daniel Caryey, ! day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
COMMANDER CULVER
HAS NOT DISAPPEARED
Navy Department Denies
Any Dark Mystery.


a Boston dispatch of October 2 states
that owing TO the non-arrival OF Lieut
Commander Abraham r Culver at Bos-
ton, It was Impossible 10 pace tie gun
boat Bancroft in commission last
Wednesday, as had been planned. Some
thing mysterious is hintod in the dis
patch relative to the act lar Com
mander Culver, who has Feen resigned
20 the command Of the Bancroft, had
not put in an appearance.
The facts Of the case. as stated TO
day at the Navy Department, are that
Commander Culver was net ordered -
arrive in Boston until next Monday.
october 6. The officer. who bss been
stationed in the Bureau u ordnance at
the Navy Department, all moi leave
Washington for Boston until vcSterday
He acted in accordance with his orders
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
HAGNATES AND MINERS
ALL QUIT WASHINGTON
Railway Presidents Off on
Their Special Train.

Both parties to the conference with the
President yesterday. the coal operators
and the Miners Union officers. left the
city today,
The special train bearing the six coal
operators who were in conference with
the President yesterday left -he s. * O.
yards at s o'clock this morning The
departure of the train was delayed in
order that they might not arrive too
early in the morning in Philadelphia,
where Mr.. Baer and some Of his asso-
ciates expected to stop.
President Mitchell Ieft Tie city at
1880 this afternoon over TIE Baltimore
and Ohio Road for WILTSHIRE. Pa.
Mr.. Mitchell intended to leave " h John
Fahy, Thomas Duffy, and I. n .>'choUs.
the district presidents Of varfo-. mining
regions. who had come or ,eitn him 20
attend the conference with H. Prezi-
dent, and who left on he l5.-e a. II.
train Mr. Mitchell. by some misunder-
standing. missed the train. an he speal
the time until 1880 with Mr. E3onpers,
president OF the American Fede. 2tiou CT
Labor
Mr. Mitchell and mis- assistants arose
early this morning. and as,er a lila, s. nd
hasty breakfast, they met = great num-
Der OF friends and people at sseut er's
Hotel who were curious 2n1 ANXIOUS TO
Just see Mr. Mitchell an7 shake Kim by
the hand"
The president of the CEheI Mine
Workers intends 70 be present al =
meeting Of the National Manufacturers
Association in Buffalo on T1es .iiy morn
ing. having been invited 10 rTCst NJ his
side Of the strike controversy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
THREE MoNTHs ZOE MILLER

John L. Miller. 500 Maine Avenue
northwest, was sentenced to serve three
months in jail this morning in defanlt
Of a fine Of $50. imposed by Judge Kim
ball in the Police Court, on charge Of
larceny
Miller. who is twenty-fou7 years Of
age. recently made the acquaintance Of
Miss Cordelia Bauman. Of FredeTicks-
burg. Va. who is in Washington visiting
a sister Miller took Miss Bauman for
a drive one evening lately and IS ac-
cused Of playfuIly taking a diamond ring
from her finger He failed 10 return the
ring and later II was found in a pawn
shop.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
LABOR LEADER COLE
D0DGES BULLETS
Fired Upon by Foundry Superintendent
Wales.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J, Oct. q
Charles Cole. president Of the local iron
moIders' union. visited the Empire
Foundry Company plant this morning
and ordered the molders out on strike,
short time later Superintendent
Charles Wales Of the works, was mott
FED that the men were out. Wales met
Cole on the street and. according TO the
latter, pulled a revolver and fred At
him. The bullet went wild. Cole ran
TO the Office Of Justice Sedan and Sc
cured warrant for the arrest of Wales.
Wales had permit to carry a revolver
on the ground that he had been annoyed
by tramps- He was on his way TO tho
foundry when the shooting occurred.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
BOYS LEG AMPUTATED
AFTER BEING CRUSHED

Eddie Sheridan, an eleven year old
boy living at I1I6 Fifth Street north
east. met with a painful accident short
IL after 10 o'clock his morning. and
as q result the surgeons at the Emery
ency Hospital were forced 10 amputate
enc Of his legs from the knee.
Sheridan was stealing a ride on a
wagon loaded with iron near New Jersey
Avenue and K Street northwest. when
ne lost his hold and fell under the
wheels. His limb was crushed TO the
bone
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
MORE SERIOUS THAN
BREAD RIOTS OF ITALY

LONDON. Oct. 4.-The New York cor
respondent Of the London Times" in
discussing the anthracite coal strike,
cables his paper as follows from New
York: One Of the best known resi-
dents OF this city told me that IF tho
strike was not ended Immediately there
would be riots here when cold weather
begins and that they would be one hun
dred times more serious than the bread
riots OF Italy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
FIFTH FEMALE VICTIM
Of JACK THE SLUGGER"
A Woman Dangerously
Wounded in Boston.

BOSTON. Oct Agnes McPhee, tbir-
ty-eight years Of age. a domestic en-
pIoyed by J. NJ Hathaway. 81 Chester
Street, SOmerviIIe. is in a dying condi-
tion at the Cambridge Hospital the fSsh
victim Of the Cambridge Jack the Slus-
ger.
Miss McPhee was walking along Ches-
ter Street, in North Cambridge. at 1885
o'clock last night when she was al
tackled.
She has four wounds or the head. TIE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
FAvoR coX ZOE COMMIssIoNER

a delegation Of Democrats Of the DIS
trict, composed OF John B. Larner, D.
C. A Stone. ". Mex. Clayton, and
Major H. I. Biscoe, were u She Whit
House this morning in behalf Of the ca1.
didacy Of ". V Cox for the Distric,
C0mmissionership.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
SECRETARY HAY BACK AT DESK

Secretary Hay resumed his duties al
the state Department today after an
absence Of more than two months at his
summer residence on Lake SuuaPee. y.
H Mt. Hay looks vigorous and is ap-
parently much improved in health.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
MILK WAGON SMASHED.

n0rthbou1d Metropolitan car coIliQ e
cd with q milk wagon al Ninth ard Z
Streets northwest at o'clock this morn
ing The wagon, which was the proper
" OF G. z. Zimmerman, 500 North Cap
itoI Street, was badly damaged
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
THE KAISER MAY MEET
KING OF PORTUGAL

BERLIN. Oct 4.-The foreign office
admits that the Kaiser may meet the
King of Portugal in England in Novem-
Der presumably to discuss the African
questions. affecting Germany, Portugal
and England.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
RAZOR WAS NOT EFFECTIVE.

The condition OF Charles Hanscl. who
attempted suicide by gashiug his throat
with a razor last night, was greatly In
proved this morning It Is thought he
viii be able 20 leave the Emergency
Hospital IN a few days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
LINTHICuM GLIB DANCE

The Linthicum Dramatic Club viii
give its first complimentary dance Of the
season this evening at Idnthicum Han
on O Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
MEDICAL and DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
National University.

: four years course IN medicine. three
years course in dentistry. Entrance exs7nina-
ton Fritiav- September d. Igt5z. 2t 5 q clock
p. n. Session vii begin Monday. October 0.
1902. at 5 o'clock .. r4-. with an Introductory
lecture By Pro-. d. DIN Irech. IL D.. For in
formation Apply to Z Il BARKER u J..
IIIG X st. ~
Dean Of the Medical Department.
OF J. r. WALTON d. D. s
5GG 10Th Ht. NV.
seI9-2It Dean Of the Dental Department
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
The Proper Treatment for a SDrained
Ankle.

AS n rule a man Viii feel well satisfied If
be can ho5bIe around on clutches two OF three
weeks after spanning his ankle. aud Il il
Usually tWo OF three months before he has
fully recovered. This is an unnecessary los
o. time for IL many cases in which Chamber.
lsius Paia Balm has been promp " aud freely
applied. q complete cure has been effected in
les than one weeks time, and in some casrz
within three days For sale by Henry Evans
"a hoissaIa and Retail. ~ + st. NV. and all
druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

James r Blue. Of Trinidad, D. C.. and
Nary e Crawford, OF the District Of
Columbia
Edward Stevens and Leona N Grier
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UNDERWRITERS.
]. WILLIAM LEE,

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
232 Penn ave y W Washington. D. c.
r. F. HARvEY'S SONS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and Embzlucrs, 1925 Fourteenth St y "
Strictly frst-Cl1Sg service II moderate TriCcs.
ComnodIoUs chanel. Phone Main 3Z3. ss.e-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
eli Me a riend
Who is Sick,
No Money Is Wanted. Simply Let Me
Send Him My Book,

a friend who IS sick
That isajust postal card Send it as an ac
new bookh e
win the his treatment
viii % will
advice fall hut there viii no. be penny
OF il
I do at he
viii he
let him
fails
wi
w
impossible f dc have done
it for yeeFsdone it with hg9dreds OF thousands -.
one to be himself e.
thiTty-nine Of each
medicine That that
cured That alone makes this offer
Tre thirty-nino
NJ learning how
No has sufficient
like
t that is weak
viii explain t al
Every
viii find another set we'll
Let me
I must be
a bankrupt month
we'll?
Simply state The Heart
andad z 70 On 59e A1I'9S-
Foes No for Men seaIed5
Mild cases. not chronic are by III
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04

The attitude Of the Coal Trust be-
fore the people IS mcomprebensible,
Their response to the Presidents ef-
forts to settle the strike and avert
what may beam awful calamity VIII
excite general indignation and divest
the coal corporations of all sympathy
from any reasonable man.-Baltimore
Sun.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

lay my wife, Ella N Mctanu, now residing at
90 ST. sw- Francis T. NsCaun, Fairfax Co,
Va. 81
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ELOCuTIoW. - RAToRY.
GLoCUTIoA. ~ RAT DRY.

EXPRESSION in all its branches School
year Of sTx months opens October -
RALSTON UNIVERSITY OF EXPRESSION,
ss26-@gt I22s 10 1871 G 81 nv
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OSTEOPATHY.

DR. GEO. D. KIRKP ATRICK,
Bond Building, Ifth and New York ave. Hw.
Hours TO ). PEgnc IJG2-F. Ocl-3mos
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EDUCATIONAL
Georgetown
Prep. School.

-Four years High School
Course prepares for Fresh
man in Georgetown or in any
other college. Special atten-
ton to Day Scholars.
Send for catalogue.
Rev. JEROME DAUGHERTY, S. J.,
President.
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VOICE OF TIE PRESS ON
FAILURE OF CONFERENCE

cnee-eutireIv outside of his cousti-
tutionaI and legal powers as President
to end q situation which he fifty de
ScrIbeS IS -intolerabIe," end whose
EVIL possibilities are 50 far-reaching,
50 appalling" New York World
into the fierce conflict Of labor and
capital that threatens millions OF
American homes President Roosevelt
has thrown his strong personality III
the honest hope Of bringing peace
He hes. for the first time in his life
perhaps. met with defeat and insult
Baltimore Herald
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Howard UniveIsity SghOol q -.

POUNDED 1861
The above rell-s,oan law school VIII open
Wednesday. October ]. at o'clock 2. NJ, in
It's connections building. 40 SIN 81 nv
The school IS open TO al, without distinction
q sex race or creed. VINO are above eighteen
years Of age and possess the proper quaiifCz-
lions.
TUITION FREE
For circulars containing full Information ap-
pig 10 CT address JAMES r BUNDY. SeCTe-
tarv, office IT Law school building, 80 5ts st.
NV OCI-f0t
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FIynn's Rusiness coIIege.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOB BOYS,

-l45s MASSACHUsETTS AVE. y "
Boarding ard Day school Thoroughly pre-
PareS Roys for COLLEGES. UNIVERSITIES.
WEST POINT. ANNAPOLIS. ard BUSINESS
Separate Intermediate classes. Limited numbers
send for catalogue. Montgomery Smith, Edward
De Witt Norman. PriDciy.ifss seIT-eod-I3t
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Continued from First ls1v
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.
Select school for youaz ladies' and children
Academic and Preparatory Departments
Complete courses n Music and At --
Open September Is 1872 Mass ave se5-Sgt
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MISS BALCHS INSTITUTE
e03 o ST y. y. Established ISs0.
Special Instructions for Civil Service Examina-
tions Lessons IN Meterology- sel6-eod-I3t
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Fields Civil Service institute.

Go 18th St y "
Preparation for CIV II SERVICE EGAMTNA-
Tons specially GREGG and Pitmaa Short
hand TvpewriciEg. Regular Course IN English
and Mathematics, Bookkeeping Ten years ez-
peTierce- saz4-eod-15t