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gnese. Two farelgueEs who Were. on
board We're sent 10 Dal1.-
s. dispatch % the TELEGRAPH. from
CHefe8 confirms from au uudguuted
source the reports mat the japanese
have been repulsed at Port Arthur. IL
adds that il is aIrlOritatiVely ann
u1Uuged that the Japanese army must
go into winter quarters Permanent
fuTrIEearieu=- aff0Tiiu- excellent shell
Ter. are being constructed outside the
Russian main UeIeuSeS.
HaIm ClothiuE and additional troops
are arriving The blockade is stringent
and the trade conducted by means OF
-uuH~ has been practically stopped the
Chinese refusing go enter Port Arthur.
Swan With Torpedo.
s. japanese lieutenant lately swan TO
the entrance FEIG torpedo. He was
preparing To discharge IT. toward bat
rlasli- when tra searchights revealed
him. Tle forts fired. exploding the tor
rado. which lls" The lieutenant to
pieces. Admiral ToEo received many APP
r'lraliau~ from junior officers. who de
sired te TglLtempt the DANGEROUS task,
guI Dee refused 10 allow them 10 go.
Although tEe general stan ar 81
Petersburg is Iep-rtr# to have received
definite news that the last Japanese
H~sLull uu FC4, Arthur completely fail
ai ll official announcement 10 that et-
IerT E.- been issued, Eor Is there any
Indication that General SJoessel is able
Fl. communicate with the outside world
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The Jill reports that the Russians
at Mukdel have felled the trees around
the imperial mausoieums and intend 20
make forts of The mausOleums. 4
strong protest has been received from
PeilT- az 81 Petersburg. and the Rus
slams have uesiStea-
General TsaUg has instructed his
troops Co observe strict neutrality in
Lle event OF japanese occupation, ana
has promised the citizens OF Aiukdeus
on account OF the suffering GT the Chi
uese at LIao-Gaug. 90 withdraw all
citizens 90 place OF safety.
The Russians have bought all the mill
let growing I'm the vicinity or Mukdeu,
20 prevent il from being reaped.
Bandits Attack
On Wednesday 500 mounted bandits at
tackled e Russian ammunition train
north OF the Tie Pass. killing nineteen
men and capturing $1,000 rounds Of aT-
mUuiJiou.
The commander Of the French squad
ron in the Far East has offered re-
ward OF $4,000 t3IeXlcauj for news Of
Lieutenant de CuyeryIue, the French ma
val atJache who left Port Arthur IA "a
Junk about the middle OF August and
has since been missing
The Russians an Tie Pass are csti-
mated 90 number -J,Vpo. They have
erected upward Of ten new forts on the
mountains each surrounded with deep
and extensive entertainments
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FLEET FOUND
TOGO WAITING

TOKYO. Oct. 1t IS reported that
the Russian fleet attempted a sortie
from Port Arthur on September q; but
ou sighting the strict Gordon that was
being maintained 1y the japanese ships.
Withdrew into tne harDor again.
A dispatch from AGJ. reports that
large numbers az Russians are sur
rendering III FcrJ arthur and that The
Gain OF rla fortress IS expected soon.
10 Is reported that the japanese have
Invented Instruments insulated with
rubber which enable them 10 cut cleo
-ricalIy charged cutauEIemeuts safely.
The Russians al lIuEdeu are compel
Inns large numbers or AougoIIaus 10 en-
list as transport coolies. thus again In
ringing ChiEa's neutrality
The Japan Mail says fl IS surprised
that the British press u0es not appre-
ciaLe The lesson taught aJ Liao-Yaug re-
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Tn. tbirtv-afth annual session opens On We'd
nasday October 5. 1904. az ESQ 2. NJ II ths
Law school Building, AcA 500 and oos sJFeet
northwest az which time announcements 'TlLI o
made for the ensuing term. All lnteEsaLe4 arc
cardially tnFttad 10 be present.
The Deas8 vii be - the Law scaoci Building
from $50 20 p n. EitsF tbs lSLL OF 9Spt1i!i-
- an Tuegdays Wednesday, and Thursdays OF
esch ygesk where he nay be consulted.
me Secretary will be zt his ofiee IN the
law building daily from $50 % P m, tef
i0fsrE8ati0p enrolment, psyment Of fees. etc
Students proposing % connect themselves Slth
fk- .cbool are earnestly requested 80 enroll De-
fefs the opening night
CireuIars can he obtained &C the BOOSTERS o
IoygdsFuiIk s Co, 1924 S.-est northwest and
John BYrns 3 Co, Isz2 Il Street northwest aad
II L. n s Thompson Pharmacy. TO5 Fifteenth
sryest northwest, - upon application - ths
JludeFsignsd- ;. n AEAA2lA-'s
sel5-2fL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL TEEE-SDeCiaI meeting or
the journey man FlasTerers Of Local U.s.
MONDAY OCTOBER .. 1904. 1890 i. 81
Business gf Importance. By order OF
the President y. McCORMICk.
THE CCECORAN SCHOOL OF ART
VIII reopen Jo students Tor the session
l3u4-l9I5 AS follows Day classes. Mon
day. October 9 Night classes Monday.
October -. Water color class TUESDAY.
>OEemDer L T. a.. MESS ER. pgiu-
THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMA-
oY viii hold an examination FOR regis
uatiol MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1914.
a. b.. lt National College OF Pharmacy
Candidates must have tLetr tppilica-
lions. together win the Zee. filed with
LI= secretary before October % 1904
HENRY a. JOHNSTON, Fuar D.. Sec
rotary. l-Z New Jersey ave. Aw- se-s-st
SPECIAL EOTICE-The annual meet
nag or the stockholders Oh the Connect
elL Avenue Highlands Company VIII DE
held at NOON 81 cOmpauy.s ONCE, OC-
LJBEk y Lga+ Tor election OF directors
and other business. GEO T. ROBIN
SON SeeTeLarg. se2s-7t
THE CORCORAE GALLERY or ART
VIII reopen 10 the public Ou week days
cora SATURDAY. OCTOBER q. 1914
---.--L u. j. MCGUIRE Director.
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ADDITIONAL LECTURERS IL FOURTH XEAH
OR POST GRADUATE COURSE:
HON. HAHTIN 3. NORRIS. Ii. D.
associate Juatics Court Of Appeals o. "a D-a-
trict Of Columbia
On the History 81 TIE Development q Law aaa
Comparative JuEigETudsaes-
HON. HOLMES CONRAD,
Gate Solicitor GsBsEal OF the United statss)s
On ths History % English LaW.
HON. SETH SHEPARD, Ii D.
associate Justice Court q Appeals Of tie Dis
trict Of ColUmhiz).
On the History Oi Consttt1f lonzl Law End toe
Foundations q Civil Liberty.
REV RENE holland, s. j.
On Nature Law and Canon Ian.
MONROE SAiFH. IL D.
CPr6fsEsoF 81 ths school Of Political scieaes q
Columbia University, New YORK city,.
On Civil Law.
HON. LOUIS Z. AcCOAAS, IL D.
Gate Associate Justice suPrsme Court OF the
District % Columbis)s
On international Law and Foreign Relations q
the United States
RALEIGH G. MihDh, Ii. D,
fProfesor q Law IN the University Of flFELnlzJs
On tie Conflict Of Lava
HON. CHARLES G. Ill LII. D.,
nats Aaocizte Justice supTeu-s Court % the
District q C0lumbis)s
On Railroad Accident Law, Municipal Corpora
tiens Jurisdiction Of United States Courts.
Conhict Of Jurisdictions and
other subjects
= NOTA MCGlLLs IL NJ
On Patent Law.
WILLIAM C. WOODWARD, II. D., Ii. A.
On Medical Jurisprudence.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, IL D.
Ga Legal Ethics.
j.. y. BAKER, A. N LIZ NJ
On General Practice and Exercises in Pleading
and Evidence
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gardiug the relative lighting capacity OF
the combatauJs. Military historians
have stated that tho Russians are vastly
stronger IN defense than ia attack. and
that they have often distinguished them
selves in their defensive operations.
Though tle present war has been for
the Russians an iUvariaBI bis defensive
one. yet they have been beaten
To is said thst the japanese have been
numerically superior 10 their enemy, but
sncn claim is not based on the slight
est foundation AT LiBo Yang the Rus
SLAMS were fairly driven from naturally
strong position by q force that was lit
lle. n any. stronger The paper asks
d half "a million Russians would be able
GO recover Daluy and Port Arthur fac
ing an equal number % japanese on the
defensive
Russians in Korea.
REPORTS have been received 90 the ef-
feet shat there are 500 Russians al four
points I'm northern Korea. Those who
were lately 40 KoyHan moved north last
Monday.
A dispatch from Seoul states that the
Korean minister OF education has been
ordered 10 proceed 10 Japan TO inspect
the japanese educational system.
To Is reported LnaJ the Specie Bank v-iW
open branch at LiaO-Eang
10 Is believed thai the amendments 20
TIE conscriptiou law constitute Japan's
answer 10 the Gears ukase forming a
second ManchuF5au army. The .Koku-
min. remarks that the amendments are
not welcomed, Out are necessary 10 es-
labllsh peace In the Far East
The Pekiu correspondent Of the
ASaAl reports that French ana
Chinese capitalists viii establish a baak
at T'entsiu with capital 9f 100000
taeis.
Korean Reforms
A telegram from Seoul states that
the Emperor OF Korea sanctions the
reforms Insisted upon by Japan es-
taolishing general stan the military
education Of officers, modern uniforms
and arms, the japanese rife or 1857 10
be issued 90 the troops. ana the dis
ITibuJi0u of the garrisOns to be re-
Eised
Major General Yetchiyong. the chief
aide or tine Emperor. was present with
his san al the signing OF the protocol
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ASSAULT FAILS
on PORT ARTHUR

ST. PETERSBURG. OCT 1.-The gene
er4l staU has received news chat 4u as-
sault upon Port arthur was made last
Sunday and was everywhere repuIsed.
The report thsL the Japanese are using
Chefoo as harbor FOR torpedo boats
IS Indignantly resented here il viii
supply a. lead 10 Russia for utilizing
Mongolia taT military purposes.
The change OF tactics uu the part OF
the japanese attacking all along the
line renders General SIo=sseI's task
aouo-E difficult. He can no longer CAD
our the reserves and concentrate them
on one spot. as was the case heretofore.
Japs' Chances Better
The muirsr5 critic Of the --Norae
Nremya" says thiz increases the chances
of JauaE.S srtccasz-
a dispatch from CleTo0 90 the ..Baurss
Gazette denies the japanese reports thai
ihe guns OF the bes=ig=rs 40 Port Arthur
have made the har1uT uuteualIe and
Competed The squadron 10 leave che
port The corle=D pendent says bee mas re-
CaiFel thoroughly reliable Information.
Ll-aL lla japanese have NOT obtained gun
positions -rom which they could bonn
rafo the ships Moreover. tEe enormous
losses rueE sustained 30 their recent at-
t-thss which were everywhere IeDuls-d.
obliged them no cease their assaults
since September 20.
Pause At Port Arthur.
LONDON. Oer. 1.-The Chalo1 CORE
sD0Hdelt of tua Daily lIaIr-sfys there
s. another pause 5u The ogerati1rs IN
Port arthur. Tie adds that japanese
ouc-al -u conversation made it apparent
THAI the recent attacks Ola the fortress
had failed iu attaining their main OBJ
5ec-s although they gave the besiegeEz "a
number az Important positions
enc lil---t--5 strength Or the fortress
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and
IL SIS NV, Rev. Samuel II. Greene,
-. D.. pastor.-s-s1 q. m, sunday school.
W s. ShalIeub=rger. superintendent.
pastor ID am. and $3.50 On Teachers
Bible Club. Thursday. pm. Church
prayer meeting 8 pm. Eudeav0r meet
l-Bs- tuesday,. 3 pm. ana sunday, 6.i3
p.u. An are cordially invited. IL
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church or
Christ. Scientist. corner i5Lh and II SIS.
EW--serylee. Sunday, II am. SubJeeI.
Are Sin. Disease. and Death Real9''
Sunday school 10 am Wednesday. 5
D. m. Public cordially invited. All seats
tTer. Free reading rooms iu the Bond
bulding. II
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST s-Preach-
Pavilion, corner Rhode Island ave and
50 ST. NV OBJ sunday evening al 80
subject 'fauIs sunday Keeping EN-
amlued-' Services each evening during
Jhe week az the same hour. 1t
BISHOP EARL CRANSTON u. d.
VIII preach al u am al the reOpeuiug
ser} ices OF Hylaud AI. j.. Church corn -
lyln and ID Streets southwest Rev. j.
q. Nicholson d. u. viii preach al
}. m. The choir assisted by the RebeW
Orchestra viii render special music al
both services SolOlsJs tor thv day
MFs. IT, J.. sJephensou. Mr.. VIM Ga
baugh. ana Mir. Harry Stevens. Rev.
5 NJ iarusOCE. ID. D.. viii preach on
Thursday evening. Reunion OF member
j.
FeN- X. L. Wright pastor ~
THE SECULAR LEAGUE opens its fan
meetings al Loyal Legion Han, 4lS 10Th
ST. NV at 3 pm. sunday october =.
President David Eccl-s viii deliver
snort inaugural address AFTER WEicl
Mr David Waters viii speak Oh the sub
JeeL- GOD and Our NeiRHD1r." Free dis
cua-lou. All are cordially Invited IL
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRISTI SCI
ENLIST Han 1902 I4th 81. nw.-Servlces
I J. HH rs4
ease. and Death RealE' Sunday school,
y m.i Wednesday, pm, Reading
room Traders Bank Building. Ugh 81,
ana EeuuHs wanna ave IL
ENANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH, Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 st.
uW.-Suuday services. ~ am. and 1880
pm. subject Or morning lecture, by
Bishop OLIVER a.. SABiN. Teaching
Metaphysical Science. and How 20
Overcome All Material Error" The sun
DAY evening service VIII consist o. au
experience meeting lu which al can tel
or Their experience ia healing the sick
and demonstrating over material ar
fairs. quiz meeting Wednesday evening
at 1890 o'clock. Commencing with the
services al lE "a. 10. Bishop Sabiu viii de-
liver the first ~ a series Of fifteen leg-
lures 1u Divine AerapHEsIc5. While ENis
course OF lectures vii. iearH how 10 heal
tEU sick, as well as those formerly gwen.
uluen attention viii Doe given 10 teach
ing now 20 overcome the s0-caIIsd diff
cllties OF life. aua specially how 10 dem
uustrate prosperity. There is no more
excuse f0T a person being poor chan
there DIS being sick The same power
controls our material AFFAIRS that con
trolls our spiritual These lectures are
free. All invited II
gOLORED EVANGELICAL. CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE CHERCH-At Grav's
Han. in odd Fellows EUlldiug on nj 81
NV. between 10th and l1th SITS at
-m.. Elder ROLAND T. HAZARD viii
deliver a lecture ou the subject OF ''Cre-
alton OF Man" All invited It
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colleague s. dispatch saying shat the
enemy IS greatly puzzled by the con-
uuued llac-lou 0t The japanese
They seem TO bee unable lB realize that
Tle Japanese. confident OF their superb
GRITTY can afford 10 WaiL until they have
completed their preparations. They have
accurately measured IhF limits al Ela
E-lert-lst=lp and lighting capacity al
their opponents and are not LIa least
anxious about the arrival of Russian
Te-eurCrCemeuLs
Comparative Estimate.
AIukden. Oct 1.-The Russians est5-
mate kuTokis army 10 consist of -G
bartali0ns, ls squadrous. and -16 guns.
Oku's, J5 battalious- - ~luadsors and
~ guns. and Nuizu - bar-alEou=. 3
SQuduruLs. and 10 guns
The total Jtuauese forces ARE COM
puted 20 be- $4,000 infantry. $3.50 ea-yal f.y.
and dls guns.
ODESSA. OCT 1.-The .Bu-Sl1va We
to1mCSll. Processes r3 have Lle most
accurate data lur us statement Ihar tho
Japanese have a-1.uIJ troops il Man
ChuTl-. 5000 un The L4iao-Tul- p-liu-
slla, -te41 90 Korea. and 6HHHI el route
Tor Azlclurla
By the middle 0- October Russia viii
have approximately 4UH HIl troops iu tlt
Held inclusive OF those at FladlEC=tos
and Port arthur. Consequently Tho
Japanese VIII linen be about Ia#.uI.
stronger than -l= Russians
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lie Souihern Rome School,

Ile Cary school. formerly Of Baltimore Md
A Boarding and Day school iuF A0uug Ladisa
ANA Little Girls. VIII reopen AZ 1895 ana 1907
MiutWo0d Place, Washington, ID. g., October
l. 1904 Regular ana special courses Art
History and Preparation fox European travel
sueel4lties. Uuusual facilities Tor she study
of Music. Catalogues may b. had on zppIiea-
zion ~ the school.
MISS MARY GRAHAM DUFF. Principal
ss5-r0l-SsL
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School of Medicine.

The hfty-hfth session " III begin SsptembeE g
ana resgfuue eight ns0uLhs. Students ulstFicu-
Isred Tor dzy instruction only, night Lectures
hsyiBg been abolished. Practical laboratory
gyork. under special instructors In Anatomy,
pbysigIoVv. Chemistry Histology, Pathology
"a BscterioIogy. Ample facilities foT clinical
experience and practical sork In hospitals q
rifv md in Lhs University Hospital. For eizcu-
Jars -'-'' Or. G. II. KOBER. go H Street.
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED - Today, information about
nat available Wednesday next: four
rooms and bath all modern improve
IAeHts5 foF man. wife. ana tWO-year-old
child, give location. detailed description.
price. or 40 attention. Address TO-DAY.
Box go this Office scI-2t
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TANNERS
Business College,

Il and gth, Loan and Trust Bldg; g.
passenger eleVat1gs5 no walking up
stairs Call lE telephone Main l45 for
catalogue. The Principal was official
court 4EteuosTap her, late Public Accom-
tauL. and over ~ years teacher OF bust
ness methods
Students registering now can get half rate
Tor the luil course. selg-tu- L.su-I1t
Hiss Balch's Civil Service Institute,
80 ST. n w.
Thousands Prepared for
Examinations aug-sJt
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Gregg Shorthand.

Why spend TWO seasons 20 learn the
Pitman system, when you can learn the
Gregg Iu ole at
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
81 East Capitol Street
gAgE ia 50 II-Ef
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING e. co. 90 r. ST.
aW--By authority % Congress we wills
sell aL public auction 90 pay storage
charges. etc.. ou WEDNESDAY. OC-
LJEEE Q. 1904 at 1J A. A. goods and
aEallel- stored il he name 0f H. h.
Haven. assignee. and Maggie Brown.
seq. 90 oeI.145
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RATi0HAI GOlIEBE OF PHARmAGY

sEssIDN HUNS sEFI- 20 10.
Lectures and laboratory courses ia Botany.
Materia Aediga, ToSicglOEy, General AMI Ana
lytIcaI Chemistry and Pharmacy end Micro
agopy. Special students received iu any Of the
hFsuChss-
Eor prospectus address JEs secretary, Wy
MOND H. BRADBURY, SIS 1 81 uW- once
hours Daily from a-u. 10 pm EVENING"
from e 10 On Mondays, Wednesdays. and fgl-
DAYS sezJ-l@t
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BUILDINGS
PEE TnENTs


SCL0Hi biAH ~GLLEaE
William Ailen Wubar. A. n. Ar,i,- No.
LAG-EBrauua.e courses. tus- ~ r,rl,r--
go I1a-iiiea men ana women. leading
- zee - ses ~ bac--elor ~ Arts end Bsc53-
L-ee..ires ana Rotations Ia University
I l'-l- from go a "a. unLlI G:5J y. IL
--l1- arg craving rooms. and laBorag5-
ne pen eAlll ~ A.. ~,
Ess8 llar o. suG-laI courses NAV -
.af-r-- ~ those Muy can attend ouiy az
- 49, y elocA. 14any electives; vel
StetDDE4 iaDOTatoElez-
Entrance examinations. September =
Graduates OF Washington High schools
ana Otuer accredited scnogIs aaIaifred
WttlSuL examination
SESSION DeEins seULems-~ -
Ak - 1874 SClEu CE0
,,,S 1La11ats coursea open - properly
Qualllls0 men ma women, Ieadfusr - C1T-
steSs % Master OF ATS, AlasLer % SEE
IL-ss CiFu EIgiueer. electrical Esugl-
-seis Aa1cnailll.sll 14nsl,lsers ana Doctor
taelAtles Ior pursuing regular ana
st,SS4a4 courses same as those a. C0lu1R-
sian NolisEes
flsnry st. George Tucker, Ii D., Dsaa.
Three years course. Leaning 70 degree
q Bachelor OF Laws, ana a sDsclaI
course o. one year IA EaLsuL Law. lead
ms 10 the degree OF Master q Patent
session begins October 3 Lectures
rom $40 unLu ego r. II.
JuRiSPRUDEHCE & DIPLOMACY
Three courses " higher legal, political.
Anu diplomatic training, leading to the
degrees OF MasLeE OF Laws, ALasLer OF
Dtt+o+aacys ana DOgLor OF EIVll Laws.
session begins October 4 Lectures
EF0La siss untu 90 4. II.
MEDICINE
W. =. Z. Phillips. n D., Dean.
Two complete courses or lectures. reel
tatlCn3s l&DOEdIorys and clinical work
Val Ds gwen curing tns year beginning
AZ 80 A. "a and az A-5J J.. ID
session beglns September -
Inc best facilities Tor laboratory ana
clinical Work are anorued ia the new
buildings Tor the Hospital and the hIedi-
cal SchcoL Fan examinations Ga sep
teEnbsE -
DENTISTRY
}. Hall Lewis, D. o. $, Dean
Two complete courses OF lectures. rsci-
tatlonss laboratory and Clinical work VIII
De given curing the year, BEGINNING AZ
~ A. n. and AZ 4,50 j.. M
Session begins september 20 The frea
2 al examinations on september q.
FoT catalogues and Information can
upon or address
OTIS D. SWEET. Registrar.
5. E. Cos. II and lsth Streets
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Emerson Institute

SELECT CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MN AND BOYS.
sl4 l4tl st., opposite Franklin square
CHAs. b. DUNG, a. 81, Pm D.. Principal aaa
Proprietor.
Begins its ESd year September s.. 1904 This
school has "a national reputation, and Is recoE
Eized as oHe &c the leading preparatory schools
~ this country. IL prepares Tor all the unlFeT-
slties, colleges, and scientific schools. for the
United States Military and Naval Academies
and for business special department. Cor bays
from seven 10 twelve years % age Circulars q
tBs Doga stores. Tor information address
GEORGE H. SENSAEk, b. S..
Associate PriHeip4! and dead Master.
seg-EJE
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ED-MANDDIIE. GUITAR. and
BANJO PUPILS.
club advantage 10 pupils free
WALTER j.. HOLT. Washington Col
l-Ee OF Music l2is-iZ2U II ST. NV
8gI-3UI
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THE oLNEV 8 CHooL
lI52 lsIh ST.

lLa- LsIH 80
Primary. Academic, college Preparatory.
Miss Virginia Mason DOsseg
Miss Laura Lee D0TseY
TIRE OLNEY ATHLETIC COURT.
Ten pins, tennis etlsf-b4l-, 1IoqleJ. etc.
may be rented by small clubs for special hours
daily on low terms. sezf-u
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GuNSTON.

l46I ldass. ave. 1912 s. 1913 & 1872 I4th 81.
NV 4 School Tor Girls and y Dung Ladies
OPENS IT. ESDAT. OCTOBER
MIR. and MRS b. X. MASON.
Miss Edith NJ. Clark Lila Associate
Principal 1e8l-lUJ
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HOWARD
Rev. John Gordon, DID,, President
LAW SCHOOL

Founded 1867 This Wsil-ku0wu Law
School viii open October first az
o'clock D. ia. ia its c0mmodl0us building
40 Fifth Street northwest.
The school is open 10 all without dis
uncJi0u OF sex. race or creed, above
eighteen years Of age. possessing the
proper qualifications. Tuition free
For circulars containing fuu informa-
zion apply 10 or address James z.
Bmdy. Secretary. 430 Fifth Street u0rth-
g.e-E
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CiViISGrViCGCOurSe

Twenty-Five private lessons. ~ minutes
each 5000. twenty-five class lessons.
two hours each. 5000.
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
81 East Capitol Street.
seq b a. gu-LF
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FLYRR's BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Washington School
For BOYS

With its Boarding ana Day Depart
v9fufs. with its Junior and Senior Schools
with its modern buildings, ana It's ex-
rarsiys athletic grounds, with its able
f-srtlltv and It's thorough course OF
srudv. offers unusual advantages for
The education OF boy tr0m the time
he leaves the Kindergarten until ne en-
tiers COLLEGE.
A Yesr-Hook may be obtained a. the leading
f.CoFgtores and hotels, OF 81 tHs Head Master,
LOUIS l. HOOPER, 1901 wisconsin Avenue.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Including Medical, Dental and
Pharmaceuilo Colleges,

Opens October first al S u. IA. Day
school for New AlaLrlCulauJs. TuitioE
Fee iu Medical and Dental Colleges. eaei
$50 Pharmacautic College $40
All students must register before DC
J0ber 18th, 1894.
For catalogue or Information apply C
OF address F. j. Shadd, A. ID, 9gi
Street northwest s52s-31
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Dental Department.

The opportunities for = modern AID strictly
49, -fz-s education in Dentistry are nowhere
---zl1sT sessloH begins September -.
W. \. COGAS, d. ID. s.
IA a-r 20 Street y. "
The Washington times., 1904-10-01

HOLDREB EVANGELICAL CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE CHGRCH-At Gray's
HAN. In odd Fellows HJIIldiug, Ou ri 81
NV. between 10th and 18th SITS. at 9
pm. Elder ROLAND Il. HAZARD viii
deliver lecture ou the subject OF ''Cre-
alton OF Man" All invited. IL