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DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths were reported to
The Health Department within the last
twentyfour hours:
Buckner Mary. 81. PASS Phillips court
COOK. Willie. 6. Children's Hospital
Harreil. Armstead N. a. 1904 efA ST NV
LAwless. Bridget. 20. llO7 d st ne
Le Sros Annie E. IS. 32I ls1z st sw.
11uIien, Hilda. 9. 20O3 Sth St NV
Hnodes, Thomas. %. Casualty Hospitai
STANLEY. Mary j.. 75 1923 sth st NV.
ssna1Siin: 81 a,a Dayid: 8, 2olo st. nw-
Wesley, Lucy. s6, 1927 X st NV
Burrough. Mary F.. 8 NOS 400 Richardson ST
chapman. owen B. mos. z23 Navy place
Norloik. Esther. mos, Children-s HOSPITAL
yates: Carold. s mos. 1880 I'd st. NV.
washington, Lille ~, mos gS4 SHOWS CT
buoo. Geo. d, mo. All 81; NV
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

School for Employed Men and Youths
experts IN education and the personal in
struction of experienced teachers
in practical subjects
Session I9O5-o6 opens October Is
Preliminary enrolment now on.
Formal registration october 9-16-
Courses of Study and Instructors:
Algebra. Sidney F. Smith
Architectural Drafting. A. NJ P Masch-
meyer.
Arithmetic. Luther F. Speer
Bookkeeping. ". W. Rogers.
Business Law. Jesse L. Potbury IL B.
Electricity. TO be announced.
English and Spelling. H o. Hine-
Freehand Drawing. williams Welch-
Geometry. Sidney F Smith 5ft
French. Prof L. E c. CoIliere
German. Dr. Arnold Werner -Spanhoofd
Latin. Prof Percival Padgett-
Mechanical Drafting, A NJ p Maschreyer
Machine Designing. A NJ P. MaschmNser
Penmanship. Dr. James c. Hatton
Rhetoric H o Hine
Spanish. Manuel Fraile
stenography. E. P Hanna
Typewriting. Dr. D. C. Davis
Clubs for Orchestra practice, vocal music.
mandolin work and debate. will be organ
lied under competent direction. II suficfent
applications are received.
New Building opens October l6. Entire
third floor. covering lI.Too square feet. de-
voted 70 educational work. Best and most
spacious equipment afforded by any Associa-
tion School in United States
Association Evening School IS a privilege Of
membership in the Young Mems Christian
Association Membership Iees- Educational
S.. Full, sic. a small class fee for each
class-subject-
Any self-respecting man may Join
For detailed information on educational
physical. religious, or social privileges OF
membership. with terms. communicate wfrb
Educational Department, Y. NJ c. A,
1885 q street NV Washington
1875 @ street NV. Washington
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/ DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE to the pub
he that having purchased the interest
OF VIM ]. Murray IN the property and
effects OF the late firm of Forsberg &
Murray. machinists and engineers, l
shall continue the conduct of the same
business with new and additional fea-
wharf. Eighth and Water streets south
west; office, Thirteenth and + streets
northwest. All debts due the old firm
are payable 20 me and l will pay all
debts owed by the late firm Former
patrons are thanked for their patron
age and continuance of such patron
age is solicited My personal attention
VIII be given 70 all business intruStcd
to me. Telephones NJ 751 and NJ 742:
night call NJ 1921 F. G.. w FORSBERG,
late with FOrsbeTg & Murray. se2S-4t
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Departments
Arts and Sciences.
Division of Graduate Stndies

Departments.
Arts and Sciences.
Division Of Graduate Studies.
Graduate courses co-educationai. leading
10 degrees OF Master of Arts Master OF
sclence. Civil Engineer. Electrical Engineer.
Mechanical Engineer and doctor OF Philos-
ophy.
Columbian College.
Undergraduate COURSES. co-ecucas.onai
leading 10 degrees OF Bachelor or Arts sr-i
Bachelor OF Science
College Of Engineering
Undergraduate courses co-educational.
leading 10 the Bachelor OF Science degrees in
SlSli. Elscti.ea!. Aid AecharicAI Engineer
ing.
Division OF Architecture
: Undergraduate course. co-educationaI.
leading 10 the degree OF Bachelor OF Science
In Architecture.
Medicine
Faculty Of Medicine
iour.year course. also a fve-year course.
Ieaoing 10 the degree Of Doctor OF Medicine
Faculty Of Dentistry.
OK Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
Law and Jurisprudence
Regular law course. leading 70 the degree
or Bachelor OF Laws.
Graduate courses. leading to the degrees
OF Master Of Laws. Master or Patent Lew
and Doctor OF Jurisprudence
Politics and Diplomacy.
Graduate courses, leading to degrees of
Master OF Diplomacy and Doctor Of Philos
ophy.
For catalogues and further Information com
OTIS D. SWEET. Registrar.
Cor. Il and 18th streets. ~. w.
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IMPERATIVE notice TO advertisers:
Space in the Belasco Theater Program is
new for sale The handsomest ever pro-
duced here: a veritable edition Ge luxe
Size limited TO the high-class, respon--
sible advertisers only; no others desired.
Guaranteed circulation Theater will
play the greatest attractions in America.
and audiences will be immense and elite.
Representative will call and explain
rates. Address BELASCO THEA Ter
PROGRAM CO. Davidson bldg, city.
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EXCURSIONS.

Last Sunday the steamer Charles Mac
alester made a forty-mile trip down the
Potomac and return. which was largely
patronized and much enjoyed. This trip
will be repeated tomorrow, and a much
larger crowd is expected TO take the sail
of eighty miles without making a stop.
giving all an opportunity 70 view the
scenery along the river. which is most
beautiful at this time OF year. The
steamer Charles Manchester Will leave
Seventh street wharf tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock. and returning. reach
home about 7.30 p. N. Meals, lunches.
and refreshments can be had on the
steamer az city prices.
On week DAYS the steamer Charles
Manchester makes two trips to Mt Yer
non, leaving Seventh street wharf at
10 a. m. and 2:30 p m. returning, due
70 arrive at Washington at 2:15 and 6.1s
r. m The steamer passes in plain view
of the United States arsenal, Alexan-
dria, Fort Foote, and the modern fortif-
cations at Forts Washington and Hunt.
There is an elegant cafe on the steamer.
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IRISH INDUSTRIES
ARE CLOSING DOWN
P. I. Moran, of Washington,
Reports Bad Conditions.
COSTLY OFFICIALS BLAMED
Lack Sympathy Needed for Successful
Rule-People Longing for
Home Rule.

p. T. Moran. one OF the most promi-
nent Irishmen in the city, has returned
20 Washington from a two months trip
through Ireland, England. and France
Mr.. Moran went primarily for pleasure
and. incidentally, to study conditions in
Ireland.
II travelled through the south of Ire
land he said. visiting Dublin, Cork
and other cities. II was my first trip
TO the old country since 1 left it. when
eight years old. and I was greatly i'm
pressed by the beautiful scenery and the
cordial welcome which greets the
stranger al every place.
Flour Mills Quit.
Industrial conditions in Ireland are
very bad. The flour mills have all
closed down, as well as other indus
tries The lord mayor of Limerick
told me the condition in Ireland is due
TO the rule OF high priced officials, not
in sympathy with the people. The
lord lieutenant of Limerick receives
annually $4,000.
Il found a great yearning among the
people TO. govern themselves. The in
nuence of the Irish on politics in this
country is well known in Ireland and
England. In England many officials
expressed themselves to me as favor
able to the home rule privilege for Ire
land.
Speaking Irish Tongue.
The Irish language movement is TAX
ing a great hold on the people. but as
yet letters are not addressed in Celtic.
One of the things which struck me most
was the great number of soldiers in the
country and the small salaries paid
police They received from Sc to IS a
week, and many OF them are married
and have large families"
The Washington times., 1905-09-30
School of Medicine

The ffty-sixth session Will begin Septerr Der
2s. and continue eight months. Students
for day instruction only night
lectures having been abolished Practical
laboratory work. under special instructors in
Anatomy. Physiology. Chemistry Histology
and Bacteriology- Ample facIli-
ties for clinical experience and practical work
In hospitals OF city and in the University
Hospital. For circulars address the Dean
DIR. G. N. KOBER. 920 II Street
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

THE COMMISSIONERS of Pharmacy
Will hold an examination for registra-
m, at National College of Pharmacy
Candidates must have their appIica-
tions, together with the fee. filed with
tho secretary before October 2 1905
HENRY A. JOHNSTON, Phar. D.. Sec
retary 1221 New Jersey avenue north
west se28-St
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/ BEG TO ANNOUNCE to the public
that the late firm of Forsbers & Murray
having been dissolved by the death of
fairs thereof settled. | am now engaged
in conducting the business of machinist
and engineer at No. rs 18th st. north
west. in this city. where / shall be
pleased to serve those who may need
my service in my line OF business. w.
]. MURRAY. Formerly of Forsberg &
Murray . se29-2t
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EMERSON INSTITUTE Es5 Eaasa sSzs sss s5s

VIII open September ~. Primary DEPARTMENT
Courses preparatory for college. West Point.
and Annapolis Day and night coaching for
army. navy. pay corps. marine corps. bust-
ness civil service Catalogue WINSLOW
HOXTON RANDOLPH. Principal and Pro-
p-ietor. successor TO chas. B. Young GA
l4th ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scientist.
Hall 1902 l4th ST. nW--Services. Sunday Ii
am Subject Are Sin. Disease. and Death
Real ?''' Wednesday, pm. Reading Room
Traders National Bank building. 10th ST. nd
Pennsylvania ave. II
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National
Law School

EVENING SESSIONS ExCLUsrvELr.
OPENS OCTOBER . 1908
Practical two years course lesdln~ 70 A.
gree of Bachelor OF Laws
Post graduate course OF ons war f..Afnn
20 degree Of Master of Laws.
SSuoents and others interested are invited
10 oe present the opening night at $50 D. a
Ecr catalogue apply 10
z. D. cARUsr,
Secretary.
Fhcne NJ SsS5 1881 F So. NV,
18th St NV. between 6.30 and 80 p m.
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The
George Washington
University.

Formerly Columbian Organized by Specfal
Act OF Congress IN 1871
CHARLES WILLIS NEEDHAM IL D.
President
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

e5th Session. 19o5-c6 opens Sept -. 1915
Undergraduate. Graduate. and Professional
Courses offered. Graduates OF the washing
ton High Schools and other accredited schools
are admitted the undergraduate courses
without examination.
Entrance examinations Sept 22-26
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
viii reopen to the public on week days
on Monday. October 2. 1906. F. B. Nc
GUIRE, Director se2S-5t
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.IAN scIrNcF-Firsr

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church of
Christ Scientist, corner 18th and r SITS. NV
Service. Sunday. IL I'm. and pm; sub
Ject. Are SIN, Disease, and Dealth Real?'
Sunday School, 10 am; Wednesday
pm. Public cordially invited All seats
free Reading room in the Traders National
10th 81. NV 1t
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STUDY LAW

Young ladies' and gentlemen, II will h.lp
you IN your business career. II you don't
practice It There are three diN.ren, wavs
10 study. and teach the best ana which
costs less money and time than the other
ways, matters not where you NAV be To-
Gated. distance VIII not affect plan or in
terIere with YOUR studies We also preoare
stuoents Tor Tar examinations IN any State
etc THOS F. HANLOS
325-29 Pennsylvania ave Sc
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BOOKLETS
AND
CATALOGUES

regarding informa-
lion about the fcl-
lowing institutions
will be given on ap-
plication at the
business Office CT
this paper.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST-'"The Light
Of the Divine Life; The Only Example;
What Would Jesus Do2'' Subject at the
Tent. corner 18th and b streets southeast
Address by J. s. Washburn on Sunday at
T:90 pm. Tent meetings close October s
During last week services every night 30
Subjects. Divine Healing" .'Pentecost Re
peated; :" ''No Second Probation" The NIL
lennium:'' The New jerusalem The Tn
pardonablc Sin" All invited. Ii
The Washington times., 1905-09-30
Dental Department.

The opportunities for a modern and strictly
hrst-class education in Dentistry are nowhere
eXcelled. Session begins September 2S.
W. n. COGAN. D. d. S.
go II Street y. W
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Buildings.

University Hall. 18th anc II streets
Law Building. 1920 II street.
Medical and DeEzzI Building. 1325 II street
Architecture SIS 18th street.
laboratory OF Engineering. Van Ness Park
The University Hospitals. i333-35 street
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Imposing Dome.

The altar now stands beneath an i'm
posing dome on which are painted in
Hebrew the Ten Commandments. In
front of the high altar hangs the per-
petual light.
Five handsome stainsd-glass windows
Eave been added to- the auditorium, and
the frescoing throughout the temple has
been renewed. Delicate shades of light
blue. gray and pink have been used.
and the effect is strikingiy artistic.
When last nights service began, the
auditorium was filed. Special music by
an augmented choir was one of the chief
features, and, when Ribbi Stern had
concluded chanting the service, Rabbi
Simon preached an eloquent sermon on
Within the Gates" In the course of
his sermon, he gave vent to the preva-
lent antagonism of the Hebrews against
Russia by saying that as in the past
twelve months the world had seen disas-
ters and war. II had also seen peace
and an arrogant nation humbled. He de-
clared that it was right not 70 wlsE to
know the future. but to wait for he
joys In store.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30
STRAYER'S
Business COLLEGE.

situations To graduates or refunds money:
typewriters al students homes free Books
Thorough training in Shorthand Typewrtt-
Ing. Bookkeeping Penmanship. Arithmetic
English, etc Terms moderate Special one
months trial offer Call. w-tte or phone
Eain $3.50 for catalogue 1lth and SITS. nv
xsI6-tf
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

ST. ALBAN'S HILL-Open-eir service Ca
thedrai site. sunday. pm. The Rev. c. c.
Pierce. y. D., Chaplain Il. :. Army will
pre-. "a. Vested choir. assisted by Marine
Band. Special cars. 22d 81. ~
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

THE SECULAR LEAGUE resumes its an
nual meetings at Pythian Temple 9th IT
NV. above X, second floor at 8 pm, sun
day. October l. Opening address. by Presi-
dent David Eccles. followed by II. w. Selah
Free discussion. All are invited II
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ASSOCIATION
EVENING SCHOOL
H36 G Street N. NJ.

A School for Employed Men and Youths,
Conducted ar night under the direction OF
experts IN education and the personal in
struction Of experienced teachers
in practical subjects
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

TANNERS BUSINESS
COLLEGE c Loan ,ss.ss = asas. : . n.as- se
2Sd year. PROF. Tanner was CHIEF Official
stenographer in the New York State LeSis-
lature: also Public Accountant
Use of text books FREE
Typewrtters at home FREE
Positions garanteed- Call or send for Csta-
icgues-
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.'s|
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
MIR. w. H. GROVERMANN,

Formerly in charge of the repair depart
ment at Gait & Bros. announces that he
has associated himself with the BERRY
& WHITMoRE Co, F and nth SITS.
Re2O- 2t
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Many Stores Closed.

Many Washington stores were closed
today. These were all the establish
ments of members Of the Hebrew faith
who annually suspend business during
the progress of the New Year season.
Many Of the stores will open at {
o clock this eveninS when the season
win be declared over.
All day today the festivities have
gone on Visits have been made, pres
ents have been exchanged and in every
household the New Year has been q
joyous event.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

COLORED EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE-In True Reformers' Hall. Room 3
corner Twelfth and L NV at o. m
Elder ROLAND 3. HAZARD will deliver
a lecture on the subject of Divine Heal
ing" All invited IL
The Washington times., 1905-09-30
The Eerlifz School of Languages,

rs 14th ST NV. A Gonard Prime
Grand Prize, st. Louis Exposition. 1904
French, German. Spanish. Italian. Russian.
etc. Native teachers. Trial lesson free.
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Sermon on Duty.

Rabbi Simon again preached at this
mornings service on Duty" when he
laid before his congregation their obli-
cations 10 themselves. TO their families
and TO God
He emphasized the fact that. when one
has done ones duty. has adhered to the
things which he believes to be right
and just and has done all in his power
to keep at peace with the world and his
fellow-men. he is leading an upright life
and one which cannot fail Of It's reward
The season of Rosh-ha-sha-nah will
conclude with the reformed Hebrews at
sunset this evening but members of the
orthodox faith will continue the cele-
bration forty-eight hours.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30
CHURCH NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, sth and II
Sta nw.-Rev. Samuel II. Greene D D. pas
tor.-9:30 a m. Sunday school. P. H. Bris-
low, Superintendent. Public worship, with
sermons by the pastor ar IL m and 80 pm
Christian Endeavor meetings. Sunday, 80
pm. and Tuesday at 5 pm. Prayer meet
ings Thursday al pm. Bible Club Thurs
day at pm. All are cordially invited II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 C 81. NV.
Services, IL "a and 7-30 p. m. The morning
lecture. by Bishop OLIVER c SABIN will be
the first OF series Of twelve lectures teach
and the inhermonies OF life This will be
the only free course given during the year
and those who wish TO learn this science
should endeavor to attend all OF the lectures
commencing with the first. subject of the
evening lecture. by Mrs. o F. THORNI-
LEY. Evangelical Christian Science" Tes-
timonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7:SG
Han centrally located; seats comfortable
free; all cordially invited. 1t
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

For catalogues and further Inflammation com
rounicate with
OTIS D. SWEET Registrar.
Cor. II and 18th streets. ~ w.
The Washington times., 1905-09-30

Session 1905-06 opens October IS.
Preliminary enrolment now on.
Formal registration October 9-l6-
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mebr 10 orOB. maa eeu6bnte iid ba,
ran uno beutSutaee miro, tueun irs
osub Elm NiiaiOndr einiee ouuosittlu.
ienoe 81 u~Ubltbdtigen 8weden Der
9iebt, nur llAtig oauon 3OtiS ee.
nummen. 90 bat oenn bic 9l1.
ridt. oaB AUDI Sji. Setter, Der Obi
clsuer NtlGiOnar, unter bic 9ji(an.
trupeu ee5anssn 1T, ieinsrtei Guf'
iebsn erreet unb mon udrbe sar
ni6t einmal iebr erituunt ieiu, rusnn
man h6rsn uiroe, bas StuFslI Sage,
Der nlts Rnauier, einipe GauIenb
Dollars iih u~bseSwudt babe. 9as
Bolt tam MOTT uerblifft, aber mid t
auf bic Dauer estduidt wsrbeu. Sc
1T idon ldnsit 81 Der Grtenntuib &c.
tOmmsn, baB oieie iugeuauuten Ybi.
~lautrOpben ueitor nidts tbuu, ale bon
ibren ersuuuertsu, erpreBten uub &c.
itoblenen 20 .Gioneu eiuen iuinStsen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-07-28

Bie OFT ltebt man 4eute BON RUM
nrer uno 5Orge aebeuat, niht ourd]
Die 2ait Der Sabre, ionoern burt
fDrperIide 2eioeu; uun ben 8eranl'
9unaen oes Gebens abeeihnitten in
einem utter in melhem bieielben ea
8eraoe senieBen ioaten. Die uriade
lit oft in ~tranten uno untbatigen Nlr.
rem 81 iuhen. Sino oieie Oreane
trant, Tam Niemano eeiunb ietn.
Der Sebraud BON Sap u.8a bal
uiele hOffnunesloie Snuatib:n ruiebel
81 i~tarter uno robulter Seiunobeii
uerbOIfe : 8erfauft bel 8alter
Bros.