Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1892, Page 14

Hee = id ee ; - a : 14 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, SATURDAY, "SEPTEMBER 24, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. WEBSTER'S ORATORY. | xe weninetast Sanit tn oY A — aa aa with theoccasion. ‘*Confident in his resources,” 4 N¢@tionan UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, COLUMMIAN UNIVERSITY, _ EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. | EDUCATIONAL. NGTON, | G “a. >) — goroetows U xivensrry says. chronicle, “springing from no vain esti- P) oPADUETY, (LHe COLUMDIAN UNIVERSITY. (FOUADED Stay The copame Eow It Impressed a Man Who Heard mate of his powers, but’ the legitimate off- E Hoo. ARTHUR MacAKTHU", LL.D. == acne ‘Grebe: i . 2 a a The Prers ‘School. . < TY. ane. ty ro chew “rk Poingot preor setere mortal eine ee 3 snare talent — "pa tated ft pe aavt nes Seon ernet Him Speak. ined and excited him. Ile had gauged 5 dent, Rent stems Parris opponent, his subject and himself." When 2 Hon. 8, 0. SEavatl Tox, ILD. : he aoe Fyramtce'hy Be rer ome ER | melee gg ee gee 2 Ferwpruace:Comueast aan erat PENNE | "For tabaraes aise ees Ron WiLL TZ nemiem Somonctestions, ty Pret D, 8. Lows HIS WONDERFUL ELOQUENCE. | ‘0perior strength. | He showed it in bis bearing 5 Ea Grin Pisalinr ant Pc SERIE WEttaso, rtm. rraidene | | POM cunrit Dayal ty ite Fe Sr ahaa Sree s erage | defiant," This exordinm te famiar to the | ; it the Washinton Bary P- aye e TRY SOUUIGIATE: Derancateny. | Mac Shen ae thom : — res! id — Lecturer jurisdiction of the U. 8. Courts. ex rrises of denartment will be res c b= It Completely Overpowered His Hearers and | pal gumdiee Te an prana geieetientl : ‘iid panes SOULE. U4, ce eet Mane ie niseitee Tie techs teats | Dean of the Pacalty. and Lac ver inal. where nearly 3.000 yationte Held Them Speltbound—The Magnetic | probably is less known. He began by saying, ‘Law in Johns Hoy , ‘of study have teen extendet, the labaratory factiicves Sechecnte e 7 Lecturer on Peitohal Pr pene et ede Rela- | icrensed aml the faraity enfarced Bom. seneat tna eiteox. 21. b, estaba Gia tigyeinn 4 His Remark. | “When the mariner has been* towed for many Pe port te" B fu be axsiened to duty tn besrral : ¥ “The Colinee is open to simients of both sexes Ap- jer on the Law o/ Tes! Pataie aid the Law of days in thick wea‘her, and on an unknown sea, = Mone, Mills. ant Aduinistration. n-ten: x Lecturer on the Law oi Ren! Petar and’ the Law of a oe on PoC ana silcttons for gatalocue, pycnld be witrewed to the Exftince arco OTe hehe oe able Eyes—His Great Keply to Hayne. if of the first pause (Of the Wi 4 % rar eo NS, AB. who may ANDREW PB. PCVaL 2 AM. FO TOCRS f. pap apron So ccuwt glee ‘of the sun to Instrnctor of the Junior Clase, and Professor of the | fund duliy in the Library ot the Un'verity. nerer on Eeunty ~ nates j [NS SEPTEM BE O® 5 ee + gy i egnong beg Law of Real and Personal Property. Contract, ego. CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. | JosePH I DART . | take his latitude and ascertain ho : table Instrumente ana ions, ‘This Schoo! will oven at 6 o'clock pm. OCTOBER, en the Law ID YOU EVER HEAR) ments have driven him from his true course, WALTER PROGRES LL.M. xith couress of instruction in the folowine aaron Mr. Weoster speak?" | and then, after a few more words, he called for (U8. Patent Omicey Genesaland Ansivtical Chetnister. Genera ant hake. : Lecturer oin Patent Law and Practice— fatory Physica, Atsaying. “Matheiuartcs, “Astronomy, cents eee ee ee Hon, SAMUEL P. PHILLIES, Giril'and Biectrical Fucinesting. Missaleey "Cad rise bate. ———— (Late Solicitor General of the United States) ind Blowpipe Analysis, Architectural, “he t was not born when Dan-| As Mr. Webster proceeded the feelings of his Lecturer on the Law of Partners ip apd Corporetions. | feal and Topergunical Drawing. Patan, Preach. fomuen thave Sa Wetstardied. ett | friends meoge oo. ‘Gunidance t the lon. IN GOODE. German, in, Psycholory. All classes meet im the ae * hak, (Late M. C. from Virginia) ‘evening, and are open to both sexes. j RON. EDMUND F Svr, Voruen lancuaers nm Instrumental Masia, lace of apprehension and they began to show >! - ) } : Lecturer on the Law of Crimes— DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS. —| Recta onthe Law of Recscnal Property. t- — me how he looked and | place of apprehension and they epee to ster JACHORH RALSTON LLM Geometry. Teivopometey. Anaigtic Gexnetry ead | ye Fy Secesion eet ten wat D. CABREL. swhat impression 9 | feeling and they began to whisper among thtm- Lecturer on Pictice and J sigest the Moot Court, | CewUS. Prof. Hf. HODGRIS: gi crnchrr oti ORGE Fe Mawr CRONTN MAS REOPENED Mtn SHORT made upon you; what | selves, “Would he bo able to keep up to the end ne COURT OF APPEALS MORAL. —-Phreiot and Rathinal Fycholony: MORRIS WSEP A pan Nene AM ‘ Sonne College. Sermemt eee, was the most striking the same power of thought and incomparable = ——— Hon. SAMUEL Y, PHILLIPS and Profs, CLAUGH- | Ethica iecturen sn {he history of vintacpien Bex | MORRIS. JOSE: TO: ia’ cet Saeed be hi hat | grandeur or would be break down—would thi id f th estion EUGENE DCARtSI. LLM. LEE DAVIS LODGE. Ph. D. ] SAMUEL M. YEATMAN. FQ. Act 1” Bro Pawn impremed. you mor | evan, learan fel” “There wae af tines oe se ered RSLS et heme on $1 ER | rue can ae at =. bari .,* _ Peet en 1 nil Hiterature; inetructt a of tate ~ ee you most, | says a chr ler, 9 is vig tober oy Scncg! will be resumed cs f ‘tally actny to scientific students: Prof. LEE tion to isn he continued, multiply-| Senate, All hearts wero overcom should be looked into. And when this Is done Reese on han eek Neti te the new | SUT POMee Pe De hewn, 8 ee ee hf ing his interrogations | ju the intelligent smoker uses BLACKWELL’S ®t hweet, when the usual announcements ‘T OF GERMA’ qlomprete course So een we : ° Buck, sccvmpantet : iaeaes = ths members of the faulty eretion and axiens se y Jerky E = ee ae ee | a eet BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO. veninaintsad fT oeLach hn 78s Boece ge seuicee™ Ht Gote Hh e York ; OUT OF WasmiNeron. | eaving: “Yes, Teaw Mr. Webster many times, | 11 one corner of the gallery were clustered a BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N. C. lettin will bo livered after’ the ewose of the | MA NFELD. Ps. D. 3 zear and " : SSG Nine Gane bat I heard him speak only once ona formal | group of Mamachusetts men, They bad listened a Bie Clee” Dalding, including the Litrary an | pDRTART ENE GR CWE ENGI EE LING. —Com- | “Tie naw and commotion: Phan ee * Ay ee evcasion—that is,on an occasion only that | to Mr. Webster's words with beepers emo- parE ae PELon= ae | Reudiga Rooms, will be ore dail exegnt Sundays, | Fractions ‘Zand Survevine. ‘ 2 F Bort {or adean 1. ~antart am pemmumable tore th his powers of oratory and tions and were greatly excited, but when he J NS. 3. i s f a, mito 10 o'clock 1 tu. for the use o Rivers and Uarvois, Tnnaels, Mas ¥ “i . Tegtencr. a a frisinct, Teas in Albuay, N.Y io the fall alluded to their state, te early history, to what SUMASDS bie AUCTION SALES. _-_| Sr aelessrisiaenhg tia sno | Secttakes ta een one ecto Pane, ee $150 TSR Pees g SheeE meeting the presidential nomination in Bai- | it sonx bad done in the revolution and to the | Es FUTURE DAYs FUTURE DA\s. pilin of treatises urn the Law of Personal Property tghatve Deaimoings Oot sur Tvactlce agit Tua ea. Ample "sts for any! collec, for hae mee. —— cH a fame of the land of their birth, at the same | 7 aTIMER & SLOAN. Auctio ey : romentic He Walls ave been extended | of actual . FRANCIS R. "FAV tes i fh. qe cht. swituthing pool (water beat timore, when Mr. Webster = Bestest penap es time turning, intentionally or otherwise, his L * = 5 seine Appraisers, (Datei: ae auctioneers, 1407 G street. aga over those subjects more fully than hereto- | E. cz English and leacin ‘ meean Tey we tabeowe’ - 3 . ca Fea RLN GERRY ome py Gen. co! le made no dis- | burning eves dak, TRTRES SALE OF VE . a choot, | ARCH rem snost leval ecshierth. with the » Pup yMALE SS iy Im Qube of hin axplention to the presidency, and bersing~ pata Seem, Se reese. ee et IMPORTANT SATE OF SUPERIOR ERT Bre * oOy SERRE NOREH. | wih nears ttartvepareatan Pett ree oer erection & ‘ trom sa. Pass eanssteatinedity ome of earning tthe peeasion of w. speak he was at ¢ 3 . EST, WASHINGTON b, In the exere.sex Curing every wesuion of his class, has | jeecicey ch students A stave R fn the occasion of which I speak he wa | WONDERFUL EFFECT OF THE SPEECH. 2 P. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Conrt of the | rednired that the membership of each class be'liim- | FAVA gro {2 Architecture. Prof. “e PURNELE inte capital of New York on tho invitation of i TWO VERY HAND: D: ibia, made on the 2 ity day of Febru. | ited to forty. DEPARTMENT OF FLFCTRIcaL j 1 wold bis whig friends. who wished to promote his| The «speech was over. No one has ever under- Aye A PR . tn the cae of Joneph H. Crows etal, | Ancarly eproliment is therefore destrable, | | td Theory Erne er ones ae : = . " BOARDING @CHOOL FOR Yorwe nomination and who invited him toa banque:, taken to describe the excitement of the occa- TIERES ENGRAV! . Bi frown etal. No. MH, Equity Docket he Post Graduate course Includes tractice before DO dron, at Forest Gle~ MUL, #17) reopen Miss "EMMA PRENTISS, Principal. fa ‘i 7 iden vt ye | the Moot Court. The hich devres of efiviency which | Cations, Lal Ml Shop Work. Conatraction of | §t u heed Intergsted ane o in his usual eloquent and im- CY ROCKER! s Tte the highest bidder. in frunt ofthe | the y whi " y THE y Op | the Moot Court has attained under the manaceinent yy Motors, dec. Laboratory ted with elec PRT iner Work book | ef” salen alten” do ganar atthe ae | Caer BELEWS, eS fae eats tne practice of law, couuendait to lawyers enwaged tu | * ; sD. KENNEDY orry Mamises stueie, tring at | the public depaitnents who desire to keep up thelr | _ Construction of Flectrte Shona ber : ° Se) MBiy' 2: SESSAPT NEE, OPES A DaMy Sieg of Wath aaetoae techs Dare tet tat | predesstonal Enowlodce. | teal acineerine, Suntcipal Prot tt re " © Gctahor fe INO, Mion T. WRGMNING MACS Tgrbia, Enown aud distinenished. ae lor hfty-peven |e Theseretary can be" seen at bis office, No. 489 | tal Engineer. Fxiersive Gourgs ie Denknitere Pee : nek 8 Dot Kineman'’s recorded subdivision o agnare | 2 nw, everyday between the houre of | FRANCIK: FAVA, Jr, C8 : Auimbered two hundred and forty-one (241). The lot | ¥H0 ain. an 4) han. from Seplember 2) to Oc: | DEPARTMENT. OF. FIYSICE.—General Phraice, Toked cae th tha teen thes met: Sacclog as fronig 3 feetin Garret by a derth of 12) feat toan | tober and after that date at the college building, | Lectures, faily Hlustrated by experieeenns Pret zendtwho would not be likely to be at the bar- | (040d, 000 im the face thor met. fearing no Salley Bo foot wide ‘also hag meal 4 fact eid on the | ain, Between 4 ESE PRATE ig soratorg: General Antronosy. auet was sent Mr. Webster to make them M | the «treets, “having become miraculously mul- ANTS L ing No. 1398 9 sireet northwest in ses Ye nigh at whieb he « sion or theeffect of the speech. The New pressive manner. England mea who that morning made their AN OPEN-AIR: SPRECH. way to the Capitol inadoubting frame of After the invitation to the banquet, which | mind were now triumphant. They walked " ect affair, bad been gi ._ down Pennsylvania avenue with heads up, firm ong "o> bach hoa Raed steps and with the air of conquerors. They cepted another invitation by a number of wr 4 Tm a CRs Bi en and cnet nin fret ter: G For turther information apply to Prof. H. L. Ay A ; 5 ; ’ : ey : K WIL. COLNE, VILAGOFT CIEE Na adilress im the open air on any subje. bork epee Pomp llr ag x 2 Coo! i Ternis of sale. One-third of the purchase money in, 0 0 of Mt ne kK Co, HODGKINS, Ph. D., Secretary of the Factity. Thowpaon's druc ste inin 1 ‘by the frothers of the Chirtstian select. The ineitation wus s0 cordial and wach | “Yvtinouss” raves STiter held a reception PO Mou NISG. SEPTES Sa toro years, with: Soereet fore far ad ealns ike | crop arctan npepon cbr ire ee THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL phcailon perssaaily oFiy itt en ine x @anthering as was promived accorded #0 €X-| at the White House, which, it was krone Me. | 2% acta Tate of six (0) ner cent per anny, payable aeni-an- | se™%itoocs i 1835 Hetreet northwert, gives thorough preparation | se7-1m acuy with his wish for an opportunity to reach foro! i Nea: ., . mally, to be saenred by the promissory no‘es of the | 7 — DL TT — =_ nt Webster would attend. Gen, Jackson was on | ‘opposite 3 Ae Bey eget ewes A} | WRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUR: a ple that Mr Webster lost co time in : : ‘ p: | tents oP taperior wesc snl dew See pewersor alt | BES ioe Gaston MVOr OF EA : : HE MISSES ers RC : " that of the ‘banquet for making the whiress. | Gistinetion, more expecially with his friends; | PEREMPTORY AUCTIC | chases ff tie secue of cris he cae cmpteer nine ee for S Terms muere melo tne wtalarwe ier CL REED ‘The hour was an early one in the afternoon and | Frayne alao was there. and it is related that as 114 acuis ¢ IRS LARD | Seriase froar tice be one tee hoes eee RUCTOR IN ONE OF THE LARGEST | ther information addrrse PEIN ATE DRSSONS — PLP MENTAL —_—™ eat crowd was seem! ‘omptly at the av g1 b : a IE PRED: | Hebt bo re property at the risk aad cost of the t the city desires to * ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, Ph. D., vanced, pupdie me Af ane M MER oon INSTETOTE CONCORDVILLR, ss oa _ : he approached to tender his congratulations KNOWN aS SHE PRED! | eit 1 cotell he pro \ bane aoe Scuhueacon a Term: | s013 Bowe is mite restlonce if {URS cob INSTTTCTE, the named. The weather and al Mr. Webster accosted him with the uual | (FICK PoC Mopenr crmisty, Trost, | Yery woderate. Aidrom TUTOK, Star o [eee 5 3 - fey wines at ta og Prop _ in som flow are you this evening, Col. | ye, MONPAY ~__1820 New Yorkave. mit. | TTARVARD PREPARATORY SCHOOL, EDWARD | COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. Mie, Move ghdce Li geare th ae ge re eres eeiecing | Fev come | as to which the latter replied’ good | saic,‘at publ RALEONV AUT LACE GOATS T. Lee(a. B.), prt npanares privtls for all 3 SHORTTABOE (Yale, AML. Prim, ime the people waited for Mr. Webster tomake pamoreddiy, “None the better for vou, sir." | etthand D Hee a CGE OE OE HE | colteron. Clava ligited th diviaual in JAMES c. WEILIS Wtent, 200 GASPREM SMALL ACADIMY, DARKES Bis appearance. The hanquet the night before | “It is due to the truth of history today that | ““lermeof sale: One-fourth cash; balance tn one, two! SEREVT BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH | Sttucticn. Krivate tnition if And Professor of Public iil Private Taterustional ly ag om 1- bad fasted until toward the morning hour. It| me griends of Hayne at the time did. not se- | and'three yeas from Auteol sate’ Deer nt repens | A RTREETS NOWTHWEST | tire mt Law a ° be represented ty notes secured by morteaze on the | »BY vittue of a decree of the Supreme Coifrt of the | 7 00D'S COMMERCIAL COi LEGE AND SCHOOL ‘The Hon. JOHN M. HARLAN, LL.D. riously dispute the claim by Webster's friends to | (0 '¢ represented ty potes secured bs mort | pistrlet of ¢ rans, in equity eause No, Wir short art and tyyewriine Beat | (Associate Sastes a te HARLAN, -D. © a victory, and the latter's “reply to Hayne” | bic rate of six per cent mie | 2 . Ford et a). are nants | Capitol st., eizhth year. —Collewe hi: x was a great success, and Mr. Webster's speoch then had alrendy been read in the Alt Lew Acdross WA. NE we de n mak pis yearan ce been ref t test | annus ly of the patrhase. sone: od etal. are defendants, the nndersigned | ant pai Now isa ood t Bo fesror of is ‘ e sm the dramatic ceed the suggestion forge around if whispers | MMtC¥eF fince been. referred to ax the greatest | ainiais oral. of We pmtrhase wade} unr, at Will offer {a aulecat Tmbiie-anetiom.in front | fhe muunveil, Now is & cond time to } | Parent iave of Iuimestte Ree a ca the suggestion to go aroun specimen of American oratory we have pro- wet. I t ; a IXTH ship, speliine, shor‘ tepewritins and cial Paper and of Torts. that perhay ir. Webster might luce: low raves; day aud even ng sessions. Persons . oe sf u MESS OF ac IWLYDGE! ” perhap> n aced. at | % ri a - eae ihaatioe n ates eaalowe T COX, LL.D. UTHORESS OF ACKNOWLYDGED ABIL Surertor bulldingvanss outside friends, an idea which well As a speaker Mr. Webster was ponderoui advertiserne z on and District of for exasnin athons. nates ax Surreme < ourt of the Dis rll ive le-eune in letter writting strong taculty. Fur cat a pelle was rather than sprightiy and rapid, and \e held ised In Wasnin Lote | respretively: tof Columbia), rm ar hones #1 par omen sila ° ee _ eae = me SEO SUM VOTER, aa, listener by his int ctual power rathe 2 SANSON BE oe A a on plat or EDWARD 4 feasor of the Law of Real and Versonal Property, i t. 1. ar oft t Sven sixtoet, 06)" aNd” caventeen ¥ : of Contracts and of Crimes and Misiencanors TASHTNG Tos a Congress Hall Hotei, fac: ghts of fancy. Two more exact op- | ry, aS EO agiios “ fered ‘fv ‘hundred’ aed | (jTTO 7. ‘The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAUI Was oa Goad : | JQROORVITLE acaprMyY, a THOROTE which ran back to the piazza. Op ni Webster and Havne it would at fl ean sh i a Auction? Est. nw. » r for the san 18) OC (Aseistont Are ney General of 11 +4 B bes for lis piazza was a window throagh which : imugink When 1 Motonet te : q 4 i SIRS NGI tam. ghd the celebrated | Proitan id Eaiaty Sormprmience, of Comin Lae pure } agine. When I liste: ernteh . eile method HESL of Paris.” Instructor at No--| aud Equity Pieading, andof tie Lae of Benke | s Seep upon the stage. At the precive moment, | Webster felt that he was putting forth only | TESTEES pAdhtnr Vix BUNT GEORGE: | id’ suveey aed rannime | Wok fugit. Address unl Oct. I, care of Hotel The Hon, DAVID J, BUEWE LUD. | MSS, HAISTEADS areary scm avt3-te,th.eat, toord Mone Ra et ent bed become little less than "| jast so much of his power as was requisite to i : ages Tent Mila fe atrest thie ahh feet mee | Altaiwont, Baltimor, Md, Sev lun" | (Associate: Justice of the Supreme Court of the | gry Sep} nach 4 TESST px HOME SHOOT roR arnt Pease this window flew up and Mr. Webster ap- | Go kis work—like the noble horse that walked AT AUCTION, } gine allie balomsin - oy ey f Lenpered. Roginetem county. Va. eppes las t- " By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber auee eaves = wap omg og YEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Professor of the Law Seventh semen Forse? Brough it and stepped upon the plat | of with what would have overburdened an- | 225 "rine of Cipro fot Bikar nt ue to doh ks | Gr Prof.G. H. EMMOTT, AM. —— a jorm. other animal. No one could feel sure what he | Diri-tef Colum mid at the reques! of tie party z cst with {of ine J hns Ho a HOW Hr LOOKED. might not do. Listeners forgot to cheer Web- here! wil sell oa, ise on Mi 0 “fap . MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. To describe him as he appeared to me then | ster and with them time passed almost without ‘ — pt i rd (200 tte ‘ Be ce ee ___ PIANO AND HARMONT._ => me, ew and 2 1 esent | Rove. tins Ti t hase te : . THE COURSE OF LECTURES WILL BEGIN MON- Iummbia), WALTON, 1802 HST. NLW. ation. Serial attentim paid to a uae dees ‘ome of Mr. Webster's speeches in the Sen- ae lent ot 5 é ‘ “4 ine the : di Professor of Common Law Practice and Lecturer on Elocution (Ext Fesive peeling. courne ot studies to Sompseta.” iustreseutel sousies moment would be impossible. He was fault-| | alata Gis datlonal Patetitaaueee. sank wh, nty No. 6, pare : y berw “en the suid two DAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 5:30 P. M. the History of Law. | ocutio’ + Physical cultare, acy -_ a lesaly dressed. and as no man but Webster that Detter than they appeared to those who heard | "Fe f the muirvesor Gfanad District he Special course in Shakesyear" worse? | Pevialty. i r er than ppeared to the 0 hear’ : ole and tio * Tever saw or heard of ever did dress. His coat ‘was of course the Websterian, with metal but- tons. His vest was buff, which also had metal | them at the time they were pronounced. He | ¥ “ wks seared Gf feast om the | ana 487 _In the subjects of Anatomy. Chemistry, Physiology, seldom or never wrote out or even made more 00 ied a tim ot sate.” f Termsot sale. Cue-tiird of th: ase money in | Hyviene, Histolor “y and than the merest notes of what he intended to with fn ten days ash and the in tw vegnal installeyents a #)ectal practical | Foard, with tation tn Bs Latin, nd inetramental nus’, a0 — | Four trains daily to | EMERSON INstirrrr. Pret) Mr. CHAS. . An dae oPeale, the defend. pay. nhipal. For particulars apply to the Prisuctyal « buttons. His trousers were also blue. Hix i that the speech it ly to ; at risk and cost of defan ting he des of sale, the defe-red pay aay ee “ve rin ote a < Ltied | #8¥-_ It is aid that the epeech in reply t - ing and recordins at purchase “ene rare MO Rig gm KER, Stationer, shirt collar was ample. almost flowing, and tied | Hayne was printed substantially as it was re- | Bevenet’ TAM S.TACKSO St Tea bi a Pherin Sortember aoe tyta.sem 1111 Pat. nw. atte. Pith ne lees ample white neckerchief, peculiar nd by Mr. Joseph Gales of the Intelligencer, | elkakis J. TRASK DYI { Trustees. are open to graduates in wedicine, sep ne So | collaren eclontinc saleus Sen Es aS FY Pera BaP to those days. All these were striking enough, | Py seen whicl we referred | 7 (eink CoE 8 ean aE tne G For further information apply to sor of the Taw of Pate oh. ESE ARUMDEL COUNTY ACAD: >a Webster's which were cavernous and sng- ‘ d ond at cos ti ae) feces seerad Ae art of o- | Fro btidne, fousenand peepares portosinesser celine 7 | ported, nor was there any attempt made at it. | 1, et ae aly Dr. G. L. MAGRUDERS De trie! of Com ia), horhood. is Vealthal, imoral re (gustive of Mare co we see that planet at the pres- | Kt'tnai time reporting was Tarely at fempted, | AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUSTIN ng pelienipeet ir mor sod ‘Tallse ie. prom ie ‘i v “went nn. the C ees BE Lecturer on Crimiuai Taw anion Criminal Pleading | ANDYOUNG | Pailroad and uiail servi RS ‘ athe oe the n0-0 a ae aoe ee ieee Eerice aly, perhaps, of the ban-| and there was only one shorthand reporter in| CORNER PROPERTY 1N GF: Dee Ril coarerintas sek eoehiar See me. WILLIAM G. FOUNSON. LLM Best feciil-| no-2m AS JOKES Ay Piety, Ter Beniges efore. Pausing for aninstant as | ‘Aibany at that time—Mr. Sherman Cros i ee fs Of the purchaser ur pure tse MSs, clara inn Wok (of the W * Beet of | see re cmp POR ee mass applauded a true welcome, | yal] who was one of the few competent | C-» AT THE END OF THE CABLE ROAD. in i Trustees, | ihre SU Aaa Mason, New york. “A | judeeot Moot Cott snd 'Foocemvr of Loa Cate- iy tor curcuiar and miormation at | TULF ACADEMY FOR how bowing as he advanced toward the front of the | thorthand men in the cotintry. He| By authority of the owners.I will offer at fo D5, HA D st. nw. “ ca previous to ‘The exercises of thins hol will be resamed in the | fem Woshineton. terms gu siera platform, and in » voice quite as striking a* his | was not present, because the night before he | sw! on. WEDNESDAY. WALTER B, WILLIAMS £60. etal rd ta pm * ‘. of the university: sennthen Sdulroe WP MASON SRA : whe began: “What an American | had reported a speech for the Albany Arjus | BAY UF SEPTEMB Ti. isr2, at sed tals Loe _| PRIMARY Chass, QUINCY METHOD, For " nt WEDNESDAY EVE DENNINGTON (N.3.) SEMINARY POR Bors should be! Then panting and rais- | made by Mr. Webster at the Congress Hail ban- | Reson Tue tne: tbe are 1 3 Baenineatome yp hes Pg M1 OTe ge ae 4 na Fig art aoe Tag bots hands ima, gortore that Seemed ao | ale by Me. Webster at the Cougrone Hall bane | ent (ih 1 hea on PPUNCANSON BROS, Anvis.. When Dist. nw in rm wn vnctunent uf the lecture | WER MERLITZ ScHODI OF LANGUAGE, fection, Toren materoe. Wich and speek not lew than his words, he repeated with | f ary assured that some of the best things about | P&" sid: to tl z PERPMITORY, SALE TWO-STORY. BRICK | 40 cu Ticte aa act chook las an undergraduate and a graduate ica Ray LO aa "New York, Trenton. Paite Cy] Studied emphasis, “What an American Prosi-| yr" Webster ever uttered were never reported , Mitxi bat saixo orien ML An ahst nw. So wa. G. SON, the *udre of the moot Buropeas cir) pond Yor “rowers, GASEER. BBM gaan he pital, at tres = bo eniees wi > ged“ ihe | for this or some similar reason. Sure Tam that q APLEUNOON. RP PE MBER Voice Culture and Piano. « je year, conduet quize SOATOLY, Pagciy £ . youre nis in'the under: 2 on Y-SIXTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, @ lessons Ortover L one that ever heard Mr. Webster on an ocea- | meine hel dell, iu front of tie premmiengs =O CLOoe %® Will | _Baareaa lessons cio | Pit ROWE ee i: | derarten Be sion that called for « display of his power will | ‘yarne buildines are di Le QUADE 673, DROFPROR, RNDULPH ROWE HAS | RE- | teschinsse? bo | say that the impre by his personal 4 Lanroved py tw sade sal nrned tron ond will resume fessons on - Mond y, the la i . a 1 Hl xl to students: resence, notably those eyes of his, ever faded bath | "Address 15135 Wasi se16-Im* i" dl to student: our and « half in @ manner in which it might be supposed Mr. Webster would speak on a topic ‘that lay near to bis heart. ‘Te palonce in cna and two aun enmiruer coxsen. Sheegetadenting C.D. B. Mow cont Invent 3 TON, QHATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION 7 ire dais “attendance fn sheen assciner | —e————— NS See gen tate Retry as We ares thre Cond of trast ch te Sieaw: “at pst ‘Nise ADSL: LOWNSENDs Teachers, talornes viviug descrivtion of the lectus. a " rs ohargragtonh ‘a Sno alee: . ss 3 | efinaetiae’ 7, Groat goa al ima emcee tee eee ry the undereradusie and graduate depare | ‘PUE Misses KER | Cor. Thand Date aw. ie papa rc peaalocs i C hweysnring, Rely e parchaw Pe cost. Tarn to he sean vi FOR YOUNG LADIES ANDLITTLEGUEDRER, | Senator Hayne on a proposition which was con | She is Equally as Charming as Her Sum-| comaie t within ‘ ;therwive Ticht reserved x JAMES C. WELLING, President. ieaiena tank ah 350 ¥ or. RW. Th tarceet orean|zetion fevote lis akem strued to sssail the integrity of the Union. oer tienen. % lve days’ aiverti — wort! Knowledge of that debate and the attending : epost Paper published a Was! si 3 AND 4 . gy | lane ental peaction tn the wort From the New York World. “ 1 Re, 5 : MES, MFRS” SCHOOT—A” hOARDING AND circumstances has gradually faded from the From the New a , Vee voy tee SMeoce. Ein . : + AME any sci g ladies and ire ledgea motion @f sosentife minds of men with the lapse of time. T think it is all nonsense continnally singing ei ee neds Auctioweers F103 Scania Hirrumecs rete 4 ng ladies and a | Fedgea te the gro: v as fag back ax 1820. the praises of the summer girl,” «: " Riteure Ancts. 220 P — Phe Daa i pelts a | waa aes syNeisuenaindmamear- <3. yp Gentsery at moterate price, creature who, if she only had known it, was ERB. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionwrs — | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON wetly; beet and cheapest. Cr perenne Medical Lara ee at ake ah el . ching and off painsne, Conrse of Medical Lectures ahd of the sixth Deutal : . wii herself a typical member of the class she did ViLUARINLinvaowED | COR AOE: INEM OPNISETEEN gg | MAE covors, china and off wainiine, Sketching ant | Conrge of Me cee 0 | K ED G STE Est, INTHE y ud ¥ee the We rf prowress of wt ta. a vd Bot wich to hear complimented, ‘because the | Ais TWENTY COND ASHINGTON. D.C 34 CTEY | Catt and see the wont process of student. Por. HWksT, IN TUE ClLY OF 0 order from $10 to $5,000. The tearhier, TA. under acertain deed of fe still found in such as aim to xe girl of the winter iv so much sweeter and love- More’), hws bi : ig and studied dfteen | Cleantne. 1: oN i dated t The introductory address in inedicine will be de- | brad : weaned Patriotic literature with som of the finest | lier in every particular.” te a Sod of trust. dato ey ft ve Diatske : “on geaubislon and for | vered bs Fee B,. Premian M: Dc, Rnd he Sf ‘ ‘ ; ee ee Spectmens of oratory to be found in the lan-| The man of the party, who was especially par \ ao Di | SEVER Tat Diy 4 BS . ADEMY Or" FINE ARTS 50s | diceein demtist'y, by Prof 9 DD. s. Mare : Pa — | tial to warm-weather maidens, made # faint , % ¢ Ge aoe ates ; . SCHOOL A . — a = = —auiyale snuaceuwe. | protest, but was overruled by the little idly, | 54 4 : : inom, Biee| Etna Mien etl von woth Eanes TMiL Tate | TSE OTT, ar 5.20 ML, JOM gh ia ae ee ee i a, Syustor Hayne ot South Carolina was selected | Ung went on to state the particular attractions | ont Wee wouury | : fiy'as allof lot lettered Sin Jos *GStartine ia thernmary fe artivent a child maw con- | AMA reptma dais, Uureichout the course. ia both on oe one Ceeseke Mtememe: to lead im the attack, which was planned with “"° "®" OF GCT. abdivision of apart of square iumbered one buns | tinue until m without change of sheol wo- | months ‘ } vende a y of the girl she was defending. | CK P.M. t D dued and forey-twer (142), | hi f exrerienerd and thoroushiy edu-| |The antumn examinations will be peld at_the . ‘PHE EVANS DENTAL PA\ deliberation. Asan orator he was already not | 4 kaow you men are ail daft on sunburn | £81, 1Feunlers i the city of Washington, Hie ton fronts) feet 44 inches on 10th street. west cl Treen ae durctakenes iateed | Medical Coliese, on Thursday, September 29, at 7:30 T 4 famed. its c it is pro < . on he same widtu 71 feet ches r of on idles iss Ecce egg aged ie A bpobable: | gnd simple gowns, but tell me candidly if m Cy, bocinning for the sue on 2 O IRches | op thout @ singte come sanes sxnmisatioes | Ste circulars sell fuporsontion aa és'eltelodl nlsten vray stration am | 2217 Penn. ave. now. ~ ses and ‘facility of | osy-cheeked, bright-eyed, fn iad cue Fak Be it sale, preseribed by sata d to,Cornell, Yale, Princeton and the Massachusetts In- | tion in’ Medicine aud Surzery, Dental infirmary | due-. rates {or suusatet suoaths. "Bend for wotalowe, | Omer Spectaition of wach remarkable quickness and facility of | Fos¥-cheeked, teyed, | : follows: The amount ot stitute of Terhnology: 2 pont | Peaetive, Fees, Be. apply To. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH speech, we are told by one writing at the time, tare, with her hair in curl, her gown tant and | “ i an dhe emesis, tate tt | |The taldine han been eepectally arranmed for choot Br. A. FA RING, Dean. Ma Vics OUT PLATES. that beseemed to run allroandaslowadsersary | trim as « tailor can make it and a well-groomed ah pa ea trom wa witl ce bucks sud. with aches: | OM Ae ie iS ee Be We s wotore be had, Hime to think. Lr the time an | air about her that as wonderfully fetching, iv | trent: seven ect Bvein-tics, thence south cixbt eet | day'of sue, Veatime lie et at typ er = mn pa ae eee ae eee eres porehed eyes Uy tits sreneme nectar E ere t could get himacl{ to understand hat | not for more lovely than the wind-tossed, | {yriepiace ct mmmninn tarcther wish thetweniry | ta int coset Ol perches A eenonti at Ga fA there ‘are. special wdvantagen to apt | — Telephone, 883. ee COKNEK M AND 11TH STREETS §. W. * had been last said, and when he began to see frowsay young mis whose gowns are ina bed and taseinent brick dweiting house and Luyrovewents |}. required at Uwe of sues Tf the tacos of se are | Pats. ; : her of | SUQRTHAND AND TYPEWRITING INSTRUC. Scoown eet Oran romimncteh eee, be of quick slight an’ ote other fy eTinale® AUB whove bang will not stay | itu ot ste: One-third cash, talnncn fn sin, twoive | hating Md tam Matter Set erates | Ue atodente tm attenance, lange uummtee of | Sion fo niin amr’ woracd rachis gman WASHINGTON, D. c., aii reruanentiy arrest aera athe Hrvon x qi nal pelle afkerrsed Len. a > end euchteen monthey secured Uy purckasera Se13-codeas Yation for zeal, troeress, fineiuent and for their en. 7 him, KH. HARDMAN, 64 Est ues the rootlant w:rone enoach to mrerant splitting oF the topic, pouring out « volley of words which The picture appeared very attractive to the gad dred of irnst, with interest from day of sale. A Joyanent of schoo! lite. eeo-Lin® BOARDING AND DAY oF Urea sing lone from tte attachments See seemed to dazzle all it did not convince. Such man, it must be admitted, yet he was not will- | Seecels cf Geew wilh be required go BE x Text books are furnish A SCHOOL 5 hese Ty (irre Uri tee work, which consists in samp! ees . — ‘was his rapidity of utterance that when most ing to give in, and suggested that beach tete- nt recordin at haver's costs. If the terms | 1 ES’ SALE OF TW x : p | pentene’s. at Bren OME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WITH Po: Sg honra from 10... 7 graduate classes. Anply early to pri LAURA ONE s che cere tek., tnahre the soe qrcited he scomed to stand almost transtigured, tetes, canoeing. rocking and sundry other little | of sale are not cou UR a Tg EET DERWENT A eaCnUS EEE ENE | seletr “THOS. W. SIDWELL. Principal. _| 0. TALBOTT, #27 B, References: Home Hachatecal | FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. leviend no si Sits ove; lips, bands. feet all on tire with @ sort | amusements would lack zest if entered into | {uters Meetye the right to reaall the NUE AND B STREET NURTHEAST. TH, EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF | loch, Prof. sluon Newcomb, Hon. Horstio King. Eighteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1892. he advancement : of harmless animation. In his peculiar way he | with the precise maiden just described. LEROY M. TAYLOR, ? penstees, | BY Vitiiie of adeed of trust duly Kindergarten and English branches, de- | _ 9% pee Aentistrs hax ben ereat in the last few rome Ta eaeens oF, rather, be was an astonish- | “That is so like » man,” laughed the girl. | s#e29dkds__WM. H, WoobWARb,s Trustee | xo. 1400, toile hs) ot aea.s “ne of the land recordef | aliewa few shore pupils: Fasully or school. iin (4984404 coLLEce, New badings perfectty equipped for health and | Reece cFite vans buctecsss seared af eomeene ment. “Of comrse. one couldn't do any of those thin; ATL’ SLOAN, AUCTIONEERS AND AP-| DAY, the TWENTIETH D. 2 "4 . 1 = aticed and appl Sach, briedy, was the antagonist Mr. Webster | in Chestnut street toge, but has itever occurred , LAT * 8, SLOAN) AUCTIONEERS AND A T PE Re ae ES a. | ‘The only schoo! of the celebrated Italian method in NO. 191 ST. X.w., Bae to meet. At the time of the debate Mr. to vou how sveet and womanly certain some- i Washingtcn. Pupils thoroughly prepared for ‘con su bes, yeemernrseveer pert cateatcn. | Sona ena nee eS . Tw woth first-class worl 14} eet materials, Webster was daily occupied in the Supreme | body looks in her pretty house gown, with lace | TRURTPES, SALE OF TWO-STOLY AND BASE. eed Fe aive eA coe rin | Under the dircction of the Fathera of the Society of aes tn Literature, Madera Languages | $0! =ratioe rts aur profeion. Rue ef Court, but so great was the gravity of | rutties at throat aud wrists, presiding at her lite | SIDE’ oF Pre i. STRE)T BETWEEN ah Wanda’ Haunt, | With acts from Pause Startha, Teovatsees bes cen the — ‘ Futherligedwithocla’ tkivectlas Sebeaeae = She, Weston which Hayne bud intro- tie tea table, when windshow! withoutand snow | g¥ ANDGSTRELTS NORTHEAST.” | trustees, st al, suldivislon of ots in square numbered Sime style uit Werenowned Mr. Maniosony gave ast | Jems and Music. es < duced, and 00 solicitous were the | mea lies deep on the ground. Don't it make you on | Ageust, 1801, und dul, Feconded in Liber 10g. fio 1G. of she Fecords of the sarveror’s | Barcion. iguicane ject aeharunacea = ae Classica! ant Business Courses of Studies. For circulars apply to the prinAipal. DIE STARR PARSONS. COR. OT AND Bata New lend, v = y i 5 ee of Jand reco! istrict - oo “ pi WAL COL ° Gen to the debate, He mule So yuepention, far rere ee fo Bmgenk oF that | Fe columtis, amd by direction’ of the party secured | and Mueular the improvements, "ways, cosementa, NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, English, French, German, Latin, Greek, Mathe- hile bis opponents were acting with premedi- testo and were fully prepared. The skirminh- ing lasted nearly two dave. Mr. Webster showed Bo disposition to evade the contest; on the con- F Was quite the reverse. When Foposed to giv romptly sat eumion proceed. 1 am ready to" receive the Genteman s fire now.” MAYSES OCCUPIED Two DATs. Hayne took twedays to present his views. | When be bad couciuded Mr. Webster rose, in- | tending to reply at once. Hayne s friends were @» pleused and so confident were they that there could be ne answer that they thought the, ‘could afford to bo magnanimous, and thus imake their vietory more complete; therefore they Moved toadjourn and thus to give Mr. Webster Lume to propace bis reply “Phe next day,” saye Mr. Tefft, ‘wns the My Of days in the Senate of the United States, the day never eo be forgotien as long as eloquence, argument triamph are words to be pro-| bounced in any language.” 7 wetter at that time says: “Hayne’ Support rs were contdent of victory. It was ly obviows that the friends of the great) New wler were not quite certain they | ‘Were net right, therefore they were not a litle | aoxtous.” That might as they met together they seriously discusmed the probabilities of ‘Webster beng prepared. Would he be equal fo Ge cevasion’ Webster himself was) filens, serene, almost somber. On the morn- | ing of the great diy the Mawachusetts meu Made their way to the Cupitol at an early hour, God Wi varied emot also the sup- | ne, except the confident. “As cariy us 9 o'clock the | Baoviug crowds began to pobr into the Capitol, | eager to obtain a pince ty stand. When the fenton began so great was the crowd that there for anuther person. . Tizh's, priviieves and ap ‘urtenances to'the sale De- NW. inexiractize ts ex-al'ont for thas who oma, sit and look anutterable things into the exes of | the preigits um TUESD AR OCTORSH EOCIIIT: | lommine or many wise appertatuime:, Lectures begin MONDAY, October 3. 1802, at 9.30 | matics Bookkeoring. Stenography and Typewriting | yee Mrs. ELIZABETH 3. 801 gan with safety. Pulling a nrerisity. wack wit ges some girl ina filmy gown. Summer girls are all | 1502, AT HALF-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK, sub lot 110 « gUnechird cash, belauce ‘in two equal in- | p. in. All sezstongin the evening. Open to students oe in ACADEMY OF THF HOLY cross, Semicrt and satisfaction. All brasches right, but they should not be allowed to monop- | {= sauare 1051, 16x70, and improved by a two-story | Stallments one and two years, notes to be given | of both sexes. STUDIES: General and analytical im Business Department special attention te 131? MASS. AVE, ven-room brick dwelling, with bath, &e.. located on | Dearlug intorest from day of (t 8 per cent ner uni- uistry, materia medica, botany, twxicology and | paid to the preparation of students for the civil service EE MART_TEE) olize all the nice taings said of our sex, for the | the went side of Lith st. hetween Fahd G si motte Bit payable sean id to bp secured DY tie with Inboratory practice." Exaine yn ee Socal auethetic uandin the eume toallay the pala FILLED For f NG LADIES AND CHILDREN and artificial tenth t Steer . > waaor's | deed’of trust om rev or a option of radar, erte' a pager pret win reopen Mi ; | cost of manterial at {3s winter sister is equally as attractive and far | ¢u" All conveyancing and recording at purchaser s | dee’ of trust o 8200 veauired nt thane of sales, Scan tecbtatned | | the Cauricat Department students are prepared | TUTE MONDAY. SELTEMDER LE with tm | conta aati ats Wan, dont EEE RANGES ronver Turchaser’s cost. Terms ot | f reasurer. at the college | for entrance into the Law, Medical and Sctentife De- | Simmer tee Se Vreparatory and acadernts er cesnction eos tehcasey Spek eR Te TAS avanters | tees’ in 13 lata. otherwine tho | Vaildina. OMe hott f daily. s14-1m: | partments, especially of Georyetown University. | Separtaneata. rhe tasical Panres'Zanaces wonal | SESeys Sanday W. WOODVILLE FLEMMING, is | Tak und cost of the defeating marche preperty at th | rie HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, For further particulars apply ag yp Fare AL INFIRMARY NATIONAL UNIVER Resa LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctionsers, "" se%2aflde | Tink and cont of the defaulting purchaser, after 3 days’ | THR) sip sta, “oil chee Butteaen, Osteo Bi ee el ane, ee ay, cor. Mevagl Katy a ko rig 7 1 RR & SLOAN eS nent of ch ° i . and type . . lished 12 Washington, D. ee cdak re. an32m Rev. CORNELIUS GILLEaptE, noe tyvonrit — | year. Extracting, &0.. free Fillimes Mrs. Van Neering (who doesn't like her por- | FRATCLIFPE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers. ‘ONCE JAMES ¥, BUNDY, Secretary. a. 88 BALCIPS CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE | fost of materials” . trait, andis finding as much fault with it ae is | CHANCERY SALE OF TO-<TORY FRAME HOUSE | ‘Otkds WII se13toct Sar kee a hs: | ROLLS ae bY a eS Bx. facile IEROY AVENUE NEAR SHERIDAN ri ra CHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 906 F ST. N.W. successfully for’ civil possible)—""And the evr in the cheeks does | Ur See HVYCAMINR SEA SREA'RA® | wa-nute avovE. MRSS PEERS AP STC See 3 Guard, B.A. cA, | Setseneneesninations ie |___ LADIES’ GOODs. not suit me et all.” | Dibaer et Coreen aca ane Supers Canes of the ‘and place. GARTEN NORMAL (TRAINING (SCHOOL, 1016 | oM-lord Academic. late professor af the Ro E | SRAFTEABURY COLLBGE OF EXPRESSION, CT AND FITTED DrAuber (in disgust)—“Take the brush, | rh ters A.D. Tein naan Chuse'1SSOR, ded Se GSCEOLNG “GREEN, Sunderiand place, south of Dupont Cire.e. al methot, the uly oe Aectated Ge Bee utes | ACTING NOT TACOS INTHE SHAPTESBURY | D)'aress maker. A perfect EN = . and fix it to suit yourself. You have, wherein Hitzbeth C: Koley et a. ar- complainants ag.cg LIAM 4. GORDON, ee See ern oem as onsen oe pubic fnvtrurticn. and intoreed by. “becteurn or Sart QOURSE. Four derartmenie: B ocution. Oratory, | addiem tg a cre, toubtedly, had m rience that snd Owen Kobsy, are defend: 3X BROS Ann Dena nese ead cducators of France, Encjand Culture Philoeovhy. ~— fa —h- as. branch of painting than I have.” MOSS lene inevorell dead Ue sins | T)UNCANSON BHOS., Aucie, Vib and Dom ww, MM ty RE SS > Seton greens Pee ch tone oe ee Mee COTE Sree DEPEMAKER, wad ‘tibetan a a | BES Mie feltowine teat anets."W wit sunita | "BERTERY SALE OF TNO, TWO-STORY BEIGE MM aah Bh i eS ee 7 for siudy, "precio. and matraction ff | “Y.,'Turyane Brancaine — ‘The postage on aiztcon or twenty-page Sram | Haein Sei hase sanartamtemrenroae of leh 23) OHNE OF TWELPFH AND I SEREETS MMAME EF i fore Art and Tasha Ya Fic education a beat which beat tua person gr | _Piteesmamonae e148" ‘ona sixteen or twenty-page Star un of Barry Farm, tozetiior witht e a a. istwocents. Papers not having full ruin "One-third of the purchase mcey co On Seplerater I 1806, and Teapot eee eae - o°% them will not be forwarded by the f in one ani twa years irom theday | Liter L¥%9, follow "It of seq AMA Lasoo ase oes ae § S bo ie sec the jand records of the District of Columbia tid et we. bia, aiid at the G99 BL - | reopenon MONDAY. Sept 3° = the parties secured thereby 1 welt gae tation affords eve ‘bas been WN: anton: inrapt atthe rele a UR aie Gye oe (A, Degli, BEGINNING AT RALEEASE cl eine Vi (CLOCK B.36., the iol) fin M cs = of lay, situate in'the city of Wastinston’ Dis, Sree vart ts without of Columbi: ud bei uy at te asians Seagate | iar wa one ISIE, SORE PVE ry ree’ office diploma 9 HM dution sonal triumphe *— | INE WH AND Be ae cao | a a enue eee | Pesce a a ot ° a ee - eeereeres cnr fers = ‘ 3 ‘From Life. possess until thie Art luding “ATE SRESE OF Founded, te tang. | couzee i Bi tot a until houses: 614 12th st. nw. ‘awe in rs ty 4 a He Founder: Webster Eagerly, ions, sinker th, eo item | ee ee Bre Peewee Muay ake von Beka ok, 9 COUN OF Waste | mane: ive, * tall corps of te 1205 Q ST. N.W. peices vfaat Betas Pah Steg fe she dinuatevae amit AVENUE. * jem "America, pa of 9 deed to the w - ft is "ible searicsnmualy, Siren every sate in Amer GP sores bas aw BG, and recorded fa T4see Purchasers cont. A dstoait nore te. ch ay au02m* Eee SSA Tey direction ct tae arte ‘day of sale, © | pes eerors vay f feo $ TURE. ‘TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE And the mote: music of eight. 55, BOARDING and 1 «