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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
0PFIcE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 10-l A. NJ
Probabilities.


For the lake region and the Ohio Valley generally
cloudy and decidedly cooler weather, brisk and high
northery westerly winds, rising barometer and rain
followed by clearing weather in the upper lake region
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
clear clearing and decidedly cooler weather, with
northery to westerly winds and rising barometer.
For New England and the Middle States, increasing
cloudnoss and rain, with southwest TO northwest
winds increasing in force, with falling barometer, fol-
lowed by rising barometer and decidedly lower tenn
pcrature.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tennessee,
partly cloudy weather and high barometer with easery
to southery winds and high temperature east Of
Mississippi, and northery to westerly winds, lowel
temperature rising barometer and possibly of rain
in the southwest and Lower Mississippi valley
Cautonary signals ordered for stations on lakes
Michigan HuroA Erie and Ontario and stations on the
Atlantic coast between Cape May and New York.
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ANOTHER "MoDoC" OUTRAGE.

One more serious complaint has been made to thu
Union Hill police authorities against the dreaded mem
Der Of the "Modoc' gang, of Weehawken, whose out
RACES have already been published From the state.
ment made 10 Recorder Morgan II would appear that
the rulan attacked young girl two nights ago near
the Schuctzon Park and in the attempt 10 outrage nei
inflicted dangerous injuries her This crime Is lad
the door OF the "MOdOcn who bears remarkable
resemblance Oscar Hubert the convict recently ds-
charged from the State Prison Several warrants have
long since been issued for his arrest Ou. somenow
none of them have ever been executed. The citizens
have frequently endeavored to take the law IN thaw
own hands, but without success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-10
A DESPERATE TRAMP.

HE SHOOTS WOMAN WHO REFUSES HIM FOOD.
BATAVIA, n. ", Sept o. 1875
AT noon yesterday tramp approached farm house
two miles north OF Batavia called for food and when
the hired girl named Lynch, refused saying the PEG
pie were absent the tramp drew revolver and fired
at her the ball passing through her left arm below the
shoulder He attempted to lire second time but the
girl got out of the way.
The Sheriff. with about nfty deputies is in pursuit,
but thus far no arrest has beon made
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The body Of man, WHO six years ago. still
buried armed men guarding the bones 10 keep them
from being broken burned No tell what
moment the war will break out.
THE QUEEN TO BE PETIriONED
The Bishop invites every sign petitions TO the
Queen begging Her Majesty 70 enIon that the rights
possessed by the Catholics OF thus city are not TO be do
MED and that they are be moested in the
else Of their holy faith but arc 10 be respected by all
those whom Providence has called TO share the royal
authority.
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No. l.
MONEY OR DEATH.
dated July 3. Received July 4.

Mr.. Ros-be not uneasy-you charley brewster
be all writ me is got him and no powers earth
deliver out of our hand-yOu will hav two payns befor
you git him from us-and pay us big cent toif you
put the cops hunting for him you is only detecting yu
own end-we Is got him fit no living power gets
him from us liveif any aproch is maid to his hdin
place that is the signal for his instant anihation-if
you regard his f puts to search for him your
money can fech him out alive other existln
powers-dont deceive yusef think the detectives can
get him from us for that is imposebe
You here from us in few LaV
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lANN' y.
COMING TOWARD A MEETING.

BURLINGTON, July 81
Ros-Yu statements on Monday Star plan is conflictin
with you statement in this mornin personals that we
yet unable to comprehend you nevertheless will
act upon yu promise us If 1t made by enough-in
Monday Star yu say you can have no faith in us
neither do we have any faith in you from the nature of
This bisines IL Is to be presumed neither
can have implicit CONFERENCE.-The way the
Business stands Is this yu pay us
the mony yu left without anything to bind us to
our prolnis but word which yu say yu do
not believe--thcn OH what ground can We eject tho
change--we have seen you own statement that yu
would not comply with our terms an yet yu say
(the money IS redy Now that no you agent the fact
OF havin yu child an yu having paid us every
dollar we demanded what further use would we have
for him-he has answered the end for which we took
him-this is one reason why we should give him up
the next reason is If we should ever play the same
game in any other part of the country who would
have any confidence In getin their child after they
had paid the ransom-f yu should lose yu child we
don't say sha ever play this trick in this country
again for the popular cutlery is most great-t has
been stated that since the great cutlery the people
that we would gladly surrender the child without n
ransomdo not deceive yuseli in that for we could set
the chld at liberty at any moment but we never viii
return without the money no never-never-never
Ros-in order to ever GIT yu child return there is but
one way left yu an that Is the way point To yu
yu must comply with our terms in every particular
and met our agents step by step we instruct YOU
II u mean to act in faith to us va can have no OBJ
lection to tins course the fair the fause part is left
with yu to chose Tor is with yu alone we shall pre-
sumo to act on the life of Charley shall bind yu to yu
word-dO not deceave yusef an think this is only to
frighton yu-we appeal to the highest power exist on
high 10 bear witnes 1--WE soomly swear before the
twelve houses Of heaven sure the rises in the
east sits in the west so sure shall Charly die II yu
brake yu promise with us an may the same curse ial
upon US il we do not keep our promis with yu
ROs want to caution va still more for this Is a ques
ton the life or death of yu chiddo yu desire
make change of yu money for the child VI are sin
cere take advice who va think are va worst enc
mics but in the end VA will find were VA best advisers
the advice that If yu want TO regain yu child drop the
police ntrely have nothing to do with them while yu
are ransacting this bisnes with the whole thing
will prove failure an yu child must die f yu mean TO
nsnare then our advice is enlist al the power yu
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. rs n
Dictated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HIM m
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Rev. T.. Z. Roe has resigned his pastor
ate Mt We Point and removed TO Cornwall n order to
devote himself tn literary work lie s wi1InS another
move.
T. B. Patterson proposes to publish WORK
IN journalism crnbody,ng tic views of leading Journal
t in all parts Of tic country obtained in interviews
Nv Mr. ones +. wing,te, author OF the piiers Oh TIE
Ncw-York Ring In The North American he'"~
The work on "The Unseen Universe, OF Pbys-
zeal spscuations ou Future State, which Macmillan Il
Co. will publish 10 day IA said To have been wriuei
by two OF the most eminent OF English scientists IL
hcara unon s title parc the text The things which
are seen arc TEMPORAL but the things which not seen
are ccrnaI :" and e draws from science confirmation oil
these words IN their strctest sense s chief cIdc'"I
is 10 show that Immortality is strictly In accordance
with tIie principle OF continuity HShy Ne"edb int
utnclp which been the guide o al modern scientific
advauc. and its probable conclusion, by strict rcas1n
log on purely scientific grounds" that life for the I'M
Seen through the unseen. Is to he regarded ~ Tie only
uroicr life" Tho introductory sketch reviews the doc
tr1es Of Immortality and while denying To SwodcnhorG
and modern "spitnaliss" the reality OF tue phenol
cro which they put forward. deems 1t likely that the
s,,I,i.uasis have enlarged knowledge al
tue power that one mi"d mas ia lhJucnC
mg another which and ~ or r, vim "'I ,n,H
s IN their po.,iion that the invisible world If also
mtcy distinct from and uncohh.cn' WIN t' v,s,',, W,
uun with tie pr The vital chapter of the BOOK
~ ,,tlv Win The coming OF Christ and the miracles
wr",,cnt by Him ana considers them d" no. absolute
breaks OF Continuity ihing Nhch We nays "G'fe'' !"
consider IMPOSSIBLE hut only tie result ni pHuif
action OF Tie invisible the Visible ui''rse AUS
ranks them with thuse Othfr aIPlf"ut hi"'KH u' lh"
duc:fon In tune Of The visible uniVers tue ul1Sal "
ducfic of iic and that break recognized BY Wdli"e
and his school Cf natural History, wuc So ms 10 nave
incurred al the first proc "tiO Of nIJu, ana Oilers so
linton ~ The scientific objection 10 Uilteic> or the s
in,nn nj inc mystery OF lie II not, II thought 10 lie
foIn Y making li'c merely SPECIES oil energy hG
can life gtucfiie energy. nor energy me lh6roirlusl"n
of The wi,uc matter" il thai "iu this "rat wi" wife"
we cali lie Universe there is nnp neil able barrier
Death j. not such barrier forcyond IT, We learn rom
ecrure we may both living energy ana me huid on
inc pasi whio ucory gives, the two elements ~ cor
fility of Iile THt ACCORDING Ia these writer's, TIE
CHRISTIAN records and legitimate scientific processes SiN
III same
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REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-YOgK. SATURDAY, NAY g. 1873.

At tho Exchange SaesrOOn,s to-day William
Kennedy sold tlrce-sory frame house. sn1 lot 5OxlOo
on C.ttag~si. Mott Haven Twcnty-Thr ward, kDo@n
rs Lot No 233 on the village nap. Ia q C. ThoFno Tor
800 The market has been extremely dull fot the s'
wrek and from present indI ations there VII In i'w ~
my ar,,e transactions the Exchange sseSr''s tS
mouth For next week few egal sales arc arm 'l,r,l
bat none are 81 special importance On Tuesf'y L. ~
TniIow co viii sell hy order the United faics DIS
ttrct Court In Bankruptcy tho valuable bhsln~s pfnpry
known 49, 20 Bi"ad-st. sting or our-dory ana iSl
unelt Dorchester stone building, with lot 2G1KIs.O
the building nearly covers the entire lot ami IL wei
rented.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Chcsnutst Va, - rs ~ Mafi%m 81 rms 5tA 10
u c'''r' !, ros. 70 auns Si,e e. Iiorn 1900
T. 1903 Of soTils ave, 30 100 Mur1sanai
DyknaH. ri. 10 W \ lIuriare f'o'V
a, - ~ 9 ~ tirPrpD -, 25XpNj
20 A FrrraE ~ NJ Eart,lf -. ' y. So. 1890
o. crohgn nv o. "" - ....'..... 1900
.-s ... Bod. cI ~ .JI ItN - a.. ave q = par ~
~ nap OF Woodstock jogllS Dyc~man' ~ t"S ,oo
70" f,,.. r. - ''' ' .'.. II.75o
" AVERY ST. as - 2 c ~ Central ave. 7sxi2' MONS
:, .2l.3 81 CeIirllatr, leo i25 Norris ST. >
300 n ol Ma i-.,a,e, l00A2J0 To OrclardtL; i oo
Lander % wsur.t o,fVO
2iti It, 2l3G cof 2davc 1s.9x9s9 + L Under ma
70 {: 81 rta A. RI .... 2i.oo0
" Ma = n ' ~, II { % $3.50
Jie,,trnS II H. - ~ 1900
llo.hst 17j II rU itlave, 20\lO0lo Lewis, REL roo
r CrIuilir 900
i2Ol-st, 800. 10 neof dave lI2AlOoiO. W Sin. o
ciar ~, 10 Int.sa 1Izo -. go, 10 . - -; ooV
" n, = W. -" '''' - - 80. - 900
ave llr Fui'han part lpt ~ map hoffNa 900
MA, 1873. J Ii gel - istr tfe llgay-. - o-"p
~ III = l,"r Il I " " .' 1900
" nan ref Il, : If I,,r3y ..... 900. 5000
willard a.c. n = 10 Z. u 0f - 81, 50tlcO NOodLl"p
utsls: " BurraIl to " 7 Jacts1n ..........-.. ON
LEAFS iJ;00VpEn. $4,000
RieoclpF No 2G year. .)N
- West. 10 years, year 1917
lv;lsyc, No ~, year, per year '''"'
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GtNcEcrs.

As PRINCTpAL-A gentleman. thoroughly
~ quail dcsire, position Tor next year Adir'ss p
IIiDuDe Office.
As GOVERNESS.-i'cdchc French, English.
~ ant Aus nVs HueNc ptJnIio i"nc"s Ad.IoS7
b., ~, 100, 1T1Hne 0h!ca.
4 FRENCH Lady is open 10 an engagement
u ., corntry - TEACHER ~ FHtN' ana u I- sc
duag tne summer vacatou Ne~roit rietii.I A"'ioSs
tNANCAiSt, tribune onrr.
4 GENTLEMAN oi cnhrrc and experience
~ teacher has ira esi eN"- sey. de-i'es 70
- charce BuAb To Us Nt,n tucu MI runlc
riN:fr Gitut uBrX,pu 'tpr ttr:ru'tH ~ IA
cartc,es aud aiiiiy. Adl,7, e. n. y. riiJinr u!"ee
4 LADY living in Il Gcli-h;fiI! cOlliry home
~ thr Hudson Rive having srNrtal cnI r-i 81 No go"
Otlc e " ra I've mt, ht' AMY a hLl"ri ""hj'l ."
hi None "a. 80 ,aci, eupc'ed loI puucI
iars aIir~- 4. H. g. 10, ~ rciJiI p.hce.
A NOHTll GERMiN LADY. via highest
a American and German ,[ ref ron e. ri'uo'i -.
H. 30 pty, cittT r ~ An'f an st',' 80
firi IL. al. BERIl:,, IIluuo Cp to"D OHr l~33
i0o,heay NewY,rs CITY.
FAMILIES ana SCHOOLS desiring cOHipricut
TEhChLR viii trG item H. apgylng ~ ~, ,il nj
ISRINATE RESTRICTION GIVEN, Pupils
I PREPARED FOR Cp:LEGi, hy Earyf e.! "a Sat. -
ahrudaut e~p'renc" Address hr ,gtuno West SIDE oac.
sos =" est 3}@st
LlTUhriON WAh i'FD-rn TrA'H CHEM
- iSrhY and = NTt ttL StlENtt. - - ~ Stt"'i 90
Coil re. sairy not tss tina sl.'J1 lEol L5SpH InuNr
OEc'.
IyANTED--A position 10 TEAtl! little cliil-
w ,tm rNGLt-F! MA son rs aud ~ USfr, by Young
lady who ha- TAUGHT 'e kndergsi'e' y -,e Aa,,'. .
yVANTED-By lafy Of culture anJ refine
TRAviFFfin2S Grst icsfen,e slc, 1ires.
EoI lies, ashuL " al
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Haeiion GaIss Of Real Ceta!e.

-~~
Ol GREEN a. WISE, Neal Estate Agents and
Auci.OnrpIA
MOUNT VERNON COItO\ Factory FOR SAIL
b. virtue OF dr'e te United ata.s Great co;'rt zoe
the Fas'fu Distinct u Nsgin. icHl"is NJ ITS April irTL
IurubuN \. Thomas aDd others
,IauCry ic un-rrilr,i tou tietin nai.r
WI onrT sale ~ pablo ahaiion ~ front al Tie M.Ik"t
iilGi. Fair A. Ia lie .ity Ut Al En- ANDHiA.
virginia, al IL 4" CioN h. ". uD
TUESDAY. the ilth day Of May, 1875.
the valuable property suown a. tbs
MOUNT VERNON COTTON FACTORY
AND
LOT OF GROUND.
The saM Fa'iory sthnd- ION c' binr about 2,oter on
~ feet In,i"t'usL ie bT"''y-
Blick with slate IN tacloy II i""r rt"T ~
cninrry In pTn~ tie oi'e iusng h"n>" afr lie
nblv nInr and olrr ,m ~ raicnil are ~
lbor.s The NTH capacity for % u Jaris
o. brown -iIr-iiug per iay
1FhMS or SALE: five Thousand Ave hundred dollar iO
hand, and the esdue " tn. pIycsc crt' o sN
eighteen and twenty four tr,ih~ IN rqun install
pay bear Interest FROM thc 'ay ~
esdunce by the promissory n"I,s Of ~" pehaa" who
shall keep the buings machinery &c Insured IN an amount
20
the purchsso uoney "a fully pGht
r. l. SMITH,
kkuBEN JOHNSTON.
ii. O. ti.kl CLIFTON.
T.. 81. LOWt,
cunIuA..uEur OF Sale
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Droo.;lna i1ropcrin Go Get.

Fs'0 LET, at a very low rent, on ono Of tho
desirable STREETS ~ Brnslyn, hire Story brick
HOUSE. IN ret oal-r. would sall I," N LAND ~
WHITNEY, 3 B,ckmnns.
TO l. T-:j55 CARLION.ANE., beautiful
Z TWOoIOfY beOWES rONE al itnprg, oipeut, lay
Book 'u.ai-st.
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duetiou Sales Of Zeal estate.
SALE OF TIE BRlERFi:LD

UNDER rug AUTuORI ~ OF AZ iE,I1NnETT IN
TRUST mae IN hogcibcf ssi 10 t1e uufrfsSnri .tr no
BENEFIT ~ cHEDl1OH, ~ ihs hkiE"riE.p Ik1S
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ALABAMA, whcn L. Elt
CIRDED in tn IeOBArE or. CB VI Sii 0aInt-, TO
10y on MAY Mkt "a FRONT oi The PustOfFtC. q
M CITY ~ ELIZA oHE for sale 10 ne Ei0iI-r rfD
DIR. p"b~ a.ri9n iis 9t p'9yty and ca" "~'t
Known AZ Ia. BRIEhFiELD lRON PROPERTY. or1ss lug
Of a ROLLING MIL FOUNDRY. ONE CoLD bi-trf
rIImHPfETTOIt',a f MAcIIrNE sIIOP. NAIL FAc f,i,Y
BtfTLDiNG PATTERN SHOP. BHAsss FuU NDhitf c'su-
LIZA LIES !ii,s' -, if
AID AL NECESSARY BufLDINGs fok Nisl So. &
FOR UTFIC ~ A Np EhP-ofht- pt III COY - q
Tho property embrace ssIut tboo A. tf- :" la"- ~
plsollir Pie end about Oo0 ACIS with the prfYc 10
ore lnI uui,er with THAh Rad onnsci,ng Ia .i
IsG MIL al FOUNDRY "uh tho ~ ltNA'f ~b' 81 =
ms properly .tusi.d about ~ miles north ~ selma 'n
rlu..a.ry ~ tii- selma io aud Dab'u i'iioa 10 hy
cnuptfy. Vel ~atsr nj -
The prss n cnl ADDS itch deposits % HENATITE OtF
hc j. IA yieii sOut 81 frH CE4I " rtc.i'n Avi
ant Urcs, tud an ~ ~ IA
fELE ~ PPLY ~ Ritz NINOuS CJhL four o. I'VE n.1s
inc ri@ircn r,Isiron ami made Br~r>ei
alien prruu.is 90 !sfs heavy afa > ha~ sfn
riale 81 the i!n ana io.ni u b. OF s9l,ff F.aay
nRIEI.FIFID ION uaii- H. tlr Nrsl IN rEAft8
THE HIUHISr PRicrS tod aud l. usfl iu CAR
wIKi.f.s. BDiLEi.S and TELLGRAPH NIKE
ygUYfIy .Otid aHprt adv Tor M, =
atito4 10 manufacture ~ iron, yhesi-, alton
Ge. aEoli wa5os crt' aud ouicr ptIi'a'oI nisS
Tie coiatr toun. IN yellow pin. and Other rmDar ~
valuable quality and s,s mills N The ueshDoo'i are nd
soaby price yOald have no dtn'nly IA oDairn NJ "n
able ciiii part the Ifoase mDuy. Ia,t Aivs,
~. promises will show the properly aud "Ahibi map ~ u"
Tho e property deemed COOL IT. validity having
Of ;i,c ilI..s. 5ss..4 - " Pi.rrUs.
n JOSi-,
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Gouses auS Farms ucGM,cO.

TED-FURNISUED SEASIDE COT
w TAGt. within hoGr q Ea. % Rev bors sdIf
battling. Address stating ltins. 49, b. W., Ifhuhe Odc,
WANTED to purchase Dwelling HOUSE
w Aew York or rus'l ',p gTsi 3N@i no hot =" M
cur.uc. aud pay In dcalra le m1nufsCt- stock wllo
ana ownrn T. WILSON, 10 MurraytI.. rrrt ron "a.
SSANTED TO pURCHASE-A FAnM in New
w Jersey wituin ;-,I1 Sew l"fS stock ~ irs
and slPfc rs &c o., hihy l,cY:ion uHbsnrfN'Se IL"
casn prlcc the nr niuc mcnt 10 prrch ilTt pn "u
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Prof Frazcr described certain interesting pecuaIites
observed by him In Tire 1rimssic formation Oh YORK
County. Penn.
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Storage.

GRiS"oLIPS,o,n ,cn w.nruorsea
~ WAsHIN6TON PLACE.
& FORAGE FOR FURNITURE. sc.
- lrss hO W0ii ko ~ Iye il"lr ttng,~, In coal
...u,t, t.tI.yol moths. vi. H"i g. eni in -
PIChIA;Dr- STOREft0CS%, 2iS " ~ tList! s,''nth
81 furnit.It var-rt,ims
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Gountrn Dropsrin &c Ici.

4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, II
4 nnnLs from ely fcp"ta schcoia, cA1roloa &c
i4I' low u gooi tenant Address HOMESTEAD iiono
once
At IARRYTOWN.-To LET, with inmr.
~ 'aic l'--s'ion, Two e.rsanty 'nrlSh"i hu SIS all
ulco giGutn st.bI, = rt T1': .iasi
rcIs 10" sca-On at year \ EtBEh>pN, G"9 6tla'r.
1 STORiA, l.. Ito LET or for SALE--A
"ck itOUSi, .iasaId root. built i Lest manner. With
iuU, VeDi-I..- "a pie" lkfOJ fi;,
Irv, aud l-a lshigr tLn S.nul Inquire
81 hDBEki NAl.it 80 Nassau si.. n. !.
| ENON, MASS, COUNTRY HOUSE W LET
A tUKSisuED lof the saasoa Apply IN =. fOsf or h.
J. DUhNiNG, i.snOx
GCIIOOL PROPERTY 70 be LEASED.-Thc
~ Military Academy College Point. LO Island, lnoly
ownei ani conducted by Prot William lesomsh VIII tho
gudBdr. altr. aud pu, VIII ~ ZANE VIII be leased
years school ~ pleasantly situated
witlhn han yosk
~ rI'i 1.uar In, Ja1aIs aypb The iiemso4- oE 10
FLUSHING, l. l.
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Nh Jerscn Heat Cslats for SAFE.

T,0i, SALE at Il bargain in Plalnieli, n. j.
ll,lle aud OR T. Us, handsomely To- .iea n
u,si Il rc's, oliy : mi tes WlS fDn ten"i
FULAND ~ WiiTTlNG5 fcekinanSt
EOR SALE or 10 LET. Moriistowu, n j
\ ,fOG~I with stx D-foJui- bat 60 c'I nj stable
gar orchard h:g gpri tepo ii,'' from na'L
H. ?aA sQcitOe- ~Ntii DO - Vest 2Uth Sd
4UEO. AYKnS MOlrstONu.
nFh&GE. \. j., .iPEClALTi.-Grel variety
~ P.OFLIkCN SALE ani RENT Og,o- i"nr7, to "
p ~. !. n GERRY. 81 Nassao 81, AID Oranse opposite
ga
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:
WHAT YOUNG PEOPLG SiiOLLD KNOW.
TIE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS IA MAN
AID HE I.OWEE ANIMALS.
ansiruriion.

Tor Yong Lat!e5 -ciEy
KINDERGARTEN, A East 43l-st. near
IL 1itf ana n.st EuIrretft"i Ia tis city
fIo-p,l occupations tang tno is.,y. iisInn
il ltt.S. '.ipt AL
with hini-i. CARRIERS. Mas t~ al con. Pan.
MARGARET j. MCEONALDS
AVA Ci.i a.
DRAWING AND WATER COIORg,
from Nature
7SS Broadway, tC0n 8.
PARTICULAR iTrESTION GIVEN TO 20 qrPA IT9
ANb DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS ~ WAfEl. CoLot.S
ThHM go Tor 20 Its1us 81 hear each tho StudiO
$50 for 20 l,,Ons tIe pLps r.-!c4oe Payable IN AL
Two ART STUDFNTS.-A lady artist latly
a returned from EIr'p. VII take limi,.i n,nne- n
young iiire al" tic country Vr STU 10 DKANIf and
PAINT 80 irnn nature sud lie Eor particularly sdrt-s
ARTIST. itUk iUl. Tribune Otrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
1nstrurtlor.
For Boys and Young Msn-Country.

COLONEL LEAVI1'r HUNT, Gradultc or
land aud :" The ana Cu ,ye yss s o e S
cate With las own thorough English and tas-i' or,rre
French and g,rman Taught trd .%sgh py r@in1g
ta.a services in nc plsee Arcs' Sah h =, .o,G
M. Hunt Work William n. Hunt, Boston VIM Tracy
Nlaverack College ~ Hui. Riv. Inst, at Ciavcr-
" aCk, y. T. Pupils received at any tins Aonlo flck
Pn. D., Pres
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for SMALI.
- noYs. For circulars, address Mr.. IRA PhNFlErD'
GHARLIER INSTITUTE, loa West Fifty
~ unths': on Cuarh PARK. NeSlWs; college Wet
mcuts. Prospectus 10 De bah
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tar1ytown,
hN@AGSxG ROVE , FTaSir s l. POI ''"''
LEXINGTON INSTITUTE,
i 49,, invIEGToNs ESSEN COUNTY, 81; .,,,,,,..
and Frocbo!s principles
Elucno, from the Klnierzl,oa complete prsgagl
Ito" Tor College, OF Si-I' . 4 1881 Or P' b9i principal,
KIARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-North
Conway n yk tGI ta E.T To qst5 Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
WI Plains n Y. Principal o. r. WILLIS IN. d.
AIT PLEASANT INST'TE.-privaie Glasses
I'VE fr boys. amherst Mass h-to. 1896 HNasnAM friI
pEEKSKILL On. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
i .Nsw and complete Gymnasium $500 per annum Send
VONXERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
i boys in,ll gent, healthy. Christian men.
BENJAMIN MA,JS B1X "a. COL, i"ukets, y. \.
Tor Young La1ies-Co1n.ry.
EBELL international Academy; for European
~ s;niy and neat se'o for yoans l.s AID
tsc,ers ia SCicIce, agdlSs Art aa Muse, Ia liii IN
pr Party OF tlrty embarked AlIj AUolcr class ~
bcs leave New NOr1 for European uTst veeA IN Jnh
For particulars attn bc later Iat pn AcpiemY Cooper
Union, Sea Yur or % Wig grI't,fr IT, Berth, irissh
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ bridgeport ConHL Address MISS EMILY Nelson.
Mi3cellane ous-Couutry.
4 FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL on a farm
4! nile. from Sca York So pr wc,S BOant wash
ing Tr'tOn the confprs country home For drcI
bars address Mrs. II. c. MCNEIL, uanhlssot, l. I.
TNO LEASE-Furnisbed, for q term Of years,
4 long Established BOARDING AND DAY SCNpOl for
UN- LADIES, nj the IlraUnies cit e. % Sout!tf
n, Enraud Address with references, H., % West lSts
ErSNork.
E.'ORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, Tor
lifs Adj - Iil-.neL. tlJi ytaI ir thl AL Con
mon English 10 pre- tor ctt{ toi hi4n'%' ah "i u"
Adlrfrs los j.. X No, uD. Siung Itr.h, Sidf'ai -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

the appointment of the Jcsus Is confirmed The ma
oriy the Liberal papers have condemned tho rot ~
lawlpss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
"a ~ }. hev. J. c. WiChOfr, nae Apa-
A BOARDING SCHOOL for II Boys
IA o. ". r Xxx lOTt Ch,HBI, y. Y.
A BOYS ROAKDtNG-SCilOOL, SHORT
~ LIDGr MEDIA ACADEMY. - mil = from Philsdel.
son for hit bays Tor whom. The Nr" YORK Orrs.
b0m,hfe IL piOyii! not usually fOdhd ~ boarding
scOOis" SIrca att bach ward puilN Students al
halted at tune by t auar tor % seeks ~ Moderate
Iai'r and -" Easy Sir Bayap THyhr SAYS .iSe
great ieannr IN recommending 70 pae0LH the A,aicmy u
Mhob H. G. SIiDiIt.itNE ~ prnri aaL have hpi
IOiluuy oi oi.s rang 10 ~lcb Tie Aclvuy
ordHctei II TIE dnTn'tn Of thr pupils Nh" sitni
nothing gis1G. NtinA
flrf buii intellectual moral srlpiurnt ui the
For ~ iiiliug circular adf oiiOi +.
iUiE (hnrvari a. ~, Meia Penn.
BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton. Conn.,
~ Home romior- healthy alton Lersis loei uls Ad
iIgss AUGUSTUS WuIrLUCk-