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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

REAL ESTATE SALE.-The dwellng-house and
premises on the corner Of Beretana Avenue aud
Punahon Street comprising ten or twelve acres of
land lately owned by Mr.. Agnew, have been pur-
chased by Hon. II. A. widemaun, for $1,000. 1t is
understood that the purchaser intends to build on
the vacant lot maka of The present dwelling hOusc
when he returns from Germany. This sale, rs well
that noticed last week, Indicates that choice real
estate is in demand.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

H.IR Ms S. hPoSETZ.-This transport which
has been In our harbor for the pas; nine weeks left
yesterday at ten O'Clock A. NJ. for San Francisco,
where she will Join the Russian Fleet During her
stay here she has been completely reftted and re-
paired, and goes TO sea in fine condition. She will
20 over under steam, and will probably arrive
there about the end OF next week. Mr.. T. A.
Schaefer took passage BY her. Previous to leaving
the harbor. ssluies were exchanged between the
ship and the Punchbowl battery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

CHARTs.-A very Interesting chart showing the
routes travelled by the sledge parties on the Rars
expedition, may be seen at the Bookstore Also
number of other Arctic charts on various scales.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

~ Steamer City OF New York, Capt Cavalry
will be due from Sydney tomorrow morning. and
will leave for San Francisco ten or twelve hours
after arrival.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TENprrSe.-The list of good things advertised in
to-day's issue by Messrs Henry May and Co. Read
and sample, and buy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

r5y- A mail may be expected by the barkentine
Discovery. Capt Shepherd. now due from San Fran
cisco. with dates 10 March 18th
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28
MAR RIED.

KISG-pAyIs.-At the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Homo
lulu March 2lth by Rev. kOekmann Mr.. james Ander
500 King to Miss Charlotte IL. Davis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28

FUNERAL OF HIS LATE HIGHSEss KANAISA-The
funeral ceremonies of the venerated father of His
Late Majesty Luualilo will take place tomorrow
from his late residence on Palace Walk The pro-
gramme Of tbs order of procession may be found in
another column. The cafhn has been constructed
by Mr. Wicke, and is fine specimen Of workman
shin II Is made OF kod, the carving and ornamental
work being of very dark koN, forming an agreeable
contrast to the lighter colored kod.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28
DIED.

PhRKER-In this city, March 23rd, the Rev. Beujanin
" PArer 74th year Of his native OF Reading
Massachusetts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-28
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~ IILASG, Jockey Club. aud other perfumes TaiiSt
vinegar OF word-wiie celebrity, Toilet Wate Lvenar
water, Florida Water, Eau de Cologne, Line Iaice and
oycerine Tor the Hair. Gycsrine, Honey wndsor and
otner soaps. Violet and Rice Powder, Aq1adenne for
me Ieetn &c ss, strand I2s, Regent street. and "a
Sornnii London Sold by all Perfumers and chenl.ts
Register ed trade mark-an herAldrie rose. ez.-fy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
Miscellaneous.
FTNITED Stab, 5cH2Q2,L. AID COMMIT
fllp Gcho1le.

ALBANY LAW -CIOOI-JNlpN lNlNER-
d etYl- Ilr course nf suc ou cHilrIrs . o. Agtt
ruc,.a,. abe si Ul ui ~cp,I,-. Apply Or Information 10
ISAAC LDF AHD~, Albany =. :.
Z NNUAL SESSION G9tM OF hl" Law
"a SCHOOL ui lnc lNlNE t~II1 ~ fhr tI4h r. . ih-
YORK. Washington eIai,. Deg 20 oci.b'r i'.' I'D Ids
Jun. ~. 1875 a Wiltfta Ht a-au ur. tfrlH ff-
ouirrG ltrfrf ir'u4 ." d. t'. goo t' r'h-
ftii-rc' ~ students 90 oi'rs If ns.t riai l..i'
qutrsrI I,r1. etc. Apply ~ So. D. NJ tl a. Seer if Y
council tl fipadway. 90 J.. X JAOlIs Professor d sec.
Rotary ol Facn.ty 80 tr,aloa,.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ~CHOOL.-Ile
= twentieth ana t Term u ths fustitutllu -
IA. Sen "Wednesday ir'' 81 " ifi
continues unti 'iar lG 1873 !hr nf iUsfriI'I
y.7rs For rlfIhi.up &C. 2drrs-s - 49, firit
Jones b.. THEODORE W. DN IrHf PROBES. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
SCIENCE FOR TIE PEOPLE.

An meteorological exhibition Is projected
70 los eivcn m connection with the international EApos
tiou M Paris next year. The programme Il long ana
elaborate. only ITS outlines can be given here Inc 80
cietv Of Anlropoogy viii he represented by DF' f"u
Brocs who VIII prepare the reguationshs' o.
and i'm general such work 20 usually confded TO the
S.retaiv Dr. ID, Rausc VIII be IN charge o! ""'h'oP
ll instruction inc udiug lectures and everything o.
an ednc tonal character. Dr. T0linard VIII nc 'U' W
rector Oh authropoocy aud craWo0s'' IhciUo"S H ''
charge all anatomical specimens, figures sculpture" WI
preserved casts models. paintings, drawings "iu po'y
rrarl,s aud instruments Of the laboratory or '"e ''F
lector. H. g. dc Mofd1ct VIII preside over ~elio'oN
sul presf otic antaroo,oey, including traces OF ""
IN Tertiary O-qtcrnary. Prehistoric and Pf"'o"lel'''
e,,oers This deuartmcut Will nave broad rance H""
The earliest indications OF MANS pTcserce down 10 ''
Ini.rtiof~ of races ut tIc iau OF the Roman EH-..
,rbe etbporrsl,hv of Europe will Ice ia charge OF W.
Gerard d. RiaIIc This will show, by means OF t''"'
teri.tc articles OF use or wear 10y pictoica m'""S'
Tho d,sbut ON of peoples as the present DAY n ieSpeo
10 race nationality and religion. The EtAro-I-ihs '
France and h,r colonies will Doe complete a. lo-s'
Statistics and medical geography Viii bee entrusted To-
Dr. Bertnon The specimens which indicate the I''n
ZION of climate aIu udc of location and sanitary 'o""
tons iu general 20 the growth and movement Oh ioP"
finn ~ l' belong 20 tins DIVISION Liuc.isucs VIII "t m
chais.,. OF NI Abel H1rtlacIucf thS WiI ''' i ,, n
thue relating ic Vhiiol ~. bi' iti'.' ~ -, .li
H. iiu5er Inc 're, uu oi Dr. bureau 'h' VIZ, H.
~. iraflYtIs relative tO antAloN"'..
, 80 a ,.fnstsliug cudeayor % make the dclaIt'Si
disHact study of tic programme J.. t 'i,f.
Viii he very likely 60 overlap on. a".t' en- 49, mi d.
OF rivalry should break o1t Dee cen li'' it, oil
pGrfln, MIS-, tltIC may ht oc''4ei'i' 4"' q" -
fle 3. h. Ul ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
Nem 11nbIirnllons.

HENRY IRVING IN DUBLlN-I III l NJ NJ
II NERSITY MAGAZINE for NeptcuHfi c'i't n."
and r.rnars able Cabinet photograph. auf0-Iph QUO '
memoir 0i this distinguished trgrctian. Nmon& ' -
zines East e. my old friend Che tniNe sl't-- .-
MEN OF ALL PARTIES
VIII have daily during the next few weeks covering zoe
Fau campaign for corr ect and vencut Political Manual
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC and PCiillCAL
REGISTER fof 1877
Is the only work published wlich completely "h' 'o ''
ara is AZ once cheap comp co aue entirely i"o
eighth edition. now ON sale cou,a with careful i''''n "
corrections tul rcturne uv couni'cs.oi thc 80.
TONS ia all the States; Che NATIONAL PIC
1e-r. ppOClr.DINDe and VOTES Of CoNGi,LeS aud
TIE ELECTORAL COMMISSION upon Tie P"A9iD'..>-
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tca iIor7aat cr nowhere else accessible DO cow '" ~
I.ico Jy mail, postpaid, 70 cents. Address
THE TRIBUNE
SsU-Yors.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

The Philadelphia Academy of Natural
Science have been discussing the advantage Of romct
ius thc growth OF the lacquer tree i'm THIS country I"e
yarish obtained from tus tree in Japan is used for tbc
beautiful .eoucr-Wor of that country The tree l. of
tn rhus family and The vamish when new is poisonous
causing rash. Dr. Thomas mentioned aH Americas ar-
iy an OF whom were poisoned hy soe newly mcqueicd
furitur. sent from Japan Prof E3tarock told PLAIN
urysrui bed i. uf instance whore irN company az
soldiers ,4as sent Cap, God TO drill aud uu, 't
per cent Of them were poisoned ay plant q ,e ihls
KIM. probably poison ssuiacu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
rgNIE PRIME OBJECT OF EDUCATION IS
3 AL-I III Il = d LL-L. l.

row. or NHr-. cGyuea County, y. y. jan 81, 1872.
T. Uiret u caatei.-
-, school nos district taught. during tire winter o
1862 by Sir. T. D. Kellogg. We ale pleasure iu Sf",
trat tr scholars made ueT Dds pr-rgs. ir thcr
etuf cyCrt Guvt ever known ia tiis section AMI
MARRIED ly ag ISrELilGENCE which WHs'TEUIi s. UE-
pflSI&G. Ia. acdGr,iucIf - EE0Nlcd.o was iu.dt a
PIEA~J RI ms pupis entered lro h'r studies With
SpII1I AND brlItHt. even th- Youngest chiidl -
developing = LIZ ItFI.It%tf. ami HAEfTS on
rII~lSIE,T APPLICATIONS quite remarkable at tleir on
AID age.
rov 'fr. Tror, able. without assist conduct
iit - ol % class - Ia. s.D1 a.
branch 6gf a alec bv mcth"oe 20 once s 'lGi ana
Pflt tt al1 which e}lltlIF repaired much .iul
aru .pyt irsiarstai-i imam UAGF cF 10 BEING
WITHOUT IIAl-BD1kS, and always qItr i,.rulCrl
e.. il,u-ts f0ue matter e., p ItrI.i-I AND WON t
Hi-i thc s'i, - stem al TRACKING PERFECTLY AuAf1
III mines tt ne Young. rl.ttllr cree ti,.f AIRED
INpINIDt So WANTS aud See -ari thi- o. aWaLci
ing pupils Personal ,Hona ard ie them
to- Df.f cHd Tfil r for ie hUultc,t.l 5c
ter passive modes ol Teaching o. zen
er1I ice. i'5..N AZ. - 3. go.
WILLIAM ~ GLOVER,
CHARLES H. IIJf.s
: l -a- . I. L II -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

A monk of the Bcucdictne Monastery at
Rsysorn. between Bljiw and Vienna is % sci-tasm
mcclauioi1u amt artist he has recently completed
mechanical curiosity fra the shape OF a scl-murlr- ter
resrill globe, which The Acqqc"B describes I'D deia
eoinai ou or wheel, gives fl motion similar o. tt
Of lie earth ard when once going VIII Ievovc for
three weeks At Tie north pole OF the aAls are DIAL
plaes on which The days ana months are indicated and
over these is a smaller globe by means Of which lie mo
ZION Of II, earth round tine exhibited The larger
cioho sets the smaller IN motion DJ tHc agency %
te'r heels Thc construction O. Tho mechanism look
mon tlrau Ten Yeats p0tct ap cation. and only
Couuc.rG numerous NiFriUrut-. AS regard -'"-
yruclI o..ai~ the map tnc gl'oe ctrci Iy drawn,
AM shows al the latest d~coS cries Tic steamer roJcS
raj WAY and telegraph times, th, hci-ht. o mounted s.
and the dcptt, o. the ocean are d distinctly SHOWN. 49,
somewhat oaI cDuc,I 30, thc year ia which the Luu Vs
Leeuu can ID. a~gtitalurd hy r.arfau-tcut %. ctrau
Iri,ofs ~ te Bcucdi,tiuc- motto inscribed on IT. " In
hoe sjcut iu omnibus, glOIifcetur Deus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

Prof. S T. Baird The Fish Commissioner
provided las month at salem Macs, for rcsum'nS The
usual work Of tc corps Of naturdsts who spend their
Summer vacations n doing grdtui:oUa labor for the Com
mission ana in tho interests Of sccac The dredging
operations this year already spoken Of as being
highly successful In trtythroe hauls there have been
gathered three hundred species Of nyatcbratc animals
and many fishes hitherto rot found ~ or waters. som
al 5hc tails were announced at Tie hd meeting OF tn
FsFcx Institute last week. ~ Mar'tchedd Mex, W -ir
upu, a 10 have been occasion Of moro than tn usual
scientific interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

According to The Engineering and MINING
.Joraai tae quickest piece of railway construction Oh
record is atof t1c Philadelphia ana Atlantic City h'a"
Tho distance is 55 miles the gauge 81 feet; among '"
excavations there is ono of 10000 cubic yaIN' "o'E
r,,srf. one az 500 feet long using $4,000 cubic
varls of which was hult iu week; OF bridges ahu
culver;s there are more than 100. Tie whole read was
constructed u 81 days. ANA iu time for large summer
excursion travel. The work is mgdN Sl'b'n o.. ',
crsfab,c li.,. Of u-iucerlu- ANA d hsd lac uh''"
merit of coming within tue estimated cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

The telescope spar torpedo was tried Oh the
Tuaes ast iaoutho Ear the spar is concerned. The
continuance Is Que OF Kind that s be managed by
towing The explosive material docs not seem 10 have
been attached in these experiments The performance
cons tcd ia taking thc spais Out upon steam launch
and rowing them overheard 70 test their approach
boss floating la river Tie launch passed me buoys
A. fi, ss.; the cast OF the spar made when az
esi,u..-a distance o. hty feet from buoy. Tie tide
am W a'of,u OF the lsunch caused The torpedo spar 70
urt..ari 80 that it would drift 40 an angle 90 the
Nr lc apaTs were telescope, and they extended 10
lc~ fp tfn,ii afCr being thrown overheard. The
t,rnrff were Coencd satisfactory, the end ~ the
-. Ign, ed a. fbe torpedo head" was IN each
io cArfleJ uU1eT the buoy which II was supposed ~
- .tisca4ag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03
Ccacncr6.


ALI. wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
= alpss Amer Educational rion. 5a7 Rros way. 5. 10
Ili!v muoluctons Ica; ons1riun.iir- isisn''' '".
1 YOUNG WOMAN wishes a position as Cow
roicrHecs cyc aud sssS, Ar--a EoI 26g Narcotic oslo.
A YALE GRADUATE, with experience AZ
- S9 ac u' Az s i6Wkb i sS s 6, ' '
1 COLLEGIAN, competent 10 fit young men
"a college ctsifcs 90 take ~ luple 81 af ug aif
juno g. 70 10 Plo.cssoss u Columbia co..-e Address
4 YOUNG LADY of culture and refinement.
= win ue hes. Of reference ae..Ir, i..ioe '.
soyerueSs. XdiTcss b. B. : c.RNtI, ny.
4 PARTISAN lady Diplomie) experienced IN
- ,o.@ rr;' cl,ss tssais Pa, ~, ! e.s
I,cnert. 7ct B.oaa"ay.
4 GRADUATE from Vassar College de.
u srcs position astea, per. has bal eiper ~" ''s
or Other boarding school Address -4-AciE'' bi''lS
An EDUCATED Freuch gentlemen dcs'-,.> a
si.yo ,is es Sba ' l,5i. T, c Ad.,
Tribune once.
" A MEXICAN school INSTITUTE" es,
- tii-l,f l-ij consolidated VIII $50 n ~
,r. Many tcsci.rs ~,I,,I Tor september Amir i9,n
10, saia. ,. o. sghr'meotu A. a SECRETARY 1' l'. .'.-
4 GRADUATE or YALE, WHO h. bad e.
= p.'i 49, y '' r '' ai,,. ,.1s.,. Of Iaarsa
GOOD fe..rucc. Ial.es. To- NJ. a. box IS N,-r r ''a
1 GUIDE 10 FAMILIES, TRUSTEES.
- f1- CiAr.,. % ...enf i-y s, HIT ~ ~, ,..i-s
t,5catr. constantly vapt,ai c,l,naiort 'f t.i1. D. n"
scHEENLruoHN. Secretary 80 East ltih--t
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEAClitss95
bel i5, anJ lau,s'.i supple, ire,si, ~ l'',
er1ess.s. iaorl alton 90 paren Of so 'c.' A,
leinS ~ ,ea,. su,,' t ~. j, -tsll
u, for meei'l amy d,raad. hli. 10 M.' 49, s YOU w.
EDUCATIONAL BUR Al 30 Union-~raro;;
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Enetrurilou.

I1rBg or erptrieae adr~ enz oar s'lool 90 hare heo
gya r.f rDs o eire sI Tr TI ST fl7u nan Lfotr
rf rlt omar D0ll. pr a. tff-.J A1us o4d WILLIAM j.
HI3Is Eeits 1'itJqfg fc1d,ay stamford, conN.
For Boys and Young Meu-city.
4 CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND
~ private instruction. rc'ucrs N'rtew1"r -. AlIt
THOMAS h. ASH lo3 IVES; g." atier Sept rom lO TO i
1 BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING in TEN
- LESSONS, housekeeping, ETC. Arlly ~ o'iitt, fr
NTHON GRAMMAR school. G. \.
a MILES. Principal rcopens september no.; AWl{ 81
september j. between The hours q ten and two.
( y experienced teacher OF Algebra, Geometry,
n Tr orouruv Bookkeeping aud Arithmetic, ".shr. 'o
make au engagement for ie ensuing ,h"J.$.ai. A'I -
'IbEutEiCES" Uibuc Uptown once !-'o Llo'o"".'
New-iuik.
ADNERTISER$, ...-...............,
ALL FiE@ItLA~- CITY 4ol HNAi.' 10
BROWN & PULN EHMAN. I25c Broadway, NeW-f ORR:
Send copy ~ advertisement when hN8 -"i estimate '' W
formation.
business COLLEGE.-Cady. Wilson and
ID WIlvoirs soar .,grs corner Union square Tcopens
Pcah-T@ NIitr for circulars
BOOKKEEPING. PENMANSiIlP. ARItH-
DOLE. iI',' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, lla3 broadway,
u.a n.tr Terms reduced Gentlemen, ladies ana bNa can
hayo IIyat. lessons.
COLLEGIATE TRAINING.SVHOOL.
- Nilth Year lo1 ilftH ave-. Over iuinnm,s
vii beela irs yearly session September 10
It's Classical and j.. eIs! n,ir4cioni- 't 81 tl-I
PHI g.. ENERGETIC. Prepares iDr fto-.lu.t 'r il'-
more class. best colleges, 90 for busn send -f tica
Gail avon enc Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-03

A point in railway equipment on which con
illusions have been reached in this country din 'ni from
those which have prevailed in England is 10" Under dis
ousson IN toe British technical journals Nh Iiiesin-
nathan, no is engiueerinchef OF the railways in the
colony OF Victoria. contributes in recent report some
valuable opinions the subject He SAYS: There lac
aiwavs been disrust Of castron wheels IN EHgidnc
they are believed 20 DE much liable 20 break than
those of wroughti. This is 40 doubt the case WHEN
common castirou s used but ii is Impossible TO TcsiS
the testimony 10 favor OF the cIst-Uu CiswhCc which
a. used in the United states The metal I'm TIE best o.
tle.e wheels D. cold ,t charcoal iCn, made from tLe
red hHinafi,e ores, aic great cat is tdNr h ctsh~
Too need anal Co.,. best of these wheels safe
The best ugit-Iou wheels iu any cuuajc Hr maj
t.v are -ufef than cht-lon wheels win ~i, tres
H. countries subj 60 severe irUsts' TuUre mint
her for our isou manufacturers TO their market ~
AuslrallA
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Enetrncilon.
For Younr Ladies Country

For Young Ladies-Country
SIS0 a. YEAR-B0ARD and TUITION.
" icO Address Epi-'oral Academy Il neioaaelc. NJ
For Both sexes-Country.
4 NICE COUNTRY HOME-SCHOOI.-slga
| ~ mouth. "a .rsas y. J.. Tribune Daoe
PLAN PRESBYTERiAL ACADEMY for
g 81, % BON 'e , ~. Ill.,, nsaa on i'.} speHar
eluc aui hoalthyi nc in.trurIes careful u0r,-a =
naaiieat,. H. cneGoRY rt D., rnaopal'
CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
Hs,. T. T. fi.r-IiNo D.. Pressure Penn
! COLLEGiATE INSTITUTE, ihc,cUstos1.
! - hi-'rnis de'l ri o .afe'. rrJaf" rr,'.uar ~
! }u'i-.t os.t 'i.s c.,. F.i-tl .a.r a1tt' =.
! o'l's ire'. EhN. Ghr. %. Wits f ~. b.. t.r.i.rt
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE
- f1r both .ft.s unc. fhs Focal. Hf frgf o. !,
Nev York gives ul iIung st s-,1. l -,.afrr .,ors
SSa c5I l a. a. s9paqui n s. Fog GA
| CLAVERACK q. ~ College and Hud.on
- River Hsntute-2tfh feaT. oieas -ep lo 200 n.t.c-
nc.. codr. \, ir a'ui,r,,. i,r at.s q .f. .... ~
i2e.,rsa'e e'c-os Primary department. h.. AL.>lo
NE GARNO INSTITUTE. RHncarck. n.
GA si bG' P'''-''' ''''- 'A' F''''' '''- NJ w
DREW SEMINARY AND FEMALE COZ
- lrse Csiinr., e. y. a .lo- i" .o,. r. 49,. I. u
cE6 e. -s s,i I'2..a ~ ,'''' ''' '' ''' D.
AELAWARE LITERARY INSTITUTE.
- TrsuFim y. f.-For uat. SEXES annie a.a'ursii.
s,afy F,cuiijy e.ars-i Aiir..s cifAELEs D.. tfa.
EVANSVILLE HYGIENE SEMINARY Re-
- yards u.tLIl n o.er study and ls'i.. % iI 'e
seal, '>'. nti pr. 80. lA, ', hii.. 'r-
Young persons of ,tt,rsrl b.sn Gown bg ta. a..s z
t.lo ;irriesitE Aeir,'. 5. 3D. GOODYEAR 10 g., Da.s.
VILE Ny
ERIESDs' y. +. Boarding-srhool for boy. md
for cs s.l s g. ars ii, ,aiifY ~ rraca
GREENWiCH ACADEMY. with Musical ln-
~ sut1i- a'd ro"ui.i.'d toiIcs. -"7-. f'', 70
address nv. l. D. sLNGE-Lta 3. 81. D. e.,ae.'. b. =
KIND CARO- lhoouyh teac'.ny. api an
p,ec M .. .a i, IS l.r.., l.. ..,., a.
iufrou lf1'h.ads. AIal q, NJ. ,Hn-iitN-aN %
EsIsS CON0VER, HOME SCHOOL, Oh
~ Budg,. NJ. tsaHii..'. l-aa. 81 'af..r
BENNINGTON SENINARl.-For couyen-
ente 20. acres Lt'l. Ilti'-i .hd t.a.l' 40 .tiI 10
H'w" cnllio ft tca,.r cone ' student, .' i'.' 80
u.o.tIa nj. c,ga'r. Aa.rr, TIIJ- HANLuN, b. Do 'l.
uiastcn. NevJcr-.y.
pOCKLhND COLLEGE. Nyack =. Y-Both
IA seyef .9-' psr,s'I. Ho e1.ras. -rnr foo. r...rr
GOCTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, R.tcOon,
> 81 For botr ,rS,. college prev iaio, I.ff, rls
-iea- amt ,ceauD. c'a..-s huith@ Dl '''i. f..-
Beam. -oII 8 send for canIoeu~ %. s. ti..-s. rrn.
rsNlE SEWARD INSTITUTE. Florida. n. T.,
wm Mae .nd iema. DE- pa. mssni, '3.r,H -,'ai r.,
Fe'na, department address Mrs cEo ~. ~iVtHa
'B'HE SCHOOLS OF THE CATHEDRAL 90
4 THE INC Ai%ttioh, Gt,rei tliy. Lo.s Island =.
~. ~ ~ ~ l- U Tes r., T, r.v.r-v
$50 non NJ A., warren. w. iIcary e. johnson. ,i4,
~ NtEYs SCHOOL mr GIRLS Cnd.r ne charge Il
me Dracon. ;er o. Lon Island o ,.,o,., r.,,..,,
4 oriinarr expenses s-75 per aranm Music and h"'rn
annie q, rho v-,rll ~ Gf.u Co..
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Insirncilon


Ue bB, THE TmuuN obe me- bes mdfirl for keeong oar
eccr b,f9Te people. ntd dsgn ~ continue ~ ttc ~
cJfiHas.-lA. NJ C0HLfs EimUa, ~ - fe@aie 'ol'ege
For Boys and Young Men-Country
CTX BOYS, or young men, carefully instructed
- ior college orbnsinc,s. ROW. TUfIS' Monsou. hast
81. GEORGES HALL for BOYS, Relstcr
> Town Baltimore Co. Advantages accomm0tauons
situation and climate ursutI rs.ed ltr7 500 *"vv per
STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL,
; RIVER STREET.
REINEE, fifiH AND siAifsfs,
r,,r,b German and Ns iaeit In all the classes
ChrmIstrr. aud Of Physc, both lr Lec'es ana ~ ie@i
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS -
-Four Free Scholarships 90 ihc ~ Ftn5 InslUf eI l,oi
nL y open 20 the piuono O." 1fadualt Oh A' 9'o'e"'
HIGH school. ....,.. ..-.,.,...,.,,
For First and Second Glasses. 4lO0 per annum toi ilIl
and 5ofth Glasses, $50 per annnu- fauon per - IN J"
p''''' FALL rEsu nGr,s OCTOBER B.
For circular oroaaiosues apply 10 5e It Pin WALL.
rT'ABPYTOWN N. " IRVING INoII
Rt.lurte -.uipmbor H. -raG Ton circular
'''' A. hli;AGEAC. D.. a ROWE, princrait
THE HILL SCHOOL-plcWutoy 10 Col
loec ana University otstovn, Pa Most i'iol-h
mont ,Iusun library; careful sap ryiei Do ard nome t-
ulr. J0HN lElGs. pa. 10, Principal keoptls sent H.
vgyVR CHANDLER SCIENTIFIC DEPART
MHNio Daruouth College, besides b. general course
otter iu COZ ucCon with are luayer -ciooL the most ih @
I,',. i,r..l fly, I.r.rrsp,. examination August 20
Adlrs.s rslI b. h. RCCGL..~ nanoycr y. b..
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Z forua.ug r0ye nte.i ge4t, taihy, C.il*.i3h men
YOUNG MEN privately Fi,5cd lor College.
T. UOFI.tA,SN, otJrkur.lg., Mass
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4 BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN

-f.tf.rrItgI'- ArADTtfY M,tin. Penn.
Twelve suite, iyI. iIoli ed 20 and 'ir-ii' s.- iil!i
Bayart i..Or e,t- - lAt great ri 3utc i comm end
Ing p4f.jst Academy oi Ai s.i-- e. $40.
rr,.. Goo 81. !. N1ift snort
laG-.s ,fia Academy .holI- IHc beet iu.tf uctou'
Cl4fl,s 10. I,'Ad uars Do ,iiu p 71fe: az Is an III
sfi.ii.r .ft. "a Dos pupils Or . eli as farruiF.
al H,aInI Iiujou AYE. Parents T tHt Do not only
g,r ,. 600, fu .lu. kr. cheerful establishments "itir
rgf,ral l..uf iau.. cl.fuI. mth- fnat Wholesome
mental ,Ill AIRED pLy. rsi atmosphere Which IS necessary
rlr growth t.. he.i lg toHft'
Tho ,r john I,rr ly.: "YoHr attention % Gee diea
a'ii.i7 "n''-a-
teI!.efut tii.l.. of parents .Hg Guardians.
no, .l - fa.i,r Pros. leu. # Pennsylvania senate
e4,. tr.-l it 70. one ui the Doe tbe state, and one
every suited Co d @F ior aui college. The iHhcI"
a-,l DIS a--. sisui- nt uuUu tcuc@fnfh' ...
tou-, gi H,! lHr HUtut--. ii"ir~-"l 1890 f-'"
q DO,
lifi aiiilt''
au- t.rI. special irrtIIuI AID class instruction lof
advanced and llr.Nstd ,I-. Ton instructions. t"o grad
uacs Yaie toiyse. FI 'ctur. 81 uu'lne az! citnai'
sl.r..- IEII< HiD lklII D'it Harvard IlftlHt',
a. N .l p.u.. Mel se,0u churches ahd temper
chatter.
pOY~' BOARDING SCHOOI.-Croton, on
- Iaas' .r e sing. se.e5i i'Hr'i new SPACIOUS