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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

The ARLINGTON EsrATE.-General G.
W. Gusts Lee has instituted an action Of
cjeciment against the United States for
the recovery os the Arlington estate, now
occupied as soldiers cemetery and by
Fort Whipple, the instruction academy OF
the Signal Service corps. The Arlington
estate was originally owned by George
Washington Parks Gusts, the adopted
son Of President Washington, and was
inherited from him by his daughter,
the vile OF General Robert L. lee, Of
Confederate fame. When General Lee
joined the Contederacy, the estate, COM
prising eleven hundred acres, was conlis.
Gated under the act DIOR the collection. OF
direct taxes in the insurrectionary
States and sold at auction, being bid in
by the Government at SO, 500. The Gov.
ernment paid this money into its own
treasury, and the owners Of the estate, rs
was customary under the Conliscation act,
received nothing. Mrs. Lee and General
G. W. Gusts Lee, her son, have had u
claim before Congress Tor long time, but
no action has ever been taken upon it.
Another attempt was made to secure the
passage OF ablll by Congress TO refer the
case to the Court OF Claims, but this aIso
failed OF passage. Now the heirs enter
into the courts Of Virginia, and the case
will probably come before the Supreme
Court Of the United States before it is
finally decided. 1t is claimed by the Lee
heirs that the Contiscation act was uncon.
stitutional, and the sale consequently
void; hence they SUE for the property
and for damage to cover the rental from
1864 until the present date,
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THE Mahodia has been asked why it
"paid no attention to Lent and Passion
Week. and it answers: "As to Lent, We
regard fasting (ioE religious purposcs)
as piece Of heathcnism. Nothing about
the life Of our Lord is more conspicuous
than His practical rrbukc, by the whole
tenor OF His life and words, OF fasting
religion. At time when religion con.
sisted OF lasting or pretending to fast, He
alone did not fast, and He nowhere com.
mcnds lasting. His forty days tempts.
ton was not fast, but an uplifting into
region where food is not needed. After
the forty days were ended, then began
He to be anhungered.'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
1870 Main Street.
HNRUSTEE'S SALE.

I
by virtue OF five several deeds OF trust mnds Jy
tiiOsOn l.. Cranmer, Trustee for Mary Hunter
Walker Hunter, and Mary Hunter, wifeo Walker
Hunter, to the undersigned Trustee, said deeds oil
trust being respectively dated SOth December. 1870
Both December. 1871, 8gth December, 1872, Slh
March, 1873, and Gihoi February, 1874, and Of rC-
uOrd In the Clerks Office Of the County Court o
Ohio county, West Virginia, l will on
SATURDAY, 18Th Of May, 1877,
Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the 'front.' door Of
the Court Hou.e OF Ohio county, proceed to sel to
the highest and beat bidder the following described
real estate situate on Zlnes Island, Ohio county
West virginia, to-Wit Commencing at north casi
corner Of lot numbered eleven IN, laid ont by
Daniel Zane thence south CiGhty-six 1857 feet on
Huron street. thence west one hundred and TWEEN
ly-hyc N"j) feet TO Hunters alley; thence north
ninety (9O eei; thence east one hundred aud VEN
iy-tVc C9j) feet 10 place OF beginning EScept
that piece Of real estate on Wheeling Island Itont-
ing on North Huron street and founded rs illlow,;
Beginning at point on the west side Of Soyth Hu.
ron street, which point Is the north east corner Of
the property conveyed by Walker Hunter and wife
10 Elizabeth Dew by decd dlica 10Th September,
1854, and now OF record In the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Ohio county In decd book 80 folio,
So and 81 land now owned by g. l. Cranlner,
thence running with the north line Of slid proper
~ conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew as Aforesaid 10 m
alley commonly called Hunters alley; thence run.
ni1g in northerly direction with The east sIdc Of
the alley thirtytwo (S2) feet; thence running In
line PARALLEL with said north line Of 81 d property
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew TO the west side Of south
Huron street, and thence running with The mid
west side Of South Huron street to The place Of be-
ginning.
selling as Trustee, will only convey such title
as Is vested In me as such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. Il. Caldwell, Trustee.
J. c. HRRvRY, AuctIoueor. Rpi9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE
20 Shares Stock In Peabody Insurance Co
10 Shares Stock In Ohio Valley Bank.
&c Shares Stock IN La Belle Glass Co.
10 Shares Stock In Etna Mil.
= Lot Ground, Centre Wheeling, Main street.
= Lot Ground, Centre Wheeling, Market street
Small Frame HouSc liih street.
Two-stOry Brick House, 1Ith street.
mf3O !. IRWIN. Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
wATCHES-

Our stock Of Watches Is full and varied, consist.
Ing Of all grades Of American and Foreign move
mPntA In gold and uilver cases. As We receive our
supplies direct from manufacturers, We can offer
inducements 10 buyers. Call at nos Main street,
for Watches, Clocks, JeWelTy, BpCCtAClGs, Silver
and Silver Plated Ware, Gold Pens, &c. So Fine
Watches, Clocks, &c, repaired and warranted.
aplD ONTOBY 4 DUFFIELp.
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FINANCIAL.


This hank Is OrGRnIECd and prepared TO tt lnsact
the business OF banking Ia all its details.
ittuCCeCJs the First National Bank OF Whe0l;ng
Is owned by the same shareholders and Ia under the
Rnic management,
BY carefully regarding the Interests Of lis Cores
p0udenn and DeIosiiurs, and by Il prompt and
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Ellis discounted
Collections made Gu all points throuS hout the
United States.
Dclosit Account. subject to check Al sight IT,
ee'!cd from Banks, Bankers, Firms, COruOrAtiOus
and Individuals
or Of ExRl dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposiu
DIRRCTORS:
John K. BotaioId, Vim. B. Simpson
jacob 8. Rhodes, VIM, A, TURNER,
fCOr:s Adams, John L, HObhs
Geo. ". FrauEheila o. c, Dewey.
IenrV A. Harper, my2l-dIE
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-09

said, with equal reason, that hell is
full Of children five 90 ten inches
longo But you all know this is not
true better than I a tell YOU. The
great reIigionist, Brddha was our
Christ, and he taught lis our reli-
gion at least four hundred years
before Christ. 1t has all the S
tial principles Of Christianity. don't
see that tins Christian religion is
anything so wonderful that it should
be advertised every where like Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. What
is this Christian religion? What is
it to become a Christian? / take it
to be becoming a Chrjstman. Well,
Buddha taught how to become one
The lecturer then quoted at con
siderable length from IT," doctrines
Of Budaha, wh,c!: are Taught in dit
terent languages, lie sad, in the
New Testament, and continued
'.Ehristians say that BuddE,@ did
not teach Il" immortality o.. the
Nottt. mat ~ tii,itt.Nt Iif 1ft tiIiit
to ii WAS IN ,.+3t! ,ir@ ;,lp tran>mi-
grati"Hct so:ij>, *,-..lj.''1r ;suliAists
dom Understand i. 50 s%r 5;g.nA he
laugh; t1r itn"Ha"H"s'o-v .s. the soul
as clearly as i".>s d. Aud if We
did not believe it. wiz a,,un.a our
rtliylonists practice their terrible
anSterities, and torture themselves.
and travel thousands of mile 10
learn more OF religion, as they dc =
Confucius, he explained. was not
a religious but a moral teachers,aud
had given China all her education.
He said that there had never been
any persecution under the teachings
Of C%oniucius, and that Buduha eX-
plicitly taught liberation for the re-
ligion of others. Under Christianity
thousands OF men, women and chill
dren had been slain for their reli-
gious belief. "And this is kept up
now. Even | am prosecuted. They
have followed me with all sorts of
ISLANDERS and bloody->hirt business
wherever | have lectured, and the
paper have been full of stories about
my cheating" hotels and getting i'll
to all manner 0! disreputable Scra-
pes. But" he continued cxcitedly,
'why don't they prosecute me legal
~, If it is all true. | defy any of the
malicious Christians and editors
who have circulated these stories
to prove them. But pray, pardon
me for talking about myself. This
persecution always exciteS me-"
With Il few graceful words Of com
pliment to his %audienca, which he
said was the greatest in criticism
and the smallest in numbers that he
had EVER addressed, the gentleman,
the little end of whose name was
Wong Chin Foo, closed his lecture
and vas warmly applauded.-Nem
York World.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings
OF THE
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La.

PARISH OF ST. JAMES. LA.,,
June 2nd. 1877.
The School Board met this day at the
Court House Of this Parish.
Members present: J. Gentil, President;
DR.. o. Gaudet, A. W. Thompson, J. N. Thi-
b%odeaux, P. Nun.a Martin, D. I. Bourgeois,
Telesphore Dugas, J.. l.. Gaudet and John
Dickerson. .
Absent: None.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Messrs. Thibodeaux and Dugas reported
that they had received a proposition from
Mrs. Martin to furnish a School House free
Of charge in the 1st. district and asked to
be assigned a position as teacher Of said
school, and OH motion the above PROPOSE
ton was accepted by the Board:
The following report was also submitted
by Messrs. Thibodeaux and Dugas:
To the President and Members OF the
Public School Board Of st. James Parish.
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Mr.. Claude Remondet was selected as
of the Grand Jury.
Cases Dismissed:

Cases Dismissed:
II. Cohen vs.. F.. L. Fisher.
u. Ga,ldet vs.. Il. b. H. Shepherd.
Wa. a. Labauve Us. j. L. C,Intielle and
+. 4. Courrcges.
State Of La. ex rel. &C. VS. J. kerri.an.
Emma Anne. wife &c. vs.. g.. l.. Roman
and ais.
Florcstine Ronssel vs. Numa St. Pierre.
State of Louisiana cx rel. &c. vs.. n. LIE
Brut and ais. 4
state Of La. ex rel. 81. VS.. Jskerr;gan.
A. NJ. Boyd IS. Metropolitan Hank Of
New York and ais.
State of La. ex rel. &c. VS. $. +. Siskron.
Alcide Hymel vs.. K. Simms, Sheriff.
V. Miles VS.. n. S. Landry.
Il. +. Chopin and ais vs.. o.. J. ForStall
and ais.
Forfeiture of Bonds:
State Of Louisiana VS.. Ben. Jourlan.
Henry Patterson alias Butler, Robt. Will
liams, Nathan Bradley, Charles Smith,
Jasman Tccit.
Nolle Prose-. Assault ana Battry:
State Of Louisiana vs.. John Smith, j. W.
Shade, J. l.. Williams, Henry Patterson
alias Butler.
Acquitted. Assault:
Jasman Tecit, George Robinson.
Guilty . = Assault:
Mary'Ann Smith, ; days.
Tennessee Patterson, "a hours.
ID faulfs:
+. P. poche rs. Benz. +. Yates.
Henry Johnson Ps-st. &c. W.. Benz. f.
Yates ct ais and y. S. Hunsaker Garnishee.
j. Cl.iquet vs.. S. L. Sisllron and ais.
Inform ations:
Geo. Robinson and Geo. Yeater-Grand
Larceny.
Valcour Toussalnt-pet;t Larceny.
Bench Warrants:
For Carl Il. Ahlberg, Simon Scott, Robt.
Williams, Lucy Mormon, Nathan Bradley,
Charles Smith.
G Guilty.
Geo: 1eater, Grand Interpretations
Toussaint, Petit Larceny.
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CHIN FOO.

Mr.. Ten Wing TIE Way Shin
Shua Shing TIE Way Shing Show
Tan TIE Way keo Ton Ie Che
Poh Row Shu Yu Lee Yeh Wong
Chin Foo earring q few middle
names leftk?ut for brevity's sake) adj
dressed a small but very able
audience last evening in Steinway
Hall QR"The Damnation Of the
Heeshcn." Among the audience
were many who had the habit Of
heterodox thought stamped on
tIeir brows, but none who were
Nrsonally known to the World
reporter, excepting tho Hierophant,a
few other members Of the TheOs0-
phical Society and the Rev. Alvah
Wiswall.
At about SIS the vivacious little
heather advanced with q quick,
nervous gait to the front of the
platform and said that on account
Of his copious name, which few
Americans were familiar with, he
usually introduced himself. He then
pronounced the numerous syllables
glibly, and the audience, despite it's
intellectually, snickered. He then
as a preface, apologized for his i'm
perfect English in a fashion more
modest than necessary and said that
he was not responsible for being
called a missionary, as he was
not one and did not think
missionaries were needed in
America any more than in China
or elsewhere. He was, however,
anxious to explain a few things in
relation to his country. The mission
aries, who he did not think inten-
ded to lie, had misrepresented the
Chinese partly on account Of their
pre56dices and partly on account
of their imperfect knowledge. And
it was for their interest to say what
they did, for if they told the truth
the nlissioA boards would not spend
money to keep them there. -
enumerating the wrong impressions
the Americans have of the Chinese
he said they thought nothing was
raised in China but rice, and thatthe
Chinese lived exclusively On rice
and rats and puppies. "Why," said
he, ~ never knew rats and dogs we're
good to eat till I learned it from
Americans"
Attacking his subject without
further preamble, he said: "YOu
have been told that we have no
belief in God, aud a critic in one
of the newspapers attacks me on
this ground, saying that there is no
word meaning God in Chinese. If
the word were translated into Chi
nese it would mean spirit, and we
believe in the overriding spirit.
The hottest word we have is heaven,
and I defy you to find one among
the 0,OOO,0 600 Chinese who will
use that word lightly, excepting as
they have learned it from the
missionaries. They will swear in
English, some of them. We don't
need missionaries or the Bible to
show us God. Our own nature aud
all the wonderful works of nature
show us that there is a God. The
very drop q water that falls from
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II u bic notice &.

The Taxpayers of the, Parish. of st. ia
mes are hereby notified that for thcir con-
%venience, the undersigned, Assessor in and
for said Parish, will be at his "tiice on
widow j. p. Boucry's Plantation, lett bank
Of the River. every Saturday from 8 DC.
4. NJ. to P. NJ. for the purpos" of assess
ing the property of all taxpayers, cspc-
cially such as were absent from home,
when he called on them as the Jaw requires.
J. DORNIER, Assessor.
st. james Parish. june 9th, 1877.
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NueriNl Notice.

All delinquent Tax-Paycs7" ,.,l me
Special Rathbone Tax, W: q 81 Ut my Off
ct and pay the samr~t4hA htf"T Ten days from
the date Of this notice or else proceeded
against as the law directs.
+. C. MIKE.
Tax Collector.
Parish of St. Jarles. June 9th, l-77.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Taxpayers of st. James Parish are
hereby notified that the assessment of all
taxable property in the Parish will be be-
gun on Monday next, the 2Sth of May, in
the LIST ward.
Tax PAYERS are requested to prepare 4
statement of their property, as we'll as Il
list of children Of both sexes and OF both
color>, between the ages OF and Fl years,
living Oh their premises.
JULES DORNIER.
st. james. May 90, ls17. Assessor.
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Special Notice to Merchants.

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Parish OF st. James, May II. 1e71.
The Merchants Of this Parish are hereby
notified to call ut my Office for the pay
mcnt of their STATE LICENSES. within
II week from date under renalty of be-
ing proceeded with according to law.
T.. G. M1RE,
State and Parish Tax Collector.
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Official Directory.
Fnurth Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes Of Ascension,
St. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Morris Marks.
District ACCOMPLISHMENT. Is. E:rlart.
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Resolved: That the following licenses
on trades and professions are hereby I'M
posed for the year 1877.
lst. Each wholesale merchant,
dealer and trader in dry goods,
groceries and Liquors of all de-
scrlptiOns. --Sloo,OO
2nd. Each Coffee-hause, bar-room,
grog-shop, beer saloon or caba-
5000
3rd. Each grocery or dry-goods
store, when no liquors are sold
under one gallon. 1890
4th. Each grocery or %dry-goods,
store, when liquors are sold in
quantities less than a gallon. in
addition to the license ofs15,oo. 500
5th. Each Notary Public in this
5000
9th. Each Physician and Attorney
at 1000
7th. Each Apothccary or Drug
5000
9Th. Each Pedler on fOot..-.... 1000
9th. Each Pedler with a horse. 1900
10th. Each Pedler with a cart or
wagon, with or two horses
or more, not selling liquors.. 1900
nth, Each Pedler with horse and !
wagon or cart, selling liquors,
in addition to above license 1900
18th Each water-eraft when gro
cerics, %dry-goods and liquors
are sold. -.. 1Ca. 90
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Uftlclal JOHiilaI. LOt Is-ANs1',
POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois:
Secretary, Emile J. Laiche:
Members, j. \. Druilhrt. J. B. Ferchaud.
Felicien Wagucspack, Desire Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mire, Henry Johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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Parish OfSt. james.

Parish Of St. James.
Richard Simms.
R.nrcscntatiyes.... Vincent Dickinson.
Parish Julrc......S T. Sisk:on,
Parish At,orney.--...J. X. Winchester,
Clerk of Court.---....E 7. Fisher,
Rccorder..---...-.-.Lou Louis Dugas,
Treasurer Henry Feitel,
Tax Collector ........E. c. Mire.
Sheriff Victor Miles,
Corourt Jules Leblanc.
Parish Physician--.--P N. Lambrcmoht
Assessor. julie Dornier.
Supervisor of Regis
nt4;.;,l Ionrpol LIZ IOl-Is.AENr:
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Seventh Senatorial District,

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension
and St. Ja,nes.]
State senator Pierre Landry.
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Resolved, by the Police Jury OF ST. James.
that the following Tahlcau of A%pproNima-
te Expenses for the Parish Of ST. James.
for tire year 1877 be and the s'me is here
hy adopted: and that the same be publish
ell for thirty days a%c.orl'1!. to law:
Estimate Of Expenditures for The Parish
Of st. James for the year 1877.
LIST. For redemption of one tenth
of Cour House Bonds. issued
in accordance with Act No.. 30
of 1869, and interestsdne there
on for the year 1S7e, / mills. 47Ga 90
2nd. For support of Public Schls
1856 rs
:'rl. For repairs to Court House
and Jail. current year---.--.- $50 90
4th. ForTax Collectors Commits
IS sion nc. on Parish Yax3 200 90
nance OF Observation-Disclosures $500 90
9th. For fees OF Sheriff in Grimm
al sOO W
9Th. For fees Clerk of Court, tir-
minal Observation-Disclosures 400 90
Sth. For fees of Coroners and
Coroner's Jurors........... 900 90
9th. For fees OF District Attorney
and Parish Attorneys convic-
,jUU w
lOth. FOR ices OF Justices OF the
Peace. criminal cases.--. 400 90
1lth. For fees ofConstables-Cri-
minal 400 90
18th. For Jurors and witnesses.
criminal eases, District and
Parish 500 90
18th. For Sheriff as keeper of
Court House and Jail.-....- 100 90
14th. For salary Of members OF
Police $50 90
18th. For salary Of Paris Trcasu-
1oU w
10th. For salary of Secretary Of
Police $50 90
18th. For salary of Parish Attor-
ney 300 90
18th. -For official ,Rrintirg---- $50 90
10th. For pro-raV OF Parish, in
the salary of ,'arish Assessor
Act No. 6 of E77-..--. 4i6 90
goth. Contingent fund---------. 1416 90
Total S14 e67 81
Equal to ten mills on assessed value of
property in the Parish, amounting to
81 ,4S6, Isl, 90.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gcntil:
Secretary, J. Louis Gaudet:
Members, pr. o: Ga"dst, IN. Ihiho-
deaux, ID. I. Bourgeois, 2. N;:ma Martin,
Thelesphore Dugas, A. W. Thompson, John
Dickerson.
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J'ai rhonneur d'annoncer il mes amis
de la campague ct anx habitants s%ucriers
en- general que je suis maintenant Ell me-
sure lie m'occ"per dafa;res CONNIE
Facteur de sucre ct des ~affaires de Com
mission, sur Inc grande ecllelle. ct ie
m'empres>e de tenr otfrs;r mes services.
les recoites.
To"te correspondence recevra retonse
immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 ct SO Rue dn Canal,
II fel Non*eIle-Orleans.
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CHINGEMENT DE UO.NICILE.
1~sRESTAURANT ANTOINE,"
No. IS, Rue st-Louis, entire Royale e. Bourbon.
On v trouvera toujours toutes les delica-
tesses ct primeurs lie Ia saison.
Chambres Garnies au Jour, a la semaine
ct IA mOis.
Chaimbres avec pension, dc $3.50 a $500
par jour. l..
Salons particulars All premier pour Sou
pers ct Repas dc Noces.
n. BE Restaurant restera ouvcrt le
soir .iusqu'apres Ia termcture Ar Theatre.
10 mars -.
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
MUSICAL.
A -A.-A.-A.
a. The Howard method for the voice.

A. The Howard method for the voice.
Gard.
have been Studying The past few months With Mr.
IL ss
his novel .Iyngssl sxsreises Mr. Howard son.een-
which make .dibe sound, however iaint Or disa
gree reclaim professional brokon,
husky reacheous voice, make It's tones agreeable
u 1n hs aaS With
vbrsor quality to nAss .he sopranos lower and middle
registers 10 rapidly mpart fe xible execution with all
ocompass 70 teach the main channels OF and
style BY analytic and progressive exercises
Lesson. given with success ~ sorep0ndsnes Send for
n ss SO
square. between z aud s. daily.
A NEW YORK CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
EAST tT fT fs. sf .sssna p1Iy aSo a. sa, of
Incorporated 1851
THIS RENOWNED SCHOOL OF VOCAL AND IN.
sTRUM NAL MUSIC. Harmony and Composition. Flo
euton oratory Modern Languages Drawing and Painting
SsrsSiai; si ik1lS,Ss eoar.. for teachers. COO
so T0a Ks Ss sDsn q rs ospx
The celebrated Aron Pianos are used In the school,
located at 90 EAST iH i9In ST. sEAR 5fH Av che
s IaI s ns om q mas ns
which initiate its name and methods evidently with the
-A.-A fREs SCHOLARSHIP
has been founded at th.
Grand Conservatory Of Music
East i4th st., u
oy .ss~a,, Wealthy I, any ,S. ., r,aassr snn city,
Application 10 be maac before the iss Of SovemSss
About ''''S'''''' "''' kSERnAR1, x.nss;:ss .
Western and southern papers please copy
A LADY TEACHER. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
address Usual boz isc iisSsis Up,s.n once.
4 BARITONE DESIRES INSTRUCTION; TEACHER
Amust be nrst ciasA Address BARITONE. Herald once
A ccoMPANIMENr-wAS A GERMAN GENTLE.
week Aiars.. 4 H.. box IaS Herald otses. 80 '''''
A BARITONE DESIRES 4 POSITION IN A cHoIR
AAddress CHOIR. Herald once
Aaructiou pAnoforte. organ hsrnsny pupils resi- isnce
quarter best references Address INSTRUCTION. box
YOUNG LADY tMARRIED. AN EXCELLENT
s ssnsSs % Is; % s once IN play
A YOUNG LADY Will GIVE LESSONS on TIE
at be, % own g Ysp' residence day or svsnins
-Aanging anu piano lessons s25 per quarter Address
kApI6iTy. box los Herald lp,own once.
A oARp-A 0ERMAS Music IssIRvoroR FROM
Hdsrs box
LADY TEACHER WILL GIVE PIANO LESSONS
1for ~ per quarter; privilege Of practice 2l2 East
31st
A LII THE POPULAR SONGS OF THE DAY AR.
hranged so anybody can play them Sample music of
beautiful song OF six charts and tree osson By
mail for 30 cents Address or call al studio Of EACELsIOH
MUSIC CHANTS, ~ East I4th st.
A FTER OCTOBER 25 MR. o. b. BOISE WILL RS.
Assume Instruction In theory and position and
Address Mason 4 amn Organ Company. IS
Union square, New York.
A Lro-wANTED. IN a CATHOLIC oHURcH. A 20.
kAsition alto; has hne voice, 10 good rcnder aud
perfectly with music; also good
knowledge Of the and accustomed 90 lead choir
salary expected moderate Address INDUSTRY. box III
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