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THE bOuTN TAHE MIDDLE.
III LA Exfffnx az 1.A6 TkfSkna.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Pcrntt me To suggest
thnt the best way u adjust the South Psrk
trouble is for the Legislature to amend tho
Park bill 10 az to authorize vote to be taken
Of the peop1o upon tho questions Of doin0 away
entirely with tho park OH the Lake Shore, Of Of
at least reducing It's size about one-half
II ouly the latter thing should he the rcsult
Of such vote, It would et{ectually shut oil the
extruvncant claIms now set up By some
parties, aud still leave ample park-room At that
point. Such Of tho luntia ~ have already been
paid for could bo sold To increase
tte means OF improving the re-
msinder; and then also there would bo
fluids with which to establtsl, park Of sixty to
eighty acrcs at tho intersection Of tho boutc-
vnrd along Ftfty-tlfth strcet with Western arc
nue.. n: small park Of ten acres has beet cs-
tabl'shcd at this Intersection, but It should bn
nt least ftre tunes as large, hnia then would not
be In proportion e9ultab'y with tho size Of the
other parks. It Ii IN outrageous iniustice to
have established 50 many hundreds uf acrcs OF
backgrounds In Hyde tarIs, nnl to leave space
uf nearly ten milcs from said parks, following
tho course Of tho streets, to Douglas Pork,
with only the little patch Of Z park at the cor
ncr OF Western avenue mud Fifty: fifth strcet.
Vox FoPuLI.
, 1877-03-07


CHICAGO, March al noticc IN Tua TRIBUNE
Of yesterday a communication signel "rnrk," I"
iu which It Is stnted that In his Judgment Il
would bo graceful act on ths part Of Paul
Cornell to decline reappotntment 40 South
Park Commissioner ii order that some such
s,au Us D. r. Aver may bo appointed, which
tcems rather singular to inc when at the same
tims friendship for Mr.. Cornell Is expressed. For
MIR. Cornell to decline = reappofntmeut at q
time when tbs enemies of parks are accusing
him OF misconduct In h!s Official poattlun, and
resolutions arc pending 10 the Legislature
for IN in.csttgation Of tho Commission,
would bo about d. graceful an art
as for Rn officer who lad served
u long term On . peace footing
To resign llle Command on tho cye OF battle IN
tho tute Of tho enetny. Persistent ami deter
mined efforts arc being made by these who hare
fish to fry TO prevent the Ecappolnttncnt OF
a1r. Cornell. II appears to me, under all tho
circumstances, that his reappointncnt would
ha nn act Of Justice. As the Commission aro to
hc Investigated, no harm could coule Of it; II
found Incompetent, ha Gun be removed: II, OF,
the ntcr Iau It Ii foun $l,at he has faithfully
discharged tho duties Of his Office, he can then
rcstgu without any appearance of improper mo-
tive. ADNlRER or 0lAun.
, 1877-03-07
Yellowstone River Transportation.
0YgtcH cntxr QuAAIxnMAkrxn,

q
81. rArt. Hlun.. March I. 1HT5.
Ths Qaastsrmaster's l,ersttmrnt viii requi!e Water
Ty1nsr taon during tic boating 4saa01 Ut thla ycAr
ftoM i!isnatck md FRI A. Llne?,5; and fts,n f"re
lo@s near tho TonRns aud lltts lif Horn lycs.
uwners OF stesn.fs VI light dFasnt ndNrcat Na~cF,
rruucsisd 10 subm 10 Tho undcEs!xntd bat0sa tha
work sivlnE ibp tstc prT 11l painds prf it uii.ea
A. rortloa q said freight wt!I be delivered y tho
carrier At bismarck. D. T.. bddet will Ktrc raae1 fur
thN Missouri yet PARTON Of tho SERVICE separate Gruua
that for tie rcllowatono:
, 1877-03-07

Notwithstanding anA Cosn-PIantlnR.
a correspondent of the Sterling tfl1.l h3attfts
st the times Of tho rotnmenecmcnt Of wheat
sowing and complaining. also the number pf
DAYS from the time OF sowing Or planting until
81 ~ haryest and for eatiag, stpee tho year
1kf41
, 1877-03-07

INSTALLATION or u0vE1hoR+BLEcT MATTHEW'S,
WHEELING, W. Va, March 0.-Hcnry NJ,
Matthews was yestcrslaY inauglirutod na Gov-
ernor Of this State. Speeches were mado by the
retiring Governor Jaeobs, and tho Governor
elect, after which Gov Matthews took tho oath
uf office. The ceremonies wera concluded with
o graud Inaugural bali last evening.
, 1877-03-07

registration OF the bonds nnd tho reduction ~
I liz fs.a e; e ths 'sr @SH s' aees Of
Committee.
a i.oN0 DEBATE on CRIMINAL TRIALS.
1ury Ia criminal cases The power Of hiking tic
punishment Of parttes found guilty and restoring
The power OF liking the sontcncc to tho Court,
- ~. y IN r.; sx = sssen
ssc. l. De Il ensc.ed by tho People Of the State
Of i,itnois, reprcScnied in Tho Gencrsi AssemblY,
That Sc. Q Of a!viMon II fourtesn 81 ,'An aet to
dence," soprors.l! Marcn y, ls74, b amended 70
o. 70 read as lnaloxs: IN ~ cases r. ~ Haere tle
r. a e r. 5n1, N @ @e sSn
s pnrs M e a of a ne o
noans!ns Sentence ,hai designate Wit pstion q
time tho otIendc! shall be confined to solitary con-
'osn Mr. Amsron9 p Ua wsnted y 70 '1 know WHY any
change was needed in the preaent lay. Until
eome necessity for a change was shown 1Io
should vote agnInHt the bill; and to fetch II ~
test now he moved to strike out tho cnact'nE
clause. ...-..-.
Alr. Mc1{intay read from the message OF Gov.
BcvcrfdEc, recommending such change az pro
tho Inequalities OF punishment by jurcst there
was
IN the administration u tho law. For tho anmo
fsr txfas " nrn"1cnca tes wero cspccay
,Cseaa,su Co,rt waS ansi,icd. u N"e '">''@'
% M. cas Crooker oked sad there must always DO I'M
eco,,cnt upo1, tho lmpcricctlons oil humanity.
Thnnc was IA much Of That about the Judges as
about imries. Every criminal easo was now dis:
'1urvmen gu1sn n s taken from the plow werc
jess susceptible 10 that tlla,, a Judge
who looked 10 a reelection, Besides, IN tho
, 1877-03-07
QooK COUNTY coMN1BglcNKRA' BILL.
m fhS Edffae af TAn Tf1hAnA.

CHICAGO, March a,--la an editorial In your
Issue OF March /. you iuqutre why tho Cook
County Commissioner bill lasn't been heard
OF lately. 10 far na tho House Il eoncerucd, let
INC say, that two bills have been introduced
tuto tbs Hause, enc By Mr. Hickey and one by
respects from that Mr, Robinson Introduced
into tho souAto, aud tho ono tntEodurtd BY nie
was tic Robinson bill. These two hills were re-
ftrred to tbs Committee OH judicial nepart-
bill reported back with amendments such ~
Mr. Robinson indicated - satistactory 70 him,
with Recommendation that tho sxlno do pusa
as amended, ordered to second ro&dtnx and viii
lcen delayed, neglected, or lost sisht ut. Yours
truly, h. b. SHERMAN.
, 1877-03-07
ITEafA.


There was but little work transacted ycAter-
DAY Ia the freight otllce Of the Lake Shore i
Michigan Southern iiailroal. Tie clerks wera
cngngrd all day IN adu,rtnE their magnificent
new wardrobe, and tho Chief Clerk. 3fr. Chase,
lad hts hnnls fill IN catching mice on Ills desk.
These little pests l.asa bceoiNe 30 familiar that
they had astually commenced 10 look into Ills
private correspondence. lie has therefore
swoEn vengeance aga!nst the wt,ola tribe. He
haa caught about dozcn 20 fat, mud II tho sup
t,ly OF cheese holds ont nobody knowS how
many moro he Wilt cntcl,,
The regilar monthly meeting Of Tho South
wcsteri. Raroaa Rate Ass9ctation will be held
at the Grand pac!dc Hotel to-day. Thcrp are
several important MATTERS TO come bofnre tire
meeting, aud the prospects for an exciting an1
Important session 2re excrllcnt.
4 meeting Of the {sene1nl Freight AEcnta Of
the Western and Southwestern railroads will bc
held at Toledo ttsnortow fur the purpose OF
revising and eauallztng tho freight rates from
Eastern benports.
, 1877-03-07

ttatcments. They arc especially valuable, as
showing tho increase In the amount nf de't Of
the corporattn Dctow are Eircn the amount
Of the sto:k aud debt. Of thc compan[cs; at tho
clnse Of 1875, rs compared with thelr condition
at the close of 1875:
, 1877-03-07

The General Transatlantic Cnmpany's Nait Httar1tts
t1tTsen My Y1tk A md T. ha,ro, sainE y Plymouth
Of Mnrt1R'st, eyery a!icrnan "wednesday, ljeg1nnn3
with 81 LAURENT Lachcgnrz. WcdncttaT, March 2. II
4. m. ......-
Por particulars aldrcsa Luuls DE DEBIAN. Agent,
81 ur0AurAy, " T.. or ". 7, WHITE. Ut CIask.at.s
, 1877-03-07

North German Lloyd.

,Ihs steamer. Of III. corapany II. sail ere!y sase.-
hates Of p..sage-FTam New Yo1k ,o sonthamrton.
cabin. ~ sud, ssoersgc. $50 earEens{, for isetFas
Or paAsaet sppy 10 OELHtCHs a.,
allowing lfcea, New YORK.
, 1877-03-07

MILLS AND. nAtNRds 5.
tions. Which was @ irefurrvi both to tke Banking
nMI tiy Judiciary Committees, III now believed 70
be Of doubtful tatsstttntio,Ialfty In its present
form. On tint asrnunt It has bccn rcfcrrel to
Mllls and 1lsnna ~ sub-cosnrnfttco Of the
banking CoEnM,ltteo, to 80 Atacnd It AZ TO got It
into constitutional form.
IIanes' Banking bill has been referred to the
su,otherol, ii Aiilis ind Hanna Gnu do Il.
NO MORN HLEcroRS.
Mr. Robinson introdnceslR q resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our licprt-
sentatyss 70 ConsIess 70 uss thslr ~ io'l.Snee to
will provide foe tho eloction Of the President by
direct vats Ut tho people.
Mr. Mcclellan introduced d resolution ad-
l1essc,i IN Ike nanner 70 out. Congressman,
lIrruy such mobilization Of tho laws us will pre-
yrnt tho trAnsfer by Insurance companies Ut
suits against them to the United States Court.
COOK COUNTY coAMIssIoNEAs+
The bill Of Air. Robinson, of Cook, providing
for tlls election OF nav board Of County Com.
,nissloness ta Cook County waa reported favor
ably from tho Committee on county orsautzar
TOWNSHIPS.
bIr. TAYLOR, Of couk, offered Bill amending
Sec. 8 Of Art. VII. Of the law In relation to
township Organization 20 ~ to read - follows;
to H. eset,es "a quade soe Il a sn
ply 10 at elections to b. hel under this act, 20 fat
~ tho sumo may be applicable. except "a hese.
~ otherwise provided; psavded, that Il tegtatea.
lou Of vatorS shall only bu required ln towux which
Ito wholly within the limits OF ~ incorporated
city,
TIE sTATx-HoUsE.
The bill to reimburse the State- House fund to
the tune OF 800, COO catne up " second reading
tn the House this sfternobH. This ID the bill BY
which. tn direct violation Ut ahe Constitution, tho
6tate-1louss Board. after having expended tho
s1501000 to which the Constitution limits
them, propose 70 gss another so, GU out Of
the Treasury. That would pay THUR own sall-
ties and those Of Their corpa Of architects and
supersntendcnts for the naxt two years. A. no
appropriation Al all adequate u tLs completion
OF ths building can bc made untlI after the peo.
pic hare yotca Il, no work Of auy consequence
can bs done until then, aud the bill u really
! bill TO continue
Alo LOT OF sALARtss ...
for two years, while the pretenso pf work on the
new State-Ho ts kept up.
3tr. Wentworth obtained the door, aud said
| that what tue lInuse had right 10 know Vas
| how IL happened that, ~ Eccited 10 tho pre-
enble ot tho bill, 100000 not properly eharre-
able to ito stste. House Fund bad 6oen paid
out OF 1t. What had that $l01hN tecn paid
forl He read from tho Constitutlon the .psu
Visions that "po money shall be drasn FROM
| tho Treasury except Ia pursuance pt appfopsia..
lions male, F" and ihat "ao moneys sppEopst31v4
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL for a limited number of Young
~ BOYS NWcor Lex avcaud 40thst sih yropens SePi.o
CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND
"a nrivate instruction. renpens september ~ Apply
THOMAS r. ASH 1O3 West 40 after sept ~ irorl 10 y" -
NTUON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 232
" Nadsonave viii be reopened on seplemper 49, py s
q 4 slfes 4 NJ graduate of Harvard college ihc inc,i
OILS Of instruction viii he tne same as thptf phFl ny Wy
lat Nr Anthem Boys thoiougly prepared nr to'H, n's
ID aud th ,riors sci ntidc schools FOR crcn'r' Apply az
30 52 Afa isn ave. Mr. Miles can be found between
%. m. and .. M
DISMISS COLLEGF.-Cady. Wilson and
ID Vrivorfn's southwest Union square, rtopels
s4ptembef8 Write for circulars.
COLLEGIATE TRAINING SCHOOL.
I ! Nuth Year l92 FIfihave. over Putnam's
J. L. y. WTNT. 81. s.. Pri cinaL
U.au fts yearly session September ~
rts c1,ssia mi rrlsh instruction is THOROUGH COM
PI FTT ENERGETIC. Prepares for freshmen "i HouIo-
more n best colleges or for business Sehu i"I 'ci
or call unon the Principal
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Ncm Ilnh!itntlons.
rIyIIE BOOB

VNHE BOOK the English Government Is try
ing to -FGuIn o. rnLosorn ~ charles H va,
uosi Tree. Address EXCELSIOR IMPORTING co, BOX
ills, Cincinnati. 90.
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Tnstrnttion.

orr school rae GdreTsed INIT ia feaSfno No.
pager ne beS ros being Otfaiaed judg MN ~
noss Tlg TRIBUNE ". A. DEERisG. PTncDal GHrar,.
az NJ Ac1demB
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hctiOns.-,T. W. Higginson
Acm Dntlicnilons.
HETTY's STRANGE HISTORY.
CHEAP, STANDARD, POPULAR.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.

TEN CENTS EACH.-sIX FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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TWO LILIES. By Julia Kayanagh
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Ir0ope
GOOD LUCK. BY T. Werner Translated from the German
for THE TRIBUNE, by Mary Stuart smith,
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LORDS AND LADIES.
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TGnd ercellenf fprespent N Gdreyss IN TIE lRB w
F6f rcs years nc inquiries haze been hlmo ntW
Trsn az p1rfs NJ me country hdDag Tedchd me rom Fed
Of THE Tribune II mat q borrdtngschOot I!oHia n"1
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of iugtfrU are fr1crqbf TRIBUNE an etf4fHf ft
he s,rc 5.yfed bus On gltr CD qad h' amount pid
h gou represent nr0lrbig f bGn one h orr cffre f'a
W adretisiug-lJOs u. KING, Frinpqi fort tabdfd N ~
Institute
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GLASS for BOYS. -
host colleges number of pupils limited Ia twelve Ea term ne
gins sept. 2G 1877. For particulars Apply 70 Autumn H.
CTrTT.T.R No. 7 l3 6tb-ave. after sept. lb. 49,,
REFEETN E--rrc-ident Charlie W. Ehot HarEath %
lege. Pres lent James McC1sh princeton Coz try u
Alexander esq. NewY0rk city; William II Osborn esq i;
New. YORK city, Theodore Roosevelt esq Ne"-1 Ola Cy Auu
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For Young Ladies-City.


H. Vi. y. AlANhN
w ENGLISH ard FRENCH SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES and LGTTIE GIRLS, a!u reopen ThGFsday sep
tenber % 81 10 East 3Jst For circulars references,
etc.. address ~ above
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YEARLY LAss-PRIMARY-G 10 Q years-opens sep.
temb L. Distant pupils waited on, where desired 10 and
from school
YEARLY CLAss-JCNIOR-l0 to u years-opens sep
tember2A 4. n. kELLOGG
700 Gthaye. opposite Reservoir 81.
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. MILITARY BOARDING. SCHOOL,

o. WINTHROP STARR A. NJ Principal
Limited 20 p boys. House has an modern improvements;
ga ana steam heai every room; bathrooms. etc; grounds
comprise acres instruction thorough
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For Both sexes-City.

a5 10 ,S ,,se All ne geaT round A. COIN Pre-
pa5aiorg Sc,entc school, No 1867 Broad0ay Neo York
For Both sexes-City.
CEABURY SEMINARY and KlNDERGAR-
- tenl25 West 42i-5t commerce.. ~ In yoe' Nh
Sc Drawing and French without exa p gge 6i fT
CCHOOL OF LANGUAGES-Under the di-
series ayec 6eyes' "Entreticns sr Ia Grammaire'
'FREycu LATIN AND GREEH-oVens October, O.
pamrhct 9nnoancmg ani G oorD n 1g and CON-
tanning The prognmne 81 s'-ions IN hIo t1 n
ready seIembc To- -
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND 'ItILDfEN.
p r,,2@b3 aid I6 z Ts' I II b.. Rector.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS
Autumn Term begins WEDNESDAY, sept 20. 800,
Having added the adjoining building o. g. John lneIe5ei
and large sunny room hr KY 5g'ar"1;
October
ryHE MISSES MARsHALL'S SCHOOL for
Young ladies' and children No $50 West S8'hs' VIII DC
rE'HE MISSES GRAHAM, Successors 10 the
Miss GIeege VIZ reopen eer school r lo {SnS lg'
sGnare en- wedncslay' he 2th o. sepembir
V'HE MODEL KINDERGARTEN and
Z SEMINARY FOR KINDEHGA kINERS - -. n
9i tt c J9h MUS 10 VIE I inder,or'c3
ana fysrcd p class v bcgi" 6ct SEMINAR Tor Kin.
iol1 school and p No nst prorqmt
Of the kndcrearien IN hi. country Mrs kriu,boes
puui Of Fro bells wCOw, Win experience
Of nineteen years Germany. England and America.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"a Bows r. Kinds. 4. ~ Henp.leaa l. l.. 200 10 500
LEXANDER Observation-Disclosures board
n iugschooiWh.tc palusNY Principal, o. r. " ihsPh d.
A NDALUSiA HALL. Pa, near Philadelphia
- Home school for boys; thorough instruction terms mod
A SUPERIOR Family School for Young Boys,
- Southern Berkshire, Ct Darlington, Mass Terms
moderate. JAMES BIRD, \. " Principal
A TEACHER whose home Is on the Hudson,
~ ard has hal long experience i1 preparing b'ys
for college business. viii receive into lis family iour
pupils Reference iniucut Al r moderate. Address
y. W. STARR Kingston, Ulster Co. =. !.
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For Young Ladies-country.

4 PLEASANT HOME SCHOOL for GIRLS,
under the direction experienced teas her may be
DIV addressing the Principal, Miss MARY LYON, sea
T.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Mcn-city.
MISS DrVERNET, assisted by competent
NE masters viii reopen her boarding and day school 'or
S ,v enc. on Wenesay September Day ooarers arc
taken The Para after an eariy dinner.
NJ W. Lyons
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
No EAST TWENTY SEC SD.sr- corner Of BROADWAY.
steadiast aroas are ilif ie i 81 "a. s, ,a,
Prefved number Show the years n paronae,e,
l.. j IsiiSS II. "n;arion 8 James IL ,@tosdby
70 eeIRlanq Gags 1 qF,ga y t HsaS,
Aimosf n have had so1. fitted for college
Circulars show what old pupils have done
NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL.-The school
~ Of ne Rev NJ MA By B gaze rS Gh 1ed Of ha
vii be Shown WI =. DE SEwY6RE LAriN SCHOOL, Boys
prepare for coleee seieaihc schools ana Dl-iue '{a
serlc ii ~ H. ls57 ''''
DONAY COLLEGE, 1,5O3 Broadway, be-
"a tween i3d aud 4ithssA select Catholic aud Franco
american boring ana day school os f2 PR men COTE
Wee Frcsddnt tr seven years late Lous college.
DEADY FOR WORK.-Packard's BUSINESS
IA COLLEGE 500 Broadway VIII reopen for the year On
The irin5pi viii be in his Office daily, curing August,
irO'" D. H. 10 p I'll" :. $. PACKARD.
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE, No. 104 West 3sth-
- stA select French Catholic Boarding ana ia, Sch9e
spcaE faaniiy English French German and spanish
Opens u '-''DN joins p BRoPHY. President.
rTHE UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
has removed 10 No. 1871 BROADWAY. near 42d-st
bcgns sept I. PTima COMMERCIAL aud Gas
steal cparts " H. nobhv W. L. Akin. An, PRINCIPALS.
TIVE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 70 West
52dst, corner Gtaye., NY, Rev 81 ENltY BCIlAPlN,
Pm D. PRINCIPAL The 5Stn scloolyesr begins sept ~ oat.
Bows htiei college business. primary department
Rates Of tuition reasonable. send for circular
rCHE FTFTH-AVE. SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
4 Nos 500 54l and % Fthaye. 45th.st)
THIS APPROVED SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Of I'll ages viii reopen NJ ?. m. MONDAH Septen.
her H. callers received after september from TIL
n a. M. aHd 9 t. 1870 p. m. L. A. GIBBENS OIaryard)
y. BEACH, JR Caie)
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NEW-IORK.
u Washington sr.Ihe Departments 81 Arts and science
open "Wednesday. September 49, Candidates viii be exam
med TUESDAY september X, al $50 q.
HOWARD crosby, Chancellor.
WIN. II. LEGGETT'S SCHOOL,
W 1.2ls Broadway, door below .Othst School year
begins sept Il. Residence % East Slstst
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nnRDENTOMN FEMALE COLLEGE.-

Charming location: very heatnll; 'lcni bItli
reasonable rates; delightful amt CIusu4n home superior
facilities I'm Music Arr French end German consult our
catalogue before selecting school FOX yong daughters Rev
MN. q. BOWEN, 3. NJ. Eordeutowu. NJ.
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~ COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
GEN RUssELLS SCHOOL. i2D YEAA Preparatory to
College. Hcendc schools Thorough physical
training by military drilling, gymnastics 40 Catalogues
seut Oh application.
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TVHE ACADEMY of the SACRED HEART.

q. IlTT-7I, !
VIII open On me nrsi Monday september
q WEST TIIRTY-NINTH-ST.-A Anna
- Bracket and Miss TIA " tio- school for gi from
six twentypne win reopen TUESDAY, October Prepare,
fo any college university desired For circulars aud iul!
Information apply above
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4 " ITIUIt IVfI I1IlI|fts'' II ~
"A age OF IA aud L. may the unusual advantages u
Private Class study: euilyet daugA sin hr
yeas leisurey thorough and practical A;dee, Nrs j. r.
GANIT StOckbIdge Macs.
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For Both sexes-City.

AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, sromoyed 10 the
large airy rooms 33 est s5tfucar shave, y. y Miss
%. COZ. Principal VIII beeiH lsth year sept D..
Ncw Kutcr.artcn material cheap and beautiful General
Brrot C-I broadway. send ior Illustrated ataogue.
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NRANCIS +. WILSON, A. W., and JOHN VI.
KELLOGG A. NJ heads of the Classical cnd Mltl,matl-
cal Departments OF the ANlHoN GEAAhAh - iloDl
ug last trlr, year. have Withdraw and VII omen a
eoa nr tc thoiou- and careful pr uaiaon II Dovs amt
voune men college bus scientific schools Srptcl-
rrr I T. corner "9t So and utl ave.
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MISS DrVFRNET. assisted by competent
VI masters will reopen her boarding and DAY scno9i 9l
~ ON WEDNESDAY september 26. Day 00arders are
tsket, 10 tlc PARK after carly dinner.
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DOARDINGSCHOOL atWilton, CONF TENS
, -..--rLL.- L-----. AulL-.L Tvs MLLLLLu.k
IT'S MILITARY ACADEMY.

BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL-Croton, on
D Hudson sing. Select retired, new, spacious
q r. MAEEINli. pl ID. ITIncIlll
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MISS COMSTOCK,
WI Nos. - and f0tlst facing Reservoir PARK
Encrirrs limited Resident French aud German
tacher--EnElsh and German kindergarten In charge Of
Miss IEONON Eks. assisted ny German graduate OF
TToebel- class for b0yCsss Organized 10Th
27t 21ih SruiembrrThe regular thescho0l
cluuug Dr. fABBERTOS'S and Mr.. CLARENCE COOKS
casser begin Attendance requested