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, 1877-08-09

6osejas DItpatcA 10 Tas Tribune.
JOLIET, Ill.,. Aug. s.-'rtle 1rd Mil, sast Of
this city, took drc this afternoon from sparks
from 4 passing locomotive, and was badly DAM
agnl. Fully Insured In J. y. Mi!lar & Co.'S
uKcnrf.
, 1877-08-09

sxaAlk!S's GLEN, N. 7. Terms u y - pr day.
Aphlatulenis Al. 'Ry9 tree. ssna fur clteu1f xad
~@1A VI tAiEs. Z. j. HH45It fEapEl9kaE.
, 1877-08-09

openly at vaf with tho existing Admin.
fnmeronS .sts hAve been made bf thu
Goyefnment,t- efy among peraons suspected
Of being secretly engaged 10 Revolutionary
p1ets.
A long and important dispatch from Mr. Bae
tttt. the United States Minister. has been sent
70 tho State Department on the subieet al
American interests In the present crisis.
, 1877-08-09
WARS CHANGES.

WARS CHANGES.
The Russians Again Suffer a
Severe Defeat In
Bulgaria.
a Battle Between the Grand
Duke Nicholas and 0s-
man Pasha.
The Turks, us Usual Hereto
fore, Have the Choice
of Position.
And the Attacking Invaders Are
Mown Down in Great
Numbers,
Gen. Gourka Retreating from
His Position in the
Shipka Pass.
His Intention BEING, It Is Sup.
posed, to Fall Back on
Tirunya.
Seventy Thousand Russian
Troops Now Con CEN
trated at Plevna.
The Portresses at Gal1ipolt
to BE Greatly Strength
ened.
Austria Will Not Oppose a
Declaration Of War by
Servia.
An Important Baltic Believed
to 30 Imminent in Ar
Ine1fn.
Prophetic Representations of
Events Liable to Occur
in Bulgaria..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

The first commencement exercises OF the
tennessee s,,te Normal College havcjust been held
The total amount of the public school fund
rea,t for apportonnent in indiana is y. o7Os2o 10
Columbia College has library OF $3.50
volumes TIE students do not appear 10 use IL WY
much: uorc than hah DO not use IL at all
Prof. Quimby and MIR. II. NJ. Paul ct rs,
now, m the signal service Washington, are mentioned
- oss,l,o sucecssors 10 Prof Young at Dartmouth II
,uroposed 10 make chapel exercise voluntary next year
Tho American Institute of Instruction VIII
he held this year at Montpelier W. on Juy TO- H. anu
% There 4, 10 be an address "Thc Rights ana INC
DIRTY Of The state in Relation 10 Education ny juuI'
Aldrch Of the superior Court of Massachusetts. ne
Rights Of the Taught" viii be discussed by froi W. N
Earl,our D. D. Of Bangor Theological seminary fr"''
Rucccs ~ Dartmouth College Will read paper on me
Place of History IN Education and Methods OF Teach
ing It."
There are many suggestive paragraphs in the
,ot number Of The Natioaat Isoohers Monthly one Of
these demands normal schools college professors ana
prucpas Of high schools, and adds 81 docs not oi-
low by any means, that because man knows ue Hieoh
verb he knows 10 teach the Greek verb; nor is II
always truc that learned geoiogis can nsrue' o'ners
in that science best scholars make our best text
books Arc our learned eaiises the best Tor scAoo-
room worki Being a profound thinker, and tea hing
others how TO think profoundly are two entirely different
things" Another paragraph aptiy says: 1--WE kno" ny
long experience that il is because The schoolgirl VINO
has received no instruction. except tOm another er RS
uncducated as She Is willing 10 teach foI puthce'
many excellent normal graduates are Competed 10 apah
don the profession which they have prepared them
solves or submit to poverty prices. Educated teachers
arc driven from the schooirOCn because the Too
pe do not discriminate between good aud poor
school and are willing take almost any one who holds
commissioners certificate, and is willing to teach ioi
the small amount The district votes 70 pay There Is not
one among honest professional teachers VINO uoeS
not feel DEGRADED brcausc many admitted ny Tue
law 10 be their ueers who nothing Of the science
and ar; o education and intend TO teach bit iof
few months There not Il school officer M the union'
esgcosy u the county who vii not express his great
desire TO the price and thereby the quany ana
lernanency OF schoolraOm work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Brocklnn propertn 90 Get.

TO LET, very low. the desirable 3-story
n. and basement brick dwelling 10 23 Carroll S. nesr
Carroll Park Bile tenant the rent VIII be made very
reasonable Apply toJ L. CORNELL, a Court ST. ilookyl
TgO LET-On Prospect-pace, Brooklyn, near
ave- the mcdiIm-sizod t.rcesoTy brick house.
known order; IL viii he rented low
ROBERI $. EUssING. 2Oi M0ntague ST.. BrOoklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
MAY II. 1877.

Trains Leave Long Island city ~ follows:
For Grcauport, Uaor Bivefhcad, and intermediate
at s:f4. 9O3 a. 1880. 400 p.
For Patchogue, etc, at 0:O3 2, AS, 5:23 Sun
DAYS. 9:l6 a..
FOR Babyon. etc. at 7:3O. si4 9O3 l1:30 a. NJ 42i,
AS 52S. 500 p. sundays. 9:l5 q. 63J m.
porf Jefferson, etc., IOa. NJ $3.50 sos p sun
DAYS. $3.50 n. N.
For Northport ETC. 10 m. $780, 4:2i, sos, 6i2 p.
Sundays. $50 4. ni., CSC ,.
For Locust valley Glen Cove. etc At 9ff 1880 a m,
2, $50, 42i, 300, 6f2 SUNDAYS, 93Oa. m, $40 p m
For tOckaway Beach. etc, al g. ll;30 sZi sun
DAYS. J.l5 a. NJ, l3O M.
For Far EOck3Nay, etc. ~ 2, 1880 $3.50, f2i 800,
Z y. Sundays. 81 a.. M, lSO, b:35 y. IN.
For Flushing, College Point, Whestone Great Neck, car
den City. Hampstead and intermediate stations SNAIL
;abs and time cards At all principal hotels and under
mentioned Ticket Offices.
Ferry slip. y. " 50 minutes and Thirty
fourth 81, T. r.. 10 minutes befoe each rain On SUNDAYS
from Thirty .iOurth-si. ONLY.
Ticket Offices NETWORK at James slip and Thirty.
OuItast ferries the Offices Of Mtstcotrs l. L. tx Co.
PARK place 7s5 Broadway, 80 Broadway Grand Central
Droi Fory->econd -. In BROokLYS, 3S3 Washington
Ii BROOKLYN, L.. D., 10 Fourth-st
purchasing tickets OF the above oihces baggage
can be- checked from residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Gitn prcnerIn 90 Est.

rgO LET-On 105th-st., near Boulevard, and
within blocks Sthaye- HOUSE. thrcestory, man
Roof 2lN5s has water heater stationary 's ~
rooms complete order; rent. <iOo Also HOUSE 4skf2
feet foot hail. = story AL improvements rent SOD ~
urrc premises Of W. y. DIXON, 50 Wast or j. DEN
RAM 4 Co. go West 25dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Eop qfE MON AND PHILADELPHIA

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton aud philadelphia AZ $50,
g. $50 80 a. M, 1880 $780, $50. " and at ..
q
Leave philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Ran
road aud beIks sts nj 1880. $50, llS0 l5o
Leave Trenton Tor 100 035. s05 1915 o. m
l2.l5, 2.lO 400 900 D.
Pnliman Drawing Room Cars are attached TO the $50
Lao 5gD m trains from New York 10 the 1870 $50 a.
lao O. m trains from Phi adciphia, and Sleeping TIE
IL midnight trains from both NewYork and riado
pha $500. "a. .
$50 o. M, $50. l2 D. m. $500.
Tckes Tor sale foot Of Iiberyst Nos 500 and 9ia
Broadway at the principal hotels all the Ka
way ia New York apd BROOKLYN. aud at No COurt-s.-
Brooklyn baggage checked from residence Destination
II. +. BALDWIN. Geu- Pass AgenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. /.
lS1-Leave epots foot of CorSndt and DesDrosse SITS At
D. NJ, Might Express eaily for Eason bethlehem Al
Maucb Chunk WIZ esbsrrs PIttston Emira
Ithaca Auburn Rochester. Buffalo, niagara Fails, snd the
West. PullmRn's sleeping coaches attached
ROIgI. II. SAlRE. Supt and Ehgr
OGce OF Church and COrtsact sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
iienl gslaie 90 exchange.

DASH and productive REAL ESTATE, free
om moTiralr. la best location climate California
all ie gwen estate here II lightly
b,rrd. Address, win - particulars,
DAVID =. MANN1NG, 2C7 ruionst, Brooslyn y Y.
vNO EXCHANGE-For Il farm or country
residence TWO PLOTS Of low priced lots IN brooklyn in
Al nuidy growing section. Gail on ri re-
rutland WHITING. Beckman 1T, n Y.
VALUABLE FARM, 100 acres, free and
clear % miles from city. ia good order good buildings
would be exchanged for city property
rutland A WHITING, Boekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
OPTICAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

OPTICAL RtiDI.D VT hOisibNbr''
h." "a ~ wear .-................ $1,000
Er.,u. James. To- 4 DOwdnoy Of 6'tu-st. Of Ma $500
isonaNc; year ..-,- .----- fO"O
VI oi Mse..a,.a ~: > years -, 10000
YSi!e Of Wi.a ~ Of ESchanre -. % 200
- n 9'4 " ~ - ''' -. -, 500
h rsslcr " a, aut husband. 90 George lechard sof
% 1diNc: months 800
~ OF i-,arci,s 81 $3.50
aad ieii Z Years 10000
veal resrs - -. 10000
Years -. 10000
Years -. 10000
ofGisisr,i and Delaney st.; yeai 5000
1871 H. v Il stiaye; year... .-...-........ 1000
ave-. dsc ~ 70 - -. 10000
Mccool, j. \, John slattery OF G4thst, " OF
Lexington ave year -.---.-- l>'J
lDNuClnLl J. Y. sANACL. Deputy REGISTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
MORTGAGES SALE
NEW
NARRAGANSETT HOTEL,
Providence, II. Il.

Will be public auction on WEDNESDAY, July lStn
fetebeenth A D. ST. ~ O'Clock the premises ny
virtue power contained in certain trs nortssgo
made and executed by Sarraansct Hotel Company,
the General Assembly OF the sa'e
Rhode Island In the CITY of PROVIDENCE IN su
state 10 the Island Hospital Trust Company copo
ration created General Assembly Of the Staie OF oo
Island and located III Providence dated August 3, ~ d.
1874 recorded In book No 80 page 49, OF TIE Tors
Of mortgages of estate In said Providence aan ia
lrsuanrc request In writing OF the holders OF
bonds outstanding
ga rust made the said Rhode Island Hsptal
Trust Company conditions Of said Trust Mortgage having
been broken a.. -, ,,.-t,..o
All that land situated in said City OF Providence
and bounded nOrtlery BrOadst, when u measures
about AMI thirty four aud Two hundred ana sA
nine tnousaudtns 800 feet easttry on Doffanccs on
which il measures aipu one aud eighty and two
hundred thirty three Osandths S233 ieet southeiN
the Providence Opera House Assocatioi upon
which about hundred and thrtyeght sl
thyouc hundreihs C3Sjl feet aud wesefy on Eddy ST.
po which it hundred and eighty four and one
hundred thirty live thousandths tlo4l, ftet.
the Itotc Building all oiner DulllngS
aud improvements Tie reOn standing.
rs order the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company,
Trust Mortgage. WIN. BlNNEn, iieSineIt
PTUyld nee, June l. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
anttion Sales OF Real estate.

A UCTION SALE TO-DAY
"a of
EEYShR ESTATE.
9Th, 95th, seth. aud 9Th sts, ana lstave.
II Brosfwsv TIL RSDAN, June 2 &C ~ m. ,.,,,
HOUSES and LOTS PLOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
on streets GRADED PAVED, and ready Tor immediate
improvement
so per bond and mortgage
hole S6tist and lstHve winch can be seen NJ
~ BLACKWELL & RIKER, Auctioncers,
Room T. Il5 broadway.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II in the town Of New Castle chappaqaa sa,n
from f2dst. Harlem Railroad q very
fine farm land containing about 100 hney o-
Gated commanding fine and extensive view ~ inc
surrounding country Weu wateTed and bar variety 0t
fruits and four apple orchards and II Of very valuable
timber.
Sale place the premises the 23d day OF juno
at 10 o'clock m.
LEVI HUNT
ISRAEL A. HAIGHT,
Executors OF VIII Of Moses Hunter, deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
6tcamboats ano Railroads.
E'RIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
- SUMNER ABRANGEMENr OF TRAINS In effect
ga rn.-CrncinnafI and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Roon Coaches to Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge.
1913 Express Mall for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
~ M CDaily)-Paci6c Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Pals Cncn
su and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining Cars to
Chicago
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot \. Y. for
Newark 6:45 s3O 1045, 1l3O a. 3I5 5:l5. and 615
p M ana IL midnight saturday nights only Sundays. o13
n. ESQ m.
RuhcTicfd Park Passac g. 7;s5 m. ~ noon has
6. $50, 10 a; m, las, 6rSo p. m, Aad y ght
ra'eT'Sn et5 ~ 20 10 1912 lSo n !, u noon
ana ~ midnight Sundays. g. $780, 9l5 10 M. Las, $50.
~ mdnght, Sundays. g. $780, 10 m i45. $50. p N,
Cornwall = .. m. $50, $50 p m. Sundays, $50 IN.
kiassiaS $40 pm Sundays days ss5 ~ ou""'' 'O III
SUNDAYS g. $50 IL q. H. 6s0 7 o. m ' ' $500 !" NE
Niddletown 7;45. 10 i045 a. M 3,i5 800 D. M sun.
ea S 10 and osseso M s%a K s%.
Port Jervs 49, 9. TO- lo45 IN, 4So, pm. Sundays,
Nofr-Trans leaving Chambcrsst. on even or half hours
before leave Twenty fhri ~. fifteen minutes earer
time; leaving Chambersst quarter hours
Tneat third IT at $40 and Has connecting with trans
leaving Chambersst al ~ y IN. and IL midnight
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
checking and transfer Of sggage be left al the Company
Bruoklyn. and afthe Company's Depet~
Express Tras nom The West arrive In New York At 725
a. IN, / 10 and 1865 y. m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewoo COsier Piermont, and Nyaek
SATURDAY nights only at ilSJ p Sundays. a. NJ aud
Nanuri Spring Valley, and Monsey :. s3oa m. 445 p
JNO n. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent, York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Countrp propertn 90 Get.

NEW, roOmy, comfortable SUBURBAN.
"a HOUSE II rooms, with all improvements, fslly fur
nshoi high healthy situation. railroads and horse
ears near NorS low for three months, 90 care
ful and responsible tenant Inquire Of EDWARD CLARKE.
Tribune Office orJ. H. DENISON $50 Belieyiic ave. Ne"
ARK. y. J.
DERKSHIRE COUNTY-Ax FURNISHED
I'D COTTAGE pleasantly situated two miles from Great
Darlington RENT Tor the Summer II not rented by July
UoaUltr viii Dee taken Plenty II barn and horses
and carriages If desired GEO. W. LESTER, Great Barring
Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Brooh!pn Real estate for Sale.

Brook.Dn Real EslnIe {or 5ale.
nWELLING-HO ES Nos. 43 Willow-st.,
81 Hcsst. 10 81 and - Na-saust 100 and lO2 Pine
ayplesi l79 ami 97 Wiilougby 81. a Lafayette ave
GORDON 1. FORD "a CiaTk-st., Brooklyn.
I'OR SALE or TO RENT FURNISHED
fab three story and basement brick house l9o
arrison-st opposite Christ Church, the house 10 IN good
fully furnished the location Is central and very
pleasant terms moderate. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

nURiNG JULY and AUGUST a very pleas
IL ant, cool. Thoroughly FURN ISHED HOUSE, near the
Green Bluplicll. " T.. VIII De RENTED ~ very low
good II desired hrstcass board can be Oh
opposite. Location exc5lcnt healthy, quiet i've
party friends. Aupy 10 JNO q. BROUGHION. 80 Bible
House. NeN-l orks
NULLY FURNISHED COTTAGE to RENT
Il Tor the summer hour y. H. r.. RI 10 and
bathroom distance from churches and Posofce Ad
dress BOA -, greenwich. Conn.
NOMINAL RENT-0nly 40 minutes from Lib
~ Cottage and grounds ouo acre., Ia
cufuc rartcn 4Hu, hOWcr- NUT vines &c, urult worm
slOOl: situated in Gig be and healthy portion city with
house, l3 hot and cold water
bath stable If desired frequent trains iii mid
night: weary monhly ~ 90. Apply al premses
near passenger depot y j. e. r. r. at West Elizabeth,
address that STATION AGENT
TTO RENT for $250-A HOUSE of - rooms
1 and acre fu II fruit; barn. 10 minutes from fremont
depot hir ground; immediate possession Apply u VI.
BENEDICT, No. East i2dst
Tg1O RE\T-For Summer season, at New
PaItz three miles POugh
seeusic llOU; H., ii rooms partially furn he'd garden,
fruit Address ROELIF ELTINGE New
PATTI Ulster County, n. Y
4 NhjA TO RENT--For the summer
~ OOOs months year Che furnished house and adon-
ing grounds OF the late stephen 4. Burt OF Belval y Y
one Of the heaifhesi and picturesque villages IN The
vicinity Of Ncw-York. Apply 10 A. BUHr, Beikaie,
orange Co.. y. y, or plEE>ON r. SANFORD, 81 West
Thirty -secOnds ST., Aewfork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Wednesday. June 6, 1877.
The following real estate was disposed OF at
auction AZ the Exchange SaleSroom to-day:
Bv 4 J. Bte,cker & son.
Of we p"i 7G sxIG22 United Lie ms co 49, $1,000
four story brick buildings and hycstury brick
buildings. with pot Of land, Nos. l9l 60 1879 1thlyc
2fS Il u Of n St plot % yxjyxjG l.Jx2JX14
IN ". D. Holman.
P IGF' D. i' b BeTl.. 1900
'' Bg H. r. FurcbjH.
9a; 81 81 NC O., 90 - i,e.. $500
SO Ipta. KENNETH
i2' a. y, r 81 irsr,rrc cdnI,aly $4,000
.a,ae 80 5000
~ u. Z. EdrHGt.
2S'i I'g ~ .y '' s5xi0OIi; BaidWin $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
Tnsirnfiicn.
Country.

Country.
Seminary for Young Ladies Pough-
I'D teepso " " Ieopons in sept Address IlNsd White
BRADFORD ACADEMY FOR
ap 9ff TO Commence Mss F %SNiE JoHSsqN
EVEREST RECTORY SCHOOL for boys.
Nm L6Uis WOODRUFF. Principal ia nden, Conf
ELMWOOD HOME-English, French, and
~ Gcm0n boarding school for young ladies and chdrcn
liadcy. Hampshire Co, Mass Misses Porter champney'
Principals
\E BnuIcoort Conn. ADDRESS MISS EMILY NELSON
HAYWARD. YALE, or COLUMBIA con-
students coached during sunm., '9og ~ a.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y.-No
military no Sxuas iSqT resident ,nsrgei2,s 70 eo5 ss
BloP pS or adde's, HEms9EAc & KowE Pllucnpa.
KEARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
.,o oosa sent S Ia Faf so information address
''H0'' ''''''' ''' fkeDERIcX THoMPs0N Principal
pEEKsKILL q. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
HRiG IqT eE'q M F SEER 'a BdSHIB ~
DYE SEMINARY.
kA For Icuns ladies' Address Mrs. s J. LIFE Rye n Y.
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. 10th
ns the warm nonih. Send or circular II BHNYisrER
or. CLEMENTS'> HALL Ellcott City, Md
- old established High sehoo. with school o. Leues,na
"a science IN tho toese proper ~ ~ >Cfsi ii'"'
SWARTHMQRE C0LLkGE.-Ten miles from
- under the Of Friends gives "a th ~ kes
pl ke m classical scienlb to completing when
ne usual degrees conferred Total expenses including
tuition boaid washing, OF books, &C. 800 }eai 10
eS charges fsg e a5sS gy9g ga KsGI
President Sw4rhmoIe College. Delaware Co Penn.
'IVIE MISSES MOTIFS English and French
4 Family and Day school fcr 1oI5 LADIES % wall
st.. Ncw.llaYcn. CONF. rroiens sept. "a
NEvEST END INSTITUTE.-MrsS 5. l.. Cadys
w Boarding school icr Young ladies. New-liaNe Conn.
Eg1ANTED-By a lady having a pleasant
W hcathfl home IN the country ~ Ne"Juscy 10
three children and give instruction Address IN
Sr8UCrlON. IrbiJle Oihcc.
YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
1 Conditioned students tutored Summer and Winter
+. HOFFMAN,, Sto"khrIEe, Mars
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
foI making ooys utel gent! healthy, Christian mss'
nSc FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, News.
tD'(Bs $50 pa spring Of - WceEs haich
% Regular studies choreT Address rnopa
<sGS PER QUARTER ono extra charges for
tOFBsE youuC rio boys, StiDKII DOES MEDIA
ACADEMl Ten inst1uctor-twp giaauaiea % fs 1lese
Sp.li individual DstIucOu for h0h d@t aietd AMI ba \
Na1 iocsal. and others. open al summer; Nela has
seven CHURCHES AVID tempo auce charter. Address
:. {. sHOKrLIJGE % srvard 81 dedla rem
ctTS0 A YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
K-9. ". ii. REILLY. haadoudeid y
-------- 49," -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
GeatDcrs.


IL wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
address Aioei Educational UHou" ~ broadway, N1
4 YALE GRADUATE and an experienced
y teacher wishes PUPILS duins thc Sg@sin ile SUD
re+raiery 10 college. Add" ss hA"IS i--i' % A@.'
4 COLLEGIAN. competent to fit young men
- Co. coiep, desires g TAX t." ra" p, ,3 IN as'.
VIC T G. T.. Tribune 6aiss
4 YALE GRADUATE q experience will
co-e .e ti'..a OF iH'AI 80 ii.iyttTf s.
sint CIal: phillips Academy. tuooycr Mass
A STUDENT at Princeton dcHlcs position
- da ig ttc SUMMER months r I1N 10 ,taE ln'l
!n.Uclia, !, 10 C53 N1rth Erjao-s., Elizabeth So.
GENTLEMAN, age 81, hitherto tutor to
y the Grand pa McaaI "a !.u .o'l.. '''s ee,,irs
position pa oihcc hc.l a- pr ,at' @ foi
ms vft te Russ has formerly resided IL hmoa lifh-
references demands moderate" Address D. =. w. IT'D
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHEES'
u AGENCY. % nnn square. Ntw-N 'rf tbro a. see
so5dtin, sud 1lanis co,i, Fi"le .s tutors ard Gov
eiulsses gives Information 10 !aitAis "i s'2i a -
uo. meeting spy demr-d Aplr 10 Mi>s w. =. o. N".
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 81 Uaion-square.
~ Engagements mace SI ifa tEbsi liz sa13ci
VAMHIES and school, supplied with conpe-
aud Eurore ieaclsIs professor tutors
NfrHfI VIE DC ~ Town AT iitf '''t if
tan O'Clock. German. urh 'ud Italian srorr; summer
engagements. TEACHERS ia kEAC, o. W toi 55th-St.
AIRS. LOUISA +. CULVER, Teacher Of
1 rA % door tSie in 4a5 srr an S 7my
airr. a ia . VIII Dc oFiiicC for tic country.
references Mr. D. Iiuniingto NJ VIM mart or James
IL Hart.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTIONiST. 50 Union
SssoGare. BACK uumbers suppicd Az. E'NbAiL hifh-
GchcTmerhoru's School Agency 30 J.. lffh,
y represents (;hou pubicty Reliable Teachers - ~ho2l
authorities everywhere Explanations Tor stamp Parents al
yisei about C0ot schools
WANTED Two experienced lady M!SlC
w TEACHER vocalist, psu.s ccl must De- con
performer. Address LADIES COLLEGE, Louisville ~
ETANTED-Mcth lady as PreceptIeSs for
w boarding school; two fcncn i2le- for dayscroos;
adv trucpal higher Eup@ mathematics. Ep,cop2
Many oiher OPENINGS FOR English. music art :d iGi-
teachers schools az liberal fai1rr a. ObIi
WORTH PINCKNEY AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS AND
TEACHES, 80 InUD-sOuafc ,}tliaye sdc). New Noih-
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Sdies on 4ucIion
1 HAVEN. Auctionecr,
6llnanons Uanie0-- Males.

A YOUNG Man from Canada Wishes a sit
~ ua'on a. okkEI PER, Or any Other rsiumair ns,.
onces. Address G.. ieo Wet inst
4 CCOl MIAMI and BOUkKEEPER.-A wen
a educated coHtlnau. good book aad general &C
oouaagt ,Ia las seiire' io5 M, sa'@y' S@.or's
stod Testimonials. Addres, aEDuCEb, Tribune onee.
HUTLER-By an English Protestant young
10 man WHO cu iurn it highest icsil uo ias - Wiling
dress COZ ch,aye., JAcQUIEN III RAJ.
EOACHNAN.-Siuaton wanted as frst-claes
= coaclu1n lv an If,.msn ean De- hfhy tcconn- 1D,t
4 ianc Uptown Oncc. LIS r. oad',ay
lOACHNAN and GEO0M-A single man.
y Y "ls.cas city reicfcncc CAL o. adI,es j. b at
COACIMAN and USEFUL-By a single man,
90 gar ,iius milk ketp va1s ard lawns ori~r ara TO
absut ueblsns place soof ,cirl iti"nN
nIPly ''1 GTt near 0'"s'7 '-'i'iNi 80 f''iA"'-
NO0K.-A respectable colorcd man wants q
in al, .' tra,cSss ,'' los wo.j isi.sl
YARN WORK. &c.--A useful man for farm
O. % any KIND care el cattle. hoses Or vr2 &C. ar'
e.. - fhc PeorEsTASr iioSiE BUREAr, IS, 6inayc.
aJ,ye lotu4st
EARpENER aud LAUNDRE> s. - Situation
il,I.si .eaI a1i Vic lV'ei-h lrie auu ,.,err, c.l
iHa il HGs g sS r6alils7e ave- x i NJ"
NgAN COGK--A oolo.ed man az frst-class
Va Boo, t4urA t ciy country turtrt
meats ana pastry thoroughly; cpOi bread lscr. end
parties be- moderate
py az EAIsIs- I,272 broadway. S8dH Inquire f"r
lt q.
PHYSICIAN, experiencod traveller. desires
engagement tgs el With pAi, invalid, Tci,tsfces
pfiy-ItIAN. 3a3 West 23c-st
kTSEFI'L-A useful lad (colnrcd) wants a
4 situation cOunv; ice IL u-o GiAd 81
w0rk about b. G0Oi alters car assist 30 kico1. BLACK
i,as do efuds inw Ia is ifii tldv
o. o. boz ca, Ice fetI % tie PROTESTANT HOAh, IJs
Gth. ave. above IothsL
VNAiTER.-A colored young man wants
w situation private family as walter has best refer
enoe. us bZds
XETAITER-For a private family or boarding
w by freDchman who Is Nt1y wiling - CO al
the best of reierrus speaks
ellsh Ca OF address 0ave between Soth and Gti sta
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THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE. FOR BOSTON

STONINGT0N LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI, POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND AARkAGANSEl /,
az p ~ daily sundays excepted flea lae. 81 y r. loos
Of Jay It, StaerSoms and tickets FOR EITHER llNI 70
broadway, and at sill ei1ros Of Hssoea hAPs
Co AlsO sale all hotel uoket 0iiets
Passengers and Freight VIA either ns sls@ys
. ID. = IN, tios-~eA~
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A HOMELiKE Boarding School for Young
"A Boys n BINDS. A NJ Hampstead, L. l. SEQ 10 s|Ss