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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-19
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LTs,sgraphed 10th. Roek1.land Arous.1 |
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.


SERVTA.
BELGRADE, April 19.-It is said that
considerable force of the Albanians enter
ed the Servian territory yesterday
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, April ia dstur-
bance occurred at Rostav, on the Don, the
l4th. The police being unable to suppress
it the military were called out. The riot
lasted from the evening of the 14th, to the
morning of the 18th. The residences Of
the chief OF the police and Overseer Of the
town district police records we're destroy
ed, two policemen killed.
The Ukase ordering the appointment of
governor generals for six of the most
pOpulous districts with perfectly despotic
powers, begins by stating, that the recent
events have shown that there exist in
Russia a band Of criminals who though
not numerous, are very determined, and
aim at the undermining of the state.
After referring to the recent murderous
attacks on the higher officials, and the at
tempted assassination Of the Emperor the
Ukase continues. These crimes have
made it necessary for the provisional
adoption of exceptional measures to per-
NIT OF exemplary punishment Of the guilty
persons, and provide the government Of
ficials with necessary powers for main
tanning order The Ukase proceeds to
announce the provisional appointment OF
the governor general OF St. Petersburg.
Charkoff and Odessa, invested with ex-
tended and extraordinary powers. Similar
powers are TO be conferred upon the gov
errors general of Moscow, kieff aud War,
saw. The civil administration in the
mentioned districts, is placed under the
control OF the governors general in the
same manner, as they are subordinate to
the commander in chief of the army in
time of war. IN districts where martial
law has been proclaimed, with control of
| educational establishments which is vest
I'd in the governors general, who are also
empowered to send before the military
tribunals al! civilians 10 districts over which
they preside. The governors general are
further authorized to summarily remove
from their respective districts. all persons
whose continued residence may be consid
cred dangerous To order the arrest 0!
any persons whatsoever on their OWL
Judgment and responsibility. to suppress:
temporarily or permanently any newspa
pers or periodicals should they appear K
follow the subversive tendencies. and gener
ally to adopt such measures as.they may con
slider necessary for the preservation of thu
public peace.
| The Emperor and Empress, go tt
Livadia on the twenty fourth.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-19

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 19.
Wheat-Unsett1ed opened weak; closed higher
6l40S6h cash; SIX Maya s914 June.
Corn Steady; 3334 cash; 341a May; 35A June.
Oats-steady; "a bid cash; 23g asked May.
Rye-Easier: 46Iz.
Barley-6S170.
Pork-Unsettled; closed easy: Q 20 cash: Q 67IS
bid May: S7E June.
-Lard-Firmer; $ 87h cash and May; 5 92h bid
June.
Whsky-1 0i.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; quiet and steady: light
40@3 50; heavy packing 9 2003 so; heavy shipping
5O03 70.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 7J0; choice 5014 so.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
KENWoRTEY & BEARDsLEY
M M. CORRETT,

1 AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS IN
l. Court House. Jno. T. Kenworthy ,Jae, M. Boards
ey 10-93dSwf
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN,
n cery and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. Office 2nd Avenue, Bird door east OF
BengstOn's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-19

IA
BELGRADE, April 19.-It is said that a
considerable force of the Albanians enter
ed the Servian territory yesterday.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16

about Is feet the we'll began to throw out
gas and sand again. At hisstrange freak
of nature, the Professor made for the top
as soon IS possible. with hiv eyes full Of
sand and nearly suffocated. As soon ~
he got his eyes cleared. he procured .
lantern to let down the we'll to lenrn
whether it was foul cir or not. As soon
as he got to the we'll with his lantern, the
gas ignited and played up twenty feet in
the air, burning his whiskers and eye
brows badly, also share Of bis clothing,
making him sad looking spectacle, but
nothing very serious. Tie gss continued
to burn, until Mr.. Madison wss afraid il
would spoil the curbing, when, with the
assistance Of ofothers. he directed wster into
the we'll TO extinguish the flames, which
accomplished the desired effect. The
we'll is now 122 feet deep, and no water.
This gss 10 . strong indication Of coal, q
coal genesates gas. HOPEFUL
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16
COVE ERNMENT LAND.
Where it is. Who can Get it.
HOW MUCH TO GET. HOW MUCH
YOU CAN GET, AND HOW MUCH
1T WILL COST.

jamestown Land Journal.
Thousands Of acres of choice lands are
remaining untaken, within from three to
twelve miles Of jamestown. Upland
prarlc, rich deep soil, water from 10 to
25 below surface Lands that-properly
farmed-will produce twenty-five bushels
Of wheat, or fifty bushels Of oats per
acre. or vegetables equal to any in the
world. There are also within Stutsm an
county several thousand acres of splendid
.bott ,m lands along the James River and
its tributaries, that are especially adapted
to stock raising. s-.
HOW TO GETrHtS LAND.
These lands may be obtained uncer the
Homestead, Pr.emption or Tree Culture
Acts. ..
70 obtain homestead, the party must,
in connection with his application, make
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16
TOO MUCH Gas.
Fargo Republican,

BIG PRAIRIE RoAD, Dec 2nd, 70.
Editor Republican, thought would
write you in regard to a strange phenomc-
non that happened in this vicinity. Ben
Madison: now living on SEQ. 1s, +. al, r..
so, commenced to dig we'll last June.
After digging Sc feet and curbing, lie
then bored 81 feet. Instead Of striking
water they struck strata of gas, which
blew the sand 20 feet out of the top of the
we'll It made noise resembling the
sound Of an engine blowing off stcsm.
This continued about thirty six hours and
chen died away. Nothing more was done
to the we'll until last week. when Mr.
Madison hired professional we'll digger
to 60 farther down into the bowels of the
earth and obtain what he SO much needed
water. When the Professor had bored
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16

n. Brand enburgh wss in town On
"Wednesday, and We are glad to hear thar
be hopes to have the Knife Falls mills
ready for business in thirty days, and that
his firm, the Knife Falls Lumber Co. have
a contract with the St. p. & d. road iol
100000 feet of lumber for use on the.
docks which are to be extended and re-
paired during the winter and the coming
spring. That Mr.. B. and associates mean
business, is further evidenced by the fact
that they have decided to build another
mill In St. Pau!.-Duluth Tribune.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16

ALI trains on the Northern Fac,nc
arc now running on time and the prob
abilities are that it will be keep oncu
the remaining portion Of the season.
We are a few hours late this week
but We are not to blame RS al! on
account of the "devil.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16
9a!a,estom'. 41srt:
e.e..14r..e. Il =.:..=.., e..-.z: q
lars1an Mcclure EQitQr& Prop'l.
nsuzD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
/, L At
JAMESTOWN DAko1A!IERRl1oR1.
H.; ADvER1lslNe.RA1Es.
~. ~. ~. in. s.. s.. -.
eSss:s. aS rs rs Is see @ s.oe s ,SS ~ IL
o0ehoo. 600 go b.Oo 90 iAoo laoo No.
1Vhf6S; go k00 go ~ 1870 NO 00
tOlo06, ~ 90 ~ e1B le.oo 80 80
,:: e: H. IL: IL: s ;s @ ~: e: e: ,s -
A9u59CRlRTlON RATES.
Psyabls In Alvaaes. ..
Scs III 1s.3 p'::'s' =
J Az eeasss for ~ Assn must - seeoopsnis
. ~ easA. We 10 tAb 70 peotoet oar oelvss a
7 fer The good OF our patrons.
.A11odvsstissaeats Rsss - pal1 9aeste.iZ! II q
VoAeo. cr fVBk4eR88.
r.: ADVERTlslNG,RATEs.

-. --Gssceries at bottom prices & Lyons
Get your canned goods It Cartia 4
: Winslsw's. !. ...E-...
:. big stock Of gloves and mttten. .t
I.1oas. :.-. ..-.a.~ ~-.... -.>tr
You can get good suit Of clothes at
&Gurti6& Winslew's from >5 to $50.
-Four ace and White Rose -four at
Lyons, Kellys old stand. a
For. Blankets, Quilts, &C., call on
Lyon, st Kelly s old stand, Jamestown.
Visiting cards neatly printed at TIE
ALERT Office. ..-. ...
Go to Curtin & Winslows for .ll
kinds of groceries. 81.
Boots and Shoes, best goods at lowest
prices at Lyons new store. Kelly's old
tand.
Canned Goods at bottom prices at
Curtin s. Winslow's.
old papers for sale at this Office for
IS cents per 100.
Flour from 81 so to 1915 at Curtin
<E,sWinslow's.
s-Tobaccos, Jackson's best 75c; Lori.
lards, 75c; ut Curtin & Winslow's.
Pay your take, and save expense.
After February 1st, they become delin.
.,uent. Dcc78w
Best teas at Curtin & Winslow's fro'a
25cents to 80 cents per pound.
Lyon is now opening full line of
choice Teas: New Seasons, Gunpowders,
Young Hysons;; Imperial, Japanese and
Oolong, Ping Hing. .Moyunes and Forneosa
- D-Over coats from IS to SIS including
{ uAsters at Curtin & Winslow's.
Clocks, Clocks !-,Office clocks, pallor
clocks, kitchen clocks, and all kinds of
clocks, at Curtin s. Winslow's
Will the Ladies please gaze on this
rev counter panes just received at Curtin
Winslow's. Table cover, stand cover, g.:
H.. Gentlemen look at this!- Fresh
French Candies in half or pound boxes, at
Curtin & WInslow's. Prepared with
great care by Joe D. Mills.
Learned Bros, have just received a
car load of the following stoves: '
rARLoR STOVES.
Golden Star, Silver Star, the Resolute
and Cratic. .t.
COOK STOVES.
Challenge, Fanshon, Fire produce
Young America, Silver Star and Golden
Star Cook. - ..... s.
Parties who desire to come to james
town to engage in business, want to find
some person who will erect = two story
building to cost about $4,000.
They will take or years lease at a
rental which will pay owner from Is to
20 per cent. net. on the Investment. Any
cue desiring good investment of this
character can address, E. P. WELLS,
Land agent, Jamestown
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16
il the Beautiful valley Of the
raoia1 "james!'' !
A. Written Dy tho Alert D0poFteFa.
"A Unporallel display Of news which
win he Ashea cut Of tho rag bag
OF tlme, Q hundred years
Hence, and Sung to 0Uo.
eeeAlng Generations.

!
The changes Of nature are, ~..
| . ''Beastifal. Beassifs1. BsAvri,ul."
The Literary society, of this city, ID
rapidly improving. -
We are enjoying calm, ~ 10 usually
the case after . storm ..::::.::l
John Kelly, Of South Bend, lndiana,
was in the city last week. ..-..
Mr. Russell. Of spiritwood va In town
on Saturday. .. .:7
County clerk vsnsum still lingsss
in Fargo. ....-. 49,
Lees dance comes Of I.ezt Friday
evening.
Prosecuting attorney Allen l. in
Fargo giving the grand jury tady.
Jamestown IL sooa to 70 . bank
This will bs "a addition worthy Of credit.
An unusual amount of fresh aud inter.
esting news can be found on our stoond
and third pages, this week. "
A colony Of one hundred Americans,
from Coldwater, Mich, will locate near
Jamestown, the 6rst of March.
Some one is said to have been "trozen
out" over on the north side last Sunday
night. 1t wasa good one on the boy.
e. P. Wells left the city for the east,
to-day noon. He will return sometime
during the week. ... ..
Our gentle and ACCOMPLISHED druggist
Will Elmer has just received new stock
of stationary. Give him breeze.
The N. P. Farmer says that it wants
more snow to make good sleigh,pg."
We will send you car load, Bro. Hall.
ALI should remember and attend tile
entertainment to be given at the Academy
of music tonight. 1t will be good.
The talented members of the James
town Dramatic Club will appear at the
Academy of Music, tonight Come one,
come all. $685.. '.
Lieutenant n. L. Scott and 2nd
Lieutenant Nickerson are in the city.
They are en- route to Fort Totten.
William L. Hall, proprietor of the
Metropolitan meat market, comes forth
with new ad. this week. Read it.
r. A. Bill, prominent lawyer Of Eau
Claire, Wis.,, arrived in this city, on Tues.
day last. Mr.. Bill will enga &C in the law
business here.
''still there more to follow"
Mr.. D. Curtin, and other prominent
jamestown gentleman, who have been
in Fargo, during the past few days,
returned yesterday.
Our gentlemanly postmaster, MI. Kelly,
is having some new postoffice boxes and
counters made. They will adorn the
| office in its new quarters.
Our new limb of the law, Mr. Bill,
has opened a temple of justice in E. P.
Wells block, nearly opposite the Dakota
House.
The milk used at the Merchants
hotel at Bismarck, was mistaken by an
eastern man for Missouri river water.
Wonder if it tasted any thing like the
water Of the raging James?
The frisky editor of the N. P. Farmer
walls because the people Of his place
mistake his printing Office for barber
shop. Too bad Ed., but you shonld
leave off those striped stockings.
Mr.: Lees desires US to state that the
Grand Ball advertised to come off at his
ranch last Friday evening, was postponed
until next Friday evening, ON account of
the blizzard.
.-0nr fret uuorfor ovp;roo 'r;<I, 49,,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-16
.rnn DeAUTlFUI. nN0W.-

'TnD DGAUTl1UL ONOW."
This part Of the country 10 just recover.
ing from the effects Of one Of the sevsrest
snow and wind storms, ever known 70
visit It. About nine o'clock Tuesday
evening, Dec. 9th, the wind commenced
blowing directly from the north, driving
before it IN inpenetra&able cloud of suow,
which rendered objects i've feet of. ca.
tirely indistinguishable. All day
Wednesday, the wind blew perfect
hurricane. Although . portion Of our
merchants succeeded in getting to their
stores, no business of any consequence
was transacted. About one o'clock
Thursday morning the wind subsidized .
little, and At four o'clock there was not
enough wind stirring to blow piece Of
tissue paper across the street. During the
storm, mercury remained at one below
zero, but as the wind died away, it
gra dually dropped down to 23e below.
This morning, (Friday,) mercury is down
to 30s, but no wind.
THE RAILROAD.
We hal no mail Tuesday.
The eastern bound passenger train on the
Northern Pacific, together with one
freight train, and four engines, run into q
snow drift three miles west Of this place,
about six o'clock where they remained
all night and until four o'clock the fol.
lowing afternoon. All night Tuesday
night the two trains and four engines
were exposed to the pitiless blast as it
swept dcross the unbroken prairie,
carrying with it dense cloud of snow,
which long before morning had drlfted to
such depth as to enable person to
walk over one engine anil port ion of
the train with ease. The telegraph were
completely hidden from view in many
places. Notwithstanding the severity Of
the storm, the engines were kept "alive"
but not without a great struggle. All
night Tuesday night, gang of men were
employed in clearing and rcclearing the
tack sufficient distanc: to enable the
engincmen to "pump up their engines.
The heroic efforts Of the railroad men to
save the engines and to render the
situation Of the benighted passengers as
comfortable as possible. is worthy of note
ond should he anureciated bv the com
pany.
Early Wednesday morning, sleigh load
Of provisions was taken from the Dakota
House by NJ. S. Maltby, to the almost
furnishing passengers, who received him
with Joy and great gladness.
About half past four in the afternoon of
the same day, the aoad had been cleared,
and the four engines brought tile passen-
gers and trains triumphantly into James
town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL P6 5Kt@R
Absolutely Pure.

CONFINES - PyHA-
Gzse Cas- sz&rsT& suE~
sss.t
sTE szzs+ sergse
q : . - = = 1 ri Bar q E@rs -
go
2 ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

THY grow sous rather tail vomea
beyond the Aislssippi An occidental
post writes that be Kissed the clouds
from hsf svse4, fair faee." I. sssns
slmott isxedibk that be cvsId, just By
Standing upon her face, kiss thu cloods.
bat truth ssd po~sy are insepsrsb's. Ard
We sre bospd 10 believe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

TIE following testimony Of . certain
patent snsdicise speaks Tor stself Dear
Gis-Tve nooths ego ny wifs could
scarcely speak. She has taken two
bottles Of your Life Renewsr.' and no~
she can't speak .. all Please ssnd two
more bottles. I wouldn't be without
II.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

BASE BALLS are covered with horse
hide tAnnsd with alum, but the base
ball players are covered With glory and
tanned by The sun r. 6.-Somstimss
they are tanned b the other club.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

In some kind Of IN amendment could
b added 10 the marriage service which
would make If mandatory upon the part
Of the bride TO arise in the morning and
kindle the fire, there would be fewer
old bachelors thunsping about the
country. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

/ want 70 be . coAchman,
And with the coachman stand,
And win the boss daughter.
And drive my. four-in-hsnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13

FAMILY and DAY SCiiOOl.-New-B rltaln'
Conu-Des,1,,d 10 give thorough instruction AMI cul
ufe to n limited lumber oi Pupils Address D. y CAMP
PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
coot ano fonu0.

lost or STOLEN.-Goneya gold watch and
long cham open lace. sinier. r. O..
back end corresponding full ms !Ge 40 reward Nd
dress 4. % BOX JJA
I OST-Bank Book No. l,16T, issued hy fhs
yGermau savings Bank The cry ~ New lDrk 20 JOHN
SCHEUERMaNN, h mi.sng. Inc uuaer "a boiler II 30
book Is requraed deliver T. the Bauk. II MT restored
before October 1855. APPLICATION vi. Do AAla
a. Tie BlpA Tor new book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
IMMERSION GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.

42ds. bcgils Ito year
September Il. Primary, Comuerca and Classical Depart
ruents Rooms omen from september ].
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.


Candidates for admission e. arv a. hc Nc courses w
Mining d. nterIc. civil IT, Ncfdur.f fc'"-v
NJ pslauf ns.v. Analytical aul APPLIED Chemistry Wil
,f,se. tlern~e ~ the schoO On ionc on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER s.. AT $50 \. VI.
candidates conditioned last VIII present themselv
a. t.t safrc tnrc aOt place.
ILrlI- SESSION VII. begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER q. At go A. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
!, SEMINARY,

ID easy access, healthul, ho.neSe Thorough chrstl'
wisely po.ernr aud reasOnae IA rltf~ tue college NE.
the demands Of the Dimes rSFor catalogue address
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CoruornIlon Notlte5.

NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates tor FUR
~ nishnr birrcs OF Good Extra fOir VIII D. Pc
oeyed once % he Department Of PdOlc Charities AMI
Correction No G6 ID ave. unt O'Clock a. m Wednesday
r nformatlon see Ci,y Record for sale At No. Clty
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Ar. SAUYEUR,S SCHOOL of LANGUAGES,

4 80 MADfSON.ANE..
Between Il AMI -dsts. FIR NClI. GtfNhN. SPANISH
ard ITALIAN ci4ssCs FOR ladies and gentlemen :. NJ
S4il.N. Successor 90 DR.. /. ~AJ NlU
Itar fr. stern.
just have forrrcl resolution 20 instruct In SewYo1k
personally ;nc giyes great n asr" 10
hear that ncad 10 schoD.f languages u that
Cy.
IS better Glllcdto make known ard further the
natural method ~ ms great metropolis imam YOU
have self accomplished master IN The
have been attached 10
nv schoul in,trlsug la yOIr native tongue (ncrmaul.
The esteem for character and your cN'
ceeut qualities winch have hai occasion 10 observe per
fam enterprise, and most hcaii!
l.. SACNEUR.
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Jmstrnciion.
For Boys and Young Men--Country.
NREYLOCK TNSTTTUTF.

GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,
- south wniamstown Berkshire Co. Mass.
PREPARES BOYS FOR BUSINESS. SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL OR COLLEGE.
Expenses. $3.50 per Estabusoi present
cpain SO Fail Term opens September 1. For Catalogues
address BESJAAIN r. MILLS. \. n PRINCIPAL
HEALTH.-rhorough preparation for bust
seioo icr Dcr, end oans Men. Waterford \. j.
HARTWELL'S Family school, boys. Union-
VILE y y: i3th year charges roieod reference 10 pa
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
- Wore sier Mas. be1ns IL 2iih year September 10
circular .or particulars
1 TITLE BOYS.-SpeciaI advantages lower
TIe' besi1g SCHOOL ''r Boys established l9os b.
MAPLE HALL Institute Jamaica, L. l., for
A;ORRlSTOWN OLD BOARDING SCHOOL
VA ior bows lhe Rev. :. y. hO" ILL AN. Principal.
MT. Pleasant lnst.-Private classes for BOYS,
W Amner't. Mass cstah 1876. T. G. NASH \. NJ. Prn
AE ilitary School, sing Sing. N.Y.-The Rev. ID.
West Point reoens sept cfculF.
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
40 sLLct t34 W. s1ISS aSi0oL fyR BOYS
The course Of instruction embraces The following depart
sica Enr.h studies and Nsiars -;iencc also
izod Military Dcpifmeni RAILING School With welitr.aei
'''''N'--' hENJ tNi% < XiLES, fiiuelpas
DECKS KILL tN.YD MILITARY ACADEMY.
send ior illustrated h.ty-page circular.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER. PENN.
OPENS SEPTEMBER H.
thorough instruction 10 vi Engineering Chemistry, the
'iIslca ahd English. Degrees conferred.
COLONEL TiIEO Hy ATT. President
RUTGERS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Prepares Toy college. sru nc schO, business 20 butri
crs So quarter No except washing Opens sep
icntar IL -. I. RILEY, Rector.
RNERViEW ACADEMY, Ponghlleepsie, y.
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eomiort sindeni furnishing thorough preparation for
k'"irls September H. OTIS hi~BkE. \. NJ. lTnc pal.
SCHOOL in the MOUNTAINS. Bcllefon'c,
- Penn "A old ma Wesis1i,hc'i school for boys. The
Rev. j. j. HUGHES. punupsL
GTRATFOPD ACADEMIA boarding school
~ for YoUNG BOYS. Number limited to FIFTEEN. For
crciars "!ess Z. r. CLARK. Principal stra ford. Conn.,
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
RIVERDALE-ON CDsON. y. Y.
Poariu oloo IN every respec; 81 The highest GRADE
Thorug-h intellectual training not only IN the Cas'cs brit
equally in The Mathematics. IL amct ~ Nv tie Principal
81 and ~ system
Military discipline Above AL sOuHn. moral AMI
developed bringing The pupils under
tie inatuce O the lscre Stands almost alone IN
alri' store or shop - ary Snd - m mo
place exclusively u rnens Residences In
point or hfIfuinr~s 10 - uhcNrertlnnaDr The school
building meet the wants OF first
sehDol Able sm.rNed ~ French. German
Drawing. Dancing. Frucnr. Boxing. Piano. Violin sc.
without Charge H0ls for boating sc. ~ch0' reop-ns
september 1873 Catalogue raf ne t eu application u
Dr. JNO. r. HAYS, - tasi iJih-t. y. y
or al iIycraalc-on- liuison-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
For Roth Sexas-CitT.

4 MISS WARKEN'S SCHOOL, No. II Yves
-. 47th IT, reglcls sep,omber - separate dePa5ne ~
ter NOt NG LADIES ana little girls Bpf-' DfPA KIT
NENT usual. ~ .roug IN ius rgctl"B. careful uanng
English, French. German and Latin taught.