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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-13
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The bill relative to the service of jurors was
passed. 1t provides that no person shall
serve as a petit Juror in any United States
court for more than three weeks during any
one year; provided that jurors may sit as
long as mny be necessary to decide causes the
trial of which may have been begun before the
expiration of such terms OF service. The act
is to take effect within one month after its
approval.
Mr.. Cox has introduced bill to declare
forfeited certain public lands conditionally
granted TO aid in the construction of railroad
and telegraph lines 1t provides for ascer-
tanning what companies have not compiled
with tho conditions of their grants, and for
prompt subsequent proceedings by the at
torDey -general.
The Joint resolution appropriating $40, 600
to enable the commissioner of fish and fish
cries to represent the United States at the
international fishery exhibition, to be held in
Berlin, Germany, in April next, was passed
with an amendment providing that the money
shall be expended under direction Of the
secretary OF state. The vote on the passage
of the bill stood l65 yeas to SO nays.
Mr.. O'Connor has introduced bill making
silver certificates receivable at the United
States Treasury, in redemption of the cireu-
lating notes of issue OF the national banks;
also, providing for the payment of the matured
coupons Of United States bonds at any and all
of the United States depositaries; also, re-
quiring the secretary of the treasury to pay
the current interest upon all registered bonds
of the United States, without respect to the
date OF assignment or transfer
Mr.. f. Wood, chairman of the committee
on ways and means, reported the resolution
calling on the secretary of the treasury for
information as to the amount assessed on the
States under the act of 1861 and its supple
ment; and whether any legislation is neces-
sary to collect the assessment from delinquent
States, and it was adopted.
The Senate bill for the conversion OF national
gold banks has been passed.
When the bill removing the political dis
abilities OF John Owen, Of Virginia, came up
Mr.. Conger opposed its passage on the ground
that the Petition alluded TO the war of " Con-
| itdeiacy,' while the fourteenth amendment
mentioned the 'swar of instruction" Mr..
Goode replied that there was nothing in the
fourteenth amendment which required any
petition, etc. After Mr.. Conger had made
another speech in opposition to the bill Mr..
Wood objected TO further debate, and the bill
WAS fho11 Facaod tv vofa nj 166 IN AZ
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. yvhu do GIRLS alone p, i the

teresting query put by contemporary.
Well there are various reasons, the
principal ones being that the girls are
displeased with the way their mothers
do homework, and some girls have an
idea that they can support husbands.
And good many of them have TO do it,
too.--Neso York Cypress.
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"Vegetine." says Boston physician, "has
no equal as a blood purifier. Hearing Of its
sany wonderful cures, after oil other reme-
dies had failed, visited tie laboratory and
convinced myself OF its genuine merit. 1t is
prepared from barks, roots and herbs, each Of
which is highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such manner as to produce as
tonishng results"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-13

During the winter icicles the size OF
a mans body fringed the mouths of the
n ountain tunnels along the Central Pa
cific railroad, and constantly endangered
: the brakemen on the freight cars.
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ReanfiherS.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
tie cosmetics of France, or beautifiers
of the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hon Ritters. -IeLe rtph.
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Mr.. oliver Dalrymple, the great Min
nesota farmer. intends to cultivate 5000
acres of wheat this year. He will have
twenty steam threshers in operation,
with 1876 reaping machines. Last year
he employed 600 laborers, and this year
will increase the number to 700.
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Judge for Yourself;

Oy bbIItFFFF UII Q CoIitS " Iti1
color OF eyes and hair. you will receive by re-
turn mail correct photograph Of your future
husband or wife, with name and date of mar
rage Address W. Fox, P. o. Drawer 81
rulfcnuilIa "
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For one cent purchase postal card and
send your address to DIR. Sanford, 1872 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
return mail, from which you can learn whether
your liver is out of order, and il out of order,
or is any way diseased, what is the best thing
in the world to take for it.
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Wnilfen.

Sherman & Co., Marshall Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at snlary Of
800 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
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CONGRESSIONAL. SUMMARY,
Senate,


MI. SocA'eli, noi1 Sle COMMITTEE on mill
tary aHal,s, reported adversely on the Dill to
INC VI oeserilo1 from Inc mill
,aiy leoolu ~, "a onaries oorselius ana o1ners.
Ia VieW " tne Nefy iarge NUMBER OF al'pilca-
Sons - ess iol relnoyai OF charges OF
uese, non, MT. oocAleil calleo attenuon 10 The
cI n:, sen.ehoe u tne report
wiicn 9Apagsses 'ne cvnvlc.lon That such
spe0iaI .os 'ei,'ion 70 Ioi'nor proper nor "lse
Gnu Una.' aS SehelaA ru,e' Tue war oepart'
mem M Ias anlpie power 10 90 equal ]ustlce to
az ~ sap pll0s,l.s aor AZ loii9 s.
~, ~ In ~ aiu JUG oehate LOOK
t;p sa'T III ,.oId sne conversion Oh ma
s,,a,,daS -. 30" - was Passea as
to1lon,,-, =; az ta--4 80 a., on ~. .nance. Inc
60, .ss.:o sio IL u 1ne plh as pissed;
tho ., A. D'.,is Hlril.Ie9 unoer
roo,, =, a. - " ". i'I'
v;s;ons descr;had Nv on ~ .lle pro-
rsed 9tot,,tas 60 Il - -, =, 1lie no
I'd -. H. e M .. uohAS III
~ b er1d h~,- o.e Vi any ole1'e cease
- ~ . 80 az "i,o oeconle sucn an associa
80, - -, ~, W seIoio1 LOO ior car
ha-,a a. saoss "a naiiAlg, anu shali
sbo II he s,,b;ant ~ aiu pI.sneees, ana
t,;I;.;os sss - 'nu SAM uaes, RESPONSE
,:aS Il -. AeotootS oS are,Dy law
iii o~,t;t, - a'.-N,:.. P.uFiueo 1Iat
;ss,'ad ,, =. oa1a.on whlcn snail De
ar;er;r,ai 20 ueI 'he u cne
81, do1d -sI VI oaon pahk respec-
ny NJ. n - pone
Mr. e lAs lnseoauceo OH 70 repeal
Che aco u ouiy y ioo4, conierrlDg on the
qus s illastel- e,,ela, commlssafy general
anu acoouAUins olicero Vi Inc treasury autnor1ty
70 examine, adluaicale ana settle the claims
sccrtling 70 toyal ci'lzens OF Ine United States
lor supplles saken py OF lurnlsheo ior the use
,.,, anu usee ny oniIeo otaIes armies. Inc
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-13

The public are cautioned to ask for DR..
BULLS Cough Syrup, and take DO otbsE' Price
25 cents,
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ConsumntiOm Cured +.

Correct your habits of crooked walking by
using LYONS Patent Metallic Heel Stiffeners.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-13

"A Dublin special to the New York Herald
says sthe daily hourly cry OF distress in Ireland
becomes more and more urgent and wide
sp.ead. No language is possible to over
draw the situation, SO rapidly do matters be-
come worse. What might have been an exag-
geIation yesterday Will tomorrow be an
underestimate. Three hundred Thousand
people are slowly starving, and can only be
kept alive by superhuman efforts on the part
OF their fellow creatures. Some OF them are
living on one meal a day, OF turnips or of
meal. Thousands more are consuming their
last potatoes. Local efforts are becoming
feeble. The people are looking to the world
Tor succor." The special gives returns by
counties, showing that more than 3l0,s 90
persons are suffering for the common neces-
saries OF life.
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;''|?' VASIIN 81: 4: e:

This wonderful substance is Acknowledged by physi-
clans throughout the world to be the best remedy dis
covered for the cure of Wounds, Burns rheumatism,
that every one may try it. is put upin Is and - cent
bottles for household Obtain it from your Druggist
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DdrQnq ACADEMIES

ALLEN DODWORTHS 49,.
y SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No cal FIFTH AVE,
Tor terms. DAYS &C.. for circular. The new roo
CLar4e Oy alien Docwor Just PUNISHED by "1. n roma
q Co. worthy OF attention
At Mr.. TRENOkS. Broadway and 32d-St.
u Admits are RAPIDLY taught the lew NALIZl17.
ON ireo tle RACES Of the dance Ali.l \ -,
Lessons cay and evening FRIDAY 1.eSI-I II0> .:
ALEX. MACGREGOR'S
y 5. IIOOT F0R DA NCING 112 9Th ave-. near l7tiist
Private u.l0n any time For classes Scndtof circulars
OARL MARWIG'S School for Dancing, 81
~ Ma,ison-ave
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY'S CLASSES
Va Wondsys and Thursdays Ivro Hal, tthlve, De-
tween and 42d-stA The Newport Lanc'rs thoroughly
Taught 10 al cuasrs
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ JEW Il " T..


Leave Sew YORK ilon staten q. h r. oiN.J.. foot Of
fn4ePhla o E9a aaa grsenasa at 745 81 soS o
aS 9r ,g 9T M A"a sunday 5 q ' M o L. ' Low
For Trenton Var en- and fueSefst9 59 ',l2 9;V it2
Leave rmiaielphia far New YORK .-,..,
From ,1uons s ~ pia 1n4 slans X 6ors5 N s
40 ia IN m On sunday NJ $50 A. m: 500 IL p NJ
From IA ri BerSs sts., at 4;i5 $50, ~ M l'2o
bepoS G IN man cais attached.
From Trenton Warren and Tuckersts9l25 c1ceBt Son
TeReis for s at loot u Liberty nos l5e 2Gl All o
90 3z3 Boldwy and a Oh pTinci 4 y, = o. 'hu
y Transfer COMPANY Will cal for and cheek 6aggage
9ii and .32 Broad way 756 G,havr New Yors.
rnd 6o tb M T~55oBe and LAVE rcegr5ph al
General NJ anagef CEN Pas. Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD .-commencIng November :,
600 H esiern ana SoTtRern Express TO rochester
Platt-burg 1t Adams and Montreal - -. l,oo,
daigua, Rochester ana Buffalo ,.,.. ....... TITO,
Saratoga. Gien'- Fails aud RntAna.
COO D H. st. louis Express daily sleepine cars for
.Ie bU s cars nr n ToIefo and Detro ana Tor Mon
ueal excepting sunday night va eepnq cara 70
Niagara FAILS Koe6ester Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit
ZOO M Fast Montreal RSShes5s G and .li Corn J
ing. via Geneva sleeDing cars l" GENEVA N''" 'i4
ii.So D. wa Sight Express sleeping cars to Albany
ana On sale At Nos 3d. and 4l3 Broadwy
we.coTi.s .1pr.ss Onces rnraplace and 'ul si3
I TSi EY Gen -na. O. b. MEEkER. Con .-sr Act
CHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
l NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTE.i' RAIL
EQ .RniD'SefuFxr o. TRAINS TAKING EFFECT 10 1880
8 a m--Ciocnnati aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
M lDaiiy)-F.i II Louis t'Prsss ary ~. At B 3a
soutiwcst Pulman'- pest UrawngToom sleeping Coaches
TO- hrnmo ,Day-racnc Ex.rcss flr the Wet Sleeping
Coaches uoDgh 10 hunaio Niasara Fans cincinnati anu
- D. m migrant train for tI.e s. est -, o.,
Tram sNars cay" S5. San i35 a. a. % 40 80 Go $50
. In ana 30 midnight saturday mght' ohS' 9uhuayS'
' Fn,he EN- ard rassc 100 To- 1920 @-thS LOO
= n: 3, s 3fO 30 $50 90 65l 1880 D m, y
m,dniehI Suniays $50 lo-Oa m l45 &c. p m,
a Patcrson T. 8iJ. 800 so 10 1870 1880 M noon
5F5 = 1870 aod y m@ m sad s1 iIiais o 49,
"i9aer9 600 o. 1870 ~, -, 80 900 40 Z; -
1o.S0 p m and i midnight -a1eiys 600 $50 llio
MI i ,I * ~ = i6 .j "a % sap M
Wa r%oA,, , cornwall 5.jU m 3. 80. l:3O p. sun
dey 30 T. ~ Kingston 800 $3.50 p sundays $50
a. q -.,o -. 1920 a. IN, $50. 800. 4:go :. 7:l5 "a
1o dn, o. s:,u lO.-O ,. IN, On D IN ~, p 80. on
80 Ioso o. P NJ me 1,.g m and a'9
- ~ t,sii- connect ~ tti-f"iA a." V''NO "'''
Karoad at A.nsI lU.-tn. n. i.3o :. us ,. M.
days $40 ROT - leave 2st qnln d. and gqarIeI atsr
D m. ...,,. an f.r Apartments IN Drawing Room
and seeIing Soaets r 81 Bastsre nav the con.
pany'- Offices 30, 80, h, a. the Company Depot
Court 81 11 fam vs. arrive IN Newfo'N al 20
ana IL m- az aoi D.. Geal PA"sr Az Nsw1ori.
~-orruERX RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkaEY.
~ $50 A. N 5 :, 49, - p 49, 80, t ,t,io o n
SUNDAY. :. M ana ma. - s,i J, n, lay n,snts
'EanneL spring NAioy All "o'T''' '''' ~
=. mo y AGuorI. General rassr Agent Ne'F'iorA
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DEDUCTION of FARE

EptDLLIIUN OF Nh
no ALBANY ONE DOLLAR - ,
.... .,,. ,..,.. "a p.yirat,un wa fEDrLES LINE OF
t.rr.i-t- etvlg - >urth ig D. tbil4 ~ A-.Al>
III. .,eIy weekday tBp m. conacit-- b" Nipiu' SUI"
u' ~'' -'"- ~.ENDIiIt ffcst
pOCkANAY BEACH.-Ncw-fofk. Wood
Ia haven AMI i.ocs-eAy ltirold- cave 'Aly. exc
sunday. Hunicra i"h@ -. ...,. g. ''' '' - "
Leave l,ocx1,uy T.tu o. ~. ai". fi"I "i
.rIEANB)AT Trans for Mcudlu. hIr'toid,
= ~I...ii c. connect NJ wen Ne"-iiat team b
leaving Ir.L-- u n am - '' % "- h''e NV" "' ~"
s tlr'
STONINGTON LlNE.-For Boston and all
rDN leaves IA 1ad4th. M say, And
-.t.ri,.. 1t. ,hc FATE ~ NV 9tNh'n d'h
80 h. - llid FrdaY. frlu Per s. Nortl River
fo,t.f s,. vi +pe n lia trk'ta ip.t l7ipN
.rl ., a. o. GOOD o. ~ i'r the f.f and mp iDr
D. t,.v I'D. iast,I a4 bprcIn-l teir flg@ Ffrt5Al
taken q h'ye-r rur~fl. rates % y bAbCpSh- F'o'
l. " BilG 80. o. !. AEtu~
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florsss, Carriages, Garncss. &r.

DFACTIFUL Pair Bay Geldings. SIX ana
ID seven years Royal George AM lianp otniah, io
,eyhs 900 uoundH perfectly sound KIND, both single an
double stye and action 20 lrnel tHi ,oi ar'
ros sleo par Blacks sound Kind l5 siI years hf
~ vanshe A. RaTs also inc Ray Gedns i6a hands seven
years sOund KIND excellent horse n M respects To' "
gait mus. sell winter want u go SpuILJ A"Ao
p o. Box ~. Great Barr ngtOn. Mass
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A.
DIP0IS IN PHILAUELPHIA. : IN NEWYOkK
noUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT AND THE FASTEST T Me CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On aud aftrr OCT 4, 1850.
Express Trains leave New York Via DesbrOsses and C0rt
landt treets Ferries. rs follows
49,, 1850, $40 90 Lme IL y M, /, go 4. $40 ..
T. and 10 ami - night sundays 49, anu y a
n, .. SGT ami 10 m. AMI IL hlsht sr,,o- a. -oo
a. aud p M rInm through via trenton ana Gam
AZ Jersey city afOrdng speedy and mtct transfer Tor
ri1e ira ms cave West ide PIMA - o. 3ij. 425
- A : 500 ani ii Limited Express l:jO N b 2
5.tUT tuI $50 -. N. ON 0uuuhf l--hl, o:iJ 4LO
s30a m 4 ana D. Leave PA ad,ipla, VIA Camden,
n M and 800 %. IL daly except SUNDAY.
Tlc.rt Offices. J3G ana pa BrOadwAv No AstOr House
DeSbro-~s and '0r init NO. Court ST. ana
ia liz ana = Hud,op.st. Hoboken Depot Jersey CITY
Fmigrant Ticket ONCE, No. q Battery Place. -, ,-,-
The York II 4nsler Company viii call TOT anu CHECK
oaegare rom hoes t, ana Residences p FARMkR
General Manager HeheIhl Passenger A-enc
DROVIpENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
L VIA rJtONllENIr DIkrCL ,,-,.r,
A FULL NIGHTS Ki-f t- IA - Milo ~ itAIl~
FiIssi.CtAs~ NEGOTIATIONS ONLN.
lie lly,Ttc palace steamers .,r
MASSACdI ~ - AND RHODE IrLANp..
Daily SUNDAY ted tom Pl -. Norm lVeT l'o' o.
so in, erinrd "a and.nes between York and Pr)yi
Pass. i.gcr. In Boston a. D o. NJ
tcAfts He'urri 30 NOs 81 ~, - ~
Br9anN a. MoIf0Dsi pud Ffih venue h'eia
N,wi ors asI i3 Wash.ngt0n.t, brooslyh IcNetH aie
leo sod "a. all urncpal hotels and ticket OH'es ANI a.
oin,es oil ne cor Ezprc.s Company Freight t-Aen ~ -"
r'; 'e.es;i ,,-,.. L. 5. BABCOCK.
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For Both Sexes Country.

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on a
- farm fourteen mics from New-l - per We" TX
board. hing. fut0l cnnior OF country H"N''- MO-
IT, q. MOENELi- Mani asset, L. l.
NVRCT1.ARS Of good schools. with I'M ELI
y gent acvce FREE 70 pa ents person2lv maiea 10y V
age. ~ SolrrmeIAoru. c-Anfcn s'A1ol I1S' '' -
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INS IL I ~ i r. r.,
w Nt i-co \ y for Young adde's and children VII TO
ortn sept 10 terms reasonable Miss T. Hyatt Fnnc.pal
DENNSYIVANIA STATE COLLEGE.-Ad-
( uiifs both sexes endow ment. han million tuilon
zoe study. Classical sclenHhc All aEaiolltt
thorough preparatory drp"T ;nynt pfIllf,f fs
4. 81. President STATE College, Penn.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack, \. ! -
Roth seYos e.5 per extras hnt music onrns
sept Il SEND Tor catalogue W. H. BANNl9 It-i, NJ,
COCTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brdgeton
= 81 For both sexes college Prep2ra,qry. h'I4Ig
classical SCcuic Il+ianE Dick M'tcI iiI
Tr vcueuts climate milo. verr healthy In,tr4cten Hlt
0uga. Begins ocIs send TOR catalogue H. IA Iri' Ill'
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JnsiructloH-
For Young Ladles-Counsry.

For Young LaGles-Countr7
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE +. \. j.
t-1o o. ~ 5-; sCic =. zoe land aud he b. u ocaled
send Tor catalogue Rev. WM. g. BOW IN A. N tfe.lueu-
CORNWALL COLLEGIATE SCHOOL for
''"NS '''''' RlV. ALFRED ROE. Principal
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies. larry
4 town ~ Y: home care, thorough c9ufse Oh -l.l5
reopeus september IS. Miss NJ y" MEI'Ai.F' rI-T''
HONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GIRLS
number q noa-.rr- limited to six. Two vacancies Al
dress N las mAGIt. Dover. y j.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comb
y for Young ladies' viii reopen September 10 $50
ITeparati for Vassar and other colleges specially
ANNE j STONE MARIANA l. sLADk~ hiA =
KNOWLES FlrCn
IVY HALL. BRIDGETON, \. j.,
4 HOME SCHOOL FOR lOl Nc Ia, ~.
Mrs J. A. DE CAMP, principal ana successor 10 dr ~ =
shcppari Nexi term Will begin SEPTEMBER 10, las0
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
w For Young Ladies. Psfeld, Mass. commences ~
fcroth var Seftsn Der - 1850. widely known Tor
ceeDce ol .etrucuou and great beauty ana saidoIi vi "
eaton. lie Rev C. Y. SiLAk. Principal
MISS BULKLET'S School for Young Ladies
W. Tarivt the uason VIII reoel " ed, ~ep'' -
iErss ID. g. Burt's Institute for Young ladies'
- Nisaes 2Osj Walnutst, Phadc nina VIZ rvOaSi
and Pupils receive uesss- car anu -.
strucuon. Number received INTO ue family hni'e'' N
lars free.
TeYE SEMiNARY, Rye, y. Y..,For Pq5r1tlieeu-
IA iars address Mr' - "a T.
G. AnN WILL PAY the entire expense for
- -fSBO board &c. ga, ion music ana arr llIelhrI ~"
SSoSr at p0HDFN 'roWN FENAiE COLLEGE, Borden
Town : J. Address the Rev. WM. {. BON IN, a. NJ FIes'
Pro rata f,r balance OF Tho year
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Cfncner5.

4 DVERTEENENTS FOR TIE NEW
y YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
lfrQ"N 0atdl r. y o. 80 1o1 cr H ,iii ave 10
81 Fast Foar,enthst, corner Um'np99Te I22 4'[5
iO0I and : ssh rhTiaye cor onehundredand-twenty
5Grihst 'IfiTlem savings Bank auidag up 70 H. az
regular office rats
A HARVARD GRADUATE. of varied ex-
"A perence N te,ean = eesiges p1Pls ioF private
ALL WANTING BEST TEACHERS Amer
"A lean or FOR families. schools OF c1eE = Tor any
department low nigh. should have Candidates New Nu
Sehoo. Institute 30 Eas: Iilh-st, Nev.Yor1
4 MANUENSIS and READER.--A lady as
a Hanuensis am read anihaT yum fTtnon, D,I ei
i's5i i Hroaiva ~
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
az l1 cs Mi orighy compei1at rTossars primer
pa and teachers. Families gong abroad or me country
truess,s can on or address Professor LLuh> D''h %
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY snppheT, DSasses 1S",3 s Az. and Tecbors
superior Tutors OF Governe CA or address Mas NJ J.
YOUNG American and FOrelgD TeacheIs Agency - Union
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4 TEACHER OF PIANO. Is years expert
Ing In MY exchange To- music lessons ,pfaAS
T,ferences Address Prof C. sARKADY S3s West l0tnst
TUTOR qualified to teach English, math-
y enat ca Latin Greek desires hourly engiaeinenA
address C. l. g.. Trb iue Uptown office LIS Broadway
A YALE GRADUATE of seven years. ex-
~ perence ID teaching. desires private tutoring BEST
references Address pIINI, 81 East llth ST. tribune
Branch once
DY teacher of several wears experience;
colIeg graduate now teaching N aihghgrae private
school an on DOrturtv give inst ucUns IN return Tor
board private ppplLs Address IL - otaoh
G., New OK City.
EXPERIENCED TUTOR.-Yale graduate
II vi. hes private pupils: highest CITY references Al
dress Y ALE. Tribune Uptown Once. 1.-So hroad"ay
NOVERNESS.- English certtcated; wishes
" daily engagement; English. German Frenoh- music
and singing American and European a O. 4"'
McDOugaist
AIR. OTTO ". FUETTERER (GOttlngen
Va university Lessons in classics and Ger
man close attention u German pronunGauoh Vo 'Ial
ing, l3s West 22dst
pTYCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
managers OF schoos Is nviei large list Of supeno
teachers both American caUqTE fSsS PINcKNEY
Domestic Building,
Broadway. cor l4th-st \ \.
TEACHER Helene Hesse, teacher OF
German in this city for many years mas esIaDsheu 81
Educational Bureau for goyernesses ieaSheIs' Gu,
readers tutors music teacher, &C. at NO East %ou ST.
corner Broadway Miss II. Resumes Ler essons III UeIu
ry'EACHERS WANTED from MANY directions.
Some particulars saturday Tribune ApHncaloh ioss
maj cd postage " scheru erhorn 80 h
Graies ano TENDERS.
rrNHE LARGEST MANUFACTU RERS or
LOW AND HALF LOW Ora rES,
BRASS OPE FIREPLACE-. a.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STA IS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and CoftAnl' soes
Ferries. as follows. - r.r-.,,
Barrsbqrg p.tt.bnrg tn West and South, win Pullman
palace ar. attached. 9 m, @ ami $50 go. daily
Wliamsport Lock Haven a n $50 p m Eorr{ ana Fro
D. CORY fJr lItusFilio i1II'4l
centre and the OH Regions. ,,.- -.
Baltimore a-hIngon and the 'outl Llul.,u " tslu W
vnrrs." of r. man parllr cars daily, except -uud ~ ~
o. "a arrive 1T Washington az IN Reg iar at i'3o ana
S.yOa NJ, e. 4 and To o. no. sunday, lO De m. . 49,. ,,
Express Tor West Pmade pha 100 30 $50 90 l I'M
iZn.ght sunday : 80 aud A. m. 6. T. $50 and III
M and - night -
except SUNDAY --... -, .,.o,ae ,-,,,,
AZ Jersey Ctv anJrtng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BroOkivu travt. ,,..-,.,.. to.o .. oq6 - y,
ram. - ~ cSu a. NJ daily, except Monday From wash
trcton and IA tmore. 500 a M 50, 400 20 1890 p m
sunday $50 From IN aielp y, u" o01' ~
IU:sVG m Sunday $3.50. 95a Z. l0iO 1870 a. m, $50
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MlsceLareOus

4 COURSE of instructive reading. with eX-
- pAuauou- bv tue teacher also classes formed Tor
tolog. ACQUAINTANCE WtA German, spanish Frehci anu
Eng ISL tor1 Special attention ID an Dr"hgEca sl41t
llp address Sc. tribune Uptown o-cc, l,-J5
galway.
APPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
y FOR schools Ac-4-11e- Colleges ana ia a. 9eia i2i
cctalogue BN&sn, PRATT d CO.. No. 10 b'n-s@' b. l.
VTACA[CIES for two children from to Il
veq~s of age in o snail boarding school I'D The country
Terms for ara ana tlt,u with sic SIS Per mont
rcferen e. ana particulars appy 10 Mis A. flN lOI''
CO.. SO. B EasI 44tl-st- n. A.
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Art SCHOOL OF Miss II. s. BAYLlES,
~ ll-5 Broadway studio nos. moderate terms @V
Irsigus
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Art York City.

G. Sn Quarty.-Jackson seminary Engllsh
- sbF and French Boarding and Day school Tor Young
sse- go. cdren 5I3 3D. b. l2O.hst- rcopeus sept 10
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DALf'S THEATRE. Monday, Nov. s
HAVERLY'S Niblo's Garden Theatre.

J. H. HANFRI,Y Prom efor and NanaRen
L. q. GILMORE Associafe MANAGER
Last week POS ITINELY- Week.
Barley CImpbolrs Greatest American Drama.
LOUIS NY CHA~. r.
ALDRICH PARTNER. pAR~LDE.
LAST lNEE~-W EDN ESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Monday. October -. klF8lfv Bros" ENCH ANTAENr'
with y ew F. Features Grand Bal et-suberb scenery
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NIR~. KRAFTS school for misses and chill
III ,rc.' rropeus September 10. 2jG West 4ldsL