davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-24

THE investigation Into tho charges against
the Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
WIS resumed yesterday at Springfield. Tic
testimony was Of the sallle general character
as the testimony given last week,
, 1881-02-24

THE Greek Premier says tint the reserves
llaye been cu!led ont so that they may be
ready to occupy tho provinces Which Turkey
Is expected to cede to Greece. In everyday
Iarlancc, tho Greek premier's excuse Is
rntiler "t0o tllku,h u.
, 1881-02-24

TIE Mexican Veterans Association III ses-
sion Mt Louisville yesterday elected james
W. Denver, Of Washington, D. G., President
fur the ensuing year. The next meeting Of
the Association will be held ut Cincinnati OIL
tue 14tli Ut September next.
, 1881-02-24

BOWLING GlsEES, KY, which already oc-
cupIes conspicuous place III tho history Of
crime, was the scene OF another murder
Tuesday night Two brothers named Loring
quarreled with bartender named Grllbbs.
Faycttc I4orInE shot anl mortality wounded
{irub1s,
, 1881-02-24

4 Srocx ExCII.ANat: ASSOCIATION has
beon organized Ut Denver, C0lu., ut Which
Gen. i. j. Marshall Is President, II. 4. ".
Tabor Vlce-prcsldcnt, and tnrgo number Of
heayy CAPITALISTS 1lr.s members,
, 1881-02-24
rERRI1ARY 24, 18S1-TVELVE PAGES.

last evening to nr. F. w. Paine. of Boston.
Thr wrtlng reception was very brilliant
atEnir. Mr.. James Knypcnhanlcr. young
merchant Ut this city, WAS married to Miss
Belle Wincman at the Grand Pacific Hotel In
tic presence Of large number Of friends Of
the contracting parties.
, 1881-02-24

JAMES TELLER, Of 'ronpktnsytlle, KY,
was cnlctl to Ills tloor lust Tuesday night
mud shot deatl. W'Illiam d. Sn.itl l1as been
arrested on tl!e charge OF having committed
tho murder, md tic yIc.In's wife. rather
hHr,ttsDms anil well.e.lucatetl w0lnnEl III II,
md his daughter ngcd H. have been arrested
rs ucccssorlcs. Mrs. Teller elope1 With
Smltl, about Il ycar ngo, a,u tears u very bal
rcnutnt0n,
, 1881-02-24

An EFFORT to increase the duty on foreign
wheat Imported Into France vas defeated In
tlu French Senate Tuesday. Jules Simon
lnatle powerful speech against imposing
taxes on foods If any kind, and tho speech
largely to the defeat Of the pro-
rfo
, 1881-02-24

Nil. VoonlEEs' bill providing for the esoc-
.ion OF llew Congressional Library Build
Ing upon six squares Oil the east front Of the
Capitol Grounds passed. he Senate yesterday
80 to 1S,
, 1881-02-24

TnE South Park Commissioners, at their
lncellng yester.ay, put Oil rec0rd graceful
mud wcll-lescrycd tribute to tho integrity,
ability, md zeal Of the lutte Joseph +. 13or-
lleId their legal counselor until the t[me Ut
h1R death,
, 1881-02-24

THE Michigan Republican Convention held
ut Lansing yesterday renol'lnated the llon.
Isauc l.. Marstou for Judge Of the State Su-
prell.e Court, and the lion. .1aincs r. Joy anu
ex-Gov. Austin Blair for Regents Ut the State
University,
, 1881-02-24

Jo1S TAYLo1. n steamboat engineer, shot
Capt. John Fletcher dead ut Chattanooga,
Tcnn., yesterday; and a baggaEcsnastar
named Harper, employed OH the Atlantic 4
Charlotte Railroad, was shut dead by n cnr-
pentcr named Farrington, employed on the
same road. ut Charlotte, Y. G.
, 1881-02-24

Miss GERTRUDE DUNLAP. daughter OF Mr.
George l.. Dunlap Of this city, was married
, 1881-02-24

WARNER, faig weather, followed by in
creasing cloudluess, possibly by rain Or
snow, and southerly winds, for this region
to-day,
, 1881-02-24
WASHINGTON.

Intellectual Confederate At
tempt to Sell Some
Southern Diaries.
The Snecrs and Snorts Of Black
burn Vaifly Showercl on
Gen. Bragg.
Continuation Of House Action
on the Sundry Civil Ap-
preparation Bill.
Senator Matt Carpenter Now
Lying ut the Point Of
Death.
Passage by the Senate Of a Bill
for an Enormously Expen-
sive Library.
The Fortitication Bill Passed In
the Scnntc-Arthllr anil
blaine.
Great Pressure on the President
for Veto OF the Fund.
ing Bill.
Gen. Garfield Not Yet Aware, Off.
cially," That He Is Elected
President. =
4 Republican Apportionmcnt caucus
Agrees to Dcmnnl 310 Mem.
bers OF Congress-.
Reopening Of the 0hristiaucy sluice.Gates
cabinet Gossip-Notes-
| Record.
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feonous assault unless the wounding was an
fatal ore, reduces the crime OF the Piie'h0i Ai
90 a felOni0Us assault ,,.o,o,r, 20 detect
The surgeon has 40 right TO use 'hl0roIorn W uo0N
crime against the will Of the criminal. ,,.,,, 70
The army surgeon las the rlght 10 use " W
detect maliHgerers. ,,1 1. .art hv ar
The medical expert notwthstandisg nc If sem ~
der OF a Court has no right to administer an 20
against the wish of the plaintiff IN PeiSoh'h ue
suit TO detect fraud. II, -. oI,,inis-
Gross Violations Of the well-known rules OF aaln
tering snestketcs. life being lost thereby, VIII
the violation trial charge OF inahslHuh.ui al
surgeon allowing unframed medlcal stuuoii,s
minister sngsthetcs life being lost thereby VIII
himself to a suit for damages What he Goes through NO
agent he does himself. .... obould
should carefully examined the heart and lungs .
fore hand; he should have the patient Ia we
position with his clothes loose, SO as NOT ~ in
with respiration. -.o. ,-bo !.
ChlorofoIm cafnOt De administered to person m
asleep without awakening them by one NOT an 80
Experts themselves with The utmost care Isi ,icir
than they succeed in chlOrotormilg adhlts III '"'"
sleep. -.
The question was discussed in closing whether phSh
clans have the right 10 administer anesthetcs 10 n',
gate death agones In the election OF officers winch "
lowed the society failed of choice OF president
other officers elected First Nce-pre'r
dent DE- c. A. IeaIe; second vicc-president u. =
Riddle. secretary, Dr. George W. Wells; corresponding
secretorv Dr. J. f. Chauvencan; librarian, Max r.
Eer treasurer, DR. L. Iiarwood; cheh,aii rnslces
Doremus; curator. DR.. William X Blrdsaii tIia I,a
Dr. c. s. Wood and J. r. Davies; members 81 w
nent commission, Austin Abbott DR.. H. d. ouun'""'
Dr. Wooster Beach.
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AY4S1HE7ICs IND 7HEIR LLGAL USE.

A full meeting of the McdicO-Legal Society
was held at No II West Thrty-frstst "Wednesday The
following members elected: Charles L. After
bury, DR. William l.. Hardy ard Hamilton Porieroy Dr.
J. G. johnson. OF Brooklyn then read pepper entitled
" Anasthetics, MedicO-L Legally Considered" lie then
spoke OF the old of hemp opium and cold in deaden
ing pain, and dwet on the benefits conferred the
world by an American-lr, Norton of Boston-in the
discovery Of ether The summing UP Of the paper
follows:
Charges Of rape made by females under the influence
of anashetcs 0hOuid be received the testimony of
insane person s cannot be rejected but the corpus
dec ditunde should be insisted Dentists surgeons
who do not protect Themselves by having third persoa
present DO not merit much synpsthy.
Death from the administration OF chorOform after
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cAIENnARS-DECEMRER Q.

SUPREME CoURr-cNNuBg.s He'd syLawrence: J.-Court
s e. i2o lSS l$s i55 iS 81 l8 1919
H. f I7S S 20 52 262 sos, &oi 2O5' 2od, 2o 2o8
so Tss aa7 ey y2 20 yGgi1
5Ss g. ~ e. fs S7 zi M ls s5 5 iai it 5
lSs M l2 So1 S4 Il 81 T l 9 BY Bit
a 81 lI ls ,d Ss ~ 55o Cb 5 @
1857, 21$I IA l452 057 597' 1884, l247 l76l 1920
iG PaT iT"isd by L1rrcmore JcOur at 1880
Short ,s aoo 2 2 a $3.50 337 1918
2io$ 1901 22l7 1879 2l9$ 24o4 243s 2is7 lss5 282o
Court opens 10 a IN. Calendar called at IL a. ~ No
IS suPsRIoR couRr-TmAL TEmI-PAHr IHela by sedse
wick court opens At a. M NG s 2 ~ S8g GS3
81, $50 III 52i sd; S47 G28 0sa, $87, 58s 84S;
x%. sss 81 ~ S56 G ss an sa @ d M
s2 COS S6 5Sd 5 aS7 29S 2z go ooi O' Dr. SOS
% Trq %. loo Gggn' a Ct 15s %;
81 SO S5s g1a Xxx s5 H. ~ 7$, a. III 49, l4S'
COMMON PLRAs-GESERAL TERNAdiourned for the
coMMoS pLEASIsc as5daI caod 9 at fna So
Court opens II M Case on. 1929 Davenport sgt.
The Long Island Insurance Company 10 Day Calendar
N PAf fs74 5si 3sS i5ss iGo 1914 1922
- 1915 la iS5s I] iSae isss 4: $ 5Ss
MAXINE CoURITnAL TERs1Pahd Dhea by sheii Gai H.
sis Ss7s cP S5ss s5S Sr G47 5G &C. Co III $685.
PAhTII.-Held by McAdam, Court opeas az 10 a. ~
short cdnses-Nos. 7Ol7 6siS, 6607 1000 66 1850 u
7iis 7ogS 7lOl $685. 6775 717S 7l6j 327O G9Ss 1929
2150 ~
PART III-Held by Goepp Court opens az 40 a ~
Short eau 675S 1925 $780, 1O1I, b5S4. lO lU
1910 lila 6759 695l 1881 1856, 1906 1852 1884, ZIG
217 M, NJ
OYER AND TFRsuNHK.--Ield by Brady, 1.-THE People
AIT William Sndi n. hOmicde-COntinued.
SRssIOSsPAKT IHeld by Cildcrsleeve. j. The
People George Williams foionions assault and battery
RosiYna felonious assault and batter: Charles
oorcoran larceny from person; James Roberts robbery
am JSRasSn rcPoeI william sc, %aHg S
ard Nolan grand larceny; william MunDay, larceny from
,ersop sprcls Mcec James Fleming forgery;
Walter Golden. larceny from persons segfed Stunitz
else Conrad FruDd assault and battery Jacob Kuntz assault
and battery. -. , -, ~ - ,,,,,,
IyngstoD felOniOns assault and battery John Browne
feonous assault and battery; joseph Morton burglary
1corge BIOoEsOn burglary George Heye, misdeueanor;
Theodore Schrader misdemeanor Charles Hut eDN0 grand
larceny James GiImartln. assault and battery Michael
Barrett, assault ana battery.
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THE COURIS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--lhe following bust
ness WAS transacted the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
No l7g-The United States. plaintiff in error, agt r. T.
stratOT, etc, and others dismissed
No 1853 CONSTITUTED for No. i1lj-James Greenwood agt
The Union Freight Railroad COnpany argument concluded
l72-Charles j. BOnaparte, executor etc. agL the APP
pea Tax Court of Baltimore Iiiy submitted r,-.,,.
No S2-Ihe Chicago, Dauvc and Nlncennes Railroad ON
many and others agt William H. FOsdick and James D. Fish;
argued. ,,,- 49,, ,,,...... r,o.,u.. 4,
Company and Others agt William X Fosck ana Others AZ
gued. .z. =, . ,.... o.. -.
ess,e and others submitted
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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C,in Real Gstdle for Sale.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFF CEN, No. LESS Broadway, corner thirty
frst-st sos West Twenty thIrs., corner lIghih-iNe.
No % East Foutreuthst corner Unou~quarc 100 ThiIl
ave. FoTjy-srycnt-st az tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos kOOl aud 23DG Thitdaye, corner OnenundfcdInd'
twenty.hftlst, mp 3 y. M. atre ,uiar nee rates
4 FINE New 23-iOOt House, No. 299 ICX-
n ingtonaye. Just completed by CQARLEs BIEk q
co Architects 90 East ilst, pce-s'r- 20 Lueein a
Cossnan send for descriptive pamphlet House open sun
days.
A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
~ Beekmaust for sale. rutland WHITING. III
NaSsau-st
nor SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable hrecstOry English basement house l3i East
40th.st door east Of L'Xingt0ndNcr am OPPOSITE i'
Murray PRESBYTERIAN Church TIE hOuSc contains n'
rooms and h., hroofn ana kitchen: size o lS6IIAG hoas'n
and Is very desirable for small family Aplpy
10 MARTIN KLENEN, % iib"rty-st
OK elegant Houses various STYLES sizes and
- prlces; built and finished IN the best manner
Madison and t!thst Apply 70 'ii<N I'I.i
Buck & CO. Architects, 90 East 4I-l7i su'ce7s"i7 "
Dugain & Crossman, for descriptive pamphlet
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Dressmakina.

DRESSMAKER,-Bya first-class cutter and
H. litter IN establishment good private families BY
day good references Address by letter MISS BART
LEY go Gtliave
II RESSMAKER.-Bya thoroughly experienced
dressmaker who is hIstcass litter and trimmer and Il
hand at remodeling dresses and cloaks wants few
gagcments by the day week. Adde'S d. s. Up
town Tribune office.
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ST Arr nSvrp ,xD u,nnon TRANSPORTATION

y CRY, RIVER AND HARBuR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier 49, y. r., foot Cortlandtst'
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed to any part
OF the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery all kinds OF freight ana mef
chandise any part OF the city. ~
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AMI
HARBoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every pon promptly shiered to any point
in the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGEs ALWAYS On HAM
TO CHARTER. $500.
Steamers John II. Starn and Erastus CORNING Iol ~"
HAVEN, leave Pier ls N. II. at m daily lSaluru"S'
eIcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between new orA al"
NewHayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. & w. H. H. reeeNeu ~ r' =
For New. Haven and points East at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-EieVen Mics ior
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier J. f. IT, 1901 "pi'e'
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Conmuni9aw, NJ.-Dry DOCKS
machine Boiler shops everything apperans u 'ho
construction and repair Of yesseiA
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Art Schools-CitY.

MFRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Va wIlr'ccvc pupils iu PAINTING uanis'a2H n'|, %
life 'lHlul i.Yrl.i5lI 40 her studio. The -I No.
bis last .5litt, corner 4I-lyc, c"mm"nc'ht OCT IL -
References: III %. Huntington III W La A"lt mt '''"
NJ. IiaIt, 81. \. ~ IIlONH
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Orean Steamers
MONARCH LINE.

MONARCH LINE.
vi NETWORK AND LONDON
Splendid new fast steamers.
Leave Dock adjoining Pavcnla Ferry Jersey CITY =
Persian Monarch. IL Assyrian Monarch IAN
Egyptian Monarch . Dec "a Persian Monarch Iar y
Superior accommodation saloon passengers Outward
and prepaid steerage at lowest rates
Apply TO the general agents. - -
PATTON, VIcKEIts & co, Bowling y, a- Green
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINEoF MAIL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, uhn y l.
PORTO RICO. f-rIIMIN OF PANAMA, and lolOMltl
sailing every week. Tourists are invited To avail tL ne
trips. which they make on any fnuo "HSn w
CompAnys steamer. the extreme low price OF - PCT
Gay which includes living board the steamer tn @
time and they transfer oihci steamer OF lho e
they IA" No ticket Issued lol JESS IMAM
$50 For passage apply Ia .,,.rS
statc.st, NeW.lOrk.
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Gcatllcrs.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Faniaa with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals AL reIshert
Families abroad Ia the country promptly suit with
spefor Tutors GOYcrnesse eau or address Miss VI J.
YOUNG, Amercanani Foreign Teachers Agency 70 Union
Square.
Rest Teachers. American and Foreign, every
ID grade. high aud low, promptly provided for Famies
Schools Colleges Candidates with highest
dorsements mailed for postage skilled teachers constantly
wanted Application forms mailed for stamp j. w. SClIER
MEKHORN, Sec'y Amer. School Inst, East l4hst, N V
GENTLEMAN WANTED.-Latin, Math. Call
" until O'Clock this afternoon. Miss FLORENCE
FITCH, q Union square.
DRIVATE Observation-Disclosures prepared for
Il college; highest references Address YALE, Box AZ
Tribune ONCE.
PROTESTANT Partisan lady, good musician,
i desires reen gagement In family school highest
city references Madame MARIE DE f.. SO Irwin gplace-
TEACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
Il furnished 10 Principals and Families
Teachers supplied with pIHtDlA
PINCKNEY's AGENCY, Domestic Building Broadway
and lith-3L
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alusieal Instruments.

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the "MOlARI,"
~ 80 stvle No 1000 "a stops, 10 full sets Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished Gaze New and
1919 nd delivered board ere price only sixty dot
iaT net cash satisfaction in every particular or
resnded after one years Every one sold sells
apotbsr it Is a standing advertisement order at onee
'n saved by CORES n0ndence My factory just COM
etad capacity instruments 20 days very latest
tor wood working machinery Vast capital ensDes
Address call
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Corporation Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
COLLECTION or TAXES,
No. 80 CHAMBRRssT, NEW YORK, Nov IA, lS9l.)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ is hereby given 10 all persons who have omitted
10 pay the year 1881 10 the Receiver OF Taxes
thai the shall be paid TO hun at his oihce before
The December next cent VIII be collected
on remaining unpaid that day. and unless tho
shall paid 10 him before the first day OF January next
charged and collected all such taxes
unpaid that day the rate OF cent
9nnum calculated from October "a, 1851 the day
which The rolls and warrants delivered " the
Receiver of Taxes.
money Will be received afer2 O'Clock M once hours
from IN. to y. m. MARTIN l. MCMAl lion,
Receiver OF Taxes
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Citn l1roperln mantc0.

VETANTED.-One or two Lofts, suitable for
W alght mauu scurng puTrse, equal to about lnOoo
s,uarc feet surface with without steam power Address
stating pcc and full PARTICULARS T. o. Box l,i2i Ncwl ork
city.
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Cost ann foun0.

T.-Certi6cate No. 4S7, for 900 shares
C'eutenn,a, sapphire Mining nrany not Endorsed
"'~-.sA return 10 Secretary 6S broadway.
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t,ca! Gstaie TO exchange.

ITO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
An elegant but inexpensive country residence near
New York; free and clear. Rutland & WHITING.
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Orean Cleaners

A NCHOR LINE q. s. MAIL STEAMERS
"A . EEW-YORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20. North ayer New.Yorc
AnchOr1a.... Dec. m 3 pssa...- Dec "a n n,
Ethionia Dee IT. 2p Fum s-Ia.... Dec. 81, D. III.
ihese sde aners I0I 5If.y 1s.oie, sheep pig+
CaDnS $50 TO $50 Excursion tickets at re ucelrIeI,
second cabin $40 Steerage, BgS
NETWORK To LONDON DIRECE
a., from Pier No A. North River. foot OF Charle3-st
Dec ~ p IN Asatia ........Dec 81, g n. m
apls 700 and $50 Excursion tickets reduced
S ~ ,si marked 10 not carry passengers.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. 7 Bowling.Green.
{ ,HARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
- Via CHA RLESTON, 5. c. at r. VI.
e. rom Pier ~ North River. foot OF Park. place.
MORRO CASTLE, Can't Reed ...... " eClnesdar Dec IA
-. JAMES w. QUINTARD& CO.. Agents.
- -, -, Wa SAVANNAH, Ga, at 2 p VI.
tie 50 North River number 3d. foot OF SDrngst
CIin OF MACON, Capt. KemptOn Saturday, Dec 0
CITY OF COLUMBUS, Capt Fisher Wednesday, Dec. IA
GEORGE YONGE, Agent.
or passage apply to the agents Of the respective
hhes az ABOVE, or 10 Union ONCE 81 Broadway.
II. YONGE, Jr. General Agent
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line.
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u IT GNifE;b5 STATES MAIL srEAuEas

FOR QuEENSrJNN AND LINE&PDJ l.
.,... 2aying Pier ~ Y. H. tp't oil Nils.lL
NN'iN ...1uc4iay Dec. H. 1890
ALA Tuesday, Dec. 20
~ - ue',tiy pee - ~ a. M
49, lucsIiN Jan. 3, 800
AkII' A......... sdav j9r. D.. o.
~ Those StcIme buf pT iron IN yltertglt
p9rmrut. urlisi'I gtl rv'~F rtIuiNs - MAKE
thcpis.v across tbe NtItt 1.I lf' 1lI tgrsstJ hty
ing ballroom suptlgrJpn. drlwilg .rDpn. pillJ AL
library a-o HNDr"nc"i str ,eIl - SIr''s nj Hl''rDl
cac-'lu'r IN" sfi'rp0 nee III uplar tHr tins u4lr
iuytHrf' 'tC4t NJ I'D UNlrirt 90 p'rt't v'ltlJl
aUdNsrt.
800 ISIEHN .D!NTE go. 0fEEEAttE az IjE gat,A
OFFICE, 50. - BItyA yNtI
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IN 4. II. -UUII'T 4 NOiI
lot West Ii7th.st s. a. IT Of Ncw.ayc East. %
block; \ I Johnson
LOT on West ATHEIST adjoining above 2'Ni2 Dlocki
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1u5Iruttlofl.
For Boys and Young Men-City.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS:
n ARTHUR H. MANN, 34l Madison-ave.
OADY g. WALWORTH'S BUSINESS COL
" LEGE. Union-squars reopsn' anndiny september l.
COLUxBIA INSTITUTE, 700, III 6th-aye.,
y reopens Thursday september 22 COLLEGIATE o
P TSPG;Sr d E6%Np FFoTwIIE b. Principal
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
MadsOnave and 4Iths FITS for The school OF Mie
stevens institute s s4go and Ne Mcc lam DRIVING
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps, U. s. ", ana Professor al
Naval Academy.
DFvOVAI-Wm. w. Richards's school for
ID boys removed 10 West 43dst Reope9s september
% Large aud complete gymnasium seld Tor circular
university Grammar School, 1,4s1 Broadway,
classic, esfT De 55as a9S Hobby As Frncpa
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT has removed l.I his
w school to his resdeuce - East slstS Inc ScnOo'
yesrbedns wednesday, scpenber2L
For Young Ladies-Citv.
HTISS WARREN, ~ West 45th-st-Eng-
Department rsDDsIs Ss5t5 nDer 2j Young GentieneA'
TVNHE Misses Chadeayne's School BIS Madl-
4 son.aye., will reopen Thursday, september ~
TTVIE MISSES LEGGETT, 81 East slst-st,
leoIep.thoir school Tor children, Monday, sept. %
rTHE MISSES PERINE, 81 East 7lth-st,, vii.
reopen their Encsh and french BolrmnF anu .d LIZ rt
pupils lniteL
For Both Sexes-CitY.
KINDERGARTEN
~ the New. York Norn1t school Kin ierglren Telcl
ers and Nobel Kindcrgdreu with Ecms Larry CllS-'i LOT
boys girls from {, 10 yr'rs Ne r- Z%daL VINO
paIcitol will rcnp,n OCT. 3.-ClIs3 for HIrtt&
Prot JOIN N4tAU9 ant Ms kHAI 2-BOf.LlI---
MISS GRINNEIL. 50 f. jlth-st. School
M for Youn, Ladies and Children Kindergarten.
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
Va 81 last l0thst Pupils from 10 10 instructed IN &C
curlancc with The best m"tIodA Hours, 90 ].
MRS. CHAPMAN'S ENGLISH and French
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4 uUN. East l5tist-Frce clf--.' In h""S.,'t.lI,
photography typc-ritrg raioucluE pH'0"uc2lilNr, cog
oung photographs llc. orr1a'lur library, realms '"'
and U0aId directory INSTRUCTION u hand AMI machine sew
ing An kinds ufu .D.icw0rs given ont io ""n'n. $780, 90,
also Ioiu4 women 30 a H liiu'"' w. ~
household service. ......
Is DE class .ot women every sunday 90 O'Clock
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday Dec. s. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IA FALL RIVER LINE
New. York to Boston 81
Newport and Fab River, 81.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
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~ bfINdI' NWHtt'
l 3.stOrv brick housc with lot. No - ChuHtop6rst'
n g between Blocker and Ithsts, lot 23NlrN .,, p
VIM Mulry ''-'o
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Droohlpn IJropcrtn for Sale an1 60 Get

HALF BLOCK go LOTS in Brooklyn, near
~ horse ears all ferries Will be- sold for 10000 easy
terms. rutland q WHITING. III Nas.ausL
TENO LLT-Thrce Story Brown Stone 2DXlJ;
4 500 Cnlton.ave Prospect Park Rent 500
rutland & WHITING, III Nasan-st.
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y CONNECTING WITH ALL POIN IS bAST
PARE for hrstcass limited tickets, good only
az specified their face ,,,.r -, 81, ,,,,,-., ~ &C
leave daily except sundays at 430 & from Pier 49, ~ H.
FOOT of Jayst arriving In Boston at u a M. a. o..-
Tckets for sale principal ticket oce Staterooun
ocnrd a ohces of Express Co. AT Nos 3Sl ant
s7 ~ Sstor House aud at Metropolitan and Fift
Avenue HOtel ticket Offices
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a VI NJ ~ - ~ ~ - l ~ M 49,
TON. = East l-t-st.-Frcc Cf--.s IN hu"Nh''F ping
photography. typc-srtr raoucIiuE ph'o-uc2A,l'- cL
onu photographs llya circulating library I'dl,h- I"'l
and b0aIi directory. Instruction BIO baud lup machine sew
ing Al Kind. uf u.laicygOrs given ont 'u NU.n"n.
Aso situations I"Iua IUI women u dI departments .- ~
buu-cholG service. .....
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