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, 1881-04-21

Special ptsr,atch to The CAieaco 1ftbanh
LACt,N. ILL.,, april l0.-At tho city election To-
tlny thorc waa no contost ut parties, tho merit
Of the tililurul,t candases and their ylcws uPea
the quostlon ot orcet,ng q bridge acsoss ths
1llluois River ut this p!auo being oil That xa
cidutetl: s{ayor, ltJuart i. Wright: CIsy CERT
l.. buchanan, rc1taotaA; City Treasurer, ). r T.
CnnpnlAnt CITY Attorney. A0bnrt Edwards; a.
Couu,
, 1881-04-21
INDIANA BOARD OF e0UcAI!uMS Ally.

BVfeldl U6pa7E& 70 1HF GH1tu90 hard
INnlAaARoLFs, Ind, Aprs. D.-At Nv ~ 4
sessioa OF tho atnto uuara Of alucauon.u ~ ~
u. Maxwell, Of Blootntngttn and J. u. s.o. st.to
Fl. Wayne, we're appointed Trustees y! .ae ssefe-
Normal school, and rguf u Gorge Z, rv! etnl: ia
& noSrd d vii VII Gs Na ID sessI9n @ Two days longer.
, 1881-04-21

The Dey of Tunis can hardly complain
TINT tho French lick consideration for his stato
pride. lnstcad Of announcing bllntty that tho
invasion fs ai,out to begin, tho French Generals
nr1 to give bis forces .lne notice Of the tfn1o
when p" strategic cxtRoncles will 1oat1 thntn to
borrow for tho!r operations Tuns!an torrttory.'
, 1881-04-21
AN EXTRA SESSION DEMANDED, AND
FOR WHAT

rho ,vasn,rr,on "ssociotca rroa. a,a.
,otc,,ne vro,nrIov cnn,ntro,t Tim fnito,ytno
nxtrrnr,,innr,, ,,rnno.,t,r,, ~ nrotoctinn rnn
,nn,t.
'Mr r,,,. ,,ro.,a I'm ,o,,,,,r..
Ecsol,Tti, III tto Judgement of tic senato, that
,o 1e iifrcsts rnaro G;2,iErsss 10 TO co
sir lilnir. il suppart Of tfis Restitution reai
letter a.sertnx tttt recent decision of tlo ".
xotsis ,nstry ot row hplam aa Eu.re.tuS nus
ull oxtrR scsalOM 0f Congress- Us Il rnftcf.
Tho chlnhfty which Inns bcfallen tho stock
ing manufacturers IS one calculatcd to draw
tears from tho Most stony.E'enrted. 1t seotna
that tho sltrn rrotcctionlsts In Congress got
III oiio tnrlh to suit themselves. Eacll trauo
iuAlc so itinclI OF the thrift as covered Its
uSh case. III tho tarl'f tl'oy put two clauses,
Which rcnd: u "FiauneIs, blankets, tats
Of wool, knit goods, ba'morals, woolca ni1tl
wor3tea yarns etc., etc., ValNeu Mt nnoso ~
cents peF pound. 10 my amy nt oo eents
per oo''h''' ana IN aa'lltton uere1o u pof
cent III ValoloM'" " Closs'lnR, Eeaus-
Maaes wearing apparei OF anS' descs'l'l'ol
except WOOL s'lR' al'a linen, ihaue up or
manufactured NY 1a'sor' so"'''stfess' VI
nMna'hct"fef' cups Kloses' eRei"s' M''tS'
soeks, Stockings "o'e su'Fts ana 1raMe1s'
n' "e"' "V"s'' - e''>''o''' ~ pe'
eu,r. ,,,..,'' w. .,...' saaoss.., u,,, or ,u
.s "s u. :" suss psa t" Nv a 49,. ~ ~
ev". ~ s"o.e ~" ""s :. 49,. v
",',,'a 'a,s ~ a% 1.,,, y.o ~ ""s "'.s .s,a,.
pos' ., ~ .' ao'"o ,on,o WY W. '..ai.,,"s S
cno.a" W nnpo1s aone ~ "oo.e'. M ssosA's' s,'s
MI. 1c''"ete'l p"s'"e11 VI ~ pes ec,s ~ % tao
on's "4.s leeas,s tsu''ase't vi "no'ct s.'.A- a..
1iss. Iss1's""''s ~ o"p.e.''s ~ No"tt y, .'iu
ull!ea osa'es uec,leu .''a1 uao o..'s issa1
u"ey ue'l1a1laeu w Ivy ols "oulen slochl.ee
WIS ~ PUT teHat au!A k'lls NeclsIoEs nceotuu!k
, 1881-04-21

Spsttdf Dtspateh 10 Ths Chssapo 1FtbuHf.
nANvILt.E, ILL.,, April .O,-1hc result ut Guy
municipal election, which occurred yestefaa'.
and which wAs tho hottest contestcd o1la wv
havB avur pnHssd through. rct.1rt,ol L. I. piuArs
sou to tue Mnyoratty for tho Enlrtn tsrll' @... IT.
LichuF WIS elected Attorney; u. Hanof, isea''
uFer; alil A. q. Fre9Llnli, ClGrk.
, 1881-04-21

6ptetat DispateA 10 7ha Chicago Trfbunt.
DRoATttr, Ill.,, April .0.-Yustortlay thu Guy o.
Mncnn, this county, elected tho following o.
tlccrs, Mayor, William Dr,oks; Aldermen, Jona
1!urR, James Il. Hight, and MichHci f;ibl'H; ~
Cicrk. William Fl. sowollt Treasurer. Aa.oa Ioa
Heach0i. The llconau NuGstlOn w4s yuteh upe4
An1 lefentull by u nnturity Ut ~.
, 1881-04-21

sailing through the roof Of tho house. Tho OK
poslnn WINS terrific. Tho bo1y uf tho poor man
WIN fott,'! anne t1Ista,,cn 1vay minus ntle hand
and t,ts head. The hcnstly btossainu nnd her
riru!1lour wcrO nrrcste,l
, 1881-04-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

-CllEVAG1Ers BAYARD CoMstASnERy, or X.
T-statad Conclaye ths Thursday evening, APRIL q,
g. thelr asyintn. No. ~ Twenty:tocnnlst. VisttnE
HENRY z. l.hSNEf, Recorder.
, 1881-04-21
11fNllA. ILL.

Special Dttpaieh' to Tie CAedao TTfbuaf'
GENOA. Ill., April N.-At tho slltaEe res'1 ,s.I".
hold hpro to-t1ay, tho anti-llcensc. nn!-plIsa's
anl nntI- pool ticket was eloctetl by - snalo'''
, 1881-04-21

nfeV1cker'a THEATRE
Nndison street, betwcon Atato mud Dearborn.
t"1he Layton Of Honor"
, 1881-04-21

olympic Thentre~
r1ark street between lake and lsnndnph. En-
engemont Ut Snclbakrts Combination. Variety en-
tettnjuHout
, 1881-04-21

TTnverlF's 'rhontrc. .
rerfr0rn kfteO. corner Of MhhFOo, EnEnR1mcnt
bf Sheridan. the Trn2edan. "1he Narhl0 Heart"
, 1881-04-21

Academy or MmaIc.
fJnls.cd srpot, NnIlspn. tvpst slda. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-04-21

Grand 0acra-1Iouhb.
Clark ssreot, upposlt new Caurs-Itouse. 1snaags-
meus Of NOyieJ tnrto i ttlca's Comic Opera Gun.
pnny. "Bs1e Taylor"
, 1881-04-21

Madlton street, betwcon Clark md In salle. Eo-
cuInnnry entertainment by prof. l,oburt L. cum-
mock.
, 1881-04-21
A Paradise for Dotecttvest Smcllcrs,
mud Thf0tulGrSs


urotlonco 1t sooms Utmost oertain TINT a now
1fnly Alliance Ia TO 10 formed BY Germany,
lsussln aud Austria, upon tho bunts of rrlltual
prntuntton nRainst tho Nfhiltsta, Hocfnsts, In.
tortiAt,ona1s Cotntnunartls. 1rrcdeAtas, Or WHAT
Uver the Revolutionary sn1otics may be turned
In tho different countries whoro thay originated.
As nlreatly atateti iu THE TRIBUNE, tho prnpos-
ton OF Mr.. Wtndthurst for q moro explicit dcfl-
uftlon OF tho right Of asylum In tho savcrul
Europenn statos wns atinptel by tho German
lae!charath With only three dissenting votes.
This resolution reada rs follows:
Rcsolrt'l 1.u Tho Retcl.sfdth, Tint tho Ctlnucp-
M s orors M md fafiucneo with Stsr satss ~ ies for
the pnrnosB ut securing the unltcd Huttnn and
OBLIGATION On the pnrt q such States TO nttain
nation, committed on tho person ut tho ruler Or
"x ss Hp e e ;r e sy pssaSs
70 oxeclto said crime. ovon # the er!mo shuultl
not 10 attomrtod: g! my public It,stlgntton or
shnl| not alone 1o threatened aaaEnst tho States
own subjects, hut a!so axaInst ~ forognors 70;
e%IitS ] " 81 any ' '' oo ot tic % three e' ] abovo
named crimes. And. f1rtnorn,ore. overy atato
5Hnf ts Sopt ~ shs sysr any re-
named crime. 10 the statu whore ho porpotrntod
Or attempted to purpctrato tho decd, upo, tho
dGtnand nf the propor Stnto authorities.
AUD now it Is reported from ucrlEn that Ills
nlarck hts prepared Il olrculnr to be scnt to all
the European Stntcs, In WHICH ha proposes plan
for tho suppression Of Socialism aud Nlhtlisn.
Tho snafn points Of thls nlan aro as toiowa,
crontcd for tho purpose nt Joint Aotton hE.Inst
all socIotlos ana ORGANIZATIONS whose existence.
workings, aud Npor1t!nns nro ttanRorous to tho
biiity Of stato Institutions and Gpynrutnents.
=. Every European state Gun lotu. this Con-
Of RNyDrnsu1nl.
, 1881-04-21


nandoinh 4troet belwpsn Clark and La 9alto. En-
gnHotncnt Of Robson and Crane, "A. u. 1uM"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
CALENnARS-OCTOBER IS.

srpprvx CoUrr-CaAMsrxs- .Ield BY Barrett .-coqTt
opens 1890 m Calendar called al IA, a. 81
i2s4 i5S 15S 49, i6o 100 1888 2O 2Oi, 2l3 2l4 -@l
81 cF 1 to1I.GRIraAL TEGN-Hed BY Davis, FL
and i Bray o and i9 Pan is7 49, 3o3 2S 25 & 100 M
BIO IO4 lO5 12l no. 2ll p lsG, 1874 III l4o l'l' 400
SUPREME coUEr-sPscAL TssN-Hel by Van 1 XSr' 5 D.
S HoG U.s. GP s37 ~ $5 "a Ia7 ~ l57 1913
% sIrEiEF C0GRf CEcuir-PABr Held by Donohur j.
Cc5TI opens at 1890 a. M. Nos. CAL 1903 l020
lsl9 g25 l2 Pad l2i {s lS 3d. s95 7a$ a5s 6s 7f$
95 289 a. o2 3,s s29 l1'I s S sos i655 III 67 5I
100 Si5 1921 1851. 400 1870 llll gs7 C9 9oqo ~
nos $50 go iI$ Ill5 l5g6 1874 1882 lI}2i 1881 55
ii5555SS' iIg377', iG52 iii$4 lis 1888 o.,
PAN III-Hcld by Lawrence JCogrL opens at 1882
Fan iSGG 1870 1873 loss 17iS 1911 laos AL ~
565 PA 1881, l4o, 1875 CO. lO74. 49, ll72 22o'
'i ss-Tri2G6 C6tEr-srfciI rEa,-nell by sedgwc
Court opens at 10 a. Calendar called at II a. m NO.
Court opens at a. No So, Compton agI comp
' P,Ff IIed By freedman Court opens at II a. m
Kosl4l 276 l4I, $50, So 100 800 "9 '1S W. ~
Par speT Jc9urr opcPs ,9 81 y ld a 51
siS So S6G Ca G7l, G72 G7s GO G76 5Gs, 5S4 5oS
'S co no PLia.sfEciAL TEEM-lIed by Van Brnt CD
cour opens at 1880 ~ 10 Day EhsnGH Do,v J-Court
PToSSo5 PLESs-TEi. TERN Held by Van BT9pE
CT Court opens at u Nos 1+12 l$. I5Gi; I5
1 le2f 1i 1872 i6i5 sii lds 1853 1851 I6s3 1853
iSSI 1855 1896 1881 GsS 1899 1890
PAR II-Hedb by Beach, J. Court opens az a. M nos
lio5 al 1860 1882 1904 lisS 5sa l234 1872 1857 1897
ii$$977, 1873 1853 1874 1852 I457, 1875. 1867.
MAINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Hcd by ha"ee6, D.
court opens at 10 a. Nos. 6lSO, 5eG - . 9-S ,II
1862 1891 54is 5s96 $685. 55s9 5625 69jl 6lo5 2o9l
PAR iI.Hed by Nehrbas, J. Court opens at 10 a m
Nos 6292 $3.50 5S49 G0lG GIGS, C3i2 GOC6 6OJ4 o'o-
bS53 2S26, 6293 5774, j776. . ~. -
PAIR IIHed by shea, G J. Court opens a 10 AN 3 M
b46O $40 1860 1888, 5000, J3lG -
GENERAL oNs-Glderseeye J;-Ihe Pcohie az, agt
Donney rape; Michael sullivan grand larceny Frederick
tdeharv Grand larceny; james kc larceny from person
Daniel Jones' larceny from person cary Johnson Petl M
netit larceny: John Kew, disOTderly house.
PART II-Cowng The PEOPLE AIT. Michael lIackeit'
homicide: William H. StOhlman robbery John Donovan
rape Charles Norton burglary John Harms burgly Rod
prt Moore burglary John Jacobs burglary Mary CaSan
srh William StaissEcy, false pfetchccsi
Bridget McCabJ, homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
THE COURTS.
civil, NOTES.

The second trial in the suit Of Reuben a m
Compton against his wife, Sophia Compton iol %a,r
.olute divorce on the ground of inidehy' wa Tr,ox
Yesterday in the Superior Court before Ihef5re Judge
frhe case was tried several months "so
Fpsedinsn, but the jury failed TO agree I'D j.,
Tom Lee and Lee Sing became lnN .,,ted i'm.
Time. 1880 in misunderstanding Winoh sing
mediately in the knocking down Of Tom ~ ron, lee est
ana st $4,000 The case was tTie Go yGf
terdsv before Justice Lawrence IN me defendant Lee
and resulted in a verdict in favor VI '''
Edward T. McGauram brought suit r STUr,
time ago in the supreme Court against on tbat the de-
Co., to make accounting He a'l tG Sos i 4 GOO Of
PENDANTS agreed, several years no. ~ consideration
INCOMES stock in trust for him. IN consuei
n ne Sn should continue the service of the company
no stock was to be paid over when the DIVIDENDS Claims ain
LIZ on,o1nt 10 the principal. Mt mcSItuIH odmit
SHOULD tj bge now arrived The detcndants aui'
bs thew hold the stock in trust for the paI only Inv
sert that his desire for an accounting L pump
Ala rrrioE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
Cost au6 fouu0.

I 0ST.-Bank book No. 131, 1896, issued by
~ the German savings Bant, in the City Of NewYork to
Nelson August Anon II returned TO the bank
re the 10Th day Of SovemDe 1881 application VIII be inade
Tor new book.
/ OST.-On or about 21st of May last. Certi-
~ ncate No l299 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail
Co 'e "
~ Broadst, New.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY, Oct. II.-IN VIo OVIIV VI TT
to-day the following business was trausac'eu' 49,.
-, az The Allegheny oil Company, respondent, ae liza
pradford on Company aPpellantArse o,relIanf-
NJ Rider respondent ast Fred rlfk =. pnTyis appellant
e. The Boad Of Police Commissioner Oh ~ appel
levts oof Louis Leopold respond dent al act
Bank Of New oih
Inc Tcyynsend Inspector etc. appellant =
W be people etc appellants agt george b. Fo"I''
iInnleadcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - rr,,osdov octobcr
fhe Following are the Calendars for TUESDAY oc'o
Is: - 20 -.o al 554 528 SOS 529
5$7 ~ 5G 52 % S S$ 297 ST. 332 SGo 372 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18

" - West 46tl-st. Boarding AMI nav Schg1
for Young Luiies AMI Chlrcn. ReopcnS september -
Thorough .ish Daiv lectures. French 81 p'r
LANGUAGES -p0sen within six months Drawing and musical
l. u ~. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
Daukruut Nofices

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il l4th day Of October, A. ID. 1891 a warrant n bank
Iuptcy Issued against the estate JOHN sTI Of
the City OF NewYyrk In the County York and ~
New York who has been sdiudgea bankrupt on his WIN
Petition that the ment OF debts
property belonging TO such bankrupt 10 him, his
and the transfer OF any property by him forbidden y
OF the creditors Of the
prove debts and 20 choose assnces his
held a Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
the city Of NewYOrk. before Isaac
Register the Attn day Of N0yem6er D 1881, at IL
O'Clock HENRY T. hNOA MARSHAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
Business Cbdnces

Us =, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS,
as S S na IL Old Lyme CONNECTICUT near boat
nch red pOrphyry granite similar 10 The Eeyntian but of
sesRsr cooa and Tor building Ornamental uses much
b4antst @ % or the scotch. IL Is the material OF tho
ior cre NC" Chahning Memorial Church at Newport Send
EDWARD X 0s ~, INNS :; MMeCUkDY, Lyme, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18

MIR. NEWELL takes limited number OF
w pa +. Tor college preparation. 10 East -6.h-sL
MIR. WALLER HOLLADAY'S PRIVATE
va SCHOOL 'CT BOYS.
70 Vest i2dst Number Of pupils limited to twenty I'VE ION
opens september u Four pupils received INTO the In-
Clpals family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18

AKER-COmpetent and experienced
~ would like a few engagements by the day; histcla
references. ia West 20th-st., near Gthaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18

Mrs. 5. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
w for Young LGius-Wc1t End Institute, Haven
Conn Eleventh superior facilities. send Tor circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18

FOT BOVs HNN OUTI- I-"I.DOIII1TJ'
ALEXANDER lustltutc-NlIltlry boarding
y school. WHIT. Plains N.l. Principal o.MWii.l!Sfn ID
AT PORT CHESTER NEW-lORk.
~ STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE
E-taHI.rcd l-,i o. WI>IIfEuP STARE. An. Principal.
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY. stamford,
ID toun.-f-ialishcd 1855. H,aiHin. -ii" ON lfo'c'l
nm OUTSIDE thr village. ~, lrct Ipr college "r business
nOEDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic lu scientific ,nul, vI preparatory
department Address col ~ D. i -, iH lurN'ui""n ~
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MILD
IL IC4NI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
Gituations fUanieo--9emales


| COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help; Tor ST
Fly G. f9H Can Be- S s e Rea the a5sSG
COOK, WASHER and IRONER, CHAMBER
~ maid and waitress; wages $40 aud $lS. Call after
o'clock at SO Greeawich-ave.
HOUSEKEEPER.-By Protestant woman
H goodr 'ferences 445 West 36thst
HOUSEW0RK.-Bya neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant young girl; generally useful a
family in any capacity can do good cooking and is good
moderate Can be seen 866 6thave 2Sdst floor
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
IL q Swedish Protestant girl ready willing aud not
family cook ready to go when wante and stay where she
slant home. No 2o9 Gth-ave., near Isth-st,
I ADY'S-MAID.-B a frst-class maid, who
- spea Gcman French d IS Of good address no Oh
IT. and tasty in trimm Can be at 6O2 9Th
ave, between 35th and 3Cth-sts "
7 AUNDRESS.-By a frst-class person in a
country best of city reference Call at 4S3 East l6thst
I AUNDRESS.-By a respectable girl rs first
petentj best references &o7 West 4iih.st
1 .AUNDRESS.-By young girl upstairs work
50tI-st.
I AUNDRESS.-Mrs Thompson, cOlOred, would
80 ME few more Gentlemen or families Washing s ao
I AUNDRESS, CHAMBERNIAID and SEAM
~ sIRssy an excellent Scotch girl Win S SS ys saoS
servant can at NO. 202 6th.ayc., over shoe store.
Nj ISIS /. CAMPBELL'S Foreign and Domestic
Va Male Female Employment Bureau 90 West 2Zd 81,
between 9Th ana Gthaye5 N Bkecrences VIII be strictly
investigated
NURSE.-A lady about leaving for Europe
- deiIes situation or her nmrIe %hSin Se
of infant s birt years reference al between
? and p IA. Mrs. J. =. Parior -, buckingham Hotel.
NURSE.-By a Protestant girl takes entire
- charge Of an infant growing chidrenj best OF city
reference. III west 2Gth-st. -
NURSE for GROWING CHILDREN and
y plain sewing light chamber work would wait on dell
lady best city reference Address H. NJ, Tribune Up
town oi.ce, l,@53 Broadwav
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.--By a competent
person for children; can wall on lady Address
81 East l2th--t, pres lt employers
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, or to TAKE
gin. city references moderate expectations. 40 -o-
NURSE and SEWING.-'y u respectable
- German Protestant giil. lo7 Last 27tl,st
G,EANSTRE,S. - Understands drcssmaking;
- willing o. assist H Of children; city reference 40
~" " ,at -"d ST., second uOor
GECOND WORK.-By a competent young
- woman la-r fr3u plnrlc NJ - can ilih.h NeN YORK
reference. Address NJ. l. b., iuOdne Uptown
once. i,2a, Broadway.
EEASUlNG.--A respectable woman wishes to
~ home family washing best city reference Ad'
drc.s Wt. CLARK, "a Last i>'lsr ~ stairs back
ETASIIIlIG.-By respectable colored woman
~ hrl home Dnlhlr terms good reference
C. NJ 81 " est f2dst, rear. I'd floor -
WASHING and lRONING.-By respectable
" Protestant woman 70 20 ont hy thr day ~ FRS. class
$.u.o. between 7th aud Ieth.st+.
NET-NUBSE.-By a respectable young ,wo-
' man. Address, Mrs. hAVANAGH, 80 East 46thSt,
room H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
En6tructlor.
For Young Ladies-City.

% EAST 74TH-ST.-The Misses Perlne's
ebO English and French school FOR Young ladies'
etSA PER QUARTER, board and tuition
dps1U higher English languages music, drawing ana
painting Detached house, large grounds shade trees, no
malaria JACKSON SEMINARY, 5l3 and 90 East l2Othst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
For Young Ladies-City.

A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.
N Normal school for mothc and teachers viii reopen oct
1 az %" Of american Ep5gaiieu .,sion and material also
Editor OF American kindergarten Magazine.
MADAME MISUNDERSTANDING rc-opcns
va October o. English literature Tor ladies' November 10
No. - East 29il-st
MESDEMOISELL CHARBONNIER'S
vi French Protestant Boartng and Day SGoo Tor 19ans
ladies' 30 East 3j Qornerg IN Paris wil reopen Thurs
MGlc.. Charbonnier will be at hone.
MISS BALLOW 5 English and French School
IVA foryQgng ladies ami niue g,r. No u East %-'l VIII
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH,
WI 40. 81 EAST 89rH.SE formerly 277 Ma'isInave.l
wlreopen French Boar ing an Day 7ch'' of iolns
Xppiication by letter III -cptcmDerL
MISS EDWARDS'S School, 80 West Both
w ST.. will DE rcopcned on Monday oct3
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS re-
w moved 80 West 47thsL; rcopcns september %
MISS Mary HARROTT NORRIS will re-
" open Classes l43 East 2stst Creamery Park
and Harvard Examination Advanced for Women
Art Literature science. Language and MalhemacA Pre-
totem Cftars on application TO Miss NORRIS Boonton.
NJ, iill sept
MISS SPRINGS ENGLISH and FRENCH
vi sCIiooL for young ladies' and children, ~ East
3Gtst Parkaye Lectures for the Older scholars
NILE. RUEL AND MISS ANNIE BROWNS
" French 1--WE? 2PS Esf f3Ff ef # =, SCHOOL,
VIII reopen September ~ ISL ,,
NINE. C. MEARS'S
vi ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING
For Young ladies bounded lsaO 80 222 Madison
sange Of Tie s and eca IN ng.6 &6
aud German by eminent professors especial attention paid 10
iAs'''N AL" ''''" Nine A. G WEARS Principal
AIRS, JONSON and MISS JONES will re-
" hsr Boarng and Day School tS Seg aa d6
Special with elective studies for senior class and post
graduates French ana German ta9gl by native professors
MRS. RAWLiNS' school viii open at 81 +.
Gapt can N
and at Columbia Grammar school
MRS. ROBERTS and Miss Walker will re-
WI open their English and French School for Young La
dies and Little Girls 14s ave- ON Monday sept 20
Two young ladies' can be received into the family
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS boarding. and
vi day school for yong ades Nos dn a1 G nrs
cay augh thorough training in primary ana seeondTy G9
requires four years and meets ali the higher
education OF women.
I'HE Misses Chadeayne's School, 51S Madi-
"A sonaye, will reopen Thursday, September ~.
THE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
her English and French Boarding and Day School Young
York City This school established in 1916 continues The
s winch u nag ld instruction IN every department
UNHE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 74tb-st. will
a reopen tneir Ensiia and French Boarding and Day
pupils limited
THE MISSES ROGERS'S English. French
West 3sth.st., reopened september 10.
Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE founded $50.
' Sl5 West 57h;st., wil reopen Sept 2e. and NINE
VAN NORMAN. Principals
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCA
i TON, 7 East 15thst-Free classes ia bookkeeping
p1ipS gphdograpSs Free circulating library
rscoy a s1en O @s1a ANA machine SOW
Also sfuaons found for women Ia all departments except
hP a,s "iass for women every SUNDAY at sooloak
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IS CONOVER & CO.. Designers and Manu-
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Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of ENTRANCE to CUM
BERLAND SOUND FLA. 60

ARMY BUILDING, NEw.Y YORK, Oct II, 1881.
sealed proposals triplcate addressed 10 the under
signed Will be received at this Office unt O'Clock noon on
the November 1881 at which time and place they
will Opened IN presence OF bidders for continuing the
construction ees the entrance 10 Cumberland SOUND
Fla $50.
instructions 10 bidders and blanks for
ls this Office or from Lieut. W. L. Fisk,
Jacksonville, Fla . -. ~, ,
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miscellaneous.

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Musical.
For Young Ladics-Brooklyn.

1ENE. CAPPIANI ha- returned and resumed
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-0A'0HvlH' fl1 Q A. GILMORE It Col of Engineera
PROPOSALS TO MASONRY AND FOUN

t
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OFFICE or TnE HKNDREsON BRIDGE Co..
LOuISYiLLE KY, oct D, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until noon OF
Saturday 1881 for the foundations aud masonry
Tin contract OF the Railway Bridge over the Ohio River
Henderson, Kentucky Plans and specifications can he
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and Odhamst Louisville KY The right Is reserved 70 re-
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