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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
PROPOSALS FOR LAMPS. MINERAL OF.
J INrRA PAEr- or LAMPS. WicH- Ere, 90 10
d. or.n1E.n,.rr... 80.

a. -
SEALED PROPOSAL Doe rkiPiL, AIt subject - ms
u4uiI conditions wil Dee rrc Fei - tI, Office tnf 40
u'"u 't' 20, fhr Depot guarrItsf'r a. Nr"l * City,
I'i"f-"n' il lad and san ff'"r.'o Cab nnu II No. &C
r.o't 300 az Ncw iofk tlf, J. lJau a Jrnerson.
tl, aui 81 am al ian Francisco on ay 'l77la theA
iul places fhry Viii 100 oHtu.i boo DE prs'ur" ~ I'd.
ci, furnishing and dsls,fug fooD Arn' Lamps ari
paris ami iron brackets. and 4V gallons y
Mineral OH having Hi. point lower Than 1857 Fahra.
m rae bids from m Pa -f fn Doe made for delivery AZ
. ,r,d tr mn. .,r,i,r,r hi. Pacific i,i.f a,.ut oss
-t lud an other bids De- made r,ery ~ the sup
Plies except ON clthrr The Philadelphia. Newl nfkg
1e,ronye Drpots and ior the dcyeryo on at TIE JeAe
rors vii state I'm what quantic. they viii make dolly.
cries aud how s"ou they viii commence and COMPLETE delivery
oi 'utlic Dot ~ Tor.
The nrp- brackets and extra parts q Prescribed
SPECIFICATIONS. and patterns a. shown 10 frsNlEs All the Ol
must %" "i ne standard h'r ih ~ 'l.''
Proposals ~" De- received iO less quantity ~ TIE supplies
Than l-rrpnif'd
Tlr Government reserves the reject ~ a pro.
deliveries made u
u' lts named may BE- drriard most advantageous 10 To
preference VIII D, Il zen to articles iou~. production
and pre- All ~ given 20 arcl- 81 American pro
d m manufacture produced ou thr Ptriac Coast 0ths
'Af'nt n t" portion oi TIE suppnr- required uy TIE pubic
.tNlDr furfr.
lu pnl,.al, and specification including the nnmberoc
.t,. rc and manner 81 bidding ah further mfr.
tnn tHa %" desired. vii Dee furnished by el, 81 tho
If.t.- should Dee address. Ia e.thr the Depot onarter
phil tir pia NrN NoIA lfy, jcners lntli
Flaf,sOo. add e Endorsed Proposals tor lamps' Og OIL
Ar,ryaf .amont and n The specifications shoaN
ir attached biz and be- u'nu"brd ii"irn - forming
la. h must p. accompanied by bond ~ me orapre.
.rrs fhc pthal sum of . noI that Tie builder nlu1t
nl.htr4~ o.. r.l within 'n dtv- succeed * no fo
i.r,. .lnoun. . fur tho - iul 90 ids aud a bids
4.,r,fci li t- coufr c. ior Which hr has bi boz aWari
M r n ericr infD cnutri.t and bond ayr,s.Dy tie
to OF D. M % ud and sr g. A'mD. '- conrae-s
j.. n. rthEK Asst = 81. g.. u. :. 49,
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oFWDE IuE $50 1913 NY Z
WAeuNGTOS. y G.. MAY ib, ISL. , 4.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received ~

WAeUINGTON. y G.. May u, I77I' ,
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received ~
- ue United state. rua.aY Department. ntt = e s,,;
upuu tflty. june 800. ISL .ur supplying ifNnt Ai' ~,
ir+- Ir best "a 81. fiNEtEAMt body bfn'-.s -
pot amt 1000 yAnl-. none less 81 tlc best Amer thh
ifuefnr nit.l STATES public buildings. iO De- t'iftifN -
th- Treasury department, Washington, D. c. DO sic t4'
lts al1 al such times may hr Required.
hld viii be- considered unless made us fn nh n
r,rulr dt.d.r carpets. alt accompanied iN -
ufsd money. aCrIfiNtl tirth l"l
amount guarantee OF rD0d faith Deposit 81 -u'' -
a. until contract j. enfsltfi inI" A1 uf
less than two 7uretes ~ TIE p,ii,
45uuo. conditioned that terms 81 CONTRACT HhA" Do '
executed , ~, D.. .,.,,,n,-
I, uust state tho price per yan and must De a'e'u
n m .,nu. d.. one AMI hail ysfd3oi carpet MilI d.
rf'- .rr marked thereon and one }arl ~ '"t, ,,r.
., r,, of the qualify the goods proposed 10 % '''
u... rtl. -, -. M. III lLls
IA. boui be- addressed 90 the SECRETARY ~ the rf"J
aud inorsri Proposals Tor caI pet and ,tprt IT,.
secretary.
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Geathcr5.

Ii THE BUSINESS of trst-rlass Teach
y ,rs. Hurtau i- t.ai-a.ai al the INIJN IiACtLlts
AO>ta ,Icu.a.. Inf,rinAt.o apply 90 A. Low ELL
i, Co.,. H4ni4srr-, g. buua-sL, Ncw 3 "iA.
4 MEXICAN aud EUROPEAN TEACHERS
\ $50 RtAC supplies. without charge, e." "s'. sclo'.
aiI fanlIrt with thoroughly competent pfnif1-ot+ piihl
l Iiuls going abroad co. % thc country
PROMPTLY suited With superior tutors companions and gov
rrer~sr- COIL address Professor LlGN Dl1, lJd
Htosdway, NcwhorE
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY sdppcs Colleges = hnnls aud ftmit' Win
torpnrhy rom potent Professors Principals and Teachers
fanno- ou abroad 10 o." conuty prom 'uy snoi wh
Tutor. fovcrur-sra. CAN or Ailrr-4 Niles ~ j.
NOUB, and Foreign Teachers Agency - Union
square.
COACHING for Academic or Collegiate ex-
" amlnationS By clcrgy Ia country Address BOX 40,
I.oaiyn, l. l..
GERMAN lessons conversational and gram
~ inatlcal by North German genonan 10 adults aud
children rapid progress. Address o. H. Box 40 Tribune OF
ice.
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INSTITUTIONS forthc INPRONED INSTRTC
IIpF of pIAF MrrE~. l5il nrna'wIy, Ar1-lor-
t.r .i % tff,lIll1D school tu tr c'l4uy ts.dJisAc
lt0t, t..ir ul4l ul.tl,-l. ~tut fIr ciTtI4ir
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fess-In pretty right. am pretty nj 70 90 70 the COIL
munion fable" Now don't go away and say this was
vigorous sermon and bad some bright flashes OF Wit 10 IL
srlves II l. meant for you all and for me confess
have had many hard struggle 10 turn out the deyl of
lt-gill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

ATISSES PERRIN. 2.O2l jth-ayc, y. y.
~ Terms Vcr anhUm, 5000
II Is, dc BRUlN kOPS ana MISS KEITH.
~ SO. 81 EAST .9Ii--I.
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Geafbers.
1)roro5alS.
PROPOSALS for AMERICAN, RUSSIA ard
L MANILA HEMP. ~
L 4

No - MIX .r BOSTON. June No. 1891
Proposals. scaled End uio-0d Proposals. for lIeub a
b" e,td AZ thi- office unt iuy H. l77i 20 ~ O'Clock
pl furnishing and delivering 90 The Navy afd osioh AL
- ct IA Pc 10 fhc usual iu- AMI 6OgcnueIt L..
the following quautfi nf Hemp, viz.
90 tons American, -,-iU l0I4ds yer ton.
% tons Russia Riga Rein. ..2ln o ln,s per ton
o. tlu- Manila. 2.2tJ pounds pr TN.
Srrfrds PROPOSALS viii Dee Ell fnr each Mind ~
ami thr price must u,lufe delivery az the &ayy ar Al
Hemp rejected must Dee 90 tie -k and expense
tar iidrf and o. Nll De- 90 lts - uffi u.m0ttd.
Two saf,fa'rf sutto- must onfauy Too bi guafsa
tt.fg fflihfu execution az the Offer. accepted.
1lr right is reserved t0 reject and 80 bids not ooBza
cTr' 900 anfagt ods o. The fUtf flntnt
blank forms i0r proposals Viii - i .li hy tis 0aioG
%. =. THORNTON.
"a FI.f f.r =
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cornirn propcr.1 9or Sue mo u tci.

,.-.. - - >, - = - : ----T-T-- / =
y AI,ttAiA.-I lE hI+fs l.'ii. TOD. 30
I ..,t f,u.lH..I ut. .f..rt .Y ..f .... BE- a.
$50.
...
tII' Ntt.. h. j. .I.f.I.II. ..I.N -|fI
y t.rf, .- . d.. --r. .. r....... .r4l .il.l...s
-. ia .ti.l.,. u I..n.. -.. ..
''. .
{ VII " IL -, H. it.|'-. .,.
...,.... o..
NAhN of bo At itl-0t N trI'i...' . 'tI. 70
40 .' i,it H.. ,..,'.......
e..'''
NOR \I.-Lf!,t h"I-r. 3 nI.D- rom ~'.u-
...f.Ia ..Y...t
trrrtt,N.lltA,IIL ...... . ... d. llYplt.t.
,-,p ~AIF-A COf-\TE{ RESIDENCE OF
80 ,r.'i- all Ina t.., .. r.lf .l.,...u l.ar.IfrlIl
situate. DO tlr r'o,-4nt.t port of tlo t",u o "r.rta q
hl'- man.'n va" t.--l ,,,, . ,.re rr,
F't''' 49,. %, i.. '..-' ,.t..t ,..t.r. rr ... Anil.
CO. ,r.f.ri .l,I fr.rt ~ a.. kl,. n abundance 3D.,
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DEOvOsALS FOR TOBACCO.

BraRAvo P.pNIsoNs tNp' iorrTNi, :
A-IiIS .luN. ID. g., Jane ., I@~l.N
cr,rrD ppoPD- AI~ endorsed Proposals ior lo'l-co
VIII h received 81 This hufrsu uutJ O'Clock p m ,Jut
,n. AMI sixty thousand IlhhtnN l"nAs
nf avs tobacco Ia delivered at tie Navy ar BROOKLYN
y. --..,.,
thirty m tc I,uatale ~tn sixty da}s tom the iAis
~,, atoms AMT forms ~ oI,r vii br furnished rs ms
ui 90 alo aipl-atuu and proposals nn,t h, il1ar nloa
th f.4 furu.,4cI l b. acDVilAntc Win iAr apr,AeA
tons. ,.. o.. ..,..-,.r.t
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE Sealed proposals will be receives.
hy mo school Trustees N the Fi Wari atffe Han 81 -
Hoard OF lraiion until 10. lsal, for alt"iAu'' ~
Grammar sexual ll0u-e No. -. -, a., II. "A IA 4
For fan Information Cliy Record, ior sio ~ ~
cts Hall -,
TlNO CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals va va
m received AT the Office Of the Fire Depait - 90
IL Mcrccr.st until -. lts for buiains ,3,t snd
Engine 90 No. ~ Hook and Ladder Co No 10 Anu h'
For f Information see "City Record" for sale At No sS
Hall s
tI,o CONTRACTORS.- SEALED PROPOs.A.ii,dsS
viii be received once Of the Dcpartn,1a ana pen
lie Works until 20 - Tor furnshinf : ~ ~ TOS
farming work in the ERECTION Of FohiIO Voc ALI
MAKKE'r For full Information sec CI5 hso"'~ ~
~ NJ. CITY Hail.
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Zeal estate to Grrbanec.

'T'O EXCHANGE for improved city property,
Z handsome country sect 0u Sow l1fcn Railroad
rutland & WHITING, ~ Na,s1ust
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Giip l1rOpertp Go Get.

FLOORS TO LET.-54x10f for business
Il purposcs Apply u c. A TREVErE IL and IS Oh''
'ers!ty place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
Ciip Real estate for 5ale.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT, IN Harlem, with
\ dwelling and stable. For price and terms appy 10 ku-
LAND ~ WHITING. IN Na,sau-st
FOR SALE story high stoop brown stone
house j2d ~ between 5th and chatCa. vii DE sold
once story ftth- u between ON ali itIases
JOHN o. CLARK. No. hiS Gth ave.
TOR SALE.-llousc and lot, 2j9 West 36th-
-. tlrtc-toIr and basement lhgh stoop 10 let
inches %, with extension li half block
pf.r ~ 900 Inquic j. Ia. sIELING a. CO.. 80 Broad ST.
l.nou 80.
INVESTMENT properties paving per cent
4 ue- on Beckman William. Ni.san and Fiifon-@t-
III LAND& WHITING. i-l Na,-iu-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

1t occurs to to ask if Colonel Bcnja-
min l.. L. Bonneville. the distinguished American
officer whose journals Washington Irving edited was
not the sou of Mime Bonneville. the friend of Paine.
She was u French teacher III Paines decrept years
her sons were born in France observe by General
Culoin's West Point Register that benjamin Bonnie
vile was appointed from New-York State. though of
French birth, In 1873 He died only two years ago
IN ST. Louis, and some Of General FreInonts critics
have insisted that Bonneville's knowledge was the
basis of Fremont's fame The and wife of
Bonneville per- waited on President Jefferson at
Washington with Thomas Paine, but the susterity
Of washingtons course toward the author was little
relaxed by Jefferson. who too perfect politi-
elan TO assume Psne's unpopularity.
Columbia-s where Paine died. runs from Grand
o. 10 Houston-st. the east side of NewYork. and
& nearly . continuation OF Avenue-D. 1t was for
many years o respectable. shady, Philadclphis-sort
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]rooalnn propcrin for Sale an> 90 Cct

| OW-PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH mp. in
i rpdy Improving past 81 Bro.lyn ipr tr sinsy o.
BOO ..D.t 30 LAND N ~ulri $50. l2l Na.e.u-,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

The average home education and cleanliness Of
the American Liberal is prc-eryative force here,
where often in England and Germany the same type
of men is coarse and rcpulsvo. Mr.. Ingersol never
descenis to the bestal language and illustration APP
parently natural to the tap-rOom moralst IN Eng
land of v HON Mr. Paine wa, the most rugged pro-
duction Even he was Tor awhile made reasonable
and respectful in his political discussions by the
force of surrounding American character The
tourist in England will often around some public
statue little group Of houy-hauded men listening
10 a peripatetic lecturer relate the oppression of
Arthur Tchborne. Then be will come near the
province and portrait of Thomas Paine whose
American opportunity raised him to performance
and a fame h- elrihy grade would not support, and
lac fell back even from intellectual development to
modification and squa!or, forgetting that cleanli-
ness WAS next TO codlincss. JoHNNY BOUQCET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. June 22-r. 9

WEDNESDAY June 22-T. n.
The tone Of the market at the Mining stock TX
changes to-day certainly gave little or no indication
Of an early Improvement There was a fair amount
Of trading done i'm the usually active stocks ana
some of the fluctuations wide enough 10 be M
tcrcstiug But the result was lower figures for the
general list M The end. The state Line and Oriental
and Miller stocks contributed their usual proportion
70 the total Transactions and their weakness iniiu-
cnccd the tome OF tle whole market. Oriental ana
Miller sold nj 1IJo 1.25. rallied To 40 and closed
nj 30 against 1.5O Yesterday. S~tc Line Sos.
and : opcusi a.. it closed last evening fell 10 lfo
rose to $50 and ended az 100, and Noe. . AID g.
ofrerd.cnug from Gai to Gli r,o'crcd 20 7"-a ~.
Tn, Com>rocl, were lower in sympathy WITH yes
to-day. decline iu SAN Trnc~,o markets. ton'o.i,
dated. irriuir .oli ut :jOo 3d. against 5-" anh
California at I'D H-.un-i LOO. ir "'i.-r -li-
sfork< also wcrr lower: l.uuha at3l D. - tNirra
Nevada at H.. Best ami iei,.."r 800 - "ud N">I'ih
at 49, tunre ilr lcIHfIlI'~ llifIr "i~ '''ir ~
cent l.l IIifu.f.tl. which llfltr dec ln.l from
conl- 70 - ,ru'-. 900 vlI-h Do 'i"-, hu' Do I> 800
th. prices were llicd i,Hm ''uI1y i'-i he.i'-.
sI,..l Iaalhct Na, dun with d." % i'i sung
fIfrr,.. 81 tlr ,l..r tac rai.rt >,"i. d io '' 70
lut. ~f.i..r t'a9 iu cti5 business ''iI ''i'
fc,cII-Il ait g3.-. ti4.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

NOTICE. Proposals fr building u,.
y ~.o4. at o., t..t .f .- su f.tII Boz.
o,..ri Pos t.. B.. laiia'.. " .'.. t.. ". I'' ..
formation soe 80, ,iiy l..lf- o,.s DO a4..-t tH ,t
Hal-
NOICE.-I ropo,.l, lor ppar.- prg- I'd
y ltl. i-f. tit. tH.. tit H.a I-,..t.. -nft l.tf
N.I ht I't ...I Doc II. '.I no Ir. Itt l.4 Ilt
Ifl4Hr -f IH. .t..n. II1. '. ..l. .I
Ior iI ii'". ii1n., tLe trt Ht7.u. r.s Co. ,l.r o.;
SO tHf il4L
NOTICE. Proposals VIII Doe received 40 the
" Omls W N' f44fftnf o Public t.nIlt.arl '..rt
ton $50 ' adas, Until JInr U.s. l.- for rrnesii~- hari
oils So Boa il4 i0r NATION aoc tllJ tfoi. f4r
% ~ CITY lia4l
MOTTO sealed proposals will bee ,tcriypd
~ 90 h, office u tr Pho iaifrf ul .Y o.. --l for
wotA olrd tn s done 90 t house Of Toe tuFus Alv
Iol fun Information See CITY Record lot .alr &c
So. CITY Hall
NOTiCE.-Scalcd Proposals will Doe received
~ at DE lioldguarer' Of o tre department on June -
Is- T. Tor the purCA- iraulrr bcfatt
nont Tor tae year beginning July ssh for fan ulyunA
ton See city RECORD, fui sale al No : 'lty liaii.
NO1lCE.-Scalcd proposals will bc received
~ by Board ~ school Trustee ~ several wars IL The
hall OF the hoard - Jiucauu. until June - i0- ipi
done fhr school buildings u several Ward
for f Information city Record tOI Gale 40 80 4 tg
Hail
Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals will
received a. the Office N ihe Department 81 Public
Works until Juue ~ 1881, for paving various ntrV,t sd
P0r fI Information Cy Record Tor sale a.
No. T. City Han
Two CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
be received az tho office ~ the Department az Public
Works until June p ISL furnishing materials and per
forming work building floating swimming bath FOR
full Information NC CIT Record faI sale Al No. OS AA
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NOTES ON EDUCATION.

f,o-noro1 nuuish,neu. in schoc Is has beei i'l ~
IA France.
Vanderbilt University has hal C3@ s'".''"' '''
a., e." ,,ast vear
arp Vs. ;.,y or ,,r9rlv 100 900
Tufts College EaS receive s'
during TIE past S'''' i; r.,
NJ. unlvok. Seminary IA 500 lH'lii'' AIMS o. 80
s s''';t a., ror,II tion
m. penss.loer r,lytc,hric In.ti'ut at Troy -
.oano,n~jng TO secure au cudoWHcnt lN'' -
500. 00O
Y, oc,io, i 10 Toe ;al.n n Ilrcanl ~ lIc'eu' W
,bo matter Of securing e. aplain ia t' ldac 'i '"
Rev Dr. Peabody. >,
Tberc mr., f.rty-.va woat-n LOW s'ilIi'- >" ~
o;ne ~ H.. FACULTY vf IlIis thn'' "' ms 80
,,er.can rigltccu Ensiish 81 ven rene" ''. wa
Russian. ,
c..r,,, furnish. school funds for IL lnt'hH'
~ ...,.,,t or -. e,uts lnr capita.
popula'i"n I" w ' .l , t..t,,,.tr,l VI
This PROV idCs about tfi't ii'''
rious hills 10 increase these iWi"S 10y tiN"i'' "N
neudirr i'm In. L. .islituin.
-, . .;.,.t;,. ,,,IioI, flic -tnor-
'Adeib'ii t""'-. '' D." . a., ,l.,.l,.I ia.
osiiy oil MI ANA - FL, in tl,. r,il,t of
To s'ahn 81. ",'-', Amherst stone.
beaUiunl t,,h. ii.l Win attic ald b1se-
,nnnt
t.,i. - 20 Crr,rln children and i'ji
..i'.'. t., l,.,. ..t,,,lyi,,- t;.u.a1. Ills i-an
..rq.i o,.,r last y,rr'4 figure. aud two
.n;.1,, ~. i,,,aso was c,rsd D., tl.'t.c'u ch'-
drn takin. the study Il'i- ait '''' P"i'' ID"
the Kind rearl.",.
The Boston school Boar ha- i'-irucicl 'h' PINE
eirals of schools TO SO organic then ci'.>.. ''i'
uu,uls NAV not Dc detained Uarc than year u, any
ono qtadc unlce. in rare and cN"ldI"i, 's'> ~
determined 10y Tie prin.llt'' ii' '"'l''''''
The sitpcr. isoT ia ohtrrc.
.. 49,. go. ....-.,.,,t, of funds
bi""H ~. ~. M. I-,s,,t.i-. La.
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nlistcllaHeoa5.

IMPORTANT 10 Students of Mu>ic.-The new
calrnar England Con 'ertatoy and t0ltg n
MUSIC is srnt free. Apply to g. IOtHJEt, Mu4o hsl,
Boston, Mass
DE CATHERINE LANG, late of Wolviston,
IL In the county Durham 11i next q kn ~ IBIS de-
coed NAV m application the undnr,lFnr hear something
t. their siVauf--r. IL O. : ALL Il, 7oicitoi.
-ta. ktnn on los, 18th Nay. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Gorses nn0 Cdrrid3t9.
BNIEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
IL sew spring ~iYrA
tvtfftAu II t.tttA. 20 aut tI NuD-rEH.~E
Fht-rORi LAS BROADWAY.
,,.,..f.. iiuItulrfs.
ts.pAtS tABNlOi ETS,
80. ltncha9uyA
BkKlIN COACHES. BROlGlIAhS, tOlPES,
Ton Wagons ladi's' and Top Pilctnrs.
NA0oNfIIIN AND tAhlr, ALL KINDS,
lil r.s carriages 49, ONN HAND
Ir.s-i,l Victoria ani ,lr scat Nu, hAHlv.
tfNGLE SEAT EIu.W~rf.lt Top WAGON
IludIulrt boz elegant ulurI, by hNNrit-
DEPOT NAtDN. fllu ffAtlNN. .bs. lpo ~a"I- So
100 second Hand in urtt variety.
-OO SEin uAltN t~S
Moderate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

WENTWORTH MILITARY AcADL}iY.
y InIlI N ASH .--LL-.-l- IL L---.- !. b

Nl Ni'I-> ~ -I.I. iI.i 80 Do '. I- D. 90, ...,
at hy iLc suti.t,,r- i.'.i, OBJ r..if ou'H,' i'I Dr.;
ORDER and system 'f. '..l''.i" hf i....' JUNO
painting .ut,l a ..Ili. rnt'tft Do. bel. 30 1000 - uf
iai.iane'i ban'- Hudson .il - .ri. a,r.o' 4
igi".,,S5 i.G 10 tnl vi., ,. , nv, 49,. '
waiting Visitation ircfi -uln or 'a,'u opens June l-
e. o. '', sarcnre5 Inclination -D'' JON" b. ia 30
DARK INSTITUTE, RYE, Y. N.-For Boy.
DEEKSKILL y. " Military AcIdomy.-for
L circular address C'l CO. " ii'ii. a. ". frndpnL
DENNSYLYANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
fpslsh i''i nes rp eoatii cc' o.niAIr
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AZ ADEMY.
lsS chs'Sj , Tenn ,a i i -h
Guar Mount, $50 6olocs &C.,. Iuefary EScrci-es 1890
Co.oacl lill.O. HYATT. President
CIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW
- BUHG. y. ~ select ii.aring schco for - itoJt
ed i = address si HiSEY IS siGiGil Il A. Tael
GUNNER HOME FOR BOYS.-Thc Princi-
- pal Of Hudson River school taxes Nix u hA boys ~
Their sons in his care address M cafe OF Ialmad W.
crences required
GUNNER SCHOOL.-SWIrIiIN G.. SHORT
- LIDGEs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MIN AND BOYS.
nj Nsiia and cam Nav for iiv and Agit ~ stsc,c
year lssl's2 viii open Aeia september 8 for summor
swirHIS G. sHOhrLIDGE A. ii. l1aryard University
.'.studeuts admitted At any TINA
THE GUNNERY The fall term of this
boarding sehool for boys wiz oegn September T.
Washington lltchheld Co. Conn.
WENDELL IlALL.-A frst-clasS school and
plea salt home Tor boys in The elegant residence Of the
pared for any college or seteptac school ~ -
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WEDNESDAY,, June ---r
Tho transactions in stocks to-day ''o''i'. :, "a
AaIIly reached the late usual dAn' "''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' Iarry-
town y T.; homo care, thorough course or rl4H5'
rcopcns September 10. Mis- ~ W MEI, ALI IIin'i''
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.l'
for young ladies' Will reopen september n, IT,
ar,fior fjf Vas-sr and other colleges special y, As
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-05
A GOOD IDEA.

We understand that the Police Ju-
ry of St. Bernard Parish has lately
selected q young gentleman, from
a number Of applicants, whom they
propose to send to the University in
this city, to be educated at the ex-
pense of the parish. We also hear
that Red River parish proposes to do
the same thing. This is very SEN
sible move, and we have no doubt,
while it enables q poor boy to acquire
an education, will rebound, in time,
to the credit and elevation of the par
ish. A mere glance at the PROPOSE
ton will show the beneficial results
of the intellectual competition which
it entails. The different parishes will
do well to select a young man in this
way every two years. Four hun
bred and fifty-six dollars will defray
the expenses of a couple of scholars
per year, and while the parish will
not feel the expense, genius may be
brought to light, where it would 9TH
erwise be forever hidden from view
Let the parish papers take this mat
ter in hand, and with their influence
bring the movement to a successful
issue throughout the entire State
Thus will our University, which
should be the pride of every louisa
MAN, be brought to the immediate
notice of the people. We call upol
our generous confreres to put thei
shoulders to the wheel. What will
East Baton Rouge doo
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-05

The ponchatoula Gazette throws
this red hot shot in the ranks of the
extra session advocates: ''We are
sorry to note that a few of our con-
temporaries are endeavoring to create
o reaction in the matter eff an extra
session of the Legislature, and strive
to persuade their readers that the con-
situation of 1880 is adequate for all
purposes of practical reform-that it
is best to let it work it's own redemp-
ton. The arguments to this end are
too fallacious and illogical in theil
nature to excite any special refatation
or to cause any material change in
the opposing Masses