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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-07
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surREMy CoUgr-cnA NHErs-iled by Lawrence Cont
~ ~ g9. g ~, 10, l93 is7 ~ ea lGi 100 +
GI1yE,I TgRM-lvi meet mis- morning At 10 80 o'ciock
SPECIAL TEHA-liarrrti. I.-Cont opens at 1880 - M
CGcCu-PART -lonolne' 90 our opens at 1000 =
9dSS j "a & o7 lsi gi55 ,s AZ, IN 3 ~ t
S2i4 3277 32g2 2sGS 4G35, @275 29j3 3305 7G7 iSl2
2sGl :O2i sos Sl3l SO0. 1851. 29I5 1853 2O5 205j
P1aT II6yan Worst. opens a At 1880 mcass
PART III.-Iarromore Court opens at lO3Oa Mos.
s675. 49, 1868 1875, 4Gs 2GG9 23Ii 25es $3.50 ssa
9 id 2 iS5 i s S 55 "a 2 1 o 5 i5 t5 ''
surRpoR COugT-sPEcIAL rEEN 90 speir J.-Court opens
TRIAL TEIS-PlEI -Adlourned for the Term.
COZ is3 49, 700 800. s6l "a $50 si. 675 ST. 1917.
COMPTON 30 Cullen ag cullen, IT, 2tS S5s Go3 zoos
Pact G e cGG va opens a. do a. mNos
G7S 674, 20 o 6Gs G7G ga go $50 81 o. s 80
792 7oS 7e' 7o' 7oS IG7; r 7o3 7o9 mo. 72
srKclAL TEsM-van hoesen' J-cOurt opens at 10 a
GouIrY TE@S-Adiourned for the tenn.
TAs Tf4SF ss Oo 5o s s l % % a i
5S s9 ssS S S So e5 Sc q q sei oRS iq2
' TiR Rg ~ r. Day pen at aS S ig a
1893 S59 1874 s9$ 1851 1860 1894 1885, iiGG css
Part IiI;ZHeneh J,-cour, opens at II =. Mos.
tS !t 55 iis ii s5 i 1884, 1855 its
@aRNE CoukrHfEiAL TERa-PAnr I-McAdam. l.
b2lS 54ii Dbl 559J 5ltl O3Jo, OOoS 4OOl 5l22 6flO
1926. 634S, b53l 54f3, 1901.
Room p ~ CS 4 9ISn' s 81 10 s 52Is so n
52l 62O5 $685. 4sOl G4O7 5l6l, 6l56 46g2 2Gss 6i72
62i4.
PART TII.NshTbas, I-cogTt opens at 10 m;Held in
Sl67 5ii2 l7sS 1894 641e 64l7, 6{l b2gs Gsl 5SiOt
BIOS 5422 54l9 1929 4s69 5426 b472 6f78 1925 i40i
649j, 1896, 54g7, 549e, 56QO
GENERAL sKssIONs-PAKT I-COwtnR 1.-THE People AIT.
Edward McPartiaLd. George MeKeon, William Hugrnt,
robbery; EDWARD j. Morgan elOni0us battery
George Lewis burglary George LuXton John Dunlap Will
lam McMahon grand larceny George H. Fields, false
fences Henry Connolly larceny fro n the person
PART II-smyth. R-Tbe People art George Harrison.
perjury Abraham r. Cox misdemeanor George Miller John
IordOu burglary; Henry Todc, forgery.
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CLOSING THE ARGUMENT.

The argument in the suit of Rufus Hatch
against the Western Union Telegraph Company and
Others the Superior Court concluded yesterday
and the case submitted. Aaron j. VandcrpOc and
exudge John K Porter spoke for the defendants and
william A. Beach closed for Mr.. Hatch. MI VanderpOel
replied TO the argument OF Mr.. Whitehead aud denied
that the adating companies cwned any lines which
were constructed on the public domains along the
military roads, and man aimed, therefore, that the stat
ute OF the United States set up a. obstacle To the
union of the companies had application 20 the
Mr. Beach dwet at length upon the argument which has
been persisteDty used against the telegraph companies
in the course the litigation, namely that the Issue OF
stock 10 represent the surplus earnings OF the Western
Union Company was illegal and void
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FESTIVAL OF THE TURNER'S.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Turner'S Festi-
formally opened yesterday at tho Fair Grounds
The notable features Of the day the high eapg OF
Herman Koehler, OF Mlwaukee-5 feet 2 inches; the
running board leaping OF +. Wolf and z. Boyers, Of
Eew-York-19 feet inches and 10 feet inches re-
spectivey the stone throwing OF Alfred Meir, Of At
Gibson Kan.21 feet 10 inohes and Frederick HOltz Of
MwAukee-21 feet inches. The stone thrown weighed
37i9 pounds There probably 10000 people tho
grounds during the day. About loo Turn vereins
represented from different parts OF the country by about
1000 TurnerA
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STING AS POOR PERSONS.

A motion was made recently before Judge
Van Hoesen in an action for assault and battery brought
by jeremiah Quinnam against Robert c. Clapp to allow
the plaintiffs attorney continue the action after set
Element the parties to the action for the purpose
of enabling him collect costs The action brought
by the plaintiff as poor person, and Judge Van Hoesen
deuying above notion said yesterday that tho
practice ~ suing In the form of atons by persons
becoming too common. IL have IN mind" he
observed one attorney whose clients almost invariably
appear as poor persona In speculative actions for per
sOnal iuiurlea"
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Rivine4cn ST. No sis,25IiOO p Dovlin referee 10
sdS2e. v a at Il Of Rsihga,ePiaoe, 277Is25'
same property; Jacob schneider and vile To EHy zoo
astb bIGs .. 1902 II Of 7ihavo i6sT689, DePP
FOLSOM 10 Ezekiel Y Bell .. ................... -:
same P.GIpst6fyi hloA''' Zen lnu 1900
oo'h ~ Connolly y and Mic To- George Kemp $4,000
is|T ro.sson to fIehry c stcinhoh ...-.- $4,000
izoI9, v 'f - ,s't TO Caroline Durham ~ 1900
Blat-sL PIT II OF lsi-aye lo1lOOO; Wertheim
and wife Louise SAINTS n :....--... 3
Property at Spnyten Duyyil; Morris trustee,etc
,,o6 to sS sHe s'.s'h lot 81 "Bemont Van
Wrinkle and another, executors etc. to c II Re ooo
west i dist 40 SS. 251a2s; Charles Briddon
wife 10 Peter lerche ....- -... -.-.:. loOOo
lIth.ave, " r. sos 1t Of lllth.st, 6l.32I75xl75K
S Wi s'h"ei Ae''4 o'' - C"-''e. 800
Washington. place no 49, 25IiOO;J II Plat assigned
4thaye' n 2 cor Of Sist-St l7sIl6iIirregulG James
Flanagan, executor, etc. "a sullivan .-.......
Interior gore iy6 n q 4tb-ayr tadlolnng above,
4OK-T- Sullivan and wife 10 Bauer and Az
4thsve. . W cor OF 6oth..t 5ojIIO1; tho Equitable
lam lls i ManFinson D''' u ''''' $4,000
10 James II Coleman - $3.50
iainson referee to Edwin Keogs trustee, ETC 100000
S2d--t A. lI077s n " OF dave, laOatHlO2A VIII
tam Darling to Moss , Phillips -.
Tcferee to Il Gambler 80. 80 10000
Young. It al to nancy Young co.. 575
67th-st l. n OF 9TH ave % 6-h Il, lOOr2i Ol0
bcaas and aiasef -. '''''' I2oOl5
i5sih.L lot III. 5OIlOO, Louisa seenreich ct al
r. Joseph ioetzel ...... bVO
ave. 272 us Of s;drt 75xlOOi George shepherd . 40
and wife y J Sqnor 4ooVo
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goods made of wood iron or wool. Such opportn-
nities for making great wealth do not exist else
HeIO' rrr,rnr onM,trRcItL crNrRE.

rDotls made of wood. iron or WOOL Sucn oppoItu-
nities for making great wealth do not exist ehe-
where.
FUTURE COMMERCIAL CENTRE.
IAN persons here with whom have converscd
declare that in respect 10 climate, lands heathfui-
ness and successful business they would Hot
change their residence; and these people represent
every other portion Of the world. Our situation Is
central although are considered TO lie upon the
border. Draw q line upon this globe" said the
Governor calling my attention to one at his slde'
from Maine to- the extreme western island OF The
Aleutan group. and another from Alaska to the
Gulf Of California. and they will cross on Puget
Sound These waters destined inevitably 10
become the great converging centre OF commerce
for the Pacific coast Of Asia and the Indian Archl-
pelago. The productions Of these regions. furs gold
tea coffee, opium. spices, ebony, ivory, camphor,,
wood porcelain, silk and other productions ana
fabrics will, so surely As . straight line IL inc
shortest distance between two points, ma entrance
from those regions into Puget Sound and be carried
by rail across this continent supplying this country
on their way And as o lORi, al result q city 10
many respects the counterpart of me City OF New
York will be established upon the waters OF the
Sound as the great Pacific centre oil travel ana
The Governor informed me that he was soon to
Journey to the Atlantic TO arrange If possible WIN
railroad and other transportation agencies LOT
cheaper rates of travel than exist, expecting
large emigration soon to Washington Territory.
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TIE COURT OF APPEAIs.

SARATOGA, June Gin the Court of Appeals
today-present, the Hon Charles J. Foser. j.. and
associates-the following bnkiness was transacted:
No 2t0wfhau h. Scott respondent The MiddletOvn.
Unionviie and Wster Gap Railroad Company appellant
Argument concluded.
So. 2t9-Jaae Byrss. appellant ARt WILLIAM Barr and
another, 'udentS-Arguad
No 2s3- People David A. Scott and others TO
spODdent The Board Of Supervisors of Orange County
appeants-Argued.
No 23lFredetck Humphreys appellant agt Francis w.
Hurtt reGp0adent-Afgaed; argument unfinished.
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Giin Real estate for Sale.

A valuable RIVER FRONT, in Harlem, with
~ dwelling and stable. For price and terms apply u lC-
LAND g WHITING. III Nassau ~
EOR SALE CHEAP.-ln 9th-st., between 9TH
and % four high -ioor house. 2JN5ohlVO
Apply 70 JAMES u. gibson, JR. - 'odarst
INV Est MENI properties paying y per cent
i net, on Hickman. vi Ham, Nassau ard Fulinnst~
rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassaust
| OTIS FOR SALE
On the EAST and WEST SIDES of tho PARK. in PLOTS
rsINGLY keep register Of all lots placed in our hands
without charge to nor f. any charge made by
rs uuir-, q sale l. made through our agency
J.. H. IL blow & CO.
rp 9lss1 10 Itne'st.
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HEcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

1 frame buildlng and stable with lot No AL West
l7thst, II r. 100 II Of lOth-avc, lot 25ID2 James
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GeIp t0lnleo.

NVANTED.-A useful man "a cOachman and
w gardener q small place up town German
preferred must milking; wages SO Address B,
Box 2.J1V Post Oncr.
NXANTED-A young Swedish or German
w girl Tor general Homework must be good laundrca.
plain Apply at 80
lat sDth ~. between and :. IN.
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-city

For Boys and Young Men-city
BOOKKEEPING and all business branches
ID practically taught gentlemen thoroughly prepared for
nr.t,lAss uo,ltlOns GEORGE A. WHITMAN, Accountant
po!lrar'- Commercial College l,l03 Broadway, Room 80
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The concluding examinations OF the several for tho
year viii begin on MONDAY. MAY at $50 a N. The
examination e candidates for the degree OF MASTER OF
ARTS will be held FRIDAY. MAY ~, at $3.50 IN The
examination OF candidates for admission will begin WE'D
EEsDAY, JUNE /, at $3.50 a.
Commencement at the Academy Of Music on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE y, AT l0AM
SCHOOL OF MINES
Tho annual examinations OF the several classes Will begin
MONDAY. MAY Ii, at $50 a
The examination Of candidates for admission Of the
regular via Mining Engineering. civil Engineer
ing Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology. Metaurgy,
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY, JUNE 3. at $3.50 m
Commencement at the Academy OF Music "WEDNESDAY,
JUNE ), at TO- m.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
examination OF candidates the degree OF Bachelor OF
Philosophy win begin FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1t 10 a m.
Commencement at the Academy OF Music WEDNESDAY.
JUNE 5, at 10 M
IA. p. BARNARD, IL d., President
10Th and 50th.sts, Madison and ithayes. New.York
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Board an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
I GRAMERCY PARK. Elegant rooms, tran
Il silent or otherwise, and table board rierences
OI EAST 22D-ST-Rooms to let, with or
- without board large and airy; with reference
CE EAST 2OTH-ST.-Smt of rooms with
O private bathroom with private table or without board
single room. for gentlemen References
Al EAST 3sTll-ST.-An elegant parlor and
~ second door. with private table Or without board
~ WEST T.-Wcll-fuInishcd rooms
dctro, references exchanged.
So IRyING-PLACE, two doors from Cram
Oh, boardi summer prices. References
~ EAST 15TH-ST., near Union-sq. -
I'D large front reom. small noaty furnished private
DSO 5TI-AVE.. NEAR 2STII-ST. Hand
@')') sOmcy furnished at summer rates. references
required.
West Side.
LARGE ROOM with bedroom adjoining.
~ thrd story. y furnished lot and cold water with
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS with board;
II reference No ~ 7th ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS for two gentlemen,
bathT"9ms TnnnnS ~a'SI boa, board rquired' Also
ETRNISHED.-Two well lighted and yenti-
mont with privilege Of bath ROOM IN private
house. American family references required 90 Maedou'
| ARGE. wcll-furniShed rooms for gentlemen,
TIlO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.-All con-
yeneucrs To gentlemen private family seen suhuAy'
near Gth-a, q. elevated station 26' West 62d st
D LARGE ROOMS on second floor, adjoining
bath also Sc for :w9 0s 9es, TS or
able table boarders accommodated.
DI WEST 27TII-ST.-SecOnd house west of
- broadway north side Elegant parors good
extra In size and appointments summer prices
DDND-ST., fl WEST Desirable rooms,
-Sdouble and SINGLE with hrst class board transient
permanent II. \. &C RIiS.
'(0 WEST 22D-ST.--ROoms to let with
e)'D board also table boardcrs
% WEST -ST-Pleasant furnished
30 and small second and third floors. with
board summer prices.
Al WEST 3lST-S T.-Handsomel furnished
n rooms TO let To gentlemen
ATHEIST, WEST. 40. 52.-Desirablc rooms,
Il with rstclass board aud attendance also at l6j West
23dst
DSO WEST 53D-ST.-Prvate family, own
$40 ing house Handsomely furnished back parlOr
and other rooms To rent without boarl; references
E&1 :-Boarders furnished
country.
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Monday. June 6. 1881.
The following legal sales were held at the
Exchange salesroom today:
Nv T. IT, LudioW & Co.
1 6story brick building with lot No i04 Centrest
$40 n Of Franklin 81, lot "a 6x7N3 George .oo
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Gituations tDaniso--females


CHAMBERMAID, &c.--By q very respecta-
good reference. country OF city Call at BUCAhs' ''V
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
" German Protestant girl very resRetaol, 1nh WI deo
sr"s aso nhdersands ali about children No. 800
ave-, between a2d and 25d-sts.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
BET city s can Hys' aos
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
ven cary .sss sn Sfs ms s sS SSr s
s oo oSit s Can I at 2sa sT stS
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or seam
~ stress will assist with taking care Of children seven
years Call address X NJ first 6oor 427 7thavo
NHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
e, cry end cqsqn a noSesase wages Al The rRoTEs
COOK.-By good private family cook, with
~ family residing permanently in the country excellent
Sas GP Ea eRa "a
anil Sd aves
CO0K.-By an excellent Scotch girl under
stands her business In every branch can get up dinners
excellent bread and biscuit baker lty country best
references CAN at 292 6tbave. near lsth-st
COOK, &c.-By Young woman who is a
'2 Eli %s., sta. washer and HOnSr nae S0O0
COOK, &c.-By thorough good cooks meats,
ready '0U s fR siE 40 moM f &E&G Is
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help; for
Ct M v s' fourth It use
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a thorough
~ and reliable girl 70 do general housework 1883 BrOad
HOUSEKEEPER-A American widow lady
Of ability and refinement desires a position TO take
shass ~ hea. e or sGSR.r saas
Tor party Of gentlemen. Address Mrs s.. Tribune Once
HOUSEKEEPER.-By a Protestant young
ing and herself useful the Of reference l3S west
HOUSEWORK.-By neat tidy, intelligent
family any capacity DO good cooking. ana Is good
moderate Can be at 36s 6thaye near 23dt lst door
HOUSEWORK. - BY Protestant young
woman very rsPectsble qndersands homework
BtCKE's, 800 an ave-. near 2ith'@t
HOUSEWORK, or TOOK and LAUNDRESS.
BY swede Protestant Sirl; ready. willing and not
constant home SO cth,aye near is,G.st
| ADY'S MAID.-(icrman, thoroughly first,
drcssmakrr. City reference. lGl West s6ih.,t.
NURSE.-By colored woman a. nurse to
small chill ren good lily rcfcronces l6l West 20th-st
NURSE.-For a baby or grown children, by
patient with chd good also very nel house
maid moderate city OF country Gail 292 GthAve
NURSE, &c.-By a grntccl American girl as
~ nurse " Lady maid l.ioS broadway
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By an expert
~ Protestant woman. sean-tre-s aud To
growing children willing To make herself useful 81 West
44thst
DARLOR MAID or WAITRESS.-Bya young
girl parlo maid waitress In private family ten
YEAR, references last place Call address 4jO West
l9tlst. Giy.
SEWING. &c-By respectable girl lately
landed for upstairs work aud sewing Please call ior Two
DAYS a sos West ga 81
NOTNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
Artists. etouchersof Photo negatives,
piers copst- clerks. Companions Ioissseepers
and Tor the sick De- found Al The i-
plovmrut Bureau Of tn. Association. tast lSthst
ES'( BROADWAY Ladies' New EplscO-
I,OC'bpal cooperative Union. Frstciass help supped
o connection with any other Office
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BROOKLYN properip for Sale anH 90 ftt
I 0W-PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH up In
II rapidly improving part OF Brooklyn for sale singly
IN plots. rutland & WHITING. l2l Nasalu'st
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countrn propcrlp for sa.c anO 90 Get.

AI..GOOD. HOME. WITHOUT COST.
~ tiuuf Nu0ulsl
Win hcsi water a city and country sdvaniaeos lgh
and very hralilfu Accessible n - miAut',l sunrise 10
midnight Good rrlrhhof-. s'hoos. chutChts etc livery
WAY able Proprietor dNkng :" be- landlord, vi" sell
bel allowing ftut 10 cancel 40c money
81 q Il
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Real Gstate TO grrbnnee.

ITO EXCHANGE for improved city property,
Il handsome country seat New Haven liaru vi.
rutland & WHITING, l2l Naesau-st.
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WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

" n v
Fifty miles from New-York. summer Session-F0r boys
young Successfully conducted by the resent
principal for past 20 years Here may he found All ns AZ
vautagrs offered boarding school VIII opTD June ~.
lrS delightful climate healthy. Best rrferencs
given Circulars may he had At DELMONICoS, ~ BrVs
General A. s. JARVIS, Principal
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(NHAMBERMAID &c.--By very respecta-
good references country city Call at BUCkEs 80
fb.ave near
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MAPLEWOUD INSTITUTE
vi For Young Ladies', Pittsbeld, Mas commences ~
forteth september 23 1880 Widely known fof exooL
ence instruction and great beauty and su1rty ot Location
a.. Phi
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MRS. :. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
vi for Young Ladies' West End Inst, New Haven ConaS
lie enh year commences sept 81 send for circular
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"WashingtOn Territory will never require an ex-
tensiye system Of railroads. being so well supplied
with nayigable waterways. Nearly 800 miles.
however. are in operation. connecting the Columbia
River with the Sound, tapping three leading
coakmnes, and running 70 some of the Eastern
towns great necessity Is the Cascade Division of
the Northern Pacific. which assured will be put
IN operation as speedily as is possible. The Terri
torial University has 100 pupils; good common
school system prevails; eyery religious denomna-
ticn is represented In churches taxation is light,
and the people Intelligent energetic and prs
porous. The population is, am assured. about
100000. II is, however. sparse that the census
enumerators did not reach many remote p,acee
siugration has been prevented from reaching Ms in
large proportions as yet account Of ignorance of
the character OF our climate and resourc-s the
necessity for filling mp intermediate Ststes and Ter
rtores, the prostraed condition Of the entire conn
Try and the want of cheap and public conveyance 10
our borders. These causes are now removed aud
every direction. l know Of no other place where
they can live moro comfortably or with less labor
thar they can here II requiree health weight
courage and persistence to succeed here as slse-
where. and eudgrants must expect to endure the
privations Of life Ia new country holding before
fhcm the certainty OF future comfort and pros
pefity. Capitalists could NOS make a mistake by
knvessing tsir money hero In the purchase of tim
Der, mineral or agricultural lands. and by estab-
Hishing manufactures for the production OF al
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gnsirufi,on.
For Young Ladiss-City.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KETru
IVA no. 81 EAST 39TH,ST
For Both Sexes-City.

Art schools-City. n
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
ia will receive pupils In Drawing and Painting In IN -
water Coors China and Decorztion at her studio No "a ~
references MT p. Hun ,gon, Mr. william Han,
Mr. James NJ Hart M A. " Beiovc
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For Boys and Young Men--country

A HOME Is offered to boys needing esptd.,
"A the family experienced teacher AMI ra
ea 10 one Of prettiest and hoathest town
BOX 20, Durham Conn. =
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~ For sale Rent. for SEASON or Year.
fiIlST.CLh-~ "a ELL 20 RN SHED. COMPRISES
Al city ami Go tutrv Ahfnufagc- a.. Nat'rf
naih inom -teIui hr,rd Mliird Room AMI abe" good
hrhuls orgrr au tluft hes. rAt'rnt -ofl'ty acres
N.r,nus " al.nn f"insI Outhuiug, Lawns ,AIbofs,
Glg.. Gnpcry. High Sitnaton. tine views vcy
healthfn. l.trry dtairhhe lastly accessible
from y. y Cnt Si0uuu lui sale very low ou easy
paym,us or let hci. 20 gIoi family ~ very lght
rent owner family absent GO IMPrON. jl BrOad~ay'
4
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON-ON.HU NY
Esfablished 1854.

REOPENS SEPTEMBER 5, 1881
boarding school for boys In every respect OF high
est grade thorough intellectual training only the cias
aud mathematics but equally In commercial Studies Il alm
al by The superintendent habits OF prompt obedience and
order and system cultivated by military diseplne Freneh
and spanish spoken fencing. boxing dancing drawing And
painting Included In extras, the location -
Cec II commands the beautiful scenery along tA
faaned banks OF the Hudson and has forty of
prOtscy shaded Can be reached by taking sixth Ayenus
Elevated Road 10 1j5ths where carriages are always In
waiting Visitation solicited summer session June Is
For catalogues and Information address JOHN h. HAYS
A N
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EOR SALE.-A two-story dwelling house,
with harm and -. Acrrs - land. 1T My .c River Conn
r. nucy pc ited West MyHcayc an cb" street 10
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For Young Ladies-Country.

HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' TaTy-
town. y. Y. home care thorough course OF study.
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