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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DLDDOMlNION STEAMSHIP 81 -
" COMPANY. ..xz<sks ~.

FOR NEW YORK.

IVIt Nv
Thi- company viii dispatch one of their splendid
stcaucre-ttt' \ ANDOTTE. ROANOKE. NAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, aud RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
For hour- Of sailing. see Advertisement hclow.l
steamer leave Nrw ork I Z tSDAi~. INT r.
DAY =. and SAII EDAlS at 3 l.. VI. from Pici 20
new number. North river. foot Of Bcac1 street.
They nave splendid saloons. ,tafc-rooms. and
bathrooms.
The fare accommodations. and attention. arC
un~urpas- cd.
Attcr-caJin fare to New \ ork including meals
and BERTH. SO: rOund-trip tickets 4 stccraee.
with subsistence -: without subsistence. s6.
Freights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock 7. 81. .laity.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN < Co. Agents.
~ % Office CompanY's wharN.~. EocLetfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22

VRU STEE'S SALE OF TIE DESIRA-
J. BILE SUBURBAN FAEM OF THE LATE
SAMUEL SUTUERLANDS ESTATE. STU
AfED ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD ONE NIL T.
EAST OF THE CITY or RICHMOND. AD-
JOINING THE LANDS OF MES~ES. JOHN T..
DAVIS (NOODNILLE). i. ". OTEN. HECIl-
LER AND OTHERS. AND CONTAINING 81.
ACRES or lliGHLG-CiLJIVATkD LAND,
UfON WHICH HER T. j. ABO'T 1900
tRUII TREES AND \ VINEYARD OF OVER
1900 VINES. \ : i \ Il AGU : BEDS. NICE
DIV Ell INC. &C.. ALL N fIRST-CLASS Or
bkR.-ln execution of 4 certain deed Of trust.
dated Stl March. 1879. from Martha r.. Sufher-
land to Robert Il. Lyme and y VI. Kelley. trustees,
and Of record IN IlcnrcO Cuniy Court, -. Il. lU2
page $50. HE Undersigned, a. surviving trustee,
icing required so 10 do 10y the holder of The note
Thereby secured default having been made ia the
payment of the same, will offer for sale. upon the
premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1852,
At > O'Clock =. NJ the desirable home above men
Toned. The Improvement. consist of Z nice new
ly-buit frame dwelling two stories high. with hall
through centre. stable and all necessary ouihOu,c>
The land lies well. + well watCrtd ana Is III 4 high
tate II cultivation. The orchard consists Of APP
pie pear peach. and other trcc~. Thu l. truly one
Of the incest suburban homes near the city and
should attract attention.
TERMS: Cash a. to costs and expenses Of sale
ana To- pay OF 4 note Of l.20J, will interest from
iHlh March, 1852: balance u-pn such terms a.
VIII be given at time Il sale.
\. VI. KELLEY. surviving Trustee.
QCARLEs MCCURDY Auciionecrs. sc 10
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. t.c.

III T.. STAPLES & CO.,
- ,.,,.,>.., REAL EST ATE AGENTS.
AtCfIONEERS, AND LOAN BROKfRS'
1l03 MAIN STREET.
Werespv fully tender our services IN ,ho ,,,,,,
,or me rsisacton Of any blsncss I'm orr line
Mih EEN1 OR SELL PROPERTY PTBIIrI'y
OK PfiVAfEi.Y upon a. favorable terms Ms s,,T
r1p ma III ne city. Have always MONEY
- LEND upon irst-class real estate securify
SS tHs ~ the sity or IFS vicinity. LARGE
X,l,hS-4, .NI or CITY AND COUNTRY pro
" fOl' SAIL. New Catalogue n0s la press.
.o.a ,o III. l.. STAPLES K Co.
% lSeodzW 1103 Main sircct.
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1 UCTION SALE.

VALUABLE MEDIuM-SlZED BIuCK
' DWELLING AT TIE SOUTHWEST COR
NER or CLAY AND SECOND STREETS FOR
SALE At AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1882.
at = o'clock j. NJ. on the premises. We VIII offer
FIR sale the above properly. The HOUSE contains
seven rooms, kitchen two rooms. culNort- city WI
ter. gas &C.. and has been recently put In thorough
repair. The LOT fronts 2OXllO feet 10 an alley.
This property j. now under good rental and l. the
Kind alwdy- In demand 10y prompt-pIy ing tenants.
TERMS: Extraordinary one tith in cash; bal
ancc IN one. two. and three years. per cent. inc-
rest added, secured 10y tTEs; do cd.
FRANK -. NIL & CO..
Ell Auctionccr-.
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I'm DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882,
by Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agent, and AuctioneCrs,
Eleventh street between Main aad Bank


V'RUSTEES' SALE OF FIVE BUILD
Il ING LOTS ~ AND ADJOINING THE CITY
OF RICHMOND At ATCTlON.-ln execution ot
decd Of trust from John L. Mcdaniel ana wltc to
). j. Woodruff. trustee NOV G"coa-cdl. dated Sep
tember %. ISL viii sell by auction. upon the
premise. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1852
at ~ O'Clock =. W., FIVE LOTS. lying in the
square bounded 10y Federal, james. iliiam, and
Washington streets.
one Of these lots IS nj the southeast corner Of
Federal and " lliam st7ci-. and four OF them arc
tie alternate lot, of eight lying ON Tho w,st side Of
James between William and Washington street .
They arc each 33NI5j feet TO AN alley 20 teet
vile, AID adjom similar lots owned by Mr. {. W.
Purcell.
TERMS: Made known Al the dine Of sale.
CLINTON -. WITT.
substituted Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctonccr.. SEQ
BY William H. Lyme X CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccls,
So.1l13 Main street.
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ROE SALE OR RENT, MY LARGETs
y bKlGh TOBACCO-FACT0RY on Tweu- III
ty,secOnd street between Main and Frautlin T.
session given October /, 1889. Party on tho prern-
isei TO show Tie building and name Terms.
sS[l-ZW j. Il. PACE
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

SMALL DWELLINGS
| ~ WHICH WILL RE SOLD At Ill
! GREAT BARGAINS
! To PURCHASERS WHO APPLY At OECE.
FRAME Ma 800 south LAUREL four rooms: lot
bRiCH; y; est Canal; three rooms and hitch-
FRAME. No 100 west Leigh; four rooms; good
FRAME, No. .2es1 venabie street; three rooms:
good lot $500.
FRAME: n, IL Federal street; three rooms; good
NICE HOUSE adjoining; good water and lot ;
NEW FRAME HOUSE in IIarvietown; lot ssx
$50; si0O.
$500. " -0''
FRAME HOUSE north Fourth street: five rooms
and good lot: ti.2UO.
ffA ME, 5i3 wet Caiharine street: six rooms:
BRICK HOUSE l2s south Cherry street; live
BRICK, No. 6lS north Seventeenth street: six
rooms $3.50.
FRAME HOUSES Nos. 532 and 53i north F,f-
tcenth street: $500.
bilCh, House five rooWs) Thirleth and Y:
good lot; $500. ~
Ihe above property Is now paying from 2 10 Is
P'r ceht: Us investment. and We will make the
Germs suit. PRANK ID. Hill & 80 VIC
II Sl-Ot los Main
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THE UNDERSIGNED, w. c. CAR

THE UNDERSIGNED, W. {. CAR
j RINGTON, trustee, by virtue OF inc power
vested in him by deed Of trust executed hy n. X;
Lewis 10 him as trustee, hearing date the ism ana
recorded on the 3lst day Of January, lev. 70 Sc
cure the paymcnt of T5,375.4l |, due by bond pay
able on demand To ID. j. fiartsook: and the under
signed, James l.. AppcrsOn, surviving trustee; ny
virtue of the power vested in him 10y q neeu "i
trust executed by the said T.. r. Lewis 10 MN ana
-. j. artsook, trustees, bearing date ne 19th uy
Of January. 1870, and recorded ON February l.
1870. 10 secure 10 the Jefferson insurance t0mpa-
ny $1,000, due by two negotiable notes, bearing
date the 29th day Of January, 1870 payable nj
twelve and eighteen months from date respective
W. each for - 500. and drawn by said L. Il. Lewis
viii offer for sale, In the village Of Howardsyllle
on the ... - ,....,,,.,, go,
nj public auction. that VALUABLE ESTATE ly-
ing I'm Nelson county, at the Junction Of the James
and Rocksh rivers adjacent t. the ylliageot How
ardsvile. and containing about l,OOO ACKLS OF
LAND.
This property l. one Of the most valuable farms
on Jane, river, the soil fertile and excellent
dwelling ana other necessary houses and improve
mcnts. and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough IN pay the costs
Of sale and to pay the aggregate balance due under
both Of said deeds Of trust. amounting to SS64NlZ
rs Of June <. 1874. with interest from that day
until paid on sS,lOO.73 thereof subject 70 credits
on Interest amounting to 1929 9-thc said bal
ancc being due 10 the Piedmont and Arlington
payable 20 ~ l.. Boulwarc. receiver: thercsidue OF
The purcha~e-moncy viii Doe made payable on such
terms n the -aid 4. II. Levi, may direct and he
should fail to give such directions, on reasonable
terms. W. {. tARRlNGIoN. llusice.
So LOOT j. l.. APPFRSOh. Trustee.
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WHAT ATTRACTIVE AND VERY
VALUABLE WEST FRANKLIN STREET
PROPERTY. THE RESIDENCE OF
MAJOR CLAY DREWRY.
At THE NORTHWEST CORNEE OF FRANK
LIN AND >IiAFER STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
TTEeDAY. SErrEMrEE 81. lNs2.

~ request OF Major CLAW Drcwry, who intends
sale 10y public auction. on the promises. on
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EOR BALTIMORE. eEn
- ,,,,,.,, - sxsss.s@e2k
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice the steamer II-CUTF viii
SAL every MONDAY at IL noon from POWIA-
TAN Doc IA, al Tweniy-iOurth and Dock streets.
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of adng signed and goods for
MTucd win dispatch To- points North and West.
Freight received daily until T.. NJ.
For further Information. apply 10
- ,,. ". O. KNIGHT, Agent.
u. y. tl>lSbR. Soliciting AGENT. tlc -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22

BY Qnarlcs & McCurdy,
successors 10 Robert y. Lyne)
Real Estate Agents. Aucuonccrs. and Brokers.
1912 Main street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11
A StatnEmanls Disrnst.

The cJhcrdaya statesman who wanted
to read up the protective question, went
to Spoll'ord, the librarian df congress,
and said: III there's any books on tar
illS in France and Grrmany-thcm ma
tons haze tariffs. don't lhcy?--if they
do want EN-" The books were hcapcd
upon the table, and the congressman,
and closing one after another
with u bang, at last cried out: "Oh,
Sponord, can't read these books. They
are nil in French or German. Where is
the English onrSy There are none
published of the class You want" said
Mr.. Spo!lord. The statesman slammed
out, muUcring; "Ihi> is u ---- fine Ii
brary for 4 statesman. =
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11
Sacred Alligators Was His Weakness

A small boy at IN Episcopal Sunday
school lately annoyed the librarian by
demanding u book entitled Sacred ALI
gators"
"Why. there is no such book in the
library,' said the puzzled librarian,
"Oh, yes, there is insisted the child.
Il saw it, and | want that alligator
book
The small boy was so pcrsistcntthat
the librarian hunted diligently through
the shelves for half an hour, aad even
called several teachers to help him. At
lust it was given up as n vain search,
and the youth was invited to look for
himself. He stepped up TO the shelves;
took a comprehensive survey and tri-
umphanlly produced the desired volume.
Ii was Sacred AllcgorieS."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11

Cholera slphlcu'
Ship fever prevented by
its nse.
In cases Of dcAth IN the
house, II should al
ways be used about
the cUrpsr--it VIII
prGYcnf any nnplcss'
ant smell, An anti'
dotc for amin NJ or veg
cmhle poison-. sllngs,
&c.
dangerous ethnyias of
rick rooms md hospit
als removed by III n-c
Yellow fever cradicGted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11
A Beautiful Experiment.

a pretty experiment has been recent.
y tried by the Belgian physicist, NJ.
Plateau. He bends fine iron wire so rs
to present the contour of u flower of six
petals The central ring to which the
petals are attached is supported on a
forking stem, which is stuck in piece
OF wood. After oNidizing the wire slight
y with weak nitric acid the flower is
lightly dipped in glyccrinc liquid so rs
to receive films in the petals and the
central part. II ia then turned up, placed
on table and covered with bell iar.
For little at first it appears colorlcsS,
but soon a striking play of colors com.
menccs. In the experiment NJ. Plateau
describes, the flower continued showing
its notifications Of color for ten hours
when dusk put an end TO observation,
Next morning several petals had burst.
The liquid used was Of n very mediocre
quality. NJ. Plateau recommends prem.
aratlon OF the liquid thus. Dissolve n
fresh piece OF MorscilIcs soap. cut M in.
TO small pieces, in forty parts by wcirht
OF hot distilled water Filter after cool.
ing; ana mix thoroughly three volumes
OF the solution with two glyccrinc. The
solution should be left at rest in Air
bubbles are gone. "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11

Elnnncrs nrr Milnr

Flounccs are wider
Spanish lace grenadines are now.
Sun-satin is u new glossy wooden
stuff.
Gros.gram silks are again in their
glory.
Lengthwisc plaits are stitched like
tucks.
The stylish pale shade is Havana
brown.
Blue grcnadinc walls have white polka
dots.
Faillc ribbons trim 5onnets for early
Spring.
New passcmcntcries resemble nppli-
que embroidery
The Jersey Jacket supcrscdcst the Eng
lioh walking coat
Linen euipurc lace, like Macramc, is
new for millinery
PunS of satin and crepe liSSc are worn
around the neck and wrists.
Large manila hats, laden with fcalh-
orS. are in the artistic Rembrandt shapes,
BUtoncd glove, are sold at haf-pricc
because those with closed wrists are
more fashionable.
Colorcd satin ribbon bows are worn Mt
the throat with Byron collars, made of
lace and insertion.
Mother Hubbard mantlcS, made en-
tircly Of blacl, lace will be worn the
coming summer They are, it is saidto
he made, not of piece lace, but Of that
about five inches wide, laid row upon
row. Killed or otherwise,
New lace collars for drcSSy wear are
made up in the Dauphin, Robrspicrrc,
Roi dc Rome Stuart, Girondin, or
Charles II. style, according to fancy,
and are all equally fashionable. the eS-
scntial point being that they shall be
very large. These shapes are panicu-
larry becoming to slender ladies.
Novel ornaments for bonnctS and hats
are of gold, silver or amber, and include
birds. clasps, crcSCcntS, silver ferns,
thi>tlcs and antique mcdaIlions, con-
nrctcd by slender chains, long pins and
poniardS with odd Roman or Grccian
heads. and stars. moons and fishes in
fine liligrec. Five diilcrently-shapcd
pins are sometimes thrust into the crown
and trimmings Of one French capotc,
Many ladies have gradually overcome
their first prciudiccs, and are adopting
many Of the ideas of the eSthctic "sect,"
which at first they wholly ignored.
High rufus, Mcdici collars, antique bro
cadcs and moircS, farthingalcs, pulled
sleeves, and the sharp-pointcd, stiff
whalcboncd bodiccs are getting to be
quite general; and, added to the rapid
extension Of panncrs over the hips, will,
If these fashions 20 on unchecked, make
our fashionable danes and bellies of to-
day look like reSuscitatcd Elizabcthans.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11
CONSUMPTION.

Owing to n popular idea thata remedy said to
cure variety Of maladics should be treated with
caution, If not -picion, the inventor hcsitntrd
some time in PLACING II before the public; hut from
the gral iS ing assurance by great Lumber of the
rare yitslizing and health renewing properties of
his preparation of llypuphosphitcs under yarie'
" OF crcuTsla nces he Is equally satisfied that
these fleets are secured by ut. rs, that it, act on
peculiar to his preparation, aud that Consump-
ton l. not Only curahr, but, up TO certain stage
il a. easily coutrulledas most other organic dis
rascs
While II Is the aim Of the inventor TO convey in.
formation to such M require h = HypOphO.p hite-,
IL is his firm belief that its usr will be valuable 10
all who desire long life or who are struggling Tor
health With faith hn-ed upon the experience Of
twelve years, he would not despair of restoring u
patient eufcring from the above named disease,
even though reduced TO II very low state and not
complicated by Gc,U0l organic loss
FL Mt, Mich, May 10Th, 1881.
Dosr Sir: Allow me 10 'ay that | esteem yOnr
"llypophosphites" mOat highly. and for those IN.
ga, ed IN professions which draw largely on the
ncryOus system II u nvHluahlc. ] have used II my.
self Wit the most satiac Dry rcsu T. mud Lave in
trodlCCd Ito large number Of my people.
REVEREND r. W HARE,
Pastor ot. Michaci's Catholic Church.
For Sale by all Druggists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-11
GREAT GERM DESTROY Err,
DARBY's
Prophylactic Fluid !!
lEzrYMasggNl1EM.EN

CunlGLlul, drslroi ud.
Sick rooms purified and
made pleasant
Fcvcrcd and sick per
sons relieved ana re-
frcsncd nv bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added TO the
water.
Soft white COmplcXl0ns
secured by itr use in
bathing
Impure air mode harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darhy'S
Fluid about.
To purify the breath,
cleanse the teeth, II
can't be surpassed.
Catnrrh relieved and
cured.
Eryalpclas cured,
BnrnsIcliryCd instently,
Sears prevented
Removes all unpleasant
ndOrs
ESrEizT;.E sSg.-xgL4 FL
SCARLET
FEW ER
CURED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-The following bust
ness was transacted the supreme Court % the Oh'u
States today .
No 57-Henry Kayser and other Ills coats on au
4 A Arthur Collector etb.-Disinascu va" ''0 vs. 49,
taoritv plaintiff In error. - ~ .uvv,v Cornnauy;
M y5T1e United states agt George " = a. "a X, 81
Eatrsran 4 strong George v r. = Lte nt @.t-a
nm M 3aieV late Collector sgt the NtW la - "a
md Huisoa River Railroad Company -r"sSoN ""' 49,
'e o. igustus D. Juiard piaioiid N error agI
Thomas tirpcnnan-F ASSET ,,,.-,rts
80 i-Wilram Y ard sarah c W ians apl55an.S, a."
= 4rr,,eiJ and otlers-Pos pouad % foot OK diS
Ioseph Shcfburn, pllint!h 30 error h6t li'a az
Huater and others-Ordered that case 40 ''e 'L'o '
teeutA ae - ,.o.,,- adr,t,iqt-,tor etc plginrT in
~ - tbe district OF Co unlia-hTed"A -,,-..,
"a 9i-The Chicago. Danfiio q III N..,ehIes Ia
~ - ~ ofhers appellants art Ni.La'n X f'su'A
Cor NY an rSment begun appellants and continue
On Al.
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THE COURTS.
TRYING TO VOID A CONSOLIDATION.

In the suit brought by Joseph Warren
nurnham and Jacob Berry shareholders Of the Metro
nol,tau Elevated Railway against the three elevated
galway companies have the consolidation agreement
Of october % ISL declared void as having been Drought
Nopt nv the fraud Of the directors OF the companies
ys,ica Ven Worst yesterday granted motion by the
aiptis for leave 10 amend the complaint Justice Van
rst had ntimaed that the complaint defective IN
,bat n onpy alleged that Jay Godld and Cyrus W fleIu
III acted fraudenty in conseuting 20 the consohua-
ton agreement. The amendment 20 the compliant con
80 IN substance in adding the allegations that One
st,ctors sloan Dillon and Dodge controlled III
,her action nv Jaw Gould and that nine OF the eieNyn
direetors OF the Metropolitan Company had iraldueh5
Sed the interests the shareholders, for their own
rSrsoual gain David Dudley Field on behalf OF the
companies opposed the granting Of the anenulnTlls
NE also asked to have the trial Of the case suspended
,n,il another suit IN the court nvoivng the se
S,ided that the trial should be suspended for the
nresent and that in the meantime the pl0n attorney
should serve copies Of the amended eonpmnl on TIC
other side which should have The right 10 deinur 10 II OF
make such other defense as might seem best
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NM cnI-Rr oF APPEALS.

Albany Oct. 11.-ln the Court Of Appeals
i,rnresent. the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j. and
assooiates the following busness was transacted;
No ei7-John H. Blanchard, plaintiff IN erro' ast me
peoDe etc defendants In erTOr-Areufd - viz. d.,
"a s4l-COfdea Moray respondent hgt 10 max %
Wei Troy appalant-On motion Judgneb aArne'' y de
80 279-Iohn F. Dillon, respondent AFT James eocAcIoit
20 .7S-John F. Reese and another, respondents aG~
John A Rutherford. appel.gnt-Argied- 40 ,se aos
"a, raenda Thursday, october L: NOS oL0 -oo &C.
~ 1g5 23s nd ls9.
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corRr cALENpARs-OcTOBER Il.

SUPREME couRr-CHAxgEas-Hed iy Earct. j. CON,
opens at 1890 a. mCalenar ca q ia, ia ~ N ~
~ vi ~ Zoo 5s5 257 go PAS a. eaC ~, 2js go
81 PREaR COURT-tiEN 4lsi-5io1 ~ IL, (,,,
IssH lagi. 49, Ia3 1872, 90. l.a. i2s 49, lj - o.
suF ms CoUaI-srEckL TEiiieiG By Van V9.t Ia
Court opens at 1890 N 80 ~ aao ~ az
boo 5o6 ass $40 $40 S77 49, 57A D. oli' "'' ii lac
Suf fs1 'toURr-CRcU1-PARr lied BY Donohn,
Jcort opens at 1899 q 5d a. S52 5Ss
ia 25j3 270l 20S8 34S 80 % -5 5 -si 80
PAN Tiled by Iaremore court opens at 1889 ,
2a5a 1853 so $50 225l 80 , 2 }S 5ag - ;21 o -
PtET Tl-Hed by Law euee Court o,@ns at l090 a
m-NOS 1926, l045, S6Z = 2io6- - -. 4~223.,
AZ 10 li97' i isssi I as5 So $ss
SJR5osArEs CoURT- Before Rollins s-Contesled WI Of
= nv, NJ. VII il Of BE, nor 1falen al pm
SUPERIOR CoUET-srEcIAL TsRN-hed oy FTee'nn'n < !.
Court opens at 10 a. bi-CaeuHaF c1eu "' Il " i'0''
t - r. ourr-TkIAL zR,PAaT He'd by sctgwic;
ga 30 III q 3.3 $50 49, ~ 51 3S - '4o' 144'
PAR II-fIeld by Russell I.Cou., opens 4 II a m
Nos & AS 5 545 79 ~ s& s2l a., g :S 3 53 Ss s
2Si ais 52i 5il 2C6, $50 529, 532 A. 1876 an 49,
PAT IiI-Hed BY Ainoqz JGoart open3 . az II a T
Mes III Gal, Ga. 7S9 as. 5G2 5eS 53e $50 oo! oe1
o., ~; % - FsSP:Il TERH He'd by Van Brint j.
Court opens at 80 mCalender called At II a. m-Nos'
COMMON PIRAs-TRIAL TERN PART lHeid By J E Pay Pay
L. curt opens al ~ a o5s So 80 5951 800 a3g5
~ 2ii0 Psi 22J3 22zs. 223o ST. $780, 2s49' poo
P1aT T1-Hed BY Beach ogens a. Il I9Y SSs
2os 2le3 2l6T 225S La 24S us 94s z4S3 2iSS
PsET 'lii-Heid by {. p Daly c. J.CouIt opens at II
26 2il7 2322. 1906 2245 2247 ZZ55 22le --oz =-oo'
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DanelnI Academies.

tJNIIlII tLHUEulTE5-
4 LIEN DODWORTWS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 70 G21 5th.ave.
80 Grasses Tor ch dren viii commence October H.
CLASSES ior gentlemen will commence OCTOBER Is.
Pilyat cssons--ee circular Tor terms 10
4 Lex. MCGREGORS
SCHOOL For DANCING 40 Sc ave-
Ohdrtns CHS e. begin saturday. October u Gentle
meas classes begin Monday Oct0Uor % See circulars
MR.. DE GARMO bngs TO announce that his
- acacay viii 0len for the enrolment Of pupils
uday am IN T. az li7B Broadway romer i9d-st lJte
hasags Academy which has enlarged and reltted to
meet the demln a " increased patronage
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY Or DANCING,
w Broadway and 39l.st
FRIDAY EVENINGS. CDMMENCE OCTOBER 20
Lessons every day and evening send for circular.
ID HARVARD REILLY. Master Of Dancnr.
No 9lS thave. cor. 45th-st, opposite Windsor Hotel
O,asses VIII PROMINENCE Monday October Is. 1852. In
gagcment 40 Newport, II. L. closes October 1.
Z = send postage sIamD tor circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT wAsHISGToN. n.
Established lS53.
Observation-Disclosures a - "a NJ n

REOPENS SEPT T. 1881
boarding School OF the highest grade whose three fold
enc and scTupulousy followed Is 70 mog at early
~ hiseet Of youth by sctence the viii BY obedience and
oleengs ~ retgt0n never separating uese three great
sSSnlstss Instruction discipline religion while Htiing tor
Situated Washington Heights about ten miles The
qson II Is rachel ~ the sixth Avenue Elevated Road %
1oousL Carriages Always waiting Dy timely moth
neslot the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL VI
more beautiful and healthy p ce0a an elineice co n
sahdAg the delightful sccDeryor more attractive sur
tolunzs found along tho farfamed banks Oh the
faaas"n its buihtfi.g q are unusually hOnehKe.
here ~ forty Of land attached t0 IL SHADED anal
kfOHndA So
!reach, GeTnas and spanish spoken
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