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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
DefaeinS the soldiers Monument.

MTLLERsvILLE, Pa, May 81 Some
miscreants have permanently defaced
the Soldiers Monument by some sort of
liquid.
Good Crops i'm Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 3l.-All the
crop reports are favorable and the
weather fine.
Greenback state Convention.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-A Post Dispatch
special from Mobile says that the Green
back State Convention met there to-day.
Wanted Holiday.
kANKAKEE, H., May Slst.-Twenty-
three stuoents of st. Victor College, at
Bourbonnais, have left the Institution be-
cause they were required to attend their
classes on Decoration Day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
CONGREGATION q. B.

General meeting will be held at the vestry
rooms of the Synagogue on SUNDAY EVENING,
June 4th, at 7:30 P. NJ
By order of the President m3ltd
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NEW TO-DAY.

EDELMAN & CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
jobbing trade in Southern California mylStf
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NEW TO-DAY.
kOTlCE.

Nobody is authorized to collect money for p.
Philip Co. except the undersigned,
May 3lst, 1882. p. PHILIP.
jc1-3t
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LOS ANGELES CLUB.

There will be regular meeting of Los Ange-
les Club for the election of officers for the ensuing
term, at the Club rooms, Baker Block, this
Thursday evening, at o'clock.
BY order L. ]. LEVY.
Jel-lt Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
$25 Reward.

We will pay the above reward to any person
giving information that will convict any person
destroying the Yerba Buena Bitters bills, XXX
Horse Medicine and Horsemans Collar Gall and
Hoof Ointment bills posted in the city and county
of Los Angeles.
H. WILLIAMS &c CO.,
m14-3m Band Front ST., San Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
stock Report.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
Principal Place of Business
% Montgomery St., San Francisco

Sub-Agents at each County Seat Of the State.
aFAgeney for Sale and Exchange of Farming
Lands. Large tracts subdvded and sold at auc.
ton or private sale.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
Pacific Coast
Lam ID BUREAu.

President, WENDELL EAsroN
Vice-Pres't and General Manager, GEO. W. FRINK
Treasurer, ANeLo-CALFoRSIAN BANK
Secretary, 3: f. b. WILDE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
New Process for Refractory Ores.
The Wheat Shipment.

San Francisco, May 3lst.-For the
eleven months ending May 30th,
81, 200, 900 centals of wheat have been
shipped from San Francisco to foreign
ports. The aggregated value of the
grain exported is $50, 100000 The
amount of wheat shipped the pres
ent season is far in excess of that of any
former year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
Smallpox Among Chinese la.
bOrers.

LEMooRE, May 3lst.-Three cases of
small pox have broken out among the
Chinese employed by the railroad at
Huron, 20 miles west of here, and the
terminus of this branch of the South Pa
citic Railroad. By order of the County
Board of Health trains are not allowed
to run further than this station. Con-
siderable excitement prevails and every
effort will be made by the authorities to
prevent the spread of the contagion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
THE COURTS.
a, Grass CASE OF FRAUD"


po,ore the NAV of Taken from Life was
rong,, on, In London in December, 1851 the auInor
,.rv Petit had offered 20 sell It to Eugene Iompkn
.,sc possou Theatre, for 5000. Mr. Tompkins made
.reemens with Samuel Colve for the joint purchase
- enc nav by them hut the purchase was not completed
$50, after the success Of the play had been tes'eo III
Ia,aou Then Mr. Petit cabled 70 Mr.. Tompkns lha'
=, might have the play for the United States Tor
NJ colyille agreed TO purchase with Mr.. Tompkns AZ
mat prce and the latter awaited the result OF MS us
a,ch 90 the author announcing his acceptance 81 'e
,orms IN the meantime Mr. Colville was eaFrfl'3 On
.ecret negotiations to secure the property cur ~
limself and did finally purchase the play lor $500
throuch his London agent. Mr. Tompkinss osPa10" "a
.ocep.ance was sent London on January g. leo- o
same day on which the sale Mr.. Colvile was eon'uii
vuataa On January Mr. Tompktns received caD.e
snafch from the author stating that before te ~
snce was received the play had been sou W ''"0i P
sons. ,.xN T Di,tenhoefer. his
counsel tenn Dorary injunction in the supreme
estrining Mr COlvie from representing himself 10 oe
ihe sole owner OF the play and from entering no az"
Contracts for its performance or from prOdnchg ~
snv theatre IL was claimed that Mr. Cove hau oeeI q,
snlty Of fraud and deceit in obtaining the sole % him
me play and that court OF equity wOuu nV
10 motif bv il Justice Barrett at Chambers
Continued the Injunction He saidin his meiVi s,d
decision that the papers show as gross car bt 10
npon MT Colvile's part g as has ever Oeeh oioS1
attention
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corner pieces, the boundary line being a arawd
the ground distance OF six feet IRON lhe used by
What Is the size Of the balls ana "lehc'S " =
association players 7" -, .a q quarter
The balls should he of rubber. three ana qnn.o
inches: fhe wckets of steel three ana q,itr
inches wide set in wooden blocks 10 insure ,ha,
might add for the benefit of Those forming haze
now is the lay out ground suc o., tine 70
described so that during the winter II may INV '
settle. -, ,,.,..aor 81 of the
You have not heard" continued the Professor; vi VIM
new scheme of Postal CrOquet, devised by Nh 80
Matawan PLAYER II will undoubtedly grchtE pIants
pcpuarize the game. The plan is brleny lns orne
are distributed with the printed heading foHtr hae
of Croquet between A. and B. This blank VIII nm The
on il date and diagram OF the grounds shoNlhe 60
ocation of the wickets. etc. A., in Maine, Wlses an
play b. in Florida. whom he knows by repus, n IN
through his assocatiOn correspondence Is peg enc
settle prciminaries. Il. opens the game uiagrn. 80 a
position of the balls and mails the blank al lne oon
penny 10 A. who makes his play from the SAINT p,e a
on his grounds and reinails the circular 1 bt sew
game will thus continued for several we "a
eriI have already been played with as much pcsnon-
can he obtained from game OF chess DS honesty
dence The invention only requires aosolu, ,h N the
among PLAYERS Even that may be DISPENSE, from
gaiues are played with and certified 10 py
eac piu
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A VERDICT For $4,000.

The suit brought by Patrick Cary against
the Cunard steamship Company 10 recover $4,000 as
damages YVES hnIsned yesterday before Judge Shlpman
A, the United states Court the plaintiff recover
ing one-h half the amount asked for. Cary was long
sborelnan and was employed on November 8, lSeO' TO
assist in unloading coal from vessel at the docks OF
the steamship company The rope that was used IN hoist
ing the coal tubs from the hold Of the vessel was al old
one that had been spced at point The ends Of the
two portions of the rope that had been spced became
loose by use and were noticed by tne foreman in charge
at the dock The rope examined and after tucking
An the loose ends the foreman thought 1t was sufficiently
safe and went away. An hour ferward the rope broke
ana the coaltub fell into the hold striking Cary VINO
was AT work below. He Injured IN several places
hui especially ia MS limbs. One Of his legs was broken
aud he was taken a hospital where he remained Tor
seyera weeks When discharged from the hospital the
Injured leg inches shorter than the other cary
still suffers in general health from the injuries re
Celved.
Judge Shipman in charging the jury yesterday said
that tine employers must take reasonable care that tue
appliances used by employees were adequately safe
They were not required extraordinary care, but
such as could reasonably be taken. The fOremen VINO
had charge OF the men, and could nave seen that new
ropes supplied agents for whose acts the en-
poyera responsible The jury after being absent
for hour brought IN verdict Tor the painful assess
ing the damages at Sl0,OOO
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THE ARMY and NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The superintendent
mounted recruiting service has been directed to
cause forty coored cavalry recruits to be prepared and
forwarded under proper charge to Fort Davis Texas
via TOyah, on the Texas and Pacific Railroad, for as
signment TO the 10th Cavalry.
The resignation Of Cadet Lewis \. Springer, third
class United States Military Academy, has been nc
ceped by Secretary Of War; to take effect October
81, 1889.
heved from duty in connection with the recruiting scr
vice ana win report in person BrevetCOlonel A. p.
Blunt, United states Army for duty at the LeaYen-
wor b military prison, FoIt LeavenwOrtn, Kansas.
\ board OF officers to consist OF Captain james W
Powell jr., 9th Infantry Captain Robert NJ OReilly,
assist ant surgeon, and FirsLeutenaut Thomas Knox
Ist Cavalry has been oruered 10 assemble III TINS city
the call OF the senior officer TO examine INTO and report
upon the qualifications OF SUCH persons us may be
brought before Tor appointment 20 superinteHdens VI
The extension ofleqye Of absence granted Second
Lieutenant George y. Van Dcusen 4th Cavalry OctO-
Der 3, has been further EXTENDED zen aay D. , , r.
The leave Of absence granted Assistant surgeon A H.
Appel, October IA. 1882, has been extended Two
Coionel John D. wilkins, 5fh Infantry. has been
dered TO report TO Commanding General Depart
Of Dakota on or before the expiration OF Ills eaFe
of absence. Tor GUY with his regiment
Captain William Badger 6th Infantry. has been re-
heved from duty as hemDer oi the genera court
martial Davd's Island, New York HarDor.
Assistant Engineer George W snyder har been ordered
to the United states PaOs per steamer vi
I'D from san Francisco; Mldsnipmdn Joseph
Beae TO the United states steamer Juniata Lieutenant
William w. kimbal has been detached from tue Bureau
OF Ordnance ne 9th inst and ordered to the United
Engineer Frank NJ ASHTON from the PaiOs ana ordered
10 return home and report his arrival Rear admiral
Crosby commanding the south ACauc station, reports
10 the Navy Department nis arrival at MOnteYdeJ,
Uruguay September 10, in the fagsdp BrOORlyn. Tue
United States steamer Marion was IN port; al On board
well The United states steamer Gaena arrived at RIO
de JaneirU September r. aud mad been ordered by Ad
nIral Crosby proceed MODteVdeO without Geiay.
Admiral Crosby says; As the naval general
court martial wnlcn nave ordered to Oh board
the has finished It, business sna detach tue
Marion and send her TO Portsmouth y. H. During the
later part OF the BTOOklyn's stay Rio dc JneIO
.uere a good deal or smallpox ON shore and there
were tour cases board his sup. The were I'M
mediateIy the hospital, aHd there have been 10
Indications Of the disease board the I'D
ulL"
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

II
About 1000 people visited Coney lsian nn
Yesterday TO witness the racing at the G
track dispute occurred between MI mart "na
Of the Dwyer Brothers. The trouble aross aDOa -
-, ,,mi,,n Of George Mccullough in the race on
vadnssdav when Nina beat him. The Jockey who RODE
,,oCrIIonch was ruled of the track The disputants
d not come to blows however, and the cr9wG tnat 9
ratbeTed was disappointed Many people were nor
sstisded AT the issue Of the first race yestle -.
day claiming that Adalgisa was n9t i ruJSh d 40
49,, THE manner in which little CaldWeli Ioue
Iftle Butercup in the second race also causeu %
comment The first was for a purse OF S-VVo'
so 70 second for tw0-year-Ods special weights, y
mile only started Tennyson led rom sar ond %
finish and won by three lengths Adaglsa was stcouu
The time was l:22. French pools paid - 90 IHe SCI
ond race was for n purse OF 500 500 10 secon"' ~
four-y rods and upwards, selling allowances,
miles Haledon by neck. Tne time was -
French pools paid 500 50. The winner was no, so,
me third race vas purse OF $780, 500 10 7tolu'
for three-year-ods selling allowances, mile; ltls
Dan won 6y a neck with Perplex second The time was
1851 French pools paid 81 IS. The fourth race vas
for purse of $3.50 $50 to second, handicap. IA miles.
Nina easily by three lengths Inc uhe was -'A -
French pools paid 80 80.
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.v rvrcrroR NOT REMOVED.

Michael Lynch and John Powers were ap,
pointed executors of the will OF mrs Jula
dted in this city in January, ISL leaving an ISL
o,n about 100000 The will directed tue executor
y, the real estate and other property INTO caS
ana 20 nav as legacies Julia Lynch niece ana 70
S,,oheel Inch. a nephew, $4,000 each; to invest
sIo GOO for the benefit Of two grandchildren ana aie'
The navment Of certain other egaces to dvide 'ne
e eouaIlv between certain other neces and nephe"s
James Lynch one Of these residuary lega1ees
liad 70 Surrogate Rollins TO have Michael Lynch re-
moved nom his execCtorship The petitioner
,ba, this executor had not complied with any OF inc
terus OF the will that none OF the properly
had been sold and none OF the legaees paid II Was
averred also fha Michael Lynch. taking adYahtsge "a
his tnowiedge of the value OF the estate had
~ bny some of the legaces for less than they vert
worth BIS depreciatng their value Under these repre-
senteons The petilOner sold to the executor Ms legacy
fcr ~ 600 which afterward he found TO be worm
SI5 900 IL cRarged that Michael LYhcn nae ilae
80 fase reDresen AuOns TO the value OF the estate
Tor the purpose of getting this legacy at such low price
Mebaei Lynch denied AL the accusations OF improper
conduct and declared that nothing lad been Gones 20
The interest the egatees without thel lu ~
and that the other executor had assened 10 an ln nc
had done Yesterday Surrogate Rollins gave decision
DENYING the application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
RUNNING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

TIE first of the series OF races to be run by
W. G. George the English ongdistanee champion ana
L. E. Myers the American "sprinter," to decide the
championship the world, will take place at the Foio
Grounds on Saturday, November 1, at 4 o'clock Inc
distance is one-half mile. Myerss record is Loo To-
George has never done better than lbs In England OUT
has frequently assured his friends here since MS
thai he will force Myers TO beat the record BOth men
are IN perfect health The track Will DC IN me con
dltiOn and with "A good day close race IS assured.
Three other athletic contests will be gven-l0Oy
run oue-mile run and twOmiles bicycle race-lh con-
uecti0n with tue championship race, under tue auspices
of the Nosely Harriers of Birmingham, England, ana
the Manhattan Athletic CluD of this city Many prom
nent athletes are entered in these contests.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The following bust
meas was transacted the Supreme Court Of the nted
States to-day:
No 67simon Wing and others agt Edward Anthony and
Others-Argument concluded.
No 6o-0akea A Ames and others agt J. L. Quimby-
Argument begun.
No 577-samael Osborne IT. agt the County Of Adams
Submitted
AnlnuInn1
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COURT CALENDARs-NOvEMBER 8.

SUPREME CoURT-CHMBERs-Held by DoDohue. J. -Calen.
dar called at a Mos 81, 90. 65. q 2Z5 30 270
27 $50 80 2S0 2Ss 2S9 292 293 1885, 297 5O2 S06 S0
3OS
srRRoGArEs CoURT-Before Rollins s-Contested will OF
Frpderck GTOte at l0a III.
SUPERIOR COURI-SPECIAL TERMHeld by Freedman, j. -
No calendar
COHMoX PLRAs-sPEcIM TERN-Hed by Van Brunt, J.
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

VOHN McMULLEN,S SCHOOL reopens thurs gaT :,
j dar sent ia at 262 Broadway elevator In 32dst)
70 500 Circulars and PAM
phle- az Putnams. "a West 2Sd-St-
YON g. GILBERT'S CLASSICAL SGliOOL,
~ ihaye will reopen September 20 Pupils are pre-
naTS the pest colleges and
sre are two departments senior and Junior each hneu
20 fifteen pupils
NJ w. LYONS TT 1>sr,r,-rr
~ er 1r,t-tSN-T'Y OF Broadway
NJ Twenty seventh year.
oil auez nd prepares for college business.
1'eniv down town school centrally located Rooms
ne OnS ne door light high oeted and well ventilated
M work; Advisory Committee, LII
i,arferlv written examinations. spelling Ladder ana
nnal Report. Circulars at Putnans and kandOphs anu
the Prtnripals residence IS Lexington-ave.
NTFW-YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Ash broadway Of 43d-stl Classical English
and Commercial Departments Fall term begins sept 20 and
Eor thorough practical teaching progressive metodh I'M
scssfu results institution claims 10 equal the jest
Nr England training schools During the past Two year
10 Graduates admitted with high credit INTO e
leading colleges several passing at once into the sophomore
md Junior Glasses -. - .,o.o ,as,-,-o n in
o Engs or b. sness education Preparatory classes LOT
np ovs Reference made TO the many eminent citizens
~ eu York whose attend the school For cHcuas
~, ~ 20 HENRY G. MILLER,
"FP' CHAS. c. STIMETs Principals
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HENRY ?. CoOPER,s MENTAL CONDITION.

HENk1 i. COOfEIlc Mf4N IA1< CONDlA4O-N'
The hearing as to the alleged insanity of
Henry Prouse Cooper was begun yesterday before the
referee John A Beal, at No IL Wall-st Brief argu-
ments made by opposing counsel upon the question
OF the burden of proof Mr. 5tilman urged that was
for Mr. Cooper friends TO furnish proof Of his sanity
but Mr. Cunning acting for Mr. Cooper maintained that
II was necessary other side o. establish the fact
Of Mr. COOper's insanity. The referee sustained Mr.
Cunning. the case will be continued to-day
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BASEBALL NEWS.

The Jasper and Seneca mines played a game
Of baseball on the Manhattan Co,ge ground yesterday
afternoon The attendance good. The Jasper nine
Outplayed their opponents at every point and won by
the following score
Jasper. IA
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=;ToYINCToN LINE FOR BOSTON.

~ IUN INT ININ II y ~ =, M ~
CoNNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsl,, only
Fare SO 10 Boston Tor hfstelA' iiHiVo" NNN'''' h'
as specified their face ,.,,, - CONJUNCTION leave
steamers MARIANA - 81 - sn- n AZ foot OF
Jay at arriving Boston at a m .,.sa s,a,eroon,s
.acnrs M offices Of EXPRESS Co. -Vi ssl SSa anu
80 and az Firth Avenue and windsor hoeel
~ olees Freight always taken al the loves,
l. VI. EILklNS. General passenger Akons
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EXPRESS leave New York and Court
landt streets Ferries, as follows:
5lo. 20 b. $50 90 and 10 Limited IL a ], so $40
4 .. d, 7, ., ANA IN, and II night SUNDAY : D 2,
~ limited and 10 m. !. q. T. B. AID 9 p n ana IL
night.
Exprss Trains leave New-YOrk daily except sunday AZ
1:ZO IN. and D. IN, running through VIA trenton An"
Camden ,,,-,.,.nt,
Returning trains leave Broad Street station Phadepha
II Ol, 800, a2, S4J, 600 80 90 sou ana ~ q ~
Limited Express 80 p. M j, 3 4 t-S Lul't'". 81
$50 lao, and $50 D. ON sunday, lEOl 'ub 80
345 \ 30 a. m (j., imiteti b, I'D ), aud s-u 2 M
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, a. H. ana 4So p III uAiV
except sunday. -. tto,so and
Ticket rices sac and 9A Broadway. Astor House ana
Desbrossrs tOurtlandfst-.f tourl-st-
Brook lyn Annex station foot OF Fuionst btO9Ayn ,o
-On-st, Hoboacn 'lA'ru IVY
EutQrant Ticket once Baitery Pace. -, a., , .h..y
The Newly Ork Transfer Company VIII S"N '"' A"N NN
Baggage from hotels and residences n urcon
ChAhis a.,r a.. MANAGER General Passr Agent
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stedn311ts rrI lIiIrJI1L
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa Philadelphia Baltimore aud Washington

On ana after MAY n, the magnificent Passenger Ttlins
leave from Pennsylvania railroad Depot foot Of Cortand'
anu De.Dros-e.-sL., tIlDNs
p w. exceo5 sundays ntrlor car ATTACHED arrives wash
ngtOn 10 Night leaves washington as ~
N daily seepers aud day coaches through to ClhcinA'
anu -dcasn
p daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 n Cul
cnnati Chicago s}j 4 AMI It. Louis $50 A M
g. palace sleepers and coaches though 70 CINCINNATI
Louis ant Chicago
Express Washington az 1910 daily Seepers
ana day coaches through tO Ciucinnat-
70 NOOfher line makes faster time the West. Trains,
arrive from G.jOa 800 p m and lO0O p
Tickets and sleeping secured and baggage called
Tor ana checked destination at cOmpanys ONCE \ 81 ,
Broadway ami Offices OF the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. n. J
EafahlIshed lE5l
superintendent-JoHN B. HAYS, ". D.


REOPENS SEPT 4. 1882 -. al,
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose UNI
end and scrupuousy followed Il % mould AT an eaIy &
the intellect OF yOuth the VIII Dy 0O,nei ~
lie feelings reifg9n never separating these three gre
requisites instruction discipline reh gOh WINE u'ehG '
Situated on Washington Heights about miles mp the
uudson n ia eache bv Sixth Avenue Elevated ROAD 70
1j5thst Carriages are always in waiting or ~ they o
fcaton the superintendent meets te arrival OF any
more beautiful healthy pl lce-On an eminence cou
handing the delightful scenery0r more stractVe %
rOundngs ara found along the ariane1 banks Oh h0
Hudson. Ia buildings unusually homeiSe -, ,,t,
OF land attached % H. -haueu
teTsected by oak groves a1Ordng ample space Iot pay
grounds
French German and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
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obstruction.
For Both Sexe5-Countrv

For Both Sexes-Countrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. IA miles
"a from New.York children receive mothers care
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Bofh SeNes Full Ofteachers Instruction thorough
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Begins September 49, Address H. X. THAsk Principal.
Miscellaneous.
CANNES, SOUTHERN FRANCE.-Professor
Keuon will receive into his family three or four young
men VINO may be DESTROYS OF residing time III the South
OF France comic family le Is offered combined with
In the French Ian age, II desired residence dur
ing the summer months among the mountains: price per
month 800 francs Address Professor jacob Els RENON,
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DAKOTA,

MINNESOTA aud the NORTHWEST, IT PAUL, MIN.
NEAPOLIs and all points in COLORADO, OREGON.
CALIFOhNIA, NEBRASKA UTAH, and MONTANA,
reached direct from CHICAGO VIA the