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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1882,

at l O'clock, P. VT.
TSogood work or driving horses, head
f..U0 OF mitch cows, some with calves by
~ Their side and Others sprlhglnv, Y
hcliers springinG to calve, head OF rh9ats,o'
unir Of ch,ckens, / market egon, fl nily Car
rage horse farm wagon, horse roller, mar
ket sled, tong e and shaf =, wagon, dearborn
cart and pillow ha:Gcss plows, harEowS, CUT .
vator, hoes, rakes spades, shove 4, perry
era es; d Try hxt ros such ss chu'n and horse,
milk buckets and pans, ahd many other arti'
Cles not IIent Oned.
Terms: All sum- of $50 and under cash,
over that amount a credit { D mol tins IN pur
chaser giving blnksblc noe with an tap
proved ,ndorser. JOS Pm MILLER.
Il. w. StidIam u son. Auyt I3INIty'lW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

VNOR RENT.-A FARM OF lOs ACkES
ID in Brsndywine Hundred, hvo miles
SAMUEL CCLBERT,
i,n2,.u bDOShipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

The above signers are gentlemen of figh
sanding. A. H. OoLQUITT, Gov. of Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

V1OR RENT.-A FARM OF 40 ACRES
on the Concord pike, four miles from
Wilmington, at a moderate rate. Apply
swan Hotel, Wilmington, Del, Johh Duhh'
dec27-dAwI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

vSOK RENT-3 OF THE NEW HOUSES
on delaware ave bet Jefferson ana MAD
ison streets. Apply MARIAN dhuSE,
utf 5O3 Delaware ave.
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W. n " nssssND' PERRY, GA

Have never known S. s. 5. to fail to euro
case OF Syphilis, when properly taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

1I,1E RENT-HOUSE NO 30 SPnuCE
street; hve rooms pos cssi N immediate
" La, VAN KLE OK,
"iu,tt 9lb Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT Az KING
wv 6treek Pleasant rooms and good &C.
ooWmQdntlJue. Jan lind
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

tOR RENT.-2b ACRES or tt,Oi
n MARSH, near the Pulp works. Apply
~ SAMUEL CULBERT,
dec23tf BOO Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

yxXk1yNp-BY A YOUNG WON AN A
Il vtSM* G>&46&lOn az muse or chambeImaid;
apply N 4Osrpenter street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

\ -0R aAY,E on HkNT-THE OLD tS-
e.siisS~ ~ 1890 stand, NO. DGs NJ ar
= .as.ss SSVisw = 15ont Of 2lft Gin GA Mar.
~ 1fSS2 Y1A1ikk tkseughto shipiey street
I'M ~ ~ q 9Sav tisms; possession given
- ~ s11h q 1felch. Apply to J.. BARN,
z14 4 1872 1872 -'- .artH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

GOOD AMERICAN
.1Nv ~ Aen with reference; Apply at 70l
kronoA ptfoet J2dttt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

aXY&MTED "A GIpL FOR CHAMBER.
yVs nlAi4sat Delaware House, 5l3 Market
GIG@k t{s55fi I27-tf
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nUBIIC SALE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ?rd, 1885.

Of household and kitchen furniture a
nrG he 4 Co. s aucti IN room, NO, 4. Fourti
81 rect
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

VYYAMTED-A HOUSEkEEPEk TO 90
w . short distance IN the count y, no
butler tcmake Address '. REPUBLICAN
o6loe, JAMS It'd ltwt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

UYAuTED-A HOUSEKEEPER, NONE
4 M h nee4 apply unless they unoersta nd
taktng c1eeS ~ nix and butter. address J
QfOv6H CArlG11nna, Z. u J.2S ltd.itR
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vNOR RENT AN ELEv EN- hOOm
house, nearly new, 1903 Jackson street
Ap,ly at q. W. wELDlN'S Office. over BY mar
ket street bridge. Jo'-'
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VTfANTED--A GIRL TO TAKE CARE
w ~ "a infant dur ny the day; must
deep 81 home, Uall at go West Ninth It.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

TnAx1IID-A COLI RED WOMAN
neral housework, at 2lsW sth
stsNets j2s
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Z lsg M. HHWkiNs SON,
~ nv neuAiss, NJ Msr.et street, Will
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ryOR RENT-OOAL AND WOOD YARD
r over 9rd street bridge; 1t has s,ahs,
bins and sll necessary fixtures Apply 70
SAML CULBEKI, 500 Shlploy street. 10
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"ANxMtAA GOOD WHITE GIRL
-vy. A 1eneral hous' work In a small
FAMILY Hz1U1y Ems w 18th street. l27-tf
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"ANTkDL-DOARDERS AT NO. 3Oi
VA French street, good Accommodations
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RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody to US in reps"d to
the IT. sr1t, of 5. 5. ). POLK. MILLER D. 20.
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r.%DR PENTHOUSE NO. H7 WEST
ID street; with all modern improvements
Apply TO M NJ Mn M' ,trect
i24l0t ~ oa'hot '"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

however stretch out its list of titles indefinitely
Another task Mr. Morley has undertake IS the super
vision of an English edition Of Emersons woiks.
This also is to bc published by Messis. Macmillan
and TO fill about SIX volumes. The date oil its ap-
pearanee is uncertain. There has been some notion
of waiting for the pal LEGATION in America OF EneI-
sons Literary Remains but If those are not TO te
expccted at once, volume of the English edition
may be looked for next autumn. To this, as I'M
derstand, Mr.. Morley contributes an Introductory
Essay An Essay Emerson which Mr. Matthew
Arnold has in hand wild appear as n magazine
article probably before The end Of the year
Of Democracy" there have now been sold IN
London by Its first publishers moro than o'ooo
copies. Another house, directly Messrs. Macmillan
paUlishcd their cation OF dollar, brought out d
competing issue at shilling and to TINS was uuo
the speedy appearance of shilling issue oil inc
original edition Mcssrs. Ward. Lock lyicr
are the second publishers. ] have NOT near" W
their propusng to pay the author anything III 'no
nature of copyright 1t was this house which ia'eiy
produced for the benefit OF the BrltlSh Puoic ,I'o
whole of Mr. Lowells Poems IN one Voiume' MI
Lowell first became aware Of it from seelhg Il copy
of The book on booksellers counter &C. VS.
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ley TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRrBuvEI


LAS VEGAS. " NJ, Aug. 21.-The Apache Syndi-
cate of Maricopa County, Ariz is reported to have
no properties of ascertained merit only locations
without even fair prospects. The Eastern pub 10
will do we'll to beware of these syndicates IN this
country. Syndicate" seems TO be synOnOmOuS
with fraud.
The electric process stamp mill erected for tho
Homestake Company at " hteoak, by one Hodge
man, has proved failure, and the company ls de-
layed in progress for a year thereby, besides
tanning loss OF $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Aug 21.-In the long-pending case
of the Dean Richmond Mining Company against he
Broncho Compauy's mining claims for certain
mineral tracts of land at Tucson, Ariz Acting
Secretary JOslyn to-day rendered decision IN favor
of the former
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The superintendent OF the Sierra Grande and
Sierra Plata mines at Lake Valley, y. NJ, tele-
horn silver today weighing 10000 pounds,
worth over $50, 900, and over $500 In horn ST.
yer besides. We also shipped from mill to-day over
1853 900 IN bars"
Bodie Consolidated superintendent telegraphed,
August 20. will ship tomorrow Sos OF pill
ton from BodIe dump Crude bullion on hand,
1851 ounces"
The Carbonate Hill Mining Company received
August H. s. ,000. the pr0ductOt the mine Tor the
first twelve days of August.
The secretary of the Caledonia Gold Mining COM
pany, (B. H., reports officially, Aug II: have
to inform you that assessment No. 10 OF 10 cents
per share has inst been levied. This assessment has
been forced upon the directors on account OF tha
unforeseen delay IN opening up the new level and
the consequent delay IN starting up the mill Az
the level Is now IN Of fair quality the directors
expect the mill viii again be producing bullion be-
fore this assessment is exhausted | may add, the
mine Is out Of debt
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New l)nt!iclilons.
Urine PUBLICATIONS.

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1851
Price % cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORl3sL
Price 80 ceutS
nEsCHEN, a Tale OF an Ola Castle.
PucelO cents.
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra so. 81.
Price % cents.
fON i 'N''' - Price 30 cents.
THE TRIBUNE.
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MINES AND MINING

MONDAY. Aus. 2l-Pn
Business at the Mining Stock Exchanges copJ
hardly be duller than it was to-day. Robinson co,
solidated was steady at 1850 40 Chrysolite was
unchanged at $50 and Little Chief was 3 cent,
higher at 53 cents BuIwer yielded 10 cents n
40. State Line and 3 was l cent lower at %
cents and Oriental and Miller sold at 10 cent.
buyer 90 days. Alta Montana dropped 20 J0(1 ~
Cherokee was of 2 cents at 81 cents. ConsoldatcJ
Virginia declined from AZ TO 3S cents and Cali.
fornia solG at 10 cents.
SALES A7 THE MIMI EYCHhyGRS
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1tlinlna.

A SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Bella, Apache
~. aud other Mining stocks dealt in Oh commission.
GUS :. NEU, 3 Wali-st.
Member New York aud Philadelphia Mining Exchanges
TOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and ali otheI
unlisted mining stocks bought and sold close quo,soni
daily, W. BREN ION WELLING, D. IS galway.
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Law Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twentyourth annual term Of tins instrnon com
nruccs a 80: Great JOues-st, Ne@l oIk, on Npnu me
III doy o october next ami continues until June = lso5 lho
course of study embraces cole gate years ihc ueeIee
of achrlor OF Laws conferred upJl such students ~ Pu
sue H. m courses and pass prescribed eX1m alton
FeloyslD of $500 per wear will Dee awarcd, iLdci re- "a
tos OF the Faculty 10 bc hereafter announced ia I' o'i
lSS5 and AT succeeding RODS, - continue Tor iiee -
ia graduate whe m excel in general proficiency and at
tention q the studies Of ihe course
For catalogues, address No tflc4i 10 ics,st ,-, Ia
THEODORE W. DM IGLI, warden, &c
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obstruction.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country
C,WJTHIN G.. sIGORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY

- FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS MEDIA, PENN
TWELVE MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA, and 22s
hours from NewYork city School year september
IL Fixed price covers every expense even book &C. 20
extra charges incidental No Examination TOT
aItn.op Thirteen experienced teachers, all and all
graduate special oppont e. for apt students 20 advance
T,ry SPEC a drill dull and backward boys Patrons
or students may select studies choose the regular n
fish Scientific Classical civil Engineering
Course students fitted al Media Academy are now IN lsr
ward Yale aud cgos and Polytechnic schools
aud temperance charter which
Inc safe all Intoxicating drinks For new illus
trated circular address the Principal and Proprietor
SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE a NJ. QIarvard University
GraduateJ, Media, Penn
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Eeaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRUINS. Plaintiff.
against SIMON MITMAkk. et al Defendants elton No.
Ia pur suancc Judgment Foreclosure and : lie duly
made and entered above entitled action bearing dais
18th day Of August 1882 the undersigned the Referee
therein named Will sell public auction AZ the Exchange
Iasrnon M in Hrnadvav In me civ and County n
New.Y ork THURSDAY, lie 7th day 81 sEPIE 4.
Auctoneer the premises described IN sam Judgment a.
xii that certain lot piece parcel Of land and building
thereon erected lying and being Ia te -hh NaId
OF tile CITY bounded and described "a, follows,
Beginning point on the northery side % Drlhd ssh'
easterly Grand and IhompSon-ss cunning l.olo
northeTy and II lel with Ihompsonst ortysI teet ana
eleven inches thence eaeriy and parallel WIN Sranust
egleeu lee snd inches, thence sOuihery aDG par
ae with Th0mpsOn-St f0iy-iX feet and eleven ihohes
nOrthery side OF Grdlds ell hteen ltet anu CO
the point or place Of begmninii ana nov mo" sfc
b. HYMAR SANDS, plaintiffs Attorney No 81 William
ST., New York city.
SUPREME COURT CITY and COUNTY
- of NEW.YoRK CHRISpiAN BhCNS; P nd,
AGAINST Action SMoN 10 %IE lS pursuance Sads
ment OF Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered u
above entitled aeton bearing Jae te In "a, y,
named will sell public auction at the Nehinge ssies
room. No. Ill broadway in % CITY ana I9Nnl o .o
YORK on TIL RSDAl the TIN day Of September .0' Al "a
o'clock noon of that day by John T. Boyd aucnoneer no
prem ses described in SAID Judgment a. follows -
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land ana Duiqnf
thereon ercted situate lying being I'm the Eighth NARA
OF City Of New York bounded aud described a ooS
nOrtheasterly corner OF Grand and IhoIp'h SIS x.
thence northerly and parallel with Th0mps'Dst ol
eighteen feet inches thence souhefy anu pata
lei Thompsonst forty six ee aud eleven inches 10 "a
northery side eighteen feet and eleven cos
the pout or place OF beginning ana now 1H,Hn seys
Grand.st. . - ABtAM III ; =, ,,.,fism.t
Newly ork city.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORYTA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Monday, Aug 81. 1889.
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ynsiruCtlolL
For Both Sexe5-City.

For Both Sexe3-SlCy'
MRS GRIFFITTS will reopen her EngiiSn,
troncn aud German Day School Tor Young iaheh an"
Children on Monday september 20, al No 40 ""
isth-st
MISS ]. +. WREAKS, 30 f. 77th-st, Board
vi a.. and nav school Young Ladies' and Cninrenl
win commence sept n. Apply by lccr care OF ~ xe,:
csr Room luS Trinity Buildings un'l 'cP' 80 Wv" $780,
WREAKS will be at homo
MISS NJ. A. CLARKS .-,.,,..
WI EEGIISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL for yonng a n,
and children will reopen september - 1881 4o' ~
35thst
MRS. WILLIAMES' g., h.
nj Eno,sh and French ROlrling and Day school ior
Xonug aides and Children NO26 West 3th-5t vi" reopen
SepteInber y. Address By ettcr until -eplen Der Az
MADAME J. NJ. STAMPS FRENCH, Eng
WI lish and German Boarding ana Day school 'r nouhs
LADIES' aud children reopons September T. ~ limited
ave FRENCH the llbr age 81 schooi anu lainh' i""
number of boarding pupils received. -----
RIISS GRINNELL, 80 East 55th-st Will re- re-
wi open her English French and German boatdhG "a
pay school Tor Young Ladies and Children Oct 1"eSi
ae and Elective courses OF study superior acues lor
Art ana Music separate department for boys
EIME. DA SILVA & MRS BRADFORDS
IVA doTmerlv Mrs Ogden Hoimln's English lTcich nn
German Boarding ana Iav Sclooi To- Young lhlI.' Hnu
Children NO II West 3Sil-.t., Ncw-IWS VIII reopen "a
Monday In hctteinbeI. Application may DO ""u - 80
ter or personally a. above -------
NfADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL, - ". 46tn-
I'VE ST. New.York. Boarding and pay SGloo ~ hi r,0tnh
Iadc s ana Children Reopen sept q Ih0Ohgh Enghsii
Course Daly Lectures French and other 'ahguaHfs
spoken within six months Drawing ana nu'O"i "u' "n"7
unsurpassed
rEyUE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTlON.-
4S7 5h-ave. Glasses and private Instruction. Auuoss
Mrs. ANA RANDALl~DI EHL Principal
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ielp manteo.

xVANTED.-A boy about IL years ola o. S nest q
w senerai work in a tailoring establishment nsae UP
reference required, by note.w. B. b. ir''"A'
town once, l,2So Broadway.
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obstruction.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE. New DIRK City.
NS0,nptyc AND on bG GSp sch 1871 FOR BOYS AND
DoA ''D'N' S Y'or 81 MS or Xxi , se
The prospectus contains full deiaii1;o 1890
IWeAyeSH'IP r TS sol" E2s cifAELI director
DP SNCHS'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
~ S9 eDcs nSGPSi gR and IarS
schools am bushes German ana n,tIi, apmroycd y
sanitary experts.
Holm MCMULLENS SCH0OLrcopens Thurs
- day sept a. at l,2j2 EroadwJ elevator IN i-Is,
p 1Sli9s at PatHan 49, y west 2d,,i.
II. MOR~r'S Classical and EnglIsh school,
aP limited '9oroasn G i9 n GGsS enG
j. Ii. MORSE. COtmt, Mass.
EER. NEWELL'S SCHOOL, 155 West 43d-st.
l aims 70 ec%s2f T FI s FiH SGo SSu5
and Scientific department., Professor HALLOCK.
MIR HOLLADAY'S SCHOOL, No. 26 West
VA 43dst reopcns scptem0er - Ifep3ies ioT echege
tI,ach ana TIi"a p' Ynfcr Of pIp.ls limited Eight
SGg,ls received into me principals family.
%EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. n. Y
Established 1854.
superntendent-JOHN +. HAYS VI. D..
RTOPENS SEPT. t. 1852
Boarding SenoG Of the Ene G a whose ay 59e
tie feelings by retigio" never separating u3se 'Tef gre
every profession $780,. ,-. - III, 49,. e.,
susteC on Washington Heights about ten miles up the
Hudson n is reachc by Avenue elevated ROAD u
l55thst Carriages always in waiting, or BY timely npl
fc2f0 the supenuendeut meets the ARRIVAL OF any iA
more beautiful ami healthy pigeon an oIlnehCe com
delightful sccncrN-Or more
rOudinys found along The ldrLnti BANKS Oh inc
Hudson. It's buildings are unusually hpinelke ..,t,
OF land attached ~ H. Hhaul "u u
tersoced 10y groves ahOrnS ahpo space Iot pay
grounds
French, German and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
DACKARD'S COLLEGE Will open for the
< 80 ON 4 everything
fresh and new Don't forget It, Cal at Rooms 500 Rroad
>. = PACKARD President
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonaye. ard 44thst, Tits for the school OF Mnes
Sheffield and techncal prOfessOns
ola sses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing $780, .
A. COLIN late sincer Cu, T. = ~ ana Professor al
Naval Academy.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
DPOOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
u TN. p,v puC BOARDING. school for Nouur Ia les VIII
opcn september ~. CHARLES T. WEST, Principal
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thISN 10 5000 per wear; Mountain Home
10 EfNT school for boys; hralie,t location IN h state
avis teacher Address Box IL, orange y. j.
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etE~E A YEAR.-Nice boys under eleven;
~ tD best cne AMI surroundings. Address "COI''
4, RE Tribune Office
d. tx YEAR boarding, tuition and books
~ ~ Homo comforts A.c NORRIS A. NJ Woods
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MRS GRIFFITTS will reopen her Eng Eng's snt
rooch aud German Day School Tor Young ladies' I'M"
ndren on MONDAY September % at NO ala Madi7o"-'o
near fltgt
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rVHE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 5
East A7th.st reopens sopemDer u. Preparation iOr

University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
u near 42dst-Begins 4Gh year Monday, september
- Primary Commercial and Classical Departments Rooms
open alter sept NJ. Hobby, W. L. Akin, Principals
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ACTUAL sALEs:- SHAREs soI6.
Nou,, Open High Low r,,., Am. Nv
Ing est est '""' ET TX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

Mr. Escott hear, begins his editOrshp of The
TOriaigkuy Reriec with the November number.
What part If any, OF is present occupations be will
relinquIsh appears to be uncertain. The limits Of
his power Of work have yet to be fixed and nobody
will be surprised if he continues TO wlte leaders for
The Standard, "kosmos" Letters to Eminent
Persons The World, and pretty frequent magazine
articles beside. His accession to such post as the
chair OF The To-tigMIy offers him great Oppor-
tunity II is 10 light thing, how ever to undertake
to Gll the vacancy left by Mr. John Moreys retire
meDt. Ii was Nj. Morley Who first made this Re-
view success; and who has also made it power.
Probably Mir EscUtt will not choose to continue it
on the same lines. He can hardly hope TO surpass
his predecessor his own ground and will be well
advised not to try. Mr.. EscOtts abilities as a
writer are of mean order, and bis acquaintance
among writers and in general society is extensive.
He may easily gather about him fresh staff Of
contributors, and give q new bent to his Review.
With views so different from Mr. Morley's 1t Is
likely that Mr.. Escott will before long BID gCod-by
10 the present clientele of the Review and speedily
collect and perhaps more numerous body of
supporters. The place filed ty The Fortaightiy
will be filled in a different way, if at all.
Mr. John Morley u.s. believe. to accept the charge
of a new magazine or review. to appear monthly,
with the imprint of Messrs. Macmillan. All the
arrangements are completed, and it rests with him
10 determine whether he chooses to impose him
self afresh such heavy task in addition TO his
edtorshlp of The Pail Mall Gasett. which he will
continue to direct. He remains also editor Of the
English Men of Letters" series. which cannot.
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Fer Young Ladies-Country.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIB
UPTOWS OFFICES, No. l,2@1 broadway corner IhlIty'
drsf.s, until . D. M and 305 West Twentythd-st. cor
nor Fighthnve, No. % East Fouueenthst. corner Union
e1uare 700 Third FOrtysoventhst az the HAIR
LEN OFFICES Nos 1907 and 1900 Thlrd-aver corner
Northumberland wentynfthst,up to p & AT regular OF
Hoe raft
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II college OF the highest rank Tor women. with supeuo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-22

One o. The oldest and known select schools for Boys
in fe cv receives them when Old enough TO attend school
ana prepares them business college nne pupils passed
cole re examination special excellence ytaT-iaTNdid
49, ale w, Columbia a. Three separate departing
Primary Intermediate bud Senior Regular CCnmeIcai
COnrse with Professor OF PeBmauship and Bookkeeping
BOh Principals Teachers and WORK with as well as iO
Their pupis Building new. centrally located and devoted
entirely the of this ch0O sanitary and Nenthathg
Of approved kind large gymnasium ana
4 asscs IN physicI! culture warm lunch at noon q,
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-02-07
$tauntott Spectator,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1852,

s. TERRIBLE CALAAIITY-THIRTY.TwO
MEN KILLED.-Soon after l o'clock
Friday an explosion, occurred in the
Grove shaft of the Midlothian coal pits
below Richmond. A volume of smoke,
cinders, wood and bark burst from the
shaft, which became choked up and
closed. Intense excitement ensued, as
it was known that q large number OF
men were at work in the pit, which is
over /. eco feet deep and 5000 in extent
underground. Twenty-four of the
thirty-two unfortunate men were mar
ried. Soon their wives and children
were assembled around the mouth OF
the awful tomb. The most heart-rend.
ing scenes took place. All efforts to
reach the bottom of the mine had to
be abandoned, as there was danger of q
general confagraiion from the fires Of
the engine boilers below, If ventilation
was restored. Until these have time to
expire nothing further can be done.