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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-31

In the Department Of the Interior there
Is not SO very great a change: the salary
OF the President Of the Board Of Health
Is struck out: an appropriation for q gov
ernment Civil Engineer Is asked. which i
a good thing. The salary of the Post
Master Is raised from $1,000 to $1,000. An
increase in appropriation for the Road
Supervisors of Maui. Molokai. Lanai and
Kauai Is asked for: Just double what the
late Ministry asked 4 very necessary
item. that Of $4,000 for steam tug. l.
struck ont: Honolulu needs steam tug
more than arms. accoutrements and other
follies II Is a significant thing that the
appropriation for the encouragement OF
immigration. Is especially specified as for
reorganization. In the Attorney Generals
department the sum Of 100000 Is asked
for an armed force TO keep civil order:
upon this we shall have good deal to say
a little further on in the session: we wish
to have more definite information upon
the point. The, great economy which was
announced SO distinctly last Monday week,
resolves itself into this then. that the pres
sent administration propose to spend about
Sl5S.OOO more than their predecessors in
tended to do. Our last Cabinet could
certainly not be termed economical but
this one bids fair to be the most extrava-
giant we have vet had One change we
had almost forgotten to mention, that Is
the substitution Of the word Ocean for
Foreign" in the item for steam lines. To
those who can read between the lines this
viii have an important significance.
Whether this bill viii pass a It stands
is very doubtful: II viii depend on the
strength Of the Ministry in the House:
from all we can hear this is not so great as
has been imagined.
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waiian Kingdom. kalak1ud, ht ihc ofacc oi v0H,
nf the Hawaiian Isands. Ming.
To WILLIAM c. PARkk, hr1-- Nas-hal oi ih' MIC
dom. or his deputy Greeting ....,. o..
CONCEPTION defendant. In casc he shall de written
answer within twenty day after service htrcC 90 ht
md appcar before the Supreme Court 90 thc April Term
thcrrof TO be holden no the Court kco, ~ tc tquf
House. IIonoulu. In the Island " Oahu on Mohaif.
the Jri dav Of Aur next 40 40 O'Clock g. IN % show
cause why the claim of Fanny COcket plaintt shouid
not be awarded her pursuant to hc tenor uf her an
ncxcd petition
Of your proceedings thereon
Witness. Hon A. Francis judd, chief Justice of
our Supreme Court lt Honolulu. this sth DAY oi De
ccmhcr. \ D. isSs.
Seal of the a. ku~A
supreme C5urt Deputy CLERK
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Like all our appropriations TINS Item
has been growing steadily Of late years.
In 1855. S49.32004 was spent; IN 1860.
'62- "a. '66 it fell below that amount; IN
1865 It rose to SSS.502-2S and then again
declined till 1874. when II was S6S,O0O; il
again declined touching as low a 1859
in 1876. since which time there has been
steady increase.
In this connection we would quote the
words of a gentleman who was II cores
pondence with the Foreign Office in 1S4S
Touching the military. he said 1t must he
quite clear TO you that 500 disciplined
French. English or American troops could
any day seize upon these Islands and over
come any immediate resistance that the
King could oppose TO them. ... The in
dependence Of King hamehHmehas crown
rests on a surer foundation than this lthe
military force). il rests upon the principles
Of Justice and international law, which are
equal and the same for all, the weak as
vel as the strong. Appeal to these in
your official notes, and rely upon It they
viii assist YOU more than any cleverness
or ingenuity Won may possess
What Mons. Dillon wrote in lS4S. stands
rs common sense to-day. The Independ-
enee Of King Kalakaua's crown rests. not
upon a military force, but upon the prin-
ciples Of Justice and international law" It
further depends upon iudicious govern
ment. We had better appeal to these IN
time Of difficulty than to our very weak
military arm: and therefore we must con
denim the military appropriation as foolish
and wasteful.
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lHE NtF u3tedHs Fffet tHitfHi says, IN feleI-
enca t, the great floods in Louisiana " The
sugar crop cannot but be adversely affected
There are nov already number of sugar planta-
tlous under water, which gave promise of
largely increased yield the coming season, which
may make little or nothing, and the extent of
sugar lands submerged is still steadily increasing
Il Is true that the cane. after once being above
ground. can stand a good deal Of water IN the
earlier stages Of its growth, but once the water
becomes siaCnant and gradually runs Of, or is
absorbed by the soil it becomes highly important
for the lands to be well drained, else the cane
will rot and die but as the food fills up all drains
they will have TO be opened necessitating an extra
amount Of labor. which, under the circumstances
It will probably be totally impossible to command
Oar sugar Weld. therefore may vet be seriously
diminished by the food, even If the water should
not remain long upon the ground
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JAMES F. BoWa.AS, well known Journalist, died
in April at his residence No, 1lOe Taylor street, in
san Francisco. The cause Of his death is sup
posed to have been tumor of the liver, which
disease Is thought TO have been aggravated by
malaria contracted while acting "a Health lnspec-
tor in Chinatown. A few months after his
appointment to the above position in the Health
Department he vas taken i'll with slow mAlarial
fever. and at once resigned, believing that only
strong and vigorous man should hold that Office.
malaria and the increased severity Of his other
trouble. Deceased was native Of Hudson,
Columbia county, y. Y, where he was born Jan.
n. 1S96. He graduated from New York Univer-
sitv and for some time studied law in New York
with his brother. George Bowman. He went to
san Francisco in ISIS, where he has lived ever
since Among his earliest literary works was
book entitled Our Island Home" which was
written before he came TO California. Soon after
his arrival at san Francisco he became connected
with the California Home Journal, and through
his connection with that paper he entered upon
the profession of journalism. Since that time Mr..
Bowman has been connected for longer or shorter
periods with the 45HericIi Flag, the TiDics Placer
rfHs Tunes. the BuHsifH, the ChroHieic, the Sacra-
meuto Record UHi0H, and tine Neirs LeiieT, and he
wrote for other periodicals. both there and in the
East. He also edited the life of Edward Pollock,
a California poet, and delivered charming leo
ture on Charles Dickens, before the Mercantile
Library Association. Mr.. Bowman also held
several official positions, having been appointed
Deputy County Clerk. He was at different times
Clerk OF the County and Probate Courts. His
last official position was that of Health Inspector
He vas married in 1862, and leaves wife, but no
children
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When we get to the military vote we
again learn what economy means; rigid
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suprcmc Court Hawaiian Islands. To ". g.. rlfkr.
ESQ Marshal OF the Hawaiian Islands, ur bis Deputy,
GrrErtNG. You Commanded, hy order OF The Hon.
Lawrence McCullv. Associate Justice % the supreme
Court TO summon Henry Hackfeld and ? innscf,
both of Bremen Germany, and j. Conrad Glade, ot
Honolnlu. Hawaiian tslaudi, defendants Co De and
appear before him. tac aforesaid Justice, a bis cham
hers in the Court Housc iu the city ul Honolulu,
leland Of Oahu ou WEDNESDAY. Che t2th day of
July next al 10 O'Clock \. NJ 90 show cause why The
prayer Of Edward Furstcnau, Complainant should not
Be granted pursuant the tenor % his bill OF com
plant dicd in said court tha "a day of March. a D.
isss And have you then there This Writ with full re-
turn Of your proceedings thereon.
witness ihe Honorable Lawrence McCully Justice
Of the supreme Court. at Honolulu, this ith day OF
April, \. u Is. ----- a Boss. Deputy CLERK
Hawaiian Islfnds. Oahu -.s.
I hereby certify that the lorc-oiug sumllQle IN o.
order Of publication annexed are true and iatthfu
copies Of the originals thereof which now on hc n
the clerk Office of the Suprtmc Court
Witucss my hand and seal Of ile suprrntr
f-TAt1 Court this tth day ef April. A. u. i-e-
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk,
snl q4, @uurrufe Court.
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The within named Foster Conception lcit Honolulu
ON or about the 1T % Apri ISL I'm ihc bark Pacific
and in October. said bark went Go Panama with saiu
Fo-tcr on board since which time. he ha- not returned
10 this Kingdom. aud the within pcutiouand summou-
are hereby returned nuscrycd - 1ih day Of February
isirnesn W e.. PARRE. Marshal.
Hawaiian Islands. leland of Oahu-s-s.
/ hereby certify that the within and forguiug is
true snd faithful copy Of tie original summons -sued
In the libel for Divorce Fanny Cockct w. kostrr Con-
ccptiou and also OF the Mafshals thCrct1- and
that OF said Marsha-' rcturu the Court, al
the April Term thereof A. n sss did order the case
In tho meantime manifested copy of slid summons he
printed as prescribed by The autc requiring The said
respoudcuf 10 answer at said July Term,
Seal Of the Tn witness whereof. have
supreme Court hcrcunio set my hand this 18th
- dav % April. a ID. isys
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~E --z azsrss1-r
H N. L-lE T1E CdIleeia=.
Hr E'l.sIH- fH- nlarlci huuuE.
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cutting down OF this portion Of the est
mates was naturally to be expected and it
reads now with $4,000 additional for
..sruas and accoutrements"
IN. ,.,.,-,,uo1 .r,e4 ~ thn military for
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r,,r s,pnrnr cofaTT a3T I.II'i ~ rnR iIiRii, 81

Justice of the Circuit Cont.
/ pUa Third Judicial nisirlt.
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STPRrnE CoURT or nm HAWAIIAN

- ISLANDS In Equity Edwaul turstcnau w.
Henry Hackfed. J. 4 Pdugcr j Conrad Glade. bills
far accounting. Order Of Publication
Wherra. it appears from tho affidavit 90 Albert Jac
scr that Henry hackfcd and e.. rau-cr, two OF the
defendants above named. have removed from the
Hawaiian Islands and now reside iu Bremen Germany
that they arc necessary parties DO said sui and have
property In this Kingdoms
Ii is ordered that lssuC Co said drtcndcuts
rriuruabir on the isth duy OF July A. d. is2 az ten
O'Clock A " and that d copy of said summon-. to-
gcthcr with copy OF this order Dc punshcu lof mice
months in the Hawaiian Gazette. ucwHpaicr pub
Hshcd in Honolulu. and that COPY uf sad plaintiff g
bfIi Of complaint and Of said summons and this order
he forhwith dcpositc iu the Post once addressed 10
aid Henry Hackfcld and Ike copic. to said j. g.
Phngrr their present place 1i residence hs appears
from said AFFIDAVIT
tsirncdl LAWAENtE r Nc LII.
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et;er from Hawaii POnoi to the no Ho'oaH I'ae
.a.-
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MUTT STATo~ y. ", Nov. 10 sand carbonate
and horn silver ore similar to that OF Lake valley
Is repar~l 10 have been struck in the foothills
Hatch station. between here and Rincon, on the
Atchisou. Topeka and santa f. RairOad.
from Janos for goods was followed BY
hostile Apachce from Like Guzman to the FLORIDA
Range aud barely ESCAPED beng taken IN"
The Queen Clty Copper Company OF the Burro
Noun ans ARR, is running day and night, and
has Just made Il large Shipment East.
Prospecting along the boundary line. between
Chihuahua and Ncw-NeXlcO IA Stlll dangerous. the
Indians being reported a, swarmIug IN the ranges.
1hc Old Memphis nine, Organs. Is rapidly de-
velopug into one Of the great mines OF the Ter
ritory.
Billion valued at $40 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Bodie Consolidated superintendent teegraphed
November II: Shipment. $lO,l6S. Crude bullion
Oh hand, $500 ounces.
Robinson Consolidated superintendent tele-
eraphcd. November IL: Shipped 90 TONS 3S
ounces
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OLOON6 PRICES or PHTLA DgLpayl syoc~.
Reported By JOIN II. DAVIS q CO.. II nan :,
MONDAY, Nov. IA.

"oNDAr' NOV l5-pr
The principal factorsin to-day's stock speen,..-
were rumors Not only every operator but .,'
every messeDger.boy connected with the Stool ."
change was confdentlally informed that NJ w
derbilt aud Mr.. Gould at al interview last sv.,,a
buried the Ratchet and struck hands for ~ rI'ss
campaign in stocks. We arc not in a posI,io, :.
deny the story but its early publication is sus.'.
to raise logical doubt. II also was reported a..
negotiations we're IN progress for turning a.
to the Western Union Telegraph Comn,,s
a controlling interest in the Mutual Union ~
and that question OF $50 900 in the price wac n
that separated the parties TO the negotiation n
may be remarked that the sum mentioned IA n,I,''
one to split upon, con sderfng the I,,,.
interest involved. As the day adyan.,s
the rumors outlined above were elsk,
rated and enlarged by street gossip and n.
genuIty. Other rumors of a like character fou,a
easy circulation, and all were well calculated, !.
produce a certain effect on the stock market 4,
the opening of business prices were irregular. h.
the market was dull and tame. The stocks q "A.
Northwestern railroads were lower but the esn.,,l
market was about steady. Later there wasa"d,,
rot shrInkage for the general list, while the yi
ues for the NOrthwesterns were inclined 10 b. hi,
ter. And finally in the last hour, the entire mas.
ket was made TO look as if the rumoEs betor.r "a.
ferred TO were true the buying of the room t,d,,
became general; prices advanced sharply and elO~d
at or near to the highest figures Of the day. II,
dealings, however, were even moro strictly lOe,l
than ever before, and there not indicationt
an outside order in the whole market
There was more than a usual business done IA
Government bonds and the peculiar feature Of Ii,
market is that the Issues in which Transcripts
were made were weak, while the quotations foF hoz
issues in which little or no business was done ara
steady; the bids for the IS are of b per cent sndfa
the Is arc l. lower. Annexed are the closing qra
tatIOns:
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Nov. 1872. ".

MONDAY, NOV. l3-f' NJ
The mining stock markets to-day prescnted "o
new features. Tho Comstocks were little stronger
Consolidated Virginia up to G3 cents and CaIiior"
10 % cents Robinson after 1.55, was unchanged NJ
10 and Chrysoite was steady. Iron Silver rose
10 cents to 2 CO. Silver Cliff was cents lower at
81 cents Green Mountain declined to ~ cents;
Cherokee TO o cents Alta Montana to 10 cents, anu
Belle Isle to 40 cents D5ca, ur after seulnS Gown
cents to g cents. recovered To IL CENTS nut
pcpdencc fell from / % to 81 cents.
The Homcstake Mining Company announces Us
Gfy-irst dividend tiGr October OF 900, paNaDio
nj The Office of the transfer agents, LOunsDery ~
Uagrin, 10 Wal-st, November %. Transfers
close November 20. Total HOmostakc dividends 10
date $1,712500.
sALEs Ar rHE MIyIy6 ENCHA y0EG
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Ncw Publications.
u EGINNING OF THE GOTH VOLUME.

pEGINNING OF THE GOTH VOLUME
HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
GO 99D
FOR DECEMBER
CONTAINS;
DECORATING TIE CHURCH TOR CHRIST
MAS"
A Froni,sriece Illustration drawn by F. Delman.
TIE COLUMBIA RIVER.
pv Cleveland Rockwell With Thirteen Illustrations from
the authors dIawnss.
WILLIAM BLACK AT ROME.
BY Joseph Iauon WITH -iS Illustrations
FOUND DROWNED.
A Poem, bv pnah Nulock Craik illustrated
THE GREAT SEAPORT or WESTERN FRANCE'
By Thomas w Knox description Of Havre Win
Twelve Illustrations by Koinhart and Vanderhoot
TWO POEMS BY HERRICK.
Each with full page Illustration by Abbey.
SOUTHERN CALlFORNIA.-IlI
By William Henry Bishop. illustrated
CANEOS OF COLONIAL CAROLINA.
BY the Rev P D. Hay illustrated
STORING ELECTRICITY.
By Professor Henry Morton. illustrated
YEW.ENGLAND IN THE COLONIAL PERIOD.
BY Professor John Fiske.
TWO SERIAL NOVELS:
FOR TIE MAJOR by Constance WOolson
sIANDON BILLS. by william aeA.
SHORT STORIES:
THE SINGULAR VOTE OF AUT TlLBoX,
nv the author OF Cape Cod Folks"
AMONG THE ROSEROOTS. by Working-GH
TOMS MONUMENT by Susan Hartley SWEET
POEMS.
Bv Isabella Grant Meredith and Eugene Boles
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Iustrntilon.
For Botn ssxes-Citv.


A r TRENOR'S ACADEMY.-Bro1dway ana
~ and sYdst. parents ad intending pupils are rnaT
,isitorS LossOms every day ana evening 9o'u ~ =.
to ADULTS and c iilLDkHE ",
u Of limited capacity spe'ia''y' N''''@'
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45rH- H., Z;
VA reopens her scaool ior y9In' s'nu'"e" S'p'
N7ISS s. ID. DUREMUS win reopen ~, h Z,
M NV SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and chill
DREN at 81 J. asst 2lst-,t. october d
MISS !. p. WREAKS, % East 77th-st.,
1ong t Iss and and caaroa Wi sept "a Gare
"a ianinf ana thor31Sn ,o1i ,c 10 -
rY,uE Misses LEEDS English and French
boarding pay School for young iaes an 6 ISL
= East l@6th-st New-forN city heoPcn' 'op" ~
Art schools-C.ty.
MRS. JOHN POPE will resume hcr - ciassS Gn
w in drawing OH ard vaer-colof painting, sg
studio Si7 4th ave. corner -otlst ---------.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive, pupils
W. picr Monday Oct is IN DRAWING OIL and ~ H.
s s8kPE III cfIiEA Ara b[c9F%Agl92EE
MI. HUNTINGTON. Nj WILLIAM HAAI'IrJAML'
NJ HAET. Nil A. =. BELLOWS.
For Bows and Yourg Men-Country.
DIINl'S Erziemngsaustalt.- Boys prepared
- Tor e2sss or gan D4 ~: ~ P SL - 81 H5dys
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
ID coliegs Conditioned rejected candl iltes cole1'L
lIIn,NcIir ,v1i.r ,.,.tocittA Itss r. h)sf iA-'N'
nFTTS MILITARY ACADEMY, STANFORD,
Is fonn on Pro.9.ct Hill side the village very CIV
heating ann wear began september l. fIepdes 22,n
eocEe or business For fu Information senu or o''-
),OTTkGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
Y Eir = y prepores Boys FOR college Se,eh,"I aIu
ern,rnf school and for business JOIN MIhHi' IiII'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEM Y,
Z UoIt..tcr HASA 9Th year For tul luluihdI'n Ap
DIV 10 C. B. aitrCALF, A. a. 7upefih,eh -
DFTKSKILL lN.Y.l Military Academy or OF
circnars address col. CD. WRIGHT, y NJ Pilhcl.a''
DARK INSTITUTE,
RYE y. Y. ,.,
For BOYS 5000 a HENRY TAFLoCh filhoiII.
DTNNSYLVANlA MILITARY ACADEM J.,
chester Penn opens September a. De 5reeS conie, 1'
Apply 10 Colonel lHEO. HYATT President
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, summit,
y \ ] ALFRLD y. FULLER. Principal Patlon5.
Colonel Srchrr y Marlin. 3iL Ptnc-s; John H. JhrqVeI
esd WalI--t G. Dunn, esd 40 rear ST. NcN LUZ !"
thy.
u,UE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
II9rou coma brsptge' stu i'uts ior Ile CpfFsc rus
tee. eT. President r. .. Wolsev T. w. bAks LII ~ Prl
teasorr A rnqcaer II. q, Nn s,leT 4 n, A. T. telpima%
til Professor j. r. Bdlwil Proi 's'pr J. ". iiDD~
LIZ O' '''''''' Address w l.. CUSHING. Rector.
t.ENN PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
~ fNED AND BOYS At MEDIA FLHNh a. AZ u,
rapidy spccl dri Tor backward boys students admitted
ana classified az any time nation Tor 4dH, ''Oh
sWITiiIN &. SHORTIIDGE, \ VI. ~.
ularyap College GRADUATED Media rum
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"Ha,pes Christmas 1882" F1othnsaams Lie OF ''0'se
Hipev-Tho Rescue Of Niagara-Washington H'ing-b4I'
barons Treatmolt OF Women
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HARPER & BROTHERS, Franklin Square. N.
THE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Contains.
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORMS 1881
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMS. 1851.
INAUGURALs or PRESIDENTS GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE, 1872 to 1889 INCLUSIVE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN STATES
ELECTIONS OF L. g. sENATORs-U. ;. CENSUS
VOTE OF BROOKLYN.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL STATES WHICH
VOTED IN 1851.
And vast amount Of statistical aud other Information
valuable 10 politicians
Price Zoe by mail - ,..,
NeW-YOlk.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALTFORYIA STOCKS.
san FRANCISCO. Monday Nov. II. 1882
10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBUyE.i

The ORC Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of - cents per share.
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Dancun I 2tI0eme5.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 1l2 shave
Private and class lessons every day. See crcular%
LIEN DODWORrHS'
- SCHOOL FOR DANCING No. 63l 5tha ave-
Glasses cli dtcl VIII commence october IA.
Glasses TO-. gentlemen Will commence OCTOBER 10.
Pivatr iessoas--ee circular for terms. 90.
4 + STANDARD HALL, 1,4T6 Broadway
~ The finest da4ciug-rOom In NcW-Y0rk--NR DE GAR
MOS classes daily and onday and Thursday cvcI-
ings.
NARL MARWIG'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
" o. dal,s0Aaye send for circular
MR.. MANUEL'S Ca.ses for Dancing, %
w West SD ST.. between Broad way ard 5th-aye
ncuce November II. Circulars on application.
NJ r. TRENOKS ACADEMY of DANCING,
IA Broadway and 32dst
II open every day ana evening Send for circular.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing,
4 Va. 57S 5tl-ave- I7tIst, Opposite Windsor Hote
classes viii Icco'ninruce Monday October L. 1882
gagcmeut an Newport, u. T.. closes October l..
4. =. send postage stamp FOR circular
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Nem Publications

CHRISTMAS CARDS
AND NOVELTIES
choice from American English and Con'nen
'U'N'"'' ANsON D. F. RANDOLPH & CO. ,
No 800 Broadway, cor OF 2Oth st.
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TWO Serial NOVELS
SHORT STORIES:

FOR THE MAJOR by Constance +. Woolson;
sIIANDON BILLS, by William acx.
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JnetruCtlou.
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A GOOD TINE TO ENTER PACKARD'S
"a BUSINESS COLLEGE Il now, The limit is nearly
fun No better place Tie world iO solid nstucuOn IN al the
commercial where students who have
Leu accustomed to gD1t surroundings certain 10
Zee ri home first class sClOI In every particular Moth
ing cheap aboUtit = :. PACKARD 500 broadway
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--Private tuition.
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash, l4j W. 43thst
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
ID SHIP Private lessons. Gay evening. classes.
perio advantages young wishing to acquire
= thorough business education. MbITMAN'- COUNTING
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II. MORSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
y. SCHOOL 80. ~ West 9ethst
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No EAST TWENTY hCOND,SI. corner OF Broadway
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all and cs Tor college OF business
Tie Only dOWEtOWn bows school centrally located Rooms
all upOu same floor light ighCeicd and wei ventilated
kpeclstes helping its work Advisory Committee, IL
brSiy quarterly written examinations spelling LADDER ana
Annual Report. circulars at Putuans and kandoiphs and
the Principals residence - LeHinglonaye.
VOpL NIT ITARV ACADENIY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14

IN THE COLONIAL PERIOD.
BY Professor John Fske.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-14

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Bv the author OF Cape Cod Folks
AMONG THE ROsE.ROOrs by A Working-Gh'
TOMS MONUMENT. by susan Hartley SWEET
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