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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
Nuestro incondic icionalismo.


Necesitamos aun 6jar mas y mas
los terminus de maestro SncogdScio-
,sdlssmo, y vamos yer 81 10 conse-
guimos en- Ell preSente n1mero. I'm
porta mucho defnir bien las cues
tones, pues solo asf podremos yer
despejada Ia inc6gnita que sc ofrez-
ca on el discurso. En- unos tiempos
como estos, en- que asf los hombres
como las opiniones andan revueltos
en- horrible desconcierto, es necesa-
rio que el espfritu Sc sujete a una
direction seria, a un m4todo deter
minado, IN sistema de principles
6jos 6 invariabies, porque de otro
modo Ia duds, que hie!a Ell nervio
de la conviction, llegarfa a sobrepo-
nelse q nuestro fe, y tras ella ven-
drfas ell error, causa de Ia mayor
parte de los males que nos afligen,
segdn la expression de un sabio.
Facil es caminar a la ventura,
muy facil mas proponerse acerta-
damente un fin, alzar y llevar ade-
lante una bandera, sin vacilar jamas,
sin torcerse nunca en- la oscura senda
del deber, cosa es reservada d muy
pocos, y nosotros, francamente, por
muy pigmeos que Sc nos suponga
en- las lides periodfsticas, y sin que
por clio afectemos la importancia
de insignes guerrilleros 6 caudiIos,
hemos de declarar que no pretende-
mos levantar torres de Babel, con
Ia insensata esperanza de poder lie.
gar cielo, para desistir luego pu-
silanimes hasta de la construction
de la mas modesto vivienda. Guam
do por Ia fuerza de Ia circumstances
nos vefamos ob!igados a emprender
esta carrera de amargufsi1nos sinsa-
bores, que Sc llama periodismo, me.
diamos ante todo ell alcance de
nuestras tuerzas, y, al sentirnos ami
mosos para ell combate, aunque no
con Ia sufciente ilustracion, no he.
mos vaciiado I'm momento en- apli-
car eos debiles hombros q Ia grande
obra de Ia lealtad y del pstriotismo,
seguros del exito que corona STEM
pre- los esfuerzos de los que dnica-
mente Sc uneven por el noble i'm.
pulse de su amor al bien.
Ajenos 4 TODD odio mezquino, a
todo interes egoista, q toda aspira.
cion irrealizable, mientras la imagi.
nacl6n SO conserve en- su serena cal.
ma, mientras la luz no Sc apague en-
nuestra intellgeLcia, mientras la pa
ciencia no se agote en- el consta;nte
batallar de las pasiones, hemos de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
IN SIS,TIMOS.

!
Sentimos invencible repulsi6n hacia
todas las injusticias y, por 10 mismo,
81 en- nuestra mano estS, procuramos
destruirlas. 49, 49, : .e.sea gsoa
Oomplementando, pues, la replica,
que en- ell n1mero anterior comenzamos
contra E Agente por haber supuesto en-
los profasores del Iustituto la utiIita.
ria egoista tendencia de ser mas pro-
digos en- ,premios con los slumnos in
ternos que con los extsrnos, debemos
ofrecer 4 So atenci6n ell no desprecia.
bic dato de que en- la graduation del
B. chillerat6, 6i.ese bien, obt1yierol IA
nota de bresalaente, por nnanimidad,
tre externos y nm interno. Con nota
tambi@n de sobresQlSente, aunqne no por
unanimidad, hobo otros tres externos
Dor un inferno. Eatre los escolares
favoreCidos con accesI fguran die7y
seis j6senes, entire ehos los hios de don
Manuel Oorchadoy don Salvador Brau.
Ademas, acerca de los examenes de prue
ba consignaremos que en- ell s. aiiU hubo
nueve sobresalientes externos por siete
internOS. 'R
Empero, no es de extraii ar, despu6s
de todo, que hsya habido ms notas de
sobres0liente entire los internos, si se
tisne en- cuents que en- igusldad de cir.
cunstancias son estos los que mas deben
aprovechsr el tempo, va por el estu.
dio met6dico que estan sujetos en- el
Oolegio, va por Ia vigilancla que on
ellos 80 ejerCe, ya por otras condiCio.
mes que no es possible someter q los
alumnoS externos.
Volvieudo q otra question, basta
echar una oieada la relacion de los
premios para conyencerse de la false.
dad en- que incurri6 el colega veclno al
soltar 10 especie de que las recompen.
sas habian sido coneedidas, no presa-
mente por Ia splicaci6D, sino por la
buena conducta dentro del estableci.
miento. Siete, siete premios 1nica-
mente SO repartieron por aquel concep.
to, aunque ciertamente los prinCipales,
10 que demuestra las claras que no
solo a la instruction literaria = clentifi-
ca so atiende en- el Institute, 81 que
tsmbi6n d Ia moral religiosa, enteh.
di6ndose no obstante la buena splica-
cion como parte esencial de la eiemplar
lbs So premios restantes
90 adiudicaron al sprovechamiento en-
cada una de las diversas asignaturas.
Y basta de Aqente. Sss2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
soBRE la SUscRIcIoN.

En Ii tarde del 10 del actual hizc
entrega el Excmo. 6r. D. Francisco
B .st6n, sl Ex ,mo. Sir. Marques de
Machicote, Vice. Presidente del Partido
Espa1ol sin condolences, de los fondos
que obraban en- So poder pertenecientes
& la suscrici6n Nevada csbo CON el
piadoso fin de honrar la memoria del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
BOIetin Mercantil de Puerto Rico.
Martea. A de Julio de 1882.
.uScrlpcion

que, en- nombre del Partido espa-
mol sin condolences de la Isla de Pto-
Rico, ia abiertoe CoM1TE CENTRAL
del mismo para la erection de un
monumento que perpetde la me-
moria del ilustre patricio, del dis
tinguido escritor pdblico, del mas
elocuente, del mas decidido y ace
rrimo defensor de los intereses de
Espala en- America, Don JOSE
PEREZ Morris, barbaramente ase-
sinado en- la noche del 20 de Sc
tiembre dltimo.
Ps. OTIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
! / Por que ese furor de mando
Contra mi SO despleg6?
IQu6 iniquidad hice 20
Contra Fsrreras votando?

Y a fin de que NADIA falte a aque-
Hos incondicionales en- entredicho pa
ra su persecta ventura, murmdrase
que meroiean por los campos de su
jurisdiction gertes entretenidas en-
propalar que va solo dos ailos paga-
ran de contribuciod los camp9sinos,
y que luego $50.
Libre ell pueblo y ,liz, tranquilamente
s, erigirs en- canton independents.
Por gran dicha de Hato.grande y
sus barrios, ell seiior alcalde sigue
bien en- su importante salud, y es de
esperar que bajo su s6lida y celosa
domination la tranquilidad p1blica
continuara enteramente asegurada.
%
Naveguen, naveguen nuestros
amigos con pecho fuerte y enflen 10
proa al viento, que no ha de ser per-
durable la marejada que contra ellos
Sc ha desatado: NADIA hay nuevo nj
eterno debajo del sol, nj NAL que
Glen amos dure. A la tempestad Sc
guira la calma, no 10 duden. En
vez de criminales merecedores de
odios y rencores, son hombres pun
donorosos y honrados, acreedores 4
estima y consideration +; en- vez de
reatas automobiles, son ciudadanos
que piensan y Sc mueven q impulse
de la propia conciencia y del digno
albedrfo. Amparense de la ley y de
la justicia cuando 10 hayan menester,
y entopces Qui potest capere, capsat.
va passra el equlnoccio y vendran
las brisas. Paciencia y baraJar, que
uas esperaron los hebreos la Buena
Nueva, y al flo esta lego y fu@ pro-
muIgada d todas las gentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05

Dicennos del pueblo en- cues
ton que anda ell ayuntamiento po-
niendo ell grito en- ell cielo por ell
hecho peregrino de prevalecer en-
aquel dichoso Concejo los acuer-
dos de la minoria sobre la mayo.
ria; que viven cerniendose por
encima de las dependencies, expe.
dientes y libros de actas de aquel
municipio ciertas aves de mal agu gro
que son la causa principal de que
aquello sea un maarenaagnum en- que
nadie Sc entiende, slno los llamados
reformistas que, en- familia y en- saEto
amor y conpsna, dispouen de los
destinos del pueblo y de su ad-
ministraci6n, oliendo a veinte leguas
ell presupuesto, desiderotum de sus
sue1os y afanes; que ia nueva
policia Sc lie han dado instrucclones
para que no habie nj tenga roce
alguno con los ape tGdos del dia, con
los naalhodddos conservadores a quie.
nes Dlos confunda, amen.
De SECURE que los names de Gallo.
marde y ell conde de Espana Sc ha.
bran estremecido de orgulio al saber
que en- la virgen America, y en- uno
de sus mas rec6nditos rincones, tie
nen en- ell 1timo tercio del siglo
XIX tan aprovechados 6mulos y
rivales.
Blen puede e! ndcleo incondicio-
nal de Hato-grande parodiar al pro-
tagonista de Ia TSda es sweiso, y de.
cir de dia y de noche:
Apurar, cielos, pretendo
Por qne me tratsis asf;
dQu6 deiito cometl
Que nj adivino nj entiendo9
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
BROOKLYN.

A MEXICAN kindergarten Boarding School
" Z children To board with teacher can have mothers
care prce low. 10 iadisol-. Beidaye BrooAyn
ROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This Dav Boarding school Tor Goung Ladies VIII
open 5eptember%O. CHARLES J.. Wi.oI frnclpdl
MADAME J. NJ. STAMMS FIRE NCH, Eng
vi ian ami German BOARDING and Day school Young
Iadic- ana Llldi,n reopen. september - LAFAYETTE
ave FREN1 IL lie language OF school and ianly Limited
number OF boarding pupils received
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
M1lsioa

EXPERIENCED ORG ANIST desires engage
IL men IA this cy Brooklyn vicinity he secul ed
able terms gpod reference A0Gcss ALBERT, Box
4 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Eesal Notices.

GALE OFTHE SEAMEN'S FUND AND RE-
> TREAT PROPERTY staten lsland--In pur'
suaree of the provisions OF Act Chapter 1892. of the
Law Of lSsl notice hereby given that proposals.
viii De received By the state Controller at Albany.
X Y until Both day Of september ls5-, AZ
~ oc noon. the purchase OF al the real estate and
premise. ana other property IN the To"uot Middsowa
fchuond County possessed and reccutyl Occupedbf
the trustees Fund and Retreat staten IL
land" EXCEPTING OF land occupied by the Mar
iners Family Asylum togetner with the buildings thereon
and the T. ht theTefrOm 10 Bay-sI
proposals. winch must be Tor casa may include the
VINO or any portion premises Ia sold II the
uOsa parts the description must Dc given ia
accordance with the Of said premises now ON exhibition
In the Health Oilcer az Quarantine staten 10
lana.
HENRY GALLIES,
Deputy Controller.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Dres5mdklnQ.

A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER can accom-.
n nodate few more first class families bv day would
work AZ her own home Address DESIGNER, Tribune Up
town once, l,23o broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Oancln Aca0cmle3.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
n CLASSES FOR DANCIN =, - .
no. 63l FIFTH.AVENUE, e,
VII racommeuce on saturday. October IA.
ALEX. MACGREGOR,
y SCHOOL FCI DANCING ll2 1th-aye-
relpeus october a for private and class lessons
For elms lc for circulars.
AIR. TRENORS ...,
VI BEAUTIFULLY IMPROVED ACADEMY ROOMS
BfOaaWav aud 3zd-t, New YORK.
ARE 40 longer OPEN A9 a ~ ELIC liAl l.
ufS 1ANClNG AfADIMY OCCUPIES IL UeXciusively
Lessons every day and evening. send ior circular.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master OF Dancing.
1 81 5thave cor 47th-~t opposite Winl,or hotr
Cla--e. will recOmmrnce Monday october 10, leSZ In
o,ernrpt al y Newport, r. l.. closes october l.
L = send postage stanD for circular.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Che Curt

AT GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING ASSOCIA.
"A TION GEOUNDs foimerly r eetsOod PAX.
FRIDAY. September 20.
EDWIN THORNE
viii three heats against time accompanied by rua
MI John r.. Tu guaranteeing tie Committee that
he This e--tated by tAe inabi
ity Of santa Claus tn sra ssued he would
Purse - % divided.
J. II. McCoOn enters bsv geidng ricAard.
IsdOI COinf % tuisr. II -ene
George W. saunders enters bay seting William II.
Dan Mace enters sOrre gedng John = C.ark.
EDWARD and SWIVELLER
At the request Of the Executive Committee Mr. Frani
Work kindly consented 10 have hi IA team dwsr
swivel ~ eXhl1 ted
o. commence az 80 sharp good day and track
Almi ,,on g. nrli. IL 20 'iiand ~tant : 81
Adm Club uOu-c, introduced by
mcmlrI % fhe association, - 20
f1ci the puDAc. booths for the sale OF ucketi
placed the road he Cases Hotel and the
bridge. wei 81 - the gate
will be hand 10 enliven the occasion
Members specially ~quesiei 10 wear their Badges,
not to delay "a the gate
7 leave Gan Central Depot every thirty minutes d.
rect ack West side eyated Railroad t. j5h
every three th noe Dy ances Ia 0unds-
j. II. MCtOON. Sec Tetary.
4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ JEROME PARK. FALL MEETING.
Sert 30 OctOle- g. D. aud 10.
Races D' gin at 80 p N.
J. II. CO5TER. Secretary. A. BELM ONT, President
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
furniture.

nESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
~ LIBRARY TABLES. BoOkCAsEs, 80
NJ anuiactured by -
7. O. sELLEW,
III Futon-st, n. Y.
Agent for the CELEBRATED WOOrON DESK.
CUTLERS PATENT ROLL DISK
DANNERS PATENT REVOLVING BOOKCASES.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

NTTW YORK SCHOOL OF LANGU ACES,
~ 4sl Broadway or 43dst) Classical EnghSh
an Commercial Departments Fan term heglns sept 20
Fr thorough practical teaching. progressive methods ana
success u resuts This Institution claims 10 equal the best
%cu Er a. training schools During past yeai
It's graar ates admitted with hgh ,ed mo le
ead several passing al once INTO the Sophooio
and amor Classes ... s.. ,,..o s..t,,,o Ia.
o., s T lne ness education. Preparatory classes iOr
you oy. reference made 10 the many eminent eltz rs
~ hose attend the school For circulars ap
IN ' HENRY G. MILLER
~ CHAS. G. SIIMEI-, Principals
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
3nsirntiicn.
For Both Sexes-City.


MISS 6. ID. DOREMUS will reopen her
vi DAY SCHOOL for YoUNG LADIES ard chill
DREN at - East 2lsi.st.. October B. S
NOELLER INSTITUTE, No. 33G West
WI 29ths-Day school an6 Kindergarten for both sexes
Boarding school for Boys prepares for business nna college
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45rII-SI;.
Yoe her SsS9 sp ST yss"s gentlemen sept a.
MRS. NJ. +. WALTON has removed to 80
i East and VIII reopen ner school iQ5 hSg9s La
des and Children september y hmersarseH, ooooeI
MADAME MISUNDERSTANDING SCHOOL
la Ensii.h LIrER1ruhEr coMFosITIoN &C. 81 East
MISS NJ A. CLARK'S
VI ENGLIsM AND FENcH scHooL & for young IH ldde, i,,
snd children VIII reopen september 2S 1857 lo' East
MISS JENNIE HUNTER, graduate of the
vi Ncrna college and OF Mrs Krlus Boelie. seminary
Apply at 7Sthst Lexng or l40 East o0thst
MR.. TRENOR'S
IS NOW OPEN. SSd Year send for circular:
MRS GRlFFlT'TS will reopen. her English,
vi French and bay school for Young Ladies and
children Monday september 20 at NO All Aad''nave
MRS. NILLIAMES
Young fGs a. asd sda e afns ISs5 Ss @ tnt R viii
September 2s~ Address oy letter anti 9epIem Dor II
MISS J. F. WREAKS, - East 77th-stt.,
Youns Ladies aud Children. commence sept = Care
KindcIgaiten Ca,s commences OCT 10
MISS SPRINGS English and French school
vi Young Ladies' ami Children. No l2l East 36thst,
near Parksve viii reopen We,c say. sept ~ Drawing,
EiOcon. Casthenc- and sewing Included in the course.
Circulars ~ Locawoods. Rlndolphs ald the school
MISS COMSTOCK, 81 and 81 West 4Oth-st..
VI Reervoir PARK. English. French and German
BOARDING Day ymua-ics studio PTiva,e class
young Classical Depart ment THU RSDAi, SEPE
y. Miss Coms.Ock at home after Srpt 2Ot1
MISS ARABELLA KETCHUM'S private
w classes Young Ladies' and Chdren viii reopen o.
toher B. 1857 Nuu'er limited few vacancies. German
kindergarten NppucatlOn- made BY letter TIL september
10, No. - " est %'th-,t.
NyADEMOiSELLE TARDIVEL, - W. 10th
1'A IT,, NcN York Boarding and Day -choo for Young
Ladies' ana Children Reopen sept .. Thorough English
Cour-e. Da.W Leciuru- French and other languages
spoken within months Drawing and musical advantages
Unsurpassed.
NIADEMOISELLE DE JANON'S
l successor aud former partner o the late Miss Hanes
FRENCH aud tN iI-Ii EOAi..lNtt - ana I5Al SC4IOOL
for YOU NC LAD - and fHlLDRrN,
10 OGRAMkl'N PARk. Nrw-lork. will reopen on j II RS
DAY. sept Bows class October - Eit.N 1 Conycr%l
ton Casses under he charge 81 Nine ALLlO BOY AIEH
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ - - - on At ,.,, .,-,-
NO. EAST l4TIi-ST. "a Door Fast 81 jTHANE.
Incorporated lSuJl.
This Renowned Music school and school OF EOcut!On
Modern Languages Drawing and PAINTING
NOW OPEN DAILY tom a. III. TO - y. IA.
T'HE Misses MasOn'S school, for young ladies
and children, will reopen October =, al 45 West 'otns.
STH AVE. SCHOOL and KINDERGARTEN
- Re-Opens Wednesday October 1, So
Miss Richmond Ice N Sscd al 3JJ JthaYc cor tSIds
At home from 20 . /.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

MOTTO -.
Tie new Cuuad steamship
PANONIA
will sail SATT RDAY September 30, at I3O ~ CABIN
$50 AID : 90.
FOI further particu.a apply %
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Agents
linn f.rnan
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
dotcls

HOTEL LBURN.-jth-ave. ana 5oth-
-, ,ar,,.rlv IN, gnrenore s open for guests
tr,p MAN. restaurant unexoeled Hotel situated IN
most desirable part oi the tl1 a, = urfcN prorrtefor
HOTEL BRISTOL,
III 9TH ave. and 42d st., NewYork
family hotel conveniently located in the best part ot 'ho
e''' D. r. HAMMOND.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

vi FPFNCH GEH.SfAN AND ENGLISH BoARDl -
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlf.-t -, l.,
Wes -t near Reservoir Palk, Tcopens on the 4oV- VI
september ...,.,-,,.,--, ~ ON-t- WAR
FHINCU IEACTICA ALLY AtfQO lEEp - O-S- l-Aie'
Fuu cOlegia und very competent IIOiDS7o9
Primary branches OBJECT Of specal attention. , -,,t,
Puu- VIII be sent lOi anu D4"ub''
b1cs H. non homes under charge ~ a cOYernness
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The purpose Of this schools to give complete genera
view Of AL the subjects both OF internal and external puDlc
,o-v from me threeoid point Of history law ana phi
osophy.
Candidates for matcuation viii present their certificates
totbe President at College, on FRIDAY MOHN4N"'
SEPTEMBER %.
mo fra, session Of each Of the above vii begin on
MONDAY OCTOBER =, at $50 a. III.
f. A. p BARNARD. Ii D.. President.
and jp;t..ts Madison 4th-avCs, NeWG OK CITY
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
VT vi SXINANI,S REEn,S

NERS. NlLNANIS HLtUN -,
VI English French and German boaring and days noo
ion ,rirls Nos q ana East sd a. y renpeAS pct =
number pupils in Primary and Preparatory Gl'sSs
tior,ug1 slccit slufcht7 III
music ana all departments This school is formulated LOT h
education and training of ClliI 81 IAN "oIntil , -
oOu are light AID well ventilated ana heath iec"I" u
naralcIcd
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
pEMOVAL AND RHPENlNG.

TV
rur WOWAN'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL De
sItN ha, removed 40 $50 West @ltst to ne" and
CummOdOus quarters al - .. ..r,.--.,
NO. l24 FIfTH.ANEN I J.. E. 49, .
md will re0ucu on MLDN LSDA1. -EFl ff.Is AZ
several branches added 10 It's Gu ti'd4ul
a arce and efficient corps of instructors nave Dr'n IN
1,~.d P1ict cal des IN taught for ape, ca PETS
oil 9th lino.,u all textiles metals glass moHsfs Al
,rnor -nerlsliies ia ntng on china LmOg an blGu
repon.se work etc. LILA p BAR -, Wa' u,"i ,S
sue " no has had cba &c Uf desgno"n al lhc c =. @ m
of :" ~TEWAlT & 10 Tor the last six year- viii instruct
IN carpet designing. - - - . ,.,-,...r
" NEW DEPARTURE ,,,.
Tho directors will this year admit both sexes u al lts
classes cqua terms fufthel particulars anu e'u"'
viii be furnished upon Application 70 .,..,.,. .....
FIOKENCE T. A. Den N-MORE, secretary
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

vEME. c. MEARS'S ~. .,, RI,
vi ENGLISH. FREN AND GEltMAN BOAi'D4>'
AND DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies founded lsi0 no i ~ G &
Ne.Yofk IeOpens September n lSS fIthch - lnt i'-
anae of The family school lectures IA English Ffcncn
and orman DJ eminent professors especial attention pal
~ i-H7'''- ~ Mime <. C. MARS, Principal
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
[ADEMOISELLE DE JANON'S
7EW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

No. , EAST l4TH-sT "a Door East of jTH-AVE.
incorporated lS,Jl.
This Renowned Music school and school OF EOcutOn
Modern Languages. Drawing and Painting
NOW OPEN DAILY tom 9 a. III. to - J..
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

THE Misses MasOnS school, for young ladies
and children will reopen October al 43 West 'ntns
-TH AVE. SCHOOL ana KTNDERG ARTEN
- Re.Opens Wednesday october 1, l~o2
Miss Richmond be adIt sscd at 80 Jtayc cor t3Ids
At home from 20 4.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
,OLLEGlATE INSTITUTE of DIR. SACHS,
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination of candidate, FOR admission viii begin
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER p. at 9;3O a. m.
candidates conditioned in June last will present themsevt
81 the same time.
,an,,1o,os for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT wi
,renf their dipomas 10 the President at the College
FRIDAY MoRNING. sEPTEMI II 30
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

(NLNtKAL IKANSAILNNII III OUWFANI l.
" BETWEEN NEW.YDRk AND HANRl-
Of Company 40. AZ NOrtd river looJ OI MOrOn
The passengers this avoid both tan5lJ by Engsh
raj way ana The sc0mf0rt crossing the Channel IN
small boat ,,-.,..o.,a- ~. . So. 81.
PFREIfI De-4panc- W ednesday, Oci; IL p m
LOUIS d. BEBlAN No. D Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WksHINGTON, y. Y
Established lsJ4

RI OPENS SEPT T. 1882
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose three-lou
rd ans scruru0usv followed mould AT an early age
youth by sciece the Will Dy oDeG'enee ahq
feelings reifg0 separating these tlree greA
requisites instruction. discipline reH yoa "hle h'h- o'
every profession .. 49,. ..,,.. go. ,,.o
Hudson ii eaohe the sixth Avenue Elevated pal u
l5jthst Carriages always waiting. BY timely nOtl
hcaon the supern'cp cpdent meets the ARRIVAL of train
more beautiful and healthy p iceOn eminence con-
deghtu steneyo more attractive sur
roundugs found along tho aran9t banks OF the
son IT. bui ~ unusually hJncuGe
There forty Of land attached 10 H. shaded anu IN
ferected v oak groves anOrdng ample space Tor play
grounds
French. German and spanish SPOKEN
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NJ. w. L44Ns 3oi.NEsrArr 1x.rrrrrE
EAST TMI y TY- -SECONI I--I. corner OF BrOau"aY
Opens ~eni.nber is. Twenty, yentli year.
receives an ag,- ana prepares for college or business
lie gentlemen whose names iOlOW nave had one OF Oc
Cons ntted fOr college:
Henry NJ Alexander. E4ds =. higgins,
Ffaucis y Bangs CALVIN t. Knox.
UrTrv y Bec-s Henry T. Marshall.
Jobn l.g,ok- u Num-
mo Rev h. n, Coe. D. D.. William II. OSBORN,
H.ur1 Dav Judge Van Worst,
James ". GIiles Ralph Wells.
Parker Handy. Charles H. " ara. 81,
Rates moderate no extras Tor cla5 lulO Il al ..
PutuaDs RandOips bookstores ana the fTu0' us
idcuCt LfXIugtOu-aYr.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Candidates for admission 10 one OF the SIX regular
courses viz: Mining Engineering Civil Engineering Ana
lvuca and Appied Chemistry, Geology MetHugy' AICl
lecture present themselves for examination oH
DAY. SEPTEMBER 20, at y:3O a m.
Candidates conditioned June last viii be eeXamned al
the sdrue time.
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Miscellaneous.

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UPTOWN Off ~, 40 LBS Broadway corner Thirty
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ave corner Forty-seventist ar the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. 100 aud 2.3D) Ghuiav-, corner Onrhunlrel'an'
twenty -dfth.st 10 y. a regliif hce r1te'
DNRENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for theiI
i CHILDREN Will hnd prospectu,esOf Of the BEST either
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desIgned u a.-i,t pIrIt IA -'stIls @flDDA At uce.
FREE by mall &c. -" ppt age SP olH cIAokue' Oftl3
Oe.f schoD.s surnshsI GRATIS. Information concerning
achool. freely parents and guardians
pTNCkNF.Y'- AGENCY fOr SCHOOLS Ana TEACHERS,
N Dome,uc lulliiug. Broadway Ana Ilth-st. New-1OrA
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9nsirrriion.
For Boys and Young M

NtM. w. RICHARDS'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
w 40 I2d-st reopens sept 2j. number limited 10
81; large Evmnasn four vacancies. SEND for circular
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

One of be oldest and best known select 1cHODs o bO
In Tie it,. Wnel enough q aitcnh schDp
prepares Tor business or college hhs plp ,d
college examinations OF special excellence thlsy
o. Yale t2 Columbia a. Three separate
Primary, intermediate and seniOr hegu,~' ,raa,n-
Course, with Professor Pcnmanshp ana boDkkeePlss
Both Principals Teachers and Work win as NS a. 20
their pupils Building centrally located sud ueNvon
tnureiy 10 the Of this school sanitary anu
arrangements approved kind; larSs gymnasium All"
Glasses IN culture. warm lunch al noon
Catalogues Dy poet Calls received alter september
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