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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-29
SrdnSe.

.Srledns, ga, 81. Ofai. - Die
Buaman'i6cn Saggun= =8erffdetcn all tca
Gde bcr Sfaanolia- uno Gratait.... bra -. = Il
beute nisSer. Serluit $4,000, uOllItau1ig
Usriidert.
BortGanb, Sr., q. Mtai. - Gin gan.
ses Sduiergepiert giug gefteru 4beno in bic
tiger Stabt in 6lammen auf. Serluit $75,<
600, Seriideruns $40, 900.
@lep elanb, o, 90. Mai. - Gin beute
g1admittaq i'm @tabliifemeut Der Sle6ipaaz
rem. Sabrifanten @ebrioer giobes ausgc=
brodenes 6e1er rid]tete S9a6en i'm Setrase
BON $4,000 on. Seriiferuns $4,000.
Seofut, Sa, 90. gtai. = gaubol; I'M
8ertbe BON $1O,5O0, Der n@ariOn & Sfaub
Sumber.@o." geb0rig, murSe gefern bier
burt Seuer ;erit6rt. Die Serii9erung be-
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9sbeusmiiSe i'm III. 2ebenSiabre.

N0rtb y 3 q m 8, Wtaii., p. Wtai. =
Ser elfdbrige gSillte Sale1 uou POwual,
ST., fragte gsiteru eiueu 6reun6, mic piel
@tlt n0tbig iei, hin eineu Sungen untsubrin,
gen. @s purSe ibm geiagt, baB Orsi @Bl0ffel
Yartier @riiu binretden fpiirben; er nabm
bteIe Quantitdt @ift Elm unb itarb beute
ffiib. Seiu -Sater besing por eintgeu MO>
naten Selbltntoro burd grbdngen; Der
Gnabe, pelder biibi6 unb aufgemedt mar,
iagte, oils er i'm Sterbeu lag, CT babe fetne
Suit, (Guqer III lebeu.
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Tran Spraeue's SAeirnnass
Scfref

Broptbence, 8.sS., 81. OIai. = SIM
Sbergeridte bon @aibinstous@ @ountp murOe
beute elm 9efret erlaiieu, ourd5 tpeldles Sa.
tbarine Sprague BON Billiam Sprague gez
idtebeu, tbr Die Sbbut iber ibrc brei G04s
ter gegeben nnb bic @rlaubnib ertbeilt iuirb,
ibren Wdbdenuamen @baie pieber au;uueb>
men. Serner wirb ibr Srrh bas S9eibuugs=
befret geitattet, nm 4linente nadlsulu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-29
Der 6elSmarft.

Teip Yorf, 81. Stat. - Solgeu=
bes iinb Die S9luBnotirungeu: @elb bradte
2i-2 Yrp;snt unb idlob 3u 80 Bro3ent.
Sterlings s@e6isl 4 S6s-4S6f auf 60 Gage,
4.S94-4.S9! aui Sift.- -Sunbess Sblisatioz
men: perlGugsrte Se9ier 1014, DO. Ser 1014,
4t=pro;. 115s, DO. 4spro;. 1909. = attten:
abans' Grpreb 135, Central Bactfic 88a,
@bei. & Ohio 20, Grie 34B, DO. Brior. 70,
Gate Sbore 1911, R.-S. Central 71s, Hortb-
@eifern 1894, 90. Yrior. 142, N.zY. Gent
tral 1919, YittSburg 1856, &eablng 554, Rodz
SslanO 1913, linton Racific 112, @efern=
linton S2t. = llnteri6asamts- -8ilans: Sarts
gelo 800, 553, ,225.2 .2S, @onrant$4, $50, 761. .68.
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Ntferiud1t nne MprS.

Satou plantation, H.s@., 81.
0fai. - Srau Belle Sones, cine bier mofu=
bate iurgeg8tttme, ipurbe beute fritb pon0a=
bio Sp;es angefaaeu, pelder ibr nit einem
Jtaitrmeiier Die Seble bur1i6uitt. 9lls iie
to6t ON 9OSeu lag, leste er ibr tIetncs SinO
rcben iie unb entflob. Die 8epobuer Der
@egen6 uerfOlsen i'm, ullO CT lptrb gelpudt
iper5cu, tpcun fie tbn eiHfangen. giferIudt
mor boS 9fntip 6er Shnt.
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9mei Gunftlcr crtrnnfen.

Sprtngftelo, Yfah., q. gfat. =
@eo. u. @onlp, Der betauute Baiiiit, uno
Geo. 9,cibsl, Yianiit Der Slara 9Oniie Stc!z
loeg 'id]en @onsertsSruppe, ertrauteu geitern
M GpofforbsSee bel &hciterfielS, gf.>9.
Die Grippe iollte beute abeno ;u SrGttlcz
boro, ST., uuipeit GbeiterfielO, Elm Gou3ert
geben, unb bic GerunglIdteu batten iid AMI
BEN See begeben, nm 81 fiiden. Die 2ei4en
iinO nod nidlt aufgefunben. (Siebe 9ofal-
nadridten.)
&beferftelb, @.sS., %. Ntat. -
&lnra 2ouiie Sellogg uub aubere SrcrnJ,
Der Serunglidteu baben etne QnSabl goOts>
leute angeilellt, rprlde ben Gee bcIte nit
S6leppneten ubiudten, obue Die 2e.deH 5u
iinSen. Die Siefe oes Sees uu0 Del ll.rs
ftanb, bn5 man Die Stelle, an tpel6er iifJ
bas llu9liif ereignete, ntdt geuau tenut, err
idmeren bic 9ta6foridungen. Sie'elben
perbeu morgen fortgeiett perben.
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6cuitter unS SrdnSftbaben i'm
SubIpn= 8 bale.

Youg bteeplte, N.zy., %. Nfat. =
9as Su6iontbal tuuroe beute Radmittag
brr6 tnebrere beftige @emitter beimgeiu6t.
Die g0fodbales8odipinneret," gum 9tafz
iuiIe bes Srn. gltas 3itus geb6rig, iuurOe
bu~d einsn 8liefrabl ange3in6et uno etr=
geGidert. Wtan iddtt ben SerIuit auf $50,
00O his cAO O00
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9upferfarbiae Nnraer.

q. V0uis, Nlo., 27. Wfai. = Sebn
GidaposS Snoianer, bic auf elmer &eierpatiou
in Atdliions @Ouutp, &anias, mobuen, mur=
ben geltern i'm 8unbesgeridte su Eopefa nas
turali5irt unb ftno nunmebr mad benz tirslih
com Gonsreiie erlaiisueu @sieee uousiiltige
ameritauiihe Burger.
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Slutseraief;en i'm 0prpz Is aroIiua

Naletgb, N.z&., 27. Wtai. = Son
@lcpelan6= @ountp tpiro bertftet, baB S1e=
riff 8. s. 2Ogan bute friib BON einem Rcger
angefuGen purbe unS ocuieiben t06tlif ger.
tuunbete. Ser Sderiff unO Elm Mault, @a.
mems g9riebt, gin9fu in Der Ndbe bcs Sauies
bes 2cetereu ipa5iereu, uls Oer Ncger alf fe
Sutrut, eineu 9tepolper sog unb auf ben 5GJes
riff id1os; cine Der &ngelu trai @rtatt in
bas Setu. Ser S6ertff id)ob ieine SWrots
finite auf ben Reger ab nnb traf 6cnielben
IN ben glrnL beibe Rdnner erfaBten barauf
chamber uuO rangen, bis ite gu 8o6en itiir,s
ten rnb 8rtgbt ben Neger nit bes Sderiff's
getuefr auf beu &opf idlug. Stun ergriff
Der Reger bic Sludlt, tuur5e aber babel pom
rcm Sdertff uieoergeiaOfien uno tOOtltd
hprnruApt
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RemsYort R.sD. - Stermit beIdeis
nige i'd, bab i'd iefs Sabre lang bas 2eber<
lei0en batte uno ME cine Reeiitn, bic mir
ssbOlfeu bate, befommen tonnte, bis id eubs
lid The Genuine Dr. G. McLanes Liver
Pills (eeberpilen), bereitst BON Slemiug
Sros., Yittsburg, Benni., 3u gebrauheu be-
gam. SD fam nun oem Publifn,n iageH,
boB iie mid U0llis gebsilt baben, uno i'd eni'
pfeble iie bicrburd alien on ertranfter sebsr
2eioenben. Sie furiren. Serlu9t ne J
Marie Gpans, Rr. 90, espiss5tr.
196.7,9t&n)
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Samenbptper iu Neius y orr.
anfunft bes Dampfers Settle" nit pisr iiber.
iebenecn Sfitsliceern Der ,,Seanuette"s

iebenncn Sfitsiiceern Der ,,Seannette"s
GrpeSitipn am Sprb.-Ser @mpfana.
Neip@ yorf, 2S. 0tai.-Oer 0ampfer
Settle" auf tpel6em lieutenant OaneIs
botuer unb brei anbere Seeleute Der Sean,
nette" Die Geiie iiber ben atlantiiden Oiean
madten, fam nm II llbr beute iriih III
SanogsSoof an. llngeidbr 80 Berionen,
ans Seri6terltattern ut6 SreunJen Der
Otanni9aft Der rSeaunette" belfebenb, bar
inter Sater, 0iutter unb Sru0er oeS 9iers
tenants 0auenbOper, fubren bem ,@eltic"
aut oem Oan1pfer ,Sirfbed" ent1eqen.-
&uf| Sobn Cole, Sobn bes ipabnituntg ge>
moroenen SodbootmanuS Der DSeanuette,"
9r. @ltal s. SaQ, SefretGr Der y@eogra=
pbtlden @eieul6aft," Or. Gobert @urrau,
Sr. =. y. Suner Il. U. befauben iif auf
Dem vSirfbcd." Gine riibrenoe Seeue ent.
ltaub, olS 0auenbomer's @ltern ben y@eis
tic" beitiegen un6 bcn 10 lauee abpeienoeH
Sobn in Oie arme fdlOiien. Nadbeln bic
erten BegriiBuugen uoritOer maren, Tiibrte
er bic @ltern unb 6reunbe in bic &diiite
unb iittJ1GGts sc 6en1 Or yielpton Newcomb,
-ttr1t1cr bic D5eaaltette@ ais iptfieuIaaitlther
9lttad9e beglettete, NIB bem @bineieu SoI
Sing, benz Steiuarb Der rSeauuette," Dor.
Die @eiellld)aft blteb am Sor6 Ses DGeltic"
uno lauIdte dui bic Gridbluugen Der Solar
reiisnben, bis Der 9anlpfer leiue Werfte ers
reifte, no Der 9ieutenant etma cine Stanue
lang bamit beI6Gftigt mar, bic @liidpinlde
unb @rli6e Der ibn bort erluarteuJeu
Sreunbe entgegen "a nebmen. g8dbreno
6teie @mpfongs0emOnItrattonen auf Oem
Seroed Dor fm gtngen, efeignete il6 cine
iiberauS traurtge Scene in elmer ileinen Sas
jiite, po fid Der pabniinnige Sootsmanu
Sad Cole, be6en arme auf Dem Jiifcn III
iomu1eu geidnIrt marer, bcfauo. Setn
Sru0cr SbouaS uno IeiE Sobu SobH iuts
ten ibn lofort auf, unb er erfannte ite un0
iprah nit ibuen, pur6e iebof wdbreI5 Der
llnterbaltuug tuieber bonn Srrfinne befellen
unb feline unsuIammeubdngsnSen Ge6eu beuz
teten an, ba6 er itd nod in ben etsfarren
Yolargegenben mdbute unb al Sunger uuO
Salte gu lCiOeu glaubte. Uian mirb ibu in
cine Srrenanitalt i6ifeu. lieutenant Oos
Henbomer lit Der anitdt, baB Sole bel gcc:gz
meter SebanOlung in rue1tgen Wonaten pie-
Der bergeftellt iein uirb. @r mar pdbreuo
Der gansen 3feiie gefefielt, inbem er bdufig
III SobIu6t auSbraf unb als5ann b0d1ft gez
fGhr!id mar. 9auenboner iit auf oem lins
fen auge fuit uOllfGn6ig erblinOct, ipabreub
iein reftes nur menig angegrifrn 1T. Su
elmer llnterreUnng nit etnem Beridtecffatz
fer itellte 9anenbofuet Die 9lngabe, 6a6 et
itf) herabIcbcn6 ober pe. .dhtli9 in Beng
anf ben Sngenieur Neluille geduBert babe,
entriiItet in 9lbIe1e.
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Sc1bfimpro eiucs SaIfprdfT=
Nrtt<prr

gtbunb, I.sY., 93. @ui. - @m. 6.
WcGamus, BrdfSent Der ,,S6enectabn @it1
Rationalz Sanf," bcgiug in Der oergangeue1
Jtad3t Selbiflnor6 bur9 @rIfteReE. S.
petltdhe 2ct6en iOllen i'm Su Del Gbat sctrie>
hPu hnbeu
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0Nn1nhr1nnc.

tsSatpas, Rid)., 81. Mfat.-Iuss
g,bebnte @albbrdube piitbeu Spiiden@reens
bulb unb benz SladsRiper bis nod Alcoua.
@enn nift bal6 8egen eintrttt, 10 miro ben
gabeImulbunsen uugebeurer S9uben Suge-
flint mRrAPu
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Sturcntentruwan in paris.

Ma0ri0, q. Mai. - Der ipauiibe
Geianpte in Wloutenioeo 1T bon lene. 8:z
gierrtng ansewicIeu tuorSeil, bel Sc, 0icgies
ruug BON llrugnaD 8el6iuerSe i.bet be WfiB>
ban.lrng oeS Spanters SanaeS @aballeto
Ill iiibren uub 9lntwort iunerbalp e'uet gez
miher Sriit III ueilangcu. gSabrid)e Mid
mcrGen ipaniid)e Banseridliife ned Ron,cs
pj6eO geiMidt merben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
LITERARY NOTES.

,,r Charles Dudley Warner has written ioi t"'
Century what is described as more '"o r.,
rublicist than of an essayis;' Hs suoJo'U 10 e.
land" Mr. Warner sails from hNoiPoo' ''
America next Tuesday
Miss Mclean, the author of Cape Goa olhs'
which has. by ,thc oay reached It's tweh'n 'nou =.
40 Las written a new novel. She has gwen IL
49, ;r,ocitons title of Tow-H Head, The story OIL
Girls ife~ and it will soon he pubiisheu ny a.
Williams & Co
The printing Of the British Museum c"'', ,u''
,bcb has heen discussed for nearly hall ccn'"I9
hoo Of last bcen begun bat Mt the rate wn'on -" -
Government is providing for the WoiN Wv rho
catalogue will not I've in print Tor iolN easily
value of such complete catalogue e''"''
he estimated. v.
Ionrfellow, it is reported, was hcNoi i n,,ioh
-, r,;.h his tragedy Of Michael Angelo VIM"
,SaEor,1r 20 he published The Boston correSpoi',
- ylc american Bookseller says that thc poo'
~o" ooi,od the idea of writing the Tragedy c'en'
reo,s ago. on the occasion OF the iour'n o'''''
of the sculptors BIRTH
George Washington is to be the next
.,o airy biographical series prepared io' MN
81, 6 20 Mr. John IIabbcrton Is the au'noi u
49, ,ol,,,re A great deal of cheap ana iorceu iu'
,'oo, cxnend.d upon our first President II j. u
- horod TINT Mr. Habbcron has not "l'oso
,rclod himself of reverence in his treatment =, .
,non who however imperfect. had qua'''''s "''' =
h;s,orv which if does not become any Aule' ~
trrn IN ridiculc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
MINES AND MINING.
kuSDAY. Sent. Qi-r

NUNUAI' HtVI ZI-P.M n,
The business in mining stocks last week drft.d
back into state Of depression and apathy. Nesr,v
all the fav0rites Of speculation differed In price,
Caledonia b. H. and Silver Cliff were exceptIon.
early in the week, yet they, too yielded later tn.
Cotnstock shares followed the current of the San
Francisco market, which, after lnctuatiOn, closed
the week with little change from the prices Of
week ago.
Yesterday the markets were fairly active for
Saturday, and generally there was more steadiness
ia prices. Robinson, however. further declined h
1.2O0l.2j. Chrysolite was steady at l.s5. ana
Green Mountain at so, and silver Cliff recovered
from 81 to IL cents. The Comstocks were shade
higher.
sALEs AT THE MINING ETCH4N0Es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24-The Com,tocls closed
active and strong The IuscaIora and other out.
SIDE stocks are quiet
The following are the baon receipts here for the
past week: Bodie 1857 Betty ONeal, S3O66;
BOdie Tunnel, $3.50; Chnsy -, 133: Head enre,
So, $50; Norihern Belle, Ss,ll9; Navajo, $4,000;
Ophir. 81 ,O95 Standard, $l1703 Star. ii 1874.
Assessments levied: MONDAY, - cents; North
NooudaE % cents.
TOMBSTONE. Ariz., Sept. 24-Somc Of the richest
ore found in this district Is now being taken
from the JOughnut mine.
The ore in Head Centre is improving.
Large quantities of good ore are being extracted
from the Luck sure mine
Ten stamps Of the Girard mill are working on con.
tentiou ore and the other ten on Randolph ore
\ cam OF rich ore was struck Ia the Marguerite
Thu stay.
Far villa is hosting i've tons of ore daily.
The Huachuca water system has been connected
with The StOnewall mine.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN New
York on SATURDAY from the mines making total
fOT the week OF Sl97OOO.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York tho
past week officially reported hy the two tx
changes at 41704S shares.
The financial statement of the Eureka Conso.
idated Mining Company for the month OF August
shows that the receipts from out-tuin OF nearly
329l2 tons base bullion were . -, 1913 %. Among
the disbursements were: FOR mime account
$40 SD 40 smelling account, S3G, 1913 81 freight,
refining etc, S2l.39l 70; construction Oh new
hand cash %9l ,9J3 - and bout 3loI4 tons Ease
bullion, valued at s79,Gl9 -. The Liabilities, in.
Guiding balance OF Sl32 600 DE ON hydraulic
machinery, amounted To Tl41J5Z 10. Approx
mate net resource, S27,O7l ~.
Rappahannock superintendent reports, September
% that good progress Is made IN advancing the
tbrd level that the in face looks well, and that
the vein holds ITS usual width about tire feet
lie eN pects eighteen days run OF tie Ihlil this
month.
Central Arizona official statement for August
shows "a total expenditure OF ST., 500 33, Of which
g. 240 81 was for water service. f69l3 10 TOR
mine ST. 173 81 for mill. and SljpO Tor dead work.
the balance being included under the Items OF gem
eral expense and exchange. Tie product Tor the
month was 7O4l9 ounces of bullion valued az
$ll1I5 ST. leaving deficit of - q - %. Ore and
waste crushed, 5,494 tons; average product per
ton ~ o. The assay OF tailinss for the month
showed an average loss of II 81 per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRinryE.l

The MONDAY Mining Company his levied an
assessment of 20 cents per share.
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.LOSIYG PRjCES ar CfLIfOh EIf STJcFy
SAN FRANCISCO. saturday. sept. .. lss2.
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fsaal Notices.

GALE 0FTHE sEAMEN'S FUND Ip,,a ANR p psr
= TREAT PROPERTY ." t S'" SG.pte s'' sSs q s
suance 81 sas mnot,"e IL hereby gwen ,A' Aibaay:
VII De- received by the S5a'S Ssts@6c u.s. ,ni
n u noon. Tor the purchase Of ~ me mdsosna
PREMISE and other pIopes aud cccutly oS.S IS
i OF the FUND and by ne Ma
land ~, INN, together with the 1''"'-e -.
nSa the thereir3w 70 S ASA may neSSSs pro
Tho pIopoS, t,on OF said premises to 30 t DO oven
vosa FOR parts the , des srces ,.ss
accordance WI W. he Health OfnceC AT Q""'""'
land. , ~ y SsDt. :. 1852. .,,, = ALLEN
Dated AiO'i'' ~ hhf DEPUTY coau"i''
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For Young Ladies-Country.

A FAMILY SCHOOL fer girls iuhconnection
~ with day scho9 at r. lS.n y,a[ De-
DISHOPTHORPE.-1 his boarding school for
- girls delightfully."- located at Bethlehem Penn. and
offers superior 'anlases 25 e5ie"lQR T'i rIpgn sep
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-ln-
ID yearly in favor and patronage aud NJ whatever
helps to cultured undetermined and Christian woman
Azores, kew WI c F0WEN \. NJ. Pordenown. M.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
opens5opt -, 1881 IN Phtaiclpn AMI Reading r. r. 40
sv Bonnd Brook rSnte Home co nforts plrentn dscpnI
andthorough work elegant buildings and al commencement
T6rcatai0Gnss s,iircss go. CUTLER. A. NJ. PIN
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, \. \.
calar with fnl particulars GEORGE c. SMITH. 4. NJ
GOLDEN hill Seminary for young ladies,
" Bldg port Conn Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
opens sssIem6eri5 'O Mss ~ " METtXF frneipS
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
Conn Eeoreus sept 10, 1882. College preparatitna
%ASNfJ STONE MARIANA sLADE HOPsON.
Mss Montlort's school foryoung ladies, Grove
vi nan Now.Iiaven. Ct Eighth wear begins sept 20
MISS AIKEN'S English, French and German
VA boarding school Tor Young Ladies STANFORD Conn
Circulars sent on application
AIRS. ;. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
vi for Young Ladies' West End inst, New Haven Conn,
thirteenth year september - send for circular
NlISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
WI school oung Ladies' Tarrytowu. On the Hudson.
Will reopen Srpt'n 20
MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Va Family and DAY school Tor Young ladies' a5 Wall st.
Ncwitv'r, conn. The ith yen bosihs september 20,
/ Cr,uiar7 s'ni upon Application.
MISS f. ELIZABETH DANAS
vi ENGLISH AND FRENCn BOARDING SCHOOL
TOR YOUNG LADIES. Mortstown, y. J.. reopons Sspem-
20 fnla gcd schOolrooms and gymnasium. Large aud
attractive grounds superior advantages every depart
Buad aud tuition IL Fnglsh AMI Latin $3.50
mum. FpI circulars address TIL Principal
| NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES: experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address MtH b. r. AiRES,
| Ncw-t anaan Conn.
DARK HEIGHTS SEMINARY, Ocean Grove,
y. J. For particulars address EMILY RICE. Principal
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DEMOVAL AND REOPENING.

SEMONAL AND RkOPtNlNO.
Az SECOND YEAR
THE WOMAN'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL De
Sign removed from no 339 West A4tst 10 new ana
coinuodious qua tiers Al ...-.
so. l24 FIrTHANENtE,
anl will reopen WEDNESDAY Y, SEPIEhBER y, at
81 branches added to its CURRICULUM
and large aul ehcent corps instructors have been
gIguI Fractca! gning aught fOr wallpaper, carpets
nrlcth nol.um. AL textiles metals, glass mosac- ahd
minor spcclal'cs PAINTING china Limoges an biscm
roou.. worn cic. EllIA f. BANS rs, pra, tical Ge
tocrho has had ge Ge- IN room AZ The carpet Ls
Of A t. ~1FWN RI 90 i0I the last SIX years viii Instruct
III ca,pet designing. -
SEW DEPARTURE
Tho tits admit bDih 10 al IL
...e.cs FuTthef tcuiITs circulars
VII. furnished upon Application 10 -
FIBRENCE A.. DEN SHORE. secretary
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Danclni ACa0cWuc5.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
a CLASSES FOR DANCING. ...-,
so ISL FIFrH-AVENU E.
WIN rccommcuce on saturday. October "a
4 LEX. NACGREGOR,
u SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 0tiayet -
rcpens saturday n for PRIV ate and css lessons
For terms. send fOi circulars.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
No 575 5th-ave, 47thst opposite windsor Hotel
ola will recommcrce MONDAY vcloDei 10 1907 LII
gagrmeut al Newport, r. l., closes )ctluei l.
l. = send postage stamp Tor circular
WILLIAM TRENOR'S
w BEAUTIFULLY IMPhONED ACADEMY ROOMS,
Broadway and 32dst, New York,
Is so LONGEH OPEN As \ Ply BLlC HALL
HIS DANCING ACADEMY occupies II Exclusively.
Lessons every day and evening send Tor circular
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INSTRUCTION.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
nR. A. CALLISENS, 10, Dovs

For Bows and young nhch-Ni'S'
DIR. A. CA N sfMoSl FOR BOYS
lal West iSdst. lcopened september ~. -
AROR ORY.-lnstructOn IN Chemistry
rnyscs FOR hCy' anf Y91nS @eP aSoTatofy Of
classes , DAY OF s rieainff 5S west 48dst
Won s. GILBERT'S CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
us 5thavc viii reopen September % Pups arc pre
pai cd thoroughly for the best colleges sh1 w D mn
Dis The Principals will nc at the school after sepemhoI Az
MISS MILLER will reopen her Primary Class
vi for Rows nj 2l2 West 42d.st October 3. 1857
MIR. CORNW ALIIS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
w and SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for Boys, 2l2 We'' 80"
ST., Icopens sept 2ist
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, West ,es cs 52tii-
" St rconcns September - 1882 prepares IoI OOo5''
number hunted Join l.. TUPPER, Principal
MISS DU VERNET WILL REOPEN her
w bosuing and DAY cnoo or BOYS at lo2 East
VI Primary Junior and Collegiate Departments
MIR. CIIJRCHILL'S SCHOOL III New-l OK,
VA Madisonaye.. corner OF 31l-h';; ,t,1.n Oh
TERN BEGINs TUESDAY, SEP i ,t,,,iona KS; 5S
study ' Bows enter al from sixteen years
MIR. UOLLADAY'S SCHOOL, No. 26 West
Ns 43dst rcopens september - IIep,ts IL" i IN,
French German oy nat We lca'nelS, N m9ed Fight
pn T,i rec; fyca into he PRINCIPALS family
ri W. LYONS .u,,.,..c,.
"a : EAST TWEEN rN -SECDN D-SI, cpth",m ,l'""N"S'
opens september rs. rwenty.scye Ath year
Reeve, a aSgs ana ISP oN have had one or more
Kenny 81. Alexander, l:Has =. 'ilS.inS'
iir,ry x R,eTs Henry r. Nlrsnal,
Jol,n 'trook. Cf-on D. Mum,
The Rev. d. b. Coe, q. D., william H. Osborn
James " tiliies Ralph We Is.
Parker handY, thalicN ~. -" 'l'' ,..r.,,.,re ot
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YORK begins October neSt, aud ends June next Tho
course degree ucus two sessions yearO actual study
other school Is allowed session other
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CTERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Of
y view York CITY, for ladies' and gentlemen, German,
Ffenrh npish and Italian: Will reopen OctObeT 2 1892
IN I'm ~ new quarters p East 4Itst between 18th and
Madison. ayes. Apply fOr circular.
SEABURY SEMINARY and KlNDERGAR
y TEN III West 42d-st E5TA BL[NHED 1903. Com
mences september 20 french; Drawing without extra
satisfaction guaranteed. kceloncee, Rev. Dr
FIAGG, RI Rev THOMAS VAIL.
9TH AVE. SCHOOL and KINDERG ARTEN
- Reopens Wednesday October4. 1880
Miss Richmond addressed at $50 9Th 3Sldn
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