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M1RRIED

On its merits has COINED an enyfable
reputation silver polish. Avoid imitation.
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A sore throat is soon relieved by DR.. Jayne's
Expectorant-an old remedy for bronchial and puImo-
nary Disorders
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for weeks, aroused and fred tho robbers.
1t s thought that one OF the robbers is wounded The
robbers took about $460.
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STRIKES NOT SETTLED.

At meeting of the cartmen last night at
Assembly Rooms in West Forsyourthst IL was
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TR1RIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram osrcmens ,srtsfon n this t By tsnt
of fr
Midnight Tine Irregular whit. line spresens the civilizations
erou dsnns those hours TIE broken a is.sn
ndicsted
Pharmacy, SIS Broadway
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'r"' --0g1rIoy UNTENABLE.
HUGE RIACK's ro.lIlGGsN, o. s,os,ele ia ia

For the United usSS6ss sSSs So"d !' Ie Ss
wS@ Jq%SS %n TS are an
American Repuulc n Of the world simply bccau-e e,
n ace TS aGf to SUS
our own bnslhtss ,rhhors as cmbaIrasses Old MoIlu
ference Of ba S rnIe that has guided us safely thus lar
% %oeuD,h ha 'rciied upon in the futuie'
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woonsookpt r. l., says that BJossy Krafy was nrrest
ed there this afternoon for breach Of contract In falling
to present Around the World In Providence on Jan
Uary 49, 1881 The damages laid at 81 700 aud the
case VIII be tried at the June term at Providence
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DUEL BETWEEN FRENCH JOURNALISTS.

PARIS, April 21.-A duel with swords was
fought between editor of the Paris and writer
lie Pays The latter wounded in the and lost
SO much blood that the encounter was stopped
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are now enjoying in common Win oil 0'"'f Wv

Farmers now eiuoSihe "
gems Of the Nation n.v.pD
HAS R;snoT ET,nesSS Something to ihe Springfield
we VII Sc l. win do well {, heed. lou call New
ts. Ss ne city SsG}%F 9Ssf a 4GTTsi .nnTS in s piece
nocent coorcn bich Newcastle holds in trust or
does dSsc for TS 5y s Sh1SG @ @
dirty pi CO Of IaSCa and the Democratic government
s s%S and GS"'@Ss' s %ds ecicai IL @ ane
snd b in Senator nayar local band what terms ins
Dc SS% % GapSy i"S H' Thoma @
you yo speak Of this paragon o' io'''''''
u Ray
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DIED.

AH notices of Marriages must be iniorssd ,eisa 6uH
aQWe and ddiresS ~ ''
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ARRESTED FOR BREACH or CONTRACE

Boston. April 21.-A Herald dispatch from
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This remedy for DYSPEPSIA has been on sale at Huinus
Pharmacy 1868 II known and recognized by phys.
icans and druggists Now offered In wrapper bearing
the signature Of the GASTRINE MANUFACTURING co.
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5petlal Notires.

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,.-n.,.o Jnbn 7 Dunbar. who Is a recognized
outbovitv M Indian matters, adds valuable paper
on the Habits and Customs OF the Pawnees' anu
Mr.. III. F. Johnston, In article on sCoionei
Varlck and Arnods TreasoD," brings TO lighs some
hitherto uurublished records of the melodrania OF
1850. It may be doubted whether the facts gwen
Justify the conclusion reached by Mr. johnston 'na'
the sum total of the hideous conspiracy on 'no
American side was represented In Arnold 'alone-
no Eune else not even his wife nor the snspocteu
Joshua H. Smith. being In the secret. But DO this
as 1t may the paper is one OF fascinating interest,"
Amid the literature to which Wagners Par
slfalD has given rise In Germany and elsewhere
none perhaps Is better designed to display the
happy state Of ecstasy into which most oil the oub
and out WaQnertes seem to have fallen thai
Edmund Won HaRen's pamphlet Upon the sighin-
canoe of the Morning awakening call in r. Wag'
ner's Parsifal'" The significance OF this INTRO
ductory scene of the opera-in which the sleeping
knights are awakened-has appeared to Herr
Hagen SO immeasurably deep and great that he has
found 1t necessary to fill eighty-two octave pages IN
discussing it, In view of such loQUacitY it is de-
ghtful to see the author excuse himself in the pre-
face to his pamphlet the OF its shortness'
and then turn TO the headlines placed over the
different chapters of the book. Here they are:
!. Upon the significance Of the morning.
ii. Upon the waking up,
l, Upon sleep.
a The aesthetic side OF sleep.
b. The etGical side of sleep.
G. The metaphysical side Of sleep.
a. The symbOlical side OF sleep.
e. the historical = de OF sleep
Q. Upon tie net OF waking up
3. Upon the waking up and wakefulnesS
O. The attention To De paid to history. 81,
b. The attention TO be paid to the symbolism
Of life. . ,,.
C. The attention 10 BE- paid 10 the lhtellecVu
atty ~ ones own personality
d. The attention TO be paid TO IN" ihorVis oi
ones own personality.
O. The attention to be paid TO cOrpOreaine-s-
III. OF the teachings OF the calling.
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rushing after notoriety was never heard of. EThe
same paper make NJ. Coquelin say he will nos 80
and chatter twaddle to gaping audience. and sus-
vests that this is dsrespectful to Boston and New
York. do not see why. II it suited Nj. Coqtiehn
to chatter twaddle the best thing an audience
do would be to "gape" But had rather 'ais MI
Coquens words at first hand.
I'm the same ingenious sheet OF next day may oe
read some peculiar condolences with the u'ap
pointed playroers In whose faces the PARK inf"uo
was burned down ON Monday night. Ana wsno"
learn To what Mrs. Langtry's "notoriety Is aue.
Partly to a triumphal procession OF pahu oi
mnso headed by Mr.. Oscar Wilde" Perhaps you
know when and where this procession came OIL ou'
wherever Il WAS the organ of English Noncop-
formty sets it down as o comparatively ancient ue
vice. smacking somewhat on DOth inc CIRCUS anu
the institution known in America as barbecue
In my limited acquaintance with the INSTITUTIONS "
my native land. / never CHANGED 10 meo'
triumpna process sion of a band of music heauou Wy
Mr. Oscar Wilde and smacldng OF barbecue D"'
YOU see what discoveries about ones nome arc "
he made by living abroad and reading a Joorna ~
the Dissenting interest. What perhaps you uo nos
see is the reason why Mrs Langtry should DO neiu
mn To ridicule and her name coupled WIFI MI.
Oscar Wilde's and circuses and barDecues.
sbond have thought, il had not read this N''io
spnrt of feeble fun that people In London regre''c'
rho ,risban thar has met Mrs. LanRtry at the
,br.sbold of her American career Excepiing-l IL
10 an sxoertion-omone Dissenters of the straitest
sact ,Irs Ianetry is an extremely popular person,
and her friends are sorry for her, anu 90 not grim
over her disappontments
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA sTOcRs
San FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Nov. a. 1892
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. Nov. 14.-Several prospects
have been sold during the past week III Tombstons
at nominal figures.
The Wilma Company has resumed the sinking Il
the main shaft.
The reported consolidation of Head Centre and
Tranquility is denied by some of the owners.
Head Centre shipped $23, 900 IN October.
Active operations are to be pushed on the Old
Guard mine
Work OH the Cumberland mine began yesterday.
The Contention Consolidated Mining Company
has declared its regular monthly dividend no. 10)
of % cents per share payable November 2S. at ths
Office of tie Farmers Loan and Trusi Company on
all stock registered in New-York. Transfer books
close November ID.
Little Pittsburg official report for the week end.
ing November & shows; Ore shipped, 3e4 tons;
settled for, 291 tonsi balance shipped and uns
settled for, 42l tons.
Caledonia tB. H. superintendent reports for
week ending November 8: "Ore extracted, SIS
tons: 9O1 ounces gold shipped value about
$14O0O)."
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MINES AND MINING.


There was nothing In to-day's mining stock -.
kets beyond the usually irregular and -.sS
fluctuations. Robinson held pretty steady a. : ).
@1.45. Iron Silver wac cents lower at2ss
Chrysolte sold at I.35. Silver Cliff furtbs, ~
cined cents to 80 cents Independence -
TO fall and sold at 80 AGAINST So cents ve.ssunueo
Belle Isle recovered from 45 to 52a5O cont AZ
catpr again yielded to SAT centsaad Cherokee ~
al 8 cents 0ia
shLES At rms MfyfH9 EyoU a. o..
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0SD WEST 3STH-ST.-NIis Arabella Ketch
classes for young ladies' and children, with Ger
Kinder galten attached
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Tuesday, Nov. IA, 1882
The following sales were held at the Ex-
| change Salesroom TO-DAY:
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For Young Ladies-City.

tut 1<ttNAIOD NIVJ'
MISS VI. A. CLARK'S
w French and English school for Young Ladies and
Children 07 East 3jthst pnbc school methods employed
NiISS GRINNELL, SO East 55th-st., will re-
WI omen Der English French aud German Boarding and
Day school for Young Ladies and children oct CoLeS
ale and Elective study. superior facilities for Art
AMI Music seacios dopIrCnslts fOe OJy5 Klnergarte1
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broo linn lrousrt, for ja.: an 60 Get

INOR SALE on very easy terms, "a tOur-story
brick dwelling on tho west tle OF O9lu nOa Heights
midway between Fulton Wall street Ferries overlook
ing the bay and runains through 70 sur nan 6ti II
sIory store lot 2JNl5D sntu nolle o1g
of cash required. Address p LESTER Tribune Once.
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gnsiruftlou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACKARD'S
~ HUsINEsS COLLEGE In now the limit Is nearly
n NobefU lace world for solid nstu In ali the
place where stuhents who have
sa', 10 good surroundings certain
fee nj home fst class school In every particular Moth
ing cheap about IT, o 3 PASkAhDi QUO b'.Ad"ay
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlyate tuition.
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. lao w. t5thst
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
- Classical. 81 East 7sthst, Teopens sePteneer ~
Thorough preparation college business For crcuars
dc, address tev. H. L. BURNETT. Principal
7 ii. M0RSE'S CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL 40 10 West 3sth.st
/ University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
~ pear t2dst ash year Primary, Commercial and
Classical Departments n. NJ Hobby WI Akin. PIincpAA
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MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON N. Y
Established 1854. :.

.
superintendent.JoHN b HAS Al1. NJ d.
HEOPENS SEPT 4. 1881 - 49,. 81,
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose
end scrupuousy followed Ia TO mould at an early age
the intellect Of youth by scenct the win oy ooease sn
the feengsb religion separating these three grot
requisites instruction discipline religion while nttin4 TOT
every profession. ,,,.. -. 49,, uno. nm thu
Hudson II is read by the Sixth Avenue Elevated ROAD 90
lb5thst Carriages always In waiting or 0y timely mott
1catlOn the superintendent meets the ARRIVAL OF any s
beautiful and healthy D Ice-On an ennepoe cor
manding delightful moro attraoVe snr
roundngs found along the ariamed banks OF tho
hudson. building unusually homellke ,,a,,
forty NJ land attached TO IT, sDsnV
tersected by oak groves ahordnS ample space LUZ p
French. @ erman and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonaye. and 44thst. fits for the school Of Mines
Stevens Institute Sheffield &C., and technical professions
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. .
COLIN late yineer CorpJ u. g. Me- and PROFESSOR AZ
Naval Academy
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- For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45TH-ST..
IN roopens scn1o Tor Young gentlemen sept 81.
Young Iadis. Department {, sent 20.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
For Both Sexes-Countrv

For Both Sexes-Couutrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
N from New.York. children receive a mothers care
Mrs Ii. U. MORRELL, Mannasset' L.
SOUTH JERSE e. eT TN : IlT , dE:
Both Sexes Full corps Of teachers Instruction thorough
Music. Painting, Drawing. Climate mild very neathy
Re inns September ID. Address H. X TRASK, Principal
Miscellaneous.
A LADY and children can have fine board
~ ing accommodation in n hrst-cass New YORK school
with tuition Ing ish French or German SO per week
Apply PINCK ,EY'S SCHOOL AGENCY, Domestic
building, Broadway aud l4th 81
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
i CHGLDREN win find prospectusesJ tho BEST either
"0Pf SCRNEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE.
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PINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS aad TEACnhhS.
Domestic Building. Broadway and llth.st New.lor
CANNES, SOUTHERN FRANCE. Professor
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DO desiious OF residing for time In the SCUM
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Ing the months among the mOnntinsi IIce pei
nth 35n francs Address Professor jacob rs RENOO
MaisOn-Ardlssln route de la Forage Cannes France.
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Jnetrnftion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

wi. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NO. B EAST TWENTY-S ECOND.sT,. corner OF broaoWv'
A'O' Twenty seventh year.
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The only dow bows school centrally located. Rooms
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STERILIZATION hepinN It's work: Advisory Committee. III.
,rarv quarterly written examinations Spelling Ladder and
ANIMAL Kepor Circulars at Putnams and kandophs and
fhe PRINCIPALS residence b3 LexiDgtonaVe
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MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45TH-ST.,
IN roopens her scaoo Tor y2ang gentlemen Sept 81
Young iadis7 department sept 20
MISS s. D. DQREMUS VII reo g1s cb her
DREN at ~ East 2lst-st. October 3.
Art schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULYER will receive pupils
I'VE after Monday. oct 10. IN DRAWING OIL and WATER
sccAAPPEE ciN fHIHTS and 6EGi0SFATfoN
sTGDIo, No 30 MADISON AVENUE.
Mr.. n. IGUNTINGToN, sir WILLIAM HART.MrJAMEs
Nj. HART Nj. a. +. BELLOWS.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
RLUA'S Erzienungsans.a Boys prepared
aud apply to Dr. G. W. BLUM, BelleviIe. \.
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
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DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
- conn on Prospect HIN outside the yage bows se FRY
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UNHE Yale School, YOnkers. n. Y, is a capital
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THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
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For Young Ladies--Countrv.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES' Pottstown, Pa-rnrsy second ANNUAL Sessioa
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by Brook route 10 80 morris plr,lsh u;t1uan
andthOrong elegant buildings nni All cOnVenlsnce
largegrouns location well KnOwntjr beauty aud health
Forc4tliOguss 4Ilres, GEO. q. 90 fLER A NJ Ptih
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~ HOme-lke thorough progressive New lsTate9 or
cuar. WITH ali particulars GEORGE G. SMll IL, ~ NJ
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
W Bridgeport. Conn. Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
LONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town ~ Y; home thorough course OF study, co
opens September Is Miss NJ. W. METCALF, Principal
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
WI school Young Ladies' Tarrytowu. on the hudson
will reopen September 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
IN LADIES' experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address Mrs. l.. L. AI RES,
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Qfachers.

n experienced instructor can take one or
N boys to prepare for college, has had paton
lar success with deficient pupils "INSrRUOIoh looo
Broadway.
4 LADY, who can assist backward pupils IN
~ Grammar and Arithmetic pay half board and tuition
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Instrumental Music by teacaDg two hours day Address
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TEACHER instruction to adults and chill
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WI DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and GILL
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Glasses for ch ldren Will commence october IA
Classes for gentlemen will commence OCTOBER III
Private lessons-See circular for terms, &C