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The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

CHLORoFoRM is made on q large Scale
by cautiously .listilling together good com- =
lAercial chloride OF line. water and alcohol.
The second Oh third inspiration Ct the va.
por Of chlorofor1n produces death in some
cases. 1n other cases people have been
kept in profound state Of anssthea aia for
several hours without apparent injury.
Chloroform taken to the point Of producing
inseusibility once, does not establish the
fact that you can safely take it second
sime. Life may 60 ont like the shutting Of
4 candle by the time the full effect of the
drug is reached. The use of chloroform
as an aniesthetic is extremely hazardous.
and it hos been abandoned almost entirely
by the medical profession.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
fOSTOFFlCE CHANGES
During the Week Ending March 26, l0S

MINNESOTA.
DiscoAtinusd-Wrodahl, Clay couhty
Postmaster. Alpointed-Aneus. Polk county.
George Arnold: Carimona, Fillmore county, W. 4.
Read: Clarissa, Todd county, Frank 3. NuttinR;
Hopkins. Hennepin county Mrs Flora NJ. Hopkins
haEeasld, jackson county, Henry KAutson; Ridge.
way, Winona county, Joseph Cooper: Rock Dell,
O!msted county, P L. Ohio; Silver Creek, Wright
county; James D; Chnbb; Thomson. Carlton coun-
Thomas Graham.
Es,abtisflel-f Howe, 1cempea!eau county. John L.
Albert Groelle Postmaster.
=, Name Ch2nged-Osceola. Fond du Lac county. to
Cayanaugh.
tv, Henry Smith: Cedar Falls, Dunn county. Oar
win E. Barber; Rutland. Dsne county, Harrison
Thompson: Stockholm. Pepin county. Angus,
Sahlstrom.
j, ,Estaotshe1--Gera1i, Marshall county, Join Var
Ondel, postmaster.
Postmasters Appointed Butler. Keokuk county
Peter sower: Carbon. adams county. Henjamir
Moore: Daalonega, Wapello county. NJ. NJ. Lane
Dallas, Marion county, William Goff Eagle Center
fnaetr slaet Hawk 8 eo19ty, @ " sey!sr Gallon, cas
h. Mears; Green Bay Clarke county. John c. Tall.
man: Hardin City. Hardin county, A. l.. Richard
Hayesxille. heosnk county. George Richardson
i;lttle River, Decatur county. George O. Van Beck
elaine. Appan6ose county. Solomon G. Boyer
Merrimac. Jefferson county. William Brice: Pleas"
Ant ffa1fle; Muscatino county: James E: McEIroy
RRsino, Resi Sr.5;aa 1aspes st eony . Wam Eot Rcd
Monroe county. "A: G. Arnold: sheiahl, Story
county. 8. W. snider; Upper Grove. Hancock
county, Thomas Elder; Walnut City, Appanoose
y. $: Longhman: Wison' ale, Van Earen county,
T; NJ. Harlan: Winchester. Van Buren county
Richard Workman.
DAKOTA.
stabslel-Atdoch, Walsh county, John Ste
!en.on, postmaster; Byron. Kngsbury county, RI,
fus II. Richardson. postmaster: Hensler. Mercer
tnT7lN n-1o H.,
lin county, Hogen OpdaLl, postmaster; Viewael,
Lawrence county, Yes. P. Shoun, postmaster: Wo.
2ansport. Bur!eieh county, Henry r. Wogap, post
master.
DISCONTINUED Grand Forks county: West.
view. Pembina county; Williams Cass county.
Postmasters Appointed-Aure1a, Miner county,
Cyrus 8. 1nRham; Bonnersvilie, Ransom county,
Alexander Hitchcock
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

IHE legislatures Of Massachusetts usual.
~ SIT from three to six months and rsso.
tntoly refuse to allow u vote on Liaunia,
session amendment. which fact moves the
boston journal 10 exclaiM: What te-
'1ef it must be 10 the people Of states where
Inc people have been permitted by their
legislatures to DO away with annual cleo.
lions and sessions TO- havea whole winter to
themselyaa"
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

Mrs. Fremont Wants to be millionaire.
On Monday Mn. Jessie Benton Fremont filed
her petition IN tho senate 70 bs restored to twelve
acres Of land which 10 now within the city Of
San Francisco and known - tho Point San Jose
reservation. These lands are estimated 70 be
mont etstes her eass, che would seem unques.
donably 70 bs the owner OF the proE erty and
that The government must surrender the land
or - pay hes their value In money. 4rs. Fro
mont claims % purchaeed the property 70
1850; that whom she left tho premises In 1862
military eeRvioe, she rented tho place 70 Sur
veyor 0eneral Bsale, and that In 1868 the
United 6eate0 govefnmsnt violently and H.
legally" took possession OF her lands and use
them tor barracks, batteries. eto., and that
tho government has hoad poeseoason eYer slnee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

4HE tol'y OF Arctic exploration has rs>
cel'eo new demonstration, it any moro
were needed in the fate of the officers and
crew OF the. steamer Jeanette, the largest
poft'on o. whom ara probably dead in the
WHO'S Oh. Siberia. tits known and general
" ao' lifted that no conceivable benefits
can arise from the discovery Of the north
Pole. This being the fact further explora-
lions in that quarter are worse than folly
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

MENToSE, where Queen Victoria is 90.
ing for health and recreation, is known az
one OF the most charming resorts in north.
ern Italy on the west shore of the Gulf OF
Genoa, at the foot Of the Alps. looking ont
upon the blue sea. The temperature is
charming throughout the entire winter and
spring, and invalids 20 there in greet num-
bers' 1t is stated that no particular sieni-
hcance is attached TO this move of the
queen. She wants change OF air and seem
cry and like many OF her subjects goss 10
MentOnc.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
E'oREI6N>

Forster a4llnittod that it was true that tho
cOercion bill had not accomplished 4 great deal,
but declared it had done something. It had
prevented many outrages and murders, by ena-
bling the authorities to lock up those who
otherwise might have committed such acts of vi
olence There wele, he said, signs af hope, but
outrages must To stopped, il they were not It
would bectme his duty and the duty Of the
house ct commons to have stronger measures
still: Forster's speech was frequently chssred
in the warmest manner.
Gen. strselnekotf, public prosecutor OF the
KieR military tribunal, WAS shot through the
head and instantly killed while sitting On the
boulevard here. Two assassins were stopped
while fleeing from the scene In aoarrisge. They
offered violent resistance with their revolvers,
and wounded three persons. They were finally
ovsrpowered and conveyed to the police station.
preliminary examinations in important political
tr;ale third person escaped He was The
actual ASSASSIN.
Tho bill repeating tie prohibition OF impor~
taton ct American pork was adopted BY the
chamber OF deputies with an amendment au-
thoriztng Minister Terard to prescribe the
maintained that fears Of the disease were exaS-
geEated. American salters prepared meat &C.
oording to tho most approved methods. ue
cited medical reports from ChiosR0 and CiRcin-
natl furnished by the American showing the
variety OF trichinasjs.
Gladstone, closing the debate in parliament,
denied emphatically that clotnre was intended
to prepare the way for coercion. 1t was crime,
not cloture, that makes coercion possible. Tue
government only asked the house not, by pass
ing the amendment, to shut the door against q
principal which will defeat tho individual folly
and darker designs of those who would stand
between the house and tho discllarge of ito
dutiee.
The UDonoebne says the defeat OF Glad
stones ministry would be fatal the best tn-
terests Of ireland. It would hand over tho
lana act to those who would do their best to
defeat its working. He considers II wise conn.,
Sol had prevailed. Ireland woul6 already be
contensed and that the cloture is q legitimate
and necessary assertion Of the power Of the
majority.
At London, in tho court Of queens bench,
Clark, plaintiff IN the case against Bradlaugh,
laughs appeal to tho lords still pending. Jus.
tces Grove and Huddlestone gave judgment
against Bradlsugh, which is designed to force
Bradlaugh into bankruptcy 10 AZ to vacate his
seat in the commons.
In the house Of commons Glad
stone said the liberation on parole Of some sus-
poets to attend to private business forms no
OKelly; that they may participate In the divi-
sion upon cloture, thirty three home rules have
promised to oppose clotl,re.
The night police now around the docks are
600. tits believed the Fenians intend to blow
up tho tunnel to North Woolwich, which paases
under the Docks.
The man Who defrauded EvAns, the Ameri-
can dentist Ia France out OF million francs has
been extradited from. Belgium.
Five hundred and eighty persons have
started for the United States via Bremen.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and none
are 60 profoundly grateful and show such
an interest In recommending Hop Bitters
os women. 1t is the only remedy peeu.
liarly adapted to the many III sthe sex is a.
nost universally subjectto. Chills end fe-
yer, indigestion and deranged liver con-
slant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in the
shoulders and different parts of the body,
= feeling of lass,tude and dependency,
are all readily removed by these Bltters.--
T1uTnuk
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Republican Executive Committee.

The republican congressional committee en-
lareed its executive committee to fifteen at tho
meeting Monday night, and named - the ex-
ecu,tve the following gentlemen: Reprenenta-
tive Hubbel OF Michigan, Senator Hale Of
Maine, senator Alison Of lows, seuator Aldrtch
OF Rhode Island, Representaeyes Robeeon Of
New jereey. Hisoook Of Nov York, Fisber Of
Penusylvnnia, Davis Of Illinois, Ryan Of Kan
90, Mckinley of Ohio. Celkins OF Indiana,
Washburn Of Minnesota, Page Of California,
Van Horn Of Miesoun, Hobbs Of North Carolt-
M, and Houk OF Tennessee. xr. aubbell va
re-elect>d chairman without material oppoai-
ton.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

THE Louisville Courier. Journal SAWS:
"A Minnesota farmer walked fourteen miles
ather than take his horses on, in the mud
and 1a'n. Many A(innesotians are Ken.
tuokiaus." This is delicate iutimation of
hentuokian's regard for his horse.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Insurance Fraud at Mortified.

Several years ego man named CHARLES Still
Ter, representing himself to be q lie Insurance
agent, came to Northfiel1. Ginn., and induced
Jacob Dehl to take ouS certain life risk,
which D;ehl did, snpposiDg it was al right,
and payel him $500 for the same. In a short
time it was founi that he vas q fraud, and lis
whereabouts could not be learned until :o,t
tne ago, through the police he wac traced -
st. Charles, where he was arrested last weeA
and brought to Northdeld by the sheriff Of
Winona county. He was given preliminary
examination. but ewing to tho complainant be-
ing very low with heart dieease, the case was,
upon the advice Ut his physiciaas, continued
until April 8.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
The Iodine Trick.

It is astonishing to what peculiar methods
people will sometimes resort to endesvor to
advance their owa and injure others inter-
ests. One Of the latest aud most unfair e.
pedients Is that OF certain manufacturers Of
baking powders, who are endeavoring to
prejudice consumers against all o her pep
arations than their OVID, by ex'bi ing from
house to house test purpor,iDg to show
the quality Of various powders. The facts
simply consists in adding little iodine to
q sample, can in no way re veal the true value
of a baking powder, and is only calculated to
deceive and prejudice the minds of the ig-
norant and unwary. Some powders are
injurious, but this can only appear by
analysis. The true value of q baking pow
der consists in the amount ct leaveniug gas
which is given of when heat and moisture
are added 10 the four and 1t is only the
chemist, with the aid of chemical applis-
ances, who can determine the volume OfRas
which any powder can envolve. We will
venture to say that there is not an article
prepared for food that might not be manip-
ulAted by chemical tests to prove that some
thing vas wrong about it, and when person
goes into q kitchen, or before h ouse-
keeper, who is not to be presumed to un-
derstand chemical relations. and performs
an experiment OF even the simplest chanc-
ter, It ia not diff, l,ult to Impress one that
something awful Is the matter. AS
to baking powders, We could suggest
dozen tests that would be az ridiculous in
giving fair idea Of their relative merits to
an uninstructed mind as the one here men,
toned. The truth is, that tho best test to
make Of baking powder is to try it In
making bread, and see which makes the
most and best. To this practical test al Of
the established brands Of powder have been
put, and housekeepers have very generally
made up their minds which they pref and
tho iodine testers will find ultimately that
households that have for years used favor
ite brand will not bs apt to make change
on the test proposed. american Grocer.
News has reached Hudson OF tho death
Of Curt Harrington and George Willis Two
veil known charactsrs In that vicinity.
The former vas resident Of Star Prairie,
and TIA laktar aAvarnl Years chIAf Of police
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
MIS- 90EiLANEora

At the meeting in Philadelphia last Monday
evening, IN the intereet Of Hampton Institute.
Senator Hawley, Of ofConnecticut, introduced his
progress In Hampton 20 follows: 'sThe Indian
10 With us-about 261 900 Of him-le I'M
been with 10 from the beginning, and we havn't
made much Of success Of him. Tho solution
OF fhe problem which bis presence presents 10
ono OF tho tasks which the Almighty has laid
queetions have no respect for the repose Of
mankind. We said some beautiful thines
about equal rights back tAere when tho Dools-
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

a Mlnnssotlan's Ml6adVentaFo IN Florida.
A good deal Of interest 10 felt in Minneapo-
lis In tho recent misadventure of Mr.. ". W.
Eastman in Jacksonville, Fla, ehronicled with
more or lees accuracy In Z special 10 the Ohi-
cago Tribune The dispatch represents that
Mr. Eastman, in travelling from New Orleans to
Jacksonville behaved with rudeness to . lady
Of the car; that the lady W. made iii BY tie
shook to her feelinee; that she pointed out NJ:
Jacksonville. and that this brother undertook
to improve tho manneIs Of tho 1inneapolttan
with : horse whip. Tho story = given for
ssssrstsd sos:ip 10 uuds9sooa eS I.HS& tS.s r.
Eastman deniea tho main allegations Of the Dis
patch,
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

e,.~.A1 EADs threatens, in case the Unitsa
~ ell not give him tfty million dollars
e canal. taat he will built Il with
r,-ritish gold,
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

;tHE sixty.third anniversary Of American
'odd-fellowshiP occurs Oh the 26th of Aprii
and preparations are making eastward for
IS appropriate celebration.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Gen. swaim's Points for serseapt Hsssu.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Judge Advocate
General Swain, in his report to tho secretary
Of war on Sergeant Mason's case, holds that %
9ulteau was lying in his cot at tho time Mason
fired the shot. and substantial brick wall in
tervened, the ability Of Macon to commit the
assault charged WAS both apparently and real
~ wanting, and he is Of tho opinion that there
is material variance between tho allegations
and proofs, and conviction ought not to bs aus-
tained. Tho judge advocate adds:
While 6ergt Mason cannot, on evidence, be con-
sdered guilty Of the specific oense Of assault with
Intent to KILL % charged and found by tho court,
yet his conduct in reckessly dschareng his muskei
made At tho time, tended in 4 hieh degree to eo.
danger the good order OF the troops then present,
q well disturb public tranquilty and the court
should have 80 found, as q lesser kindred o6ense
to that alleged. by making necessary exceptions and
substitute consistent findings.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

At Winons tho republican city oonvertion
Thursday evening eodorsed the demoeFatIe
nominee for mayor, M. 1Amberton. and the
entire democratic ticket The republican ward
nominations are 40 folloWs: Alderman, First
ward, ". II. Hurlbut; Second ward, J. l.
fssd. bounao, 3r, School dirsctors. Firsi
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Mrs. Fremont wants to be millionaire.

Send name and and address to Craigin Co. !,
Philadelphia, Pa for cook hook ee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
HOMES IN THE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SPor Of Iowa and
Minnesota, by subscribing for the
Worthington ADVANCE, published at
Worthington, Minnesota. Send q for
one year: 81 for six months, and 50
cents for three months, to ADVANCE,
Worthfngton. Mobiles Co., Minnesota.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06
Fatal Fire at lie SuelAr.

Last Thursday morning fire was discovered
in the bakery Of Frank E.lhotR a: lie Sueur,
Mimi and spread rapidly until Frsnk
Erlhods saloon and boarding house, Krankee'e e
saloon, tho furniture establuhmeut OF Erlhon
4 Co ant aframe building owned by Frank
Barnard wore consnmed. T xo ei1s. one
ployed In Erthoff's boarding house. Mics
Fishbsum was burned to death. but her COM
panion in tho eams room saved berself by
Jumping from window. Many OF the board
ers barely escaped in their night clothes.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

GHRrAl AHaiunH II aAaS0

Mr.. Parnells valentine from the Liver
pool Ladies' Land League was check for
E1OO.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

In st. Louis last -,.
deaths than birthF .s:-, "o'o n'ole
'n'"en e1'ep'' !snal ror western citv,
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

Ifyou find yourself getting tiious, head heavy,
mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidneys disordered.
symptoms Of piles tormen:ing you, take at once
= few doses Of Kidney Wort Itis natures great
assistant Use it ~ m advance guard--don't II
wait to get down si'k. See large Advertisement
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

News has reached Hudson OF tho death
Of Curt Harrington and George Willis Two
we'll known charactsn In that vicinity.
The fornar Was 4 resident OF Star Prairie,
and tho latter seve,al years chief Of police
IN Hudson. Both died In the south.
The Worthington advance., 1882-04-06

Tennyson is in London, while the drain
nRe on his isle Of Wight is being over
haEled.
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Ncm publications.

S0MEE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
ihh i"i'0 w Price % cents
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1891.
Price 80 ceuts-
A' " ~ Price 10 cents.
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra Ma. o.
Price % cents.
FOUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS.
Prcc 90 cents.
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70 PHILADELPHIA.

THE Oh d. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o. 'O"
DAY. STATIONS IN PuILADELPuiA IN
NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IM ip,KSCt -, IHsrl sf''-
MINT AND TIL r FASTEST TINE ~ 'A''
ENr NTH ABSOLUTE sAFEIh'
vnrsss Trains leave Nea.York via Desbrosses and Cor
sndt streets Ferries a. ioio"s M l. 800 $40 g. q.
4 : and gp M. AMI IL night su sun '''' "
M D. g. z and y. ana ~ hei emf Sunday at 40
NcwN 0iA ua CaIndol.
a m, aud D N running through wa -,ion PhadcphA
~ OF Tiis 30 40 60 7.$o 50 S' % IS and
gmttd ESpi snnav i20l sos SO. - o,o a. N, =.
$50. 100 ami go p M asnNS eSeept SUNDAY.
ge oees Sle and giI BROADWAY AsIer n1I rooS
,t 10 nes hrosses aud sts Nourtst w" Wa ia
o tnnex station foot Futonst, lroosN H. c,tv Em.
ilg and / IL Hudson. ST., lloOokehi S'A0o' 'N'''
i,,rant ricke battery place and
7Ihr Ncw-York Transfer Company WI" ' ~
baggage from hotels aud Residences j. r. WOOD.
0EHANK THOMSON, General Pass'r Agent
GenorL MANAGER. "N"S
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DORDEAUX LINE.
@rustcc Sales.


rE'RUSTEE'S SALE.
WnEHEAs TIM GoLoEN EAGLE MLNIN S5s CON- M
laws OF the state OF d S te 1ot gay S 81 9ay
bonds beng or one thousa dollars Zach rspectiyey ngm.
beare The aid prPa sun bag payable on or before ne
hrs day OF May lro2 WIN coupons atdch~ ior e ha1
bic tc first days OF May aud November IN each and every
made both principal AID Interest bong made payable at The
And whereas the said Golden Eagle Mining COMPANY, with
the written consent of tho stockholders OF said company
aT't Ssrs aa deed 'a Iat G@y Of e a 81 ht
4 M The S on s e qnH raj and HIr" Sarsone
property situate ying and being in ne county Of linal
N said county at point three miles west Of the
if Of ficen uSGred fee vein length by cgbty
feet IN width ON the north side and thre hundred feet IN
conveyed To- The said Golden Eagle Mining Company by
corded In The roc,d booss Of sand county Of Pua In Cook
MA ais, Golden star Minc. situate in Globe Mining
Disire county aud Iouory aote.ad at point wet Of
hern hundred linear te oy thre" hnuitd icet IN DiH On
each side OF the middle Of said Ode or VEIN as conveyed -
3 rI t~ ~ non,s a, NOD 40 In sod CONT o P,ual.
extent ALSO situated IN -td Couur Of fnaL IciHtoy or An
zcna Together Win ihc quartz mill thereon known ~
c Golden t22c lill together With al e dps angles ana
SPIN mine. an1 Mi1& D'5gH l ,p W
u" -"lh an3' l-.'li''d i'P "',n "l
me- and 7Iuciilf AZ ~, GH H. 'it ana polsry
,cri. ,g "a fc c9n,r ana an lie estate rrlt title
and in erestcf sid company therein me puuoso Of
s.l doe PAYMENT of .i bonds. ~. fcr with ihttis' n1
ID, s..tt acC1 .Hi ID a.. tenor ANA effect thereof
Ard. whereas .td Witt n assent was duly filed ana re
co... M o. office D. t- Recorder of The county Oi fHd,
Territory of ieonl ou ISL. dag u april 1850 IN BOOK
oncn i-," moons Records page 80. and saG H. az
must Wt- luy rdaad recorded I'm M" Office az
sad .cordr o e -t! a} of May 1880 IN Book ono ot
NDTfr lrc, p1cc .,ij
AND au ias been aado in the pawn M - ne
Iunr. ni sal. o'n u. also 90 te payment o. 'h' interest
t.NtfuI.
uv thcrrlor at the rrqu OF e1nc Cd" tc holders 90 s'i
l,ra. AMI lt WHINE OF fli. ,u.,r er vested DY
decd OF tru.t v se a ',.! auction hy N,iah u ~
mott alt nrrar 1t fIr LIgIu. >ar-nu, 40 llI fr0l-
way NrW-lor, 'iy. f.r l5i dt' oi In". i-'' 20 I
o., lo, noon 10 avoFc Occrbcl property ant re.l,'
Nrw-lUrf MAJ 49, l~7i. JOIN u. con. '.I.I.
H!tAN A.JJuN~DN. Trustee.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual examination OF the classes will begin on MON
DAY, May -, at 10 a. m
The examination OF candidates For admission TO Of the
six regular courses viz Mining Engineering civil En-
rincering Analytical ami Appi.h Chemistry. Geology
Meallurgy Architecture viii begin on FRIDAY, June j.
atq3Oa In
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PROVIDENCE LINE:
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.

L FOE PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence & Worcester RtR.
for all POINTS NONin and EAST. via WORCESTER.
The entirely and paiaal steamer Mode ISLAND
on Mondays "Wednesday Fridays. ana tho iayOrite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, will leaycat -
> D. H. from Per % y. r. foot of Warren-st.
Connections made Providence, via T. * W. r r.,
or Worcester and all Northern, Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets for sale at all principal ticket
otics ~tae-roOns secured at OFFICES MescO Express
CO. AT 3 ,tur House. Nos 2O7, }Sl, .,97 broad
way ana kiftn Avenue aud MlndsOr ticket Offices.
l. FTLkINS. General Pass. Agent
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCunOLOE ARTSI

SUHUUI Ut AhISF
The final examination Of the several classes Tor the year
Will begin on MONDAY. May % at $3.50 a. n.
Candidates for the degree of Master Of Arts and students in
the Graduate Department will be examined ON HUISDAf'
June :, and following days
The examination of candidates for admission Will Oogn on
WEDNESDAY, June :, at $3.50 a.