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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
The FORGED Bond Pvn,e.

Secretary Folger, In his report Of the inves-
tigstion Of the DOYLE bond-plate, states that
never have two bonds Of the same number been
offered for redemption, and that no bond with
a number higher than or different from some
genuine number has ever been presented at
the treasury. These facts, he claims, dispose
Of the published rumor that s22, 900. 600 in
spurious securities were struck off by the
counterfeiters. Treasury agents, after full in
yestigation, found no basis for the story that
more than the 2O7 counterfeit bonds found in
Doyle's hands were printed. The secretary be-
ieves that no plate or die has been furnished by
treasury employees with which to manufacture
spurious securities.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
strike Ended.

After rest Of five weeks. the iron workers
at Bay View, Q suburb of Milwaukee. Wis.,.
reached an amicable settlement with the COM
pany. Work was resumed on the 10th at a
small increase in wages. The men behaved
nicely during the period Of idleness.
The rolling mills at vt. Louis have resumed
operations, the men having agreed to work
under the Cincinnati agreement until q settle
ment is effected. The pudding mills at
Alikanna, o., have signed the scale and are again
in Oueration
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
A River Horror.

On the evening Of the 4th inst, the steamer
Sciota. with about five hundred passengers
from Pttsburg, Pa, collided with the John
Loomis in the middle Of the river opposite
Mingo Junction, Ohio, sinking the Sciota In
fifteen feet Of water, only the pilot-house be-
ing visible. The Sciota was coming mp the
river under full head Of steam, and when about
half mile from Eingo junction the Loomis
was sighted coming down. The pilot Of the
Sciota whistled for the channel, but owing 10 .
Misunderstanding. both boats took the same
side, the Loomis striking the Sciota and sink
it,y her in fifteen feet Of water in three minutes
from the time Of the collision. The LOOMS
was only slightly disabled and went to work at
once to save those On board the unfortunate
Sciota. As the Sciota began to sink the pas
sengers swarmed over the sides and soon the
water was filed with q mass of struggling
humanity. Skins from the shore went to the
rescue Of the unfortunates. Great difficulty il
experienced in getting at the actual number
lost by tie disaster. At last accounts fourteen
bodies had been recovered. The list Of the
missing numbers forty. Capt. Thomas, Of the
Sciota, whose son was drowned. Ia insane from
his misfortunes and has been placed in custody
Of guards.
The bodies Of thirty five victims OF the Scioto
disaster have been recovered, eleven Of which
were found In the vicinity Of Wheeling. For
miles along the Ohio River people are search
ing In small boats.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
LOVES RIDDLE.
BIT AUGUSTA WEBSTER.

A" Why love thee In thy question so?
"Why, when Isabel In ioyelier far 2"
Dear, 90 hard TO read loves riddles are,
He's no lover who can solve them well;
] may tell when thou hast made me know
Why thy smile has nought Of Isabel
4" Why love thee" dost thou ask me this7
Why, when Lucy's voice ia thrice as sweet 2"
Dear, loves measures are 90 hard TO mete,
More or less compute no lovers choice;
Ere tell, say what tho reason is
Why thy singing has not Lucy's voice.
" Why love tbee,D must answer now7
"why. when Blanche Is witter hfty-1oid?r
Dear love wrote his changelese law of old,
Lover wisdom should not know its why:
Why art thou not she, she but thou3
Tell me, love, for therein's my reply.
GOOD Words.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13

II is feared that the Dutch iron. clad Adder
has been lost, as the body Of her pilot and sew
erol Of the crew were wsahed ashore at Ymuiden.
The Adder is a second class vessel OF 400 horse
power engine, displacement 1850 tons, and car
rying two 12-ton guns.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13

IT Is said that Merritt F. Young,
treasurer OF the Barnum, Bailey and
Hutchinson combination, haudles more
money than any other amusement
treasurer In America. He receives and
is accountable for the entire receipts,
which average $40, 900 per day. As the
season this year runs eight months, or
206 days, IL win be seen that he must
handle q, ,080, 900. In due time this is
paid out or deposited in the bank or
turned over to the respective partners,
when Mr.. Young has received and paid
out for the season the extraordinary
amount Of a, 100, 900.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
The ESyptian Trouble.

Tho great powers Of Europe are reported to
have formally requested the government Of
Turkey to invervene In the Affairs Of Egypt for
the protsction Of European interests, and re
Turkey fail 10 respond favorab1y, the powers
will at once concentrate an army Of 20, 900 men
for the invasion Of Egypt. A reconnoisance
made BY British steamer on the 9th disclosed
the fact that the Egyptians were mounting
heavy guns ON the western side Of the harbor,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
FORTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
Senate.


MONDAY, July 3.-The senate bill to author-
ize the sale Of timber on certain lands reserved
for the use OF the Menomonce Indians of Wis
consin was passed. .Gorman called up the
senate bill to encourage and promote tele-
graphic communication between America and
Europe. IL constitutes Robert Garrett, viii
liam L. Burns, William +. Fnck, Of Maryland,
and associatcs company to lay an ocean cable
from any point on the American side 10 some
point on the European coast. Ihe blil passed
Wild an aillehdiheh1 eAiehuinB the hme within
Wnlch tne company Silail oesin iayihH the cables
W. ", t"o years ,toni Tue passage oi tne aC'.'''
Ine general aencieLsv apptopriatioh Dill was
Proceeoeu Win, ana ,he committee amend
uiehts agreed 70 as read. Inc senate commit.
ee proPossd au alnehoihent constituting nfst
ana secot coIhPuoileI OF the treasury and a
t tieasure, Vi lhe oiliIcd STATES Dpaid OF audn
mere 10 oeternhhe al questions arising OUT OF
cia'uS anu PioPoseu allowances growing out OF
tne nlheSs aha puIiai OF Iresiaeht uarneiu'
proVlding method OF auditlhg them and ap-
prep[1,aung, ing, S.SGoO ;, M ior tne payment l o. shs
aNafus' anu llhitihg 'he ainouht 10 pe certihed GER
anu pald lor nedieai services 10 son'Voo' IL
iui'neT PROVIDED that all CLAIMS shaLi De con
Zoo VA H,iu Nv titaae
.s].a a''u ~ ai'a. .nu Sa.S lo'
49, CnItno, tno na ai',i ue
ia a,Ir,r;at;n,, 80 a. az "nHtn in7 eo" a,
de- apnnpt g., ,'aS'oai so,,cas ,ro,, ~, nDa
30 nnn ne, o,..,o1 80. 90 -,
90 ,,; mas 49, s,oS yeaS -, nats
10 file release under the seal OF all claims
against representatives OF the late President
growing out of said illness aud burial, The
section prevailed as amended and the bill
passed Adjourned till Monday.
Wrnxrsn,y. Jplv 5-Tbe bankruntcv hill
was made the snaciaI order for the frst
Wednesdoy ~ Daccmlo, newt No other bnsi
ness OF ;rn1ortance WAS transacted
THURSDAY. July G.-Tbe river and hsrbor
appropriation bill was taken up. Mcmillan.
charm an of the comp,ittee ON commerce. stated
that As il came from the house the bill apprp-
priated az, ,367. .s75. The senate cnmmittee
added 81, ,O96, 900. making a total OF sI9. 49, :
975. The committee had inserted a provision
authorizing the secretary of war TO Law out and
construct A canal from a point on the Illinois
River at or near the town Of nennepin 10 the
Mississippi River. at or above Rock Island. and
has APPROPRIATED sIOO, 600 for the work. After
a vigorous debate on the Hennepin canal
scheme the senate went into executive session
and soon after adjourned.
Pprn.v I,I, Tha so,.,o ,osr,,a,, ann
sidar.t;on ~ ,ba river and bsrbor Iii tbn
onast;on hsing n,on he parnsnin csmsi nro.
fSec, rsnnrted Sv tha ssns,a cornri;,t.e n. h..
on the subject continued till adjournment.
S.rrpn,y Jp,v s-Tba river and barhor hill
was taken m and after an animated discnssion
an Amendment providing Tor an additional sur
vcy and report ,,pon the cost OF tbe constr,,c-
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hallway Wrecks,


collision occurred on RAILROAD near Cork
Ireland, on the sth inst, which injured thirty
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13

The boat-crew Of Hillsdale, Micl'., now in
Europe, came out Of regatta at Marlow, Eng,
on the 9th, first best.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Homewnrd 8ound,
America Wins.

Engineer Melville and Noros and Ninderman,
survivors Of the Inflated Jeanette, are on
their way home from the Lena country.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-07-13
The Rnse Hall Chan pionship.

hue nAse hhh hSuhnPsOmsoAPs
The following table indicates the position Of
the various clubs in the contest for the cham
pioDship:
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&ntamH RESORTS.

DAETIES intending to spend the cod WIN
tr.u.rrf- horn climate wi hnd nom Comforts
sc. with caued Northern vdo" hty d. hr me- sho,lh'o'
~ Dftar- d.. location Aoautul and heLny r4cf
cnces qytls terms moderate. Address If. NJ g. luOihe
once
DAVUION HOTEL, slip, LONG ISLAND
remains open until ,o'eui. re JAMt.2 LA Els.
DER~ONS desiring To ecopomIZe cal have
,o,C board f0- the winter ~ price. country Two
hou-z from .ty Ial Address a. T. g.. Cortlndt III Hud
son. ~. Y.
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; L. a IN. Tor -tl ions 10 II i-haIds 49,
10 Tor sii6 59r i 80 saT 7? HOOP Sso"sht
NEW-lORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
re, FoF NJ s XTo ); and PIii LHDELPH!!A:
For Philadelphia Ninth Green ,s at Z u.s. 93l I1.15
N For Hid and M B< On '4 NJ U.s. l ii
For Trenton IS 3 y ~ "A 9' az y a a; 100
RetH NJ 3 tlan o LAY: : 81 ~ a. M o. Z p N
From stations Pbia ami '.tliit n "a Nrtb and Groom
ats a. -, - :" $50 II Am -. 5i5 $40. 645 Il p.
From and Bcr KS "a, at D. no oI5 a. NIL $780,
From Ttntoa - T. cl l-y g - a. I H 50 p n
PtILGAS Ph16ITn q ' an o. ID p 9 train,
8nu 9..LhGiEG COACHES TO midnight trains Aou New
So2gc, ZION & made At Jersey Fry station to and from
Iickets Tor At loot of liberty &c. Nos 2e 28l 4oI
and ot = am, t a MAJ az le 1 iin't a. ay',* S95
~, a., !. i anser ompany "l ,aI for and check Jags1ge
''''''- IL p "a AL.1,i.gilv. Gen Pass Aren't
Wv sTEARys. Gen -up'1 40 w - '''H ass s''''
NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH R. r.
1,,ior. fl, Vol. Penn.yi 2nl r. r. foot Cotandt-
LEAVE NEyYoRK commcncn4 oct p ,.3 80
For south Am1oy, VIA O. r. Il. " y. j.. j. sIja 1i5
For 5aiv4 &C. Va Il H. H. 81 z j. j. s. SIS. a. H. a.
Tor ted Bans. Long ancl Ocean Grove. Asbury Parl
a. d > 3. rIs ia ferG. Il, H. 9.s NJ + M .5o p m
VfPr liNe"ood Toms River Barnagat &C, VIA g. r. - Of
Foo Freehold Via G T. p. ofN. u.s.. SID II:45. a. H.
lorAl.aa j .ty, Viaeand BriI-e,on &c. / IS T. m.
II r DAID&I a ~ r. Eo22 g. K f 4 hANP saaf
r,,rr, ,, ,,..-.
l. llE HAIINAG now known rs the NEW
Hra3gee Is r EsI M 1 re EAI ldt
-o,r a N, n.nqaa and Gmclso uar Express Drawing
m n, ,r,i,,- g.. t,D l'-'L '-' a., 8r Vii,
m aon1ect'n, 9, ~ t,, Nh t lt,sr ,ri S,rrh
'er-L PnIm,1,. be.r IRA VIM, I'm Siam COaclrs51
- p ,D1Ir,-Pactac Express, for the we.. sleepln,
Nodche- through 10 Buffalo, Niagara Fails and
O,5Io without cnlnga Hoe colch through TO Chicago
1,I,ertrr4 tl an ~ ,"3 w 81, ,coo 80 T.,
-, etlotd an Passlc j. ~, 800 - l0:Z9 a. m L
70 o.. . BOO an % To- 800. 6:lp 800 : 1850 p H.
i riii,,,is auniav% $50 lo;2D IL m I'io o50 H.
Paferso, ID 4.lo 10 q.2o 1o.o, ~, ,or.., r.t5 2
g. so no. '5lO 5.3O Hi0 g.4 = - 'T "a IS
midnight, Gunlavs S s5J I0.3n ~ 1tf ei6L II mid
night ~ " ''' -''-' Ill., l''o' o''o' - D'
80 49, 55 0 7 VA me- S = ~ 20 no rrav ;
nights only sundays 9lja. m BIO G.3J1 N ~
Suncru. 900. 500 1920 m l45 3.51 ), 6:l1.1IJ
Pm 1Hd l. midnight SunIiyL J. $40 lU:-J IL.
las $3.50 o. m ant II midnight
warwick 1JOl No.. 4.}Oo n
day. SEQ r. IA .- .. . .,n. 90
Eontout M nll-tloI' = d i ~ a. Sundl - 80
Goshen. o. 700, - l'-' 4 3D. $50 ''u $50 Z 7:IJ o. NJ
sundays $50, 1870 a. m. o:i0. p. n.
M iejoVu .'u o IJ;-' a. n, SOL 4:al T. t;l1 D. 10.
sun0ays so" ~ i-I l p5t p IN. IN, . \ M AMI E1O
Port Isrv,,s, ,55 . lo-Qa NJ 'to d T. 7.I5 sui
ron 54 a m 70 - ~ ana At Les am IL 80 p M m,
pss IN ie me-, ir, f,r me cec Nm
go % a., h.. ,uiss
Nos ~ 49, a.. ar y, fi, .sa ~ IS So, =" W.
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ID -''li-'-'' '-.---H''' ''- W A''A7'o-
lcsle ila Fen5. rf ai- pi5ol tort o it5T:aadi,i'
D. Iu eree., SlIlv- ,t-,- car a.tl.lei arrives wash
u-ton p m. Nslt .tD---, Iet7,4 |i,hintol at -
a4o4.ct-o .,,
ciuaaf $50 -hca-a -:' : b no. l.i Louis $50 a. a
~ o. paace ''lri' and day eoAcn' though u Cln'-u'
-l2o.9cs a.st dAiy arrive, 4; wahnyto1 30 m Day
Ezpre,s leaves %ahrgton a. 4ei9 A. Ia daily eieepei'
r. So oiae. ae MAKE. .l5ei ,ac the west Trans
arTve from ne we-tu GOA m. 3 30 10. and 1000 p
Tickets aad sleeping oertls secured and baggage called
iOad1 y and AZ all Ire o.es o. The Pcnasylyani IIroad
Company
nor BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
/ -, 49,. "a = ~ y and II - n IT,,
%a2 2 Se T HT la a. e sei Init ifff
ieuo' en- 6r'l.pa ilts.>
LOR BONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
w., p Pii tff Tcr5a4. d" Mlf'o3f, Moi
Pou1l4eeusle. EsJpIA lni.-Is with Ulster aul DeIt
ware ana stony c,gys tu.r1'ie 9-1nh'!tt Gity o.
Of Gr,oa.s N,rta at,st s1c55, 74jiriiyS waS4 the
Cl.goi -l.s.l. ...,so3I. .. IA.
Y Wy Olh tLN bAL AND HCD2OS
" GIVE hAlLHDAD ~ "i l'iii- ~. 'o'eI - 4o9-'
d. Nr.,.rn and >ortnern lzrres- 10 Rochester and
ma ID -pec.a fIpo-s for hcas, eli1 .l5rf.n- only
al Albany 7lIcl-e Rochester. LuAo 4Ie D'e eid anu
IO.edO . .
da ua. Rochester and Bu4to.
d. 10 a -y e lgy gi. eIa .na 70 '' '
'"- z, ,,'ia ''.1 i-'Nv a-H - -''
80 2. ih' ~ ,+h. ,,. F! t NV Fl ,,,a , .r,-
~ en-. ~
LGAao ana i"'eo s sl- -.e,t sunday with ..ep,ug ear.
p. w. 81, II .. 49,. d, r...,t ..-.' ~ ,fo-tla,i ~
70 | I a. -. ,,.r 9.f3 ..rcIing GAYS for
- p ID, H. ,i,a ~. -, T1, I.t,,1t mn and
cayto4 ,.,,, r,a-... win, -...r..,-. f., Albany and
11i, I' h. -''5i'' -A''e'' "'"' -'''
Tickets sac at so Bowling Green, 252 and q" Broad
way aud a. Nrscutts l. Eptess one s. fafA;
Tiu IN NJ ioCCtl Gen Sup't G. b. MEEhEI1
Cen Pa-seii@'I Aaeu~ .,,,,.,,l,,,,--
y HPnINiGtiitIJ. HILT0Kr.M0N REAL and tnterno,
d.ae points steamers leave Pier -. f. H. sally
and II SUNDAY. ex PIE - C2uneenZ VITA rams Al
I ~ ~ a RI M - yn ~ AZ Rroa.i
way H. g. ana : Court-st Brooklyn. L4curs40n ~ New
Haven and retuf1l q 3D.
", ,.-tl,rr TINr
r. ~ "A Iorcrer Nashua Portland and the East
Inc new Iron steamer e;lrIe 80. ,-opcr-rru
he - o.ile CITY OF NEW-lOhK,
leaves Pier 40 40 N0liA l.I 1901 ot " @t.,,1 1eAt e'
ABOVE Do''' os''''' ~ - "a 'A'' - . e."
DkON IDENCE LIN +. - -,,.,
Oh r IN; DE- r. ana Worc .r RR
for all POI - EOitTlI and EAST wa n ORCEs TER
The entirely new and elegant steamer nH0Dh i21,A ~
i.1er 4, y q ~ -tJrs an I1esavs thursdays AMI
saturdays viii leav- - ~ - -, .
. =. m. from Pier ~ y: IL, lOO' OF NaiIeu- ~
C"1necuon. mace q, S,rri"rn pa.tern and White
No. any Tc.et, f,r ,a.s az al principal tcaet
on ,ae-t23ns se'S To. Coz SsI so and al oad
~ sna ~ lit .y.nue and WiudsOr T. Otel ticket Offices
l. ". r LII ~ = "e-i'iAi / 'S 80 80,
II 49, '...i l-' $500 \, 49, Milton
"A IJanstons West Point, Corn"alL MaIDoro n,
"tty ana ony CqSe fi Io's 'Lo' - ~ y
h.. SATURDAYS it o. III
c,1, pATrr
y MIHTtAP1Irs coroRApo OREGON CALI.
ton,lA a1l All yoipt. IN T.aetsE, MAN MUA.
iN'A DAN''A' "l-'NL'yIA' ana TIC NUM- - W 49,
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILRn Nd -Passeneel

and after > 1892 viii leave depots loot
oi Cortland aud Uesprosr---@ l 81 D. NJ D. A. 5ty u
800 ,. IN sJr EastOl. Bethlehem Allen o"- Hea,un%
Man @ INK. Nfite-hIrr" fuvl1tL Ni''iiY. ltAAct
Genev' Lyons. Buflo and the West 1nl Northwest III
man through coaches li4g. Trains AZ D. IN 3 bdon
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading Mlucu Chu1S, NtAOtrre
and Pi-t'ton Loca trains 40 = M for tastoh Dc'elsm
and C0plv .. - .l,
Train. LEAVING slDL n. AMI p. m connect Ior an
points IL MlhanOy ana Haze. regions 'lnLy IRAN
local for Mauch ChunS. $40 Leave AAneh CIuuA ~
~. ....,,.,-.., ,,,t corr ,nit r.,
N'HS'" '~'4 800 '"'--~ g. BIINGION o.. Il. A.
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0eathers.


YOUNG lady experienced in teaching
y wishes position a. WAITING soyernsss 70 giVe h5Te
MISS W. esre Of Mrs r 5 shepherd west Esd 81
4 LADY, who can assist backward pupil. I'm IN
n Grammar and Arithmetic can pay hai G9ara a Vo and
~ -i Ne bv f.scllDg two hours day Address
PRINClPA1- p o. Box 81.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IboroHe6y con6Sinf Professors Principals and Teachers
Families going abroad or % the colntry po1nty si r.
Y6UNG American sud Foreign Teachers Agency % 0H''A
square
pEST TEACHERS, American end Foregn
ID PROMPT provided for pry1,r Pr91 W,ns o.
-CHER2fEHHOHN. = eerrtiry d f-ist ltih--1
INSTRUCTION IN college preparatory stud rs
hen .of ,ne esr American college Address INsrEtcroE
Tribune Urtoen olice 1850 broadway
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL b REAU,
VI sj West 2istst New-f lrs le1chcrs proie,otS g '
ae,ts l 'sb5Si. VIII eonpteat r.trqet'r schools s3
omn"uoed 10 rent 7fl@ Urn ' ,i e,secrstary
EVari., yras W. Field.
DRIYATF INSTRUCTION.-AI Yale graduu-
are iaviur highest test aui city ference has
morning .olls -euga ed Address EAPEhILNtL' hoA
DESlDENT GOVERNESS.-A lady accus-
mar H. ey In--h FIclc. mus.c. best city raeren'es
Address D.. ID. Boa 10 rHune once
TEACHER of the higher ENGLISH branches
lIhai' ictc-asss Address d. IIlotne Uptown once
l.43- .oaoeay.
V'EACHER-By Harvard graduate a.
euoe; highest references Address LIN ILEf' tribune
UPTOWN once H. $ broadway
VO PARENTS aud GUARUIANS.-LadIeS
81 experience ll teaching 1d tctie il,9 ,i[l,
Frenol ,ad mise A drcs, r. o. 3ox 5l2 orange y J.
WrANIED-A SITUATION as soverne5,; t c9n
references aL- diplomas. Address oo]DbIHd' no. L.
6tl-aFe.
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.


(yIRCTLARS OF good schools, with intelligent
X advice free parents personally mailed for postage
state wants Judy j. ". ~ GKd rtHpNN EAST inst
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES. POttstown PA-rmrtv se;onI AN ua Ses'o
opens sept. Is 1891 "a PliIi8p1a I1i teiu1g X X -
nlesfron Philadelphia with nrOI{i cars rom SeF- DIX
bv Bound Brook Home ntDrt+ Dtr'iJt u1> )ulA
andthOrDugn work elegant buildings a11 ~ cOhVenehcA
location well KuJNnIJr beauty am ~ AIN
EOrcatli0gIos address, GEO. o 81 I-rI| A ~ rim
DREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \. !.
IL Home.rke thorough progressive New nusiIacG clI'
GUAR. win iun PARTICULARS. OLyhuE q. oAAIIh A N
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
~ Bridgeport. Conn. Address Siss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
y. Y. home thorough course OF study. CO
opens september 10 Miss NJ ". NJ EDCALF Principal
Nj r.. ; l.. CADI'S Boarding and Day school
w Tor Young Ladies' West End Inst Haven Conn.
thirteenth commences september IS send ior circular
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
w schOo. tor Young Ladies' Tarrytown on the Hudson
VIII reopen september 20
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES. experienced teachers; numbers limited.
NcwCanaan Conn.
OSSTNING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
~ DIES, sing sing y. y on HUDSON. For particulars
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y CAV lCH LINE
y 70 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Inc Iron steamer
CITY or WORCESTER,
without the Sound, and
he OIte CITY or Nt"-l ORA, .-
leaves Pier 40, North M loot Of at,,st next pier
above Ferry, d, except sundays at p N
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6tean1o1ts III iIiLr1I1I.

AND OHIO RAlL&DAD.
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Connecting with Providence ana Wore ter EiL 49,
for all PBt,IS NORTH and EAST, wa OkCES TER
The entirely new and elegant steamer Rhode IoLAN y
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for Worcester and al Northern, Eastern ana W hl'c
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

CIRCULARS OF good schools, with intelligent
" advice free TO parents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor postage
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LADY who can assist backward puph, III
n Grammar and Arithmetic pay hat board and IA uo1
Modern Language Classics Pttutlng Fo. ~
Instrumental by teaching two hours day AuIe''
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YOUNG lady experienced In teacnInE
y vishes position Waiting governess 10 give lAsItuO
fiou in Eng sh and music best n testn onas Aude's
MISS W care II T. . Shepherd, Z33 " est la 50
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One Of the and best known select schools Tor oy IN
NJ cvt re COVE, them when Old enough 10 attend 7t3"
al prepares Them business college nine pup4
uatiOns OF special excellence thls
o. Yale ~ Princeton a.. Three separate de
PRIMARY, intermediate and senior Ee-l iI ls,i--
Professor Of Penmanship and 100" Attpi-
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entirely 10 the of this school sanitary ana
ARRANGEMENTS Of most approved kind aiSs gymnasium au
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dialogues by post calls received alter 7epIomDe14 oh
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noTRLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
ML.T. AND THE FAST Est I AlE Con S4S TENT
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For c4I4.OEuos. aIIV 20 Il3 II7TaTIIH OK 7T077's
Institute
VNHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven conn. prepares stIient' i9r W.; o''se r5I
lessor T. A Tnacner Il. y, Kin fslsy \ H., A. g i"ltniG
III. d. Professor L. Baldwin PrOiess1r j. y. Old D. -
- ~ Address W T.. CUSHING. Hec.oE
cInn PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
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EMY-speca opportunities foI apt students 10 ADVANCE
raudy sueca d1u backward boys students admitted
and classified az any ANIMATION for ADM ssion
sWITHIN G. SHOKTIIDGE. A. NJ,
Harvard College graduatc), Media, FeDh
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University Grammar School, ! ,4S1 BrOadway,
near 42d,st- Begins the 46th year MONDAY, september
Is Primary Commercial ard assca Department rooms
ep.u sffer sent M. ~ HOOOv. ~. l.. Akin PruclpAi@
cIln 4 YEAR for board and English
- lOU tuition Bows under twelve. Address PhACH
CAL EDUCATION, Tribune ONCE
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For Bows and Young Men-c;ty.

NJ al Broadway corner OF 4adstl Classical E1ghsh
80 Commercial Deyartmens Fail term begins ~tPe 20
Tor thorough practical teaching logIess'Ee he'.y ~
re-uIfs claims tquu JAt "vSt
ma "a min. schools. During the past two years
L. lainafrs have limited with llgh cIed mo 1l
g col rcs several assng al once INTO the sophomore
sud junior Classes ..--. 80 .ro.o 4er,rsrg n l{,
- t.tolisi on Guess .duc3ti Preparatory classes iOr
voung bows Reference IS made TO he many elt ,1,9
apply 70 - 4 ,s.TItit.T- princiuas
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rVUF FIFTU AVENTk SCHOOL,

4 No 20 West 59tb-st- opposite eutra! Paral'
Ia GIBBENS and ID. BEA' IL, jr, IrlAclp1-''
Reopens M0nday September -