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Ts'HoMas BOWLING. Auctloneer
CLOSING
ASST MIS- SALE OF CURTAIN MATERIAL Up
tftlSrFRINti STOCK ETr

T'Hohas BOWLING. Auctloneer
CLOSING
ASH. MES SALE Of CURTAIN MATERIAL UP
HcISTERING GOODS. BRASS STOCK SC
tnTrr GId hy virtue. Of a deed If assignment from
n i-,S, VII = IL at public auction. TT ESDAY
TElkIEtNIH NOEENBth 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK
n TIE 3'IrI'l rooms of Thomas bowling, the balance
aroSs-StriI i AID Embroidered velo,1rs;
IureetsaH Furniture Coverings i'll SILK, Mixed and
Wur~t-d Goods: ~
Raw Sis and NelOHrS;
Lar t'ill:s. tialiours, EutIing;
SIR Cord aud tIiic Fungrs,
Bras bans, Brass Fol,s;
BTaN1 II IssaS lot Casters:
IOECthcr with y other articles in the ,lanholstarpg
line.
Th" attention of the trade directed to this sale the
fp.tI> b, LIZ fresh and desirable
nIo-2: sAMCEI MADDOX Assignees.
DEErNrTohY SALE OF ONE OF THE FINEST
II SADDLE HORSES IN The DISTRICT
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER; THIR-
TENTH; at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON we Will sell
NJ front Of auction
BLACK SADDLE HORSE
years oi FROM west VIRGINIA splendid stock and one
81 The nn> S1dd horses In the District works single
or toIe' hnt has been Jusd principally Is saddle
h,'r -tlrtlt opportunity. obtain a class sad
IL h"rsv. st!unelns tu private gentleman
hiof DCSCASSON BROS. Aucts.
"ASIuEGTOS HORSE A ND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W IS 9iO and S42 louisiana avenue
htI.3T auction sale of Horses. Carriages. Bi1pyies
Fa:rl.>s & EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT,
FRIDAY MORNING COMMENCING at Ten O'CLOCK
1,sarriI'>s I weather
GeEt-!:-n having Horses or Carriages for sale will
md thus ihe best me- tho'i Of ss,sing Of the
3 BENSINGER Auc.ioneer
Constantly hand at private sal, iar.o stock OF
Eor-ss carriaas's BussieS. Express Wagons Harness.
IsLs"A@'s iSo'-S &c ol9-lIu
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
CATALOGUE SALE
THE MEDICAL LIBRARY AND INSTRUMENTS

THE LATE DIR. F. A. ASHFORD
TO be sold at my auction rooms on MONDAY EVEN
ING, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1888, at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
This is of the most complete Medical Outftsin the
country, and should command the attention of the pro-
iesSion THOMAS BOWLING,
uIZ-I AlctiOuePr.
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A LIAM LINE-sUMMER SERVICE

A LIAM LINE-SUMMER SERVICE
Quebec to Liverpool every Saturday making the
shortest ocean Nuyage Only five days from land 10
land Accommodations uns,Ir ssssst Cabin-S7O anI
$50 single Sl35 and $50 Excursion
Baltimore TO Iivefpool every alternate Tuesday via
HalifAx and ST. Johns. n. f. "
intermediate Passage, SD Prepaid Steerage s2I
LEyE & ALDEN, General Agents
207 Broadway. New York. or.
At WASHINGTON d. O.:
ID. A. BROSNAN 6I2 9th street
JAMES BEIIEW. III It'll street
G. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania ayenua
EIl-w sm.6m
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THE US.S. TalapooSa left League Island to-day
for Norfolk.
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T. CoLnWELI. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED RFs1. EST

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
No !bI ELEVENTH. STREET NORTHWEST
fy virtue 81 deed of trust. dated January 27th
A ID 1871, recorded in 1iber No. s44. folio Ill et ga
SGD al The land records for the District Of Column 0
a and at the request Of the holder of the secured
thereby. We Will sell at public aucon front the
promises on MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH IsSs,
az ROT II O'CLOCK i. M the following real estate
situate IN Tn. city of Washington District of Columbia
being hot nnl. red four "a in W. w CorcOran's s,iii
.is"n OF orynal lots two and three, in square mum
sf4i thTtt hundred and thirty $50 together With
the improve hts. 81.
Terms 1T sale: Onehalf cash. and the balance in two
equal INSTRUMENTS, payable with interest in six and
twelve ilois, secured by deed Of trust the prop
trty '!f or all Cas. at purchasers option deposit
OF SG required at the time of sale, and all recording
ab;i conEyanciS al purchasers cost III terms sale
ac hot IsAiiitd with day from the day of
sal IL" trustees the right to resell the SAINT
after vf days ADVERTISEMENT at the risk and
Gefatiltiug purchaser.
BkaiNARD II. WARNER.l r,,,s,oos
CSicoSitS CHARLES G.. GLOVER ifHst,ts-
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DR. JAMES ENPECToRANT is both a palliative
and curative I'm lung complaints, bronchitis s.. n
Is A standard remed, FOR coughs and colds, aud
needs only trial % prove IT, worth.
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(yHILDREN'S AND BOYS OvERCOATS,
" $2.50. 81 80 81 and IS up
Children's and boys suits 81 90 s. S4 and as M
Mems and boys pants. 81, Si.2s. 81 80. aud 81 up.
Good undersllirts and drawers 25. to soc up
The best 81 90 school shoe in town
aides button and lace shoes from 81 90 up
Misses spring heel button shoes 81 Is solid Size ia
Cali boots. $50 and &3 5Oc and 75c school hats
Eolo caps etc. at
J. W. sELBYS
o26 l9l4-lel6 pennsylyanis syenua
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IOHN l. SHERMAN & CO
- HEAL Estate Agents and Auctioneers
J2I + street northwest
w III snll at public auction on MONDAY thect.,
TNtifiE DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893, at F.)Il Ki Sd
pICCh PM i'll front OF the premises Lot No AIA
stlaasr 10, improved by thr,c story brick building
it..iIg No J22 Delaw art northeast.
TERMS TOad- known at tins. of sale
IN, s,,,,,.,, JOHN SHERMAN Il CO., Aucts
"nt Sht H. Sa.rSIan n3-eUSds
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4 ftANGtkl SALE OF FIFTEEN ACRES TWENTY
- lux rtKCHES OF GROUND NEAR FINEY
BkANCH ROAD. In THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBIA. VIZ W.
10y rue OK df1'f'e OF supreme Court of Dis 40.
tf,t az t"iuina passed the sixth d:sy OF No S&
Ntrit-r n - iSs<S III eInity caTIs. No TG5 will -
- H. NJ iin auction AZ the of puncanson
u - gu aln - Stills asitln2ton. u c. ON MONDAY
NJ fNBf.a y me TEESl ,1Ssj at FoI RfI'tIGCE p
NJ ract 81 Lirouid i'll the District of CounII,ia -
tn' f1nfy Branch Road and northwest % Brightwo"d
iIsr tetr>t belonging TO the estate Sasur u Ein.
h deceased and containing fifteen acres twenty fnnr
Rrchcs. ''' -iee.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree third cash
tsiaLsc III ,ti'lH pa nsents in six 90 twely, l
months with interest. all cash. option a: mr.
Chaser On tlll 1ynlcrt of purchas-Iiou.y deed viii
oc si'tL All ccnvcyancing ut purchasers cost de-.
Ee~lt "f sie inquired at time of sale Terms If ssI To
be coni"iitd with within ten days property will b, "a,
sold al cost of dtaul.ins purchaser
,-.r-.>,,~.>. ,,,,x WI H. FINCKEL, Trustee.
Pts,'-tNSoN bhIH.. -tucGpnecfS Mod
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FuNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendan %
10 loss OF time handling Of fuel and ashes Ii IL
Used extensively Tor running Passenger and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
and llthogTaic Presses Coffee Mills Koastrs PAPER
snd Ruling Machinery, Iathes &c, &c. This engine
Ius with extrme slnootEEos and regularity of speed
Possesses the least number oi working par-ts aud
great simplicity OF mechanism
For Particulars prices, &c, Amply at Ofi-e of
Washington Gas Light Co. IVA
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CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE POSTMAsTER.-Mr.
Edgar Snowden, editor OF the Alexandria Gazette,
will, 1t is understood. be candidate for poStmaS-
ter OF the next House. He was assistant pOStInaS-
ter OF the House In the Forty-fourth Congress.
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HOAAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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unrestricted funds The book funds produce nearly
$4,000 year. There are Thousands OF DOCKS I'D
the library which, for want OF money 10 spenu
upon catalogung, have never been entered IN ,no
pubic catalogue begun in 1860. The use Oh 'no
library increases from year to year. and Involves
an increased expenditure for service. What tne ~
brary greatly needs Is funds amounting 10 TO
$500, 600, the income of which could DC apPhe" ="
tue cost OF administration ana serVice' -,
The annual report Of tho Superintendent Oh '"o
Common Schools of Maine shows that educatioh -
advancing rapidly in that State. The past '"o
years have been years of new departures i'll Sumo
respects and these have in each case brouguV graz
flying results In April, 1884, the attempt was
made by the superintendent to obtain hgner
grade of teachers for the common SCHOOLS ny INC
use of specially prepared lists OF questions ~ 'no
examination OF teachers desiring certincA'es "
teach in the ungraded schools during tnat suuo,,
These questions we're sent out to the various oom
committees with instructions that no person
should be certihcated who failed 10 ans"el .oa f
rectly at least ak out OF every ten OF ha rten
every alternate five, tho examination W 9e wlJn
i'm every case. This system was continued thi ousn
out the year. and carried the number OF experience"
teachers from 4, 713 up to 6,523.
Colonel F. w. Parker. OF Quincy methoa
fame has been elected principal OF the COOK Couh'S
Normal and Training School In llnnols'
The Prorideaoe Press commenting on that part Oh
paid to school teachers says: He's on the rsht
track IN his suggestion that teachers in the lower
grades should be better paid. The time Is coming
when we shall be no more willing to have peri
patetic pedagogue to instruct the youth IN our
districts than we are that such il-preparea III
sructors should teach in high or graded scnoos
We going to give general recognition 10 .no
that for teaching of all kinds thorough preparation
is needed and we going TO pay well ior su e
preparation We pay well for it now-none 700 %sn
In the average and higher grades OF u
The Albany Times calls for the general es'aoiiSh
ment OF the kindergarten system " 1t can scarcely
be y il savs that system of education which 80
exeels in theory and practice should be long
neglected by 40 practical and nteligenta people as
ours Thoroughnoss will at last be prefeIred peIo,e
haste in education in other things ana tae Aiel
men of other lands to careful grounding as the
English say IN the kindergarten"
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filming.

ANNUAL REPORT of the HALL-ANDER-
~ sON GOLD MINIAG OOMPANI OF NOVA
nCOTIAIhe undcrgne majority Of tho Trustees Of The
above company hereby certify that toe amount u the capital
,tock of This company hundred anh hiy thousand DOL
OUU that the whole amount thefe was Issued Ia
payment Tor aiming lights aud properties real estate AhI
war ngns Tor it, busnoss In the Pro iuce Of
NoVs and thai tn. amount of tho present. adobd
above conn Is two thousand two hundred and
seventy seven and nIty eight 0ge huudrrdth dollars
80 M 6s) tsgned II. h. ADAMS. PRECEDENT
~. u. kith Isl ~ MAK,
T.. = Dr. AMP.
W. r. DISC WAY
majority OF .ho Trusees
IL Kret.chInaI being duly that secretary
of inc Gold Mining Company 81 Nova h,Oa
an rat above 10 signed by tho eadont Rnd
majority # the Trustees the and tho said IcpOr
ia Tine 10 n = best OF bis knOwledgc AMI belief.
lsguedj H. kItE laCHMAR
Subscribed and sworn before me this IN dai OF jan
nary 1859 lsiEneIl uENRY "a. LELAND.
Notary Public, hihgs County.
Certificate died In New.Yosk CVuuty.
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9ieamboals an6 Railroads.

EOE W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
slip al s D. m and IL Sundays excepted II p
steamer ARR time ior early trains North aud st
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
IL EAsr-FAKrs REDUCED, 50 10 Boston Lowell and
IYtchhure sIto Newport and Fa Rivers 81 20 To New.
bedfo Corresponding reduction 10 other points steamers
Nj, POttI aud OLD COLONY leave NewIork alte.
nate days sundays copied from Pier 80 North River foot
BrooIyn loot Fal1onstl. aud Jersey CITY urom
OF n xcnange place. at \. ~.
hohNi' ~ GEO. T.. OONEoR, Genl Pass. Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
ga m western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Noptfea, " drawIng.roOm also 10 Saratoga.
s4Oa m pecal Express for chicago. daily. stopping only
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Bunao. Erie Cleveland ahu
Toledo .,..a.
daisua Rochester and buffalo. .
a. m bany and Troy, with connection 10 Utica sara
toga tileps Fans. Lake deOrge and Rutland,
$50 y. m, ibany anu Troy special, saturdays only
d.. M. Accommodation TO Albany ana Troy.
gp NJ LOUIS express with sleeping cars Tor 81 Louis
running trough every day In the week, also Niagara FANS
BunnlO, Toledo and Detroit -, ,--,-- -
$50 m Express Tally except sunday. with sleeping cara
aud 10 Auburn Road also 10 saratoga ana Mon
trea. 49,, ~, -,...,,.. 49,. g..
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo, Detroit chicago ana
III m Night Express with Sleepinscars TO Albany and
morning trains Or the west ana Or1h
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 90 anu 4l0 boau
way aud at Westcors xpress Parkpace and 151
and 042 Broadway. New-YOrk. aud SSS W-shngtoast.
j. NJ TOUCEY Cen. SUIT Gen Passenger Agent
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Cav Fp.yc1sco. Cal. Jan 1.-THE mysterious
disappearance of d. B. Chisholm, the secretary Oh
the Albion and several other mining companies mas
caused great excitement around Plnest. to-day; l.
IA reported that there Is large over-ssue OF AIp0n
stock. Chisholm Is brlieved 10 nave iell 10y We tn1
Australian steamer Yesterday. IL ~ al sald ihat
largo operations in Albion are a. the bottom OF CS-
holm's flight The stock dropped to 30 cents per
share this afternoon ,.- =.
the North End Comstocks lately. The 200 levels
station is being opened at the g. 100 level of tie
The Navajo shaft is being sunk below the $50
level. The drifts at the lower level still show Tie
same quality Of ore. .
st. has been sod but the Board still occupies II as
tenant
GLOBE Arizona. Jan. 1.-THE Excursion Com
nanv, mill on the east fork of the Verde River has
stopped working The reason i not given. bn' the
stoppage Is doubtless due 10 the difficulty OF saving
the gold. Inc owners of tho property are pfihci'
paIly Eastern men, some New-lorkerS
Bullion valued at S62 344 30 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
The cleanup OF the Father de Smot mine for { he
last half of December yielded $2G,6O3 y.
"Subscriber" ,ks tor information concerning
the present condition of the Spring Valley lily
draulIc Gold Company. An oUceT OF the company
yesterday made the following statements 10 r.
porter Of The TRIBUNE:
II IA only lately that suilicentlylarge opening
has been made In the ground at the mouth OF the
lower tunncto allow OF washingto good advantage;
and In view of present Indications and the tact that
the water-suppy Will be increased onethiTd by the
end Of this month. We cannot do otherwise than
anticipate largely Increased earnings. Nncn TINS
tunnel was begun did not pect any large earn
ings until IL was in complete working order. We are
now IN position To derive The ful Dcnehi OF IT, ana
we believe that the next two or thpe runs ~lll
prove The value of the property. There has been no
regular cleanup snco August |, but one will be
made at the end OF thi; month. unllI We Ahow IT'S
result We cannot tell what the earnings have
been for he past six months The annual meeting OF
stoc khod-rs i'll take place Oh February u anu s
W., shall know the result of The clean up by that
time and shall have the superintendent report,
we shall then be- in better position 10 state when
stock hoders may expect dividends. The persons
most Largely Interested nave great confidence IN the
property the value OF which, they believe, Will be
proved before long"
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STARIN'SS, .vnu,nnon I'D ,yopo,r,r,ov
A

GTARIN'S
y CITY RIVER AN HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier 10, ". H.. foot OF Cortandtst.
Consenments OF freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and
ehand,se 20 any part OF tho city.
sEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOH LIGHTERAdE.
Freight of every description promptly ghtered toany point
n the hRl boz at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BAR0Es AND GROVES To CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS -
Steamers John H. Starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. Pier 10, N H., at Vp. daily lSaurdays
excepted -
METKoPoLIs EXPRESS CO.. between Newly ork and
Neville and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points d. L. & ". X H. received at Pier H.
For New Haven and points East at Pier 10.
NORTH SHOhE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier l. H., loot oil
Whitehalist -.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine Boiler shops everything appertaning 10 the
construction ard repair VI vessels
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New Publications.

1900 NOW READY. ISSS
1000 PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS iONO'
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1883.
Edited by
Edward Mcpherson, Clerk House Representatives,
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Abstract Of Public Laws.
Party Platforms, 1882.
Constitutional Amendments In the states
Election Of United states Senators
Cabinet OF President Arthur.
Lists Of Principal Executive oficer.
Principal Diplomatic Onicers U. s.
United states Judicial oihoerA
List OF Forty enth and Forty eighth Congresses
Official Statistics OF Immigration 1871 TO 1857
Value of Exports and Imports. 1880 1881. 1882
NATIONAL. BANK and on RRENCY TABLES, giving
the Number of Banks Capital Surplus Dividend
and TOTAL EARNINGS FROM SEPTEMBERl l. 1853 TO
sEpTEMBERl !, 1882; also Total Internal Revenue Ike
cepts $780, 1881 aud 1882
Revenues and Expenditure OF the United states for three
years.
Total Appropriations for years 1872 TO 1888 by years
Tables OF woolen Manufactures IN the United states
statistics Of Iteraoy returned at the Tenth census
limited States Debt statement Novem Der 30, les2
Election Returns and Figures. Fifty pages
Price rs cents copy or five copies FOR 81.
Sent by mail on receipt OF pnce.
Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXnTrnGTnNQ
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAYTI
PORTO RICO ISTHMUS OF PANAMA aud COLOMBIA
sang every weekTousts invited avail themselves
tTDs, which they make route which
Compsnys take at the extreme Tow Of IS
day which includes living board III
time they may transfer other Of the line
they may NEE ON the voyage.
Tor passage apply 20 $500. 80
10 statest, New.York.
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 17-P NJ
The mining stock markets to-day wore dul'' ana
prices generally were about steady. Sierra oranuo
recovered to 2.GO92.55. Robinson fiuctuated DE-
tween 1925 and 20. Chrysolite was hrm NJ i.o3@
so and Iron Silver sold up to $50 The market
generally closed week.
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,1LgsAr rHk MINING BRCHA N6Es
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Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Court
lnndt Street Ferries NJ follows; ooo "a
IA y 20 n s3D 40 and Lmiedl IL a. m, l. 800, $40
x n n q and .. m. and az night. sundays D, y,
% Iimited, and 10 !, o. z, D. and p M, and IL
n,ass Trains leave New.YOrk daily except Sunday, at
7gOa m. and p. H., running through via Trenton and
s'm,g trains leave Broad Street stations Philadelphia
13anI 35 32J 345, $50, 1880. 500 $50 and IL
limited Express 1870 p. m.l, l, 81, (625 Limited g.
Az sgDs M (6:26 Limited, $50. TAO, and $40
Yesye Philadelphia Via Camden a. and 4i3O daily
M 9nces 1876 $40 and 044 Broadway Aston House
and fnot OF and Couran dt sts COurtst and
Annex station foot Of Fulton.st, Brooklyn Nos
III as and lS Hudsonst Hoboken station Jersey City
Immigrant Ticket 0nce, Pier l. 80
The FORK Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
TfIARLES Il. PUGH, II WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced So 10 Boston for nrscass tickets goouonv
specified ON their face. ,... 100000, n, ..oou
M from pier North River foot Of Jayst New YORK AT
irving Boston at Tickets for sale AZ al principal
HJPRoWipENoE LINE. for freight only Steamers leave
from pier 20 North RIVER foot OF Warrenst sou IN uJ
lsnaaavs eIcepted for Boston via Providence direct
w. PoFPLE, Acting General Passenger AsenA
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MUSICAL

MUSICAL.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
IN only at
No.5FAST l4TH ST, Sd Door East OF 5Tu.AVE.
incorporated 1901
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL
NOW OPEN DAY and EVENING,
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I--AcrUAL sILxs-sHAExs soLn
Open High Low-F Fins, Am NJ
Ha"e' ing est est SA 'A
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panelnl Acnoenle,.

EJWTIlIIIT ~<tHO~IEtFV1'
ALLEN DODW0RTHS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. G8l SHAVE
For particulars for circular DodTorhs new Laneers
Music and figures NEW. Just published
ATMR TRENOKS ACADEMY ofDANCING,
~ broadway and 500 ST.
Lessons every day and evening. send for circular.
ALEXANDER MACGREGORS, 112 5th-ave.
u Ciassas sverv morniur and afternoon Gcntemcn's
classes Monday and Thursday evenings PIivate nsruc
ton day evening.
NE GARMO'S classes in dancing meet daily
~ and Monday and Thursday evenings at standard Hail.
LAG Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing
No B7S 5th.avo COR 47tn.st oppost9 windsor Hotel,
Glasses will recommends october IT, 1851 En-
garement at Newport, II. J.. oosos october l.
PS Send postage STAMP for circular
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
DERGERS FRENCH METHOD Entirely
ID new practical, mathematical. Professor CHARLES
O5 East 2Shst Athsve Free demonstration every
afternoon at 40
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THE OLD.EsTABLjsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY, 5 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NETWORK.
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Qelchers.

A BILE and accomplished professors tutors,
N gOyerncsscs lecturers, companions and hOusekeepers
euppllcd by MISS NJ j. YOUNG, American aud Foreign
Teachers Agency % Union square.
Miss HESSE, 80 WEST 21ST-ST.-Lad'es,
wi music: German LADY for private niiyi
French LADIES' with music; all resident teachers aes
and gentlemen speaking Spanish aud eSpenchceu professors
as res for German day echoo
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