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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

ISDIANAPoLIs, April %,
Business with local banks was quiet and with
out feature. Rates unchanged at 70s per cent,
with well distributed demand, which is suiii-
cient to absorb the increase in deposits.
Most bankers report individual deposits as
rising, Bank deposits are very low. Exchange
Is still so scarce as to necessitae large shipments
of currency.
The New York Money Market-stonk Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Moner 4a5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5isQ6ia per cent.
Government bonds 4 per cent lower for threes
and extended fives; four-and-a-halfs and fives
unchanged.
Railroad bonds firm.
State securities dull but steady.
The stock market Was very duh to-day, and
the result of the days business shows very lit
tie change from Yesterdays close, except in a
few stocks. The weakest stocks in the last honr
were Louisville & Nashville, Central Pacific,
Northwestern, and Union Pacific. Even these,
however, were only q o. lower than last night.
Northwestern and Hannibal st. Joe preferred
were strong at the close, and advanced to SO.
IN the forenoon Pullman Palace Car advanced
III, and Manitoba ! y,
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-
day aggregated $4,000 shares, - follows
isyille & Nashville, $4,000; New Jersey Central
5000; Northern Pacific, Al ,000 St, Paul, 900;
Union Pacific, 10000 Wabash Pacific, 5000;
East Tennessee, 5000: Pullman Palace Car,
5000; st. Paul, Minnesota 4 Manitoba, 5000,
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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wabash. 81. Louis 8 Peeifie.
Indiana, Hloona,nston ss Western,

Indiana, Bloonatngton St Western.
Dcnart-Pacific Express and Mail.. 7:45 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1880 pm
Burlin gton and Rock Island
Express, daily, 7. c-.-...--.-11:15 pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily. r. c........... 4:1o am
Cincinnati Special. L 0;50 ann
Atlantic Express and Mall. $50 pni
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-MooreheldA Accommodate ESQ am
Mail and Day Express $40 am
Night Express, daily, r. c.--.11:10 pm
Arrive Might Express, daily, r. e.. 4:1O am
Mail and Dav Express o:4o Din
Moorefield Accommodation. 6:2o pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern EXPRESS. Mall ayr. ~ ~ am
Day Express, ll:Z0 am
Atlantic F,xpres . 700 nm
Arrive -Pacifie I.xpress s. 7:05 am
Burlington and R. |. Ex., d'y
1850 pm
Western EXPRESS s.-.-..----. 1908 pm
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fenows Hall
Thee. p. Haughey. Pres't. Fl. Latham Cash'r.
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Indianapolis and st LOUIS.
Express, daily C. c.. G:25 am
Paris Express ............ 4.O5p IN
Boston and st Louis Express,p 6:45 pan
New York and st Louis Elk
press. daily, $. ana c. c.-..-.1l:l0 pm
Arrive New York and Boston Ex-
press, daily, c. c....--.------.. 400 am
LEGAL Passenger p.---------- IO:40 ASA
Indianapolis Express. $1,000. $50 Pd1
Day Express, c. G., daily DAD pun
CINCINNATI. Hamilton and Indianapolis
Dayton and Toledo 4: 70 am
Connersvile Accommodating, 4;4o pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York Express. =. 6.55 pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York am
Arrive Gonnersville Accommodation. 8. 45 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and st,
Louis 1915 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and st.
LOulS-----.-.- lO'to pun
Clneinnnti Accommodation. 7:l5 pm
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TER INVARIABLY IN ADMINISTRATORS PRE-.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN OUTLINE OF IRISH HISTORY from the Earnest
Times to the Present Day. BY JUsrIS h. = co
l2m PIP 1874 Baltimore: Johh Mupn'
This ia a prasew worthy attempt to bring tho lead
,nv facts of Irish history within the compass of
modest manual The FIRST three chapters reia.o
IN tina earliest legends the conversion OF the Celts
to Christianity. and the Norman Conquest. Inc
newt three chap,ers are occupied with the Eliza
betban period. the Cromwellian settlement and the
r.su,ts of the Restoration and the Revolution OF
iess. The events of the Eighteenth Century are
outlined in O single chapter, tbs space scarceiy
suffcing either for an adequate estimate OF Henry
Grattan's services to the island or for compre-
hensiye view of the proceedings of the free irish
Parliament. The next two chapters are devoted 10
Emmett, OConnell, the Young Ireland movemen'
and Feniansm The last two chapters deal WIN
the Land Question and Home Rule and bring inc
record down to the autumn of 1882, when the lrisp
National League was formed. The recent asPo0''
of the Irish question discussed with com
mepdable spirit of moderation and fairness, tne
summary of the events of the last ten years pehg
admirable in MANY respects. Tho main 1auils are
sins of omission rather than of commission. Inc
Land Act of 1881 is dismissed without hne VI
explanation, and the Arrears ACT ls oaieiy hio"
toned. The Church Disestablshment Act iKe"iS0
receives only meagre notice THESE great licasui0'
of remedial legislation and substantial justice must
be considered as partial offsets TO many Oh 'ho
crimes and evils for which England is held re-
sponsible in these pages, and greater prominence
should be given to them in an honest ouine OF lrSn
history. We suspect that undue stress is aid upon
the efforts of the Land League leaders to discourage
criminal agencies in the recent agitation. IL Is
reassuring. however. to find in work OF n'sn
origin outspoken expressions of condemnation Oh
assassination and the crimes of secret societies. we
welcome such q sentence as this from an lrsn pen
IN connection with the Phenlx Park murders;
"Irshmen should always remember that at time
when England and all the world were thrilled win
horror at the murder, at time when the pass ons
of men might we'll be stirred to their worst the tone
of English opinion and of the English press, with
rare exceptions, was just and temperate"
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

>Mrsaurprr LAssIe. BY Percy Ross 12mo, PIP. 22o
MACMILLAN CO..
TIE FIRST SIX Books OF vgRGIIs ENEID Translated
by L. Richardson 16mO. PIP. 10y. ("oonso cAeI
Patriot Printing House.)
THE HISTORY OF TUBERCULOSIS FROM THE TINE OF IL
WIS TO PRESENT DAY Dr.; being IN part u tralsla.
tion with notes and additions, from the Gertnan oI
Dr. Arnold Spina containing also an account VI VIC
Researches and Discoveries OF Dr. Ropert hocn'
and other recent Investigators BY Eric Il. Sattei,
NJ ID. 12mo, PIP. 19l Cincinnati: Robert CLARK q
Coz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AND How TO MAKE THEM. BY
George NJ sternberg NJ. d., F. X. NJ. 8. $40, PIP. 2o4
Boston . James r. OsgoOd q Col
PIAST.IIrx Popular papers the Phenomena OF Bot
any BY Edward Step. l2mo PIP u.s. 'henry
Holt & Coz
THE SPoRIsMAN's GAZETTEER. By Charles Halock.
l2mo DID, 2ls Orange Judd Company
A WASHINGTON WINTER BY Madeleine Vinton Dahl'
gren. l2mo, PIP. 247 boston: James H. Osgood
Coz
ScoTT's HE LADY OF THE LAKE. Edited by william !.
Rolfe Square limo, PIP. 273. Boston /: james H.
Osgood Co..
A NEWPORT AoUARELLE. 12mo PIP. $50: Boston :
Roberts Brotners)
MARY LAMB BY Ammo Gilchrist 16mo, pp 1886.
Boston Roberts Brothers.)
contested PRICES BY NJ. L. scudder, tr. limo, PIP.
ST. Chicago: Jansen, McClurg d Coz
THE MODERN AGE. Vol l. January-June, 1883.
(The Modern Age Publishing Company
ROBERT REID CorToN-SPISNER. By Alice O'HaDlon.
lHarper's Franklin Square Lbraryo
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MR.. JONES BUYS 4 BOOK.
From The Detroit Post and Tribune.

Mr.. Homes brought home a book with him
the night aud left It lying on the rack In the nall
marks about IT, either was he hoped to smugge II
into the library and lose among tue other books WITH
out Mrs. Jones noticing IT, Pretty soon however MIS-
]. began TO wrinkle her nose and snif the an.
.Where have you been Jeptha !" she asked suddenly
Yon don't smell it about me-" said Jones, ndiderently,
while his heart gave great thumP: g, o,,o,, :. ..
soon as you In. It's either Frangpan or Jockey
Club but think it's mixed" .r ano
Henry Clay I've been smoking Come to think OF II they
perfume those cgars-that's It." ,,,.,
ing. Jones was cOngratulatng himself on having
escaped easily, when Willie came in to supper and be-
say pa what have you got in that paper on the hat
SEat your supper, sir" said Mr.. Jones in Spartan
father tone, land cont DC 40 curious Curiosity was
sinners with a slanting glance at Mrs j., who
was counting the grounds in the bottom OF her Tea
9what is it, Jepthai" she asked inn ocently. as If it
was the last thing she cared to know. -
it Of poor fellow who said his family was sick ana sac
hadn't enoughmoney to get BACK nome us qte yaI m
pertinent You don't need such work. dear; but you
know sometimes am little awkward, ha.ha W, ,o
"was the agent young manf asked MIA Jones
Yes that is really aid Dot observe The fellow fellow
the book of him just on purpose to encourage her. SAID
"veiy nnd, I'm sure. mumbed Mrs. Jones. "HOw
was the agent dressed 1"
You don't suppose noticed his clothes Maria-why
ehs dressed the way all book agents dress-back silk
polonaise, and hat aud feather-I mean hat and
tllster-how can tell 2"
You don't he able to- and she was In distress
and wore black silk pnlonaise and used Frangipan.
Inbins best cannot afford to- but then I'm only your
wife. Jeptha Jones. you're wretchl monster! a
heatess unprincipled NAH! Let me get my hands ON
that bookl FIJI show You grace OF department! You
know we didn't want that book any more than Cat
wants two tasl Oh! Ohl OH"
This is why a wild-eyed man with book under his
arm and leaving on the disturbed air long wake of
FrangipaLi was seen rushing In the direction OF an o.
the dealer had bought the thing in MT Of phlantro
nv and wanted TO get rid Of 1t in fit OF despair When
the book seller put his glasses and began TO decker.
the unfortunate told him 10 keep it, he had no
for IT. he took private lessons IN department the book
wasn't worth cent TO him.
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NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R..
Pennsylvania z. r.. loot CORTLAND
u ct and DeshrOssas-sf.
IN ew.York

~ IL. IL.
statiOnsin NewYOrk{ 81 and Des9rosses,st;
LEAVE NEwYoRK pna hsa Ja r = 1895 1885, ''
For gs south A@DOy wa phA Reading r. 7.'9i IL
F. Penn zif RSa 5 suqaaT n 81 M sunG.p mn
For Ma,awan Sc via P6iia & Reading r. r., s:i5. ia
Via Penn tsG % s a SO m Sundays
FOR RED Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Aseary PARK.
stopping at Ocean Grove or xs6ar r Park sa5 NJ nj
s $40 Penn for Lone ran@ ocean Grove anS POM
Pleasant SUNDAYS mo- stopping at Ocean Grove or As
For Lakewood foms River. Barnesas &C. via PhlA
hf fcr Pfesio ia 1 va rhs 2' Reading r. M
t fS iSp VIA WI F Pa eSs as Basss
G. / 4 ( R. x &c L s S5sa 81.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
EIyER M June 10 1883
drawing.room cars. to Montreal and to Rochester.
Ere cleveland inland and Toledo arriving at chcisO Id5on
a. M. saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special with
chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan.
daigua Rochester Buffalo and Richheld springs connec"
and s SSPpsSas for Utica SARA
o % S1TaSS T0SSn cara
4 Q. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy. . ,,,
M ST. Louis Express with sleeping ears for Nasas
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Detf's
se En and
Pacific ETpress with sleeping cars for Rochester;
except sunday and Clayton Except Saturday, -,
Troy Co Ssa' ma 0 the No
Tickets on sale a. drard Central Depot: No Bowling
Green az and AIS 6S % and
and SSS WASHINGTON and s6i Fulton st.. Brooklyn and 70
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence
sThese trains run daily all Others daily except sunday
Sup't. Gen Passenger AgenL
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Proposals.
- 1fsr's-ssss'rss'''''s' - - -
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAvY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON June IL 1888.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES

PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES
SEIS-n accordance with the provisions OF the 9th
Div appro March s. 1888 sealed proposals viii
be at the navy Department until noon on Monday
the purchase OF certain vessels which have been
the Navy Register under authority OF an act Of
Congress approved August 1852 and which is deemed
for the interests OF the United states 10 SELL
offered their appraised aud their locality
are: The Congress- $4,000 Guard $500; Kansas $1,000
and sabine $1,000 at Portsmouth. n. n. Iowa. 80 80Oi
Niagara 500 0O0 and Ohio S57 TOO at Boston Blue Light
$500 and Florida S6t4OO at New.London. Conn NewOr
leans 300 the stocks al Sackes Harbor " Y. Sus
1900; supply $1,000 Sorre 5000 and Dictator S33s at
Ieagne Island Penn Fr0llc, $500 and Relief $1,000 at
ana savsnnsh $4,000 at Norfolk. Roanoke. So. 200 at
Chester Penn Pawnee $500 and seaweed $780, al Port
must be submitted in envelope addressed
10 the Secretary OF the Navy Washington c. and Endorsed
Proposals for the purchase Of vessels as TO distinguish
from other communications NOOner for more than one
yeas should be included within one proposal.
Will be sold for cash. 10 the person or persons
corporation or corporations offering the highest prices
be accompanied by deposit IN cash Tor satsao
factory certified check Of not less than 10 cent OF the
equal whole amount OF the Offer with two
suretes approved by the Secretary of the Navy
Of the remaining 30 cent OF tho
OF such oner proposal within thirty DAYS from the
OF its acceptance. In default Is made In the
remaining 80 cent part thereof within
time said cash deposit Of 10 cent shall be considered
as forfeited the Government, and shall he applied
the act OF March 3 1888 All deposits and bonds
whose proposals shall not DO accepted will be
turned to them within seven days after the opening OF the
proposals.
On application to the Department printed list will be fur
bids and bonds which must be used by bidders
The be examined ut time by applying to the
The purchasers must remove purchased
the Yards stations within such reasonable
WILLIAM Il. CHANDLER,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
~" ~ CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception elegant boat the sound aet
the favoritc CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No. 40 North River fooof Watsst next pier
above Desbrossess Ferry daily except Sundays st6l5
Drawing Room through without change 70
Boston Worcester Portland and White from New
London al 4:4n
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Mem Publications.
DROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA,
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND.
THE TRIBUNE NETWORK.
Mem Publications.
THE wHEELMAN FOR SEPTEMBER.

The closing number Of the first contains articles de-
scnbing PHILLIPS and ABB BOT ACADEMIES. ANDo-
YER; the MERRIMAc VALLEY; ATHLETICS and
GYMNAsTIcs at HARVARD; and the history Of LAWN
TENNIS in AMERICA. President Bates contributes
another Of his delightful tales spagues Big coon There
Eve chapters Of TRAILING ARBUrUs. Charming.
Breezy Pquant Novelette, Beside these there
articles peculiar interest to whseen This
pletes the second volume panied by Very
and Admirably Arranged Index Both Volumes All those
who love good literature nne art interested in
bicycling should get this number TIL WHEEL
MAN the past contains Single copies be obtained
from all newsdeslers ortrom
THE WHEELMAN CO.,
eo8 washington.st. Boston. Mass. Price 20 cents
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pawenge

I EHIGH VALLE1 KAILKOAD.-FaSseng
IL trains depots foot OF Coranit and Desbrosses
5:1O $40 ami p. for Easol Bethlehem Allen.
town. Reading Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre. Towanda Wsv
erly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at 10. and $40
d. IN EastOn Bethlehsm and Cooav.
Trains leaving at S:lOa m. aud $40 m connect for
all points in MahanOy and Hsze0n coal regions sunday
train loo for Madch Chunk $40 Leave Mauoh Chunk
at
L. Il. BYINGT0N, q. p. A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after July 8. 1888.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains ewYork via Desbosses ana Cortland. Street
HstTi.Suss PstsSars the West and South with Pullman
Chicago q Dining Smelling %is snG
Wifi I'M car. at -. IN N; every sy day
o& spFs eDs
Baltimore Washington the SOUTH Limited wasnnssu
Express Of pgla1 paCs Cars daily except SUNDAY
T. and $50 NJ $40 and = m and Si Il night Va
sund aHG q B a. e. I snS y Dfa and - night via
FOB a apa e. CIV "a dsd % s1a Dssi
Thoaxh car on pm, train.
Lens Branch Bay Head Junction i1termedI;ts e.
saaTay and On aSSSs sU and and
, mot atop az Asbary Park
an sSssas sna sraSss
Trans arrvs.From Pttsburs $40 and ll2oa m 7sS sr
SsS re- ds sId M v Ss % sGst
io,sop Fro From hsitI9S1s a. ssS
ssass ss9 sse Sso i,;.S o. S'y @ ss$s.s
SSS go SSo s65. iiisS H.; $40. 1855 ssS' iasS
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Observation-Disclosures ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 Each TS " fSR
Z IN SEw.YoRK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
AhST AN WITH The A EssEfsT ElnE
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbroes and Cor
land street Ferries as follows;
8. 9, I. and p. 10. and IL night sundays % La1
itedl. and 10 a. m 4 Z, and p nv aud u night -
1920 m. and D. M, running through VIE Trenton 40
Camden, ~
Returning trains leave Brcadst Station Philadelphia l2o
8lb, $40. S45. 435 except Monday 800 7S0 $40
IL and lilo Limited Express li30 ani $40 NH
kS+SSeso 49, sand $40 m On sunday , l2ssi
sS se fssv sfS Va
sss Of o S .s5 go snS 81 Broadway. AOr
and foot OF Desbrosses and cortlaldt Court St aS
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton.sI Brooklyn keef
llt ll6 and ls Hudson st. Hoboken Station Jersey yS
Emigrant Ticket once No Battery Place and Castle ox
DEN.
The New York Transfer compsny call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES w. PUGH, j. II. WOOD I
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
KILL MOU NrAINS. landing at Cranstons oors-,as
Newburg Marlboro Milton, Pokeepse EsoPuA p RsI
with Ulster and Delaware stony Glove AMI kaaterskt
roads Steamboat City OF springheldleaves TUESDAY,
asv. SATURDAY, ats p. ~, from harrson-st
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Lcave James SIP s. tn 1ts.
time ANNEX BOAT from Pier IT. foot OF Pine.st, T. b.
$780, $780, 93l: IL a.. tDl 306 AGO. BOO 300 D n Y
James slip aud Annex 32at, do not run on SInday
60 LEAVE LONG, ISLAND CITY Foh ar
BABYLON-oO5. S:35. ll;05 a NJ. 800. tj) c'o' '''s
y. m SUNDAY $50 800 a. NJ. 735, 2Op n
P!hE icLAN d sS5 and 4:35 nm daily except su1aay
PATCHoGUE-835a n. 1885. Abs. o:3S D. m sunivs,
FAR RocRlW2Y-so5 1905, lIos M 2.o5, $780, 4s,!
6:35 sos 7:o5 NJ 1915 night Wednesd ani saturday
only. Sundays e30 )3D IL M. 4:3l y f5o 9:o0o N.
SAG HARB0R-S:35 a m. 1888. 400 o:So p. IN sundays
GREENPORT SHELTER IsLANDi-ss5 m. a3S 1
H4iOO o. saturdays only 5:35 p. n. SUNDAYS ga 10.
LIMITED EXPRESS PARLOR CAR TRAIN. Only
special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good On this
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-ss5 90, a. m. is5l
day only Sundays 1885 Garden City only l3o. 6@
y GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-SS5, 800 m- lS5. 4:S5 5;35. 8:35 p m Sundays
S M1p6N"TiSGfoN. SoRrapo Rr-s.o, H. tso5 erprs,o
4:35. lij 5:3j D. N. SUNDAYS 905 a. m, 1852, m
USiI~G And GREAT NECK BRANCH-ss5. 7s5.
Sis ll:35 1885: 4:35. $685. $685.. 70j m- wednes.
days and SATURDAYS only 1918. night Sundays 835,
ll:35A m. 3:5J 5: 30, s05 D. m - -
FLUSHING COLLEGE, POINT. WHITEsToNE-I35,
$40 1905. 35 M LOO 2;3S S35 4S5 605 5:35 eCs.
oS5 1885 1855 m; 1885, 1885, 235. 1885, 5:35 1905 sos
long BEACH-s:o5 1905. HOO NJ 2:o5 $780, $780,
$685. sos, 7:O5 s.25 p Sundays $3.50. $3.50. IL IN l.
2 81 SID 1l5 7:l5. Last train from Long Beach
leaves lO:lO D. M daily 10:l5 Sundays
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Gitp properip 90 Get.

FURNISHED house to let.-Full width, higl
stoop brown stone city private family only;
agents Address b. b. W., Tribune Uptown ofice, J. 23
BROADWAY
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DARK HEIGHTS SEMINARY, Ocean
ladies' EMILY A. RICE. Principal.
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DLEASANT THOROUGH, sAFE.-Home
L Seminary for young ladies'. Hiyhtstowa y; j.. 10Th
wear, IL b6arders Rev. w. VI. WELLS. Principal.
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON. n. Y.
Established 1884.

REOPENS SEPT 4, 1888 81,
Boarding School hiohest grade whose throe fod
end and scrpuousy followed is TO mould az an early age
the intellect youth sctsncs will By obedience ana
the feelings reit1on separating he,e three great
requisites instruction discipline relgol wlhe htns '
every profession. IT., - a..
Situated Washington Heights about ten miles up the
the sixth Avenue Elevated Roal 10
166thst Carriages always In waiting Or oy umeg
notification the meets t1e arrival OIL any
-.
beautiful and healthy place-on an eninepcs com
mandug the most sceaefy0r more attractive sur
rouudngs not found along the sriamei banks Oh ''
Hudson Its buildings unusually no nenke , l.,
OF lana iched - IT, sltlsi aa ia
tersected by groves afordng ample space iof p''
grounds 49,,
French German ana spanish spokol.
CATALOGUES.
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!, AUGUST II, 1889
Gam gfbools.
Uduciua Ara1emies.

tJuHtlHy AluuthtIIo. .....----
ALLEN DODWORTHS School for Dancing,
N No Fifth-ave will and classes VIII COM
mence Saturday, October 20
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OSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
" DIES AND MISSES, Sing Sing ". Y,--LOcation de-
liThtfuI one hour from NewYork refined Christian in.
niences instruction thorough music and hrstcisss
terms opens september - For catalogues al
KEW. C. d. hISb
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THE ELMS.-Family and Day School for
j Girls so IN HiFh..t. Springfield. Mass For circulars
address the PrncIpalr Misses PORTER & CHAMPNEY.
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For Bows ani Youns Msn-conntrv
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
IA Ing school, White Plains. n. Y Principal, o. r. WILL
LIS Pm. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11

ATTARRYTOWN-O N-THE- HUDSON, N. Y,
"A STAIRS MILITARY INSTITUTE
U. WINTH ROP STARR, A. NJ, Principal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-27
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

. AT tlte last regular communication of
Hdgcway Lodge, No. 80, a. Il. NJ, the
following preamble scnd resolutions We're
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, our Lodge has been visited by
Tdispensation T Of an all-wise Providence,
and the spirit or our Brother p. NJ, B. T..
ELKIN, has been called to that bourne from
whence no traveller returns; therefore, be ii
:a'esol0ed:,
1st.. That in the death OF BROTHER p. NJ.
B. l.. ELKIN this Lodge has lost true and
faithful brother and member.
End. That his memory may be ever cher
ished among lis, his liame and this preamble
and resolutions be inscribed on blank
page of our minute book.
arIl. That this lodge deeply dcplorc his
death, and wo as Lodge sympathize with
his widow and children.
4th. That copy of this preamble ahd
resolutions be sent to his bcrcayed wife
and children and be .published in TIE
NEWS AND HERALD.
]. M. SPENCE,
J. A. SIMPSON, Committee.
RI: &. DAVIS, ST.,