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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12
Mrs. Ella X. Trader.

Asheville, N. c., Citizen: A par
agraph is going the rounds of the
press which is very Notifying to the
above lady. She resides in Ashville,
it is true, but not in "abject poverty,
as stated in the paragraph. She has
no home nor property, having given
her all in relieving Confederate sol
diers during the war, and wounded
Union prisoners, and if any grateful
relic Of the Lost Cause" or any Of
the wounded federal prisoners who
may remember her kindness to them
are DESTROYS of making her an Of
'fering of remembrance, all together
could easily purchase her a home
which she no doubt would gratifying
" receive. Her husband, a wound
ed soldier, makes enough to keep herr
self and daughter above want, but is
liable to become totally blind at any
moment. Exchanges which have
given currency to the paragraph
above alluded to will do Mrs. I. a
Justice by noticing this.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

An inquiry set up in Philadelphia
for the purpose of ascertaining what
proportion Of the young men who are
learning trades are native Americans,
shows rather an interesting result,
namely, that but in two of the
trades do American apprentices pre-
dOminate--in the machine shops and
printing offices. In nearly all the
trades the German apprentices were
found to I've much in the preponder
ance. They are learning the trades
their fathers learned before them
While they may be fully as successful
in gaining a competence, the point is
made by one of the Philadelphia pa
pers, and justly enough too, that the
American-born boy selects "a trade
that offers scope for higher order
of intelligence, if indeed it does not
present opportunities for IA career.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

1t seems that. Judge Allen, of Nash
vile, has determined TO enforce the
law against gamblers and all other
law-breakers, and quite panic has
resulted. 1t is said that there is not
now a gambling house in that city.
Judge Allen will receive the thanks
of all good citizens for his frmness.
His example should be followed by
all other judges and magistrates in
the state.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

The referees appointed by the Su>
preme Court seem to give general
satisfaction over the state. The APP
pointment of Mr.. w. G. Caldwell,
of Trenton, is an honor worthily be-
slowed, and we believe he will I'll the
position in a satisfactory manner. He
is talented, close student, with the
strictest integrity and highest sense
of honor.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

The railroad commissioners have
demanded passes over the different
roads of the state, as provided by
law, and the companies have refused
to comply with the demand They
say they will issue them as matter
of courtesy, like they do to other
state officials; hut they deny the right
of the state to compel them to carry
passengers without compensation.
The companies are right, and the
commissioners should not ask for the
passes, we think. Our opinion is
that this is one of the weak points of
the law enacted by the legislature at
its recent session.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

The Supreme Court last Saturday
affirmed the action of the Carroll
County Circuit Court in sentencing
James johnson to ten years in the
penltentiary for killing Sedberry.
DIR. johnson, his father, who escap-
ed from Jail some time since, has not
been heard from.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

Dodge City, Kansas, is in the
hands Of mob IF gamblers and
thieves, and they have driven out
many citizens 1t is a bad state of
affairs. Martial law is talked of.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

The Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago Il. r. has discontinued all
Sunday trains, both freight and pass
enger. The president of the read
has determined that railroads can OBJ
serve Sunday as we'll as other institu.
tions can.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

DIR. g. b. Thornton, member of
the state board of health, has been
appointed by the national board of
health to take charge an superintend
the river inspection service Of the
Mississippi river.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

Col. Pulitzer, of the St. Louis
Post. Ditpatch, has bought the New
York World. He will continue it as
democratic paper.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

The Irish courts are still sentenc-
ing men to death. They grind out
one or two every week now.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

A young man at Glasgow, Iowa,
was taken 10 the other day and done
for by new trick. He laid wager
with a stranger that the latter would
not WOO, win and marry young la.
dy whom. with his compniou, he had
seen arrive at the hotel where he was
living The latter Introduce himself
to the damsel, she smiled upon his
suit, minister was cuIel in, and
they were married within an hour.
The wager, of 40 considerable mount,
was hunded over to the bridegroom,
who left with his bride tine Glowing
day. 1t WAS afterwards discovered
that the couple hal ion1 o..n man
and wife, and that th-r had been
travelling aoout, playing enc same
trick al various hotels.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-05-12

Browns IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
STATE or TRADE.
poNEsrIO MARKETS


r,u,,orE Jnne 4-Cotton dun: MifdinrS lOasc.;
Flonf sieadv ald Western Sparne 80 -
g co. aS E1s n "a o. DO DO Extra - Is ass o. 10 10,
Brands. 81 Oo06 %; P.tan'cJ FAMILY 80 aS wheis is
Msyaad ES 81 81 sGfi & 10 %piar Ee
spo juno 81 n 2el ~ Sorn 6 - 5ou.nern t
wax w' siIc oats steadv-southern 80 S53c. Western
Wn,ie SOa5lc 40 Mixed SG1Oos Pennsylvana 80 53c
Ryo oas es7S "y 70
SO RulxmeaL. shoulder = 9S,I c' Clear KID
sl@sa S,S ssSo. paSssa lSis!. Hans iisiss Lard-Rs
sned i2isc Butter. Western paeset losisc, cream
conee@Ro cargoos ORDINARY Falr. &C. sugar."
SOFT SIC Copper Refined i5c Whskey 81 10 M heeep,s
9ooo bn: rye 1000 bu. Shipments. wheat NJ - pu corn
5000 bS wheat lll 900 bu: cori $1,000 bales
proSs: White WlaSsI Is sSs g 4%eS S1 aS
Mnus'Sts % ss1Ss b IS se 80 7sss mIsd G s 90
trahsm SIS 90 So Western straight Minnesota BANKERS
Gear Minne'9a 81 gSSs9 az Taiie & wisS 81 "a Sd
cash Corn dull No. Western offered at 81 9c with 9c
oats quiet hs ssmss ssns snsansss eSa FSs r.
wssa FSTr to 2s NsMSsrs Yer cp c5aa s sss9a Fno
Lumber 70 Albany and TroJsia to y 90 per n
Flour soo Db % Sn. soo% 5S oud
oSS oats S lSoSS Rsy ba.S ys Corn
sys sooe bUsS aslroad shipments
Wheat 6s06O Corn. l05 900: oats 600 Barley. Seoo
1ni bush. cora Ssa1 sS%c6I: ao bn.h 70 Barley Rye
bush To intermediate points1w neat aovv ~, ps %h
Corn eoo oats sas N 6o s. re
ecAso June 4-rhe visible supply of grain on Msy
bush: l,l05,O0O bush; Barley 64Ooo oushd rye
Resnsr Wheat to-day showed good speculative bust
ness uf WAS wcaser With marked Gechne Ia prices the
msrset opened sd7s lower declined sc raned tin @
..s, s ''"ss ssusss "a 81 IT'S, IA ian sisSssi ~
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
TIGER LILY AND OTHER Stories.

nv Mrs Julia Sc,layer vol, limo 81
NJ, sc,aver has become known as w1ter Oh m"s"A''e
- ,,,ct are far above the average oi s'i'h he'"'"
So re marked by nervous and foreble style ana nEn
rse of literary finish. The longest oil the s''iloS
E ,, volume "Tiger LIv" is work OF unusua Po"oi' %
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Dv VIM. Goodwin Moody. vol, lZmo II Do

By VIM Goodwin Moody. VOL l2mo' 81 ~
Mr Mooiys book gives gra9hc accolnt OF ''o ,Ih
q, the laboring classes in America AID the causes
AFFECT their prosperity showing also the rene es M
no .sectua,y applied for the cure of the seca e,i
W Tso cn.nters relating TO aud win be ioaa espe
eaIv fresh and interesting and this part OF the oOo
:, Tacts that have nowhere else been 81 oo-'een'
collected 49,. .aso,cv in the work non
ihere S ~ oialis,ic doctrine II is the freshest al"
ANY contribution that has yet been male IN TINS
" ,s a,scusson OF The gre social proo'i' al" IL - "
o time readable and entertaining
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
,,nnrpcR0IrND RUSSIA:

REVOLUTIONARY PRoFILEs AND r,ia shh tvni, I~,
Nv stepniak formerly editor of "Zema NohA
FROM L,r e. -, 10y With Preface iy LavroG Trans
,otod from the Italian vol. l2mo 81 20 ,.,.u.
The book is yet uHigno IL ada ~ ana c
te md iathnl renection OF ocrian asoes o I,
tng h fhe most tremendous political in9Vene's csn ~
maps 1o oaS 80 hecone "A standard woi e. Alhl"1""-
1,,e book helps realize VITA mos IT, ~ re,o'u
ne pooa ~ the most Taorin phases Oh eso' "a
tnelhoss many m does not deal with souttilhs nst
ai 3nt ewes us a striking picture oI c ,s a.; Ia
I.S srJ women VITO stu carrying oH ''~i- ~'f'
~ork Il Pail Mall Gazette
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
ccuoo1. OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of the students OIL te S0''
becin on MONDAY, May Il, 10 m. .
% d,oisson IL will he required OF tho applicant At nc
.babaye satisfactorily completed the regular course oi
nasrrraduae study in this college, or in some o'hor man
,a,ntng An equivalent curriculum OF study 10 the Gnu " ~
Jupioryear students from other colleges must po.o
.'v -, c,c,ey sul Of iischarge in gool standing
,aI stuaeuts admitted examination TO any OF
all OF the courses
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
SCHOOL OF MINES.

..,., .oO,no,,on O, the classcs will begtn on MON
DAY, May II. at l0amL -,. .. ans, y, tho
Thee,aminaton OF candidates for admission 70 any Oh ~
~ rear courses viz Mining Engineering Oi'll hnsn0'I'
mo- Analvt,ca and Applied Chemistry Geology ne'"'s''
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY June o. a' ''' ~
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05

,orthv of tho snbjeet. n ferrot describes no' o.S
the growth of the art but every imponsI' A''''''.
achievement, and gives nnc iustratons On Tue 'io''
.trkng ones. including several pictures Wy -
md Leroux. And his work VIII long NC ','
,-;,. 40 f,,tber discoveries are more likely ID
dcvsloo than to overthrow It's views.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination OF the several clasc' ior ''o
Iihegin on MON DAY May 81. at 0:3o a m
candidates foI the degree OF Master OF ATS anu
the Graduate Department wii! be e1i'nnen '' -
Juns = and following days -. ,s, on
The exarnn alton Of candidates Tor Almii'oa vi" Oe'
WEDNESDAY, June 8. at O. 30 a. N
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
" TOPHlLADELPHIA
THE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sho"' A'NN
90 TRAINS EAcHwAY WEEKipAYssr srhHPs ANPs SfSso SfS
DAA. NEW.YOHk

DAA. NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoyEp @ yEEipSrSSr Er'
oVasENT AMI Thk FASTEST TINE CONSlSA%N~
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains leave New York via Desorosse' A"'
landtst Ferries as follows aeo $40 {,
bi5, 7:5o s. % and 10 Limited M L. SsS : q Im,
i,ei, and 10 = m L. B T. and p 10. and lssay as
Exnress Trains leave New York daily except snron and
40 a. M. and 4 D. M running through Vi"
Camden. :. s,.,,on PHILADELPHIA l20ls
3 345 $50 (except Monday 600 iSv; o.; n m,
II ana lilo M (Limited Express i9o s"ndsy faois
s5 $40 S:45. $3.50. $50 m Soi1o r,a Camden,
7AS Sand 300 d. M. Leave PhlauepnA W.
I'm @ ann n s5S D. M daily except sunday Astor Hone!
Ticket oees AS $40 and gSr s, coasI end
Brookiyn Annex loot q fatonss anon jersey CITY:
IA il6 and lis hausoS sna Battery Place ana e"
Garden . ,,-..,or rarnanv will call for an" '
uarssge .rsa hotels aud residences J. R. WOOD. -
"eCIiAl.LhS n. PUGH General Passr Ag@s
general Manager
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
T7HE COLLEGE OF TIE CITY OF NEW

1IYUF COLLEGE OF THE CITY UF NJ"
YORK - 49,, ,r,,,, o.v,
EXAMINATION FOR ADVANCEMENT ID HE DIV
ERAL CiASsES A.. 80
OF this city, IL years or lnoie o ate
oatned for admission the Sub Freshman clss on
cav lime Tuesday. June o. and "Wednesday Su1o - ~
yided they In the required psk s .ane
at,na ~ their age residence and present tue
rnnlv flied up 10 President for examination III" ~
ifoval on Tueadsy, May I9 -. H. ,,oae rreaentiuq
viii receive their card numbers which VIII enuu. ,
examination Cahhuh.es ~
~ snd the higher will receive nOlce VI NV
a. appointed for their examination Win ihe Iegua o,
candidates tie Sophomore Juhol anu ,,p
cssses viii not examined with the Candidates ioI o ~
xsrasf,,an cIass .LAWRE$GE ID. klElsN = =, 40.
ffes"N"" N Secretary 10 the Board OF IrusUee@
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
,OpIrTAR SVORE LINE.

L FoR PRovIDENcE BoST0cXX on Xf,t,t ANp Ia pEPor
a = trains daily Sundays excepted) 10 sost "a
m On m Darlor car attached and 10 N; WIN @ 49,
seeping-csts' Suh"''' ~ r. w. POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
Art Schools.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER viii receive pupils
WI after Monday Oct 10, IN DRAWING, OIL and WAIEh
COLORPAINTlNG, STILL LEE FlsOW Els EsS anu Ian -
sCAPECHINA PAINTING and DECORATloS
STUDIO No 80 MADISON AVENUE
References =. ca
MI. D.aUNTINGTON, MI. WILLIAM IL Ahi'Ar' \ M Ia
N.HAKr. Mr., a. h. BELLOWS
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN and after Nav "a, 1888.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUIf@ .,,.,.
Trains leave York Desbrosses ana SofuNA"A'
street Ferries as follows -, s., ,ra., pr,t,nan
uarrisburg Pttsburg the West and South Win vara
paace ara attlcfed and NJ daly New
and Chics 90 imed Paror. Dining, smoking and s'eeF
ing cars ut a every day o - ,,.-,-r md rrre az
Wilamsport Lock Haven a. m,, ? y. NJ !, cen.
y n m connecting at CORY for fitusvile Petroe"" ~
ire and the OIL Regions s,, -, ,,.oa yyashins stci
ynress OF pullman Parlor Cars daily except nb r.
a M arrive Washington m hesusr nh "a IS nigat via
n and O. r. r. l and D. m. and ~ nlshe 10 ni9nt via
Sunday via B. and Z. X H. o ,. n,. y "' ~
ii and o X. r., p m. and II nishIx m, and l D. H. On
fe, Sunday "a. M Through on y M naipm msr
For Cans Nav except sunday o. ID D. III sta
Long Branch Bay Head junction" anu IL noon. $50 aud
n%ns V on Sunday docs no, stop IA n sSoarS trans
Boats sTsev ., cy anordng speedy and direct '
tsaYs pittsOu $40 and Ms,v % ESQ so
lZV III aud Baltimore. $780, ooo IN. o'1" q 'ani
ios5 and 1850 m sunday 2o D. ~ on sandA 70 9sS
nVoo Erom Phadspha 800 oso' o''v 1oS ~ . ss0 b5o
Monday; s5e ss3 1920 1898 and io59 m ,@a
40, $50. $50 sso5 1850 . H. 0'-'' '''' '''''
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
For Both Sexes-Citv.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

examinations for admission the College ana the Ioes
sonai schools are In New York on the
Sav Friday and Saturday following tho last Wednssuy ~
June dhs year. Juno 2s. 70, and 5o at the T. M u A.
Building.
time and place. =. -
c,ai are received without examination In every
department except the Medical School
of other Colleges admitted 10 advanced stand
ing in Harvard College upon such conditions as the fscuv
deem equitable In each case.
For concerning the terms OF admission the cost
of college or professional course the cholafsps loo a
aid each department or any
other subject with the University aadress ~
Registrar of Harvard University Cambridge mAss
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05

COMMENCEMENT. at tho ACADEMY OF Aoslo' oH
WEDNESDAY. June IS. at 10 a m -
"a p BARNAnD :. r. u. LII. d. President
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
0reart steamers.

NATIONAL LINE.-Erom Pier rsGSw 80; n; K.
FoR LiyEhroo5 AES sS,EHNp IyEhssTS~iS Juns Il. Up
m n. ron LoSPqNE SESMasR 2seEGI June 90 $50 m
ssasso So ss IatTasf ssss.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAANMrDS "a M
/ LINE FOR CALIFoRNIA, SANDWICH AN IsLAENEpSs. EES
4Hh4N 4hsh and SBbH4 sdH4h NaSERleA and MExic
FOm New iSs I.S,Gas HIs foot fsna PsnaSs
coL9S ' sIs MSpss ssyS 5Sns s@a
CONNECTING rO sr ssn francsco and
CITY OF pEK%a fSE sas TSursday June
Excursion ucxets between san Francisco ana ioN'"-
For HoxoLyLu sSssh ATsTRAGA a
or on Of London mails at san Franccom cnS At Com
For freight passage and general nlormauoH YER
pany' once on the PIT IL j. JOB superntendent
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS. djsS
Ii leave fc& 2sf 8 ss'''1' '',o s
IS zAANpAM FOR orrsspS% %fa9s'Say June o. '"'
sS sSssss s R':ss yaRss MoRRis
81 Witt WIams. SDn SO Bway Pass Agt
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
III Sailing New.Yorx and Antwerp every SATURDAY:
LANp sa,nrasy Jnps npe s2p M
smoking and % a%d'eps ssecnd
cabia sJS excursion 800 sIeerSss S1s Hroa%ly
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
Line for PLYMoUTHU Uondonl cHERBoUR Rd tparsh
and HAMBURG steamers hamburg drect
SUEVIA... Thurs, June HAMMONIA Thurs.J une ie
ROIIFMIA. June RH ETA. sat Juns 10
Rates TO Paris exral Cabin slOG Second CABIN
500 Steerage $50 First Cabin saturday steamers 9oo
and SO Excursion rates greatly reduced Send for Iour
iS,s ssHTSHARDT & CO., Gen. Agts No 81 Broadst, ~ r.
G. r. RICHARD & CO. Gen. Pass Agts.. 6l Bway ~ T.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,vas
w UNITED ST ATES AND ROYAL MAIL ~ ~ Mhno
FOR QU EENSTOWN AND LlV EkPOOL. ,.-
NOTICE-The OF this line take tle Lane son,e
recommended by Lieutenant Maury " - N| on N''' NV
outward aud homeward VOYAGES ,, rr,a II noon
BnITA NNIC. Can't. Perry nur f..na noon
REPUBLIC Can't Irving. lhut, up; Ie N m
PC IfiC' ~ On, f.1eodei Thursday. June 2l pm
@ ~ 20. c,on, WenrcA~ atnrdav June 80 pIn
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT oF "E'i
e.e ro ,n,,d in s,le aud unsurpassed in
pointments. rhe saloons SatcT0Oms SuoAis ,rs
placed amidshlDs where the NOISE am a.
leastfelt afOrdng degree Of comfort hitherOo
stsel ,o,,rn tc.ets on
favorableerms steerage from the Oid Country ~ ~
New.YOrk. s2S. -. .hoon NOR Mir.
OF plans and other @PPS - "
company SoN0o'' ~" ~" X. j. CORTIS, Ageh@
CL BARTLETT & co. Agents Boston.
BAKRlTT a CArTEEI. Agents PhilsdelphIA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
EnstrrrilCu.

For Bows and Young Msn-city.
. ,cuoOI NOR ROYS-priVate tuition.
a aHcrnoo1s Thoa.as Reeves Ash. lt5 w. Aotn-5S
-, ,,.s M. I,oT ECE
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
Brooklyn.

MRS. FERRIS'S Boarding school; beautiful
Vl counry location strictly sanitary; pleasure DRIVING
ieach,g children SO per month 70 Saia1y-S.
Brooklyn. Parents inyiicd.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
Geacners.

NERICAN SCHOOL lNSIITU CE. Best
y Teachers Ansar and torl sn pr1puy rg,dsd& & iSl
Faluiles. schoos o'--rs " 'hli pioLp J! G 80"
Msy iasc tcachcgs esaci Nanv ASH. sisdp't & = Many
annlT J. W sClIERsIERIORN. Sec. Last lft'st N. l.
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ Union square, sIoo.ie' able ani A,,' 81
Keepers n nic. soin, 40 al pr - r3 rr,E
American AMI Foreign relci'rs Ars1ey, - Cn.oa 'id@a
nURING VACATION the principal OF city
~ preparatory schoo! viii rad VITA ma ca, ae
September e1sninatos Long sG soo cliioa sl tr .ca
PPqTScIPAi. Box o. Up,own Tnbune ONCE l2Ss Broad
way. :. -
MISS HESSE, 3G West 2lst-st, supplies
vi competent teacher. tutors goyeiness,a s,s &
ers housekoepors besi advice given :, patchts 9
ex-secTctary warts.
PROFESSOR WILLIAM G. Russell, for
mcrIy Professor Of History 90 Cornell now .ni ny
At Brown Cniyessy Wsho t. make .Irseaen,s iof 9eH
year TO giys in5nsAog sras. ~ m,.i 13foyaenee Il.
cUPERIOR TEACHER. II young ladies'
> New.Yofs school desires 10 teach IN ianiy ouih.
summer for small salary c9'eee tieps! ~a a,n n ,,v
oiHcc. i.2ss Broldway
| NNEACHER.-A lady with excellent t,su-
rnonials teacher des 10 onTare TO teach n 9g q
ming OF the Autumn term Wal t-ah Tor sd o. 20, 10
year board and privilege Of reeevias pTs M ~c % @
As%srs. AeSIss' 81. T. - -
fIYF4CUERS and other adults wishing Ger
4 man conversation lessons during sunm,r can nn
pleasanf home at Fordhsm. Harlem haoAd near "eP'
| GANNOvER. station T.
| lHTANTED-Ieachcrs Schools, faml.leS Y
w 10 write Us their At once Appicatlon ion "a
National Agency. 3SI central ave. elhcinha'
XxyANTED.-By a young lady, High Schoo
w graduate who has had experience WIN children ~,
aTrn viii in the county the seaside. or travelling Ao
dre-s d. NJ b, p. o. Box 1888 Proyidence, II. !.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
New. york. May Is. 1888.
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
FORT WASHINGTON, y, Y.
Fstablshed 1894.
a d.

REOPENs SEPT 4, 1882. ,,,,
Roarding School of igIest grd1e. yhpss ~
end and scrupulousy followed. is T. mould AZ ai a
fIe intellect OF youth by scncs the win ~ "a
ihe feelings Nv Tegf0n; separating ves tnree 20
requisites instruction discipline. religion "huo "'"s W.
Situated on Washingo Heights about ton miles & up o
udsOn itis the sixth Avenue EleNato ,ys
l55th.st Carriages always IN wauhs, oi. ~ mn ,ny
notification the superintendent meets 'he ~iii'~ VI '
~. a, orotnance co-n
nanding the most delightful scenery or more attrstVe
ronDdings not found along tne AriSnoa o'nA'o VA
Uuds0n It's buildings unusually honenko -, an, a.,
tere a re- forty acres land attached t0lt
tersected by groves anording ample SPACES i' p'
grounds o-,-. -.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
rgsir.cEoI
ro- Rvs nd YOUNG Msn-couptry.


For B,vs md Young Msn-country.
AND INVALID boys
- DR. wILLiAMsoN ty@s; e., esSe esan ana iastsuesn
creed pay :Ieas and f.ehi iceaoS la fti
boys and YOUNG MEN prya eiy lifted toi.hs io[
Il c,ii'as! .a i 70 MAJ. os1Ssf = aofi G&SS
~,oIvr.CN Hill, SCHOOL. POUGhkEEP-
so. Gsi z ~Sisa ii.aiii ls
TsAKrMOU III o, or sc,pvcr
srpoyoaiy !, e'ni' aii,.MisrssY s's r. ~ PHYSICS
Five Weeks beginning J ULi Ioih
address io' eirp1eGF rppnGF. C. f. EMERSON Hanover. y H.
nRFFH0LD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
a JGsey-Foh 30 Res. A. G. cHAMBERs. Principal
uJGHLAYD MILITARY ACADENI,,
H. a oG EoGeesiE'f 5 aE fanLS a H. MT .li,a
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADGMI'
Fse ol FnSe7f1p ts 1o e'%'FFfr HYIFr clss$ risSt
DEEXSKIIL CN.Y.' Military Academyy.mfioolr
/ c.rrn.ars address Co. - ~k,G!iI'A a NJ. I'ln'''-
DYE, \. Y.-Bradford Marsion p p>ai6sl SrhcGI
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY. SUMMIT
~ ~ md NeT5e''i$ iracpa oaita i,ii! ao9i on
Ihoioosh wor.. Terms so per month '' 'pri"s A''
I,HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCIOOL, New
Haven. Coma. n,epares siioais IS G n, sSe ~ d. prp
/ 4 Al T.
dress dIt s. " t. cUsIiSo iisc'o@
For Young Ladies-couatr7.
DRElV LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. !.
d., IL LIN, 3ne ~. nj r. .e9lirs .GSr GEoi,GC sSiI a ~
| NROVE HALL.-Miss Mont.OrCs school fo'
| N young lrdioa New-iIavon. ooniL
TBOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, Iary-
town. y " honS ciro taoroa = e,'r., ,, s,sh TO
| opens Ssptemberl5 5ns, l. W AErcALF, Pdnei'@L
MRS. s. /. CADY'S Boarding and Day Schoo hoo
filteeh,I, tesr copnencei sept - send Tor efcuL1
SgRS. GBSHERIE DE WITT will open hei
IVA Ton school Young a,es az Truro .eiieyii.e;
rr, g., Uer M, Do WINS crc ~li deepy IN
| tcrest Garonia Ad8Fcss & PIC ~ - DH W ' ''
ArEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIis experienced teachers' 2 rge ,ci' l'n''sL
AD''''' '''' Few.cinaan. Conn
Tor 10th Sexos-country.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, ) mile.
| ~ from New.N children receive m"'ne' '"'
| Mis-. IL. g. &ONRrLI~ Maaiia sel, H. 1. .---
HALF STUDY during the summer months
IA foFyoaPafd dS Ie.is' < "a "a s'5 'si",
| Nyack k.on.ihc-iIudson. W. - bA NNi9i"' - '''
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the {,
Ia Hudson Both .,xet $50 ssaii's c'si'iiA W. IL
| BANNIsrER. a. ~
Law Schools.
VALE LAW SCHOOL.-Six Professors an' an'
ne IHraetaT'& & u y b. rdp P s2 5rs saar. r. = PROF
| WAYLASD. Ncw-layen. Ct
Miscellaneous.
nor SALE.-School furniture-A numhei
OF settees with w.itius arms Apply az 81 e'' '1h ~
rrVO ADMINISTRATORS wishing safe an'
plcasant home 10 vui their young % IT,
s,net months & ~hss ,tH we, load viii aud such place b.
| addrass.ns Locs Box 40 fo9. 1-lNAr-I. :. :.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
Miscellaneous.

r,oP SATF.-School furniture.-A number
L OF setiees with w.itiug arms Apply a. 81 "e' 'yh '
rrVO PNRENTS.-Parentsw wisling safe ano ana
pleasant home to mt thelr onns chafen yiin ide
aif, ON vi good country board. VIII hua fAcn pace ~
a,idr.ss NJ fors Box 4O-. Fort E1warl y. l.