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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21
Yellow Fever.

The case Of yellow fever announced in
the subjoned dispatch occurred seven
miles from the city of Pensacola Nat
ural conditions aid the vigilance OF the
authorities in rendering quarantine Of the
locality effectual by preventing communi-
cation with the city. \ frightii?l cpl
demic once prevailed at Barrancas for
months, and the disease was prevented
from entering the Navy Yard and ada
cent villages less than two miles distant
There is every reason to hope that the
disease will be confined to the locality
where 1t has appeared:
~ AsHINGToN, August 16.-The Aching Sccre
tary OF the Navy to-day received telegram from
Commander Welsh, commanding 'he Navy
Yard at Pensacola, rs follows: "Surgeon
Owens reports case Of yellow fever in the ma
rine guard. The man is in the hospital Have
moved their quarters to the second story of The
building and relieved the guard numbering
thirty-eght men, from all duty in order to $50
late them from other persons. Surgeon Owens
recommends the transfer OF the guard North rs
soon possible. The was decided last
evening. Two other men were s-nt 10 the hos
pital to-day, whose cases are not decided Would
like another surgeon ordered here, or authority
TO employ civilian expert from Pensacola
Instructions were telcgraphcd to Commander
Welsh TO transfer the Marine Guard to Cape
Arson, six miles from the Navy Yard, and To
make all sanitary arrangements necessary for
the health of the Yard. Orders were also ISSUED
TO Surgeon Martin, now at New Orleans to plo-
coed 10 Pensacola and render all the assistance
i'm his mower
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Hope for the Negro.

\ noteworthy fact is that the Virginia negroes
voted solltlly with the Democrats This will be
an cyc-opcner to many sickly sentmentasts in
the North, WHOSE principal stock in politics dur
lng The last few years has consisted in allegations
OF Bourbon coercion of colored voters in the
South. The fact is that carpetbag Republicans
are The worst enemies OF the negro, and lie has
been brought to IA ledge of the fact by dear
experience. Now that his eyes are open, there
IS hope for his race R0chester ~ " I'nDn
The above is another strong item of
evidence of the revolution in partisan
politics that is now in progress, with the
Democracy coming to the front every
time. The more sensible Of the colored
population recognize the fact that the
general prosperity, the interests of all,
white and black, depend upon the man
ageinent of public affairs by Democrats
on Democratic principles, and will not
have the government pass into the hands
Of the Republican, if they can prevent it.
-.Nurruu,th .Netrs
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The Key West Democrat goes wrong
two ways both in omission and COM
mission. AS to omission, it fails to credit
the FIoRIDlAN for long article it appro-
PIRATES. AS to commission, it states that
1t ought neither to have done the one,
nor have left the other undone.
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CLEVELAND, August l3.-The following
telegram was received here to-day:

telegram was received here to-day:
LEXINGTON, Men, August 13-William G.
Garwood, a white man, married coOred girl of
this place at Sand Beach week ago. He has
been employed here and in this vicinity for the
past six weeks. Last night party of our citi
zens-all good Republicans him from the
bridal chamber in the negro quarters and treated
him to a coat of tar and feathers, and gave him
a free passage on rail out of the corporation.
The last of him he was taking Horace
Grecley's advice and going West" helped
along with small Stones &c.
Garwood left Cleveland couple of
months ago with party of house painters,
employed by Cook Brothers, of this city,
to complete a contract at Lexington.
When the other painters returned Gar
wood decided to remain IL Michigan,
stating that he could get more work there.
He was fne-looking, intelligent fellow,
thirty-twoyears old, and strong Repub-
lican
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rom the jacksonville Times mon.
A Vast Improvement.

Persons who have recently Travelled oyer
the entire line Of the Florida Central and
Western Railroad report the track OF
that road in a very much improved con
dltion, not only on account OF the constant
addition Of steel rails, fastened with "ti>h.
bars" which have now been LAID from
Jacksonville to Sanderson, but on account
OF the large amount OF rclayny and re-
tieing which has been done on other por-
lions OF the line. The speed of the through
Pensacola passenger trains is now about
twenty miles an hour, and can be largely
increased by the time the fall travel be-
gins, when the work Of renewing the
track will be about completed 1t is
probable that the Floral City Route
will be one of the most popular and pleas
ant of the many great highways leading
to Florida during the coming winter
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We have made arrangements for supply Of
DIR B.J. kendall's Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases" and will give one OF them as pre-
minm 70 all new subscribers who pay us in sd
vance in cash, and all old subscribers who pay
mp what is due and renew their subscription for
another yea. The book is a standard work
and contains vast amount of information OF
great, value TO every person who owns horse
Come in and subscribe and get a copy before
thtA pFe All gone. 14-u
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CITY ITEM
Road Laws for Sale.

Having received applications for copies of the
RSad Laws now of force in this State We have
coupled and printed them in pamphlet form.
To be had at the FT.oRIDIAN office and sent
ole cOpv
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any sign of desire to return the amounts
received. The discussion of PROPOSE
ton to reimburse 10000, 900 to the
States will naturally involve some refer
ence to the fact that the States already
owe the United States $2s,oOO,OO of
borrowed money, the free use Of which
they have had for nearly fifty years.
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being republican, we may suggest that as
the latter is the "party Of moral ideas "
the former may be the party without
moral ideas. We state nothing posi-
lively. These are mere casual and
hypothetical observations without refer
ence to the feelings of any one.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21

The Republican party has never failed to in
vestigate and prosecute any person when there
was even semblance of guilt wrong doing
and If the Democrats will do the same thing we
will have better and more prosperous country.
Tampa Guardian.
We have for years appreciated the dry,
quiet humor of the veteran editor of the
Guardian, but we must acknowledge that
we were not at all prepared for the over
whelming Righteousness Of this last Joke
this startling eruption of the fund Of
fun that is in him. Mark Twain might
be proud of such gigantic jest, and it at
once elevates its worthy author to the
position of leading funny man Of the
Florida press Just consider the mate
rails out Of which his humor could evolve
this sparkling result-the long list of un-
punished republican frauds, swindles,
robberies, thieveries, embezzlements-and
none will question his rare gift of eccen-
trio genius. We shall watch him closer
than ever in future, for the possibilities
are fascinating that something as good,
we dare not hope for better, may be
thrown off, and the idea of missing it is
not to be endured. He need not gravely
tell the people that he has been mostly
engaged in showing the rich resources of
Hillsborough county" and expect them
to believe it; they think that it's only
another of his jokes, and believe that he
has been "mostly engaged " in incubating
jokes, chuckling over jokes, leading a
luxurious life of innate and uncontrollabl
jollity, as his nature is.
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We visited Pensacola and Mariana
last week, and found them lively and in a
tlouri~hing condition. Mariana is, with
ont a doubt, one OF the most pleasant lit
tie inland towns We ever visited The
people are kind, hospitable and social.
Colonel Chipley, of the p. & A. Railroad,
has secured flat car load of blocks of
timber from along the line Of his road,
which he has sent to the Louisville Expo
sition ut To show to the world what
West Florida can do in the way of furn-
ishing valuable cabinet lumber The
collection embraces cypress, wild cherry,
walnut, hickory, cedar, curly pine, China
berry, oaks OF several varieties, sinking
cedar and gum; also specimens of vines,
etc Among them were some poplar
blocks over six feet. in diameter, and cy-
press six feet and six inches in diameter.
Some blocks of white building stone were
also sent.-E Florida HtelHgencer
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savannah News

The managers Of the New Orleans
Cotton Exposition, which is to be opened
next year, and for which preparations are
now being made, have done wise thing
in making Major +. A. Burke Director
General. The managers could not have
found in Louisiana a man so well quail
fed to fill the position, and so likely to
make the Exposition a success. He twice
refused the honor, and finally accepted it
on the condition that the salary should
he reduced from 500, 900 a year to $40, 900.
Ills subscription to the stock is $l5, 900,
which Is, perhaps, fully as much as he
will receive from his salary. Major Burke
will have his hands full Of business dur
lag the next two years He is the leader
Of his party in Louisiana, is State Treas
urcr and is at the head Of great news
paper 70 all his other duties is now
added that of Director General of the
Exposition. He is a stirring man and a
rapid worker, however, and will no doubt
discharge the duties of each position sat
!sfactOrilV
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lengthy article from his pen. We really
could not print his article though it was
a fairly we'll written thing-in its way.
Is 1T possible that We are assailed, on
general grounds, as the writer could not
explain To the public his private griev-
auce+
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The Ocala Banner-LdcOn, of the sth,
contains vicious and untruthful assault
upon the FLoRrDIAN. Is it possible
that this attack is to be explained
thus ? Some two weeks ago we received
letter from one of the editors of that pa
per requesting US to publish a very
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21

Thomas Hamilton, prominent colored Ne,
publican of South Carolina, advises the coloreu
voters Of that State to vote with the Democrailc
party, because, as he states all the negroes &c.
minor appointments" -Hamilton County (Ftdl
Tines
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21

The proprietors of Kendall's SPAWN Cure
challenge the whole world to produce its equal
as a cure for rheumatism or any other deep
seated pain. II stands without rival
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21

"A friend to the rich and poor A medicine
that strengthens and heals. is Browns Iron Bit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
steamboats, an0 Railroads.

FOR EW-HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peck
slpat and II m. C,unlays excepted "a. lip m
steamer arrives IN time Tor carly trains North and East
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
FlOure - TO Newport aud Fali River - 20 to New.
H%FoG aHd OLD dST% cave Ye%Yor on
09 g2y % GG@ @ ~ annex SS rom
BrooSiyn foot OF Fdlton.st Jersey city from foot
o. Exchange place at ?. u.
BORDEN q Lo'GGEE6 . a. @S9oSASNoR Gonr Pass Agent
NLW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILRoAD-C aa HSyemOer o. 1892
sa NJ Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal with dTaTlnsroon cars also 10 Saiato5a only
Ablny Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie. Cleveland and
c9iea4 60, EEPTess drawingroOm carss9 Canaan
II D. m Dany and Troy with connection to Utica sara
toga, Gens Falls Lake George and Rat ana. ,,,
p h Xceomm6a1iion Albany ana rroy. 1ou,,
running n oush every day The week also Niagara Falls
$40 D. m Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
iosyrcuse and to Auburn Road also To saratoga "ni nun
pasao E1RFs qay wi be, seeP esSeo a hS
Ii - ~ Night Express with seepngcars TO Albany and
sS 81 on sac at 80 @ t and 50
and 9l2 Broadway NewYork. and S%3 W. ston's"'
j. ~ ToUCEY. Gen. supt Gen. Passenger Agent
CHARMS ,..n,,a.o., ,o,,
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR Transportation
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, y. r.. foot Of Corlandt-st
Consignments freight forwarded directed TO any part
Of The word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise to my part OF the city.
SEAA HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF description promptly hgherei tolnypont
in tie harJor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers II. Starn and EraStus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is, y. r.. at . D. IN daily Saturdays
excepted1
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between rSew-tork and
New Haven care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D.. L. & W r. r. received at Pier H.
For New Haven and points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Eleven Mhestor
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier l. r. foot OF
Whitehal-st
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw. y. DRY DOCKS
Machine Boiler shops everything appertanins to tho
construction aid repair Of vessels
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
lLTIMoRE AND OHIO \. !. |.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO TIL e wEsL
Trains leave from Peln,ylyana ki! Depot o,o. vyo.,
SGnda oE tbToa @ s r E coSce;
H. nj bclSo CINCINNATI ST Louis Connects ior all points
- %SSiqfDNIGHT Daily Washington and all points West
sp at oapanys oiH3e, 55 ana II Broadway, 1873 Fulton
g. Brooklyn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
u station in Nrw-YOrk foot OF IiDcrY-st station il
BTooklyn Zoo Of futon.st.. Jewels WhrL
,43a m-For Pennington. Easton. Wind Gap, Mauch
Churk Tamanead. Tamaqua Hazeton. Drfton. 5cr4atoI
m For Fiemugtop, High Bridge Branch seaooeys
lea lag Har.is6aTs. 4aqea caHns. wiamsport rama
Ianne oI kf G9gsr a SSFt entS%a Reading ar
Iurs Waugh comS haMet91 WiISes3a5re c SG T.ma
qua Dton Wikeso@Tre 5e,9ni9n agt0 ac &c Schooeys
MoGn nf Badas LAKE Ia&e iOpste6ng
@ f FS Son % FiSoG'G Realm
Maucb Chunh. Wi es6arre &C 40 .. Tor ponnd Brook
and iermediate atoms at $50 m for EaS'on'
FUr %eHE at - 5 90 40 go so 1 9;'9
8 9:l6 9lo, 1913. 1919 la5 o. m ~ M q a. 7S0
Sig 8 96; 1880 i;l5 ~ i'm, M table, at stations
F For !Taip' n 70 3S@ P%oEiaHXcH l''
For For E sS%SrS@ az ana Pf5tI il A51S n
nFFGFFWH fyPPIFFiR - sou THERN RAILWAY.
~ sTr,uXy EA : sA AyEs I PfGk 3. n. R..
FOOT RECTOR TOGO
Branch p.
ES Sa1 At foo Sf lElEas + a. NJ las M Lake
wood. Mancbr ster Toms River Blnegat &C.
l:45 D. m for Atlantic ,ity. Nineltnd BridgetOn &c
SIS m for stations 10 Highlands
Lao 4ij p for stations 10 >eaDrsht
4 D NJ for stations TO sandy liook 800, ,,,r,
NIEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
l For TRENTON and PHI LADELPliA.,
Leave New York from station c. RR OF ~ 20 ~,
Philadelphia Niuth and Gleen-Sts. al Lao So" t;l't
1880 45O. 80 ZOO ~ m on SUNDAY az if3
M $50. ~ D. For Third and BerGssts az 40 4I'4O
1870, 4:30 $3.50 On SUNDAY at e45 a. ~ 7.oo
Trenton 7:ij $50, is ID 80. i, 45O 0:9'' ''VV
~ D. IN. sunday. g: 10 a 5;3o Il p m.
Return trains Philadelphia for NewHorS 49,.
From stations Phia aud Heading it Ninth ana Green
100 $3.50, $50. IL l:l5, $40 o4O O'so' l. p III
on Sunday. $40 a. ~. $50. ~ p. IN. 80 49, , %
From Third and BerKs ss NJ 10 S2o, VI a. W" = "'O'
go $50, ll:S p IN. Sunday at $40 a m 4;3} p M m >
From Trenton l.2j, o:2O sos 900 1906 1924 y nr -
% pa, 72S D. SUNDAY, 1:25 9:lS a. M, 81 D. III 49,,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 day trans
and SLEEPING COACHES TO midnight trains IIOm ->o"'
York Philadelphia. ,,, -,o,io, 80 I'D ,ro,,
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey Cly' am oc, an,
OF llOertyst Nos 23H 20, 4Ol,
944 9j7 }23 Broadway. and at tie principal hotels 0s
Onice. Jewells Wharf, brooklyn
y. Y Transe" Company Wil Cd'i lo' AZ" N"~~ N7E~70
oin "O' " ~ H. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
en-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
,rrAs LINE OF MAIL srEAMERs

ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
,or Turks ISLAND, JANA ca, HAfrI, Porto RICO
~ IsTHMUS OF PANAMA and Colombia
Sailing every week-TOusts invited avail hCmseN yes
Of these tnps which they can make on any iOo "s p
steamers take at the extreme 10" pice OF - per
a. I'm includes living board the steamer me "noo
& and tbey may transfer any other steamer OF the me
they NAV meet on the voyage
For passage apply 70 ,.oc,,, g. Co ,couts
ii@"' ~ 10 state ST.. New York.
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Ocean Cleaners

NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier SO. N. IL.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTO"N -
ENGLAND Feb "a 4: "a m The Queen. Feb 70. U o. m
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE Feb. ~ p n DEN M MA =. s,serago
ticket so f. W. HURST Manager, 90 anu 10 BIOAo"SS'
n Y.
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QrNCbcr5.

ABLE and accomplished professors. tutors
~ g1ycur-s. lceurer7. c'mpiious aud hpns's"eprrs
Lipifo.I ~ T. iJI.i O.. AuIcil AMI l1.slsl
Teachers Agrnry. 2j ju'1u square.
MISS HESSE. 80 West 2ls'-s!., supplies
VI camrcen O. che s. t't.r. Cove me- rode 'n;
Of school. E.,i,rccs. ny favor non Hamilton Fish AMI
- secretary Lyuit
rsNEACHERS WAkTED-For vdcanclc~. Adj
ffr-s with stamp "appicatip1i0n" aud COPY 81
or Pubic ~cnou journal" NAiIONAL TEA HERS
AGENCl. Cincinnati ..
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Sales bn Autilon.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEwloRN
CCIiEDioE's UifItE FtbrIlly j. lSo3i
FINDER PROV lNlDN> of sections 2.9Il ana
9J2g1aI viii pos had a. PGbIc Au,uOI oI ~atut-
dIy February "a 1885, Il 10 ocok m by Nr-is Hurdett
A dennis at 20 Curing slip Of bonded and aimed mrr
candi.c which has remained In warehouse b"JO hl ihe
pcfloG- prescribed iy Jaw ce cHpuNc st may Zoe '"Hd
In the 0tIndd at The Cust0u-lIous'.
The goods be inspected 90 tie -olluicl Room custom
Hons. day and Friday February ID and 3D. from
10 q. ID. 10 .. $500,
C,t@ogucs NAV had "a the Seizure OJm and at tho
oricc of Meals urdct Dennis for three DAYS previous 10
the sale w H. hpbihi 0oN' 'oi'c'tVI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17

RANDAL III. FOOTE, Established 1860.
BANKER AND BROKER,
10 and 40 BROADWAY and 40 NEw.Sr, New York City,
securities. state. County city Town Bonds whether de-
fauted interest paving Quotations cheerfuy furnished
on application. COrresp solicited
WANTED.
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad old Stock.
Chicago and Grand Tunk Railroad stock
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Railroad Secur1ues
Confederate states OF Amcri, a Bonds
Denver and Boulder Valley Railroad stock.
Illinois Town and County Bonds deidultej OF regulaI
indianapolis. Cincinnati and La Fayette Railroad SOcK-
Mexican Bonds ,Corlcs issuel
NJ did etown and Crawford Railroad Stoc K.
Ncw-I orsey Zinc ana Iron Company stock.
Pacific Railroad Of Missouri old ~toOk.
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad stock ,
Sandusky. Man field q Il Newark Railroad Stock
Town Bonds OF New Jersey, intcrCst-laylng
Chicago Danyie and Vlucennos hailroad stock
FOR SALE.
CITY OF Galveston (TeIas) Bonds interest per cent
Central American Transit co.'s Stock Nicaraguan Cana
Florida ship Canal Company STOCK
Louisiana Spcr cent deiauited Bonds
New ork West -hore and hicaso Railroad Firsts ,
Ncw-YOrk and Hampstead RR Frsts, deiaued lndorsen
by NOuth side KR OF Long Island
UGitcd states Bullion anu refining Co.'S Stock -,
staten Island Water supply CO.'S skies pce par ana III
torest
Wheeler & Wilson's M'rg Co.'S Sewing Machinel stock.
FIsclass Weston. County AM Municipal Bonds rearing
from 10 > interest Call or wr Or particulars
Cfude etroenm 1000 barrels or more bought sofa Vi
carried on margin.
Empire Companys (Wesville. y. " First MORTGAGE
Bonds due 1886 Interest February and August
in New-Iork Total issHe 500 900, Net earnings over
SsuOOOVer Toia assets and property OF company,
rali party desiring make investigation before puchas
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
INSTRUCTION.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
y afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. lij W. 45th.st
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHINGToY. NY.
Established 1854
Sup'''T Rh0PENs SEPT. !, 1852. $4,000,
end h aa@ ep aG62S o IS ay
the intellect OF youth by seee inc VIII Sy h tn cat
requisites Instruction. discipline religion while hitting Tor
aac on Washington eghs about ten miles up the
i55ihst Carriages always in voting or by timely nou
hcation the meets the SrS 90 nsnce COM
mandns the delightful sceneryor more attractive sur ho
oundugs not found along the aTLamed banHsoi 'n'
hspa are rs T' ae Of Ian to it, shaded and
ersectedby oak groves, anofdng ample space loi pay
E$PH4 German Fo ax sq9 fG5Giin spoken
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Madsonave and 44thst, hts for the school o. Mines,
Glasses in AmeGtula ana Mechanical Drawing Professor At
Naval Academy.
University Grammar School, 1,481 Broadway,
- near 42ds i6th year, Pmary ia Prneip al
For Young Ladles-Ctv.
DRlVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Piano MISS c0E, Principal. 81 West l2th-st.
Art 5chools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
vi after Monday. oct a. IN pRAwIXG OH and WAr IR
ScAFA S STd6io FH 30 S 30 Wh lHf 2vEHG
p.HUNrINGToH .Mr.WILLIAM HARrMrJAMEs
NJ. HAKT. SIR. A. r BELLOWS
WIDGER5Y6ii svo,ps ART STUDIOS
NEW YORK CoNsERvAToRY, IA, ) last llth.st
Musical.
MIR. and MRS. L. REINBECK,
" Instruction,
No. 81 West lJthsL
MRS. EMMA DESTER, Soprano.-Oratorio
ine R%ys AG3emY LonGh Aad' easf 'o
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ No5EAsr I4rHsr. 81 81 = be 81 East Of 5rH-AvE.
ING G if iiI DAY and EVENING.
For Bows and Younz Mea-Country
ALEXANDER INSTITuTE--NIlItary Board
'"S '''''' PrincIpil o. r. WILLIS. Phi D.
RLUM'S Erzehunssanstalt.-B prepared
an iSa SGsse ST to 6 Gr nIu Hody
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
- college Conditioned rejected candiae, oolchsL
ummeror winter St':s1nifh it'1 r. HpFFIA
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
e1m Sl 81 @ n for snc l0E MEEY rfi%opa
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ply to b. eMEf6nLf ys int i ' ''
DEEKSKIIL lN.I.i Military Academy.-FOr
1 circulars address COZ @. WRIGHT. a NJ, Principal
DARK INSTITUTE,
l KNF. y. Y
For boys 5000 wear. HENRY rATLoCK, Principal.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester. civil Engineering chemistry. Cla-si's.
LnC.lsh D,-,ors conferred Col fHEp. hyatt iret
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, summit,
- y. j. Alfred - lu,er s. b. Principal, 500 ger year.
Second hat ar begins February j.
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL. New
ifavou. to.r prepare students Tor l1" College. Itus
tec- Il President r H. Wu0ssy E.. W BlakH III. d., Pro
fe-ser T. A. Thatcher ~ g. hIlg-ey. \ NJ. s. G. lNining
IL d. Professor o. Baldwin. Professor J. ". Gibbs. Ad'
dress ". l.. tI = lil 20. Rector.