davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

TEA AND COFFEE AS RrvALs.-Cof.
lee and tea are natural allies, but thew
are also natural rivals. Az against
alcoholic drinking in any form thew
are combined. II is over the unos-
eupied territory, after alcohol has
been driven away, that the conten-
ton between the two comes. Taking
the world through. the general vero
dict seems to be in favor of tea Two
OF the largest empires in the world
China and Russia-are tea drinkers
Ia Bokhara and Samarcand, and in
most parts Of Central Asia, the tea
urn Is forever steaning. On the
other hand, the Arab and the Turk
and with them the whole western
part of the Mohamlnedan world. are
coffee drinkers. The decision of
Europe is not absolute for either
side. II seems TO be very much de-
termined by what we may call the
accidents Of the case. The natiops
which can get good coffee drink cot
Zee. Those which can get good tea
drink tea. Those which can get both
drink both. England claims to be
one Of these. but the preference Of
England is beyond all doubt for tea
and not for coffee. The unfair choice
is very largely compensated for In the
United States-the chief coffee con
Stunning country 10 the world. English
man too would probably make more
use OF coffee than they do If thew
could once be introduced 10 over
come the initial difficulties Of having
It prepared as il ought 70 be. Tea
can be made easily enough. 1t NAV
De strong or weak, according to fancy.
II is tea IN either case, The right
plan, We are assured. is to put .plenty
OF tea into the pot. then 10 add a lit
tie more tea and that done, 10 leave
1t to chance whether the liauor comes
out strong or weak. But whatever
We may think ofweak tea. there il no
good word 70 be said for weak coffee.
Coffee must be very strong II It Il to
serve the name Of coffee at ali. II IL
. generous drink and it is Tor rener-
GUS natures The little. arts which
the frugal hoasekeePer uses in making
tea are not to be thought Of Ia NAL
ing conee, There must be economy
% y the amount used, no filling up Of
the pot, no making the same Iaateri-
ais serve twice over. That tea should
ever be made like this il bad enough.
but there may be tastes 90 depEayed
40 10 put up with it and 70 see moth
ing to object to about it. The nan
has yet to be found who can ever
make pretence Of liking weak coffee,
diluted in ten times its proper vol
ume and as deficient ia Eagrance a.
IN strength. s Fas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

HT An editor once owned three
Hundred thousand dollars worth OF
Railroad stock, twenty One Thousand
dollar Government bonds. six white
Shirts. A Country Residence on the
Hudson. Farm in Illinois, a span. of
Horses and a Wagon, two Suits Of
Clothes and Plug Hat. This fable
Teaches that all the Liars are not
Dead Yet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

So II am sorry to hear of your
uncle having drowned himself at sea. =
said GillhoOly TO an influential citizen
Of Austin, who wore sad look and
Grape on his hat. .ss1f
''Yes, it wassveFy sad. aT
Isl did he have any grounds for il p
"How the mischief could he have
any grounds for it out at sea, where
the water is mile and a half deep r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

b. Go out in the damp air. or sit
unprotected ia draught, and your
throat will feel sore and yonr head
uncomfortable- You have taken a
cold, which you can remove as
promptly as you reserved it By using
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

- He who possesses that good
sense which suggests the night word
at the right time has q passport to ap-
probation and respect. While this
faculty is rarely Instructive, it il easy
Of cultivation, and. more than al.
costs nothing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

1~ Said . farmer, who was given
to long drinks. to brother agricuI-
turist. What breed Of cattle would
you advise me to adoptY' .short
horns. was the significant reply.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

n@- He was sitting in the parlor
with her, when a rooster crowed In
the yard, and. leaning over. he said,
"Chanticleer 81 wish you would,
she replied. Il am sleepy a. can be-
He cleared.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

n4- DIR. Irwin III. Elderdice, Balti-
more. says: ''Brown's Iron Bittsrs as
tonic and appetizer is superior to
any preparation in the market
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

s% Hear bnt-one side ahd youwill
be ia the darkness; hear both sides
and then all will be clear.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-01-18

go = <lxsoa raaaaslr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for PURCHASE OF VESSELS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

DETACHMENT }
WASHINGTON. August Is. lsS3.S
the 9th section oi
Act of Congress makg appropriations 10 suppl deficiencies
approx March So3 scaled piOpOsas will be eccycd az
the Navy DeoaTtUent until noon on IUkSDA1 NOV AL
Der which tims and place they viii he opened
for the purchase OF certain vessels a the NAVY fa Marc
Island Cali oruis which have been stricken IRON the NAVY
Register under authority 40 Act Of Congress approved
1851 aud which IL 10 deemed for the best nte eats
D the United states 10 sell.
offered aud their appraised value The Mo-
nadnOck odd 81 2OO; Alaska Sls3 w. BeneCia Sl7 800;
TuscarOra, $500; NarraSansett SaSOO: NYaek SAJOO
$4,000.
Proposals. be submitted sealed addressed
the Secretary Of the Navy Washington b. and Endorsed
Proposals for the Purchase OF Vessels 70 distinguish
ether communications NOOer for thAn one
vessel should - ucud d within one proposal.
alton corporations offering the hlghet prices
therefor above the appras value thereof Each Did OF o
pOsal must be ahied by epositiu cash or sa1o
tory certified check OF not ess thaa ten per cent OF VIZ
amount the oner or proposal and also bond win ps1s
equal whole OF tile onsT with two or ore
toned for tue payment Of the remaining ninety per
offer proposal within thirty days ron the Iato "
In default Is made IA the p1Bmen, W
remaining ninety per cent, part Thereof W'u ss
forfeited % the Government and SHAH be Appei IS
OF March ). 1881 All deposits anu 9Sus ~ oiu
proposals sha not be accepted WI DC
10 within after the opening OF te
application TO the Department. pIlhiet rs. VIZ 20 ~,
nlsh.d giving Information concerning tas yoe
forms bids bonds which must 20 usei W Omdss
The vessels car time by APPLYING 10 no
Commansapt of the Marc Island Yard -.
The purchasers remoya the vessels pnehase1 nvn
the limits OF the yard WITHIN sch feAsohApe hs % N' "
nxed by the Department. -, a. N,r,,orS
Actiak 5scretlTy u tae NAVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
co1roN MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

flyrEroo1 oct 22-I290 p m.-Cotton -i'aiE M4,dALg
Troud- r Ii lt: do orleans llti -"'- lp 'V" ghi =,
inc 'nIng 1OU0 for speculation 1nd EXPORT i'c,lp- ."u
bele4 in,ndng 900 American. Fuuiys pnuH, Low
Niddug clause October &C. .,ry,5 o. * CO.
and December delivery. g cd; do December anu J.hel
delivery j7-;d; do. January aud tebIi,y H w.
Ctd do February and March delivery, bol ~ 40 N"''h
ard Aph delivery. G3cid. Funr'. very quiet. 10 %, .,
IfNEurupi. Oct. "I.GUJ y. M Iitnh H, ''5 =" W.
day included 1000 bales American Fuiu,-l p,'EH4S4 i
Nfldfig clause November and December drlN, p, @
do Fruuaiy ana lisroh d,lrD 1lOadi do NAY iF' June
t.Gtb. ,,.,1rt,. ,t,,,.o
Lyrroor oct % Up Future, low NHdnns G@ui ,e
Dltols.r delivery GgGtd; do october al Nukrli, ne
iiy,Ty coo al DO January and i,lGa{ dehV,y
a, March delivery, JhEtil; 90 N4i.u ,l
April delivery IOid. do April and May delivery oo4a'
Il ay and luuc q, livery, q S-Slh
tytti,gl OCT. 98-i D. m.-totiun- Fuinf''-l pF'i,'
To- AlddUur CLAUSE october aud November d'NoN nI'
ga. do NoyruDs. aud DrrrmIti delivery ''7utl' go.
Iannqrv and February deliver, to6id do Apn' ana Auy
d,iiV,fy. G. bGih. ,..- ,....,.., r-,i,,1.
Iog HpIdfng CLAUSE october delivery co. 1'f" . u3,
do Octnptr aud November delivery Cliidi 10 NCFtuy
ana br,,mb.f delivery, jgG3d., do March ana Alh"'
bvrtv. Is 2.Csd. Futures CLOSED steady. 81, -,
GAiNE-IuN oct 2j.-t0uon .th'ii aiHUlils, 3" 81 -,
,,fiug ViylJe; GOOD Ordinary, 0lbyi urd ana F"'7
recount. 2pf2 bales; exports tc ''At bi''' '''- "'
sales ,18J bales stock ro.i'o bales ,. a. ., ,r. ,
SAVANNAH It' % iniou -t''lt Nrlelk' y !. 10,
Mddur 81 l6c; Good urli1ty H3lb,I ntI - do',lPs
tpsS Itr-. g,s receipts. Iju3 bales -alr7 '''uV pAo9'
iAst evening 100 bales stocs. 100 III bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
- srnrr MAnKIrs-nY rELEGRAPM.

,.ulc,c Oct .a-T RE D.0fsry Journal rcpurt-; Hog-
Receipts 10000 shipments 1000 market opened -onEt
and clo.fd rasrr: Packing - 500 II tO fackihB anu
shipping - IS %, Light - 'J0iJ 23i sAihs $50
Sc5Ij,- Ee,,uis 5000 head: shipments, 100 head
the market vas strong and active Exports - G - ,5
Cod To t7pife shipping - rO0Ef 20 common 10 Mtnuul
- 2ia q go: Rance Cattle nrm; Wyumings Il lOdeo
>IDDD-T,ceipis 1000 head: shipments. zoo head ;
marked urn Inferior 20 fair, A. "Uda" 81 ""'d ~
Choice. - 10: Texans. q - ass 90. ~,
E,sT Liberty, Penn. oct 28-t0i'[-c', tI',, 5%lltt
head: market shippers, 50 90 1 ar 70 'eu
Siipnrr- - 500 - 81 Good Butch'Ju2 75ae" 90 Far
Bufchcriur. - 15af5; Sto,kri" and trel- -
head: market aCtNg; lblladelphias
- ~ - so: WORKERS., - Nu0 = IN. ~
Sifft- Receipts. 1000 head. market Sow seiIhk "t 80
OF lrou vestcIly- prices Primo. - va - 30 'o' :" o."
6sf. Fair -3reH a. Common. ~ % ~. -.
~ I'm. ort y. V0gs- Receipts . 800 head shipments
none In active lien and aul market higher: Liant - 90
- 80 Heavy. - - 90. Rough NiN'd, - ~ ni
Cafir-Hccrpis, 200 bead shipment lUn H'.ii TurPS
am m and demand HIGHT 0rly ocu irhGe ~oh inquiry ="
do" STfvr -lppr- iuf none bore GOnd 20 thoce lcNans
:. iOr-i 10: Common - .Ja-a -" ihul'h- - ~ - -.
>arU .r,lDts 5000 head: shipments none uaIh,t $40"
and rr ge ar 10 Prime Niuttour, 60 2Jas' 10 Texans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
feqal Notices..

NETWORK SUPREME C0URT.-THE
~ PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NETWORK vs. THE
KNICKERB BOOKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice hereby gwen that IN pursuance of the Judgment
entered In this action on tho 18th daY OF December 1852
the ose OF the CLERK Of scheneotady County and
f0Tmty with tho proNiaons order said Supreme
Court made Ia sd action on the sh day of January 1883
ia entered IA the OdiCe OF tho clerk
County, l. the undersgued CHARLES X. Russell as the ia
Of the said the kncksrbOoksr Life Insurance Com
paDy located la tho City Of Now York do hereby require
persons who have intend TO assert Claim OF nature
Whatsoever whether based policy life or
upon any other contract Or liability OF any kind
said the KnckeTbockeT Life Insurance Company aEans
the property ass 70 or tho said
against a. the receiver thereof exhibit their re-
speCtve claims with aatemO OF tho
thereof 70 as such receiver at my oce No 50 William
IN the city OF NewYork or before the l5th day
gust 1885, and thereby make themselves parties to the
ton proof or the OF claims be
the oath Of the claimant or such other shall
knUwlolg OF the facts.
all persons hereby notified and required their
repec claims, who shall mako default and fail do
within the time prescribed for thar
wit before tho 18TH day Of August 1888 will be
cnded all benefit OF decree this action
from cipatiop in thr distribution OF the OF
sad knlcKerbOcker Life Insurance Company under aaid
eTer.-Datra New YorA, January 10. 1898.
Jan.2A lAwN3Ut CHARLES III. RUSSELL.
AseaiVA Kniekefooeksr Lie Insurance COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Connlrn propcrtn for Sale ann 60 Get

4 MODERN COTTAGE, seven rooms, three
~ Improved aDd all iu LrscaH5 order n sold BOW
$3.50 VIII bay u $50 Cashli 10 miles cut HAWAIIAN
243 Broadway, Room 49,
IT MADISON y. J.-FOrSale country seat OF
~ ~ acres LARGE double house. modern Improvements
large barn and stable handsome lawn CIndnlud trees anu
shrubbrIy abundance OF choice fruit =. EDDY 60,
l4J broadway.
An EXQUISITE double dwelling, stable,
~ outhous,,, &c, and about seven acres, with superb
md views 81 the Hudson, ~ DObbs Ferry
surrounded b. The handSOmest establishments in this
Issguuaba -uuaIb - NvW.NoIN Price low prompt
purchaser. '. X. sIENENsONir. No. 81 Cc'ar.,t and
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Gnmmer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, l.. l., will remain
open until Thursday, Noyepber !, House heated with
steam. JAMES SLATER, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Gilp j)ropertp 90 Get.

NTADISON-AVE., between 10Th and 57th
WI sts Elegant history bOwnstone house handsomely
furnished and In perfect order situation uneXcepOnaDe TO
private family only agents need apply. Address W. H.
1AMHEEt =, station D. CITY.
TI7O LET. $50 arlst-Large six-stOry new
4 and substantial building with power.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st.
rI'O LET.-The highly desirable fOur-stOry,
high.stoop brpwn-stOne dwelling % Fast S}dst, be
tween 5tL Madison ayes Apply 10 II. e. PEDDIR Ar
mold, Constable d CO., jthave. AMI l1h.st.
TEO LET-Just completed and ready for inn
mediate possession welghird and ventilated Lofts,
5Oxs6 Sew engine boiler and steam elevator;
nish 80 30 horse building u By days work and
substantial and the best manufacturing district.
inquire on PROMISES.
Nos lOl aud lO3 Thompsonst, near Prince.
=. b. ALTHAUsE& co.
IQ EAST j9TI-ST., MADIS0N-AVE.-
1Rsb Handsomely and completely furnished crOckery,
glass &C. unfurnished Moderate to acceptable
tenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

CORDED REAL E~l-AiF. ifAN7tN' i''-''''
ALWAOEK CRY, =.
la.u.st ns 100 nv ~ sthaye, 2jNo0ll John
- Ala, aud WI e. ii' go liy yl.5 same TO May
.gl, D1', between -h md ehayc-, -52lOoA; Mary ~
sta,ton,i rs, :. s nj , 90 10 lm.n idaaG 1900
7sti.st, r. " 20 :; " ~ nave l5z7o5; Chris nhun
and vie hrs Buln. lr...-. .,,..., -,,..,.
Rnn IT, and wife to chris Einn ,..i-...,,,.
FredrIr..i - 400 it OF BayaI''st 56Al5j' II oo
g7t,si :, + 5a5 Il Of iotaye 5AoSo Lyncs
leR lG ass IS e S OF wa 3jJ1iOol Arna
lo6sl r 10 rS % and St ifc 10 Jcanc % 5000
l2o a,I,'' - Az IT, OF stayc 32lIoo1l'
- SIgio,aatr e - l6i.Io q MOI l55dst, 0oall5. 200
GH liza BadnIo3k TO Ig 35 :, ~ ~ 6I '''
l9o5 oo !, Hrdsc and wife to : %rsGt $4,000
ls'-S T.,,u,aSp U1 TO- Tat %da%s 10000
5Uthst 2lGs ~ Of 0tl4ye i6sfig3Si ec; ,oo
same properly: II \ Cleveland rci"rre. to Ei@a o,o
,r,, refkas' 10 It " Of shave 5oIiooj
ton AID wife TO G. Marsh and another - Comm, 'oo'
etGsd 4 TO 10 :, Js ., Adler lO25O
2daye n ~PL ., 20 gaI paDilssr $500
GOtisi = r. 1916 w 81 LeNngDnaye, 2ObA!Oo3i
Peter Knapp AID another. ..-........,.....
Sane property. interest; Maria knapp 'NA' TO ,.oo
same property Knapp al @ Isaac pqIi9ch $1,000
72d b ST. S 81 10 %aysafct crawford $1,000
l27sI ~ I47 81 Sthavc l7AlO0lli Jennct ,,ooo
ga S ili 10 io i5u Il OF Sd ave- 75x2o5 smith
sam et Si %omnnd smith and 2oooo
sane se ,ro. nv 4 smith aud vile TO Ehet. 27GO0
39'4sl seIte I1S 10 John M 1860
'S'e s5,do r. "oo II u iO'''' 1860
2dya, cor Of il5thst 22x9O Jas RILEY ana wife
onla 40 ,iIos' sS2 II Of otlt 25ixloo Mi.
berger and wife to E~ald Io''Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
TOR RENTAL extensive and wcll-found

FOR RENTAL extensive and ,wcll-found
/ machine shop erecting shop and foundry, occupies a
square ground 400tOo IN The heart OF large city with
adapted the largest work now In active operation
owners proposing devote attention 10 specially an
opportunity for parties with capital To forward an
established business join thereto branch Of iron manu-
business they desire Address NJ T. & Co.
Tribune once.
LNOR SALE. at Portchester, New Haven Rail
i road mile from depot, high grouulOne acre, 2siory
and extension dwelling &C. will be sold AZ very low
figure. l.. J. CARPEN TER, 90 East 23dst, \. NJ C. A.
Building.
ORANGE, (N. J.) REAL ESTATE SPE-
~ CIALTY-Rcsdeuce, sale aud rent FURNISHED aud uuiur
ush,d. vicinity all dep0ts. HAMILTON & FULLER
TTO LET.-FuInishcd at MOTistOwn for the
large modern house butt with special reference
L, winter occupancy; and open hrc places large
grounds schools and churches, &c :. EDDY CO.
40 Broadway
TI'O RENT.--A fully furnished Gothic cottage,
1 with eight rooms, at NetherwOod y. j.. one mile rom
PAINTED 10 minutes by tho Central r. r. 1--WE minutes nom
depot charming home; VIII be rented 90 70 small family az
so per month. Apply at No 25l broadway, Room J. -
V'O RENI.-FUmiShCd house five minutes
from r. r. station rooms stable, garden fruit good
water drainage yinecoyCrcd Vazzas. hardwood floors
mahogany furniture. Address
s." l4l Elizabeth, NewJeIscy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
tn bro rr.p udnleb.

DESPONSIBLE family desires unfinished
Ia house 10 In city; within Que hour trOui
Wal,t; rent - 00u. Addirs-, with p9rlcuiars Ii'lB-
USE," this Office ltor days.
XHANTED.-On long lease, from 1888, a
strong. weiLlgited building containing hty thousand
square OF floor surface good street not lar from
Br0adway above -3-st. -
l.. j. CARPENTER,
SO amt - East 23d-st. Y. N. G. \. Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
DQnclue Gtaocmics.

ALLEN DODWORTH, 40. Gsl FiGh-avc.
CLhSsEs AND PRIVATE LESSONS ~ DANCING.
Comm, saturday, October 20.
Parfi,u' as N circular. ion vtloh semi stamp.
ALLEN DODSWOEIHS Dancing School,
~ so. g-l 5thnyc-CIas--- or rr.ticm'u Monday and
thursday a., cnings commencing, October -.
LEN. hACGREGORS, ll2 5th-avr. and
n - west 53lhst-C ias,s every day. PuNute lessons
any huur. Gpuf"uri- tla--cs Monday and 1hurtgy
iD"s an applications receives a. III ''ayc See circular
MR.. ROBERT S. MANUEL will resume his
w cassts for dancing SATURDAY. Nov H. AZ his %
West 33i-st, between BIuld~ay aud JtlaNc.
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING,
IVA Broadway and "2dSt.
STRICTLY \ lIk-It'lA-S PRIVATE SCHOOL.
AND 40 LONGER Open As 4 PUBLIC HALL.
Lessons every day and evening send iOf circular.
GCHOOL FOR DANCING
- AND DEPOi1MENT
IN Harvard Reilly. 81 No 5fhnvc has returned
and win bis school Monday. oct. 10
Please apply at Tint hs OF send postage aamp Tor circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
4 PAYING INVESTMENT

complete country seat and farm combined comprising
duubic brink mansion cellars situated IN
large shade mosicTn bank bIru stables
cnrlgchou,e- CoTchs grnuarics, ClckeEaTi's and All
complete There
are t75 acres highly fortified and productive mnd, 20
being timber hard OF choice iuts running wafer anu
shade In all folds aud soft water n house and barn-withn
half miles Of t Of Pun o,n, Mercer l0untyN j.
and Onran nhalf hOnr- ork and Philadelphia,
Long branch. Pennsylvania Railroad must be sen
fully appreciated Particulars at W tlEIDEltS %
aud LbCTty-,L, NcW-IOrk, o owner, EVAN EVANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

1-ce fsfory brovnrtoue houses. win lots. Nos 1885,
~ az as. -" 40, 40 Il + II fain sCI,JO
ON. 4 STORY bruwugtnur dwelling. with Tot, No u
lai "a ''1 .,r I s5 - " OF 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
REAL ESTATE.


NEW YoBE. Tuesday, oct. % 1883
, sa,,s were held at the Exchange -dcSroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
0eGcDer5.


LADY, North German Graduate, wishes
~ TO give Lessons GrrmaI French aud Mu1c high.
Address Hamburg, Tribune Uptown Once,
l,235 Broadway.
4 GENCY EIGHT YEARS established
~ Teachers; all departments; supplied employer
FLORENCE FITCH, y Union square
4 YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
~ wishes private pupils hitting for college sprCniiy
hghcst rcfereces Address YALE, Boz a. Tribune Office
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
~ 1shed 1855 provides promptly Best Teachers Tor Pm.
yste Pupils Families, Schools, Colleges Circulars 81 Good
schools with reliable information nee 10 parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp.
]. w. sCHERMERHORS q co, East l4th-st, n. Y.
A TUTORS, GOVERNESSKS, TEACHERS,
N. Music Art visiting and resident supplied free 20 EN-
pIoyers. r. MIRIAM COIKIERE * Co, 81 East lIth-st,
Union Squarr
MISS HESSE, 36 West 21st-st., supplies COM
WI peteu teachers tutOps FOyerDcsses singers, house
keepers advice given TO parents on choice OF eoos
References Hon Hamilton Fish and trSeo ENarts
DRlNClPAL WANTED-lnaD District school,
near the rity man OF character ability and experience
Address AUGUSTUS TABER, IA Waier-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

~ Between NeW-YUri, and HayTe.
A. North River foot 81 h0rOna
Travellers by line AVOID both transit 10y English railway
and Of the Channel IN snal boat.
Special leaving the cOupanys dock a. HAVE direct yr
Pans 81 Baggage checked AZ AeH-lork
through TO Paris
CANADA FTaugpcl. We'd oct . nOon
81 GERMAN, BOBnCdu Wed Oci ~ . a. M
FRANCE Mauterriye Nedn 'siay, Nov. 10 a.
checks payable sight n amounts 10 suit, on Inc Ehque
Tfausat8nigue of Paris
For freight and passage apply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

DORDENTOWN n. military Institute
I'D Prepares for College or Finely located heat
thorough For circulars, &C. address Rev Nm l.
BOMl,N. A. NJ. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
For Young Ladies-Country.

MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
vi SCHOOL fnr Girls IuiT,tuwnuu.thc-h uason; vii
reopen WEDNESDAY, september 49, aaoIe's ) letter anna
-tflfft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

W F%GLIsW AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES. NoNHl~IbNN. y. J..
,eopens sept - IuaIaeu r,hJu.-IupU. aud gymnasium
alsc and attractive gIauut superior advantage m every
druuf' Board and tuition n tu"- aud Lain SOU pei
auuum. For circulate address the PuHt .iti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

Cabin passage. 500, $50 and 500.
tickets 10 and from all PARTS OF oie nv very low
rates Freight and passage office, 80 lynhng Green.
VERNON IA. BROWN & co, gents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
NOTrNTRY RESIDENCE. SANITARITJW.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, SANlTARlUM,
~ OF FRUIT and POULTRY FARM. within ~ miles Of
three deots 90 muutcs ride Lbrrtyst by frequent
express Trains overlooking ~0mervie and karitan Valley
mountain slope elevated good water malaria
mosquitoes plu house and 80 ar-s mostly wooded barn
ynuuR garden; yearly, $780, VIII
rent, with privilege Of purchase ~ -. Address
COUNTRY LIVING"
4 ira y I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
BRADFORD'S

y English, French and
Young Bsdirs aud CHI
NcW-GOTE, viii reopen
litter or personally, es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL POUGIlkEEP-,
Y SIE y Y prepares Boys for College. scientific ana
Government School ana for BusincsA JOHN MiLHi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
MISS +. ELIZABETH DANNS

IIISS MOTIFS English and French Family
nj and Tgy school for Young Ladies' .8 WHll-f. Nrv.
Haven toau The I'm year begins lhusl.y September -"
- - III u l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.. LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN y


{ PANON IA nNpl'
Sf'VTjJTA --..-.. "Wednesday. Nov 1890 M
! GALL ..-. "wednesday, Nov Il, 3 a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID COLLEGE Conditioned or rclected candidates coached
SIMMER or winter StOckbridgc Mass. +. HOFFMAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
For Both SeXes-City.

TuRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE
~ parents; please state requirements; school furniture
and supplies. J.. MIRIAM COYHIEi;E CO., 81 East
l1lh-st. Union square.