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For Both Sexes-Country

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MUSIC, Painting Drawing. Climate mud. very healthy
BEGINS sspt ~ Address ". N. TRASH. Principal
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feIry ~ T., sept 49, During the vacation they
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ior the school and ara Therefore prepared take
lew more pupils into their family.
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IN ll2 jTh-ava. AMI 20 West J9th-st,
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CARL MARWiG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
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MIR. ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume his
IVA classes for dancing saturday November IT, % his
rooms. 50 West S3dyL, between Broadway and Jfh-ays
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Dautinl 1ra0enles.
X. MACGREGOR,S.

ALLEN DODWORTHS school for Dancing.
"A No 6Sl Fif.have will reopen All classes viii
menCe on saturday. OctDDer2l
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Musinal-
EDGAR SHERMAN. Piano-fOrte Teacher.
~ ChickerinR Hall.

NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
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Chartered IN 1855.
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500 800.
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For Young Ladies-CitY.

A MADAME ROCH'S SCHOOL, 7l3 Madi-
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luiiues ~ Languages and Fine Ars Madame Roch viii
return IrOn europe On VI before sept 10.
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Art Schools-CitY.

Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
w in drawing oil and color painting decorating
china under and Limoges Monday october To- 1883
Studio 337 4th-aVe. corner 25th.st.
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For Young Ladies-Cltv.


! At Misses PERKINS, SCHOOL, 2,O2I Fifth
"A New.fOrk. Terms for boarding pupils year.
| 500, with music. 5000
GIRLS SCHOOL 8 West 39th-st,
~ re0pens Oct
ANNA e. BRACRETr-IDA NJ ELIOT
HARVARD EXAMINATIONS for women
viii De head m Cambridge, New York; Philadelphia
formation apply the Secretary OF the NewYOrh Local Com
nItee. as Oth.aye, NeS York city.
MISS GlBB0NS'S English and French
AfI School for Girls % West 81 st. roopens Sept %.
M ISS REYNOLDS, eight years teacher in
AVA Miss Haincs' school SO Wost Foryhfthst Sept %.
MRS. SALISBURY, 20 East 74th-st., corner
w DEMONSTRATING ana Day School will reopen
scptemberZ7
MISS JAUD0NS School for Young Ladies,
IVA 3iS ManisOnaye above 4fthst will reopen September
~ Languages taught By the Natural Method.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French school
IVA for Young Lates and Little Girls, No % East 22dst
Will reopenoh Thursday september ~.
AIRS. JONSON and MISS JONES, Boarding
AZ ana Day school for Young Ladies' and Children 10 East
Collegiate Denarnent' Music, Arr studio, Elndergartsn
MRS. WILLIAMES' ENGLISH and FRENCH
w. SCHOOL tor NOUNG LADIES and LITTLEGIRLS,
ence ana History, Nov. l. Uwenty.tfth Year,
MESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNTERS
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LADIES', rs East 3jh-'t, NewYork, ormcrY in Pars Will
Teoen Monday OctonerI Thorough course in al Enghsh
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Business Outlook.

New YORK, August 31.-In their
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the mercantile agency, say the bust
ness of the country is flowing with
pretty full tide through its accus-
toned channels as indicated by
statements with which figures shown
in the bank exchanges at the chief
centres are maintained with aepres-
sion in several promine, t branches
of the trade. 1t Is rather surprising
than otherwise that these figures
don't show a marked decline. The
trade of the week has present
ed no new features in dry goods.
There is a moderate activity, though
prices are very low in consequence of
the over production of grain. Pro
visions, cotton and petroleum have
all declined more or less, but reduc-
tons in values on the whole have
not been large. The stock market
has continued weak and dull, the &C
tivity which was supposed would
take place after the recent collapse
having apparently been postponed,
though there is reported to be heavy
buying of good securities for invest
ment, such as r now very cheap.
Money is dull and easy, and, the
banks continue to report a large sur
plus. In speculative circles activity
has been wanting, but SO faras leglti-
mate trade is concerned the outlook
continues to be encouraging.
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The Fight.

ArCHIsoN, Kan, August 3l.-The
Fl. ht between Slade and Mitchell. was
declared off at a very late hour last
night. The general opinion among
sporting men here is that Madden,
Mitchell's backer, was determined to
get the fight declared off because be
had come to the conclusion that his
man was no match for Slade. The
latter is bitterly disappointed. Slade
and his manager, Rice, and his train
err Brighten ale still here and Jem
Mace is expected tonight. 1t is re-
ported that Rice says he will back
.Slade for $4,000 t. $4,000 against
Mitchell. 1t is evident, however,
that all parties are afraid of the au-
thorities. Slade received a letter re-
Gently from John l.. Sullivan stating
that the latter intended to back the
Maori heavily and was confident Of
his success.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-01
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, August 31.-Gen.
}. Ackin, colonel and assistant quar-
termaster general stationed at Louis
vile, was placed on tue retired list.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. 81
Marlin chemical work at Black Rock
ourne this monrhing.. Loss, $780,
CINCINNATI, August 3I.-The gen.
erai assembly of the Knights of Labor
Will begin a sessian of several days'
duration here Sept. 4th.
CHICAGO, August 31.-St. Bernard
Commandery, K. T., reached home
this evening. They were met at the
depot by a deputation of AGO
knights from the various local con-
manderies and escorted to the ST.
Bernard Asylum.
New YORK, Aug. .Sl.-Two assisted
Paupers, Irish emigrants, were sent
back to-day. They say loo came
over In the same ship. Ali their ex-
penses were paid by the British gov
eminent: Their plan is to ship them
10 canada and thence to the states
at different points. A large hummer
nave been sent back recently.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-01

There IS one national treasury in
the world where no stealing goes on,
where the treasurer gives no bond,
where the Government vault is never
locked, where there is neither scandal
nor suspicion. No unaccountable
packages of funds are ever found
lying around loose, no compromises
are eve made with thieves; the par
ty in power has its honesty proved
without defense; the party in OPP
position cannot hurl defiance at any
one for robbing the State. This is
the Treasury of the United States of
Colombia. The cable gives us the
regular report of its condition as fol-
lows: "There is not a dollar in the
Treasury of Colombia" What a
happy country!
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-01

In referring to the recent Triennial
Conclave of Knights Templar, held
at San Francisco, the Bulletin of that
city says: The. great pageants have
come and gone. But San Francisco
bore the pressure put on her with the
greatest ease. The visitors from the
easSswere few i'm comparison to the
crowds from tn interior of the State
and the other Pacific States. But
our city took them all in, fed and
lodged them. Except in the more
crowded condition of the hotels and
streets there was no evidence of any
very heavy drain on our resources.
On some of the days of the week
there must have been an addition of
$4,000 to our population. The ferry
boats, on at least two of the days,
were loaded down with visitors. In
all the parades and pageants the ut
most decorum prevailed. 1t would
be hard to find anywhere better
dressed or more orderly crowds than
those which recently lined our
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