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From Warren CAeney's Essay
on Bret -HdTte.
/.
A few American authors
have sprung to immediate
popularity. With each of
these is linked some assO-
citation OF aptness or strik-
ing originality, some in
Stance OF fellcitOus charac-
'terizatiOn by which he holds
attention and forces our
special approval. The
leap OF none OF tnese few
mas been more sudden and
Expansive than that OF Fran
els Bret Harte. Bat as /
set him In this class, and
now would pass Judgment
ION tho man and his works,
the query at once arises: l
tine author, as now estis
mated, as now presented 10
lug. the actual Harie who
broke upon Us so suddenly
but.little more than four
teen years agOl
The heart Of the world
beats In warm syInpathy
with the work OF its great
men; the charity OF the
world would be blind TO the
petty faults and impertec
.tiODs of its heroes.
Day by dav tho
judgments grow more blind,
ltne utterances are more col
Iored with eulOgy or con
domination. The threads
that first shared attention
are made the warp through
which the sympathetic, the
wise. the thOugntless, the
foolish weaves each bis own
passion or GOODNESS. his own
folly or desire. Thus, not
only real workers and writ
ers, but many who have
been merely apt in striking
a popular chord, attain the
distinction OF genius In the
popular mind. In judging
an author the first task is
commonly TO separate the
conception of him as his life
and writings show II, from
the idealized image OF hi'u
that has come TO exist in the
popular taste.
Passing from these sketch
es, % word as 10 Bret Harte'y
general equipment viii not
be out OF order. Only in
a small group OF his stories
can be be saic to be truly
individual. however FIRE %
and new his thought. His
lcOlOrlessne5B, the suppress
sion OF his own Judgment
in that OF Others, the intui.
lively emotional practice o!
accepting at secondhand
their literary temperament
ana devices, prevent the es-
taDllshment OF such a claim.
His want OF individuality IL
IN stIong contrast with that
of Dickens but sometimes
he excelled Dickens M di-
rectness and simplicity OF
description. Ills imagina-
.tion IL not of the bighes!
order. for he never dares 10
trust 10 II implicitly Ger
tainly not in his prose, Tor
nc can do nothing in the
way OF continued prOduc-
ton.
His greatest mental pow
er ana rarest imagery are TO
he found IN his prose tales.
To them, ana 10 his imita-
lions aud sketches, the bulk
lOf his time has been gwen.
The dates OF the prOduc-
ton of these tales are of
small importance.
Mr.. Harte's fame in this
quarter rests chiefly upon
ms Californian poems. They
mako but q small volume.
covering about One-third OF
tne complete edition Of his
poeJical wOrks. They are
notably narrow in scope,
Dut they bear witness be-
yond ali question as to the
originality OF his powers.
From his parents he 10
herited English, German
and Hebrefy DlaoS
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT or sTRETTCLEASiNG. CITY or SEW YORK;
81 CHIANBgR-sT.,
NEW. York Dec. 80 lss2
CEALED proposals will be received ut the
- this Department until IL Of Monday, January
10 1883 zine and place the proposals will bo Open"
and rend ior The disposition Of the stec Hweepbgs
ashes garbage collected IN tho CITY Of Ncwlork aud de
vered at dumps dumping places Of The Depart
meni nv said city foI the term OF four
~ February 1888 Proposals wil lie ready
Tor distribution Wednesday January p lHs3
For further the Record copies 90 which
be obtained NJ NO. city Han Us. COLEMAN.
Ton missioner Of street Aning.
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Droodlpn )ro1.rto for jll: an 90 Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, q four-story
L brick yelling ths hls ~ CDi1u 1l ITo .hts
midway Del Fulton anl Vail 5tceet Forrcs OgsrJJI
ingthc Day and rInnlg thrJag y ear nln-, Win DIc
story Furmdu.st lot 2jSljD. snL tnOIit JIY
Of cash required Address T. LESTER. Tribune Once.
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AT AUCTION.

HOTEL AT AUCTION.
On February Is. 1855 O'Clock p m will be sold at
public the premises Gin. Long Island tho
sea Cn House completely FURNISHED containing $50 rooms
This desirable property situate Hampstead arbor Long
Island SOUND popular resort and well worthy the
attention Of hotel keepers.
Accessible from New York city by Long Island Railroad
by boat the summer months
further information apply at the office Of the CHI
Association, room %, llj Worth ST.. Ncw-I York CITY,
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CHARMS

CHARMS
- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Onlce Pier 10, y. r., loot OF COrtlandtst.
Consgnments freight orwae directed TO any mart
OF tho world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received OF kinds OF freight and
chandse any part OF the city.
SEA AND uAKBORTOWING AND RIVER AND IA
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
n the haI boz at reasonable rates ' '
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES To on
TER FOR EXCURSIONS,
Steamers John III. Starin and Erastus NEW.
HAN.N. 'eave Pier Is, N L., atop IN. daily [Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Newly ork and
New Haven. care aud dispatch guaranteed.
Freight Tor points D. L. e a. H. received at Pier 10
For New Haven aud points East at Pier Is.
NORTlt SHORE STATEN ISL MD Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Per l. L., OF
Wmtehallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw. ". J-Dry Docks
Machine ana Boiler Shops erytning appotaning 10 the
Uunstrdcucn AHA repair VI vessels
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Antlion Sales of Real Gs!aie.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
WOOLLEN MILL AT AUCTION.
The property known the Paine & sackctt woocn MIL.
Eagles Aence H. L. viii be sold by public auction.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1888.
az IL O'Clock m. on the premises.
This estate comprises about $4,000 square feet land
within minutes by horse Of The centre Of the city
The mill buildings OF brick and OF modern and the
substantial construction There nine
land cards forytwO Broad Crompon looms and az tbs ma
cnery necessary for the Manufacture OF wOoen goods The
mill the complete order and ready
said premises viii be sold subject to mortgage The
and conditions VIII be made known at time Of sale
CORNELIUS 5. SWEETLAND. Assignee
proyidcuce II l. January 1881
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10th ST. 1874 II OF 2d.nve. 20I l02 p also SIS 18TH.
at 2oi IT Of 2dave, 20IO22; Leo and wiie 600 ooo
h'sssrse 9eq Enrs,e reqepee to Conway 1910
l4th.st =. l26 Il Q OF SHAVE. 24xlO53 Mary *
Same property; II II TAILOR 10 G King ......... 20
Mte s cor E 81 4iiooi $1,000
iss Io5 e S2h So1io burning anu WIG 1000
lj9ih.st SIS 300 IL " OF Wasldngtonave, 5OxlOO;
Ester wttgenstein and husband to Westphal oooo
oath l15 II W OF lsave 2jIlOO.5; camp o,o
bell executor. etc, TOD Duty ....,......:..' oV"0
30th-st 1875 II Of 1h.ave. 25x9S0 Z JACK ~.
son, referee, u W Gernard ii''"
BrosdS Gns sHT Gi 10 no 1900
sthSye cor OF s2dS 9.er iresu $1,000
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Bic mboatS ano RalIroa Ia.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD
- NOBEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST 80
Via PHILADELPHIA baltimore ana Wasbsna,a.


ON and after November ~ the magnificent u,sss,
leave from PENNSYLVANIA Depot foot Of
''l I n ~ Scs, sn u.s. hoio r'
my aay Jcencrs s aS s,p leaves Washington
e5s daily rastins ss,os Washington 800 M Gin
i SS % n 3 s1i palace ;sps day coaches
Day s1pSss %S Say svs' s.
ana gay eS otes liner nrcss 70 and
arrive from the West 6f0 M Sso D. ne and 10 s., n
Tickets and sleeping berh secured Tor and
way and at all the Offices the Pennsyiysna Railroad con
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsEy
OstaIi9n in Nsg Yors zoo, o. Lberyst station In
Sos%sac S October iss sS"Y Iesy %G SswYorx
nsS T Do GAP sass
S s$Ss a,sSss sssss::
mPS e S"E Eiss,OH Asnowa Beading Ha
n %fos ESsS@ wiod dnp Isacs Chunk ramaqa>
% Esqiesio@ nish Rdss sr Sra schoosy.
Mo0ian Bgd I'D Lake Lake iooasons EastOn &c
$3.50 %FS % Easton; Allentown reading Harrisburg
.p snaey 1 ~ ~ as S RosRs sa ns
s$ $S .%s c t ssa s45 5is ' $50 ia s
'I$ Ss' Vqst, tables station.
For sewaren and Perth Amboy q. s. d e;i9 ihl5 a M
l4b.444j. tp. 49,.
For ksy"ort ar -i5 Has I 40 T. 445, @ D. M.
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ " VIA SANDY HOOK
hIEAME LEAVES PIER " g.
FOOr nECTORsT.
Commencing october 2. 1854
For Highlands seabnght Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, y. -'
i Lea iS%s q 1SsS1s-st, sl5 H. i4s4n M Tor
Lakewood Manchester Toms Rive, Rarncgat &C.
1s5p .. M. tlantIc City. Nineani BTfdgeton. 60
SID a M. Tor stations " Highlands
las, i45 for stations 10 5edDr ,hL
4 q. m for stations u sandy Hook
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ = BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
forIkk NTON aud PHILADELPHIA.
Leave scH- hOrx from -tati0n &. t. H. u ~
fOI philadelphia Ninth and GrceDss nj 7s5. 93 Ills.
a m l:5O 400 $50, 90, ~ ?. m ON sunday AZ SAB
a. m 25 ~ m For ihird ana Berk .sts IL 7Ij. ILiS
g. Ing 100. = 80 $50 p a on SUNDAY at si6 N.
Up, m on sunday. \ 45 a. m, o 30 IL .. M
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.YOrk
FROM stations Pha aud Reading Y r. Ninth and Green
SIS, at 80, $50, 80 IL Is 3t5 540 $40. ~ u.
on s1nqa "a az > =, 80 a M 30 II E. an,
620 $50 1870 M. Sunday at 3 is a M s30 p. m
From Trenton. LIS go Cos, oO5 1906 II 80 M :.
AZ, 62t: 3 p M. sunday les. giS A. m. Hl5 y.
PULLMAN PARloR ca rs are attached 20 day trans
and SlEEPiNG COACHES 10 midnight trains from New.
connection is male Jersey city Station to and frop
BROOKLYN and Enc Depot Jersey City
Tickets for sale at FOOT u liberty EOs 23o 28l i0l
ga 9j7 1913 Broadway and az the principal hoela Nos
and COurt-st and Office Jcwefs Wharf Brooklyn
n Y Transfer Company VIII cal for and check baggage
W W. sTEARNS. q en-. sup't "
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Ocean Cleaners

NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamers.
n NEw.YoRK and GLASGOW. via DERRY.
ETHIOPIA. Jan. 20. 3p. m. IANCHOhIA-.-reb 81 p M
FURNESSIA Jan. ~ sam. BObtNIA..E Feb 10, z a. IN.
Rates OF passage to
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASIorLONDQN
Second cabin $40 Seerage-Outward, SOB Prepaid $50
For books OF Tours In Scotland rates plans &C. Apply W
HENDERSON BROrHI;to, Agents, Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE. ,
ID New and direct liuo TO tho South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT:
CHATEAU LEOVILLE 4,UpO tons, sat FeD. 8. D. III
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons, -; March ~ o; d., IN
Travellers Tor France spain and Italy Pyennees fau
Scc &c will save time and expense By taxing TINS lne
Cabin ncuding wnel, $50. oteoiI@e so fOF passage
apply TO r,ypo,,r ~c,p Az peayerst
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1nsirnrtion.

DHONOGRAPHY.- WalwOrths StenOgraphc
School with ladies' department.. West l4thsI Wfi,o
for new large circular.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

w IN LII HI70' ..
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAYTI.
PORTO RICO, ISTHMUS OF PANAMA AMI COLOMBIA.
wcekTOuiists invited To ava themselves
trps which make route which tho
COMPANY the extreme low price Of 50
day which living board tn steamer tho whole
transfer 10 other steamer OF the Line
they on tho voyage.
For passage apply TO ..~~,, . 90
10 StaIest. New. York.
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Real Gstaie ilDanle0.

WANTED-Lightly mortgaCed improved city
w Property 100000 10 Si5OOO0 cash and Hudson
River Property. rutland WHITING, Beekman.st
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TFATN~ EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUM-
DAY, STATIONS | y PHILADELPHIA 2lN
NETWORK.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL; - IIambnrg
hoa 1@f.'S chEaBo S IPaTi. and mAMntid
MIA Ht IA 5ais J1a 70 iiuRi mrs es.
R @iif' 7S S ana rifi second a6n On Sefss $50
ogison AZ; eIS-t tc' Sen 40 81 - ~
ET HHIciH66 Co. %" Gen Fas, &si 81 Tway T.
uNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
4 FOK OF EENSrOWN AND LlEhkPQoL', non,
SiIIri OF TE-Tfii.;:......; SAT RDif. Jan % m
sieme- marked &, do cary nicrmeae passengers
Cabs F F%sha f $50 JANIS o'n $40
srEETAGE 81 fT SEsni "a and 80 Rroadway NY
JOHN o. pN rhiiad sg ph oaee aust
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. y. X.
~ LoNDoN sAlLlNG, -. q, ,,.a,au
0HEEcE jan - f %2% sAILNG jan d. 80 al"
60 Sa n d aSSr $50 Pecad .teoTase
Manager. ~ an" - broadway, y. y.
NJ Y.HAvANA& MEXICANMAIL> IS. Line.
~ FOX stofG %vA saA' HN G F F VEIN cnGE III
pRfrtsi, ENTIRE -. ...'........ Thursday. Jan II
GIN GIN 9 9R hGEHHitNN Tnasdsy Jam an Is
Small tables In dnRg SR % s1 BTS%tS
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
iAPhN' {; ii HEiwZEALXND, ,AusreALIA CES:
MA From New YORK picr foot Canal.st. " II.
for tlnnus,' "a lstnmas OF Panama
CONNECTING for Central and south America and Mexico
Prom san Francisco. list gnd Brdnuan SIS.
For JaDan and China.
q. & % Oc sails i e. day. Jan.H ~, M
FRANCISCO aud Yokohama az
For HONOLULU. SEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
O. D.. 90. ... -lt ais satmd DAY = III
or ON arrival OF London mails NJ 7Ah frhncsco
For freight passage and general Information Apply AZ Ooh
paiVis once on the per loot CtnaLst North RIVER.
H. JEBU LAY superintendent
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris
Ia SAILING from New York and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
--VsIANu utday y a.tua 30 IN
nES LsND saturday. January a. a. H.
ealoons rooms smoking and bath rooms amldshps
Firs cabn and $40. second CABIN fjoi excursion
siGos sfrcrage s2G prepaid. so, excursion. $I3 90.
PETER WhiGHr a 1ONo, General Agents 90 Broadway.
XJHITE STAR LINE.
ron OUF.FNSTDMN ASp LIVERPOOL
NOTICE this line Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury. L. ", both the
Si Gap Kennedy saturday Jan 90 $50 p M
HEPU BLIC. Cap Irving hirnday' Ian. 20 D. m
BALTIC capt. Parscll ......lh ur uaV - l. $50 A. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
These uniform In Size and unsurpassed IN ap
pOntments The saloons. StiteroOm' smoking anu batn
placed amshipi where The noise and motion are
felt anordnC degree ofcomiort hitherto unaainaOe
kATES.-saloon $50. $50 and 800. Return tickets
favorable terms SeerAgo from the Old Country 500 from
m csc steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
For inspection OF plans aud other n51,On apply nj tho
Company : Offices No 81 Broadway. Ncw-York,
'F' X. j. COKTIS, gent
C. L. BARTLETT h co, Agents, Boston.
BARRIrr a CArlEEL Agents. Phladephl4
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teachers.

A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
governesscs lecturers companions and housekeepers
supplied by MISS VI. ]. YOUNG, American and Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square
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t;clp UanteJ.

4 NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
~ ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexincionave, want young
AmerC an women medical students graduates
Preferred: also, cook and steward
IANlTOR WANTED for Club House. Ad-
~ dress IN handwriting BOX y, Box 40 Tribune ONCE.
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Danrn1 Academies.

A LIEN DODWORTH'S
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. 6Sl shave
for circular Dodworhs new lancers
Music figures NEW. Just published
A LEN MACGREGOR'S
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING 1l2 Gtl-ave
Private and class lessons every day. See circulars
4 TMR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING
IA Broadway and 32d.st.
Lessons every day aad evening Send for circulars.
NE GARMOS classes in dancing meet daily
~ and Monday and Thursday evenings at standard Hail.
LAG Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master OF Dancing.
No 67s 5th.ave cor 47th.st opposlta windsor HOTEL
Glasses will Monday october Id 1881 En'
gagement at Newport X. l.. closes October l.
4. y. Send postage stanu for circular
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Saturday. Jan. ID. 1888.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
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Miscellaneous.

DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Il CHILDREN will find prospectuses Of the BEST either
In city or country, In
PiNCKNEYs SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed 10 assist parents In seecng schools At office
FREE by mall cents for postage Special catalogues OF
best schools furnished RATS Information concerning
schools freely given 20 parents and guardians
PINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
Domestic Building, Broadway and l4th.st., New.York
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TUloNN I hIH B. STATES NAIL STEAMERS

EUION LINE. ..,.,.,,,,
III UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ron QIIfENSrOWS AND LlNEHPOOL
Leaving Pier 81, y. H., foot OF King st.
ApysctNi. ' ...'....... Tuesday Jan. l6. II A. m.
WI1gn - ......-.... Tuesday, JAM -. ) a IN.
SENADA ........... TUESDAY. Jan. 81. . 80 q. m.
AIAskA .r,a.tay ~ q - IN
ANIZONA Iur@uhy f.l -, y =. "a
~ These steamers bu OF ron m Natertght colptt
minis furnished with every requisite TO make tho
a.sage acros. the both safe ami agfee1be having
bathroom groom drawing room piano anu nDtAy
also surgeon stewares and caterer on cich
steamer Tho state all upper deck thus insurl
those greatest OF all uxures 81 sea- perfect Nohuaoh anu
light a.. -, D.. ,oo.,, s,o "a, and 81 an
Iutrrmedlatc go. Ste.Tage At low rates
<
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FLAGRANT PLAGIARISM.
A MODERN METHOD OF EssAY-wRIrNG.

A MODERN METHOD OF EsSAY-WIuIING.
The article on Bret Harte by Warren Che
sey In Tie Overland Monthly for January 1888, has
evidently been paraphrased from articles by Mr.
E g. stedlnan Poe and Lowell, tho former
printed in Scr1baers Monthly for May, 1880, and the
latter in The Century for Nay 1882. The extracts be-
low Will show the methods of composition adopted
by the Overland writer:
From Mr. sedmans Essay on From Warren Cheaegs Essay
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DOUBLE IRA X. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkNT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE Salty
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" Between Ncw-York and Havrc.
Conpanys pier new AZ North River foot OF Morton.
Travellers by this line avoid both ranst by English r
way and the discomfort OF crossing the Channel In sna
AMERIQUE. Saniei Wcncsiay Jan a. noon
CANADA Frangrui Wednesday, Jan. p, q a.
NNCE Pereire HaueIiyc. Wednesday, an H. am
Checks payable sight In amounts suit the Banque
Transat antique OF Paris
For freight AMI passage apply 10
Bi.BI A Agent, No. y Bowling Green.
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sAkEsA7 TIE MiNlNe sxCHAH0
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FORT WASN'T NOTION. n. Z
Established 1884.

For Boys and Young Men-Country,
A LEXANDER INSTlTUfE-Military Board
~ ing school, White Plains, " Y. -
PrincipI o. Il. WILLIS. Phi. D.
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The heart OF the world
beats IN warm syInpathy
with the work OF its great
men; the charity Of the
world would be blind TO the
petty faults ana impertec
lions of its heroes.
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HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
IL town, v. Y. home thorough OF study,
opeDsSepGember Is. Miss NJ. w METCALF. Principal
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address Mrs. H. l.. AYRES
New.e 'anaan, Conn
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For Both Sexes-Country

For Both Sexes-C0untrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
"A from NewYOrk children receive q mothers care.
Mira H. q. MORRELL. Manlasset, T.. T.
POCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on the
ke Hudson Both s225. Send for catalogue w. IL
BANNIsTER A. NJ
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
~ BRIDGETON, New.Jersey.
Both Sexes Full Of teachers Instruction thorough
Music Painting Drawing Climate mild very healthy
Begins September 49, Address IL. X. TRAsK, Principal
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GERMAN AND u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
w NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.fORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. - .
NECKAR.. saturday, an ~ RiFi .. saturday CO. .
MAIN :. Saturday. Iau. y 'icn. ~ Fk + II tcD 10
HATES OF PASSAGE nom NETWORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON HANKE or BREMEN ..o
FIRST CABIN .....slOOi SECON ID CABIN..-......Sb $50
STEERAGE $50 ..
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid seeTage eertlh
Gates, sail from Pier between Second AMI
Thlrd.sts., HobOken. y: J; l.,,s =, ~ % D,,, ,.
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6ltuatlnns Udnteo--H lales.

4 YOUNG GERMAN, educated in all the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28

SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
A Large observation-disclosures
disappointment Of
standing Committces-The RcIa-
lions Of the Church % the AssOcia-
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


LYScHBURG, Va, April 27.-The second
days session OF the State Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
opened with a larger representation. and
the proceedings were characterized by a
greater degree OF general interest. A per-
manent organization was effected in the
election Of o. B. Morgan president, three
vice-presidents. and W. III. Ridgeway, OF
Richmond, secretary.
The standing committees appointed are
"a follows:
Committee on Business : G.. A. Licklider,
Of Petersburg; VI. B. Clark, OF Richmond
w. II. Wren, Of %Lynchburg; A.. F. Rob
ertson, of %staunton, and Nc. Thomas. Of
Roanoke.
Committee on Associations: $. b.
Woode. OF Charlottesville; II. W. Nell
hany, Of Staunton. and - Eldridge, Of
the Virginia Military Institute.
Committee on Resolutions: II. VI. Nell
hany, Of StauntOn: Charles X. Willis. Of
Richmond; and VI. c. Thomas, OF Ros-
noke.
Among the resolutions presented and
adopted at the morning session was one
constituting the pastors Of all the churches
in the city advisory members, and all Assoc
citation workers honorary members Of the
Convention. with the privilege Of partici-
pating in the discussions, and another res
olutlon thanking the retiring president, II.
VI. McIlhany, Of stanton, for his efflcien-
cy and the uniform courtesy displayed by
him in the administration Of his office.
on motion Of :. b. Woods, Of Char
lottesyille. a committee Of five was ap-
pointed to frame and report to the Con-
veution a constitution for the state Asso-
citation.
\ great deal OF amusement was occa-
stoned by a motion Of W. VI. Cowl-
ing, OF Richmond, to continue the most
amiable Of the Richmond representatives
a committee OF n on the adjustment Of
the q%uarrels Of the refractory delegates.
whose chickering's. he feared, might disturb
the harmony Of the proceedings, and when
the Chair appointed the amiable brother
who moved the resolution there was gene
raj laugh at the expense Of Mr.. COwling.
Reports OF an exceedingly favorable char
acter were presented from the Richmond
and Petersburg and associations Of other
places.
THE AFTERNOON AND NIGHT SESSION
was consumed in the discussion Of inter-
esting topics, the debates being partici-
pated in by r. \. Harding and G. Wash
ington, members Of the International As
sociation; j. b. Watkins and VI. B. Clark.
Of Richmond: G. \. Licklider. Of Peters
burg, and Others. The principal feature
Of the night session was the discussion Of
the topic Of the relation Of the Church to
the Association by Rev. W. T. Hall. d. D.,
Of the First Presbyterian church, Lynch
burg, and Rev. r. p. Kerr, OF Petersburg.
Both addresses were admirable and highly
entertaining.
The Convention adjourned to reassem-
bic 1t 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.