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Morris tribune., 1883-06-30
The Iowa Republicans.

At the Republican convention at
Des Moines Wednesday, in balloting
for candidate for judge of the supreme
court, Judge Joseph R. Reed received
q majority of all the votes cast. The
defeat of Judge Day is bitterly COM
mented on by the anti-amendment
people, who predict the defeat of the
party as consequence. The platform
reaifirms as a principle of party pol
icy the incorporation of prohibition
in the state constitution; insists upon
"such revenue laws as will encourage
American industries and protect
American labor" Other resolutions
favor the creation by congress of de
partment Of industry and improve
ment of water ways; favor the repeal
of the time clause in. the application
of soldiers pension money and home
steads from execution. The last reso-
luton of the platform is as follows:
Thirteenth-That the wise conservative adj
ministration of President Arthur meets with
the hearty approval of the Republicans of
Iowa. and we cordially approve the promise
given by him to the delegation appointed by
the Philadelphia convention of Irish-Ameri
can citizens, that the subject of grievances
contained in the resolution of the said body
presented to him should have thorough and.
exhaustive investigation, and such action as
the government may lawfully take.
The reading of the platform was con-
stantly interrupted by applause. The
temperance plank was particularly
cheered and re-cheered. AT the con-
clusion of the reading the platform
was adopted by a unanimous vote
with renewed applause. The conven-
ton adjourned with three cheers for
the platform and ticket.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

If the party who fired shot through
the door of the Tribune editorial room
last Monday night will call and
replace the broken glass, no questions
will be asked. If he fears that his
dander will rise again and lead him
to repetition of the act, and will
name the particular editor he is gum
ming for, we will give the hunted
scribe vacation and send him into
the country for a few day. Bismarck
Trih
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

May ~, IcSs5. J
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
To make final proof in support Of Eis claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk oi District Court for Stevens county, at
Morris. Minnesota, on July 10th, 1883, viz:
Jonn McNally, homestead application No
7oSl for the NV 4 section rs, town l2l north,
ofrange "A west 18th i. M. MINI.
!. "a n names the following Witnesses to prove
MS CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultfva-
ton Of said land, viz: Thomas Colahan
John Barrett, Thomas Church, and Richard
Barry, III of Morris post-office, Stevens
county, Minnesota.
d. s. HALL. Register.
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The Flour and Saw Mill Burned at De-
lano.-LOss $4,000.

DELANo, Mimi, June 27.-At about
2:30 this morning the alarm of fire
was given. The flour and saw mill
were completely envele ped i'll flames,
and nothing could be done to save it,
o. o. Heasly, proprietor, estimates
the loss at six thousand dollars, and
gives the insurance at three thousand
dollars. He gives ii as his opinion
that the fire must have originated in
the engine room.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30
PaiGaI RIGHTS,

ST. rETERsBuRG, June 2T.--I'he
government announces t;lat ncgotia-
tions between Russia and the vatican
are concluded. The hierarch VIII be
allowed freedom In niatters at faith,
but interference in questions In regard
to temporal power are forbidden.
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An Attempt to Rob a Stage Coach.

HELENA, Mont, June 27.-At
o'clock Saturday morning, while the
Helena and Bound Deer Lodge coach
was crossing the main range Of the
Rockies, eighteen miles west Of this
city, two men with handkerchiefs tied
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

The Appleton press says the name
of f. Sorenson of that place is being
mentioned for County superintendent
of Schools in Swift county. If Swift
county wishes wide awake, con-
petent superintendent Mr.. Sorenson
should be unanimously chosen.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

The Republican state convention of
Iowa, last Wednesday, nominated
Sherman for governor, Manning, lieu
tenant governor, and Akers superin-
tendent-all by acclamation. Strong
resolutions were adopted for statu-
tory prohibition. All the proceedings
were harmonious
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

teenth, are, of course, retained. In
some States where the reductions have
been made, and the number of dis
tricts equals the number of judicial
districts. the plan follows the outlines
of the latter.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

We wish the "kids" would quit
"boning" us to buy tickets. We
thought everybody knew that all
strictly first class entertainments gave
"compsn to all members of the news
paper rline.-Ortonyille Herald.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

The result is a ticket that is well
known to the people of the state. Gov.
Hubbard has made very fair sort of
governor, although he has unquestion-
ablo surrounded himself, or become
surrounded, with a number of corrupt
influences and has made several bad
appointments. But of his own per-
sonal integrity there is no question.
Gilman is not an ideal statesman. He
is trading politician, an unscrupu-
lous and dangerous man in public af-
fairs, but of such shrewdness and tire
less energy that when he gets his hold
upon an office it seems impossible to
dislodge him. The rest of the ticket
is in the main unobjectionable-prob-
ably as good an average as any con-
vention could be expected to nomi-
nate.
One queer feature of the convention
was the voting down by the control
ling Hubbard faction, of the resolution
Geprecating the suicidal and increas-
ing tendency of Republicans to defeat
and thwart the plainly expressed will
of the party--that is, to bolt. The sa-
cred right of boiling caucus or eonyen-
ton nominees is thus tacitly admitted
by the conyention-and it may be
utilized 10y large number of Republi
cans who are opposed to the whole or
part of the ticket placed in the field
10y that very convention. The Jour-
nal. as all independent organ, is graft
fled to note this expression in favor Of
ultra independence by regular party
convention. 1t leaves no binding OBJ
ligatinii iipon the mcnhcfs of the par
ty to support Il ticket except that of
merit anal fitness ,anG there is precious
little mr,it insave one Of Wednesdays
nOa!inees.
it cannot be said that the aggregate
result of the convention is promotive
If Republican harmony. Old sores
IRE left open, revenges lnsatisfied, in
sults Al injuries unatoHed fog, griev-
tncc+ unredressed, quarrels unhar-
monized One or all these elements
of discopd are likely to crop out in
subsequent conventions, and perhaps
to make their effect felt in the voting
next November. The ticket is safe
il it is safe-simply because the enor-
nous natural Republican majority in
Minnesota gives large margin for
losses.-Evening Journal.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

The nominations on the Republican
ticket for state officers are received
with general favor, but the Gilman
part will have tendency to drag
heavily.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

General DevereauX is said to receive
the largest salary of any man in the
country-$65,00 900 year-as manager
of several railroads.
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Woprio SpiGutte.
Published Wednesdays and Saturdays,
RANDALL ~ BODEEN.
Publishers.

The nomination of Gilman for lieu
tenant governor will hang heavily on
the Republican ticket.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30
Railroad Time Tables.
ST p NJ 4 M-Main Line:
Browns Valley Trains:

1n,,,.. ArrlNt:
Morris 3:oep. m Browns Valley, 6:l5 pm
A. MANyEL, Gen. Manager.
W. 5. ALEXANDER. Gen. Pass Agt. ,,,.
w VI. RoaINE, Local Agent.
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Arrival and Deuarture of the Mails

Alexandria stage arrives Monday ana friaay i.
denarts Tuesday and Saturday. GlenWood stage
arrives Tuesday and Friday; departs Wednesday
and Saturday. Postoffice opens at 4. M c,Osgs -
at 3 P NJ. except Sunday. open Sunday i5oH M -
NJ 70 l z. VI. NJ L. 1'hiHh' 49,
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VOLUME 8, NUMBER sc


JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
Han I II, Brown, District Judge.
Jxo. w. ARCrANDER, District Attorney.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
CuAs =. MAGINNIs, Sheriff.
UIyGH WHIrELEV, Treasurer.
UENRv BALDWIN, Clerk District Court
Tuos +. HEENAN, Auditor.
JrsTIN l.. MILLER. Register of Deeds.
l.. +. PEARCE, Judge of Probate
4. l.. BROWN, Attorney.
II. l.. HURLBURD, Coroner.
D T. WHEATON, Surveyor.
MAX BUCKENTIN, Court Commissioner.
i, a, JOHNSON, Co. Supt. of Schools.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
\. :, BRIsRINE, President.
SAMUEL LARSON,
F.. ]. JONES, tCouncilors
T. +. NEWELL,
Il. c. MOORE,
JNo A. GuTINAN. Recorder.
ANDREW HELGEsoN, Treasurer
HENRY BALDWIN, Justices of the Peace.
HENRY HUTCHINs,
D. r WHEATON, Assessor.
NJ. WEBER, Marshal.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30

rSIOI No II Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joipers Of America Meets every tMonday even
ing at 7:S0 p. NJ. At Phoenix Hall. Nlsitins
members cordially invited. Nsg pemoers & re-
spectfulIv requested TO Join. Contractors lur
pished with help. 2. y. MCCARTHY, Prerideht.
w l. SEE. Secretary.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY:
Ep,ScopAb, Rev. T. c. Hudson, Rector
EoNaprG 1rIoN AL. Rev. J p. Hutchinson, Pastor
mNETuopIsT, Rev. B. Phelps, Pastor.
SC,xntYAvIAN Ev ANGELICAL LUTHERAN, Rev.
IT Johnson, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1883-06-30
CIVIC SOCIETIES:

AF. L A.. M.'.-Golden Sheaf Lodge NO
133 Meets 1st and Sd Saturdays of each month:
4sI1 % - ,xSoN Sec JOHN HOUSE W. NJ.
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LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, MINI, !,

Office opposite Central House.
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90 uhnm il man Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN PILL
~ LIPS WACKAY II the city OF Paterson in the County
OF Pasac and state Of NewJersey, hath this day made an
alignment subscriber OF h estate for the equal benefit
OF creditors and that the said creditors must exhibit ihtr
claims under oath affirmation 10 the subscriber
M hc office OF IT. A. Williams First National Bank Building
Paterson, NewJeTsey $500. .-..,-,.-.,
Dated September 49, 1888.
VIHE LEMON LIBRARY will be open on
1 TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS from ~
nj, 10 4 m until further notice All outstanding tickets
good either day For tickets free OF charge apply Dy
postal card to the superintendent, - - . -, -., -.
GEORGE IL. MOORE, 1901 5th-ave.
New.York Oct. 10, 1888.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
HEw-YoRK, Monday, Oct. Is, 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YOpy. 1londqy, oct. Is, 1888.


ASHES-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-Spot RIO higher sales, 1900 bags Santos eX
GIiner 5000 Rio Colombo 5ll HORROR 600 eX Ben
and so Olbero private terms iT 20 IL &c
Onions points higher hut lees active sales lsOOO Bags
40 7 al 94Oa945 Tor November 93Jg94O for December
g15a9lO for January, B3j for February, 92n"etO Tor
March, closing foOws. October 9Jj 99j; November
giOa9.f5 December, 93OTg35; January, @3Omglo Feb
rIary. g.3OUO3j: March g3J0g.4O. Mild, tru, quiet
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet and roc lower sales, 3a9
bales Saturday evening" all for home DELIVERED on
Contracts bales Receipts the ports today, otVl1
bales against 80 200 last week and 1854 last year since
September SUlOJ2 bales against IIlO33 during the Hh'
period
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFoRTI
EpPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST."B BY thorough knOwSiso Oh INC h IItia
laws which govern the operations OF Digestion anu -
and by careful application OF the ne Popt.V tI"s With
leCted Cocoa Mr.. Lips has provided our Off bryv
delicatcy Favored beverage which may save US Ia ~
doctors Ds III by the JudiclO1s use Oh suNu a. yn
diet tlat constitution may be gradually oIS up M sh
every tendency disease iaiSu her.
tic aIadies are fcatng around ready "a attaeA ss
there weak point We may escape many 80, md
keeDiug well fOrthed WIN pure Oio"N --
properly uOuTished fTaue.Cyil service ha19 ., only
simply With boiling water or milk SOFA IN ls5 o.,
(ia-b. and NJ by Groccrs, labelled mus = Set@
DO. Homn OpaLDie Chenlsts, london Ehellls
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GnIes bn Auciiou.
AVID GARRISON, Auctioncer.

~ MONUMENTS, sTArUARY, GRANITE ENGINES,
MACHINERY. sc.
Pcs & CO. will sell Tuesday october 23 AZ II o'clock 1t
the larrv sIonu mental Works Jthavc 23d ana 24h SIS,
near Greenwood Cemetery Brookn On consequence NJ mo
retirement Of MI James shakeyl the entire valuable stock
OF the Sharkoy Works. embracing abon 800 diff
feren examples Of Monumental Work 10 30 feet IN height,
iu Quincy Rhode Island Virginia Maine AMI Scotch GRANTEES,
Italian and American marble an Of which manufactured
the requirements Of rscaSs trade Memorial far'
Gallery ~tatuayY, granite Cemetery Posts, NC
Machinery Nc-One 40 and l2hOrse Engine, tUnpIets
Rubbing Bed saws, Granite polGsnors Shaiung, Bthg
Lathe all in WORKING order, DcrglCkS Rigging, &C. ana largo
Ire and burglar proof safe. ,.
uRmltun-HyC and GuwunUS Cana-tiranUe, AAoWb
rough Granite various kinds, two Boom peicA'
shops &c.
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cnrrnN ,rAnEer.-nY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct l5.-l2EU D. m.-CotOn-Tbe sales u the
daE include. 1900 D..p- AEuI.tu. EuljIt-l pltAa Low
lIfdIr. tr-. october delivery, So al; do Sow mbec
urcnU. aI. UJiy delivery j'!u; do January l Itu-
ruaIV VERY So a.; F,hrIlIy ant March Ht VERY;
5-a.!, -TcL and April delivery, 3D. +uluI-s closed
dun ... 80.
GALVESTON. oct l5-Cotton nomiual Midtlng lose;
Low I.GuZ .0c; Uoud Ordinary 9li Dol and gross re-
CyptS gj NEg. exports C1lSsNI, AUS 1dsi safes 9OO
bales stock. 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, oct. lJ-C9,ton very dull AdinE los 10"
NUdug lj-lGc Good Ordinary, ilUC net and gross Te-
cpJs -l5l bales; exports coast se 1866 sales SOU
bales last evening, 500 bales stock. 1887 bales
NIWgLENNo, Oct. lJtcttOu 'aalcr Md,lns. 10 '-tGci
Low AIdlug lOC Good Ordinary, net receipts a4'A
bales go5s receipts 1894 Jus exports 20 Great Britain,
800 bales; 10 France 1902 De.i u Tie Continent Itu
bales; sales 5000 bales; stock 1871 bales.
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GelCncrs

4 YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
~ wishes private uup.E; sitting for co lego Spndiyi
highest Address YALE Box ~, irDuHe Once
A TUTORS, GOVERNESSES supplied free
IA To- employers; schools recommended to parents
FLORENCE FITCH - Union square.
4 TUTORS. GOVERNESSES, TEACHERS,
~. Music Art, VISITING and rslut supplied irr 10 EN-
ployers. H. MIRIAM CUTEIEitE q CO.. 81 Last l'th,st
Union square.
4 VISITING TEACHER charges $50 Il quar-
hours two ~ which a" devoted ip
mathematics history and iangIs"
tFrench Latin and one % Tuaic. iTrnu may
share the sessions. faithful boy r may easily surp'S IN
quantity ami qualify ~ NDrSa student iu sc1op resent
' I'v 'p lhH. Al -u .tl lessons On
reasonable trrn,. Address p. u. MONK, % Pu,sk-t,
BuUS'yn, y. !.
GOVERNESS-By young lady, the position
" guv,rur.s 10 rHild,ui con u-'sc H. inkl fh,
French Ttaiiru and music Address MISS IhL.NN' H"A
10 IrIhuEr uhrc.
I AIDES or POSITION, skilled teachers OF
u arcuupI .ImeuIt with small school lu their nae
country huj.r desire teacher of s,h' branches vino vail
brius ~ icw pupil. Box 700 Nca-!i''on
MISS lIESNE. 3G West > lst-st.. supplies COM
Va potent trhrrs. tutors, guyrr1rsst' Singers GoH>.
keeper, best given tu puTrut' 90 choice ui sr"'
T,.IoH,, by favor Hon H~nt'u .7h l"a 'At' l'a g.
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For Young Ladies-City.

FOR 1oung La"leS-Ni'J
4 MISSES FIthhlNo 1870 -,wEi sr i year
S4OO With music $500.
MISS GIBBONS'S English and French School
vi for irIs, 80 west 47th-st., reopcns sept. 20.
MISS REYNOLDS eight years teacher in
IA MISS -i''"'' '''' '
MISS JAUDON HGho4l '"L i r'o,1 az. +Ut
Va aa5 'i-Gd sIt y ~ 'l $.,ITt Nctiiod
rps s,IrgnI-pv % EAST -ifh-st. corner
~, r, ., agd pay School win reopen
~ 4'di''1'"' '.-'""''''R '''' '''' .''''
,r,y.-p,Iro ,y,. ro.,l;sl, aud French school
49, bA-LOh' > i,i'-Ll,i ~ nv ~ "a ~ .i.t
"a .oT foung iadr5 aga .l.s tiT's' NO - last '''
viii reopen on Thursday Sept.
Mrs. NlLLIhNE$ ENGLISH and J. lsENLii
AZ 80 '', D, for .a H. .cn,c
ana History Nog. /. trTen5 -a.hyuGD
ggESDENOjSELLES CIIAEBONNlERS
4' IN. fFg's1 ,. Ec YdI5 armcy ia . VIII
' r,,occ! Mo"1'y' ''' l. I""'"'.' course " ID" ''
VEpc CylVaNyrG REEDS E9ar,lif., and
VA Day ech0o for Youe r@cs o. ed -,, . a..,.
lDriwc.n Madison and 9ul a,,.. m ~, 'n 'G, 49, l
pWtuout Oh. ,our, 81 fi,y ,.,i, l.. WI ., ,,
May and iiepa.o !, ST., .rc Sc ,se.a 'l.n4- tgn.h
and German Is 'wel L'1y pupil. under '"' peg.
.VTSS TIiINFS AID MILE. DE JANON
VI .qsai b. Msil g2EaEniEGLZ ". Eo ,c, FAG Al, y.
ara .laid Pi, "a ,t.ss Eo 10 Cr.mcrry
PARK.
2 A y Mn NM 3 , lo5 FOR Yonnr I1r,
~ II.I' .%r, % -
VIZ F''I P.' S ,,I, ,,t I.r,n-,I .yl,l,rig.
l.DlL' ", ~ M , -, az tic @ ri,,ber /
'i"n-' ii''''i"' y 'i '.'' '' '
III LIZ ~ ~ ana MiSS A aS, R,rI5, w ,1G nj
- VII W., f etpf - ~" H-a2i ''''' anu H "
nag ''' Nos Ii and 7l3 VI FCH.AVF.
opposite DT ial Is, S l iGS SF Da Gcsrh
'7'u"'".' p'' f''.' '' "-.
MRS ! 4. GAlIAHERS French Protestant
y EoaT,ing end Dav school for Young Ladies rcppcucd
oct a. 40 @adls3na'e cor 1't. AN Pr' nT Ia,
igi T~,rsr P I,i ~, iob Frrn,G and TpgIsh separate
ana ~ In'iE .,t.. ~ t., "a 49, ''' ' '
ana Lmllsu CLASS i"i nun IVY
MISS = |, CIfAINIA\'S
100 - ,s 80, NJ. + r gENFnTCT'El
Englisl, French and German school,
No 2,I - ~ " sr' 2y'g ly ~ d3E'"
s, ~ - = 49,, III f, C 1, aI,ioatiou2
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
AyTwERp Oct l5Wilcoxs Lard closed at l0l francs so
HATRE oct l5-Wlcoxs Lard closed at ). francs 80
tunes per % hiius.
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Jnstrurtiou.
For Both Scxes-City.

For Both Scxes-City.
Ic,1pC1rTARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE
" parents please tat rS G9bYTsRE CO. Il East
i7th.st., Union square.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE 572 had Ins,Ii-a oHG
- cor 56thst New w.. and fe Children ThGnF coe
sfs course special students in music aGa a tin and
Pssb t3ngh Accommodation or boarding PnFis uS
passed; every room sunny. MIMI g.
TrVIFNDSj SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
iGtr.st and Rutherordplace kindergarten prlnlAS'
academic and oou'fRf ESjHMfS SMITH, A. Principal
TICKSOX SEMINARY, 5l3 and bio Last
st-Engish French end German
Tor young ladies' and children a I1Dg For Circulars
sPTT2 b the SEMINARY Reopens september IL
MISS WARREN, No. II West 47th.st;, re- re-.
M opens boys department Of 9er SCHOOL
young ladies department S'p''''u'i 80 - NV
NJISS $. ID. DOREMUS reopenS he, her I IA
MI SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES AMI CHILDFLN
october l. at Al East 2lst-'L .,,,,,e o.
,yIsS CuISUOLMS SCHOOL Tor GIRLS,
VI rs Madiaonayc "opens ic - Dbo5 mt hois Miss
1888 Boys classes lgPar s,1i ,,ni p2r H.
AIRS GRIFFlTTS will reopen her EnSllsh'
vi French and German Day Gao? i' at as@aVc
n,yt door above he corner OF 4''h-s'' .
MODEL KINDERGARTEN .-,-. ,.,u,e, n
VI and elementary cIascs Tor 10Y nn g, USopcns
years Old SG IHi 1T Principals: PIoi llsA 5 aud
Mrs. 'KRNUs.BOELTE.
1yEsDAMES D'ORElUEULN Won TAUBE
Uoipcs and de- Janon improved mc'n"ii ssp1itg iep3T-
Park. ,.,,,,apr,.o
NINE, DN SILVA & MRS. BRADIORDS
vi troru,ry iIrs ogden Holman - I.lt ma ,bi
Grn No Is and Il West 3sthst, N,@lors WIN iVI
Oct l. Application may DC made by lril'r OF p'i''' "
above. ,,.,-,,,r
MISS SPRINGS ENGLISH and FRENCH
WI SCHOOL young ladies AMI chlncn ~ ~ 81
3GtIs near Pnrk-avc. will reopen lhui5nE iI n; me
eoHTe Lcctarcs through the on literature history
architecture, sc.
MISS COMSTOCK, Nos. 81 and - West
AZ 5o' ,a iia5ni nn I Bay choa yia5H,S o
Private class for young boys Classic" department
' Mis- So EGmsioca at home after sept. 20.
MISS ARABELLA. KETGMlMN'SS So
p.,r.,. NopIar W. GciabIr L.. NUMBER LIMITED
Ti ii,Sl o. four pupils received as bo.r'ieIs
NJME. +. G. SERVAIluS lSucccssor to
Rair M and n by school or oaug cs ami cnrc p
W., tDIa'' iIIrr in f'nri and Fnrn ~ ,mu ~ pro
lion paid 20 primary and preparatory departments. h"'
gatcl. ........,-
SELECT SCHOOL and KINDERGARIEAi,'
- No.a- last lothsr Eg.pgN ..nLo,i 7'p''"'' 49,
IVUE MISSES NASON'S ENGLISH and
B FRENCn SCHOOL fgTy"'res. aat'' an" '''ar''' ""
Musical.
EDGAR SHERMAN, Piano-fort" Teacher
= cA.cEcdug Han.
Art schools-City.
AIRS. VI. W. LINSLEY, Portrait Artist, l49
vi East gltr a. uraag and Painting 'ia-r'' ON 'd''
day ana saurIavs at loan.
AIRS. LOUI>AR. CULVER will receive pupils
TER coL@ rAI& i&G, SILL ILFl T,@N -, an"
STUDIO, No. 20 NAil~pa-A\t-
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Dnneiug ataocmies.

Lien DODWORTH, No. 6Sl Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Commence Saturday, October 20.
Partlcularsn circular for which send stamp.
A LEN. MACGREGORS,
~ 1l2 5th-ayc. and 20 West j0th-st
Private lessons and classes in GanciDg. see crcuIars
NARL MARWfG'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
~ 81 Madlson.avc. Circulars application
NTR. ROBERT s. MANUEL will resume his
IVA cassc5 oT dancing saturday Nuy H. nc h5 rooms 50
West S3d-sto between broadway and JihhNc
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY Of DANCING
Va Broadway and 32d%4t, -
Is STRICTLY a FTRST-Cl PRIVATE - lfblr
AND so LONGER Open As PUBLIC Hall
Lessons every day and evening. send Tor CiicuAiI'
CCHOOL FOR DANCING
- AND DEPDRTJENT.
SIR. UPrvar1 Reilly. Of 40. SIS 5thavc h'S returned
from Europe and viii reopen his school Monday oct 10
Please apply hail send postage stamp Tor grCulr
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Obstruction.
For Both sexes-C OF

For Both sexes-Country.
GOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- Bridgeton, M.
Roth Ful corps o teachers DESTRUCTION thgou6n
gins sept. H. Address, IL Il TRASH, fIlhc.pal
VVIlE MISSES MASTERS will reopen their
school young ladies' and children at Dopbs Ferry N
Y sept 10 During vacation they nave nOyed
n;l aud cDIrmOGDus hOCHes erected e.pecEy IOE
school and therefore prepared TO take rev more pupS
into their family.