davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-02-23

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1Hr-yLcops N fH1 HAsf-
tn. dispatches bring terrible seeounss q
the ,aaer;oss caused By The hoeda In ths
east. At Poueeoy. Ohio. bus six houses 70.
main in the tosn, and they ars nearly 81
b.div wrecked. As tbs boat Proceeded
down .srsam the broad farming bottoms On
s.ch side uer. e luslly being relieved OF
water. A. Racine the head of Pomeroy
bend, twelve mile. lcng. Was ent red ms
bend is narrow. Ths bottoms 90 both ad's
Of the river eoa.ain tuenry coal mines, eish'
teen salt wcrks, twelve towns and oo."V
Inhabitants. Of whom 900 are iahorers
S,x az the min are flooded. and Will rot be
pumped out f r SIX or eight months. Emit
thousand people are idle and 5000 homeless
demanding immediate assistance. The river
in the bend has reached "a feet, has fallen
la feet, and is going down At the rate OF two
inches an bour.
BUSINESS ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
There are four relief boa's helping the
bends desti,ution from GAllipolis, which
place Is oct of waite, and comparatively unin-
;ured. Business Of every kind is suspended.
The Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo
railroad and the Ohio Central. penetrating
tie bend, are all torn to rie,es. Trestles,
bridges and rcadbed are gone. 1t will be
from thr. c to six weeks before communica-
toa by railroad Will be resumed. There
are no telegraph wires mp. Tne steamboats,
jim Montgomery, Champion, Nora Belle,
and Chesapeake a,s distributing supplies.
Tne people are stored away in churches,
barns and s.hocl houses through the country,
IL i. estimated that 800 housfs have been
a lent out of the twelve miles Of the bei q.
There ara destitute in Camden 300 people.
Midileport 1900. West Columbia 400. CHIT
Oh 20. Mason City 490. Pomeroy oo0 Mi
nersvile GOO. Hartford City 100 Syracuse
700, Racine 500. Antiquity 100 and German
furnsce 100.
BULLY FOX hlTTh.
Kitty Purcell. 81 orting woman, Al the
risk of ner life rushed irto 4 burning build
ing at Prescott, Arizon,, and rescued ehild
who was CRYING at the window for IFS moth
er. The dispatches state that i: was sn act
Of bravery seldom e4asl d. a. she barely es-
csped VITA her life. DuriRg the Ere 5. n.
Holmes, editor of the Miner, wss smoth-
cred and burred to d.ath.
IGNORANT VOTERS.
Representative Willis has prepared table
SHOW ing that ili,teracy holds the balance OF
power in Il No t1ern and in all the South
e-p states. In 3S st,tes there are nearly
two N ll,cn iliiterat..
KILLED By = BLAST.
WIrfan Gleason, who WAS working twelve
miles no, th-eas. OF Pend!eton, was ki led on
Saturday BY the explos Of blast. lie
was digging a well and having pat in blast
aud leaned oyer the well 70 watch it when it
expIod, d and Mt 8 mass of rock cut OF the
top. A piece struck Gleason. cutting OFT
his chin and severing the arteries.
Death OF WILLIAM GOUvENEUR MORRIS.
The schooner Lo, which arrived at Port
Towns.n nd from Sitka on the 18th. reports
the death OF William Gouveneur Morris,
collector Of customs. on the Slst nit. of
, 1884-02-23
nAR4lKo.

At ths residence Of Hoo. John Scott fst.
Is, 'sa. by Angus Mckay. j. F.. NJ, I. :
Ps.rel 20 Niu Pucilis Edvards. al os "aos
Wa,h eosnty.
, 1884-02-23
The Exchange natel,

>nse bot nevertheless true. that the
h0:sl Is now eel ryiug m. of III
o. custom il tae city. Single
rchanS &a N' c.
'sessrsas ~SsS
e.l.. y - a- Prop.
, 1884-02-23
Nov. II, lsd3.-Ane,sc6a 4dckiHia.

stinger Of the Was ,,ngsoa Aakst has
Lsoos.ssr shseP bs.Gi.& sp tAss weighs rs
,ts. Il i . bss.sy ise lssu Il nutsen 70
eok q. Il - saiDd by Wfilian Rssaf.
, 1884-02-23

Kss York bank. bold $4,000. .ooo over
LII fsauissmeats.
, 1884-02-23
D nIae Tears

Sen-i foe 9 yesrs with
r.r.,,,. joseph Ya:.s. Of P.tsr-
vas cured by Ss.arssas
n-ylns Il ge;s< .g;holi.es this state
T' Nj Eiss hssrs IT, SaSe
, 1884-02-23

Bossoa eo.subaiioas % western so'd .f'
, 1884-02-23
BULLY FOR KITTY.

Representative Willis has prepared table
SHOW ing that iliiteracy holds the balance OF
power in Il No t1ern and in all the South
e-n states. In 3S st,tes there are nearly
two N lion iliiterat..
, 1884-02-23

s.san.Eu@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
uERKELEN SCHOOL,
SCHOOL OI ARTS.

The examination OF candidates for admission beg
TUESDAY, sept 30 AZ ":jO "a.
Candidates itlouod will themselves
at the time.
Candidate for admission 10 tle COLLEGIATE COURSE
TON WOMEN via present themselves at the college on
TUESDAY, sept go, az 10 a. M Circulars of Information
sent application
Candidates for the GRAprATE DEPARTMENT will pre-
the President.
DAY MORNIN1 Ocf 3. Circulars containing tlt course uf
instruction Ion the coming De hal Ou application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
SCHOOL or MINES.

Candidates for admission 20 any on. ~ tho regular
courses viz, Mining Engineering civil lngnterne Analtt
teal and Applet chemistry GEOLOGY Nctalutry. At,l
lecture will pies,nt Themselves for examination ON 1UEs
DAY, sept. So ~ g. 80 a..
Candidate. conditioned last viii be recyam ed al
the same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
SCHOOL rop POLITICAL SCIENCE

The purpose ~ THIS school s IN give complete general
view ~ eli the subjects both NJ internal and external public
rov the three fold stand point Of history, Law, ami
philosophy
Caudfaiea Tor natuculaon viii pretcnt thor certificates
~ tho President, at the college, ON FRIDAY M'INlt1
OCT B.
The scsson each Of the above schools will begin on
MONDAY, OtI II, atV3uam
a =. BARNARD, III y, Proedent
10th and to,h sta. Madison AMI an Nov.Noth ty
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
M. !. HAtUp.
No HH West bIthst,
nrurHNR MONDAY nErT. 10
Thorough preparation tuf colleges especially JOHNS HOP
MINE, UAlNAUb VAN, cot M1lA aud tuNHllll
Rnd sutnllnt trhonH. fully organized tuslnrsH tuuisH
Il1 Nttt shd ga NMAh TOM important ftatueA ~ regular
scheme ~ ihtttu,un hlW htlibthu, pttt,t ih saul.
taIy arrangements
Lag, aud wdtoqulppcd pmnaalom.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 10
" East iOth.at. Prank Diaot, 4 NJ, Principal Ho0pcns
Wednesday, September q Ion tituats Ctc apply Ca tho
bOAooi "a " PI0L HLkhi DhlbLhll ~ West tOthsL
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladios-oity.
nYISs pFEBI,FS and MISS THOMPSONS
noARpING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor young ladies'


MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON D
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor young ladies,
~ East 57that. NowYork.
Full course IN English rroncl. German aud Latin.
class IN Gr,ok For Older pupils no course 81 n7u'oh
imperative Advanced Ca@scs In History aud l1'rnturo
began Sow 10th Tho srl' the Primary AMI Preparatory
Departments will during certain hours o. each DAY
under the dato tuition Of Miss Pebbles The lessons III
ocnt,on Ca.h mics Writing general throughout the
school In the writing lessons The greatest care VIII bo taken I"
se,ure noat clear and icgb'c hand. II Il the anxious
dc.r, of the Principal, that every girl In every class shall
have equal Justice done 10 her hot Luncheon provided Tor
those WHO wish IT,
This ,cnoo will open on WEDNESDAY, OCT lst 1884.
MRS. f. JONSON and Miss \. l.. Jones.
uo,rd,nr and nav school for Young LADIES.
Primary. Preparatory. collegiate Departments.
MISS ANNETTE SCHENCKS BOARDING.
vi ANo Day scHyoL for Young Lad, e, ana @
East Nov oik 'H,ng Urh,M icleoistc
Course ca} on apUC.G@ se5e'f FottcT 'h% dn F
warts picrrcpon and Juice Barrett supreme n"nr ley
Ho r. n4o ,9GP i cG anu aondScE %SsSnsc@
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORDS
vi formerly Mrs OGDEN ofmans L3elsh trgme e sn5
Children Nos IL and IL West jsh.str NewYork. will re-
or saps 1s and limited elias. for little begins september
"a. App, anon by Icttor OF personally ~ above
MISS ANNA c. LAMBS ..
" ''h22i S G' at No. 3 s5 fS PARK ave near
,kndergarenJ
MISS 4. KETCIItfM'S School for Girls Will
Nj reopen oct l. lSSl at l2t last 3Stst Mas kctchum
viii De IN The city after sept 10 Boys class separate
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI School for Young Ladies ana Little Girls No. "A East
22d ST. Will reopen on Neinesiay. october At.
MRS. SALISBURY.
Orurr tiatlsJu.tv'l
SCHOOL FOR GIRL| october ]. IN5t
MISS SCHOOL for Young Ladies'
VI and Little Girls ?t3 Mali-on-aFe. above 4ll-+ii.
reOrcus thursday. october - Ian uaSts taught ny INC
"Natural Ne thOi.'
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS,
y East Jsh- rcOpcu- hes school iot Dung "d 'tl
ss.... vr4r. of AGE. Classes Tor ai1t9
acrJlnuaryj Thorough preparation for col ION
Advanced tascs n History of Ant Literature ~rt' anu
N,thcmatcs Casscs IN istlryo' N't ami 2i\ H
trrc couducc1 Dos Nurri'. N tIrler-ni fhH-' ti
Nstu,Hat,.,u ',ec eIIlile4 tuuet lds .i ,' i. NoF
EN- Iangua tr.luI Music Bo rine pupils uh' I 10 H.
DUTGTRS FEMALE COLLEGE rcopcns
IA -.ufeul,or d. Us West 5tth-t En0 emit corps OIL
teachers ior all plitments no.r.4f lto'i ,,,.
IS. -. BURCHAED, ID. J., fIesncht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

A neat edition of Mr. Gilbcrts Bah BALLADS
has been prepared by George Routiedge SONS
The volume contains the original illustrations ana
the ballads are those which the authorprelerou 10
retain.
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gucrnct'oL


FOR Rows and Younr Mon -oitv.
CLASS FOR NOuNG GENTLEMEN
.''' I.1IA- u..ltA. t.it 10. "... -.i''i.
GOOD BOARDING school for Your
1'a'5 ,i..lial. ,o,,,'5.' l iiaa oaru.uo.
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR >C!lOOl@ .,..
il.,t year begins MOS DAY, s.ien'.r hey
and spacious binding cn7lrngS'fa 'Hp N . ,.o '
LfS1 sF or sci,nt stho,s and jnc,, rmar1
depsii.ea, i,. ''i t.lici M. oui be- malice carly
Principals, b IL "A siiPsl III. 4. H.
Catalogues at the -chool aud al Putn~u's. 45d-st.
4 RTHUK II. CUTTERS SCHOOL FOR
MI Cutler VII he at the school House. SO 20 west 45dst,
after Tuesday SCp,embcrlG.
Autumn term BEGIN. WcIu,s dag, september p.
ARNOLD school. .,.,.
. G. 4 NIL r. ii,'a Master s ,r, ...,,iqc
schools 4nu business for further ratcu ais see circular OF
consult Nh 9es tr ls' sept nD'f at ~''y, address De-
4 HARLEM SELECT SCHOOL FOR EOYS.
~ opens RI lj lst l2Gi 81 -pI D. Pr'nr's ~, f,.
''''' E 5q2fri F2rfp HgEi lT'NnFNArO r,a
4 LIMITED SCHOOL FOR BOYS co,nbin-
~ ing The al ,Huaee; prva lniio2 WIN Nos, th@,e Or
va and Bic. ,sd1r ~sc- sceauhc schools Piy,l-
HOLIDAY q TlrftH,.,..
ALL YOUNG MEN WHO AIN To ADOPT
~ acommcrca INC thoq.d specially ht ih'ngye' i 6 4
9y t@sihT, ,ae COR 90 =, "a Ia - I'm M.
years study and adaptaton 80 nsuuto. OF any so p'i
LEGE hence students cuous and able T. az.
ment oPcu sept l. once so broadway Gail or send ior
HERKELEY SCHOOL.
c1.ASr arm .QV
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0CdC9cr$,


VALE CR&DI' ATE with long cvpnr'onc9
y as tutor .c.r- enc or taoIu.' ia Ne.io-a,s 10:
lr" ~. o. $50 rs '+' ''' '''' ~"
p'p-- ID TIL l"l '''o-' w. IS pov Is Thin. Ice
TF,cIuQS Tutors. GOYER\.-SE3
IN, 49, - g.. ,.... ..f... .t0.-
" ~ nity SDt ~. ,.rf a 81 i-u.,. ... ire
.,,uv r,rlrrR or cvncri..Ycc d. sizes
-. '..,,, ,st,',. s.a,9li address, Tl. ,CfreR,
-,,o n a. Il ann O. corner OF DNl-oua'c. Ht.'A! %
g. d.
NSSOCINIE IEAI lihh WanuteI q" '. ,, .'s.
Interest DO long q" ',I q. ST., rt.I, ono,
ollie Ai.' .i-'.,- tt..
,...r,>.,, ,tppNpI.N pyo lady thor-
Sis AN -l4lphAh'N'N' ~ '''
y oughly competent. - 9, DOS. ,,r..,.,,-
.
\ VISITING lhll II - "a. Vl'i ~, 81, ~ ~
- t'r fr One +" ,-.i MN ~, .,,,'.i a.. d, .n-,l -
session consists Oh lo" IL, 49, ,o t, ilu.,l fr1Oh.
matl'wH''c+ h''"i , a. ,,,.ic nI.n. mas .hsret.s
sc so1t Unusual Jro.re.' enll.''c 81 to i'.'''" '0'~
Hcfes 10 ptt7t tSi . TT .p'f I' i,.,.frn g. y.
Miss L. VI NUN 49, '''
4 -N}Lt MD llIphOl ~ .I,,r'-. 81 con-.
~ or ru rr'1rt tutors e'.'',. a. r, .. ~ &c -
E"',s e., i,' ,,i.r. nor , t,l.n.r, in.l .nf1-L
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| d.. do
- rr'' ei Q" '9'ig'i at ~; o' , , .,,i ANA
"HH.". -'.''' i.'. -' '''
4 Bot / 800 lOi 81 6IN i.hHEN ana
a4,.y dele, G'ce e q. .n'e . IS, and ,i
ar 81" mug -'i Na-'- iH, t'.,iE i. I'D t. ,r,ch ,
gu ""aly '' i i ,. ta of saci and fiy ale
na q up l . -oa5 q, tAe sam a i, .19Ias9!
Of oi' ,, t i 1i s po,d.i WIZ good -a.toas IN 5a
oNE Enter any ume 81 c-;c' ie.' q nid,,9
M".6 was l,-N, e. l.',., j., ,i., o'c. ''''"'
CTRCT,T tPS or REST SCHOOLS
~. eS'o 2r.' F..'2 En-. o1F ti5a E, r MIRIAM
/ GOOD d. , Sy ,i y, Room % -! rn "ll
bai.a.Dr. C,eu..r-, r'.ror,c, aud fan information
4 PARENTS viii hnd ln pest , SG9o (I
fi.r'riortt LeGtNDt.- Amcrcln.tlro. 'n Teachers
Bureau 1913 Broadway ,.,,..,.,.
y sUNNI.ea--ioS.o ,a- Aug H. Au,nq r ..'.
tepi d. .let 'r5'i, j. '..'. ~. a u.s.. rra ,ii
Lessons -a '.'' 1 'ar |,, - .tii Hons, S.
HE VALENCIA INSTITUTE. Tor y Dung
2i.'..l.
-, . ,n. '.,i-.i ir,foTsf corr-
French euas of t.e.'oo comm I4 ann in 7i .
passed. every room sunny. Ivr"h year S'p''%'' -
/ IIl Nl'H the Fail term Dc .iu.
a. ,or r.ri isHf
..rna.r-'r'a Primary Academic 'A' '''''''' D'''''
.t..,,f.~ .,riv no Seminary.
t,utl.u,. tl.. dolly
| I.'. i't.. " ,.tt ,',,,, % b, ,i 90 fp rp
| "..t"..'' '.' pI'NrANiTN ~NTTH 4. f.. Principal
MISS IE\Ntr uU'NrER'S
~ rpiyarr -ruoOI. ANp KINpFEGN RIt y.
,'-........ $50, ~ a. se I.,,f -otl a.
lf'P.h- -'P' ''' 81 '' '''' ''' 49,, .,
Miss Al ri ACK WI LIS School for emil
taf.t
ETOETJER INSTITUTE. 40. 1856 West 9th
~ A. ionnI,1 ~ iy ,r ., " ,rparet for 6Gsnc.s
and college r." No'''''' ''''' ''''
MISS WARREN
! vi ''' " -'' - tV,at ,-t,af
t,o,........t ,.',..,s -,,t.utI,.r Ladies
r,,t,, III, MANNER l, conn. ~ soon ~ pos.iDt
rJISs rOU.IOCk Ms ~ and 81 West
80 q l'--' II..l't ,, ii' ..,,.u,.tIr. studio
private cas, yoens boy, ca.+c' d,@riW'o' M
ea', ', J. ,iIi ~ W. ,.,'i. '.,...t i,,.e ,ft,r
| e..t "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

Two Of tlS seven volumes of Macmlnna new
edition Of lonnytOn's works are now ready. These
comprise oil the miscellaneous poems, Tho edition
promises 10 be- a gem IN It's roined beauty. The
taper, the printing. tho binding are all handsome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

and severe in simplicity. neater, moro convon-
tent and moro tasteful edition of the Laure",es
poems will probably never be printed. The hrst
volume contains an excellent portrait.
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Jnetruction.
Tan-ConntrY.

For Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
DERTIIIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL for Boys.
- French speciality Location healthy terms moderate
For circulars apply t0 q. H. HOWARD. Principal or Rev
h VI NiANrs Hector, Berthior en- llaut T.. Q.
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme Gonna
fnmy and p epnratoy school Tor Few boys Thorough
nsruc aud careful trimming Best OF re- creme gwen,
CHN~. O. BARTLETT fih'ipnl
DORDENTOWN, n. military Institute.
Prrparcs for COLLEGE business Finely located hchtF
IN land thorough For crenlars tcy address ~, r,,,,
Rev. WM. G. BOWEN, A. W. fHh'p"'
pETTS MILITARY ACADEMY STAN
very healthy 46th year begins sept 10 Prepares bows
COLLEGE business For particulars send Tor cit"su'
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, POughkcepsie,
" " w. prepares boys for college, scientific ana Govern
men schools. and for business IONS, AZ, nv p,c,a,
CURTIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-lnstruction
~ dozen bows In the best things m school and out ~
Yale graduate. 500. kRlDEkICh =. Dl kllr, IN. De-
BTOOkicd Centre, Conn.
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL.-ColIege
" preparatory scientific and business studies new RyInnh
MUM ""'' i'iNS "'''' ia" o. COBB A. NJ, Principal.
COrnwaLOn. Hudson. y. Y.
COLLEGIATE, COMMERCIAL and MILL
~ TARY INSTITUTE. New.Haven Conn. Preparatory
ing department ample aTrangemcnts for athletic games
rowing skating. swimming &C. Chartered by the state ~
T. - Goyernment ''''''''' WM H. RUS5ELL Principal
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL, Gar
" den city Long Island y begins its eighth year sep
TENDER II. For circular address
Rev. r STAFFORD DkoWNE. D. D., Acting Warden.
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
MAJ. W A. FLINT Principal
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Jneirnttiou
mESSRs. WILSON & KELLOGG,

NOS 5305i3 FIFTH ANhNNN
,,s. f,r all colc.es scientific schools ana Hu'lne's
Tencbur directed to insure thoIpushh'sN anu ~ ,. &
II Ssor,ont tbouritu habit OF mind summers nm
gun uo mall Personal Of PRINCIPAL 10 each
,,u French C,cruan Elementary class h1InhS IN eN
rcTeut sapfarv condition. hght ana cl'' In a. ~,
s,50 Ecopens sept can ater sept l. circulars ~ u''
S-o'' i'''' EEFEIINtE~, -. =. ,,..u
F. A. Barnard President Columnt ,ol'se pw".h n,,ct"r
President Boston University ,,,'' ,or,,n ID II Re .or
~ - Tbomas church. Herman KNAPP ND 3'ooito Al,
Sto,o,s NJ ID ,,eorge Henry warren, ESD hdll's IL
kalbicisch Esq loan H. stewart, Ed H. I" ,i
49, ir,,.n1 Esc J. Vs. GOddard. Fsq, MT H}lN"hus
I'i unirri T. Iiynqstnn Esq, william faigni tsi, J"
% White fsI, /. T. chambers. E@lr mos h.Eu'"' ISl
IOIJ'MBTA INSTITUTE. LOG West l2d-at.'
I fry,,II tnV-IFR A. g. Principal C0ilcPa - CONNER
c and primary drusTtp enfs gymnasium ui'aIs 'I,,
boarder, received. Catalogues On alP"'"'o'' i'"l'"
fatrbcr
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For Yonny LadLes-Conntr9.

a HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GIRLS.
" Amherst. Mass. Especial attention given io I"-' il
wsn,.s september g. Miss g. o. OWtN. Principal.
ACADEMY or TIE SACRED HEART,
y Ioudon ontario -Couluctnihy the L1"7 ~ tr sacred
Ifcrt rluof -lu's tbrstn" - ''nt n1r'n.l 40 3, LI
institutions Trfas INCLUDING tuition 100 lroucN an' n'4
board. washing, book and stationery 1 Ic, 40
py 10 IAph ~ '..,,,I |,,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

u m H.th a.. Sew York, will reopen hri luIhLi =
Itrurh lrhuu mr. Young ndps nnd children ~ 2' lrnl-
al Utuohvu september ~. pnuito uf Instruction thu"u
enl ~ Htouniir ltrnph and drawing included
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12
Drooklyli
BrOOkIyn.
pROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

II ron NOTNU LADIES
Tho VAN IgW of the 4th year Will begin pcmOc lih
1br ads autaE,s for uu4heI education are superior tt
appointments m way of library appnmis teunrtt w M
ur STORY etc hlur liberal Illustrated lectures on th
ur Ate Modern Languages and Music taught 10, masters
instruction thorough Homo innuru,ra thr beet
tIiAil f.s T.. "a Isi. 80. ~. Ifnt pal
4 VI. Iiuuh VA, T. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

r. Y. Cfowell q 90. have puLlishod IN !" Rod
Letter Poems" handsome collection OF the best
known poems of the best known English poets A
few compact lines of biographical data are given
to each poet Tho printing aud paper arc reason.
ably good. the red borders are attractive. the
index IL excellent, The binding. however is Of
Tho sort supposed to bo popular and always
avoided by the true BOOK lover The red line
Mafmion aud the liossott youmo,publishcd Icy
che ammo house. have the samc fault aud the sano
attractions, Tho Rosaou contains 9" The Brides
Prelude" but not tho sonnota OF tho House OF
Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-12

The nrs sossou ~ each above schools viii begin
MONDAY, OtI Il, at $50 am
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-26
ApDlicatiOn for Patent.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO,
January o, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Hefrght,
II. G. Fisher and NJ. Mcneil, of Huntington,
Pennsylvania. by Andrew J. Mc(iowan, their at
torney-infact whose post flee address is HALEY,
Alturas county Idaho Territory, have made appli-
cation for II United States Patent for the
FOREST LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in the Little Smoky Mining District, AL
turas County, Idaho Territory. consisting cf
about 1,i32 linear feet in length OF the
lode. and surface ground about $50 feet
wide, being Lot No. 80, and described in
the field notes and plat of the official survey on
hle in this office. with magnetic variation at Is deg.
As IN. east, as follows: Commencing at the dis
covery point of this claim and running 5. I3 de-
grees 30 minutes f., 800 feet to pout in east line of
claim; thence n. II degrees i. along cast end line
of claim 800 feet to northeast corner of elhin cor
No. !: thence :. ii degrees W, along east end
line Of clam $50 feet to southeast corner of claim
to corner No. .: thence \ 70 degrees 30 mnut :
W. nlong south size line OF claim l.432 feet t.
southwest corner of claim to corner No 3, thence
n II degrees along west end lire of claim 500
feet to northwest corner No 4; thence 10 de
grees 30 minutes j.. along north side line of CLAIM
ginning of the survey Of exterior boun-
dairy containing 1913 acres in area applied for and
excluding LAG acres in area in conflict with Fourth
Of July claim No other conflict
From corner No. /, L. s. NJ. NJ. No bears S Al
degrees 80 minutes W. 2S3 feet distant.
The sad mining claim being of record in Tic
office of the County Recorder OF SAID Mining DIS
trct Mt HALEY, i'll Aturas County, Idaho Terrific
~. The nearest known locations being III,
Fourth of July and Buckeye Lodes.
Any and all persons claiming adversely my por
ton o. said Forest Lode are required to file thcil
adverse claims the retu with the Register of the
United States Land Office, Mt HALEY, in Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, wit in the sixty days
publication hereof, they viii be barred b.
virtue of the provisions Of the Statute in suci
cases made and provided.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
direct that the 70 regOipp notice of application
for patent be published for the period of 81 At
days ten consecutive weeks in the WOOD hIvFl
TIMES newspaper published at HALEY, Altura
county, Idaho Territory.
l9wl0 HOMER T.. POUND. Register.
klHGsBURY Il MCGOWAN, Atty Tor AplpIcnuts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO.
December 3, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Walter P. Jenney,
whose postoffice address is HALEY, Alturas conn
ty. Idaho Territory. has made appucatloh ZOE
United States patent for the
MAY LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Sections Is and IL, Township north
Range II east Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill MIN
ing District Alturas county, Idaho Territory con-
sisng of 800 linear feet of the lode, ana surface
ground 200 feet wide. being Lot NO. %, ana ue
scribea in the field notes and plat of the olhcisi
survey on file in this Office, with magnetic varia-
ton at Is degrees and 30 minutes east as iol-
lows: c,.,.
, nd running south So degrees and ID minutes,
east 800 feet to point in southeast eho me Oh
claim thence north 80 degrees and 40 minutes east
$50 feet to corner No !; thence south % desrees
and - minutes west 300 feet to corner No = thence
north 81 degrees and Is minutes west 500 feet 10
corner No ;. thence north 81 degrees and 10 nln-
utes east no feet to corner No. A. thence south 90
degrees and minutes east 800 teet to corner NO.
l. and place of beginning survey OF exterior poun-
diaries: embracing II total area OF oo9 acres, eA-
Guiding. however, from this Application ana ue.
| scriptlon the in conflict with the Saturn
Lode. Lot No. u, ~ acres; area claimed and
sought to be patented il2 acres; IRON corner NO
Q SECTION corner common to sections TO- l6 II and
! ~ of towuship2 north of range II east OF the
! Boise meridian bears south degrees u minutes
| and 81 seconds west 5H.03 feet distant
TIE said mining CONN being o. record III the
Office II the County Recorder of said mining dis
trlct at HALEY, in Aturas county, Idaho Ter
ritury the nearest known locations being the
! ''Satum' ana "Mey Queen
| Any ana all persons claiming adversely any ror-
ton Of the said May lode mining ctailn or sur
face ground required to hle their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the United
States Land Office, at Haley, Idaho Terri
tory, within the sixty days publication thereof, OF
they Will be barred by virtue of tie provisions
| of the statltr IL such cases made and provided.
! HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
direct that the foregoing notice OF apphcatol
for patent be published for the period ot sixty day
in thu Nuup RIVER DAILY IlNl-s. Il newspaper pub
lishcd at Haley. Alturas county. Idaho Territory
d5-r3t HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
W. H. WATT, Haley. Idaho. Atty. for Applicant