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Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

THE WATER Com mission is another
boomerang TO the Democracy, except to
the man specially for whom it was Gre
ated, and he was exceedingly fortunate
in receiving his appointment as Chief
Engineer when he did or it would have
been the biggest kind of a boomerang
| to him also The Commission is show
| ing itself to be little more non-parti-
san than it was intended it should be,
though from the beginning it paraded
largely under the head of non-partisaD-
ship in theory. However, the leading
and only intent was 10 give boss !"
McIntire his plum, This he has got
after much trouble and tribulation, and
he is now doubtless satisfied, though
Republicans seem to have carried away
all the other offices Of Importance under
the Commission. The sight of Mr.
Bond chief clerk and receiver
Mr.. Simmons as his assistant, and join
Dougherty, the best purveyor the city
ever had !; Augustus l.. Southland, engi
neer in the city mill again; L. +. Lum
+. mis-, engineer at Cool Spring reservoi
l again; Washington Cox. keeper, an,
Thomas Porter, Waterman at Goo
Spring reservoir, all Republicans, an,
:, all in possession of the offices name,i
must be gall and wormwood to tn
hungry Democrats, who expected 4
fare sumptuously from the crumbs tina
were to fall from the Democratic table
What terrible disappointment.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

HON. JOHN II. Lynch, the eloquent
Southern colored man who was tempo
rary President Of the late Republican
National Convention, has been nomina-
ted for Congress by the Republicans OF
the Sixth Mississippi district. Mr..
Lynch has no doubt of his election, but
not getting an honest count of the
ballots cast is what he is afraid Of. He
was was three times elected to Congress
before.in Mississippi by overwhelming
majorities, but was each time cheated
out of his seat by the notorious Chal-
mers, who now pretends to be Repub
iican and holds the only seat in Con-
gress to which he was ever elected
fairly.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

THE London Saturday Review seems
to have better appreciation Of what is
meant by the platforms of the two lead
ing political parties of this country
than many nearer home. 1t has no
difficulty in understanding the Repub-
lican platform, for 1t Is bold and I'M
compromising in its defence of pro-
lection, but for that reason it is op-
posed to It. The Democratic platform
1t looks upon rs ambiguous and having
an uncertain sound, its trainers evil
IDENTIFY having shrunk from the pro-
clamation of principles which they
believed were right but were unpopu.
lar.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

HoN. G. b. LORE seems to have lost
his grip on the new Wilmington Custom
House in Congress. Senator Bayard
had it put through the Senate but it
somehow fell in the House where Mr..
Lore was 70 champion it through
Other cities that did not need public
buildings as bad as Wilmington had no
trouble i'll having their bills put
through, but Wilmington lags. 1t is
said the bill will be passed at the next
meeting of Congress. Perhaps it will,
perhaps not, Just as Mr.. Randall who
has charge of the Congressional appro-
priations feels about it. We intimated
when Congress opened and when Mr..
Lore voted for free-trade speaker in
preference to Mr.. Randall, that the lat
ter would have his revenge.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26
7 ING.

The REPUBLICAN job rooms
are fitted up with four good
presses, three Gordons and
a large cylinder Potter press.
Over forty new fonts Of type
have been put in our job room
and we are now better fitted
up than ever before to print
cards, bill heads, circulars,
wedding invitations, funeral
notices, tags, invoices, etc.
We will take anything out
side OF box work, and will
execute it in a satisfactory
manner. We guarantee first
class work, at prices in keep
ing with the same. A share
of your patronage is solicited
Now Is your chance to get
your business cards printed
for the tall trade cheap We
have just purchased FIFTY
THOUSAND CARDS, thai
were cut from first class Bris
tol boagd and they print VI
nicely
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

We have not been disappointed. The
party has shown itself in true colors at
Chicago by nominating monopolist
and opponent oflabor, and free-trade
advocate for President. The break has
come at last. The Democrats stand
unveiled in their true principles, but
they have lost the solid Irish-Amer-
can vote
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

THE PHILADELPHIA Press, though
to publish the report reflect
ing on the private life and character OF
Governor Cleveland, does not for an in
slant doubt the truth of the report, and
in fact gives incontrovertible testimony
that it is true. 1t cannot see how
Democrats who profess to love virtue
an d decency can consistently vote foI
Cleveland, even though there should be
no political objections to him.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

REV. Henry Ward Beecher who a
few years ago declared that bread and
water were good enough food, and a
dollar day good enough pay for any
laboring man is for free-trade and Gro
yer Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

WE WOULD suggest that the Demo
Gratis of Wilmington hold a jubilee rati-
fication meeting over the actions OF the
Water Commission.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26
MAJORS CEMENT,
MAJORS LEATHER CEMENT.
MAJOR'S RUBBER CEME EMF.

Majors Cement for repairing China, Glass
ware, Furniture, Leather Betting, Nicer
CUES, etc. Receipts accompany each bottle
for the cure Of corns. 1t will relieve the PAIN
at once, and kill the corn in q few days. Also
u quick cure for Sore Feet. Hands and FIN
gers. For sale by all dealers. Price per DOT
tie, IL and rs cents.
Majors Cement is put up In bottles nearly
double the size Of any other cement In inc
market.
Majors Leather Cement for repairing
boots, shoes and all kinds Of leather goods.
l OF. bottle, 10c.; 2 o., lbc.
Majors rubber Cement for repairing ruD
Der boots, shoes and all kinds Of rubber goods
dealers. A. MAJOR; Propr., 232 william
Street New York Oity. 1uneNru
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

ENREE 7 HEATRICAL-ON SAT RDAf
T. evening" July 20, theatrical perform
ance will be given AT the Maennerchor sum
mer Garden, No. 2O7 Orange street, by the
well-known actor, Master baucv, who Will be
assisted by competent y rfpl inrrs Of no less
renowu than himself TIL. public are cordial
Iy invited to attend. Performance at so'clock
p. M, sharp. Music by the Maennerchor
Orchestra. JOHN WAGNER,
ly252t Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

THE IRISH WORLD this week has
wonderfully suggestive cartoon which
speaks louder than columns of words
could do. Governor Cleveland sits in
his big arm chair at desk writing
vetoes. Around him are a large num-
Der Of papers labelled " vetoes.' On
the newspaper files hang the New York
Herald, the New York Times, Puck, and
lying on the floor within reach is Har-
per's Pictorial Weekly while under
his foot is workingman' petition. A
iackey in knee breeches otiiciates and
waits at the door A laborng man
enters carrying in his hand petition.
The lackey meets him at the door and
obsequiously bows him out, telling
him that " The Governor is now
busily engaged writing his veto of your
last petition, and he cannot see you.
Call around early in November, and ht
will be happy to receive your favor -
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

A Iii. KINDS OF SECONDHAND
"A stoves. furniture and clothing, or any
can be bought or sold at A. ]. CONNER'S.
No. 2I3 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

If CHIEF Engineer Mclntire, for
that ia his title now, has retired from
politics and intends to conduct the
Water Department on strict business
principles, We do not see why he should
he 30 disturbed at the action of the
Water Commission in putting the old
employees back in the positions from
which they had been removed by a par
tisan Water Committee.
a mau running an establishment on
business principles would not notice
wheeler those employed under HIM
We're Republicans or Democrats. What
dis'urhs Mr. Mclntire is the fact that
,he Water Commission has taken
things into its own hands and is boss
ing the Chief Engineer instead Of the
Chief Ergineer bossing the Commission
A. originally intended The Commits
sion has taken the notion into theil
heads that they will run the concern il
their own way, and if any one of til,
employees appointed does not come vi
To their conceptions of what is right ant
proper they will have to walk over
board and make place for others, no
excepting even the Chief Engineer
This seems like hard coffee" to one
who had only to say do this and II
Was done" but it has to be endured.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

ssTEAMER MARY MOEHAN TOR
y hiladelphia, nho
CAPTAIN JOHN l..
TRUITT, 10 R2AI
Leaves Shipley Street drz..1l ~
Wharf for Philadel- g ~
phia at a. IN. touch
Ing at South Chester, Chester and Billings
port. Returning, leaves Arch street Wharf
Philadelphia, at 80 p. m.
Fare to Philadelphia, 1tc.. Excursion, 26o
" Chester, 10c., zoe
SUNDAYS alta. m, and 2. M. returning
cave Arch Street Wharf. Philadelphia, at
10 Q. m. and ip. m.
Freight handled with care and at packet
rates. No intoxicating liquors will BE-
,old or allowed on the boat.
For excursion rates apply to the captain on
the boat Of agent at Wilmington.
CHARLES ROBERTS, President.
Il WEAVER Agent at Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

ITO LOAN.-MONEY TO LOAN ON
Il lnOrtg ages in amounts to suit GEO
X. TOWNSEND. GA Market sire ct. ilO-o
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26
COUNTY TICKET.
IL Has Come Il LAST.

0heriM-yRANK G. STIDHAM.
Coroner-xCHARLEs X. SPARKS.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26
NEW ROUTE TO CAPE MAY
VIA THE
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
md THE STEAMER REPUBLIC.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE 10,

Train will leave p, W. .onuys
s Il. X. Il. station dai.
Y " except 81 d Sunday ia at tMsE M
day At go Il m, for - o0EBUs
the new wharton the
Della Ea,e river t. connect With the steamer.
Rsturning, the train Will leave the wharf
arrival OF the boat and run to the p, W.
b. X. X. Station.
M USlC by Professor Sinciair's Band.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP sI.oo
On SUNDAY rs CENTS.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

specisl train leaves p, W. u Il, Depot at
1910 a. IN every Tuesday, Thursday and
sunday. oonnec ing at the Delaware wharf
With steamer Clyoe. so hours Mt Woodland
Beach, bhours at Augustine Pier.
Round trip from " llmirgton and return,
90 cents. Arriving back 10 Wilmington by
the same route about 40 p. IN. Good music,
oysters, etc. Refreshments OF all kind. on
the boat, Fine beach and bathing at both
points. Churches aud Associations can Sc
cure special low rates, t0r further infnrma
ton apply to
Wilmington aud Northern X. X. pepot.
Urto GEO. W. REYBOLD,
No. Arch street, Philadelphia.
telS-eat-U
Daily Republican., 1884-07-26

President-JAMEs G. BLAINE.
Woe President-JoHN A. LOGAN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
GtnbItst icit 1851
Henry SChOeigkODf,

gsU. @3@-23L S5t g3anontpbsStraBs.
Sptiden ~Tranf(tuz un5 Dfartet : StraBe,
~enlpfeblt ietnen sroBen @orratb DON
Gd,tenn GttricrtDaIcr Spdic,.
0rti!teGt Str6utcr=SgGle t:tto GanOfdIe,
gtcncII ytGbnt= ntto aiItbttrger Sa{e,
Frontage de RSrie u!tO Goc:ter=9GIe,
SSrGt:i . nj alcnt ttmo oe;tSd1eit Semt
~GIpGuefort uto NartnciGu=Gdlc,
NScincII;I sttil Ht1tuta ID em,
CeIf ab letcnt t.lao p1n5cf, Ge.ui;rSe 4. GN1Is
&aperlt, GIiuen M;tO Gbantpi0mpnS,
TcititcM Ci!uett= tGn0 sJiobnU!,
0biueffi dem SnepeE ImO 53imbeerenIaft,
Stebig'S JIciId3crtract,
GpIo e~MItrtct sJitld; tIno 3iitOertnebL
yenent SictenboniA,
Gingctt CO ten cy9ItId1e,t @trfem u. SatcctS
SJrans. GbocoIace ttno GafGo,
S;eucm SGrocIcn 7tHo Garo cIcnbutter,
Gotten fraus. &SrbSen ttno SarpiitcIt,
M2erittirtcrt 94e4 :tto 3icnnam9cM.
9enifi d. en1 3eGDiar into 9lHdDUutSI
StnltctiIde SdIattti,
BrGuti GliO. Gctcelatturrjt,
@otbaer StitTetz@eberpurt,
Gtra3bttgcr WditStebcc=Ba itctet.
gSctiendrics, BerI0 erItc rtO Sa1c,
0riitterr, &5afcr= MnO Nmd,tpct;c cit: @riiSe,
9tetsinebL usi0 SGttO feIMteht,
Scntf d EN- RtDcti d. inlt1S MTlO S5ct0clbeeret,
Sytdt15. Sdthri!icn= y %tGuttc1t 1tttO GiHllen,
NUbtt t1No Gentlemen, SndDhpioerbcereu
s. %tintt.scI, eint6. SyeHdlcl tttt0 Norta1Scr,
Gcnti )tnt Gid eI=Ssnfice ano GtS)orien
T%c.nitert G61tcm Wsotf1z tl1o cSapa=5sGfTee,
0citf1it griitten tltto lGDtDarScN Shee,
9futia) GpinstrdScr uiO Notfrajes,
Barrier Gdlnapftabaf BON 9O5beG,
AleS III better 2Suare unO gu ben ~btligltet Rretienb.
Henry SChO9llkOpE
bin .1itum Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29
Hamburger LIME,

Dtrefte ~s'ueiEsaI WGd1eutiide 9oit>D %aupfI9iffio)tt
5mtlden
NEW YORK nnb HAMBURG.
auf Der SinrciYe lSIDnto9tb Cir 9onoon) un6 Gb ~
Gour9 Cir Barts) uub aui Der 9tiidreiie Gnure Cir
4ariS, Sout6ampton Ooer Sonoon) anldufeno, permit
telit Der neuen uuf oa5 Solibeite erbauten uuo gle1auz
teite etnSert6teten 9roGcu, etieruen @oItoantpfer oer
&anlbMsG NtnIerifantidlen ISa&etiahrts EIez
tienz1eicAidbaft.
Nbq ar9St1ge
0on yScD @Orf: 9onncrit99s II. Sonnnben93.
Bon SS0tnburg: W~tittpodbS nn0 Sou;ttago.
Bon SsaOre; 9tenftagS.
0te DanIpier oieler &tnte tebmen nun cline GIaITe BON
@aiit3puilaSierer, uub Spar ctitee 6Gtnte, bsren
Hrets tros Der poblbefartten @orStsltbtett Der Accomz
mobatiou unb @elpfle9ung bepeutenb reouStrt unb lest
auf oas NIernieDri9Ite qe1telt morben lit.
pa0a0c=4Srcii BON 9tesu OorE:
/. GaiIte (nab Xaqe Der Gantmern) $50, 500 un0 S11
SwiidenbeG $40.
Gon NlDmOutb mad Eanoon fret.
9tDtl9enoeG Don Gur0pd $1S.
@tuetc ftir S.iitz t.to Tttt6reile sn beOetttsts
re0ttsirtem PretSctt.
Ginber 5ptiden ! unO IL Sabren Die 6dlfte-
Str1ber unter l Subr fret. (Nlle incl. Sef6lttgurJJ
Gte non bteIer &tnie berauSgege6ene European
Tourist Gazette miro &ppltfauten gratis a~uaelunot.
gSegen HUffd9e menDe man lid au
6. y. 1SiGJarO e 60, @ereral Bafa9e Nqeaten
gio. 81 @rooOmap; Sem Ocrf, ODER an
CIiaS. KOEHniE2ski 81 Co..
General @aiiege. .teeuten fir Sen S:ten.
9o. ] 10 9SdiAin9ton StraBe, Chicago.
EY@ SDnrt0gs often bis 1&flbr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-29

= Der r@ren3bote" in NiiteQiersOOrf
beridtet iiber cine Srriinntge gu 90.
|merau: acknowledgements e1ttpi6elt
btelelbe ben Dterfa6elt Qlppetit et1es ge>
ip0bnLt6en Oteni6en unD peri d III Il
Bic Speien unperbaut."-9 a5
tDut ia, tDie mir pern1utben, Der v@ren5z
5ote" AUDI -- acknowledgements!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVEh 49,
All traus except the 100 and 4J0 m trsss IeaVo
from West 42dst CoTtandt and DesorOssos 81, s'uoht
Tho $40 = and +36 trains lsaVo Hom "es' A-aN'
only. -, "a . -. p.,.-
sleeping through ON both trans nr, N.I 81
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls Bnnalo. Newart aAh
'a V%arn.e and onsds, $40 1000 q mi SPIN
I'tca 7.4O 1000. il!20 a, nj Sp. IN
Albany, sIiiQ 1000, ll2O a. IN. 49, 800 p m.
ssratosa and Lake George specials $50 Nj, II 20 r,
830 Elegant raias with revolving chair smoking cars
day Coaches and Buaet parlor cars
fhsrou Springs 1000 M with Buffet Psr0r Car through
SswCqTs KINGSTON, -7ao. $50 go 1000 ll2oa M
Pslepyle Cairo. Mountain House station, Ksaterskiu.
Kcatsr,Eli Hunter summit Pine IIil Ph1nica go,
ll20a $50 Buffet Paror cars 10 summit ON s=o
For Montreal aud Canada Fast $50 m $50 p N, 435
T. Paor Saratoga psor aud Sleeping cara thence
Cst.nf aud Cran.tos .74O $50 1000. ll2o m, $780,
Crar tops eny 600 a. m. S:toRn.
sDail q er trains daily excep sunday.
For tickets time tables. Paror or seeping
oda ons inforaalen apply az Offices Jersey
CITY Penn II n. station; Hsbokeu 40 Washington 81
Br9okyp Courts Annex oftoe, foot Fulton st e3s Ful
ton ST. and DeKalbayej New-York CITY l92, 28l, Ss3
pl6 1928 Broadway 1877 shave l6s East l2sth st. Pena
stations, foot OF Cortlandt aud Desbrosses st. and
and checked hotels and residences Orders DO left
HENRY NoNETT. Cen. Pssa Assst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
0edchers.

AM. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER SESSION begins Ang Is Autumn Session
Sept ~ Many teachers wanted for good positions re ms
Lessons $50 Board 81 10 tG week Emily Coe pm and
Id Of Am. Kindergarten Magazine 10 Bible House n y
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
"A. Of all grades tutors governcsse. lecturers. com
panions &c; circulars OF best schools free charge to
those employing teachers 70 teachers until engaged
h. MIRIAM COYRlERE CO..
81 East 7thst, Union Squsrs.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
shed 1850 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
Pupils Families Schools Colleges circular. Of good schools
whrelabe information free to parents skilled Teachers
always wanted. Application form for stamp $500, . . 81,
J. ". SCiERMERHOHN co. I East litnst" ~ l.
AN experienced teacher and accomplished
~ professor piano violin and singing desires
I'm school or college Address BOX Roan0keVa
rVEACHERS' AGENCY,3 80 West 21st-st, Ny.
Professors teachers recommended schools and families
careful advice Ia choice OF best schools H. HkSSE.
TUEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies': Piano,
U Episcopal1n Piano Methodstl French natlve Vocal
dorP1rcn Higher English; Eocution and Mathematics
Hickste Friend: Primary Teacher Quincy methods; Pr
mary Teacher Hckste Friend French spoken and Higher
tcnrfnen. classics French ard German Eplscopa ian :;
German and English; French and Drawings English sing
Abby 10 Mrs NJ j. Young FULTON. American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, 23 Union square
'EEACHER.-By n university graduate; an
Client modern languages mathematics best OF ref
ereuccs to character and experience Address BOX 49,
Cosmopolitan HOtel. y Y.
Union TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
4 school officers and families with teachers and aids
teachers In obtaining positions. Apply 10 A LOWELL co
Managers. 10 Astorplace, New.York
NNANTED.-By a Yale graduate of five years
W standing who can furnish the highest testimonials
natural sciences Address Immediately
INQUIRER. "a Orcharist, New. Haven. conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
SwITHIN C. sHoRTLIDGE'S

~ MEDIA ACADENG, MEDIA, FEM.
Thirteen miles fom Broad Street station PhilsdeiRhia
school year sss SIS opens Tuesday september O. fiIsd
Except fof for Music and chocss siaen admitted and
classified a. any time No examination Necessary iSb Sq rnHn
school year opens september but students may cones
when vacancies bohnFschoo o. the highest grade
'S5 s%S sGy' o 1 81 x. s Sf'i
g nSs3 n S4oh' I eadns a
classes 80 that each pup may have ndiSdnai care %
and instruction Early deucenccs IN Young meas edu
corrected Young men whose education nae been e,
apt students 10 odvlnce rapidly Special drii tor dun
sHS S.VS" choose the regular English, cy I'm
sn9sS STUNTS ed at Media &caGey sro now in
ward Univ crsty OF Pennsylysn Princeton, Lehsa
i haay''sf and .cycr Poyosac scSoos oad
for Any college rrS p Tho a Ses and fu
Academy Library n SD Physical spBaatuI nops 90
Twenty in ls, Originating Glas. year ~ ths s Con- on.
students lyc win ne flhc pc, no o'adns out ~ P' s
s@ Room Gs % % bea. h opn%s
good pillow ana an %Pple supply . 81 STo%S AZ
ana thoroughly heaed by eeaH Rooms Tor I'VE boys NO
la dornt reg rooms ,s.u,n VIZ gas T tsd pdeTy
Tie plea that food and negre diet are best
pc "a need walters Firs class steam laundry Day and
nght watchmcn gymnasium win two 3oTi1s aiey' an
oher athletic spofts pranase 3nI TatG, ,uPpy Pescs
Media 40 icny has all the conyeuences aud appliances
make II real home and rst class academy
drlsm No shnE IT, SudcntH ot this academy must
moi ,ncrhcA home Influences Tor oiucaOn devoid O
gooi morals good and RoEteel suTOunnings The
sdaped m 10 the education or young pcn
uul, Mclin Academy IL not mIed school, bnt
sctly boarding school for the male ser Media has seven
aud Temperance charter which prohibits the sale
OF MI intoIcsng dtinks Med IL conveniently acofsble
MI Fl icpots In Philadelphia
perrsvvsnia Paroad coming from Rev. YORK. PlttsDurg
periore ~ Washington Niuotec Broad street
MNlil. truins hour
distance thrtcei miles AK At Mcd station Academy
c, witch meets Drive w the school only five
minute. iluattated circular Of Media Aesdouy nj
G,r.a III, PRINCIPAL uud Proprietor 9NITuIE e. SHORT
tipdF A E and A NJ iGradtnte ~ Phllps's Exeter
Ar.,tcruv ardif Harvard lt l.~- MI rrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.


AT TARRYTOWN-ON-H y. Y,
~ STAEHS M NiHnh6r srA a. ST. Principal
pOYS' SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL, Vest
A. ,d 9S1 -ca iSau " Location ESV IKE '
DACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc un-
ID dTdgnod an experienced Pyscia and Tea, her, makes
the aud instruction 81 such 10y: sPScy o Address
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, STAN
1ey hsalt5y i6tG ycar DgsE, ScTt 10 rcparc
for college or business For particulars send for catalogues
DORDENTOWN, y. J.-Nliliary Institute
ID Prepares for college business Finely located health
iu.n msioush Tor ~ 'ES1TTY a. n prpc,p,
Is college Conditioned or rcccted candidate. coached
summer or winter stockbudse Mas IHofFMANN
CHlLl SEMlNARY.-A thoroughly Christian
county expense ps odsaie &orh % Mon1oc &C., ~ SDS
CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL-College
" preparatory scientific and business studios gymna
''1-' man, '''''' ., COBB 4 NJ. Principal,
C0rnwallOn Hudson. y. Y.
NOILEGIATE. COMMERCIAL and MILL
- TARY INSTITUTE, NewlI9ycn, Conn. Preparatory
10 college the scientific schools and Busne's with board
rowing skating swi@ns e ch4erod by the state o.
Toq 81 GoSernm 15f " %a H. RGsI i Principal iO0
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkccpsie,
- N. Y prepares boys for college scientific and Govern
"'"' ''"0O'' ""' ~ JOHN MILEY. Principal.
nR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL, for ten
hu.pe ano as,.ans LocSton uaoacd for Beauty
aud hcslthfulneas Terms moderate
EOR BOYS under ID. Number limited to 20.
Il GEORGE h. ABBOTT N D.,
COrnws-On. Hudson y. Y.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
Fort.eth year Prepares Tor business for Princeton,
'O'1"'O- Mo VI Rev. A q. CHAMBERS, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester. Mass. begin. its 29th year sept 9th.
&. B Mk1CALF. A. 81, Superintendent
IITCHELI,S BOYS, SCHOOL. BIIIERICA
Nl Mass, ls miles from Boston r. & l.. II. II.
A STRICTLY SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.
Admits boys from eight 10 fifteen
NJ. @. MITCHELL, a. NJ. Principal.
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
Nl A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
at Sing sing on the hudson. y. Y
The course Of instruction embraces the following depart
ments Classical Modern Languages Elementary, Mathe-
NAUTICAL Englsh studies and Natural Science classes
also formed In Music Drawing Fencing and EOcution
thoroughly organized Military Department Riding School,
with weltraned horses gymnasium &C VIII reopen Thurs
day. september 10. J. HOWE ALLEN. Principal
NAZARETH HALL. Boarding School for
dredth school begins "wednesday September
addresses Of former pills desired with TO prepar
atoms for = fitting centennial celebration In 1888
THORN, asst principal EU0EN LEIBERT principal.
MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Haverstraw N.
Vl Y, LAvALETTE WILSON, A. NJ PRINCIPAL A
home seho for ak bsya Pleasant location Send for circular
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
DOUGHKEEPSIE (N.Y.) Military Institute.
Numbers limited send for circulars with terms studies
and reierenoes DIR. q. II. WARRiNG, Principal.
DEV. JOHN II. CONVERSE'S Home School
for ten boys At Now Hamburg on tho Hudson location
high healthy Refers 10 Bishop Henry g. Potter Senu
for circulars to Bristol, II. /.
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fam Grhools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
EAST AOTH.sT. MEAN MADTsON.AYE.

EAST 4VTHST, NEAN MADIsON-AVE
The twenty seventh annual term OF this institution will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER 1884, At
tho School Building in East 49hst between Attn and
Madison aves north side and will continue until juno 1885,
study embraces two and Is designed 10
give fun and accurate instruction in the principles and prac
tico OF the law.
For catalogues, &c. address, a. above.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Warden, &C.
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