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New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
DACHMAN.-A gentlenan dlsposng OF his

DAIUMAN.-A gpntIpnan dlSpOSlng OF ms
" horses nts to procure situation fOr hls co chDan;
thoroughly eApeencel with city and cOuny safe clfcul
nVer perf inds the Oi horses. harness.
Carriages nus leniug milking. care ste or hot
air strictly temprue wiling generally
nse u terms m0ier te Address FISK, Uptown Tribune
n-lnl =
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NIINFINLD AZ l.OO. h.oO, 40 7.i5
10 'SS'EFN-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

For Alta re HipaIhNDs IpNu pnANUH LAKE
WOOD. TOMS RIVER BAHNIBAI. etc. ~ LOO nm
,IM.e,s ,sn he Irggga at tcg iiter'l a., Pier 40
sas 90 en- Isn ,i;syss ni,instcn.s,g iengd q
hieenwrh s W NF fsi lttthst nh ri'rtirfl Iuirs IN
inih tiy. u rtUultr ~ Me. ct, uT
Nar R8s shh itit,t.st glr Natini,ata,r. no ali,
btss isna Atlantic ave ~ iuiHi tr gra Whehinninn e,
y Transfer uompaav viii cali 90, ana cheeh baeeaap iiu
v'T' WnnrftN d a. tANcuuk,
ttenrtai MANAGER upt, Fass ani tl,tui 4 a.
hprnAipWIN, q, h, r. Asst, lip Liberty at. :. 5
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5lt -ailous u lnie0-fsmales.

4 DVERTlSEMENTS FOR TIE NJ w
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED NJ rh,r,y
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,2iS Bruad"ay eoruoi orasr
dsi-st unu and Sos West Iwen1s thirlsl co. -, n %
No l65 FOurthaVs.
$50 Ihiriave corner Forty. .seyenths, Nos uOa thmn
ave- SXiiethst and At the HARLEM Ort e .'v
Third ave. corner Onehunired tweny niIhsSs ap
s y n.. regnar office
HOUSEWORK.-By respectable girl Is u
good washer ann ironer and plain COOK Is g ss "a &c
person and very competent Ia oieanlhs, s"
willing girl for steady place city reference M IT, 80
9th ave, l7thst, upstairs.
NURSE, &c.-By Protestant woman. 20 take
IN care OF children, win assist In housew0rk Kind honest
and ebhginS, Apply N 22A East A6thSt
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PROPOSALS, FOR DREPGnNG. I.RI: NM oyrcr
ARMY BiILuiNG NEw-YogK. Nov. 3, 1891,
sF&Ir,, PROPOSALS.. ~ triphcate to be opene AZ
i o'clock noon. the llth day OF Usen9oI' 9'
iS. are invited Tor dredging In savannah LAT
hor eud river ca AMI IN Romcly s. GIBI. Ca Tho
,,ro os1ls for each must be separate ana ns IN
dn am nj on the envelope nae the work oI when ire
propo-al offered bidder may propr-c or on OF 49,
be at o1on Spe lcalIOns instruction 10 uerf
Il blank orns for proposals. may Ice oh ancd lh' Once
or from captain Thoma4 n Galley toips oi fhgiheeIA
Cbar, s'on : q q. s. GILLMORf,
Co.Onel OF Engineers, Brevet 1aior-Gen IaI U >. \
rsNO SHIPBUlLDERS. .,...
4 oTI1cR LIGHT IoUsF 30 ARD
WasHISGION. ". G.. OF. 20, 1851. y
urnDoeals received ~ u = oflcc untl ~
O'Clock VA OF Mon1a, the dGf December l--i, Tor
building the iron ecrrw steamer MadronO
Pans spechcation 'orms % proposal, ana ot er n"flt
tinn NAV obtaD Dei appca 0n 10 this once nT 70
Iichi- House nspcctr at No - Appraisers bulhhs S-h
IIaucscO California
ric is reserved to reject any oil bids end 10 waive
o,v d.lecls :. G. ROWAN,
' Vice-Adminl U. :. Navy. Chairman
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NOACInlN An and GROON.-Bv "A man who
" tnorou ,hy understands hs bus wiling aud
o,iging. wI 20 trial tend to furnace no OBJ &C.
ton 10 oo1nry good careful driver; best city ence
ITO II last employer; call or address
]. T.. No. Ii " nsi lsth.st q vnIe stlbls
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THE CORD N BANKING CO.
ulAtees ana iitaksta,

umhets aaa nteksfs,
vermilye G. Co.,
EANAERs AND BROKERS',
1918 Eassau-st,, heW-YOrk City.
DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
MY AND SELL ON COMMISSION rOR CASH OR
ON MARGIN All. SECURITIES LISTED NP THE
NEw-YORA STOCK EXCHANGE DEPOSITS RE
CLIyED AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON BAiANtLS
SUBJECT 10 DRAFT Al SIGHT.
forces an0 Carriages.
4 BEAUTIFUL, thoroughly sound roam
full. GR1NCE CoUSTY SrABLEs. 7sb.'t and
Bolrh dno Rooms
East Side.
> EAST ST-llandsOmcl furnished
- rooms with b0nd; reasonabie rates reference
STH-AVE. 71.-vcry desirable rooms on
> second Goor with board
D1ST-Sr., oGramcrcy Park 119 East well
References
1STH STREET, III EAST.-Parlor and
80 bedroom and two oflcr large rooms handsomely
flrnshcI uncxcepuOlaDe board terms jiefae reiereh
exchanged
spfsE EAST 29TH-ST.-Wlth board large room,
sPO second hoor suitable for two persons other Rooms
reierenceA
West Si1s.
:. '-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.; Groves
~ Express, 55 West lGth.st rs We't 3jth'str AMI
JSUITE ROOMS or singly third, second
nshc pri'a.e bath tabla desired 20 West jOis
i1Tn-ST.. 81 West, near 5th-ave.-R ooms
1 VITA board Tor rsinei parties seeking excellent &C
cemmodationi.
.DI WEST 24TH-ST. Large and small hand
- s,ney furnished rooms all conYenienccsi table
.laAWEST I7rH.S with bOari; hand
'tO y furnished paror oor and second hoor private
table ifdcs.r,d.
.,n WE,r 27rH. Near Broadway.-H md
'IV suite hrst ho)r, prvae bath very desiriole
gentomen Oniy reicre .ce'.
.l'l WEST 1907 -ST.-Thc Misses Jacobs
't'p choo for Ladies Kinder sartcn. hnite mum
ber OF young boys received
ptTlI-Sr., II WEST.-An elegantly fur
- nisnod scondAoor southern cxroGre wih or WIN
out private table
.lN WEST 2GTlI-ST.- Nicely furnished SIN
,DC Gle r0Oms with hrst.cass board Mt reasonable rates.
"A WEST l8TH-ST. Superior rooms, fur
- nisiel OF un'nrn~lch hoae newly painted ana pa
peredi terms mtderltc, uri ate mniy.
.,nn WEST 44IIl-ST.-Eecant rooms, with
W. or without board best hygiene. table noon dn'
aScWFST 5lTH-ST.-T wo furnished rooms
'FO and private BATH every convenenco not lei separ
Gteyj hrstcla,s
Mscellane1l,.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. LGoj l-st.-personss
.,,oy @ ' bg M rI ay % wi wrat r M ,pr he mod de.
n,m lcc tons IN IN" cry convenient tote bte iignse
GadSrS GGdrS.. V"''''4N "O''' ''u P"'''i MRs HARVEY
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spGS EAST 29TH- H-ST.-WIth board, large room,
s1) second noor suitable for two persons; other rooms
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
slsam eals 0aa UoN saa "a

eleim GAS ana uai tsa's
A -sIONiNulON LANE,
SftRFs BEnuOEn FAVORIrh INSIDE koUf@
s,e,u,,,, e,yt nnn Per 80 y a. iulT e1aN ''ilNN
s4,sOnm frsl.olass ~ Bosoa o. Corresponding re"'~
tions 10 sl poiats aait ,..,..,
staero,us uokets for sale at al prdopN h'e' a''
ticket OtIceA
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Fro ght only
Steamer, MASSACHUSETTS am rkQUOr leavs ron
paer2s n. H. daily. except = Inday. al i.O p.m
Fw POPPLE. General Passenger Agent
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
n. KILL MOUN iAlNS. -Lanuug ~ Cranst"ns west
So.u Unlnwa Newburg. Marlborl Milton. ponghkeepsle
nnd Ksupus colnectint with UlNer All Oaa"re 7tol'
Glove All Cltssll dlnrtuu+ AMI <ltr'Hu ,Htrplt
ktea City OF ki igson an "a a" W. n"' '~l' ,o's
cepI isy.. when city of Kingston leaves a p i'll
making all ialdngA
A $50 MILES FOR 80 CENTS.-Troy boats
~ of Christopherst, North RIVER da ~ ex
tcpi saturday. . p. M
LOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on liOU-
i sATONIC and NAUGArUCK RAlLkoA ADs;;-steamers
leave catherine sup H. M snS sr p i route H"'' '0'
EALL RIVER LINE.
FIRsTCLASS, BOSTON. - %: NEWPORT AND fAh'
Limited Tickets Corresponding reduction ~ ALL E"'i
Ths seiaers PHO RIM and ISrPL, I,n1n ,s35e so
, m. from PIER ~ y. r. fo,' % dirrly-' uonHe ~ "a
by Annex Boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Oty. !
fcgets AM staterOl ns may De c1eI III NOW AZ a.
at all prnep. trl3i,r lal ucSe hoss a. ti' oAc'
oI f,er 9u : On NV ~ 'a m n'r' GEO CONNoR
Agents Gen. Pass. Age
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f,epcure. Ge,,nreS.

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

.ASTH STREET, III EAST.-ParlOr and
30 bedroom and two oflcr large rooms han ls0ney
firpshcI uncxccptolaDc board Jdeatc reeren.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
EALL RIVER LINE.
II FARES REDUCED. - ~ u,
DOPULAR SHORE LTNE.-For Providcnc1
DnILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW-JERSEY CEN fRAL DIVISION.


FOOT Or LIBERTY-Sr. NORTH RIVER.
Direct ani frOu Broosivn Annex Boats
49, from Brooklyn Bridge Pler , 90,
. TINE IABLk-IAkIN9 EFFECT OC y, / :. lSSl
For PhlLA DELPhIA ani TRENTON, bonn obr'ppt
7:Jl 12U0p n SUNDAYS at All a. m. j'0. 1000 y. r
Chestnut iil At Colu nbia-ave tor Manayunx Consh'
Draw S6.R0oM AR3 on all Day Trains and sLEEP1N5
Es,arnns leave P'ffiiiDELPnIA yioth aai Gre,1S,s,
Berkss $40 SEQ 900 l03O 100 $3.50. $40 $50
leave TRENTON, Warren al rae ,srs, S2l %lt
300, le0S 1886 ~, l:5L 4; -. 6:2i GlS D. IN sun
,DMAh5 Ar L ~ y 81 m; 81 , ~, NOV 1rvtsorpo IN,
MAHANDY CITY nj 49,. 900 n m. 3tJ, p IN. $500
For EADiNG and HARRISBURG At 100 40 gpg il:l3
a N. lOn 1870. i.OO $780, 5:i5 l2:OO p m sundays at
torsCRAN NroN at 7.l5 400 a w 3i5'p. m.
For WlLkEsBARRE and PlrISfDN at 7l5. 800 a m-
:. lfp. lai9 so l:iO p m Sundays at J:5O D. III
For DRlfrDN NJ I'll a. m. S:ij n.
AdAQUA at 7l5, 7i5, 500 loo, 1880. 3aj i;OO
For BETHLEHEM ALLENTOwN and MAUCH CHUNK
atiDJ no 300 a. m. loo 1880 3i5. 5a5 p H. Sunday
For EHsroN at 400 7:l5 7,sI. o:oos m. loo 100 Si5
400 1870 81 ~. Suni,va 400 a. ~, $50 ..
For Mon BRIDGE BRANCH. at 400, 800 a IN. 400
For FLEIINGTON at71i, 9:Doa n. 100, 1:jo 100 t3),
,5O1, i;s P n Suniays l:3l o. m 80 on, ,o,o ,,,-
d Na bLt & a. AK XXX ,.oo t so 5o1 5s5 ' S 80
ZOO. 500. l03Op m suniaysat J. 9;))i H. l3) r5l
iNFIELD at too 300 7l5 7;i5 900 $50 1889
ii15 A. m loo. l:sl 2io $40 ij 400 2o. j:Dl 5:l5.
6,3n 5:i6 500 $50 700. 500, $50 1890, l2:u0
rer oISSG BRANcI oSEiS da5vE, &C.. An rab at
baO 745 9. NJ, lao 400 ba5p. m SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grg,e, ,,o, z, ip ~, ~. ~ 4 M ~ spm
fof LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AMI BARNEGAT at Ti5
r@ RfikNrlC CiTFY vINELAND anl BmD1EroN at
n
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gonnlrp proptrin FOR Sale an 90 Eet

A HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT and
~ IRUIT FARd; IN perfect order II voli for
exchange. with flrn'rr, stock Price 5000. r
CLARkSON .ACO. 4 Pinest
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

COArHMAN and GROOM.--iy frst-class
\ man. nm leistands the business In AL s branCbesi
clr,in sty dri lust discpg three yea nst.
class city reference from last employer Ca on ~ aid".
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
West 81 ID.

:. ',-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.; Groves
~ Express 55 West lJth.st. rs Wesi 3jth-st. AMI
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

YOUNG MAN wants position as an assistant
advertising agent has been empoye a. several thoatrea
go East 3dst. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

1sST-Sr., Gramcrcy Park 1l9 East well
- furnished rooms. en suite and siugy. with board
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

ISUITE ROOMS or sinSly third, second
nO,r. large blcA paTlOr: all sunny and beautifully fur
usho pri,a bath tabl5 II dc sired 20 West JOh-st
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ptp @ooNs

IAn FINE NElNEf CARPETS. - AT
tkIiF suuptaat friurpi uir4a lhaih ~ tena
aud HpwatAi maitlNaa uthsattr. 90 piitha
ANHtlN ii-It a y ttiu goa broadway
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Dressnidiln
Dclp t0drico.

XNANTED.-An active intelligent rclinhl
w Young man AZ uut eide stcau Aud g with trir
enc g. MANbIACTi nlN ttibnne Oh &C.
tNANTED.-A man to op' n an office ~ New
W York and snppfnienl the mann acure and salr ~ ~
"Wumans Irend' device Nv vhth rnth,s are wrsl"l V
aiean withUlt later !. = IILlON. Iittsbnie. Ienn
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siluan ns ttlanlsa- fea,l9s

4 =.iliE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
As ArsnpiA1inN
iiiaViNfWi w lhu lAiN rf taW NN.b
2. nplLh SO Nipat n y qrEife y Aie,,9,g man
". u fhdaat Is. ap.lptir. NJ \ htltluh Atlnlhaf
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

NROOM or VSEFUL-MAN COOk..m By
II man aad wife oity eointy s0od "Ao'"ee' fe'Ss
eall Al lUs N al-st florist store
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. !, 500 l-st--Person'
W v.tnf TIE Cipl!a VIII hn a' aone oina, M fi,n m
arorOr bp,rl by The lay week. IN one - me mpt ue
.rn loc tons In th" ely venrn tothe Nhe HOUSE,
public buildings, hotels and prnipl hneS oi s.ie,t cli
MNS HAtNbf
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Glinaiions rjantco-- 1flalss.

DUTLER.-By first-class colored bntlCr; is
ID ,horou competent ha lived IN family f0r over
five Sc r. goJi city references Acdoss RULER
2i6 NJ d. .sOn.ayo.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Bolrh dno Rooms.

East Side.
= EAST i1ST-ST.-llandsOmcl furnished
- rooms with boad; roa'onabe rates reference
STll-AVE. 7l1.-Vcry desirable rooms on
~ .ncOnl floor with bOaTd.
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u }htN outmo-ul the Hartford thrilled uGdju
with mptun, lur N"tupOmrt at her side re-
,p'l'o Proap,l| Cd ihy CA, and ,un two mo-
lu' head ui tn" line, and led thc fleet to vic
l'.w mt the %urta understood what had bnou
don" wh.n Tn" department of the Nayy de-
nEuJ.ri .~Jy:tEgt.!yp- vuuMluj ~" squadron
to Which wits assigned the duty of uttcmp,-
in- the capture OF th"cilN of New Orenn~
record was trtn" puDliea total blank. Yet
wlcn we come to learn hi, history We find him,
IN framing Hud experience. the best equipped
man iht could possibly have been found Tor
hat Important service. He had spent his lie
upon the sea- when only nine years and five
months old Ii" was appointed Il md-nipmHn
or rmld~hipmitc. At the age of ten ne joined
the Essex. When he was twelve so many
prizes had been captured by Porter that he
hdi no officers LETT to place in charge OF thclH,
ANA when the Barclay was taken this child
was sent TO- her ~ prHr-nlstcr. Her former
Captain und mate were left uu board to navi-
gate thc vessel into Valparaiso, and young
FurlUEut was to control the handful of men
sent with him from the Essex. The old Cap
| tain was di~guStCl with tine arrangement, he
| cam" furious, talked of taking the ship to
NCw Zealand, and went below fer his pistols.
| The boy called his crew around him. explain
| cd To them the situation, notified the captain
| to stay below unless hr wanted to 20 over
board, gave his orders To the sailors, and took
| complete command OF the ship, which h"
| hrOugh, safely into port. | spoke of him as 81
| bright boy lust now He was Il wonderful
| boy, and h" hccau' wonderful man. From
! ''"'' INV ''' N'''' ' N'l''' 'i t.'''N' W '''
| NoFh'' li' Nd~ 'fN il the h'ht'ff"u""h'
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| ,3ia' u INC h'-' "l ms rh'HtIpu from tn. lU,N
| thtrl", Folsom. Tie CONSUL at ilU.-, und uil-
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lltt from the puN.
Till his ilar, glory kissed.
trcrt- tnc NUun- day.
Lu-hcd to the ,hroud- that sway
tii@h u'cr the dcrh,
Nuru thr NulIc clouds away
Rull from the wreck,
Hear his word Sjvruly sent
Through the hot air.
Mark hi- %laucr firmly bent
When th'Gune Glarr.
Oh. while old oceans breast
Bears II white sail
And Gud's soft stars TO rest
Guide through the gale,
ICn viii hin nc'"r forget
Old heart of oak,
faTagut, Furrugut,
IHunurrbOlt stroke,
In the days of sailing vessels the United
States Navy was in many respects model in
stititiOn. Though never of large numbers, +,
care was always taken that each new vessel
should be the best of its class. The officers
were cultivated. The discipline was high.
The noble ships cruiscd from port to port,
challenging the respect and admiration of
every nation. They were the pride and re-
lianC. of our merchants, travellers and wan
dcrcrS Of every degree, the world around.
Thc life OF naNai officers in times of peace
j.. however, life of routine and repression.
Before the war promotion was invariably by
seniority. There were then - Captains al the
head of the list, many of them SupCrunnuatcd
and broken down. several of the Command
Cr> were nearly sixty years OF age, ana many
Iicutcuduts were over nifty, very few OF
whom had ever held command OF vessel. uS
there were more than two hundred Officers
above tGrm. The service was iUiI OF tIaGi-
tiuuS and formu!itivS, not only in methods of
conduct und OF action, but IN modes OF
thought aS well. Men who might have cNh-
bitcd personal Vigur nnd magnetism in high
degree with suitable early opportunities, had
| been taught simply To obey orders in Il limit
cd sphere and to become like parts of II vast
machine. with no resolution or readiness for
ndcpoud mt action. The lower grades of the
,rrlDc were deficient in numhrr> while ia"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-14
GATHERING OF VETERANS,
REUNION OF VERMONT OFFICERS.
\ Large Attendance and Il Good Tine--
Officers Elected The Banquet
Toa-t~ aud Re>ponses-Oration
by Col NIdacc 4. walker.

"hc tweuty-iirst annual meeting Of the
Rcunion society Of Vermont officers. was
held at Montpelier, November q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-14

Among the most stirring episodes of the
war of lSl? was the celebrated cruise of the
illustrouS father of our present Admiral.
David ID Porter This good ship of 81 guns.
after various engagements in the Atlantic
ron, and was taken round the Horn to the wa
tiers of the southern Pacific, where for many
months IL sailed from port to port and from
island 20 island, taking prize after prize, until
English commerce in those parts was almost
wholly broken up. II was finally blOckadcd
for several months in the harbor of Nalpa-
raiso by two cruisers sent out expressly TO
capture the Essex, with orders that neither
should engage her sngly.
ON March -, 1Sli Capt Porter undertook
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-14

AT half-past seven in the evening the
officers assembled ut the Pavilion, and
under the marshalship of Gen. w. w.
Henry and headed by the Montpelier band
marched to the State House where the an
nual address was delivered by Col. AldaCc
f. Walker of Rutland. The hall of the
House of Representatives was filled tC
overlooking with a large and brilliant au
dience. Gen. Seaver presided with dignity
and grace the chaplain, Rev. +. u. Lee
of CastetOn, offered prayer, and Eich
berg, hymn. "1o thee o. Country was
finely sung by the st. Adams Glee Club
The orator of the evening was then pre-
scnted as one who needed no introduction
TO tho Vermont soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

.,.,. r,,noipals of Rochester schools have had
=. -. ra;sad the authorities having at last per-
o;vsa that the attendance was larger III .uc. ;oi.
sa In other schools presided over 10y male prnoiP"''
snd the work correspondingy more burdensome'
Tn. London School Board has 10000 more children
80, n. rolls than il has room for in its schools
y, .udcnt in Tulane University is permitted to pur
4, ,e more than four studies.
.'The Medical Times" an important English lou'n",
81 that 1t i infinitely probable that ong-coh'hueo
order of the literally mprcssicnable nervous - fs'e"
Of hdrcn will have far,reachng a. prCJ%a's"d in% smd
cE on the ultimate Development on tne nl,nu; - anu "
re aucutly damage the delicate structures W M'on t a.
l., ,yovyci object OF national education to keep IN
e. working order
p-aving will hereafter I've taught In tho public
school. OF Cleveland
I'll, French Government is about to institute nun
H.. of li,h school. tor girls. They are to he called
'l,ccos IKE those for boys and Will be managed III
exac.,y III same manner.
Clo,cl,ud ia now discussing tho question IA to
wi ,,hsr women shall be admitted 10 the new Adclbert
Collcg. thcrc. Some of the trustees aud some mem
be of hc faculty arc strongly opposed To 60 oeop'"'o"
chatlcttcn now ha, an Art School and Conscr,a
tory OF Music is about TO he established there
Ohio during the past year. instructed 4N3Z'Z 'h''-
dren in her public schools and 3l,oZl IN private
school. There are 1osl .32i oh ldron Of school age
IN thc state Tho average monthly pay of Tho ,0No
mnir In the public schools is $50 each TIA" oi
,he n Oln ,malc Teachers l. S2o-a curious d,sctcp-
nnev HE school cNpcn-cs of the state during the
past ycag amounted 90 sN.N@o'lo.
Racine College begins her new year very cnconrag-
in.ly Her faculty remain the same marked feat
urc of Racine is the influence which her central
position l. having NJ the attention OF the country at
fargc In her preparatory and collie gate dc "a 'nonts
.hc numbers youths iOm the Atlantic Ia the Rocky
Mountaas and lcom the cult 10 lake superior. 10
meet the lc iuremcnts of the times, aud reahAng the
neco..ity of economling timc her faculty have rear
ranged three years scientific course, WIN would TT
students ior PRACTICAL life in itself or prepare them for
advanced rank in the grta special schools of the East