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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-07
TEXTURES or 4 FAu0Us ART LIGEL CASE
From London Truh.


II has often been said that II a jury were to
consist o. Judges they would never This las been
proved In the CAS- Mr. Belt. Not only did the three
JUDGES differ verdict, but they also fell out as
10 tie artistic talents Of sir Frederick Leighton Lord
COleIdse understood his Judgment lad down that
# artists say that statues OF pciuros were not eXc'u
ted by the au all evidence OF nOneXpcts 10 snow
that they do bob -hOud be set aside Agree
Ing with him in the main tina, Mr. Belt more Of scup
ture broker han Of sculptor this dieum seems to me
hazardous. Every and then pictdre II discovered
and Is ascTfbcd rs artists 20 p.tcdlar painter,
while others cOncusivey prove that this particular In
dyiduaI did paint H. Here, then We have the evil
dancc OF experts couradioed by experts There are hun
dals OF wellknoNn pictures IN tho world whose author
ship Is a matter Of controversy.
artist relied by buyer or pictures as an
expert He the last man TO whom purchaser would go
For Instance the late Mr.. Poole, r. A, collection OF
whose works the Council Of the Royal Academy IS gather
ing together then Winter Exhibition a. well known TO
have frequently not recognized hts own WORK;
md tie same may be said OF many H.
AS now living The trustees OF tho Ma
tona Gallery acUng under the advice OF MI BOXa pur
chased picture ascribcd to Rembrandt and yet experts
well knew that Rembrandt never painted II, Eminent
writers on art I'm majority Of cases are as ignorant IA
regards the authorship 4 pictures as painters are FOR
Instance learned German high in the confidence Or the
late Prince ConsOrt, described early masterpiece OF
Ni5ie as a work Of Da yid CeDiers.
this Belt trial going on went INTO the court
and asked an eminent sculptor, who happened 10 De
near what he thought Of the easel He replied: ne
bu,ls which mittedly done by Belt and those ina;
are sad done by others are all 80 exceedingly bad
that there IS hardly anything 10 choose between them
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF. RICHARD BRJNsLEY
sHERIDAN With an Introduction by Richard Grant
White 8 vols. svo PIP. xliiy 244' 2'i' Ze4' Doou
This ,s a repr.n, of the standard complete edition
published in London by John Murray, and it owes
its importance not TO any special features IN the
text but 10 the elegance Of its manufacture and 70
Mr. Whites in reduction. 1t is printed from type
by the house OF De Winnie Co, when is wen
known for the affectonate care bestowed bytupon
the finer and more costly class Of work; and the
impression ia limited TO thirty copies on Japan pa
per and Slson Holland paper
Ii nav therefore. be called an edition OF luxury
and indeed by the beauty of the page perIec'io
of the press work. the excellence OF the paper anu
the severe style of the plain binding 1t Is en'i'eu
TO the respectful consideration of the serious col
,oo,ior The three por,raits of Sheridan might
have been better cut; and we have noticed with
surprise in the introduction few Typographical
errors. which should have been impossible in pub
location of this kind; but such drawbacks do not
greatly affect the value of the work, aud the new
Sheridan may challenge a place among the most
crcditablo issues Of the American press.
MIR. White reviews the career of the author with
yivacity and acuteness. and, whatever else NAV be
said of his introduction, everybody VIII call III III
terestng reading. His estimation of Sherldahs
character is bv no means enient but it is just; MI
White nOiuS 10 tDb StuSlDlc Dup o'h""HN'
fashionable principle that moral delinquencies are
not changed in their essential quality by the ac-
cident of existing in man OF orhIianV
powers. His general Judgment OF SHERIDAN
place in dramatic literature is also sound But al
though there will be dissent from the substance
of his criticism up N the two plays which cons J.
tute the dramatists title to fame, we cannotaccept
his opinion about Sherdan's lack of humor. In
this quality Mr.. White thinks that the author OF
"The Rivals" was "almost entirely wanting" ana
even the scenes between Bob Acres and Sir Lnclus
O'Trgger seem to hintO exhibit only an approach
to humor" 1t is quite true that the brillancy aud
sparkle which Sheridan habitually put INTO MS
dialogue rejecting his own wit upon the brightest
and the dulest of his own personages alike, mpairS
the dramatic truthfuincSs of Bob Acres, but thls
excess is quite consistent with humor. The entire
conception of the character seems TO us intensely
humorous the situations in which Acres Is place"
affect us as the humorous complications arising
ont of humorous characters and as for the dla-
lorue accompanying the challenge and the hostile
meeting WE might wonder at Mr.. Whites hndihg
no humor IN it, but in reality no doubt 1t amnSes
him as much rs il does the rest of the world ana
his difference with us is not about quality but
about nomenclature.
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$ Sc ss: :; e; Il Il;
s ton. snd cargo to 4 Delaware
s sinHpper tnA NERo american bark tons -four
S son RE sd hI aoFT OF 5S' XII
s ga ana nGd PTmas rs SPf
bf 4n9t Sas from Pensacola san Timber quoted SO
~ & seGSnS H. t ISm G@f s. go s. Lumber
,o wGst IS up & SSs te
e day and steady prices were made Family
@ss rs MS:S % R25 Gs. t,S7 Bass Ell $PSt
M ss 81 qH SSr s saef EHTa
s BEEF 4s%anS es s a4 S Sp aSFH rs
Cg Eftf fRT THGa Moss Case in eTsqs Extra
plate Beet BEEF HAMS quiet Gg' 6e a,i p MY
3,'Ss S I remain TeT Im in their e re% % prices
1870 ffsG or fa as AMI nc or as Picked e
BIS ayense quoted city ri}klei shoulder %.
1od Hans ig DDIEs~shippcrs out
Of the narke any plce5 quoted are absolutely noa
ha &C G %c Mes & &c GRE Ed HOGS are
Hsayv t. 10 Lgn 7sdsc josns &c FOR ali averages Pss
i6-Ir options had little ore attT we.
Prices closing {ey steady spot tS Stf art
trade quGiei @lS@ - G. 3aet 90 tcs Febri"ry rs
a. &c closug 1T 3oae S'c April closing at D. gt@ej
aea igieT but tiading qUie sales 10 soc ~ No
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siE .r. ,,ry quiet aud price, SOME" bat hom'hM
CITY uuuc J1tc. OIL OnaICiTino ~itarhc, S't1Jci
= fLON 100 dopar d md hru Prime lily a "ien '4ci
Sales 80, o. nj iic . IN, -. r,,oot
TEA-Japan firm i5,0rO ior March sold NJ 222ci Back
au ard unchanged hc closing prices Tor japan ps g.
fgnU,rr 30 i &. Fchutry ! IA pie March ~ q
2 s.. ;Npri Ia &C.. NAV. 3a2 Aci june 221-9 13~c'
and ior iarr. January, 9Sd 93ir. February, y "a -c
Martr aOl, n O'sc; Apni, 3D7sa"l2c May 9isG %ci
June, 81 2a5l &c.
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THE PE1R0LECM MARKET
NEw-YORK, Jan. g.

NEw-YOBK Jan. g.
The new year has opened with the pipe line
nm. ahead Of The a. yorics The nave been; Jan
airy l. 5Ii2l; January . $50 ,253 aud January 3, is'ool
barrels making total Of l507"S baucis. or 0Uhly
or, = Of 53gtG barrels the daily average last De
cont Wa. eZ2l2 bairrls IN November 63,"oS barrels
ana Ia ctoncr t7 6.j Tine d v-rics have beeh:
January l7.lS3 Jrurary ., il.O'G, ana January d.
Al 40 barrels uakugg, 81 OF 49, 6O9 bIrrrsor aday
average Of 81 G3 bart 80 f,ryra,e daily deliveries 'St
month we're - co. barrels vuc ~ November thty OK
,cr,l,d tc rms Ly rrnm 1000 to 5000 barrels day
The mt 90, uttatou Of Tpe lite stocks ihu1 results
from dcr.c IN the cuusumptou not nom an Increase
i'm ire rate Ok prod elton. But the failing
oa IN trs deliveries has beer. eau oy
the cbo,k .tyeh TO the export trade by the
frpnrton, al, ce IA refined Oil 20 indications can be
fonl that p,C To- .nvradca cscs existing TO diminish
cxuort- hence IL .. not unreasonable to arg that the
for,u trade % Y. .lmug It's sic. and the present
limitation of t. QUIT Of deliveries will be removed a7
,.g IL i,.c,sy forces Euoue TO rcgcnsh her stores
u,l.y.ic tn "ptlr-" can Justly "Ntrlc an crGumont
favorable to their position from the pipeline
H.,-r.. Bat ~ TIC sam" time the "buls - can look
Il, the future With good fouuGs or hope OF au e'euna
imrgu .nrut and vhc" save" oftne OF dH j. rake"
an tr- lend Guithcr support 10 tncir arguments.
Speculative considerations, however seem Ln ne lie
lq-i week amounted To- t53SSu barrels, Gi ON "lOp
rrrt- m tycr-. Of tn record 81 Ia" prtr'ilhE wee
On it whole prices ruled on hl hcr range INA. I'D lnt
prnSIuu- y,ct uHI the NOV iucul~ W'it Slw7l'et
,Ty dee inc r1l-i prices down from ~ u 70 - IS
when & dash IudNr Il INST the "-uhi - M" '-'
market r.,. o. 81 I--- The g.'u .a-".y of ' the
II 1881 ON tire preceding Eat rtd,. A stronger toht
vrr,aac. the Last dealings uu in' ihd'' 'nH NiN7 ol
operation much mixed az 10 tne c"'f'e 81 prices
luI. coming Wcrh.
... . .,.i... and th, t0,ll tan .3otious fIl tjir
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Dartina afaoemics.
0cachcrs.

a THOROUGH TEACHER prepares private
\ mi. ,or College remarkable success also with those
NJ ncr ret.d aiucation Adhcs "COlLlGE PioFl-N9Oi'
Trii,Iuc l. ptown once 80 l,2aS broadway
4 MISS IIESSE SO West 2 st-st supplies com
n petent teachers tutors governesses Singers ,,
k,eDcrs. brst advice given 10 parents on CEoC "a
References by favor Hon H9milton fsh ana eh9tc L'
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab,-
y b.hed 1850 provides promptly Best Teachers 1oTfl
yste Pupils Fomiies Schools, Colleges Crcnars o. 'i05
Schools with reliable InOrInatOD free ~ parents skIeu
cochgrs always wanted. Application form Tor stamp =, -
j W. SCHENMERHDRN q 60, tast IfIh-''r ~ T.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ grades. gOvcTncSscs lecturers conNI
6c. CIRCULAR Of schools free; charge 10 ho-
ing teachers, teachers until cnEaged = NINA
C0YRIEREt co, II LAST fth-sL, union square
4 PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman American,
~ nm experienced and Cssful teacher, wishes puP ~
his stndy-voung gentlemen Gdios Thorough ms ucoH
guaranteed; BOYS lifted for c0hcge highest ciy rele''V
Address EDUCATION box No. p, Tribune Once
A GRADUATE of Trinity COLLEGE, DrDl!';
~ who has little time spare, Is open to an taEnth
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dress ~. Tribune OuCe, y. \.
A LADY who has some spare time wishes 70
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i'm rrpar ton of pupils English, Music Elementary FtnSn
anu Diawins PLAIN and fancy work Address b - i'
ONCE. y. y.
INSTITUTIONAL young educated lady
1 w1ahes 20 assist children with their lessons Ada eSS
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
TpON ~TNrIpNS OF
CFNTpAT. DIVISION,


FOOT or LlnniyrY--r N2,,It AZ .%. Roof,
rrec' connection a Err Trod j Tis rF wa Annex BOATS
rr''r TAGTE-rNnING effect %DV l9. '9'3
Ter PHILADELPHIA end TRENToN. Bound Brook 6I
i@ 111' m M SISDIY@ at 81 a. NJ $50 I'o6r.
Lirc' connection At Nsy, Junction 'G Grrn'n%n int
hocken and NOrristOwn .
LAnING.EooA A4t7 On all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
Returning lerye PTLLADELPTE Nnth ont Gr" e., 81 "a,
n73O $50 $50, llcO a. NJ ll5, PAP, $40, G45 ZOO
crts st. at 5:i 10 SO Zoo H. 100 $40 90 G9oo
SUNDAY, Slj a. M, 4"0p IN.
lave TRENTON Warren nnh Tucker st. ~ 70; 6'-1
S2$ S25 lq9 9S 5 i3I m Go t '11 O 80 H.
Tor NILL.AnsrUp.I ~ $40 ':iV 800 "a NJ, $40, 400
tGsUNBURY and LEwIsBU hG atO4j, 7;l5 a m, 3:l5
tqaEAnGYG and 4RRIsBURG at 745, 999 Il:l5A ia
1900 1850, 400 $3.50, 1900 p m Sundays at 6'3O D. IN
Fu eCJAN ION NJ G:ij, 800 q. NJ, S:4J b. H.
iOo Is 3:I5 $50 p. H. sundays at $50 p. m
Iu b.. .r.tO-, u.tJ.. 900. o.-, ,.
lrTAMAoUA at o'4o' ''-0 900 a. III, 100 $780, 3Ao 400
100 p. IL.
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tcr GA.roN otG,5 900 a IN, loo 1872. $40, 400 $3.50
b:3U .. IN Sundays, $50 p. m.
Lm STATIONS ~ mon BIIDGE BRANCH at 900
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5:O0 $50 . m Sunday, 30 p. NJ
M 3S G 200 Se 7 1879 5 io0 So l
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., a
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IN, l3O 400 $50. 3Oo, l2Oopm.
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b:aO. 500, l2.OnD
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$50 300 OlJ, 0ij, 1913, l045, ll.l5 au loo NJ 2i5.
TO- BOO CSC 500, $50, 4:Ol, 430, BOO 5lJ, o51 90
o., ola, 80. 400, $3.50, $40, 3OI $40. i030 u y
l2OO pm. SUNDAYS At s.uO 80, lU:l0 am lZVOm liI3
300, 400 900, Glj, 500, 900, lO:5O pm,
fCI I.O.,u A. o. AN GHON l., &c, tAl ram At
6OO, $40 IN, 100, 400. 900 y III HUNDAlo except
ocean Groyc) at 400, lO4jam
TorF" BEHOLD " D. sI5. 100 m. l:30. 100 5p'n
Fu LAKEWOOD, .UAi1 i,iN rit ANA BAKN iuAIHt SIS
TAIN.
tor MIDLAND aud BKIDGErON al I;5opm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From ilrr No D. Nurtl River, VIA sandy Hook.
For LONG BrANCu, EAION IOMN, &c, At 500 p m.
Tickets can be- procured Liberty St Pier No g. North
River Il, IU2, ~ 2Jl, 2t. 4lH. l. 80,
AMI principal Hotels IN NewlOGk city. In hruohhn at
Nos C0uItst3 lis Broadway $50 and $50 fulton
IT In HUuUacn, ID Ma-lIustOu-sD, y \
transfer Ompauy will call tor and check baggage nom hotels
OF residence 10 utstiuauou.
=. q. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
J. L. WOOll In. General Manager. 49, ,,,.,..
General Eastern Passenger Agent llO Liberty St, N. Y
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE. The following mcntiOncdproposal
y VIII be received by the Department o DOtk7 30 -
and 10 Duunc-st. until FIiduy, January j l'7 St
oc.aci M proposal building now wooden per VII
~ apprO.c thereto the loot Of Wet tO J-iOitu
So - ID Proposals iOr building ,r6 buhHe9G "llG eP
uttr,c.s from ~ertutyn.uth TO Egutotet y X, tw .D
rem xIatil icr a. Of seventy uintst, N x F0I
u Information city Record, copies Tor 81 at No =
CItJ HalA
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Nem nnhlirdilofls.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
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T. "MATTuEw ARSoLD." Engraved by o. Iaeour'
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80 Frederick Pollock
Illustrations, by 7. r. oBren DartmoOr weather-rost
Bridge Dartnoor-Cottage Dartin0or-fIoul ia ioi'
partmoor-Mervale Bridge with Mis- Tor-Vixm lor' DNE
mora Devonshire Lane-Hals Farm Dartmoor'
III THE P1ANoFoRTE AND ITS PRECURSORS
AL III Al. Hip kins
Illustrations: orpheus and Eurydce. Panels forming PAR
NJ inc decoration for the OF P.anoforte Desgh'o "
,,d no r anne Jone, for tho instrument the posses
sion Of W Graham esq-The Green Ciavchoru-Elgheeu'
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Published by permission of IL H. the 'r1wn Princess VI
Germany-Flan0 belOnllnR u J." All'a ia''"'"'' II
Cover Of Piapoforte Designed and painted by T. bnihe
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" THE HAREs AND THE FROGS. TIE FABLE
APPLICATION.
Illustrations by Randolph Caldecott
V THE EMPEROR AND HIS MARSHAL"
Arch, Forbes
Illustrated by villersIn the Bow Wndo" OF ~. Couu
saw the first man fall that his death in the Franco
German war"-Thev drank brewery dry and kissed all the
rs m the Rbepische Hof-Awakcned by shell at LongdT
,I,e Follow ne Father"-The Emperors Fee Day-'What
happened on the following morning was told me III Auuin'
By the poor Prince Imperial"
VI MATTHEW ARNOLD.....-............H Henry James.
VII RIVERS AHD RIVER-GORGES OF THE OLD
WORLD AND THE NEW. ..ArchibaId"elAi'
Illustrations View OF Gorge OF the Rhine frou Bach
arochyiew Of the Gorge OF The Rhine at Boppard-eW oil
the Grand anon of the Colorado
VIII THE ARNOURERs PRENTICEs. Chapters VIII
* y. (To be continued Charlotte NJ 1ohge
ORNAMENTS INITIAL LETTERS, &C.
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Gteaujuats an0 RalIron >s.
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Cloverseed dull Prime cash and January 50 80 bid Feb
ruay 81 bid. ReeeiptsWheat 10000 bushi Corn, $4,000
bushI Oss 1000 bush. shipments-Wheat 5000 bushI
Corn, 1000 bush.J oats, none.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YopK. Saturday. Ian.

NEW YORK, Saturday Jan. L. 1888
Tho following sale was held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Scott G Myers.
One plot Of land Nos 2 II lsth-st, $50
It " of jthave, plot 63x92 w w Britton $5B,5oo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY
4sss 2S9 ~, Of s lsy s51ioo' Fred s,O,o
Bank.st ; s ~ Of 4th.st. 232I3li Bogertt to
same property John G Bogert to MARGARET DO
vest Fr, SS and erk 1' WIG $4,000
hover tSJ II H IGr G o..s. l2l5o
Prospective lot rs Fred Boss and wife to ooo
rcdsam.s SSs lot Il 4 ssz3!2n.5on2' Ii ceoo
i-G IT, rfeSce 10 YsvYoTk le Instance Co 5000
ward Ward D snii,n anG wife to Harris 10000
Il Exit and v WI f" susan % iurchei 500
7o ti nd i S.1 ~ o. 30 &nna Fischer 1900
Eonst 8, o It " Of MorisaNe 5ixlls.2i Bridget
same property S stebbns referee, to Frank
WTIghi and wife to John soane -, 10 OOo
bach and vito - faISr ir aid wife $4,000
''' ct al To- i F II DcaH 10 o''o' $4,000
Fan" gnPpI"n. 70 & ieSSnp and another 2s33s
S'' 4futts, 70 -Ime i'''.'' C6CGG
!s5jS sn5 5I2 , & q 2. &q'yo s1f9o Mary
KIM 5r6 amt aiic to ' Fora 3a yer 10000
DetH e',''' 40 '''' '''''' 1900
IIari T. \ Fox Trustee, to V iIadjorF $500
No 49, " 1880
''0ii a.ia and vie vic 70 . heaiIcy 28s'
''f lsi and and iS lie to '' Bon la am r $4,000
To- !ayi Durham -'N 49, Avs
''t "cTer and VIE to "" Won Tistcrn 10000
2ltis, 80 81 " ct IOIOX9s9i A Grrtnhai ana oso,o
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~ (Ptun-vly9ma PR, foot COruont-
1,,Iors IN N,y.ygr, and E"slr,zscs- -.
Ilia, Read. Rit. !gotI. IA. rtv-St
IIAy! NfW YORK. oor.urncing ~. % Der -. 1853 IA,
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AIRS. J. a. UALLAHhN'S Tre4cil Protestant
vi Boarding and Day e, nvo to- TOU4,s Ladies, .'u alad
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Intermediate nt fTy classes ID "ph
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NIFSDFNOISFIJES CHARBONNIER'S
vi French Protestant Boarding and Day school for YOUNG
aides 81 East 3Jtlst NcW-l OTH IuWuIy I'D la'-, Wan
reopen Monday, l. Thorough course u All LAih
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Art SCHOOLS itY.

Mrs. LOUISA b. CULNER will receive pupils
vi lecnnng Tuesday oct 10, in DRAWING, OIL ana VA
TER COLOE PAINTING, SILL Lltf FLuMi,itS AMI
LANDsNAPE, CHINA PAINTING am DECORAIluN
STUDIO No. % MAJ lsONANE-
MI D. HUNTIA GTON, Mr. WILLIAM HAII Mr.
JAMES HAls1, MI. A. L. BELLOWS.
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4 The spocialties are; l. 1Ae commercial bI.tuahrs m
Guided IN s.rcty business chUvauOni ShoI.'Ai aid
type writing; 3. Mod IN laIguaees
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teachers and methods know to tcar.u-, char %"
jar price prosperous as To- dl ana never
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broadway
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proper PRIDE.
= FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA.
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CUAPRONNIER'S
For Both Sexes-City.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, Eas
/ lGth.st and Kutherord.place KINDERGARTEN, primary
academic ami collegiate Cass,s. , .