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obstruction.
For Both Sexes-Country.

KINGSTON ACADEMY.-An English and
classical school for both prepares thoroughly
70 college, special attention sciences
aploj location heathful Address
FRANCIS J. CHENEY, A. NJ Principal,
Kingston Ulster Co. ". Y.
NEWJERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
TRENTON, NewJersey.
select Boarding School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen
Schools and B0srdn0 Halls separate and distinct
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Total Cost for Board Tuition Books &C, 5000 per year
For new Catalogue containing full information address
Principal.
NO extras excepting for German French and instrumental
NEXT TERM OPENS MONDAY. September Is.
PENNINGTON IN. j. SEMINARY, for both
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Address THOMAS HANLON, ID. ID.
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opens sept. TO- w. III. BANNISrER, A. NJ. Principal
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- BRTDG ETON, NevJersey
Both Full corps OF teachers instruction thorough.
Mus painting drawing Climate mild; very healthy. Be
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STEvENs HIGH SCHOOL.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITU1E OF TECHNOLOGY
Ihverst, between 9th and ON sts., HobOken, ". j.,
OPENS SEPT II, 1884
Examinations Tor admission tho 10th and 10th OF Sep
tembcr
INhIHUtIlON GIVEN IN THE ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGES. IN EREE-HAND AND ME-
CHANICAL DRAWING,
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. $50 PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT. $50 PEaANNUM
These terms include all the studies
For catalogues apply the Librarian Of Stevens Institute
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eau Schools.
COLrMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

n 'UIII VI NVIlI4II''II " ~ IIVOI1'
EAST i9TH.ST, NEAR MADISON-AVE.
Tie twenty.seveuth annual OF this institution VIII
commence on the FIRST MONDAY rs OCTOBER, l~S . at
the aN school Building ~ lJth.st between An AM
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The course o. study embraces designed
give accurate trucJn in the principles and prac
teo Of the law
Tor catalogues, &c. address a. above.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Warden, &c.
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DoIr0 an6 Rooms.

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Ncw Dubllrallons.

OK CAPITAL STORIES.
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Qeac1ers.

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Board and Rooms Wanted.

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For Bows and Young M
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.

one half dozen best preparatory an classical Schools In
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For Young Ladies-Country.

CADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
~ London Ontario COnducted the Of the Sacred
Heart Plan Of studies the lat pursued in all their
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Gteamboats and nallrnaAs

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CITS
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For Bows and YOUNG Men-Country.

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~ sTAKNS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
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brooklyn.
brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.

10 FOR YOUNG LADIES.
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Observation-Disclosures N. A. CLARK. formerly

3jth-st, New-l OK, will reopen her English an
French school for Young ladies' and children 2i5 jefferson
st., brooklyn, ScDte II OF instruction thOTOug
and 4 systematic. French and drawing included.
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PYE SEMINARY, ycw.vopK
For particulars address Itrs 81. LIFE
- 'AMFORD. CONN.-MISS Low, successor
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NEITCHELES BOYS SCHOOL, BlLLERlCA
W. Mnss Is mles rom Boston on D. d J.. r. X

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9rstrnctlon.
For Bows and YOUNG Men---CiI

A LII YOUNG MEN WHO AIN TO ADOPT
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uACKETTSTOWN INSTlTUTE.-Young
Mems College Preparatory. Ladies' College Ampiest
facilities Music Art Commercial AMI Scientific courses
Finest building OF its class Catalogue free. Rev uno H.
WHITNEY, u. ID, HackettstOwn near sehooIeys MFhh
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-30
THE YOUNGSTOWN DISASTER.
Fourteen Victims IA gkc Terror of the
Goa, Fit.

UNIoYTowE, Pa, Oct .;0--Mine Inspector
Steiner and assistants, worked all of Mon
day night and until late Tuesday morning,
removing the bodies of the dead and injured
from the scene of the terrible explosion at
the Youngstown mine Monday evening
The dead were fully identified by friends
ard are as follows: Joseph Zebley, pump
tender, married; Solomon VanScale, miner,
married; William Minor, miner, married
James Price, the father, and James Price,
his son, miners; Thomas Cole, miner,
married; Jesse Miller, the father, and
Jesse, his son, miners; W. j Sope, rope
rider, married; Albert Taylor, miner; Abe
Wilson, miner, married; Frank Mellow and
Willie his son, married, and George Gun
ningham, fourteen in all.
The dead were found i'll every conceivable
shape-some burned to n crisp The greater
number, however, suffocated by after damp
The following were saved alive, but more Of
less burned and bruised
Welsh Refer, Frank Miller, Jacob Cole
David Cole, James Darby, Jerry Ringer
and Cauncey Wilson. The two iattel
may vet die 1t is believed that the cans'
of the explosion vase the use of naked light
IN working the mime
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-30
SHERIEFS SALE,

By virtue of al Execution and Fee Bill NO 5'F!
issued out of the clerks office of the Circuit Court
of Rock Island county and state OF limos, ana 70
me directed whereby am commanded TO make
the amount of certain judgment recently Obtain
ed against Peter F. Morgart and Mary b.
Morgart in favor Of Mary L. Hodges,
ont of the lands, tenements, goods ana
chattels Of the said defendant, Mary E. Morgart,
have levied upon the following property, towlt
The south 1856 feet of lot 10 in block Is IN spencer
and Cases addition TO the city of Rock Island,
county of Rock Island. state of Illinois, "a the
property of Mary L. Morgart. Therefore, accord
INC 10 said command shall expose for sale. al
public auction all the right title and neresto Of the
above named Mary T. Morgart in and to the above
described properly, on Friday the 3lst day OF DC
tober 1891, at = O'Clock, p M at the north door OF
the court house in the city of Rock Island, III the
county of Rock Island aud state of Illinois, forcash
in hand. to satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated nj Rock Island this 3rd day of Oct, A
D., 1884. JOHN NJ. hEl hIhh,
Sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois
oct 3-ltd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-30
LUMINOUS OF DISASTER
a." ocean Steamer Wrapped in Smoke
and Flame.
"r""e ApprehensiOns as TO the Ear.
"' ''"e Hundred aud Fifty Pas
S"o"crs-ssFeas Storm on
the Pacific.

New York, Oct 3O.-A disn,tok f,.o,,,
London says am incoming steamr,. The Ga
P,i - mat on saturday last, the 35th inst.
- -n' i,'oAo''e sighted a burning vessel about
'"' '''ieS from the Irish coast. Instantly
Iue steamers course was changed to assist
Il possible. toe crew OF the burninr
ship Upon nearing the vessel il
was louhd to he abandoned, and also that
The flames had complete mastery. It was ais
covered that the vessel was the Maasdom
OF the Rotterdam line. No trace Of I'M.
BOATS oil the ship or OF any living thine
could I've found.
Inc Steamer Massdam was a rapuia,.
steamer Ut the Rotterdam line. and We,
owned hJ the Netherland Steam Nayir,tion
company OF this city The Maasdam sailal
from rotterdam on the 18th inst for Nav.
"fh, where SHE was expected to arrive on
N"N- ! aud Z" sail on her return VOYAGE q,
week later Capt. Van der Zee. a Ma tive Of
i'oiiahd, and an accomplished mariner wa,
het commander She was :, 500 tons bnr,tfr,
The general agent of the Netherlant Steam
navigation company, to which the Maaedato
belonged Wednesday received tn FOLLOW
irg:
Navigation company Oder passed .Maasdan
burned out Capt Sanders supPoses all live.
| seVed by outward bound vessels"
II, said the agent, "as this moss gs
would imply, the passenger, have been takel
OH by steamer coming to this country, We
| may expect to hear from them in about {
week; but on the other hand, if q sailin.
vessel has picked them up, of course it vii
be longer The first case is the NOR,
likely ono, as steamers are constantly
coming to these points by that route; Will,
If they had been saved by vessel going t,
Europe, we would have heard from them be
fore we got the Oders news As to the pas
sengers whom she had on board we have no
the least idea, but believe she had about IS
in oil, as this is about the average carried b
our boats at this season of the year"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-30
Sherih's Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution and rec Blii no.
1916. issued out Of the clerks office OF the GrcGlt
Court of Rock Island county, and state OF ILLINOIS,
and 10 me directed, whereby | am commanded
TO make the amount of a certain Judgment re.
Gently obtained against John Evans III FAVOR "l
Farrell and PaulsOn Bros, ont OF the lands iehe
mcnts. goods and chatteIs of the said defendant,
John Evans, have levied upon the ioiloWlhg
propcrty. to-wit: About eight years uneNpifeI
Term Of a lease of eH VIZ lot /, and W 20 teet 81
lot in block l, old town of Rock island sald
property being the west half of said lot ana Inc
building on said promises. all in the county "i
Rock Island and state Of Illinois, Therefore, ac
cor,iing to said command, shall expose for SAFE
at public auction, all the right, title ana interest
of the above named, John Evans in and TO on, Ias
above described property, on Wednesday inc +2tn
north door of the court house in the city OF Rock
Island in the county Of Rock Island, ana STATE
of Illinois, for cash in hand, to satisfy sad TX
ccntion and Fee Bill. o.,,
Dated at Rock Island, this 9th day Of octo-
nor A n 1SSl I'M BETICkER.
SA05f of EocL Island comfy
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