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Tried for Murder a, ro.r,..,.

BALTIMORE, January 20 9-James Clinton.
youth indicted for the murder of John
Mcclure in Baltimore county, in July
last, was placed on trial to-day. The case
was given to the jury this evening, but
not having agreed at 10 O'Clock the cour.
adjourned until tomorrow and order
the jury locked up. The case escites
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-02
Non-Resident Notice.

No. l6S, r. DIN the Bartlett Circuit Court of
Shelby county, Tenn.-R. C. Murrell vs. Lizzie
Murreli-Divorce.
1t appearing to the court from the sharirfss re-
turn in this cause that the defendant, Lizzie MUIR
rell, is not to be found IN this county:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her per-
sonal appearance herein, at the courthouse, in
the town Of Bartlett, Shelby county, Tenn, on
the second Monday in March, lssi and plead
answer or demur to eomplainants' BILL or the
same Will be taken for confessed as to her and
tnls cause set for hearing exparte; and .hat copy
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal, Of
Memphis, Teaa. Tais 24th day Of JAM uary 1854
complainant. tue
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The Cincinnati Arr schoo,.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-The Board Of
Trustees of the Cincinnati University
have transferred to the Cincinnati Mu.
suem Association all the endowments Of
the School of Design, heretofore unde,
their control, to enable this school 10 re.
ceive the recent lafge ENDOWMENT given
by Nicholas Longworth in pursuance oi
the wishes Of his father, recently de.
ceased. The school win hereafter be
known as the Art School OF the Cincinnati
Musuem Association
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CAPITAL POINTS.
Gen. Ord's Remains.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Presi-
dent approved the bill for the removal of
the remains of Gen. Ord from Cuba to
Washington.
Commissioners to the Cotton Centennial
The President has appointed the follow
ing commissioners to the Worlds Fair at
New Orleans: Paul Sughammer, for New
Mexico, +. S. Blake, alternate; John S.
Harris, Montana, William Clark, alter
nate.
War Claims.
The House Committee on War Claims
instructed Representative Geddes to report
favorably the bill allowing officers of the
army, who served in the late war, pay
from the date they actually entered on the
performance of their duties.
The BuIwer-CIaytOn Treaty.
Messrs. Curtin, Eaton and Phelps were
appointed a subcommittee by the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to consider
the proposed abrogation of the Bulwer-
Clayton treaty and matters connected with
the establishment of an interoceanic
canal.
National Emigration Association.
At meeting of the National Emigra-
ton Association (colored) tonight, an
agent was appointed to negotiate with the
proper authorities with view of securing
homes for the colored peoplein in the United
States who desire to emigrate, on unoccu-
pied public lands of the Mexican States of
Sonora and Lower California.
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THE BONAPARTISTS.

Prince Jerome Napoleon Thinks the
Time Has Come for Action.
PARIS, February 1.-Prince Jerome Ma.
poleon informed the Bonapartist deputa-
ton which waited on him. that the time
had arrived to commence a legal, open and
untiring agitation for the promotion of the
Bonapartist cause. 1t has been decided to
hold large meeting on the 18th instant
to discuss the necessity for revision OF
the constitution.
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An Interesting Question Raised Between
Secretary Chandler and the
Commissioners.
WOrkingmen EndeayOring to Secure
Legislation to Prevent the ImpOr-
tatiOn of Foreign Labor.
The Sherman Observation-Disclosures OF
SenatOrs-The Yellowstone Park
The Kentucky Senatorship.
TIE SHERMAN RESOLUTIONS
Discussed Before a Full Meeting of the
senate Committee on Elections.

WAsHINGToN, February 1.-All the mem-
bers of the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections were present at the meeting
this morning. The Sherman resolutions
were under Consideration. Senator Hoar,
chairman, was directed to ask the Senate
for authority to act by subcommittee,
and the opinion was expressed, and met
favor, that the Virginia Investigation take
place in Washington, and a subcommittee
be sent to Mississippi.
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A New and Fatal sheep Disease.

Sr.'PArL, February 1.-The Marquis de
Moores, who shipped 1900 sheep from
Wisconsin and Iowa last July to ranges in
Montana, repo.tS that fifty-five per cent.
have died. The animals swell up and
ulortem disclosed extravasation OF blood in
the intestines, and is ileurable. The dis
ease has been hitherto anknosR.
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Memphis and Kansas City Railroad
Matters.

kANsAs Cry, February 1.-As, result
OF the recent conference, the Southwestern
freight pool revokes the special rate on
Memphis and Louisville business, in con-
sideratlon OF the withdrawal of the Kan
sas City, Springfield and Memphis railroad
from competition for New York business.
The settlement will be ratified next week
by the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad, which will be engaged with
the Memphis road in New YORK business.
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TO TE9E TR RApR.

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hour
and
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10 pluw names
RoI Mll,
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the
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NEW York, February 1.-The market
continues to show improvement in tone
with a demand for cotton goods and
seasonable specialties well sustained, and
followed by good purchases. The general
market Tor woolen goods shows improved
interest manifested, and indications favor.
ing increased demand for immediate and
forward delivery.
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SHAREHOLDER Hanged.

NEVADA CETY, GA22., February l.-John
C. T. Collins, who robbed the Moore's Flat
stage September /. 1879, and killed w. F.
Jennings, banker, robbing him OF two
gold bars wo...hh $1,000, was hanged this
morning. The execution took place dur
ing violent rain-storm, and was witnessed
by large crowd.
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TIE Exposition Universelle de Fart
Culihaire" awarded the highest honors to
SGgastura Bitters as the most efficacious
stimuiant 70 excite the appetite and 10
keep the digestive organs III good order.
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured
only by DR.. ]. G. B. siegert & Sons, and
beware of imitatiops,
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Anlnnaman paugh,er.

ELKToS, Mp, January ga second at
tempt was made yesterday TO poison the
Hull family. The mother and four chill
dren were taken i'll after eating. The
mother accused a daughter who had
turned out badly, and she was arrested.
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NY hands lrere corered wih little dry scaJs.
They hare disappeared, and I'm better than
/ hare been for t,Oer'ty years, from using DR..
BenSOn's SKIN Cure. "A. NJ. Noble, Selma,
4, c., July 3, 1852.
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CHANCERY SALE .
OF
III Il A L H STAT II.

No; 1893, R;nnChancery Court of Shelby County. =
state of Tennessee, use, ETC., VS.. The Missif
slPpi and Tennessee Railroad Company ct al.
t(l virtue of an interlocutory decree for lls
- entered in the above cause on the 4th dayoi
June, 1873, n. -, page l4l, will sell, at pub
lIo auction TO the highest bidder. in front of the
Clerk and Masters ef6ce, Courthouse of Shelby
county, hemphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February =, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described p.op-
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county. Tenn,
to-uit:
Lots L and IS, corner of Dock and Market
streets, 52xll6 feet.
Dock and Fulton streets.
West half of lot 29l Second street, 37xlS feet.
Lot 2sl Second street, 7412xl4S1s feet, corner Of
0yerton.
Lot l6, block 2, south side Market street, 26xlls
feet.
Lots 81 and 50 east side of Water street, corner
of Exchange.
Owned by and sold for taxes as the property Of
IL. l.. Brinkley, Annie b and X. b. Snowdcn
John Overton, jr., and John 0verton, jr., trustee
for Jessie NJ. Overton, Jessie NJ. 0verton, and
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Company.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of seven months ;
purchaser executing notes with good security,
lien retained redemption barred.
This December % 1888.
K. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By Geo. Mallsry, Deputy Clerk and Master.
+. II, c. W, Heiskell, soils,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


New York, February 1.-Business fail
ures for the last seven days, as reported to
the mercantile agency OF r. G. Dun & Co.,
number for the United States 800, Canada
A, as compared with 81 the previous
week, an increase of IS.
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A. J. VIENNA. J. A.. HARTMANN.
A. j. WIEN N q ~ GO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Guns, Rifles, Ammunition
AND FISHING TACKLE,



RY virtue Of the authority in me vested by 8
- certain deed of trust, which is of record in
the Registers Office of Shelby county. Tenn In
book No. liS on pages sol, 302 and 303 Of the real
estate records of said county, will, Oh
Saturday. February =, 1854,
at the residence of J. NJ. Moore, about four lie,
sesta Of dermantown, Tenn, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described personal
and real estate conveyed to me by the aboye-men.
TONED deed of trust, to-wit;
One No. Ames Engine,
One sixty-saw Pratt Gin
Irons for one Cotton Press
Also, the following land, >ftuated in the Eley.
enth civil District; Beginning at the northeas,
corner OF IN acre tract granted TO John Wilson
by tbe State grant recorded in Book 49, page 55l
tAeacs ives. along the north line of said 2OD-acrt
tract 70 the point where the 0Oaere tract belong
tss to Lucy J. Moore as recently decreed by thc
Chsncery CouS corners with the tract of land
Known as the James kimbrough tract: tbence
south and parallel with the east line of said 2OO
acre Tract, about l6O poles, TO point in the south
east along the line of said 2Coa acre tract to tie
southeast corner of said 2G0-acre tract; ,hence
north along The east line of sab IL a-aere tract tC
the point OF tsginningu cpn "a Sjng fifty acres by
estimation. FeF fon and Accurate description OF
said n-oEeSsy teferelice is made to the record o
said deed OF trust Equity of redemption waived
Inc title 70 the above property ID believed to pe
good, put sell and convey as trusteeSnly. Mem
phis, tg2aary 10, lSSl,
JAMES E. HARRIS, Trustee.
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VIcKsBURa, February 1.-Simon Bon
ner, colored, was hanged at Port Gibson
this afternoon for the murder of James R.
Light, white, in November last. This was
the first legal hanging in Claiborne county
since 1916. Mckenna was to-day sem
fenced to be hanged on the 3lst of March
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Grent Lan,i.suit neeiae.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-The great
land suit OF ENFORCE against the heirs of
Ex.Gov. Alverado has been decided by the
Supreme Court in favor of the defendants.
1t has occupied the courts for seventeen
years, and involves $4,000 acres of land in
Contracosta, including the village of San
Pablo. The whole is valued at s. 900. coo.
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DsEEb.

-ASHCRAFT-At Louisville, KY, January 80,
1884, MINNIE L., daughter of John and Martha
Asheraft.
Funeral will take place from Hoist Il Bros,
32G Main street, this SATURDAY afternoon at
8 O'Clock. Friends are invited 10 attend.
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Cannot and Dare Net Ignore the Slave
Trade Question

LONDON, February I.-Goschen, mem
Der of Parliament, formerly special am
bassador to Turkey, in speech at Ripon,
said: England cannot, and dare not, ig-
more the question of the slave trade in the
Soudan, and SO musfteach the Mussulmans
that i'll any conflict with the Christians
the Mussulmans will certainly be finally
defeated"
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All About a pair of skates

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, February IA cadet,
who witnessed the whole affair at the
Naval Academy Saturday last, says the
quarrel was private one between a first
class man and fourth class man. There
was no hazing connected with the diff
culty at all
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The Kentucky Senatorial Deadlock
Broken.

LOUISVILLE, February LIT was ex-
pected that the caucus would nominate
tonight. Sweeney withdrew from the
race early in the day, and rumors of q
probable nominee were many. 1t looked
as if Carlisle would get it. For some rea,
son, when the caucus met, on motion OF
Mr.. Hollon, it was agreed to adjourn til
Monday night, when a nomination will be
surely made.
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THERE we're a., the evidences of a COM
ing storm; the very air yibr.ettsd with the
odor of danger but when the kind la,.e
took from his pocket bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup then came a calm, for the
baby had the Group and would now get
we'll
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CINCINNATI, February Ia passenger
on the incoming train on the Ohio and
Mississippi road shot and killed himself in
the Mushroom of the sleeping-car, near
Aurora, Ind, tonight. From letters on
ms person it is supposed to be Robert W.
Leonard, 81 Detroit, The body was
Wrought here.
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Burned I'm His Barn,

BLooMINeToN, NV, February 1.-Henry
b. Hollins, dairyInan, was burned 10 death
in his barn early this morning. The origin
OF the fire is a mystery. Thirty cattle
were destroyed.
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CINCINNATI, February 1.-The river con-
tinues to rise rapidly, and is rising at all
points above as far as Wheeling. Heavy
blocks of ice are running, but boats are
running with safety
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-02

LUNDBoRe's Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, .Marechal Mel
Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-02

DALLAS, TEX, February 1.-The publi-
cation in the Dallas Herdld of what pur-
ported to be decision by the Court Of
Appeals of Galveston, declaring unconsti-
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NBw ORLEANS, February 1.-Seventh
day of the winter race meeting: Claude
Brannon, Carter Harrison and Manitoba
were the winners,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Prince Jerome and the Bonapartisfs-
The Time for Action.
THE WAR IN EGYPT.

Great Fears That Khartoum Must short
ly Surrender-ForefSn Flashes.
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dividend Notice.

MERCANTILE BANK OF MEMPHIS,
II MEMPHIS, Tenn. January Is, 1884.
HS-At n meeting of the Board of Directors of this
Bank, held this day, Cash Dividend of Five
payable on demand. C. II. RAINE, Cashier.
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cHANCERY SIR
1e ~. OF.
nal ES IT A II e.

No. 45Se, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby County
State Of Tennessee VS.. VIM. Hightower ct al.
RH virtue Of an interlocutory decree Tor sale,
p entered in the above cause on the 5th day OF
July, 1883, N. 50, p. Ss, will SELL at public auc-
end Master okce. courthouse of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February ?, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn. ;,
to-uit: Lot 2, block 469, Market street, 50x200
feet, owned by and sold for taxes as the property
Of W. Humphreys and BERTHE May Scott, the
west half and east half, respectively. Also south
half Of lot 81, on northwest corner Of Third and
Mill streets, frontngs.x feet on the north side Of
Mill street, by depth Of 14SH on Third street,
owned by and sold for take the property oi
BERTHE May Scott (This last described lot will be
first sold.)
Terms Of saIe-0n a credit of seven months,
purchasers executing notes, with good Security.
Lien retained; redemption barred. This De-
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By GKo. MALLERY, Deputy Clerk and Master
Jackson, VIM. Sandford, soils.
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CHANCERY SALE
R E A Il ES TAT II

No. 4S67-Chancery Court Of Shelby county-State
Of Tennessee, use, ETC., VS.. j. T. Jefferson ct al
Rf virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
June, 1883, NJ D. 30, page Ils, will SELL at public
anti2p, 70 the highest bidder. in front Of the
CLERK ana Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, On
Saturday, February 2, 1854,
within legal hours, the folloEing described prop
srty, situated In Shelby county, Tenn. to-wit:
beginning at a stake on the north side of Vance
street $50 feet east from the intersection with Do
soto street; thence east with Vance street so feet
to Cox s line; thence with Cox's line northward
$50 feet; thence westward so feet; thence south
ward 80 feet; thence westward 10 feet; thonce
southwark 10 feet to the blginIinS. Sold for
taxes due by and as pSoIsrty OF defendants Ellen
Kelly, v. J, srtlth, Flora Hurst and Ii. L. An
drswa, trustee.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit of seven months;
notes with good security required, lien retained
redemption barred. This December Is, 1888
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Maetar.
BY Geo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk aad MasIer .
SheDherd. solicitaz.
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! - FORD COM on Prospect mn outside tho VILLAGE.
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RORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute
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FITS FOR AL COLLiGE5 ami BUSINESS.
French. Art aud Music specaiti.s Bon sexes
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er rq y [@ Circular a1,95 begins Its 'hye" sep
| Kov 1. STAFFORD BROWNE D. d. Acting warden.
! ELNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Nil
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.
op-NING OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR.

erNAror AxrHoNY's BrQUEsrs-THE PROPOSED
GYMNASIUM
frrov AZ occ AsloSlL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
pRoyIprvCr, II. l.. Sept Petite fail term OF
trouo University opens with Freshman Class oil he
tween sixty and seventy Some eight or ten moro nave
entered on an advanced standing All the professors
md Instructors are at their several posts of duty. and
the wheels are fairly in motion for the coming year
Professor Harkness who left the country in the sum-
NOR of 1883 for years rest and recreation in the Old
World has returned to his work apparently in perfect
hoolth While in England he spent some time in Ok
ford and received many Of those kind attentions which
The Fellows of the University gracefully tender to
distiu cushed scholars who are their guests.
Two gifts of the late senator Anthony To his " anna
mater are de CRYING of special mcntou One OF thee
was the sum of $4,000. into the possession OF which
the university al comes The other y rare GUT
to Tho library about which q word Of explanation may
not be amiss Many years ago the late Judge Aiocrt
Gerton Greene. a descendant. by me way OF tne
famous Samuel GCrton distinguished IN the Annals oi
early Rhode Island history began to colect Doors o.
American poetry OF this speciality he became almost
q bbliomaniac At the time OF ms DEAN 'nc i'"'aE
collected with so much painstaknS was sou; "llu
about 900 volumes were purchased by gehUeinn
of kindred tastes with Judge Greene ana VINO, LOT
wears had been collecting similar class OF DOCKS rom
ali quarters both in this country and abroad ne
untimely and sad death Of this gentleman 'aco ISM
Harris who with his wife. was drowned Nv 'uc "'o'
tinr of a boat in Of the lakes of Name made sec
sarv The sale of his large and valuable hhiaN. "r
Anthony his consin became the purchaser oI 'h'' par
oft which included ms collection oi Nn,''tn 49,,
and dramatic literature bat 80 ,i''l "I t"' ''',"
collections of Judge Greene and VT. h'ir' g came
into the hands of senator Anthony oN h' H''1> W.
,ttnted the full number of the books "equcah'l l" tue
,,,;v.rt, He was him, elf ardent lover of good
book, and had in his library hundreds ~ c,ei'ni'5
bound volumes of all tie Wei known poets o. %. IA
and America. The entire collection lh,'""inF "'HHN
,,J rtr, uapl hlet~. numbers over '.'l' ah"' -
said i, without rival, ot rs ieta'I'i 'u'' ''' w Wv
,,o...i,n of any library ia this or any other country
the.e books will be placed in ono room 10Y tle pres
ONT NJ lea>t a room which some Of Che rra .'rS "I
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
A. A.
FROF EDMOND GASTlNEAU. 4. NJ.
having co,e his second session in Newport begs 10
HE FOURTH ANNUAL REoPENING
OF the
n y. MFTSTERs HIATT SCHOOL
or MODERN LANGUAGES.
II West f2i9. opposite Reservoir VIII take place tOmOr-
Tow, 2jth. FRENC n, o. KMAN. SPANISH AND ITALIAN
actually epOk n very time Limited classes al
grades Tor ladies aid gentlemen Full corps ~ taue native
assistants $50 pup i n cred FREE TII
$50 : Monday, Wedn and Friday. Z..0 also
|. m. For LECTURE see lecture coiuun
A -CIRCULARS Of best schools free to par
~ . cnt9 Wants Catholic schOpl for two BOYS CITY
ooultry Please give parjcua rs. MISS VI. r. DONOVAN
Teachers Bureau AMI Musical Agency, 30 ana - East
lih-st.
4 FREE trial lesson, Mondays. Fridays. 1890
~ y. M. 3 East I'm 81. by PROFESSOR BERGER
Hon TIE Association Poy'echnique # PARIS French
te'a io1 acquired pidy. Uptown classes; no payment
Deipr and Hcfe 'noes, appleton Company.
EVENING COLLEGIATE FRENCH CI,sscs
- hy yIopr.etOrS O.. Gloss Ten ve1rF evpor IN
ociiug rnch n hc best private schoos OF NrT-YDrk
l,anced coIlr,c examination classes begin Ocj. / at
Jdock 10. - clinton Place
7IR. HENRY TATLOCk. late Principal OF
NcwG0rk. w rive instruction TO- an hou or two ia T. 20
private pupils or 60 classes IN preparatory or COLLEGIATE -tu
forms. s. an hour Address 40. iCi West -adst.
DARISIAN French conversation, literature or
! grammar Peat convcrsat ona method and moderate
terms. pKOF. DO CROQ IT. 4 afeuy % PARIS % East
41sts'