davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1885-02-08
No MONEY Nv BASE BALL
ExtravnCnnt Salaries for Players Said ta
C"nsume Most or the Receipts.

Extravngnnt snlnries for Players Said Co
Consume Mo.t or the Receipts.
There is no money in base ball nova
days" said ]. E. Allen. one Of the directors OF
the Providence Club. at tho recent base ball
meeting In this city. The time was when
man who put his money into a club was quite
sure sure OF coming out morS or less ahead. bu;
control OF all tn. best players in tho country u
lew years ago. and had no opiositi3n, sanriea
Ss I wy wno
American Association WAS orglnizedi in opposi
tlon 70 the Leagu.. the players sa!nrcs al
BID the a wn
formed what is known as the a N,ional agree
ment. tho clubs retained their players ut tho
Several other associations we're then or.
ganlzed in d'fiarent pnits of the country and
we're admitted under the protection OF the Ma
tional agreement. This served TO make good
Sall PLAYERS ssnecia.ly pitchers. scarce and
pr.s"n. time u" rs, ST., sr ptch"r ' viii ii NOT es
look at manager for less than 49, 800 for sea-
son. Rndhourne OF ast years Providence G ub
received the largest amount of money that has
syer heen paid to ball player His wonderful
pitching which won the ehampinnshlp for the.
two pitchers and received the pay Of two
Some of the snIarie- which base bal players
Deasey EWinr Sn nni nf Ward 1" of ,Se New Y"ri
Club. $4,000 each. Mu!lape .wns. 70 have .p!ay"d
Sth ths cineinnsti Club for $4,000 pugsp
Louis for &340O. Thase ara only fsw OF tho
higher prices nal. while the number Of men
who get from $4,000 TO So 0OJ ia large. At these
prices club with q team costing only from
$4,000 to $2O,OU0 is lucky: but II has not much
chance OF winning the championship. To this
expense must be added this ground rent. the
salaries of gate keepers. and the travelling ex-
penses. which will he about as much mare.
Az high priced club. tho New York Club
leads. While the Meropol;ans are nearly al
expensive. The income OF these two clubs last
year WAS nearly $3.50 900. yet the MetrnpoltanS
lost money. and the New York Cub was only q
little ahead. The nrst year the M.tropolitana
were in the field their salary list was light, Hs
were their travelling expenses. and at the end
OF the season they werB oypr $50 900 ahead "
The sun., 1885-02-08
A Court Scandal In Hungary.
From the london Daily Ht,os.

yIENSA. Jan: "a court scandal. which
nearly r.snitel in duet Is the tak OF ali visnna AMI
p.s'. i t"day On Wsdnssdsy night bali was given at
Irs.snt am1"s the early arrivals were Count and
ttmsr in London society The Counts marriage toot
parr acoupe OF years ago under somewhat rom ant1
circumstances.
The Co Htess was the wife of Vienna huancisr and
was renowned fpr h"r beauty She separated from hsr
former husband in or Ter to the Count who
then in thr army. HIS family, however disapprovei
OK the match Ei succeeded in getting him
u one OF I'll. Bosnian xsrisons hupng that the en-
vagen'eht would be thus broken OF But the LADY fol-
lowed nun To his new qulrtert and eventually they
wsr. jm-d in matriinohy at Kausenberg BY the Hel.
yriiaI. rite - 49,
Later on they went together to Rome and were rsmar.
r-i ihrrr IN the tshoiic Church reconciliation " ith
the Cnunfs family was Hfterward effected and the
and his wife have since resided IN Pesth On spt erin.
tlr ballroom on Wednesday night they were cooiiy
xe NY the la1e- OF the Aristocrhcy and presently
hn official belonging to the Lord Chamber aims ono
came up tn the touut To that his wife had been In
yt.' ~ mistuk, requesting him take or home The
Count at"nvl naturally ma gnNnt this traOrdina
~ p-nreedE retired accord nRiv but subssQusntly re-
turned alone an ASKED ANA ion He - told
that the hyn'i, which hal addressed 10 his wife
war tl,rnii another lady Of The family esrins the
sane Christian name. No sai-nrd with this excuse lie
anuun ci from P-s thar by order ot the Emperor the
Count. aud that the urair viii no further 20.
The sun., 1885-02-08
THEY DIDN'T MEAN TO FIGHT
hut . Small and Lively VI M-ssenver Boy Knew
How q" nrIng TAam Tnxeiher.

The crowd which eddied in and out OF the
southwestern doors Of tho Post Ofice on S6tur-
day afternoon. " quarter before o'clock.
stopped running. rushing. and ploddin2 and
gathered In circle around two long. slim. and
thin-necked young men, who threatened each
other with bodi!y chrstisement. but. a. WAS
tsrsely remarked by n byStandrr. il was evident
that til" ons WAS afraid and :ne other dasnt."
They wers admirable specimens of the vast
S.w YorK Tns w.r, S
sy and very thIp. and each carried his head bent
They wore very big cuiTI, unusually high cOl-
lars: and small soap-dIsh DERBY hats. Each
doubleday fists by his slie. as he bent forward
and almost touched the nose Of tho other.
rnry stool n thhs ;1r o9 M Tin: while The by;
bertie respectively. urged them on to the
,"I'llbrcak your head right in, that's what IN
not st 81 conceal the tIemor OF his voice.
swersd Berthe. shaking his head with q great
at tks crowd, Fur iist two pins. ,ist-"
Yes, would"
Would you?'
"YR.n.s. wonld"
After this very belllgcrent outburst they
stood and breathed hard in each others faces.
and the crowd, which was growing restless.
the other side Of the street was lumbering
along slowly toward them. Thereupon u small
telegraph hoy who had wormad his way to the
centre OF tn" crowd sprang like II billy goat n.
the slim young man who had his back toward
him. and struck m heavily nn!dships. The
result was that tho two Young men. both OF
whom were airaii OF gettinl; hurt. came TO-
xrthsr with n crash. Apparently they were hit
all over. There wero black eyes and bleed ing
noses ga lore, and the crow! cheered rs the mes-
tsshR8r boy sped M broadway, pursued by the
two long;legg"d YOUNG clerks. who suspended
animOsittes for the moment to punish the COM
mon foe. But they didn't catch the boy. Mes
senger boys are good runners--ut times.
The sun., 1885-02-08
Is Keeping Coin Givsa by Mistake Larse.y

At the I.ecestsrshre Assizss, yesterday. q
singular case Of nrceny was tried before Lord
Dcn"~tl pcnsonsr named Thonas Ashws,I Va
charged Win ste,lin2 A sovereign ut Alestone IN
TlWh.r borrowed shilling fiOm Edward ksoRh VIII
handed lm sron iu the street near lighted window
ke"gh afrerwnrd that he ad given snvrreiY,
N nlstaSr tor smiling, The prisoner asserted thati
wnsh shilling, nni tod policeman that q sOvereigt
winch he had changed was which he had got for hii
pension. "
me policeman ar'erwArd saw tho prisoner 20 to the
back gt house. The policeman followed aud secretsd
nhSeh iehind await lie heard the prs call man
anu say I" hlm The policeman has been to about
tna M ~, ,te'rxh ! gu nave And nave srent half OF IT,
hht III be hhitei II he has II back" The pOllc smAn
then put his head the wall aud said; So you did
haroh, ,iih ynu' I'm the policeman"
legal Argument then took lnce to whether this
constituted larceny being submitted that what the
prt."nrr did WAS to "kr"p aii not to take" The
Judge sad me principle Involved was unprecsdsnt ted
ana II. lst three questions tU TIE jury which they An.
nw"rei N manner which WAS taken to he verdict OF
Hul " IN" Juia ah the case WAS 40 Important In the
nrinc'pe ihNov"I that liz would himself rnks IL to the
Court ~ Appeal! AMI n-anni. the prisoner would be
liberated IN recuIrzauc-a ~ fIuI 10 up for judg.
neui wlen called upnn after ie legal question had been
decided IN the Court for Crown CaseB Reserved
The sun., 1885-02-08
nome Hard Experiences In tho Nnow Blsck.
nde on the Oregon Short Liae.
From ne Tlcoma Seics.

Mrs Castillo AMI her two children arrived In
Tacoma last nlg' from The oregon Shurt Line
h!"rkri" she was 'lte ny "nt ~ the Nrvs' and
'rsthet ha follows: MNs-lt AMI children were in ths
block tic rlet hny. ihungh there Others who
were thcr" inHch longer The from, twenty 10
eighty feet Ir-, and .Neiv dav the ives. bound train
brnnsf new ssrhI"r. to the point OF III. bloc knds
until about spwer- gathered The trninu on Arriving
aid.d ',e pa.-"hgsrs ani went back empty allowing
no on" To r'turm. though number wanted to do 40
ohtrhk slp Tor III" privilege; Uut the trAnnsn
I" '.,,H uhl"r "rirrs Shl would not allow ~
After We had been there three n vsntlemsp an who
hni hern sick some tiur broke al i'm sorss
bf STONE th- rtitnAi p'N-irinn called and pro.
u"uncsn Il cnsr "f .msiipoS. Yuu ell i'm agins
no" ever thodv f-lt then of the cirsu were taken
rcN, iN own well ~ uthsr. With hgh fever OF
NV uh lr"n was not expected L. i've. lhs died in
three DAYS af'r brtnsii,g out
W, were not nuonei to write or telegraph TO
nor Z" return "n the train. going one Of the
road men said IL wpuui hurt the road In other
rrsp"ct thrf lid Al 'r, cnujd fu They hunt lAr.e
iihs rInIn. hui uair " dIi'- comfortable Whatever
The disease none 0 to L. H. AMI hSid. FROM the
children Ne were nj vel though thu s1psnss great
The sun., 1885-02-08

G"orSs Augustus saIR boasts that he smoke tn
Nsp".' e., once, nrahlus u course Saypleo, number
hr7s lh'tls h"I great instt-r {, bfax Il one Of
our as'!anis .rnhe TO MIN when Nap uaieat.d ss
pastf " ti"h We great tournament ~ Eg inton
i"s H''f a.l, ~ leis -aIi Hs.istAn happe pened to
bee l let "a nr = The tents as. .uef Sauosn and
~ Il" hni ths lAc Nat r. Nls came out nf q ieiugs
"n under ITS cover PARTY dressed IN nndercloi hiuS
~ uH eHl-r lhi ri Uur Ns-orIht- with Mere fvlloM
Pun "u ny hnVtH lie rrpiJ came family end wIIi
full iIhasis o. tu---" wei! 1t wa, nUt hssy.u
'hht was hch,lnuvl u" Nuu know who you speak To
Va Nh,, hhnntt' h.N-1 "ue - Nhr's nunhits That
fir .. Prnrr l"u Saoeun" W.rv liz priuc. ~ III.
power Il the to Ia
In puli IN his hDnt. and wa vii, please ,nsIs ,rs
nN't a., ~, ~, ,yprr',nens. wsl.is smost laughed
The sun., 1885-02-08
JiCKSON'S COTTON BALES,
His Assistant Adiutnnt.s"neraps Testimony
ON the Subject.
NATCHEZ Jan. TO- 1885,
TO the Editor orthe Times. Denocrut

NATCHEz. Jan. 10. 1885,
TO the Editor orhe Times D,mocrat
In Your paper OF Jan. 10 there appears,
copied from THE Sun, u letter. signed Nv. q.
bales at the battle OF New Orleans. in which
MIR. Dhhlgren asserts that In Gen. Jacksons
presence. who did not deny it. Col. Cho,ard
made TO him statement In the affirmative
in regard to this much discussed question.
Surprising that by this Col. Chotard is meant
Cot Henry Chotard. Assistant Adjutnnt- General
TO Gen. Jnc kson. /. AZ one OF his Surviving
daughters. deem IL only right to sny that Mr..
Dahlcren must have entirely misunderstood
my father and to suggest that Gen. jnckson's
Wiiuro 10 deny was because no such statement
was understood 10y him. That m stake has
beer mad" Is proven by rsferHnce to the Com
G1rha lMr!'Hr"f,7, M 1t is5s. in Which nprears
which he prints the following lstter:
n. "ry: nv; ,ssSsa ns. ss q @ a it
2 'spS9t % , 's"9s" IN s to ss % Ii. nS +
era. ,ana ~" a., AL a. You .unnos.' AMI am consc
{" your nr,t -, that Ths schooner carolin. was the
only vessel -uensrd on the evening "t De ~ ani IN,
droppei down the opp"sire The Ri',h camp win
H. 70: u The aSs 4 ~ u, "'"s .'f" :.o
"nn h%qnr! w we ma 70 ersn,,w"rk erected M,h
sures % our hncres rnd ouly one Of two Of these
Me's We NY icy, a.-es ] from l'r position ,nd not set fire
Willy :. MslrrS. Esq !" e"0'AA'
This testimony is full and unauestonahle
Mr.. Dahgren's letter refers to the corrobora.
ton uf tho asserted statement by Col. Jam ~ G.
wilkins. who commanded the troops from
Na'chez, and the only Inference is that Col. vii.
vrr-a'in ion with Col. wilkins. daughters. learn
that their father was not in the hatilr. For
some reason or other not now remembered. h.
oi oeihI Ihereih engaged. am respectfully.
MARIA CHoTARD.
The sun., 1885-02-08
Reformed JEW. In B-...rnb,..
From the London Daily Ne,cs. Jan. 27.

The kischsnrT local papers contain accounts
OF the ni.nINg s-fNte oa tnri.titp day wly
organized Jews uf rhr New Testament In ths,r uw sy,
navel feature IN the service The intro
du''l'n OF m nrEsn "heh n.eonpani.d the opening
"horAlr The leader HHd Of the re- formed
movement Jusrt knhiupvitrn ,s Nrrei lour and
address infI- congregation Of Jews and Luthsr
h-, the latte Vr"mdug lhto The synagogue Tho
pie"n NJ the thris,na. service in the nsighborinS
svanH-liral church
Fhr founder tie s-"t confined himself chiefly to
DENIAL OF tue accepted Jewish belief in IN" futurr
nf the Messiah. Who he d,clur-l hai Alrt iy Mp
prar-d IN the sacred person Of Jesu. Christ AMI begged
hi. hearers to reject hs old hrrf The pastor OF the
,'ghho ihg Heal church. who had accompanied
ms rsAt nn ~ the sNuugngur aid -ssei ia. al
assriui st length iisrinhn, aud bore test
'h"t - ms thorough n-ef In the sinc-rty aud prtn
ripes ~ tHr founder, whom he had known only for
t"" months Pnuilhlrts written Ia support OF the re-
trl-l sect AMI i's LEADER dIstr ute alike ths
jewish AID CHRISTIAN portions OF the audience
The sun., 1885-02-08
SPENDING Hrs MrLIYox:
A YeuWs MNn Whose Father Tuvned Hin Out
of Deere. hut Made Him Ais Heir.


OF Deere, hut Made Him Ais Heir.
"Iwas immensely amused yesterday after.
noon about 4 o'clock at a spectacle I saw on
Fifth avenue" remarked n clerk In popular
uptown hotel. az no leaned over and looked at
the reflections OF his diamonds in the polished
surface OF the desk. Tho spectacle attracted
good dea! of attention, and felt justified In
standing on the corner and waving my hand
majsstically at 1t rs 1t passed by. It didn't no.
tice me. but have already forgiven it."
What was 1t ?"
1t was young man about "a years OF age.
who has been fixture In our barroom for four
years You may have observed In tho papers
within the past two weeks notice OF the death
eccentric. and lived over Ms shop to the end OF
million. His only son had aspirations above
his is,, iatnets atm I business and TIE father Kicked
and nights hero. but silent in some remote lair
which none OF us has ever been able to flnd
Of the whole plac. He talked! with the hall
boys and the porters. hut had q wholesome
gaze at the swells going in and out with the
utmost reverence ana was pernetuglly trying
coat sleeves too short for him. We guyed him
unmercifully. but he took 1t all with the most
into lllion by his fathers death, and to-day
! caught him doing the grand. He certainly
isn't over fonr feet and half high. he wears a
pug nose and pnir Of huge. ears. and his whit
len hair Is cropped short. When caught sight
finest style Of the art. lie wore u white top
coat. whit. overgnl,ers silk hat and pair
Of yellow gloves. and sat on top OF the biggest
dog cart ! eyer saw. 1t had big rod whees.
nre engine. and huge red body. II was yanked
and on the box. bolstered up with cushions and
aiootstool or ottoman on which to rest his fes-
his legs were not long enough 10 reach the
foor-.sat his nibs. A single eyeRlass ,iangled
over his broast. his elbows vera akimbo. and
every time tho horse shook his henh II Looked
as II he would yank tho youngster on his feet
and toss him np as though thrown from a baan
ssnoSHter; sn.S beside him was = bix tootman, and
cd up tho avenue. The horse had q sort OF
pile driver action with tho fore legs. and tho
heavy chains on his harness ratified loudly.
That young millionaire Ia tho biggest man in
New York to-day. and he will continue to think
80 until he meets some other millionaire who
really Ia the swell. and then he will fnd out his
weak points In worry short ORDER
Then tha clerk looked ut the reflection of his
symmetrical henh in the mirror hehnd tn!
desk and then fell to staring the guests out OF
countenance with mechanical intensity.
The sun., 1885-02-08
CURIOUS FEArURxs OF AczOAE xI1E
Accidents IL tie n aassas Field.
Prom Beirs Llt In London. Jan. 81.

Dy tbs time tho hunting season comes 10 an
end there will bs Formidable list Of accidents TO be
crop ~ serious sccens IN the ned and the season OF
iH|S bids fair to leave an unenviAbls reputation be-
hind u. IN Monday LAZY Ethel wickhsm, while follow.
ing the fitxwilnn hounds took dangerous leap and
,n!ut,e. uu SATURDAY Mh.n hnatins with the lisr,.
Abingdon. had y bad fail. Her horss blnndcrr5 At 8
small but derp ditch aud hnally rolled IN on top Of
her aud IL WAS with drioutv ehs rescued from
drown G. On the ;,us day Mr Psreta Young ofhsss 5s
when riding with the Household Brigade Draghounda
near windsor In taking . fence his hevss oundsred
and fell Mr. Pereirn heinI undsrneaih. He removed
TO h and w are sorry to state that the atsss
Another sad accident happened st Sypton Leicester,
Friday. The Uuofn hounds were moving out Ot pad.
dnck when Mr. rr<w Of Bsvgrave Hall riding with Lord
Mnnners the master was thrown his horse falling on
him Ills feet were entanged In the atirrups and he
wa. dragged distance along the ground. kvsnsu
Ally the horse ped aud Mr. rrew being pic ed up
on the same day Capt Blnke also met with Acci.
dent but fortunately not much harm vac done. The
Gap am vas thrown when l-apnx hurdles when HE
way to the meet at Mr.. tree nelds Bsschwood Park
The sun., 1885-02-08

Prom the Waterbury american.
GAssMANN-In this city, JAN 90 1855 a
h,mgh.r 10 Mr. aud Mrs. Frank oAssmann. the famous
The sun., 1885-02-08

n IH
the community that soda and other mtneral
waters were preferable to a.coholc drinks.
THIS Jid no pot % mert win much enthusiasm. ~;
wealth trying to impress. 1t upon thu public.
Atanother tim, he really did succeed in rails
ing the standard OF bakers bread. 1t was he
who CAV. the city the clock and bell now in the
staeple OF Independence Hail.
THE KATIE KIS0 TRICK.
Mr.. Seybert was one OF the principal visitors
OF the Bliss spiritual.tir trieksters who we're
freely bl:d. financially. He pail large sums OF
won MR. is1sa ss hal sysn N Gr,h G"s +. "b
whose father WAS alleged to be u denizen Of an
other world. there was spirit christening. ut
bert supplied tho Bliss lnrer plentiiuly with
turkeys. fruit. and wine. which wsr. angeriy
n, ,coIuslon with the Kisses and their friends
II transpir-d TINT the spirit godmother was
pnrsnnaieI hy Miss Helen snyder. who after
The turkey fratbsrs were used to decorate the
head Of Red Cloud. u bogus Indian chief. said
About ths time the B.isses we're expos.d they
wer. prenaripg t" mater,alize, a. they asserted
tsr snrt OF 'hT vrsn Mery '"r Mr S"yt.rs
500. When tho conspirators were tried Mr..
S-ybert avoided s"rvicr o! the suhpnnn, and In
H!a yalst tes He'd that he had transported the
poultry 10 the Bliss mansion. Ii WAS not
snows %hs,n., Ill., f..h VIZ sh,seG BY
the beau-st mentioned. and rs sscd that hi. bod
na cremated NJ the Leinoyns Crematory at
Washington. Pa.
WHO sLADI Is.
DR.. Henry Slade. TIE medium who has been
posing before the Seybert commission and so
thoroughly mystifyng Rons OF its nember-
has a. worldwide reputation for mis- spiritual
lEtlc fShts. About seven years ngo he aprnng
into proniinsn II tn" Bow Strest Police Court
London. where he Was charged with using
subtle crafts and devices by pnlinis'ry or
"na ohsss i. Il assssn % rr E
i'm nrisanmsnt with hard labor. hut ths oonvio-
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Professional.
Orean Gleamers.

Wfean 5lelmers.
ANCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
- GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LONDONDERRY.
II NFSSlA. Oct noon. CIRCA 81 A..- oct - a.
An, HORIA.Oct Ella ETHIOPIA. ..oct{l, III
Cabin passage $50 TO 80. second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY of IlOHF.... ...-..sails "Wednesday Oct 81
CABIN passage 500 ara upwards Second class sjj.
steeragc outward S%0. prepare sl3.
Bowling Green. New-lOrS
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A. xaund oosss is said to DO the author OF lnc ca
<ss,..,,c article concerning Mr. Howeiis ia'e's F"'
}I.bsd IA The Fau Mar Gaseile.
AZ e,osss's lectures "From shakespeare 70 rope
49,. .hch yyero delivered IN this country ast
-, ,h.hea here In a fortnight or 30 oy Doao q
sf.e The dscourses have been revised oy 'h"
m. .,orv which MI Howclls has contributed 10 inc
..,,,g volume OF So Nicholas relates the re"a
tssugs t,et happen in consequence OF ute pri
~ :. rrr,s.pas should come every day In inc year.
,s.erious disappearance is the chief device OF NE
p~andsr Matthew's forthcoming novel; inS AAs'
Meeting" 80.
Ar s,.d,nan's "Poets OF America" VIII DC prousn'
-, a,,,ost immediately by Boughton, Miin q 20 ino
~a,s.o. a. r,ehly provided with what many Vsiuaoo
so. cnisbed daring the last few years have Jacket
ean,on. and careful analytical index. The various
Of the comprehensive whole bear these eties'
aFarv and Recent Conditions, Growth OF the
eehooi william Cullen Bryant, John Greenleaf "DitieI'
,sa,s, waldo Emerson Henry wadsworth Longteiow,
rarar Allan Poe Oliver Wendell Holmes james hussoii
,a.ran walt within an Bayard Taylor, The Outlook
limited edition on large paper of Mr. stedmah Nol'
- iii be proyided for bibophsts and Granger
,.a II viii form two octave volumes put up IA poa'us
mi, work n must be remembered. is particularly "0i'
dior extension"
Mia blanche wills Howard, the author OF ono
e,,u,erY Guenn" and Aulnay Tower, Is III hos'oi'
having been brought TO this country by ire recent oes
Of relative shc will spend week In THIS CITY anu
will sail october1 for Stuttgart.
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Gam 5tbools.
A ENgAL SESSION I27thl Of II the U I;S

ANNUAL SESSION (27thl Of the UNIVER-
N sITY LAW SCHOOL, WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Begins Oct next AMI enls June l. 1854
course ssons and both written ard oral
examinations required for degree. An allowance of not
t1an year Is made for previous stGdY. .
Tie instruction by lectures Oy the Proiessoi suy OF
exbo0k statutes and recitsOns and Moot Courts
Ol class lectures win also be follows:
BY A. j. VANUERPOEL, IL. d.. On Practice at Nisi
Prius; WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLEk, IL. D.. on Maritime
Lay and Admiralty Jurisdiction. JOHN Il. PARSONS,
ESQ., on Wills A. A. REDFIELD, Esq, Descent and
Distrfbution; CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq. international
Law; AUSTIN ABBOTT, Esq. Preparation for rial J. s.
AUERBACH. Esq, Corporations; O. +. MAGELLAN. Esq,
Criminal Law.
For circulars ETC. apply
ID. X. JAQUEs. Secretary OF the Faculty.
Mutual Life building, 81 Nassau 81
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty eighth Of institution will
mcnce Cd the first MONDAY OF October 1885, at the Law
School Building 45h-s, between 4h and Madison
aves north side and will continue until June 1885.
study embraces two and Is designed 70
rive and instruction IN the principles and
tce OF the law For catalogues &C. address above.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Warden. &c.
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TIE FIRST THREE ENGLISH BOOKS On
AMERICA. II 1511l-1555 A. D.

AMERICA. II 15llI-looo A. u
Ee,pg chiefly trans sions compilations, ETC. BY RICHARD
,pT,S s,net;me Private Secretary Sir W. Cecil after
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