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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
GERONIMO GOES BACK,
Amer Refusing TO Surrender UnconditIon-
ally.

Afior Refusing TO Surrender UncondItIon-
ally.
Ell PAso, TEXAS, Feb. 25,-Woh has Just
reached here OF meeting between General
Crook and Geronimo at Sanva Ranch, tho
day before yesterday. The chief and Ave
bucks, in consultation with General Crook
asked permission TO return 10 the reserva-
tion Internationally. General Crook re-
fused, demanding an unconditional surren-
der Geronimo declined 20 give himself up,
aud after consultation left for his camp,
keeping the white flag flying for several
miles, Chief Mana and another are still
held as hostages Geronimo is reported TO
have ninety bucks, besides women and chill
dren with him, No attempt will be made
20 follow him. II Is lot known what ho
will do.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
VERY PROMPT WORK.
Btii Introduced and Passed In tho
New Jersey Legislature In One
Hour aud n Half.

TRESroN, n. j., Feb. e4--Ths Lcgisla.
sure last night took prompt action in
tho matter OF the difiisulty In which tho
Stats is placed by tbe decision Of the Su.
prcmo Court In tho railroad tax law Al
ten minutes past Mr.. Corbin introduced
shili providing for u special term OF the
Court OF Errors aud Appeals 10 hear an APP
peal from the decision, and also empower
nE tho Attorney General 10 employ such
ARal and other assistance as he thought
acccssary la prosecuting the appeal Al
s.ls the bill passed the Assembly. Seven
minutes later IL was sent 10 the Senate,
whore u was amended, passed, and at . ;95
e'ciock II arrived backi In tho Assembly and
Tho amendment being at once concurred in,
the bill was ready for tho Governors sig
oaiure within an hour and half after IL
was introduced The Governor will APP.
proveit to-day and the proceedings on APP
peal viii begin at once and be terminated,
u Is thought within sixty days. III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
Iha Kattsr Of lssuIna Small Bills.

WARRINGTON, Feb, A.--The general sub
ject Of the issue Of treasury notes and sill
yer certificates Of small denominations
was discussed at to-day's meeting OF the
House Committee on banking and cur
rency. There are now forty-eight bills
before the committee touching the subject
under discussion. ID was the sense OF the
committee that a general bill, or perhaps,
two, covering tho matter should be formu-
lated aud reported in lieu OF those bills,
and with that view the bills viii be divided
among three subcommittee for cxamina-
ton. s.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
A sTRANan FATALITY.
An Old Lady Accidentally Killed by Pet
MastiT

ANsoSiA, CoNS., Feb 25.-Yesterday
morning the wealthiest lady in Derby, Mrs.
W. II. Slade, died from injuries received
from her pet mastif playfully springing
upon her while in the cellar, throwing her
down and breaking her hip. Her grand
daughter, Miss Josie Hill, was 70 have been
married yesterday afternoon TO Chas. III.
Alling, wealthy manufacturer of Bir-
mingham, aud over two hundred invita-
tons had been sent 90 friends In New York,
New Haven. Hartford and Waterbury,
They were recalled Tuesday, and yesterday
afternoon the marriage quietly took place
at the brides residence, only the intimate
friends being present. A handsome fortune
was bequeathed the bride by the grand
mother
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
Pan EIectric Inyestlo alton Committee.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Speaker Carlisle
intends appointing the committee of nine
members of the House, under the Hanback,
resolution, to investigate the Pan Electric
Telephone affsir on Tuesday next
No Indication has yet been
given as to who will compose
the committee or when the work of inves-
tigation will be begun, but it is believed
that some of the oldest and most expe.
rienced members will be selected and that
there will be an organization for and be-
ginning of the investigation next week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
Arrested for the AIdrldue 0utraoe,

WINDSOR, ILL, Feb. 2s.--Wm. Price, q
neighbor of the Aldridge family, was ar
rested this afternoon, charged with being
the 6end who tortured Miss George AL
bridge and hung her TO a tree until she was
nearly dead. Suspicion has been directed
against Price from the first. 1t is alleged
that the evidence against him Is strong,
but the prosecution refuse to divulge any
facts in advance of the preliminary exam
N afinn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
The Police Commiss onsrs Ousted.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 2S.-The Ohio Su-
preme Court has rendereda Judgement of
custer in the quo warranto cases against
the Cincinnati police Commission, but re-
fped to oust Superintendent Hudson, who
was elected for one yeur. The action OF
Governor Foraker in removing the Com
missioners is thus sustained In the Hud-
son case the decision was unanimous, but
in the Commissioners case Follett dis
eented
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
Workmen DISCHARGED.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. 2s, Between three
hundred and four hundred men we're sum-
marily discharged by the Champion NAL
leable Iron Company, of this city, for sign
ing petition asking for an increase of ten
per cent. in wages.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
A NstIonaI ShrIne,.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 26,-The Senate
to-day passed the bill ceding to the United
States Jurisdiction over the Drexel Cottage
at Mt. McGregor in which General Grant
diad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-03-04
Date Fixed for a Double EXECUTION.

BATON RoreE, La, Feb, 2s.- Governor
McEnery has decided that the execution Of
Pat Ford and John Murphy shall take place
ON Friday, March H.
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Orators who did not speak, an audience that
did not hear, were the paradoxical components
OF ceremony witnessed in a chapel on the
outskirts of Washington yesterday afternoon
And yet there was more true eloquence in the
scene at Kendall Green than If every partaker
In the exercises had possessed the richest gifts
nature bestows upon mankind. No voice
speaks so loud as the work of good men, no
polished phrase is so beautiful as the expression
of godlike charity.
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Soxz SrEcrA1r1H

MANY GENTLEMEN ALWAYS WANT To
WEAR BLACE, COATS on DREssY OCCASIONS,
EVEN IN WARM WEATHER
FOR SUCH WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PREPA.
RATION. FIRST WE MENTION SOME VERY
FINE IMPORTED woRsTED GOODS. . NEW
PATTERN OF DIAGONAL. MADE UP VERY
LIGHT AND as HANDSOMELY MADE AND
TRIMMED AS CUSTOM WORK. THESE ARE.
CUT IN THE LATEST sTYTE AND ANY GEN
TLEMANMAY FEEL HIMSELF WELL DRESSED
IN ONE OF THEM
SECOND. We MENTION A LIGHT WEIGHT.
BLACK "CLOrH-FACED DIAGONAL" VERY
DREssY GOODS WHICH WILL NOT WEAR
-SHINEY." THESE ARE SPECIALLY pEsIRA-
BILE FOR GENTLEMEN WHO WANT VERY
sEkvIcABLE GOODS AND GOODS THAT WILL
LOOK WELL AS LONG AS 1T LASTS
LINES. THAT Is. STYLES WHICH NO ONE
ELSE IN WASHINGTON SELLS
We BUY A LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY AND
MIXED CASHMERE SUITS. AND BUT FEW OF
A KIND. THUS PREVENTING ANY PARrICU
LAR STYLE FROM BECOMING COMMON" WE
GET IN NEW LINES ALMOST EVERY WEEK
AND ARE THUS ABLE To KEEP UP FRESH
NEW STOCK ALI. THROUGH THE SEASON.
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION To QUIZ
BUSINESS SUITS. SACK AND sAIsg,TR,
COATS
Z. B BARNUa & CO.
myS S3l PENN AVE
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The exquisite consistency of an immigration
system which shuts the gates of a free country
in the face of the peaceaole, industrious China
man, and lets in a Most, Spies, a MezzeroT, a
Schwab and a Kearney, deserves to rank as the
eighth wonder OF the world. The Chinaman is
barred out because he is believed incapable of
eomprehendins the political institutions of the
country and assimilating himself with its
civilization. Was ever unconscious irony more
cufffu0F
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The opposition in the Dominion Parliament
Is going To embarrass the government by fore
ing 1t into appare Mt antagonism with Mr. Glad
stone and his cabinet on the Irish Home Rule
question. At some later day we may see the
Home government and the Dominion govern
ment at odds again, and on the question of Ca
madam independence.
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SERkrs TIA

SERkYs TIA
Il noorsed oy the best medical talent the great re-
stof@tlNe Tor oserworked brain. Cergymen and Jour-
ns'ilsiS had In serkys Tea the boon long sought for
druggists. e
SERkYS TEA COMPANY
"a West Odd street
Z r. MERIT General Agent
~ lola st., Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-06

TyLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
~ NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
for restoring to gray faded hair natural color
and youthful appearance, to stop its falling and
assist lis growth to eradicate dandrutT AMI cure all
other unpleasant conditions of the hair The following
letter eX plains ITSELF
BALTIMORE, Nd, April %, 1856.
Mr. ARTHUR NATTANs:
Dear SIR IL affords me much pleasure to bear testi
mony as 10 the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery.
some years since. while in India, suffered from a
severe fever peculiar TO that country. my recov-
erng, patch OF hair Oh the left side of my head be-
came perfectly white without all affecting
Inalnder- To remove this unsightly appearance, 1
mad recourse to various preparations both in Europe
and In this country: they all had great defect
they dyed the hair black. Now, with your Crystal
Discovery. can get the desired shade-the natural
color OF my hair being dark-brOwn. consider your
Discovery the best preparation know or
Yours truly, HENRY J. ROGERS, MD.
No. % Sharp street.
Price 81 per bottle, for sale by
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
Inventor and Sole Proprietor,
my6 18th and and I'd and u sts NV.
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TO secure choice Of the above early call will bt
~6bP Pe siI 6sp,s 1t floor Pa ave. entrance,
In, Increased trade during the past few days ha,
hence we place them sale
FRIDAY, AT REDUCED PIECES:
8 Pair Ladies' Seal Brown Cotton Hose. white toe
and heel fine quality; sizes aud 9la inches.
!.n suis. 81 ne is.; &C
10 Pair ladies' Gray Extra Fine Cotton Hose spill
Remnant Price sl.c
Pair Uildrens PLAIN SILK Hose iIii resnaS s
Qualify; seal and Garnet; size inches only.
Kemnant" Price VOC
"ODD" SPRING WRAPS
Only having these few sizes of the particular lines
and having sold the a profit propose TO give
fine Spring Wrap half and little over half their
made and flushed fit perfectly; sizes "a and 8e
"Remnant1 Price ~ ~
l Fine Black Grenadne Velvet visite, Satin lined
trimmed with handsome match fringe: size SO inches
!esm La p Pr sr;c: s2 & S 90
Black Boueie English Walking Jackets, Diagonal
front. perfect fitting: sizes Pa, 1896 inches.
Remnant" Price IS 10
As we have only the quantities as advertised Gus
Second floor; take elevator)
EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT BARGAINS
SFEASONABLE DRESS
The great trade of the past week has caused the
emulation of an unusually large quantity Of 'Short
collection on our "Rem aant Counter Friday will be
sne arseSa and choicest yet offered Wh view Of
Friday, we shall mark them at exceptionally low
We enunerate few of the lengths, viz:
aAs yards 36-in seal Trieot, for soc.
s. yards ;sSin Tam Tri ao,eG for 'si
5l4 yards 36-in Mode Tricot, for 81 40.
S14 yards 3G-in Tan Tricot, for S3.S5.
2ls yards 5Oin. brown HomespHn, for sl4S
81 Yards 54n Blue i" and Tsp Bou aS for s.
3ls yards 54-in Blue Trcot, for 81 70
81 "a yards yards bin n Tan TAM I5 Is for s255
saras 54n Golden Bro aSt T Gb o. for s42s
47s yards 54-in. Gray Tricot, for S4 30.
g Yards 42-in Tan Canvas Cloth, for slss.
4 a Yards ards 40-in Navy Cashmere for $3.50.
ga yards Ss-in, Pin Check Sulting. for SIS.
57s yard. Aim Garnet Albatross, for -. 80.
yards Ain. Brown French Diagonal, tor SIS.
ia yards o4n. Seal Tricot, for S4.Z5
The above represents but small part of the excel
lent barai ms tor Friday. Customers only wanting
combination suit will find this the opportunity of the
season.
BLACK BEADED LACE "REMNANTs"
We desire to close stock of Black Beaded Laces
place them sale Friday, May 7rh, the following
greatly reduced or "keninanI' prices:
Cut Piece Black Beaded Lace,
"kemnant Price per d.....,..,...a55e
Cut Piece Black Beaded Lace,
Regular Price per yard. ,.,, Soc
Remnant' Price per yard. .......4 Oc
D cut Pieces Black beaded Laces,
regular Price, per yard Sc
Remnant Price per yard .. 5lt.
Black Beaded Dress Front.
Regular Price. 60 Al
Sl.I0
Black Beaded Dress Front,
Regular Price ....- 1900. O. On
$500
Gray Beaded Dress Front
regular Price SO. IS
fsehhnfht frice
AS these goods are universally popular and used
IN the trimming Of all black customers should
c early rs We do not think they Will long at
the above prices
Second floor; take elevator).
For other attractions see FRIDAYS Post" and "I2a.
publican, each different.
my6 WOODWARD & LOTHROp
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PERrEor1os
CANDLES
FOR PARTIES. BALLS. PARLORs. DINING
AND READING ROOMS
THE PERFECTION
PERFORATED AND sELF-wAsTE CONSUMING
CANDLES
ARE THE BEST MANUFACTURED.
No More Greasy Candelabruma
No More Soiling Table Covers
No More Dripping on Carpets.
No Offensive Odor.
Have Extra Quality Prepared Wick.
VIII stand Heat and Draught
Are Pure White Color
Give Best Light
SPERM.
ages, and packed 20 in box
Sold In any quantity by all Firstclass Grocers
BOYCE BROS. PHILADELPHIA.
ap27-tu.th,s6t Sole Agents and Importers
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y Rov1DE Fon Youn FAMILY
WHILE YOU LIVE
BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!
Amy persian afford to insure In
THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION,
Where the Cost Is Small
The costs are controlled by the actual death. Ex-
perence, tn 1883 the average cost per thousand was
less than eight dollars
For prospectus address
+. ]. TIBBITS, General Manager
apIoom 142O + st. NV.
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The growth of population by additions from
without is one of the subjects in which the pa
triotic American takes the greatest pride when
each decennial census of the United States is
published. In view of the Chicago outbreak,
the question Is pertinent whether this sort of
increase is wholly desirable. If it comes to an
alternative between taking in communists and
anarchists and taking in nobody, the vote of
the vast majority will be found in favor of clos
ing our ports altogether. The cost of maintain
ing police and militia to defend society against
these Pariahs is too great to be compensated by
Anew census figures and there is good ground
for doubling the wisdom of increasing our popu-
lation by immigration only to weed 1t out from
time 10 time with powder and ball.
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THE KNIGHTS Or LABOR
Compelled Large
JERSEY MANUFACTURER
In New York to close up his establishment, leaving
him with several thousand Jerseys on hand partly
finished and partly unfinished. We bought the entire
lot at our price and Lad the uni nished and cut
stock made up by irstcAss taors (Knshts of Labor)
in this city.
Without further comment we leave the public to
Judge OF the value Of the bargains offer this week.
back, with white Hercules Braid Trimming worth
$3.50. Sold at SI19.
Lot II.-Fine BLACK CASHMERE JERSEY. vest
front of cardinal white and old god back worth
S2.75. Sold at S2.29
Lot III.-CHILDREN'S JERSEYS tailor made.
vest 'front.' trimmed with Hercules Braid ALI colors
worth $1.75. Sold at S1.46.
coi9ANG DOWN PRICES
.,.,, .,...,, .,...,,., :. .... . =, :.
G; E:
and tight fitting. Boucle and frisco effects In navy.
Lot includes LADIES WALKING COATS, loose
en 10. lnc,uoes our mvor'te "HussAR' COATS.
-, 81 ~ -. a.'aiy 'oop trimming reduced
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The more critical the situation becomes at
Chicago, the greater the credit which the police
Of that city deserve for their conduct All
accounts agree in representing them as MAIN
tanning such GOODNESS in the face of danger as
would be worthy of the Old Guard. In no in
stance have they become panic-stricken and
begun the fight with the mob, but conscious of
she dignity of their character protectors Of
society, they have in each instance first issued
calm command, and enforced ft violently
only when It's execution was resisted The
bravery which impels police officer to charge
upon a rabble armed with dynamite bombs is
greater than that n soldier needs in going into
battle with civilized foe. Armies enlisted TO
NOW each other down nevertheless recognize
code of honorable warfare; a mob knows no law
except that of butchery and pillage. The SOL
der has the inspiration of the romance which is
always associated with war; the policeman is
conscious that there Is little artificial glory
about being killed in "A street affray, and that
tits the fashion of a certain class of censors to
represent him on all occasions as q tyrant, n
brute. an enemy to popular liberty.
All honor, then, to the officer who. In the dis
charge of his civil duty, faces without fiinching
Uncertainty OF misjudgment and the POSSIBLE
ity of n cruel and ignoble death. He is the
servant, inCeed, who is faithful in the lesser
place; AID M challenges our admiration the
more for the iaet that the rewards of his fidelity
are as meagie as its perils are great.
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S31 PENN. AVE

FIo The LAfIES.-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
aud pi-tssiy art of the GaY Is the French Decora-
uVs; on tAlns Dor nrinS superior To hand painting
ds-oies can decorate their dinner and tea sets
dans Ia tTo lessons Also the French Applique or
6hoft- hand PalnuDg, In five lessons. BY
MRS M. 4. + RsHAW
s~0Ss 40 ST. NV,
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BosroN Day GooDs House..

TOMORROW, FRIDAY, NAY 7TH. REG ULAR
WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC-
TONS
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Representative Hewitt deserves the thanks
Of every American taxpayer for his assertion
of the rights OF the people at large against the
demagOgues In Congress and the claim agents
in the lobby. His protest yesterday against a
further waste of public money in reckless PEN
sion legislation was as timely as ii was vigorous.
The embarrassment of southern members in
trying 10 stem this current has already been
the subject of comment in these columns. They
are liable to have their motives grossly miscon-
strued, and all the disclaimers they can utter
Will not relieve them of the wrongful odium.
Among the northern members the republicans
are committed to- the policy OF heavy pension
appropriations, not only in pursuance of the
standard the party has set up for itself in its
treatment of everything connected with the
war era, but because the pension system affords
the readiestoutet for the surplus which accumu-
lates in the Treasury under the existing tariff
The northern democrats, as rule, are either
veterans themselves, and therefore susceptible
to sentimental Influences in favor of pensions
in general, or are elected TO Congress by con-
stituencies in which the soldier element holds
the balance OF power.
II requires a good deal of courage in a man
even OF Mr.. Hewitt's age, experience and
recognized value as legislator, to take such a
stand as he did yesterday. 1t is not at all to
the credit of the majority of his associates in
the House that so few were found ready to
support him in the struggle that followed.
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"REMNANrs. IN vrr,rr, .

"REMNANTs" In WHITE ROBEs
Friday Remnant Day. we shall offer the following
White Lawn Robes. which have become slightly soed
on the outside fods To close them out in day
have marked them at the following extraordinary
low prices:
Twelve White Lawn Robes containing 12 yds 40
in plain material, and yards Of fine embroidery Al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IGOR RENT-FURNITCRE FOR TWO BED
Il rooms. Parlor, Dining-room and Kitchen; rent
nominal TO responsible party. Address Box l02 star
Office my4-st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LUX hENT-
18th st. bi o&P leo 67r2ole Hiliyer Pl.. Tor. $50
.2e 18th St lar l25 Ssp2 2lsi Ar m. ...-.6o
o. 18th 25 1920 Corcoran ST. lors-55
la.o Mass ave, l5rs 100 $40 n. ]. NV. 80
LIS ST NV. II rS: IS 225 81 r. 40
POO II 81. n Tor ~ 81 2t3l $40
1919 y 81. NV. 1lr sS3S l2l L. L. ave. lor.----bo
1910 st. NV. Tor ~ ~ 3tos y st. NV, lors 30
li1- stn 81 NV. IL r. 20 ls45 a.. %
elo 10Th ST. l5r.- 30 l.As 81, sr....-....-..25
las n ~ NV. lor----65
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co.
my1 l824 n northwest
J.NuR RENT-UNFC FURNISHED
lO2o Conn. ave $3.50 1926 l4th 81 ..-..-..--- Gao
\ n av and > sl--.-loo 2U25 III
dzl5 ST s5 lanier Heights...-....35
xV.Sl st $50 l2ls y ST. Office. 81 81
ilao Conn ave....--...s5 5o3 18th 81. 2ofice 40
LII. DE sales st--..-62S0 1901 10th 81 tstablel2o
ZuSs r st .---.-.-----6o stable rear laos h kt..20
lo0i loth sl.co io2s 18th 81 o e.-----..lS.So
FURNlSHEp
NJ eNenr conn SSS'S W Grant face 81 %
81. nr VI ave:...3O0 81. bet roth and Il st IS
n pet Zth and lSth25o y st..b 18Th and 4thlOO
18th St bet X a L......-l50
FITCH. FOX & BROWN
nhso 143s Penn ".
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,

ENoR PENTHOUSE 327 LIST ST. n. f. TWO
II story and basement, rooms Rent S,S Pos
session given May 18TH inquire $685. opposite.
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Ddnrina Ala6emirs.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave
-Waltzng thoroughly acquired in few private lessons
(stricty priyate) Lessons daily.
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THE ROWPANT LIBRARY Catalogue OF the
Printed Books Manuscripts. Autograph Letters ana
Pictures Collected by FkEDEnicK nnSon.
1880
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For Both Sexes-Oitv.
THE WINTERBURN SYSTEM.

A THE WINTERBURN SYSTEM.
"yulhs its promises 70 the letter. menrie.a beGps
ing absolutely scientific Drncples"-J Croly Jenne
June zach lcss0n Iarycous MIA tsrah barron
Anderson Exces Vildo. Garcia. Errani hudersdorn -
Clara x. htutsman . c.,r,..r a, Al
Reception hours 10 10 except fioay knu Ssu'S ~
West 18th st.. Gew.York.