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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
DESPERATE TORY EXPEDIENTS.
FINDING LAWS 10 UPaoLD COERCION.

GENERAL BuLLER A sTANCH UNIONIsT AND NOT
FOR HOME RULE
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Government have OBJ
tained from the law officers of the Crown at Dub
lin opinions to the effect that tenants trustees and
otners conspirng TO dcfraud landlords of due rent
are liable to indictment under the common law
General Butler, annoyed at the assertions OF
larnellite papers to the effect that he symrahizes
with the Home Rulers has authorized state
ment that he is not in favor Of Home Rule and
that he Is a stanch Unionist.
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LAYING HER WEALTH WELL DISTRIBUTsG

LEA WING HER WEALTH WELL DISTRIBUTBD
PHILADELPHIA. Dec tspectab.-The will of Ann VAIN
Ryerson admitted TO probate today gives $4,000 to the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals 10000
to the Home for Aged Colored Persons In this city.
$4,000 to the suffering Indians s. 900 the freedmen
OF the south and West $1,000 TO the Indian Seminary at
Carlisle, $4,000 TO the Colored Orphan Asylum OF this
city, $4,000 to the Chdrens Hospital, $1,000 to the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty Chdren 81 900
to the Widows Asylum $1,000 To he Old Mems Home
and $1,000 TO the Female Association OF this city
cOdi 10 the will that should the dccedents ste
son. who is president OF the Society for the Prevention
Cruelty 10 Animals consider that he not Keep up
his present mode OF living the bequests be inoper
aIiye and the amount 70 be given " him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
COsr OF BhIYuiSG KAR 10 JUSiI0S

CHICAGO Dec. Elm the OF Ker. decided oy the
United states Supreme Court to-day, the iaets h'ovea
interesting. tor many years prior 70 January 1900
Eor haa hsen tho cpnIdeL tia clerk Of Preston kean
Co naukers OF this cy. that month, having obtained
leave OF asence pretended to start ior New-oreans
Al the end OF two his employers received iettcr
from him postmarked Chicago IN wncn he disclosed that
he was defiter the amoant OF upward OF S55,JO0.
Unfortunate transactions on the Board or Trade wero
staeL 10 DO the OF his misfortune. Mr. Julian,
wnu secured nilli PinkertOn detective. IL wus
Senator Logan VINO Induced Tue Navy Department. To
send the Essex 10 tallao hnrpJr after tue
iugitiya. Leunaid owell, the counsel ivr tho
prosecution, SAID: " inis successful prosecution OF =
augerous kinl OF puullc criiniuaI only possible
turuugn the pcrnagi,y frcson Co Who paid
tue cn.ire captro Oc>idcs empsoyig
special counsel at nearinss Ieir expondi-
ture has bcon cIUvOJ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
COMMENTS OF LONDON NEWSPAPERS ON THE PRE-
-

COMMENTS or LONDON NEWSPAPERS ON THE PRES
IDE>I's NJ ssAGE
LONDON, Dec 6.-The Daily Netrs. commenting on that
part of President Clevelands Message referring TO the
fisheries question. says:
The ought not to allow themselves rest
they have ranged tie question The dculy seems
to while New Euglabn
not ire unsuitable greei pfoteC
dion about the disposal OF the surplus
die hard in Auerlca 1t is how
ever beginning regarded with increasing popular ms
The proposed revision OF the tan may DO the DeB
ming Of the end.
The Daily lelegraph says:
Never words included in message which more de-
attention o the British Minis
To the dispute II IL eau In any way De @d-
iusred would he height criminal slortsghedness
The Standard says:
President Glands Message is sensible and statesman
like production and emneDty pacnc note OF menace
Although describing the fisheries question ne
upon the Canadian fsherlnen yet not
word is spoken 10 excite hostility OF rekincle STRIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
FILLING MIR. STONES VACANT CHAIR.

WASH AoTos, Dec. 6.-The President mas appointed
George A. Allen to be United States Attorney for the
western District OF vice William A. rtone
suspended offensive partisanship lhe President
signed Mr. Aliens commission on saturday evening.
PITTsBURG, Dec. (spec.dbGeorge A. Allen, Of Erie.
who has appointed United States District Attorney
vice Colonel Stone, suspended Is member OF the law
firm OF Allen Rosenswcig and his partner will be re-
membercd as having OF the most remarkable rail-
road damage record lie had be.n given wrong
ticket put on the train by the conductor suffered MI
OF mlshaps and got x3OOOO or us
trouble. Allen defeated for Congress eight years az
and the present appointment Is due 10 tho ihnueneo Y"
his tow nsnlan, Congressman ". L. scott
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PLUNGED INTO THE ICY sUsoUEHAyyA

BNGHAMToS Dec tspeiap-At p. IN. today por-
ton OF the old covered bridge fell twenty feet into the
susquehanua River. Workmen were engaged In taking
1t down at the time and two men. Theodore Earle.
tractor, and James Leary. workman, down with
the great of timbers The ieet
deep, aud Larle BY diving and struggling along the
ely bottom, bruises eary tiurty,
probably fatally injured. his head being cut,
being brokcn the other Knee crushed internal IN
itriaa
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PAUL JUST ARRESTED FOR SyRAK THiErIydL

CHICAGO Dec. 6.-Two years ago the city papers
gave much space the novel method Of theivery em-
poyed ty young German eectrician. Paul Just, who
had robbel Mr. shurley, jewecr OF No. so statests
Of va uabIe gems. He Grabbed the jewels from tays
ran out of the d0or, and climbing staircase TO the
top vor mounted the root OF the CentIai Music Hail.
He was caught, however, ami sentenced " Jollee
for one year. Yesterday Detectives Baer and Meyer
arrested Just in the Revere House on the charge ot
steans valuable oNer0ats irvm guests VI tho hotel
whle supeiin,ending inc hanging VI electric bells.
lie confessed tho crime. lie Is said 10 be an expert
electrician lie hors beauufui gold medal for tho
ing five Ives enuanseM IN . lire In "Ihe Now
Yo.k Mor.d' builulng III 1870 shortly after hif
iaudabio ieat he climbed to the third story Of I
broAer's window in Broadway on tho prctencc ot
han NJ an electric wire ami stoo gold brick.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. D, 1886.
DuLoN's DEcLARATIoNs.-7he Daily hens says: Mr..
Dllons language Caserea is calculated to provoke
reaction In OF the landlords. We willing To make
allowance billions patriotism, but his words will give
comfort TO his enemies and distress To his friends"
MRS CRAwFORD.-Mrs. Virginia Crawford who
one of the Crawford bike case proposes
TO make her debut In comedy shortly at q WestEnd
theatre.
DEHoUscISG TfTHEs-The Advent pastoral letter OF
Bisbop Bagshaw e, Catholic Nottingham,
deuvuIces tithes for the support or the Established
Church rs unjust Protestant tax, and recommends
Catholics TO resist payment
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CONFERENCE OF THE COLONIES
TO ORGANIZE FOR IBE MILITARY DEFEN CE OF
THr BRITISH EMPIRE.

THF BRITISH EMPIRE.
BY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
LONDON Dec 6.-1he Colonial Secretary OF
State has sent dispatch to the colonies the full
text of which viii be published in The DAILY
Telegraph to morrow. sUmmon'n. to conference
the representatives Of the princiIa colonial GoV-
ernments to be held in London next year to con-
slider .l.e question of organization for military
defence of the British Empire and the develop
ment Of postal and telegraphic communications
The disratch states that the patriotic action OF
the colonies in offering contingents OF trooIs TO
take part in the Egyptian campaign made deep
and lasting impression on the public mind and was
the first practical result Of much careful work
during recent years The time has now arrived
when an attempt may fairly be made to attain to
q better understanding as to the system OF de-
fence which may be established throughout the
Empire.
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NJ. FLOQUET OFFERS TO FORM CABINET
FORECAST OF THE MINIsTRY-COMrLAiNT or PRES


IDrNT GRRvY'S DELAY.
PARIS Dec. en- Floquet has made an offer to Presi-
dent Grevy form Cabinet In order to avoid Russian
cnmity Floquet willing to take the Ministry OF the
Interior Of the Foreign Portfolio. together with
the Presidency of the Council The rest OF the Cabinet
is forecasted follows NJ Laboulaye Foreign Affairs
NJ Rouvier. Finance NJ. Goblet. Instruction; General
Boulanger, War; NJ. Lockroy. Commerce
committee appointed from the three groups form
ing the party of the Left in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties TO formulate a programme for the whole party
has decided favor of the party giving common support
I'm the future the Cabinet, and TO abandon making
further representations President Grevy Prime Min
lister de Freycinet
the Chamber of Deputies this evening. NJ Maillard
an IiTeconcilable making motion to adjourn the
Chamber until Thursday, complained at President
GreVys delay in forming Cabinet aud said that II
there further delay the people OF Paris might the
selves tho President This threat was fecelVeu
with general and proestatons 80
NJ FOquet declared that the PresldenI ana the 'nhm-
Der must both be left free.
The Chamber then adjourned until tomorrow , ~
President Grevy held conferences to-day Win inc TIcs-
idents Of the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies
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TURKEY sAIIsFI ID WITH NICHOLAS.

THE SULTAN ASKS THE POWERS TO ~. LIP HIM shi-
TIE THr BULGARIAN QUESTION.
CoNsTANTINoPIE Dec 6.rhe Porte has issued circu-
lar to the Powers the effect that the Sultan assents 10
candidacy OF Prince Nicholas. of Mingreia Tor the
bulgarian throne and invites the Powers to cooperate Tor
q speedy settlement of the Bulgarian question.
SOPHIA. Dec. 6.-M. Somof secretary OF the Russian
consulate here claims from the National Bank $4,000
ms occupatiou indemnity The claim admitted but the
bank recognize SOmOls authority since he
rupture diplomatic relations between Bulgaria anu
Russia 49,,
BELGRADE Dec. 6-King Milan yesterday received the
deputaton OF Bulgarian noabes who are on tour OF ex-
PLANTATION to the Powers.
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ARRtsTEp on A CHAh0E OFLIBsL.

AsBURY PARK. N. j.. Dec. 6.John L. Coffin one Of the
Water Commissioners OF the town and Editor of The
bury Iark Journal and John X. Wallace, the publisher
Of The Journal have been placed under $500 bonds to
await an examination next Monday Justice OF the
Peace Border upon charge OF criminal libel made by
Assembiyman George Patterson. la the ast campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07

GALVESTON. Dec. 6.-What is regarded here an inn
portant test OF a newly invented telephone made
yesterday and IL proved great success. The nstrti-
menl Is known the BarfieNelms telephone. the in
yeuon OF g. /. Barriett and W. W. Nelns both Young
men residents OF Houston. The test consisted Ia talking
over q wire $50 miles long, that being the distance "
NeW-Orloana aud return.
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GRIEVAACnS UF WO1AINGMEN.
ORDERED TO STRIKE AGAINST THEIR wlLL-BARRY
LEAVES COHOES-HotEs.

ORDERED TO STRIKE AGAINST THEIR wlLL-BARRY
LEAVES COH0Es-NotEs
PrTTsBURG Dec. (speciab-By order OF the Executive
Board of the Knights Of Labor, the at W. Breeds
shoe factories out strike TO day at
The strike depves 500 people of employment. The Lynn
price for cutting Is $7 week Mr. Breed has cutting
done at Salem for $lia week. A strike is expected
in Mr.. Breeds Salem shop tomorrow. and more
than likely his shops at Rochester, n. H.,
will be brought up in like manner. The
strike is not Of Mr. Breeds paying under
price his Lynn help he the Lynn price to Lynn
peculiar feature of the strike is that IL is not
sanctioned by the several hundred workmen interested
They have twice voted by large majority STRIKE
and the Executive Board calls them against their WILL
CoHoEs n. Y. Dec. pecah.-Barry, OF the National
Executive Board Knights Of Labor, has gone and negO
tiaOns between the manufacturers aud Knights are OH
The manufacturers will meet in the morning and ii il
said that they will decide 10 throw open their mills
ednesday morning to employ any who may want 10
work. asking questions 10 whether person Is
Knight of Labor or not
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6.The grand jury to-day found five
bills OF indictment against David Milliams, Moore
james Hayes and Eugene j. Murphy charging them with
conspiracy and libel The defendants members of
the Cutters UnOn and the charges based cards
addressed to customers OF John b. Stetson.
sHAMOKIN, PENN Dec. 6.-The lockout at the Excel
sor Cciery ended to-day through arbitration, the
miners being conceded an advance OF D per cent
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MANY PRISONERS TRY TO ESCAPE.

SANTIAGO, Dec @. via Galveston.At 6:20 p m yester-
day 900 prisoners confined the Jail here attempted to
pass the guard and escape The guard fired upon them
wounding two who have since died. Fifteen managed
to escape
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A JUDGE KILLED IN A DUEL.

BERLIN, Dec. Ga duel with pistols has been
fought between Captain Baron Won Ardenna adjutant
TO the Prlssan War Ministry, and Judge Hertwch,
OF Dusseldorf Hertwlch received q bullet In the
abdomen and died two hours later. The cause Of
the duel was Hertwich's accusation that Baron Won
Ardenne had tonducted amatory correspondence
with the formers vic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
A HALL AND FOUR HOUSES DESTROYED.

HALL AND FOUR HOUSES DESTROYED.
Fire. probably Of ncendary origin, early yesterday
morning destroyed Seimmermans Hall in New-Bruns-
wick notorious place OF amusement and four dwelling
houses causing total loss of $4,000 almost fully COW
by insurance The hall undergoing repairs and
II will probably have to be decided at law whether the
carpenters or the insurance company are losers
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LOSS OF A vESS l. WITH ALL HANDS.

THIRTEEN SAILORS CO DOWN WITH 1HE SCHOONER
EDITH.
ST JOINS n. F., Dee 6.-The schooner Edith from ST.
Pierre for Langaid lost Sunday on reef near
Mquelon Island. All the crew. numbering thirteen,
perished vessel loaded With provisions Or the
winter supply OF MiguelOn.
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MASSACRE IN THE sAHARi

TRpoII Dec 6.-Tuareks have captured the fortress
at Chat in the Sahara and massacred 100 members Of
the garrison. 5'F
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OBJEt TING TO "THE fAruERHOOD OF GOD"
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6-The second convention Of Il Q
United Labor party in this city was held this
evening, when declaration OF principles and
the report Of tine executive committee on the or
ganization and government Of the party adopted
When the credentials OF the newly elected delegates
were being received william J. Gorsuch, the delegate
the Friendship Liberal League, objected to be-
cause he Anarchist but the objection was over
ruled. Mr.. Herrwig delegated to read the
declaration Of principles, and when he came to
the sentence, 1--WE believe In the fatherhood
Of God and the brotherhood Of man. Mr.. Cor
such objected There is delegation" he said which
recognizes specific religion" "Tbe delegate who
dies believe In the Faherhood Of God, exclaimed
excited delegate lis not bit TO he American citizen"
in spite OF this olurgation the FaherhOOd OF God
stricken out by IA vote OF So TO 40. Mr..
Herrwig continued reading uDinterruptedly until he
said " That the ballot was the only method by which
the redress Of social and political grievances TO be
sought" Mr. GOrsuch objected to the word "Ony" and
suggested that lone OF the methods" be substituted
for there other methods besides the ballot for the
redrcssing of political and social grievances he sgnih-
canty added was decided however not TO change the
clause
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DILLoNs CASE MUST BE SETTLED.

LONDON, Dec. C.Mr. Mcdonald Irish member OF Par
lament IN speech at Plymouth this evening" said that
the eixhty-six Parnele members OF Parliament were
determined TO consider noothcr business until Mr.. billions
was settled.
vscount hieoursie writes that If Dllons speech was
the deliberate opinion OF the Parnctes be win not
again fof Home kule, and that many OF his friends will
likewise refuse " support Home kule again.
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,yy FALL OF SNOW IN yIENl

HEAVY FALL OF SNOW IN VIENNA.
vienna, Dec. 6-snow has been falling here for forty
eight hours, stopping railway traffic The telegraph
lines have not been affected by the Storm
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RIoTING RENEWED In CORK.

Cork, Dec 6.--kicfng renewed here this evening
5he police were ho0ted by large mobs the streets
1as ~ known nobody was ipjNssd
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Proposed FAST RIVER BRIDGE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ga bill wasintroduced by senator
Evarts to-day bridge the East River. New YORK Inc
bill declares that bridge the East River between
New.York city and Long Island City, New-York con
strcted In accordance with the provisions OF act Of
the Legislature OF NewYork state incorporating the
Long Island Bridge Compa y, shall be lawful structure
and highway when com.tcd. IL Is provided, however
that the bridge shall hot impair the navigation OF the Eas
River and that denomination shall be under the super
vision OF the United states Corps OF Engineers
"a SPARKS WANTS MORE PAY.
WASHINGTON Dec. 01he secretary of the Interior nm
inserted Ia his annual report ameDdagoy roeommen1
1,~-ras-.~S = ua6ah Rnsn.
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r vopr nan rRpNr SUNDAY SIXTEEN PAGES
rbsse belong to . period on which. thus far.
-. - ,vorr has heen done

almost no work has been done
The festivities of tho Congress- began before the
work. On Sunday evening an iniorna, dinner W
giveh to tue members in order that they mig nr
become acquainted On Monday eVen,TB ~.
Cautsch Won Frankenthurm. Minister Oh Wolsuap
and Public Instruction. gave reception., we1,o
dav the Burveneister OF the CIV 'n'n . W. G,v
0rrss 60 dinner gwen by the city IN the new Oily
I'LL "Wednesday evening Archdnke Rainer gave
a receptiOu to the members, and on lnuisuay c'.'I
ing a dinner was given the Congress IN tnc vi ;i
Hotel Friday a steamer was cnartieu ~. a.
nm the Danube TO the Kabenberg Mountain. in 1
fa,vor,te summer resort of Vienna. and Inns enuo"
the festivities OF the week h.., cnIlecting
Arcbdnke Rainier has for years oeeh c" ,rn 80
manuscripts aud papyr ana ,me nvr, ia found the
little fra gment of what Ia supposeu W III Tor cor
ifth GOSPEL The FRAGMENT Is TOO sn'a 81 msrt of
tainty hui itis probable That u Is ~, a;m;,or
an account parael with the GOSPELS ~ - sinI'a
a. a. ,hn 1;osne of Mark This immense c0iiecllon y.
nanvri was found in the RUNS OF Are'hoc' iran
nresent town OF FL Fayoum. Iney arg w 80,
f,ng.ces and of varied import ana In'e i
Among them The sO-cailed siero'.lo us. ~ an
These number over 500, aud are written III IN ~
ent;relv unknown Language. No one has peen apde
to decivher them even TO guess az inc DAN"
the language or the character OF their cnh'e rs
They are thus far absolutely unihte'.rt;p now ne
nroblcm of solving their difficulties VIII now uo
bepun in earnest The Congress entrusted Tioi tc
sor Kra with the duty of publishing THESE ~ ~ ,Is
simle in order that they may nc Iaid oe VIZ
next Congress IL is hoped tbat 'nc , c"" make
efforts of the EgvptO loeisu Will 10 "'0 ="
Tha nIes;"o session was held SATURDAY. 10y
invitation of the King of Sweden the mex. oo"e
will be held in Stockholm in August, 1850 -,
rFor Reviews of New Books, including o. W. W.
Reniamin,s Persia" Dostoyevskys crime auu
pnnisbment.n Dr. Stinde's BuchhoIz falhS,
InI;on Uowtborre's Confessions and CRITICISMS
ond for other literary matter, see tenth paee.l
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NyUITE. STAR LINE.
OED "Dp LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO,
From Pier ST. East River
PHILADELPHIA. W ednesdaV NoN.
-
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially punt tor eis
trade have very atlOns Tor passengers
For freight passage apply ,,
BOULrON. BLISS x DALLETT. General ManagerS
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THE FILMS" springfield, Nass.-Family,
1 fay and Music School for Girls Primary. Academic
Classical ana POst-Craluate Courses
P,JI,IER d CHAMPNEY. PrlnClpaIa
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3nstrurtlon.
For Young Ladies-City.

40 -AVE.-Mrs. Roberts ana
40 Miss walkers Enghsl, and French Day schoo iof
Young ladies' and little girls 49,,
No HON r. study pupils under ~ 100000, ,ruts an ,
special and saOrler hours lot "u'""0ou PuP W.
uosi graduates
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For Both Sexes City.
A.-sAUvEUE SCHOOL of h n'a''
NETWORK, lAhis. q,
GS West 37thst. i'ue '"'"'"'"' -
Also Boston Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Washington
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1netrutiion.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
INSTITUTE,

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
HENPSTFAD INSTITUTE,
ii Hampstead, LONG ISLAND n;
Primary. intcrmedatc. Higher English and Commercial
Catalogues sent application.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester M SsI ysr[ seSns sept S ts
MORRIS ACADEMY
GHATLEs D. PLArr, A. NJ" Principal.
re- on to those Who pay r. r. Communication in order
attrrl the school
NJ WrON ~. J. INSTITUTE Peautlful,
y Lomerk. healthy high 5tcfeet younr boy. .pcc.
altv urinary English commercial academic college prepar
rooms ho ana cold water extensive grounds riding depart
men' horses ponies and pet A. NJ Principal
CHeR rLIpGE Media Academy.-Sl25,
any tins 's Instruction Ges care table single
Hc S by sSa n sc Sse
sHUKTLiDGE. A. b. d A NJ. (Harvar,D Media Penn
For Young Ladies-country.
4 HOME and SCHOOL tor Young Ladies and
~ Children at Emwood iaII RaIDgT tSS3wroN. prin
NYACK SEMINARY. - Home school for
music .''''' fMOGESE BERTH0Lf, Principal.
say and Music <cS'o "6 aT Girls Primary Academic
Classical ana POst-Gr Courses
NJ IsahS PORrkk& CHAMPNEY, Prnclpals:-
E'RTNIrY HALL.
Beverly ew.Iersev.-Thorough home school for girl,
varied the hi order solid culture in music
srt the classics college course nineteenth
year beg september ~ foI circulars inuIess ,,,
~ RAG IIELLE GIBBONS III NJ Principal
I WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and NELLES-
5oo M SmT on Ma opens
ACCIDENTAL college preparatory courses For crcu
lars
Miss ADA NJ. SMITH. Principals. ,,,,
Mrs. 4. b. RICHARDS Germantown, Phadepma
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Che Dart.

CLIFTON, n. J.-PASSAIC AGRICULTURE
" AL ASSOCIATION ACE--Monday hov; l; Tues
day Nov 2 ELECTION Day; "wednesday. Nov 8; FRIDAY.
Nov s. Races promptly al o'clock. Trains by Ere Rail
road Payona Ferry West Odd AMI Chanbersst. New
York. JAMES MCDON AN oeCrctdiy'