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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

paper should reach here the day of publ
cation. The chief value OF a daily news
paper is its freshness.
The cotton receipts here continue quite
heavy. Many farmers in McNairy and
Chester Counties q their crops 10 tn rs
town for sale and shipment. Our mcr.
chants are paying Memphis prices. 1t is
very noticeable, however, that the farmers
are buying very few goods or groceries.
And this is good indication, for it is pre-.
sumptvo evidence at least that they have
plenty at home and do not need TO buy.
1t IS reported the Republicans have pre-.
parcl their slate, and that the Bolivar
postoilicc will soon pass to a prominent
local Republican, and that the place Of
Deputy Coll ctor OF United States Internal
Revenue will 20 to citizen OF Grand
Junction
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sheu ,ns,o lie Legitimate.

NV BHuNswicK, Dec. "a daughter
of the late William II. Meyer, Of Caliior-
MIA, has employed counsel aud put In a
claim for shan OF the estate OF million.
airc Christopher Mover. Il Is alleged that
she can prove that she h a legitimate
uand laughter OF Christopher Meyer, aud
that her fathers existence WAS cunc'aled
10y the millionaire, who provided Tor him
in early life. The claim will be contested
10y the recognized hcim
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

TOPEKA, kaS, Dec. s.-About two
weeks ago twenty Of the leading business
men Of Coldwaior went down into the In.
dian Territory on n hunting expedition.
Word has been received here that the
whole party has been captured near Camp
Supply and arc now awaiting transporta.
ton 10 Wichita, where they will be held
10 answer the charge Of ucspissng IN the
Indian Territory :. II. Ncisowongher,
Of Avilla, was ono Of the party, but man.
aged To get away from the guards In the
night aud walked home, a distance Of
twenty-five miles.
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a Treasurer skin.

Mason Cry, Ia, Dec S. -Augusts
Ncistcdt, merchant At Rudd, H., has
skipped out. lie was treasurer Of the
Creamery Association, and Is short 81 800
with that concern. Tho district school
fund. OF which he u treasurer, IL short
81 600. lilo was postmaster Of the village
aud several registered letters are uuac.
counted for.
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Ihrrr nrnIhrr. IlIIIrd.

PATERSON, y. j., Dec S.--A irighliul
accident occurred ut Nanhoulon street
crossing Of tlic Erie Railroad nj . 20 O'Clock
this morning. Three brothers named
John !. Run. Blake J. Ruiz and Reuben
Run. wcm struck by On east bound train
within two blocks Of the depot aud the
two older Mrrn Instantly Killed.
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Mhniro, un.fnsn,.

NEw loEK, Dec. S.-Mr. Richard X
Fox stated this afternoon, in reference 10
a statement made by Jake Kilmin, that
he was ready 10 meet Sullivan on the lat.
tcr's terms, and that Fox WIS authorized
to put up the money for him, that hc had
received no telegram from Kilrain, and
that lac bad nothing 10 DO with making a
match for kilrain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

DunASr, Miss. Doc S.---A fire brokcout
In Pickens, small town sixteen miles
South Of here yesterday morning. aud tho
following business places were DESTROYED.
u. W. Brirs, restaurant ~ divers drug
store, Hugh fuckers saloon, Blair 4 Fur
gcson's general store. aud Gus lpusselob's
barber shop. No estimate Of the loss Of In.
sumncc.
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I,r,.nn PnhlIr schnoI..

Special Dispatch a. Tho Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, Dec. s. From the 2lst
Of this month the public schools Of IA =
city will be- suspended six weeks This
will give all the teachers an opportunity TO
attend the State Normal, NJ Nashville.
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Axwor,h,'. Proposition.

CLEvELANp, o., Dec. S.-rhomas AZ.
worthy, dcinulting City Treasurer OF
Cleveland, who Is now In London, has
made proposition 10 return 100000 Ia
the city anI la two years tp repay Il y
bondsmcn II prosecution Is dropped and
lac Is permitted tO return To America.
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po,,ms.,ers Appreciated.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-fhe following
Tennessee postmasicrs were appointed 10.
day James II. Nixon, Clemcntsyillc, Clay
County. Mrs. r. J. McCarroll, Ruthci.
iOrl, Gibson County.
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KILRAIN-sULLIvAN.

Jake and Fox Seem to Shit Response.
bllity Easily.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. S-Jakc Kilrain,
who is in this city, having been shown
John l.. Sullivan's challenge to fight for
$4,000 n side, expressed himself as de.
lighted with Sullivan's action, aud SAYS he
would not hesitate moment IN accepting
II, but lac must hear hrst from Mr.. Fox.
his hacker, 10 whom hc has ,olegraphcd
for advice on the subject.
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traitors OF election frauds and also to take
some advisory action relative TO Congress
sional contests"
QUESTIONS or RErunLIcAN POLICY.

QUESTIONS OF REPUBLICAN, POLICY.
"What policy do you think will he pur-
sued by Gen. Harrison toward the South?
Do you think that he will endeavor to OBJ
tain National legislation towards securing
a fair count in Congressional elections?"
whether or not Gen. Harrison has any
particular line of policy mapped out in
his own mind TO remedy the evils alluded
to, do not know, but think that all Re-
publicans agree that something ought aud
must be done. That the country will con-
unue TO acQuiesce in and submit to a
criminal suppression of the votes OF q
lawful majority in national as well as local
elections is not TO be expected. The Re-
publican party is in favor Of free speech, u
Tree press and honest elections, and il
must have the courage Of its convictions.
IL will not do to take promises OF better
behavior IN the future. They are value
less. The country expects the Republican
party to take some action, strong, positive
and decisive, by which a lawless minority
shall not be allowed in the future TO vio-
lenuy appropriate to themselves the power
and influence in Congress and in the
Electoral College that belongs to a peace
iul and law-abiding majority. As to the
particular remedy to be applied, Repub-
leans will, OF course, widely differ ut first,
but l think they will ultimately agree
upon some one plan. The most effective
remedy, in my opinion, is to reduce the
representation in Congress from fraud
ridden States OF the South, and then let
us alone until we become civilized and
Christianized; until We have local senti-
ment that will not tolerate election frauds
that will look upon man that will rob
his neighbor OF his vote as being no better
than he who commits larceny, arson or
any other fplonyu
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
Eesal Notices.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT,


~ KINGS COUNTY
Gerdt Geerken. as the sole surviving Executor OF and
Trustee under the last VIII and Testament Of Nicholas
Gulllaume, deceased,
Plaintiff
Paul Guilaume (also called Paulus Guillaume Johann
NlcOlaus Guaume also called Jean Nicolas Gullsume
Catharna Weber, Anna M1rgareLha Schmitt. Simon Gull
laume M2rgaretha kremer (slso called Marguerite
mer Maria Goutte sls0 called Marie Goute) stephan
Guaume also called Etlenne Guillaumel, Julius Gull
and sisters Of Nicholas Guls sume late OF the City
Brooyn, State OF NewYork ased and the child
children Of deceased brother sister Of the
Nicholas Guaume, deceased and all the other heirs
atlsw Of kin. egstees and devsees
Oas Guillaume deceased who. whose
whose names unknown TO plaintiff and Mary Deneny.
as the EXecutrX OF the last VIII and Testament Of
nah Guillsume deceased
Trial desired In Kings County. Summons
To the above named Defendants and each Of them:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint in
this acton, ard to serve copy OF your answer
on the PaintG's Attorney within twenty DAYS
service and In case OF failure to answer
Judgment will be taken against by default for the
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. March 18TH 1888.
JOHN L. BULLwINKEL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Postorce Address. No. 29O Broadway New.
York City, New-York.
all the named defendants except Mary Deneny
tho Executrx Of the last VIII and Testament Of
Sussnnah Guillsume. deceased:
The foregoing summons served upon you by publica
OF the Justices Of the Supreme Court the State New
York. dated the 21st day Of March 1888 and filed with
the complaint In the once Of the Clerk OF the County Of
Kings at the Han OF Records in the County OF Kings
State OF New York. on the 2lst day OF March 1883.
Dated March 21st. 1888
JOHN E. BULLwINKEL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
onice and Postomce Address No. 200 Broadway.
ew-York City, Newly
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour steady Howard street and western super.
so CtT Mills supernne SO 81 az 60 So rs
DO !io Rranas s. eoSt5S PataO:eo Family s. TO- do su
sp.t e ss' es9c; DO FOR nsy s9'. .sse: do for
ssl9c asked Corn--sosi.rn hrm White 81 063c.
yellow 60 s6lc Western steaiy Mixed SPOT 6Olae6lc
drm Southern at 3ss4lo; Western White at IL s42c'
Western Mixed at 80 sS9c Penaylrana at SSe4lc.
.f. sit 90 Is o. Provisions arm Ness Pork SIS 90
BuIkmeat'; shoulder, and Clear Eis Sides packed
packed 20s25c oreaaerJ 2sSS2c. Eggs w.re steady
nrmer. RIO cargo,, ordinary TO fair I4o4pc. sugar
arm. "A" soft 6'.c Copper rennst arm at l5s9l6c
steamer duIi-Cotton llGd Flour per ton 5s Grain
30 I'd. Recepts-Fior s,SsI bbs. Wheat lL7Oo ea,rL
PSI bbl. salss-wheat lssoOO bush Corn 1900 bush.
Boston April l2-Four quist. Corn firm, demand
lgst: steamer Yellow 66hd67c. oats firm No 2
PORK. New Mess SIS Is ss6o OH Mos, sis 50 ssi5 7S
Vow Extra Prime sl4 80 9sl4 s7a Lard steady. Hams
far demand Extra Western Creamery at 2so Vermsnt
Dairy q e29S Cheese .t.sdy B.st Nor5hern i$c Eggs
ceipts weeK-Four 2sO0O bbls Corn 81 oOe bush
Oats 10000 bush shorts 262 tons.
BUFFALO; A,ril l9-Whoat-No ! Hard Guiet but firm
Winter Wheat scarce .sa arns No PA Mehg.n 9lC::
Ns Ga Wits S s ~ ot s'sg sgs ma
Mixed So 80 Barley dull and unsettled No. Canada
s Sa esaaas Western E5 7od os sss
flour steady demand good Bs. Patent Spring s4
Winter Bran sl9 25 10 so Spring Midallnz
SIS 25eis S 90 Oatmeal h@ o6a Gorame 6tm hsceipt.-
$4,000 Dusa Corn 5000 bush Barley
5000 bush
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE leading future. ranged as
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
LONDON wool. aALFa

LONDON Apr l2-A the wool sales TO-DAY thsrs y,s an
hoeehi eAaoYne Ihe attendance and competition were
sefess aha nI prices we're realized, the price OF
reach ne niIs Of holder. and were vhdawn The SALES
Ia dsaN arc as follows Votora-sae 500 bale.
10 Sa % DO loos. and pieces. cd /. SLd; greasy
e1,h W., 10 loess ona and pieces 6sdsls I'd New
DO lock, and pieces 7dsls shd greasy I4ai, 2di DO
iocss ana pieces, sd dlhbd Zealand-sales l. 800
bales secured llhal. Gsa do. locks and pieces 1910
- 59d greasy I'D als DO. locks and piece. Idd9ad
Queensanh-Sales 500 balesi secured Is Ia. gls si
do locks and piece. ri asa greasy 4i s0d do locks
ana pieces AZ SD south Austraia-saios 800 bales
Ersay I'd I'd G DO lock. and pieces 6bseld swan
and pieces lid greasy. sd looks and pieces ID
Cape Of Good Hope and Nata-sSsa 600 hsles sceured
SGD Sl Gid usAsy, 8delVd
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NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOURTRACK TRU NIX LINE
On ami after December uains leave
-

GRAND GENITAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America ,
Stopping at New Uptown Station 13sth-st. noted
IS a. m, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing;
Albany Troy and Syracuse also 70 Montreal
- so a m, FAMOUS CHICAGO VFSTIBULED LIN,
TIED composed exclusively Of Buffet smokngca dinng-
drawing and sleeping cars for Albany, Utica
Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Chicago 80 a m. next day.
t10 80 Chicago Express for Niagara Fails. To,
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit snf
Chicago drawing 10 Csn3ndasua and Rochester,
III 80 a. Western New York and Northern Express
with drawing room
1880 p m, Albany Troy and Utica special with draws
ing TO Albany and Troy Connects az Troy for
Saratoga Saturdays only.
4 p. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
press lor NiagIs Falls Buffalo. suspension Bridge. To-
ronto Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St Louis To4
ledO, Detroit and Cnicago with sleeping and dining cars
- t6 80 p m, Montreal and Canandslgus ExpresS daily
Point and via St. Adams also 70 syracuse and Canan-
dagua daily except Sunday SUNDAY tram does not run
Q D. m s3eelal Sleeper arrives Rochester TAO a. NJ
Buralo o :35 a m and Cleveland :25 D. m next day
tslI 30 d m Fast Night Express for R)chesicr, Ruff
ialo Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati In.
dlauaDos 81 Louis Detroit and Chicago with seepng>
cars Sleepngcars 10 Watertown. via Utica. daily ex.
cent Saturday also Csnandaigua SUNDAYS only.
10 night Albany Express. With sleeping Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning West
Tor Saratoga Lake George and for the North except sat-
Tekets and space drawing room and sleeping cars on
Grand Central Station, 4l3 7s5 942 Broadway
10 PARK place, Battery Place 81 West fo5thst and
Fulton Sta Brooklyn, and 10 4th.st, Williamsburg
wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels o residences.
:Run daily others daily except Sunday lstop 1sstS
ToTcEY up passengers P HSE'S m6NETT aSa Tr's
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR Wort, Riv,r. rsss.Ls aaf Ruilrs-dG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market was steady on
basis OF IA LIE for fair Rio spot Invoices sales
500 bags No at 13 !sc and IN snOss 600 bags No
az III 5sc The mider styles were steady. Sales, 100
bags Costa Rica IA 1-2c; 973 bags Central America
Marcaibo IA I2a14 34c. In option trading the sales
only bags while with unf9yorabe accounts
from the Continent the closing prices indicated deee
OF 2Oo 30 points the
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February q. 1895
GRAND TRITNK LINE

b, -
GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE ~
Harrisburg Plttsburg and the West with Pullman Paaca
York and Chicago Limited Of Psror, Dining, smokin.
and Sleeping Vestlbuled Cars at 100 IN. every day.
WiIliamsport, Lock Haven, 100 a. m, Cory aud
TGsu@ s a Centre % ,S9 S9naSSf Se f eeoa r. So Tor IuV Pc
For LOO NH o p5 IT. s 2 5S 5 night
Spy 20 r Sq%dpy md e. s; ana {O
ton Express" Of pullman Psror Cars and PsnnsyIvsna
rye Washington @ 200 p. m and daily. $40 D; M ar:
20 n oo o. S 80 sn9 cc a. D. M NO. and IL ,i
night Sunday. e15 and 900 a. IN. 4 80 and o 90
For Atlantic City p m week.-Mrs. Through Paror Car.
For Cape May, II 10 p weekdays. Saturdays only,
Long BIaDch Bay Head Joncsl,n and intermediate "a.
on aH5 via Eahmay o aGd s5S A%sSy 10 M T. noon
td9 not .top at Ashufy PARK. -lI = p N-
and So,es Railroad every dSy via BaR0rs
pOss na Fay BToerS 9S 40 % ee56sc wit, 81.
trains az Jersey City aiording speedy and direOa
Trains az arrive EGT S.2 rsFso%5s F1" 40 II so so and
and 10 ;s5 n Sunday; 20 ESQ IS 50.
10 $50 ; 80 $50 So 20 cO T. = SO :SO 60 80
s So % e1d II Z g. 20 ii nsSi 90 S sosds5 s5
$3.50, Z, 8 O5. 9 90 :s5. 10 :s5 D. m ''-' '-''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYork via DesbrOsses and Cor,
landt Street Ferries, as follows:
6:2o 90 g 9 o. Chicago Limited and TO- Washington
Limited, Dining Cars, and IL a l, 2, 3 90 T. 80.
o, O. Z, and p. and ~ lis night Accommoist ton
30 and Ii 10 q ~, 40 and .. Sundays Ex.
press Cl5, 70 Limitcd) and 10 a. m l. 80, s. O. 4,
and p. m. and IL 10 night
Trains leaving New York daily, except Sunday, 9.
10 and IL 10 a. H., l. 2, T. 5, p and 10 M. and
p. IN. on Sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning trains leave Broad Street station, Phlade phs
~: 2:ol, 800, o9 :4O 5'S5. $3.50, 30, 90 80.
$40 IL and IL 10 IN. Limited Express with DIM
ing Car IA and so p. m.). - 40 30 3 30 4.
5, 8. 0:35, 712, s:12 and . 90 .. m. on sunday,
4 4 40
80 a 80 Limited 5 :2S 35. ~ and \ ~ D. N. =
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 90 and 80
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, $40 435 and 944 Broadway, 1 Astos
House. Battery Place and foot OF DesbrOsses Cor-
sndt COurtst,, and Brooklyn Station foot
OF Fultons, Brooklyn; Station, Jersey City; Immgzno
Ticket Office, Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS f. PUGH j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday April 12-BEEvEs-R Receipts
43 cars Of 709 hesd-23 at 6Oths for Mr..
Eastman and 90 Jersey City for export alive.
No trading in live cattle. Feeling steady
City Dressed Beef trife nrmer but only in fair de-
mand at 12asc for Ordinary to Prime Sides with
Choice and Extrs selling at LAS 12c. Chicago
Dressed I'm moderate request at 3.4d7 34c.
Private cable sdvces received to-day quote Refrlger-
ated Beef slow and easier at 5Sd per D
The Ludgste Hill sails today with $50 Beeves; the
and Erin with 3s7 SEQ quarters Beef
Also the Trinidad for Bermuda carries 35 Beeyes 4s
take 20 Sheep
MICH CowS-No arrivals OF to-day. Re
ceips since Sunday 100 head Trade has been slow at
$50 10 s45 per head with few Choice Cows selling at
500 j. Ducey reports the sale OF % head s35ds50
esch ana 7. McCsbe IL head at $50 70 s45 per head
CALNES-Receipts (incuding late srriynls Yesterday
iSzo head-904 at 60hst, 1856 at Jersey CITY,
washington Market Demand less active and prices
weak and fraction lower. Most tho sales Of State
BUCKS Oounty were not exceeding 7c-
Dressed Calves slow. but steady $500 for Country
Dressed State vesls best Jerseys going to ioc Prims
Ciy dressed sold up lie In the houseA and
few Extra Calves even higher.
ssIes-Ese ousi 90 Yesls. 100 n st 9 I.4c; IS do
ITO n, 90 - w.
Jellne. Wright & Co.; % Veal. 1sa n q. O la:
l29 do' l2s n, at l4e; 10 do. 12s n at lso; DO
1lo n at &c: 80 do 1873 n. at $40; "a DO us n a.
s. 90 per 100 n - "
DllenbscE Dewey; II veals lo5 n. at &c IA do.
Hume Mullen . vesls. 1i5 n st 7c; 90 do. 1so
M at ec " do 1875 n, at &c less 81; 4S do l24 n At
Sec; do. l24 n at sc.
Halenbeok & Hollis: So yesla 121 n .ts1oo. -
at &c. ' AS' ~
D. HarsinEsoRi % ysalA us n. a. kLaA{ u
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

CoTToN-QuOlatlOns tGr spot cottSn were teylsed
Mid white and above unchanged Stained Mid un-
changed Low Mid and below advanced 1-1ec
ceps aggregated s2 bales oday comparing with 45o5
for the corresponding day year ago Since September
1.-THE beginning the crop year, the receipts have reached
5152 $50 bales, against 5090 305 bales for the same
period last year,
uuotations based American Standard Of Cassinca'
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n Y. G. & II. r. x Co. lesseea ..,..,.x
Trains leave Wsst42d tolows and 20 nAues
earlier from foot Of Jay.st. North River
Detroit and hicago. 80 SIS ,. m. 900, 's:lop n
syracuse Buffalo. Rochsstsr Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fals. 5ID - 90 m, '6HO 1915 p m
Utica. 10, 800 all 80 my 900 -sle q, m",,s .ssc
kngston. sangerties Catskil, Albany ''i'' "''' '
Cranston's. West Point cornwall Nrn .ai az ny
and Is 90 n m crSns,onrys oy corn wall Nevburg
For Montreal and Canada East ovV oC "a M rsrsoto
Hamilton. London 30 55 uir 'o'VVs oA' y "A -'''T
tSibo a M. 1900, IS is 10, >s,.u.r, r.u. petrot
ELEGANT sleeping care for Buffalo niagara fA'' D''T
Chicago and 81 Louis o,.-...t..s.pv .,.ont
DAILY Daily except saurta, other eso
a iS%Op. HsboKen, West shore stauon' aii' "'
For tsEets time tasles parer or sleeping car
information apply at ohess ~ S1oa.
lnEton.st 73O Ftlton.st, Annex once, 1905 rWousS
Nsw.Yori City-soS 1855. s42 Broadway lSsS bo"sX; ~
Is 'SSVasaSsViAyN ~ General gss.sns.s AssaN
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
Jnstrnrfion.
For Bows and Young Men-Citl

For Bows and Young Men-City.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free
A M tsG esys ssay
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l, 473
" Broadway. near 42d- 5lst year Primary, com.
er sBS " e. ssN
WO0DBRIDGE SCHOOL, 32 East 45th.st.
w sclentihs Classical Two hundred students have
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
VIII reopen niss ssDtsmSei SSIGsf ad BoSs c.....
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
2s West 2Sdst Conversational knowledge IN shortest
Brooklyn
THE CRITTENDEN.
l. ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
'Ia anonsn n q TIsssss: corner ?, Pineapple
s,nflss Rsit Via hf Packer coiisE
Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
"A ing school, White r,,niI ilsin' y n p willis PHI
BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, L. l.. y. y
mary Sss Afeas HRGaa &sy S's'n'a: a:5
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold n. j.
Rev 'ss 6%hSikS M Sc lou& & T Prnepa
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR .BOYS.--At Mil
S d. osn ss % vel rs po y the IN ns
oered BY " this school Address FRANK NJ HOVE suSt
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
III cester Mass-42d year English Scientific Classical
G. B. METCALF, K. NJ. superintendent.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarryvown- on Hud-
hs lf
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. CHESTER. 26TH YEAR. MILITARY COLLEGE.
coIoNEL G E. HYAHT' 1Sfr rresiGsst
&SOO A YEAR FOR BOYS.
YCOO swITHIN O.sHoRTLIDGEAM ,tHsrvard)
Media Penn) Academy.
For Young Lades-Country.
HONE and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- - THE ELMs" Springfield Mass. Miss Porter,
Smith on certificate. Quincy method for children:
STAMFORD, CONN.
After July address CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth, Mass
TRINITY HALL, Beverly n. J.
i Established 1867
thorough home school for twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training In
heart. Solid culture English Music Art and
Lansuagen prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring tegns february . For circular
RAoHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
SCHOOL .2m for s Ladies % and s G
4.3o1 Walnutst., Philadelphia. Penn.
% QUARTER-kOCKLAND COLLEGE.
- NYAGK, NJ "a will open @ April g. for .,an English a
w H. BANNfsTER A. NJ. Principal
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
GUNNER Resorts.
ARVERNE HOTEL and COTTAGES

ARVERNE BY-THE~SEA, LONG ISLAND
80 minutes by rail-. Directly the Ocean. Magnih.
cent Beach. New Boulevard TO Wave Crest and Far
ROckaway. Completely furnished cottages gas, baths.
etc rents, 5000 70 $500 For cottages apply
Domestic Building. $50 Broadway 14thst. Room "a
Descriptive circulars. RICHD II. STEARNS, Prop.
Formerly Of the Argyle and Long Beach Hotels.
CATSkILL MOUNTAINS.
TREMPER HOUSE.
Open June TO Oct The proprietor may be
Avenue Potel Mondays and Fridays, address,
J. II. TREMPER, Jr. Phencia, Ulster Co. NJ Y.
LEWIS f. GoODSELL Mgrp formerly Of Cranstons Hotel
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Dr. sTRoNG's sANITARIgM OPEN ALLTHE YEAR.
Under the OF regular ana equipped with
all the best remedial appliances Turkish and all hyrepac
baths the various forms OF electricity &C For the treat
mspt OF invalids the overworkei, for change
cheerful resort. steam heat located dry
climate and with the advantages OF tho Spring Waters Par
iculars seat on application.