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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-03-02
TOTAL OPERATIONS
953,
WITH A MORTALITY OF 8 ONLY.

Our free home for Homeless Boys contains fifty
beds and is located at IL to 81 Causeway street.
When any of the boys suffer from Scrotula, &c
Zema or other skin diseases, they recover quickly
by the use of our Liquid Food.
We have Just completed a Septic Hospital OF
twelve Free Beds, all for Surgical cases.
The Surgical Staff of Murdock's Free Hospital
for Women are in daily attendance, except Sdtur-
days, to examine patients and assign beds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-03-02
rE11G PRESS
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2.

We do mol read an onymcus letters and comm
neations. The name and address of the writer
ase N all eases Indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee OF good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications ,hat arc not used.
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CURRENT COM m EMIT.
A SAVING MAN.
rpolfact In1lrnal I

A SAVING MAN.
belfast Journal
1t is said that Claus Spreckles is fighting
the sugar trust. He may be the saying
Claus.
COMMENT FOR THE THIRD PARTY.
Gospel Banner.l
There are those who see no difference
between putting letters upon great evil.
preparatory to its determination, and allow
ing it to run in full freedom of limb. Give
us the letters, if that Is the best thing at
first.
MIR. BLAINE AND THE NOMINATION.
Bangor Whigl
We are satisfied to construe Mr.. Blaine s
own declarations to mean just what they say
and we do not need any help from any inter-
viewer. He has simply withdrawn his name
from the list of aspirants or candidates Tor
the nomination, thereby taking himself out
of the field of competition so far as 1t Is In
his power to do so. We know he is sincere
and that he does not desire the nomination
but we know also that the Republicans, OF
the country feel that they need his leader
ship, and il they call upon him unitedly and
earnestly we have too much faith in his de-
votion to the great party that has SC, highly
honored him to believe that he would refuse
to obey such a summons to its service In the
most critical hour Of its career.
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WEDDING

DAVIS a co. Engravers, 43 West Street,
Boston, 20 samples and estimates sent Free
1anl4 eouom
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
WORKINGMEN
AND
LADIES, READ!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDING LOTS
FOTiy-fiVe Dollars ard Upwards.

Over four hundred sold in the
past year Fine location, pure air
and good water.
Cars leave every half hour within
a square of these lots for Water and
Market streets and Delaware avenue.
Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improvements: City
water and lamps; one-eighth tax
rate; streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line going
to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Investment,
whore you can see your money every
day, this cannot be equaled. Had 4
great many people taken this advice
when we gave it several years ago,
you would have saved hundreds Of
dollars. Take heed now and buy.
Building lots on easy terms in al
sections Of the city. Building loans
stock, or orders or any saving bank
taken as cash.
For information how to secure
home apply to
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
TENNIS AT BELMONT.
Annual Tournament Opened at Media
The Games Next Week.


The Games Next Week.
The annual handicap tennis tourna-
ment Of the Belmont Cricket Club, West
Philadelphia, will be held on the club
grounds, at Elmwood, Forty ninth Street
Station, next week. Play will commence
Monday afternoon, on the arrival Of the
3.1S train from Broad street and con
tinue every afternoon until finished
Tina handicaps viii be awarded by the
bisque system, and are SO carefully
arranged by the committee that naming
the winner of any event would be a most
difficult task The official list Of entries
is as follows
Gentlomens Singles-H. b. Barton, II
H Pigott, II w. Cattell. b. H. Lowry.
r. w Steel. r. G. Yarnall, w. j.
Goforth, A. l. Green J e. Pennock, J.
Howard Brown, G. l., Leonard. NJ. d.
Smith. IT, G. Dade, Jr, A. II. Dewitt and
Il. H. FAIRIES Ladies' singles-Miss
Bertha L. Townsend, Miss Nellie f. Han
sell, Miss Diekey. Gentlemen's doubtless
H. z. Barton and H. II. Piggott,
X. w Steel and f. G. Yarnan w. d.
Goforth and NJ D. Smith, j. c. peRnock
and w Mcintyre A. r. De Witt and A.
L. Hoskin, = NJ Hammill and +. d.
FAIRIES, H. w Cattcll and q. L. Knight
Ladies' doubles-Miss Hansel and Miss
Allderdice, Miss Townsend and
Miss Ballard Mixed doubes-Miss
Dreka and w. d. Goforth. Miss
Hanseil and NJ. d. Smith, Miss Helen
Brown and r. W. Steel Miss Allderdlce
and DR. II. w Cattell Miss Coyle and + d
FAIRIES, Miss Mcclure and s. NJ. Hamill
This tournament is always the principal
event of the tennis year in West Phila-
delphia, and the attendance is always
large This season promises to be no ex-
ception 10 the rule.
The annual tournament Of the Della
ware County Tennis League began at
Media. Pa, yesterday under rather I'M
favorable auspices, the cool weather in
terfering with the attendance and the
rain putting a stop to the play early in
the afternoon. The four events on the
program were: Ladies' singles, gentle
mems singles and doubles and mixed
doubles. The ladies' singles were played
and tine gentlemens singles gotten we'll
under way.
To-day the gentlemen's singles will be
finished the weather permitting, and the
gentlemens doubles started Monday il
fixed for the mixed doubles. The play
yesterday was very good, especially the
final rounds in the ladies' singles II
which the contestants were Miss II
Craven Ridley Park Club, and Mis-
Fischer, Cherry Grove Club The latte
had not been beaten this season. and wal
regarded as sure winner by the mem
hers Of her club, but Miss Craven bea
her easily, winning two straight heats
6-9 az
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
LODGE ANNIVERSARY.
The Excelsior Lodge. No. !, sKnights of
rythias, Celebrate the Completion Of
Tmn Daeadrs.

Ths Excelsior Lodge. No. !, EKaights OF
rythias, Celebrate the Completes Of
Two Decades.
Excelsior Lodge, No. =. knights Of
Pythias celebrated its twentieth anniver-
sary last evening. The committee Of ar
engagements comprised Samuel T. Hanbly,
William J. Moreland George II. Hughes,
David r. Shaw and Thomas r. Wood.
Chairman Samuel T. Hanbly presided.
After the knights Of Pythias ode was
sung, Professor Bissell gave a comic
reading. At intervals in the evening a
good orchestra rendered selections Su-
preme Representative Charles Z. Ma
roney gave some facts and figures regard
ing the lodge. 1t was instituted on Sep
TENDER 4, 1868, by Past Grand Commander
G. c. King with forty-one members. The
officers installed were. 2. G., DIR. X. p.
Greenleaf; c. G., Samuel Curry; " c.,
Gilpin p. Underworld p, +. B. Dandy
NJ. Of Il. Thomas r. McAllister; X r.
s., Estrange Gould; NJ. A., Hiram II.
Cloud j. e., J. NJ. Young O. G., Thomas
Denney OF the original forty-one mem
bers there are now but three DR. r. p.
Hiram H. Cloud.
III tht hWtMtN Ntiifh VI INT itNkt ~ ntN
received from members SIS, 000 This
was paid out as follows: Burials, 81, 100.
sick benefits, 1887 lodge expenses,
$7.767, relief 81 members, 5000 leaving
a balance July /, 1888, Of $1,000. There
are now nmty-one members and the lodge
is ilourishing.
A quartette, comprising Mrs. Annie
Clymer. sopranos Miss Ella Coverdale
.I4 II
Coverdale bass, and led by j. Il Clymer
with IL r. Wilson organist, gave q
number Of excellent selections in the
evening. Harry Palmer gave a comic
reading. entitled 1.-THE liners, and Mr.
Meredith played a solo on a harmonica
His execution was good and won him APP
sor Bissoll, and singing by the quartette
by Supreme Keeper Of Exchequor
Stansbury J. Wiley Mr. Wiley spoke
OF the origin of the order The ritual was
written by young man who belonged to
a male Quartette, named J. H. Rathbone
and who swore his three companions to
secrecy. The speaker congratulated the
lodge on its advancement, noting the
peculiar attractions Some persons think
there is no progress, but not
SO The knights are adjusting them
selves to their surroundings They
are fully equipped, and could
render assistance in time Of war
The order lays the foundation Of citizen
ship and outside Of the church there Is
no force so potent as that Of the order,
After the address Harry Palmer, who
at one time was pupil Of Mr.. Willeys,
gave a reading. harmonica solo and
singing closed the literary and musical
exercises. Refreshments consisting of
ice cream, cake and fruit followed
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

Only few months ago James Redpath,
once an abolitionist, now managing edi-
tor Of the North American Review, was
stricken down with paralysis and was not
expected to live. Now the news is an
nounced of his marriage The bride
is Mrs. Carrie Chorpenning, who
nursed the editor through his
last illness so faithfully that
she nearly succumbed to her devotion.
The ceremony occurred on Saturday even
ing, at the house of Mr. Fred Weaverson.
New York City, Rev DR. Starr Of the
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, officiating
Mrs. Redpath is a lady of middle age,
highly talented and attractive. She il
well known in the society Of Washing
ton, where she has lived for many years.
and IS the widow Of Major Chorpenning.
who figured rather rather conspicously IN
official circles at Washington during
Grant administration.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

NEW YoaK, Sept. 7.-FLOUE- Closed steady.
winter wheat extra. 50 1505.t5 Minnesota extra,
S3l50t5G5; ST. Louis extra, Sal5Gl505 Southern
-four firm at So. i585.65.
wHEAT-Options closed easier Spot lots a
trne weaker Spot sales Of No. / red state at
si.0f; No. ? do, i.oO9z ungraded red, sUG092c /;
No. > red winter, Sept, 81, do, Oct SI.0ll4, do,
Nov, SI02iS
C0RN-Options closed strong. Spot lots firm.
Spot sales Of No. ? mixed, cash. al 5se: un.
graded mixed. 4S0553c; No. mixed, Sept, a5sSc
do, Oct, 554c.; do, Nov, 553lo
0ArS-0ptions closed strong. Spot lots firm.
Spot sales Of No. / white state az 4ac: 40 Z
do, 40isc.; No. . mixed, Sept, si74c. do, Oct,
Gle.
pORS-steady; l.year-old mess, Sli2501f50
LARD-C Closed weaker; Sept, S9o30l0, Oct,
S9ss09.s9, Nov, S9.25lb9.27.
SuGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, 53se.; q
test centrifugal g. 4618 5-l6c Refined strong cut
loaf and crushed s3sc.; cubes, Sc; powdered, y,
9sc.; granulated. 59s07 ll-lGc.; mold a, 5s4c
confectioners' a, 13se.; soffee A standard, 59sc
coffee OF A, l5-f607c. white extra C, 0lsGB6ssc
extra G, 09s9d li-iGc.; yellow, 6CgBlsc
BUTrER-Firm; state, 1402ic; western, lsd
221sc.
CHEESE Quiet; state, T0ac
E6GS-steady; state, I9j602oc; western. Il
0lac. Canada, 191t91sc
COTToN-Spot I-l6c. lower. middling uplands
10 7.l5c.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
SUMMARY OF THE SPORTS.


OfNohbOr &fAlu@& AMr OMram@ufR (hNm-
pionship--Yesteraay's Baseball Games.
ToHosvo, Ont, Sept a-Wnliam O'Con-
nor, OF this city, claims the title Of champion
sculer Of America. Toemer's representa-
tive and partner, Hamm, arrived here
Thursday night and announced to O'Con-
nors hacker that Teemer could not find u
hacker, and that Teemer is either unwilling
or unable to find the 81 900 himself O'Con-
nors hacker, Rogers, was TO have met
Teemer in Buffalo, but tho above announce
ment made the visit unnecessary.
FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
At Indianapolis n indianapolis, 2; New
York, B Hits: indianapolis, s; New York,
B. Errors; indianapolis, o; New York, 2
Batteries. Shreve and Buckley, Keefe and
Brown
At Chicago Chicago, II; Boston, o. Hits:
Chicago, II; Boston, IS Errors: Chicago.
.; Boston, g. Batteries: Baldwin and DAILY,
Clarkson and Kelly.
Pittsburg Philadelphia game postponed on
account Of rain
Detroit-Washington game postponed on
account Of rain
BaltimoreSt. Louis game postponed on
account Of rain
At Broollyn-Brooldyn s; Louisville, s.
Hits Brooklyn, 0; Louisville, 4 Errors.
Brooklyn, 81 Louisville, g. Batteries: Foutz
and Clark, Ewing and Vaughan.
Cleveland Cincinnati game postponed on
account Of rain.
AT adelphia-Athletic, z; Kansas City,
]. Hits: Athletic, l2; Kansas City, z Errors
Athletic, 2; Kansas City, 4 Batteries: Sew
ard and Robinson, Sullivan and Brennan.
At London-London, 3; Albany, D. Hits.
London, s, Albany, O. Errors: London, q;
Albany, 2 Batteries: O'Brien and Ninslow
Foreman and Weckbecker Game called at
end Of seventh inning on account Of rainl
AT Syracuse-Syrncuse. /; Rochester, T.
Hits; Syracuse, b; Rochester, s. Errors.
Syracuse, .; Rochester9 Batteries; Bishop
and Shellhasse, Barr and Toy.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
HENRY FERRIS.
PHILADELPHIA, s MO-, 4, 1883.

PHILADELPHIA, s MO-, 4, 1888.
MEssRs. CLEAyER s. Hollis.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your inquiry
about the heater you put in the house
which | occupy, | would say that | can
not see how it could be improved. 1t
seems to me as entirely satisfactory as
anything that involves coal bills can be
made, and even the coal bills are certainly
made less by using your heater. The
house is particularly hard one to heat.
standing as it does with its broad side to
the northwest, ready to catch all the De
cember zephyrs as they sweep across the
Brandywine Nevertheless, during the
coolest weather have been able 10 keep
the house comfortable without running
the heater up to it's full capacity. 1t is,
moreover the simplest and easiest
managed heater thai any one could wish.
In moderate weather it can easily bemade
to keep the house comfortable b. attend
ing toitmorning and evening, and perhaps
throwing on a little coal at noon II will
stand almost any amount Of stupidity and
acknowledgement Only one of ell the
servants we have Ind wa able to do any
thing worse than put the fire out or over
heat the house. That one did manage to
burn ont the CRATE, but she was very
uncommon girl
] can most cordially recommend allwho
value a comfortable house and compare
tive peace Of mind to use your heater
and ! wish yon great success in your work
Of making people happy by introducing
it, Very truly yours.
HENRY FERRIS,
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
The New York sunday Press

Reaches Wilmington every Sunday morn
ing by special train
The New York Press is edited by
Robert p. Porter. It is leading in the
fight for protection and Republican prin-
ciples, aud already has the largest Repub-
lcan circulation in America.
The Press appeals to the Republicans
Of Wilmington for support
The Sunday Press. Twelve pages, all
the news Bristling with bright sketches
and stories. Best sporting reports pub
lished in New York William Gosnell
agent. Tenth and Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
HOLLIS & HEARN MANUFACTURING CO.
NEW SUPERIOR"
WROUGHT IRON HEATERS.
RAILROAD COMPANIES TESTIMONY
WILMINGTON, Del, August %. 1888

WILMINGTON, Del, August %, 1888
Hollis HEARN MIRO. Co.
GENrLEMEN In reply your inquiry and request for Us
to write you letter recommending your Superior Heaters
that you have put in for several stations at different
points roads, do with pleasure The least we can
say for them that have six of them in our sta
tons which have given entire satisfaction even in the coolest
weather, with less coal than any furnace we ever used
J. L. SMITH,
Master Carpenter p, w. & B., b. & p and a. & RI.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
THOMAS MIER.

WILMINGTON, Del, August "A, 1898.
Hollis s. HEARN MFG Co.
In reply would say have used two
your New Superior Heaters each
which were four inches less cylinder th
should have bought had il not be
for your recommendation that tn
would do the work of most other heatt
four inches larger. and they have Civ
perfect satisfaction Yours, etc,
THnMAS L w rsaR
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

General Thomas A. smyth Post, No. 4,
G. A. r.. win give an excursion to
Brandywine Springs on September 49, Ia
addition to the shooting match for a sill
yer pitcher. there will be sack race and
and wbeelbnrrow race also a mis6t
parade and a sham battle. The days
Festivities viii end with a court martial,
after which a deserter viii be shot.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
Collision on tbe .on Road

CHICAGO, Sept Son tho Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy railroad, at La Grange,
a through freight crashed into the rear of a
switching way freight, wreelsing cars and a
tender. No one was injured. The damage
was 81, 800. The blame is divided between
the tlagman and the through freight engineer
The track was cleared ia two hours.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

MEssRs HOLLIS 4 HEAKN mFG. co.
GENTLEMEN In reply to yours Of the
23d masking my opinion of the No SO
Superior Brick Lined Furnace ! can
truly say am greatly pleased with the
working Of that put IN my nou Sc last
fall.
The heating capacity is far beyond
what I supposed upon first examination.
AS you well remember was somewhat
skeptical regarding its size.
The winter was quite cold, bat it
proved itself efficient and gave us entire
satisfaction being easy managed and by
no means extravagant in the use of coal.
J. S. PErTYJOHN,
40S West Seventhstreet
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

WILMINGTON, Del, August % 1883.
Hollis & HEARN MFG Co.,
GENTLEMEN We have one Of yot
No. SO Superior B. Lined heaters wit
which we are very much pleased
does the work for which it is intendc
very well and does all, if not more, ths
you promised. Truly Yours.
w. S. ALMOND, 1924 Washington st.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.


MEssRs CLEAvEE Hollis.
GENTLEMEN: It gives us great pleast
to recommend the No. 40 Superb
wrought iron B. L. heater Of your mar
facture to the public as it has given
entire satisfaction in every way and
certainly a great fuel saver. We ha
ICED it three years to heat our engi
house at Tenth and Shipley stree
which it has done thoroughly in
coolest weather. Yours respectfully.
U. S. PIERsoN, Sec. Friendship Fire
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
Z. NJ. HOPES.

MEssBs. HoLLIs q HEARN MIRO. Co.
GENTLEMEN: have been using one
your Superior No 49, Heaters in I
house for three years, and it las done
work satisfactorily in every way, AM
can cheerfully recommend il as being
A No. ! heater. Most respectfully,
u. NJ HOOrEs. 1914 Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

New YORK, Sept s.-Thirty silk weavers
arrived here on the steamer Germanio and
are detained at Castle Garden. They CHIN
that they were sent over by weavers ON the
other side who are on a strike, and who paid
their passage. Their aiiidavits were taken
TO that effect
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

CHICAGO, Sept s,A bomb seven inches
long aud an inch and quarter III diameter
and supposed 70 contain dynamite was
found IN the rear q the building at the cor
ner Of Wabash avenue and Congress street
last evening Il was taken to the central
station for examination
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
+. d. PLUMMER.
TIoLIIs a UrARN MIG a

HOBBS q HEARN MFG. Co.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to YOURS in re
gard to the 32 Superior Brick Lined
Heater you put IN my house two years
ago, | can only say il has given Us en-
tire satisfaction IL IS easily managed
and very economical IN the use Of coal
We have no dust or gas W. have
heated six rooms comfortably with it
during the coolest weather of the last
two winters. z. B, PLuMMER,
106 East Eighth Street,
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
UGNE d. MESsTCK.

August 1. 1887
MEssRs H0LIds & HEARN MIRO. co.
GENTLEMEN: The Superior Furnace
that you put in my house. s13 jackson
street, one year ago has given entire sat
isfaction It is easily managed and very
economical in the use Of coal. can
heartily recommend it to any one wanting
a heater EUGENE d. MEssICK,
Conductor p. w & b. r. r.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.


Quotations.
NEW York, Sept, - Money closed az III per
cent the highest rate was ~ and the lowest u
per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates. 465lk
G04SSls; actual rates. 4sis4QfS5 for 80 day
bills and 4.s734GR4SS for demand Governments
closed strong; currency os, 100 bid; IS, coup,
100 bid; as, do. 1888 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts. Il40li6; Union land grants, 1850 100;
Union sinking funds, i9o0i23; Centrais, 1l4Dil6.
The stock market opened weak, with deter.
mined drive being made at Lackawanna, Read
ing, St. Paul aud Western Union, with the view
OF breaking the whole market and prices de-
clined "a 70 per cent After II O'Clock the mar.
ket BECAME tiriner, ard nearly ali stocks recovi
erred their early declines by Il o'clock Ia fact
the only stocks that did not recover So promptly
were Western Union and the Vanderbilt stocks
The market gathered strength through the re
mander Of the day, and closed at near the high
est prices The sales for the day amounted q
IA shares
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

William H. Hartlove Of the Wawaset
Gun Club shot about six dozen reed birds
Yesterday. A large number of the club
members have been cunning for the
delicious birds, which are now in good
condition
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
Sensation Among wheat Dealers.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI Sept s-The Min
nesota grain and warehouse commissioners
promulgated IA rule admitting wheat dam
aged 10 10 per cent. by frost TO grade as
No. I hard This decision has caused a
sensation among the dealers, who vigorously
protest that it will hurt the sale OF Minnesota
wheat
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
The IIntfieids All Acquitted.

PITTsBURG. Sept. s.--The Times Pikevillo
Kyl special says: The Hatfield trial has
just come 60 close, all the prisoners being
acquitted They have returned TO West
Virginia. Thus ends the famous case that
threatened interstate complications between
West Virginia and Kentucky.
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

SAN Francisco, sept S.-The revenue
cutter Bear reports the wreck OF the barks
Mary and Susan, Young Phoenix and Fleet
wing, and the schooners Jane Gray and Ino.
near Point Barrow, Aug 8. The Bear res.
eued the crews, numbering 100 The storm
was one Of the most severe ever known in
the Arctic
Evening journal., 1888-09-08

LONDON. Sept s--The Allan line steamer
Prussian, Capt Vipond, from Philadelphia,
while on her way to Glasgow in she Clyde
at midnight came in collision with and sank
the British steamer Memling The Memling
was almost cut in two The Prussian was
haaahad
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
Election 81 omcers.

The Wawaset Gun Club has elected the
following officers: President. J. D. Under
wood; vice president, George Miller; re-
cording secretary, J. X. Woodward
financial secretary, @. Mahoney; quarter
master, w Tussey; treasurer, w. Buck.
master; directors, J.. H. Stout, NJ B. Hill
and C. NJ Buckmaster
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DEL. CT

DELAWARE CRY, August %, 1898
MEssRs. CLEANER & HOLLIS.
GENTLEMEN: The No 80 Superb
Brick Lined Heater you put in the Pr
byterian church Of this place has Civ
good satisfaction. 1t is free from du
smoke or gas, and is very economical
the consumption of coal Yours, etc
r. ID, CLEAvER,
Cashier First National Bank,
Delaware CITY
Evening journal., 1888-09-08
INSTRUCTION..
SHoET;nAND AND rYrE-wnrrrSe

- HORT-HAND AND TYPE-wKITING
= SCHOOL.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Board of Trade Rooms, Exchange Building,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SITS.
The above school will reopen September 3.
lssS, Both sexes admitted. number Of Young
ladies and gentlemen have already been en-
rolled. No additional charge for instruction in
type writing. No text books used. students
being instructed from Fay's hort-hand
pupils to be far superior 70 any other method
Of instruction. Terms reasonable. For full
particulars address
r. J. FAY, Stenographer
+. Q. Box RS Wilmington. Del.
MISS GERTRUDE G. HARLOW, A.R.,
III tGOrnelD will reopen her school On SEP
TEMlsER II, 1883 assisted by Miss Nellie
Heston. There are three departments pri-
mary, intermediate and College Preparatory
tGlassical and Scientihcl Special CLASSES in
History, Literature, Rhetoric and ElocutiOn
viii be formed for yorng ladies and gentlemen
during the year. The number Of pupils is lime
lied g fifty. Applications may be made now at
li0l w. sixth street, or, on and after Septem-
Der Il, az tho school. Oi w. Twelfth street.
TNREENDs' SCHOOL.
1T Fourth and West Streets
Will reopen 9th moafh ,Septemberl. 10th 1898.
Primary, intermediate and Academic De-
partments. The principal will be at his Office
after 9th month. al
Catalogues at Z. +. Thomas g. Co.'S.
ISAAC n. JOHNSON. Principal.
MISS II. r. DENNIsON. CAN ACCOM-
w M0DAHE few more pupils in her
select school, 3gS West Fourth street