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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

GENERAL HARRIsoN's maternal great
grandfather, John Cleves Symmes,
who purchased from the Government
the site of the city of Cincinnati, was
not the promulgator of the ''Symmes
hole" notion, but was the uncle and
namesake Of that fantastic theorist.
He was Colonel in New Jerseys rev.
olutionary army and was afterward a
Justice of the Supreme Court of that
State
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04
A COUNTY SEAT WAR.

Reported Bloodshed In Stevens County,
Kan, Growing Out of County Seat
Troubles.
LIBERAL, Kan, July 27.-Shorty, livery
stable keeper at Hugoton, says Sam Rob-
inson, the city marshal of Hugoton, and
NJ. Cook of the same town, went to the
Dudley ranch near Pony creek yesterday,
accompanied by their wives, to look up
some cattle which they were trying to buy.
While taking dinner, Deputy Sheriff
Short, Woodsdale man, accom-
panied by five other Woodsdale
men, rode up to the party and
asked Robinson to surrender, as he had a
warrant for his arrest. Robinson said he
would GO short distance from the camp,
leaving Cook and the women behind, and
then give his enemies chance to take him.
On reaching convenient spot both parties
opened fire, with the result that four
Woodsdale men were killed. The
other two fed to the strip and Rob-
inson escaped without scratch. Cook
hastened to Hugoton and gave the
alarm, and soon an armed squad went to
their assistance. Meeting a lot of Woods
dale men an encounter took place, in
which three more persons were killed and
a number wounded. According to Shorty
the whole county is at war, but Sam Wood
has again disappeared. John Cross, shIiff
of Stevens County, was one of the rfen
killed in the second fight. The names Of
the othaB killed could not be learned.
RIc FIELD, Kan, July Considerable
excitInent is created herea3 by the
repeasi calls for, aIsns <s,sArd men to
help tho town Of yNJ5dsdale which
Hugoton, lis claimss, fabout to destroy
The report. tare lot gs exaggerated, but
four have pv.n kir "a in cold blood, and
others will be unls IS help is had soon. The
bad blood and wsrse whisky defies all law
or humanity.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.


VIC. WILLIAMS ma de successful balloon
ascension at Louisville, KY, on the 29th.
He used a hot air balloon, and after ascend.
ing 200 feet cut loose and came down by
means of a parachute. He fell about 200
feet before the parachute opened.
B. D. MCCORMACK, from Tampa, was
taken with a suspicious fever at Jackson
vile, Fla, on the 29th. He was promptly
removed to the quarantine hospital and
the premises whore he stopped is isolated
and disinfected. No danger is apprehend
ed The city is in splendid sanitary con-
dition.
AT Wolfboro. N. Y, on the 2sth, Mrs.
Nancy Edgerly, celebrated her lO4th
anniversary. She is in fair health, with
hearing and vision but slightly impaired.
THE exports of specie from the port of
New York last week amounted to $241 1884,
of which $1,000 was in gold and $235, 3s4 in
silver. All the gold and $s,344 in silver
went to South America and $229,060 in
silver went to Europe. The imports of
specie for the week amounted to SS3, 74S, OF
which $22,O06 was in gold and $50, 692 in
silver.
DEPUTY SHERIEF LEoRING, who was shot
through the bowels by negro prisoner
named Austin several days previous, died
at Palatka, Fla, on the 18th. AT the time
OF the occurrence OF the crime Leoring was
giving the prisoners their dinner. Austin,
who is desperate OF the worst class,
snatched the deputy's pistol out of his belt
and deliberately shot him.
THE contest about the Memphis bridge
is not settled by any means. The decision
of the Secretary Of War changing the
channel span from 1000 feet, as fixed by
the board of engineers, to $50 feet has
aroused opposition among steamboat men,
and those representing the interests of the
Mississippi river.
AT Missouri Point opposite Alton, H.,
on the Goth, William st. Clair and Bob
Ashley crossed the river, and, after land
ing in Missouri, quarreled. Ashley ran at
st. Clair with bowie knife and drove him
into the river. st. Clair could not swim; !;
Ashley prevented him from regaining the
shore and he was drowned.
TUE bill to create boards of arbitration
for settling controversies and differences
between railroad corporations and their
employees was favorably reported to the
Senate on the 18th.
A RATHER curious disposition has been
made of the ashes of Edward e. Munich,
who was inciuerated at New York on July
10. His ashes, weighing about five pounds,
were. in accordance with his wishes, aud
those of his wife, scattered over ons Of the
flower beds on the lawn in front OF the re-
tort house. where they are still plainly dis
cernible.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04
Delirious Nith sickness.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2s.-About 10:30
a. m. yesterday Mrs. N. R. Schmidt, who
resided with her husband ON Riverview
avenue, near Tenth street, almost COM
pletely severed her head from her body
with razor. She was delirious with sick
ness at the tine. She was twenty six
years of age and leaves two children and
a husband,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

PPoF. TscHAKERT, of the Konigs-
berg University, has discovered in the
library numerous hitherto unknown
manuscripts of sermons and COM
mentaries written by Martin Luther in
the period from 1919 to 1925.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

FARMERS in New Jersey are about
instituting 'bug days." wherein a con-
certed effort will be made to extermi-
nate the insects that play havoc with
fruit and vegetables.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

The suit of the Webster Loom Com
pany vs.. E. S. Higgins & Co., for in
fringement of patent process of car
pet weaving. which has been pending
for fourteen years, was decided at New
York on the 9th in favor of the plain
tiff, but only six cents damages was
awarded, instead of $3, 900, 900 wanted.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

LARGE numbers of Chinese are re-
ported making their way into the
United States from British Columbia
by way of the frontier placer mines,
which are principally in the hands OF
Chinamen.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

THE Inter-Oceanic railway of hexi-
co has begun the work of opening a
tunnel from Calpulatalpan, on the road
from the City of Mexico. 1t will be
the largest tunnel in the Republic.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

ACCORDING to Pittsburgh reports the
soap manufacturers of this country
are discussing the formation of a trust
to regulate prices and production.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

INDIANA White Caps, after whipping two
women in Crawford County weIe fired on
and put to flight by citizens in ambush.
Three of the White Caps We're seriously
wounded.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04

The Pope is said to be suffering
from a liver complaint and losing
strength. He has been ordered to take
mineral water before breakfast.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-04
CURRENT COMMENT.

COTTON worms and grasshoppers are
doing great damage in the great Mex
ican cotton region of the State OF
Durango.
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european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFOR
EPPS' ) COCOA.

BREAKFAST" BY q thorough .no...dgs OF ~
ma ral which govern the operations Os digestion snd
nutrition and by a careful Application OF the fine properties
OF well-ss MI EpD, has provided our break.
fast table. with a delcaely Favored DeScdge which
save Us many heavy doctors bills ~ Is 10 the lGd cos
use OF such articles diet that constitution -
gradually built up until strong enough every
Sency 20 disease Hundreds VI subtle nades are nOang
nsJund u, ready 10 attack there point
We ray escape many fata. shat BY keeping OuFsr'es
well fortified with pure bioOf and pvp-rO uOuFsaed
frame civil Service Gazette.
Made smply with boiling water 81 milk SOLD only IN
half pound tins by Crocers Labelled thus: James EPP5
& Co. Hon I0gai hlc e u ~ SIS. LONDON Englan =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
Geathers.

4 VISITING TEACHER charges s25 4 quarter Tor
y session week The session consists OF four
hours of which devoted 10 history literature
ana Mathematics one 10 language (FIcnch, German or
I.dtinl ana music 4 fieni shlc tho
sessions unusual progress guaranteed 10 10 hiui students
MONK. 81 Camblldge-placc, Brooklyn n \
4 LADY who has had experience IA teaching bo,h in
a schools and families wishes 10 Obtain position
poAclac-. s-tant in private school acad
Address T. \. c. Tribune OGlce
4 BEST TEACHERS supplied, charge. TEACH.
olUF' on hand. form lor stIrp. r. L, AVERY Amcri-
can school Bureau. Yves, iih-st y. y.
A MEXICAN AND FORtIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies pIoc sors, Teachers Tutor GoYrrnesses
&c. e. Colleges. SCHOOLS AM Families Apply to
Nlrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON, % Unon Square.
rJFSSE's TEACHERS AGENCY, 10 Las, 17ih.st sup.
plies superior teachers tutors g0vogac,ses
all branchc, resilient and visiting, English French Ger
man spanish spoken good schools recommended
AZ An rED-A young lady for aoycrncss Of our youag
w son; give particulars ana references.
MANUFACTURER"
yyTNNTED iMNFDIAIt,LT.-IAly toachlas liter tule
w ana French preccprcss Tor college good salary.
Gentleman, Greek. mathematics and Sciences nra. New
York many other teachers. MIRIAM COYRIERE,
81 Fac l5th-st, fh.aye and broadway.
W. ANTFD-An experienced tcnchcr ~ music who "a
w familiar with modvlh methods AMI adyance work for
euhutban dos, school. Address with references.
SINGING. r. Box 072
w oMAN's EXCHANGE re, ,CHERs BUREAU Cfor
esscs mus,clns. hous keepers corpanon- &C.. 70 col
icgcs schools and families; boOAAccpers strnogsa
phcrs aud copyists TO business films
Mrs. 4. d. CULVER 800 Hthaye.. Now York City.
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Gam Schools.

$780, 49, 49,
rrN1vERsIrY OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
L LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL. ID. d.. LID, Chancellor
HENRY ". MACCEACKEN ID. LID. Vicc-Chan.
celOr.
Tho Thrtieth Session begins September 90 1888. and
ends June 1855.
IN. ,,ur.e h, designed 70 rive the student
thorough preparation for the exam nations reouir
for admission 90 tho Bnr;
competent knowledge oi suossnuNc law ana OF plead
log. evidence and practice. ...
eours, two annual sessions and thercugh written.
rs oral examinations are required TOT oeRfee
An allowance Of than one year Is maze TOR pre-
provision mas been made for limited number Of seho
srShps Of eco each be awarded ct the END OF the
The schedule Q, SPECIAL lectures for 1889 IS as
follows.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLEH, IL Admiralty and
AUSTIN ABBOTT LID. Propagation or Iriai
CUAELKS r NhCLFhN, il ID, Grim nal Law
CEPHAS RKtINERD. ESQ. international Law 49,
A. 4. RFDFiELD. Esq. Restraints Oh iesaiheh'~'y
MELVILLE EGLEsTo4. ESQ. Law Of Carriers. Teic-
Hon %YEn S. isAACs. Examination Of Titles TO Real
For catalogues &c. apply u PROF l. =. RUSsELIs
Potter Blu lding 3s Pars-row Eew;Iork.
D. r JAoUES. Secretary OF Law faeaiv'
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Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 2O) STEWART b. lLDINC
NO. $50 BROADWAY, NETWORK. August II. 1885.
T'O CONTRACTORS.
i BIDS or riUrOsAAo Cor furnishing and manu-
featuring, fitting, placing &C. ten 4o-ncb stop cock
Vayps and gearing at the Ga,c-hDu,c ODe-huD ed
sndihrtynfth Conycntay on section 10 anl four
4nrh stocock valves and gearing be used a. Shafs
No o. on section IL and one 4s-inch stogcocs yass
and gearing 10 the New Gate house SECTION
of the New Aqueduct called for In the approved lOns
Of contract and specncations on he ~ the ONCE Of ms
Aouciuct Comm sionef- viii be received a, this once
un; "Wednesday. sept ). 1888 az o'c,ck m a. Nh "a
placc ana they VIII be puDcy Oprnel Dy the hque.
duet and the award q M contract for -af
work and iu"nisn'as sSi material VIII Ie male oy sa1
Commis sOners a. thcrs after a, possible.
Blank Of sli approved contlc ana The spechct
lions and bid proposals nd proper envelopes
for their enclosure AMI forms OF bonds aal ao inc pans
Tor said work and all other informal can be oDtaned
AZ The above orce OF ne AQuetuct Commissioners
p.icaton the secretary
- - JAMES c. DUANE
JOHN c. SHEFHAN Prcsidens
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M ORWICH LIE for Boston. Worcestel.

y ORWlCH Line for Boston, WorceSteI
London Norwich watch Iii aid Block / land. Steam
cis leave per 30 old numhen, North River foot u
Watts-st. (eNs pier above pcSOro-se~f be ~. daily
sun lays excepted, ~ ) 80 p This line has
eQus led ties for handling AMI d, butlng freight
fhrouq hOut New England On, steamer each dailr
except sundsys. eScludvely for ire gnt lieEss AID
n IL CIR enw ic.s, 1913 bDwey. In Br1o Ign. 1873
Washlnstor-st and 33l Fu.tCn-s: A. Pier 40 North
Rive. ana Steamers.
Westcott', Express CO. will call and baggage
from hotels ana residences. . 49, ,.,,- -.
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no NEW HAVEN, zoe.
L EXCURSION good dai -, 81 y , lana
steamers 4. H. NoRIIIAM aud ,oNliN - ~, 49,
ii H. ul connecting a. New Hay'n a. slscia Ia a'
Tor 'NTElDFN UAITFORD SPRINGFIELD HVl.
YOKE g. Through tickets s0i and ba-Eag checked ~
pa Broadway, Now. YORK. aal Court IT, BIooAiyh,
e. HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Roson Newpor. and 'he Eat ESt,s' S"s We, ach
HnL Narragansctt Pier Newport and lrovldeyte ana
Boston 90 p IN. Limited ENpns Io5 NeutErt ~ ~,
idence and Boston II 80 \. Night tApI&s Tor Ne~.
port rrOydenss noss.,naaiIy Palace ~ Flor Ca"
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PROVIDENCE LINE

I5VSINN WIN Nv
All Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Steamers RHODE. ISLAND and MASSACuC SETiS
30 y H.. 1t 80 =. con-
Meeting Will through express trains Tor Boston lea'lns
steamer At a. M. arriving Boston az 10 a. and
for Waite Mountain 20 mt, a. 10 IN. Though pt.or
cars. Reeves fenow ned orchestra each steamer
baggage checked by NestcOtr> Express Conn., ion -
ideuce destination Tickets and state rooms seoed
oO7 257 col 391, i9l Do Broadway A>tOr uou> Co..
mopoan ana Windsor Hotels and Ill Offices OF Nescotts
Express Company In New York of Brook yn send ios
RUNNER excursion book wi;b rates an1 route, .
.. H. BRIGGS w Il. BABtOLk. 49,,
HUDSON AND COXSACK[E.
ELEGANT STEAMER kAAIi,i;SKfLL leaves from
foot Jay-.t.. y. l.. every TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY az u 2. m ronrecting with Boston and Al
bany Railroad. WHEELER POWELL. Manager.
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Nem publications.
DARIS ILLUSTRE.

DARIS ILLUSTRE.
French edition. published weekly. BY 0oupil Cos
successors contains specimens OF the best
WORK OF the most famous OF Europe beautifully IL
lustratcd in col"I>.
This paper has equal among illustrated periodicals
either in EUropo America
new edition Of this weekly. with English text Will
.ppear saiiy October II will be published In America
.nultaneously with :he French edition in Paris.
Sole agents tOr tho English edition OF Paris Iustc,
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY.
Ncw-Ycrk and London.
,I,HE REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE s0NG,Bo Zoo io' 1ss ss.
=. 90 els; 50 copies or more at l5 cts.
Sen, by mail. postpaid. Address at once, S. N
HOLMES Syracuse, Y. y.
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jnstrrrtion.

For Bows and Young Men-City
II. MORSES School for Boys 42S Madison.avc
y. (nesr 4eih-st). Reopcns Sept p. Unth sept 10
addfets C.tuit Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
MARY POWELL FOR CRANsTON's. WEST
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
nay IL NE str ANFRS

DAILY oXcpl surd7ys).
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton.sL ny Annex :. 800 m.
" Nv. y york we We tr Gs:, Per PIE. $40
FOR ALBANY LANDING al West Point Ncwburg Poush-
kcepsie. Hhinebe k Cafshill and Hudson.
Returning. leave Albany 80 .. IN
tine BAND attached 10 "a N boat
Connections:
WEST POINT, NE"BURG and PoUGHKEEPs1E.
RHINEBECK. b.. ferry with Ulster and Del R. F. for
resorts ~ the Catsklu-.
CATSKTLI, with special trains the CatsNiu NJ. r. r
HUDSON. with Boston and Albany h IL for Chat
pitts eid &c.
ALBANY, with y. Y. Central and H. T. F. r. ZOE
Utica, NIAGARA FALLS, Bl19lo ami the West; with
Boston AMI Albany II. and r C. bug r. r. for Boston,
with D. and H. Co.'S K. =. Montreal North,
and with SPECIAL TRAINS 70 AND From SARA.
TOGA
Tfe New.York Transfer CO. Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
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DreosmakilQ.

Dreosmakins.
II RFSSMAKFII--By q nrstcia person, by the dsv,
~ or take work home cut m and drape latest TALL
fashions city or country; highest city er.nce Ad-
dress ROBES Tribune once, 100 West 4ed.sL
n DRESSMAKING.-By = nrst class litter aud draper by
~ tho day city or country; city references Address
d.. anu broadway.
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Miscellaneous.

4 CHILD may find pleasant home with instruction II
4 English. French music, with lady eXpe fenced it
and culture of chiI1en: mothers KIND personal
attention assured. CARLNLE Tribune Branch Onicc
i3l West 23t-s
n IRCULAftS schools both sexes city and country
- win careful advice TO parents. MIRIAM COY III
ERE 81 East l7th-st between 4thavc. and Broandway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

NiONINGIO\ LINE, FOR ,,ovr.
- NNEKAGANsEli PIER. WATCH UILf. PROV.
DrNCE WORCESTER. ami points north ant es'' .es
Providence and Worcester. steamers leave ITO" .Ifv
Pier g. y. A.. OlpcA above tana-sI, r. ~ ''s'
except sunday. Through parlor car reclining .,r.
tween steamrs tan tang Narrdgxnsett thou eNHs
chalge cgage checked from res.deAce t. dsln Io" "
Wc-teotts ENposs company. 49, o. oc, a4T
Tickets and s,aerooms Oh see az "o1 90, la ani
9qT al g57 Broadway. Aston House. NO,nolo''n A'~
~ r p.rCOt'Y .. II BRIGGS,
w. - - Don PAS. Att Gen Pass Agt
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DONDOUT. KING STON AND
CATSAlLL MOUNTAINS,

Maid 70 MIton- fChtn@Nepse aAi L7VvsS SVH'seaDs
"tl D-idWs4l. Cue, NSlrA !. GSs.s
snt h"stNt>niu Sc NlLA Or hlNbS1O-s
b. ma JAMES W. BALDWIN 1910 cscsS wee~ AZ a. =
TO-, Of lldl llrDD-st " Il, except SstuIliJ,
when CI-h OF kINDSIoN le,.e- &C . nl lsHant
oaly AZ Ncwbuis AMI P0u- hkccp-ie. Connecting Wa
special train io all Sumnwi Eesofts through the tsI,Ait
Mountains Leaves Roha, III SuId, u ghis AZ II i,eH
arrival OF speclI sst tfaln frsm the nOUians ara
a MN lnr MunNI Il IL
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DanCing Atao rmiss.

w AL1Z taught rapidly; private and class lessons all
W hOurs classrs forming. lady assistants. CAR
TIERS 80 5th.ave. terms moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout BY
~ electric lights comet VITO ga!ns OF pELAMAka
SARAI OGA or CITY or TROY leaves Pier 81. y r.
foot Chrstophsrst daily except SATURDAY p NJ sunday
al
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GicnmboIts.
DEOpI ES LINE

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leays
Pier Al North River foot C1nal-s,. az =. ~. daily
Sundays excepred. Leave Brooklyn Annex a, 5 p; NJ
and West also with 700 A.. NJ Special Express fof
Saratoga Lake Geo Lake Placid, sarsnac Lake PAU
Smiths ana all points north arriving day TICK
cts and baggage chez kei destination Freight 70
ceiyei until the hour OF deUalfUre
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS: The Qd Route.

CATsKItI EVf'NING LINE. stsanes KAATERs
KILL and CATsKILL leave every week Gay At 8 P n
tain and Cairo r. T.. For list 0. horses rates &C.,
send pier address w j. HUGHES. NatsElll y. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

r, IRCULARS schools both sexes city and country,
u with careful parents boys school for sale
MIRIAM COYRIERE. 81 East 17thst between 4th-aVc'
and Broadway
IrRIENDS SEMINARY. on Rutherford place topposite
j S;uyVcsan: Square, corner 10Th st opens "th month
School for both with carcflIy graded cours
from tho Kndcrcarton Tho Collegiate Department tho
latter being especially designed for preparation Tor en-
TO Coin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

A -DF LA SALE INSTITUTE,
"A. CENTRAL PARK, SOUTH 60S W. 6oh-st)
Polytechnic. Acaicmic and Business courses Re;
ular lessons gymnastics ara military drill. limited
number Of boarders taken Studies resumed Monday.
Sept 3. Send for circular. BROTHER ANTHONY. ESQ.
A RTHUR II. CUTTERS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ar. Cutler will be q. the schOolhouse. No. 90 West
<3i.st, Monday. September "a Autumn tom begins
Monday. I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04

CIcOA YEAE.-sT. STEPHENS SCHOOL,
- iOCTOenviile ;. /. A comfortable home FOR chill.
dicn either under II years Good and kind
treatment Mrs j.. PHILLIPS, Principal.
GOnA -MAPLrWOOD INSTITUTE for both seNes,
SrpUU corlyc, Penn. Preparatory busi. cas- =
in GIaiuatng Scientific and College preparatory courses
special caro- To h,le boys Highly recommended J.
SMOETLIDGE tYalcl A. NJ. Principal
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4 FoR B6sf6N. NEWfoRT. FALL RIVER. PROV.
lDENCE and all Eastern points
DOUBLE SERi ICg RESUMED
THE. SUMMER SEASON.

-Four steamers in onlm!ss!On-PI LGRIA,
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached 10 each vessel. .
Leave New-lork from Pier &c, y. r. (old No., foot
OF Murray-sL. follows: -
30 m-E0r all River direct connecting for Gos-
ton. Fitchburg Ncw BEDFORD " rthas Nlneyard. Nan
tucket ana local points Old Colony Railroad
G:I5 D. m.-For Newport and Fall River que Newport
about AS Fall River a. connecting with express
trains and through for Boston, Cape Cod Lowell,
the WHITE Mountains, &C.
SUNDAYS. leave Now York at D 80 p N. Tor all
points. Returning leave Boston D. m
Connection by Annex boat day from Brooklyn p u;
Jersey CIV D. m. Tickets statiUOms may be Oh.
tainei in NeNNork at POI 2Gi I'll ga 957 ana s29
Broadway; 204 West l2Jthst and l3i Eat l2bthst
I53 Bo1ery, Aston House ami Windsor Hotel; Linz
Onice. Pr 2s y. r., and on .ioamers. -
GEO L. COENOR, q. p. i. BoEDES Low ELL, Ast.
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S. WEST
VA Point. Cornwall Ncwbrlc, New Hamburg, Milton,
loushkeepse Hyde PARK Rome ~ and kingston. Every
weekday VestIy-st. 35, AMI West 22f-t 30 N.
excepting Sundays when she leaves hour earlier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-19
,otal for ten years was s3os, ,o45 900.

total for ten years was 1908, ,045 900.
An exhibit of coinage of gold, sill
yer and copper, in the Republic OF
Mexico, from the 1st of July, 1873, to
the 3Oth of June, 1887, shows the fol-
lowing totals: Gold, $8,045, ,749; sill
yer, 1923, 1888, sos; copper, $203, ,296.
Grand total, 1892, 1872, ,653.
An exhibit of the coinage Of Mexico
from the establishment Of the Mints
in 1887 to the end of the fiscal yeal OF
1887 shows the following: Colonial
Epoch, from 1887 to 1922, 151 ,581, :
$50; Independence, from 1922 to 1873
| $500, ,655, PSI; Republic, from 1873
to 1Ss7-$332, 1872, 1858. Total, $3,293,-
$780, 1854.
The exhibits of production and
mintage indicate steady development
of the mining interests of the United
States OF America, and also of Mexico,
and with the increasing facilities Of
railway communication fostering every
department of industry, the outlook
for continued growth in the product
of precious metals is fattering.
JOHN j. VALENTINE,
Vice. President and General Manager
Wells, Fargo & Company.