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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-12
MEMORANDA.

New York, Dec 9-Arrived. steam schr Louis
Bucki, Mount, Jacksonville
Castellamare Nov 30-Sailed, bark Ismaele
QtaD, Capielo, Savannah.
Lizard, Dec 9-Passed, steamship Empire
(Br), Davis, Savannah for Antwerp
Coosaw, S C, Dec ARRIVED, schr Mary F
Godfrey, Godfrey, Savannah.
Fort George. Fla, Dec 6-Arrived, schr E
Rudolph, Mullen, Bangor for Palatka; eth, str
Delaware, Chichester, New York for Mayport;
schr Lizzie Hall, Greed, Philadelphia for Jack
sonville.
Providence, R l. Dec ARRIVED, schr R f C
Hartley. Falker Brunswick
New York, Dec 11-Arrived out. steamships
The Queen, New York for Liverpool; Arizona,
New York for Liverpool.
Fernandina, Dec 11-Arrived schrs Ella NJ
Barter. Batter, Charleston; Julia Bailey, Otis,
New London.
Cleared, schr Chas Morford, Herbert, New
York
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made to the Legislature of tue State Of
Georgia for the passage of bill TO be entitled
an "Act to incorporate the ENTERPRISE
STREET RAILROAD COMPANY of Savannah.
Georgia, and TO authorize the construction Of
street railway through or upon Bay, Barnard,
Bryan, st. Julian. Montgomery, South Broad,
East Broad Gwinnett. New Houston, Duffy,
Bull and Harris streets and to confer certain
powers and privileges incident to said company.
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Georgia brown shirting. "a, 4l5c; 10 do, SIC:
- brown sheeting, 61ac; white osnaburgs,. SO
makes; brown drlllings, 611G171sc.
FIsH-Light demand on account of high
prices Market nominal. We quote full weights
S MaGkeselsSe O. 81 CO. No half barrels
rels, SIS 50.
FRuIr-Florida oranges, ss.a50q75. Lemons
3 IS ~ W vs.
FLoUR-Market weak We quote: Extra,
3 1905 %; fancy. S. 90@6 10; choice patent,
90 500 Is; family, S. 40@5 so; spring wheat,
GRAIN-Corn-M Market firm. We quote: White
corn, retail lots, Csc; job lots. &c; carload lots
6Oc mixed corn, retail lots, 621sc; job lots, 6oc
carload lots, 5Sc. Oats-Retail lots. 45c; job
lots, 42c; carload lots. SOC. Bran-Retail lots,
q TO- JOB lots, 81 o5; carload lots, 81 Oc. Neal
Coo. Grits, zoe.
HAY-Market firm. We quote: Western in
retali lots, 81 TO- job lots, 81 05; carload lots,
HIDES, Wool. ETC ides-Market dull: re-
eeipts light; dry flint. SIG; sailed, 6I<c; dry
prime in bales 2sc; burry sa,ae n0m wax
lsc. Tallow. 3@4c. Deer skins, flint, Csc /;
salted, roc. Otter skins, 5Oc04 co.
=, lRoN-Market firm; Swede, 4IzG6c; refined,
219c.
LARD-Market steady; in tierces, SIC; 50 u
tins, S5Sc.
LIME CALcINED PLASTER AND CEMENr-Chew-
acla lump lime in fair demand, and selling at
81 25 per barrel; Georgia and Shelby, 81 Is ner
barrel; cacined plaster, 81 IS per barrel; hair.
cement So 50@3OO.
LIQUoRs-Flll stock; steady demand We
quote: Bourbon, 81 5005 so; rye, 81 5016 90;
rectiied, 81 O0@1 So. Ales unchanged and in
fair demand.
NAn.s-Market firm; fair demand. We quote:
10d, 81 40; I'D to 40d, S. 80; sod to God, S255
NUTs-Almonds-T arragona, 1S02Oc; Ivicas.
7OlSc; walnuts, French, 15c; Naples. 16c; pc
cans ea dOc; Bpa I'll l0c; 6erts, lOc cocoanuts.
ONIoNs-Per barrel, 50 SO; per crate, 81 10;
Spanish, crates, 81 Is.
s 0T w.. 1t. firm Ks daPa's good Signal
kerosene, 1019c; neatsfoot. 65@s0c; machinery,
250a0c; linseed raw, Soc; boiled, CSC; mineral
seal, Ice; homelight, 16c: guardian, 14c.
POTATOES Northern, So 50M2 rs
RAIsINs-Demand light; market steady. Lay
ers, 80 90 per box; London layers, new, So so
per box; California London layers, 81 IS per
box; loose, 81 So
quiet; carload lots, SOC, f. o. b.; job lots, $50
SHor-Drop, 81 35; buck, 81 CO.
SUGAR-The market is dull. We quote: Cut
oaf: s1ec: cubes Sc; powdered Sc; granu
ated, nc; confectioners', 75sc; standard A,
nc; off a, 7ssc; white extra C, &c; golden
c, csc; yellow, 616c.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia dull, at 2s@3oc:
market quiet for sugarhouse at 3C040c; Cuba,
straight goods, CSC in hogsheads; sugarhouse
molasses, 19020c.
ToBAcco-Nlarket steady: demand fair. We
quote: Smoking, 25c0S1 25 chewing, common
sound, 25030c; fair 30Q35c; medium, 3s65Oc
bright 5o075c; fine fancy, ss1aCc; extra fine
9Oc0Sl 10; bright navies 45075c; dark navies,
40@150c.
LUMBER-Demand brisk and much in excess
of present mill capacity. Mills full of work for
forty to sixty days. and advanced prices offered
for prompt deliveries. Prices firm at quotations
with strong inward tendency We nnota
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"WEDNESDAY, Dec IL, 1888

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New York-C
G Anderson. Agent.
Steamship Dessoug. Askins. Philadelphia
G Anderson.
Steamer David Clark. Bailey. Fernandina and
way landngs-C Williams, Agt.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIANAC-fHlS DAY.
Sun Rises. Recommendations. 7:04
Hob WATER AT SAVANNAH. $40 AM 3:4SPn
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Advance, Henry. Augusta and way
landings-Moore. Hull & Co.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Moland Nor, Abrahamsen, Barbados, in
ballaSt-A r Salas & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Charleston, Dec s-Great Marsh Island Shoal
Beacon No Showing a white light, st Johns
River, Fla, was carried away by a passing
steamer on Dec and will be re-established as
soon as possible.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
D HITCHCOCK
Lieutenant Commander, U N, Inspector Sixth
district.
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BALrIMoRE Dec. 1l.-flour dull and unchanged;
Howard street and Western superflne So 151
35; extra 81 j014 90; family 81 75d15 so; city
mills, Rio brands, extra s. 75615 90 Wheat
Oil; No. 2 Southern 81 021s; Western quiet
but STEADY; No 2winter red, on spot and De-
cember delivery 9SI919S94c. Corn-Southern
active but rather easier; white 39G4lc, yellow
$40 lOc; Western dull and lower.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. il.--Flour easy. Wheat closed
A6D1c below yesterday; Nc. 9 red cash 81 OH /;
May delivery 81 0'ISGol 0sA. Corn lower and
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the best OF artists and the most skfu lthog
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Corporations, manufacturers banks bankers, mer
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When orders sufficient
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CONiNIER< IAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.

D,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. II, 4PM
CorToN-The market continues dull and I'M
changed. Holders remain firm and refuse to
mart with stocks except at full figures. The
total sales for the day were 1,125 bales. On
change at the opening call at 10 a. m. the
market was reported easy and unchanged, with
Gales of 20 bales. At the second call at D. m.
Il was quiet, the sales being ao2 bales. At the
third and last cali at 4 p. m. it closed quiet and
unchanged, with further sales of 656 bales. The
following are the official closing spot quota
.iors of the Cotton Exchange:
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naval STORES-Ihe market Tor Spirits turpen-
tine was quiet and somewhat nominal, owing
TO buyers and sellers being apart. Holders
There were no sales reported during the day
At the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported firm at 43c for regulars
At the last call it closed at 43c bid for regulars
and held higher. Rosin-The market was very
quiet at quotations The sales for the day were
about $50 barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the first call the market was reported quiet at
the following quotations: A, B. C, D and E
N 81 60. N So 90, window glass So 60, water
white So 90. At the second call it closed I'M
changed.
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Sea IsLands-The market was quiet but firm
and unchanged. There was only small de-
Tnand and light business, the sales being about
~ bags on the basis of quotations:
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LAUNCHING OF THE GUNB0AT PETREL.
THE FIRST wAIsHIP BUILT IN BALTIMORE
CHRIsTENED BY MISS sCHLEY.

CIIRISTENED BY MISS SCHLEl
baltimore, Oct. 13.-At the Columbia Iron Works.
this city, os O'Clock to-day the gunboat Petrol
the first warship built in Baltimore, was successfully
launched The Washington party, some thiIty-lve In
number, invited by Secretary Whitney arrived at
about noon. Among those present were Vice-Admirai
5. c. Rowan, Admiral s r. Franklin, commodore
W. S schlcy and party of six ladies' Co'nmod"e
Montgomery sicard, Chief Constructor l. d. wilson,
Paymaster-GenerI James Fulton, superintendent
Brown Pay Director Thornton Pay Inspector Kenny
Lieutenant Bahia, of the japanese legation ana Juan
S. AtwelI of the Argentine legation
Shortly after the arrival Of the invited guests, the
wedges beneath the makng-up7 were driven In and
tho triggers of the sliding were sawed through
and as the symmetrical mass Of iron started, the
beautiful daughter OF Chief Of the Bureau OF Equip
ment and Recruiting, Miss Virginia schey, standing
upon the raised platform directly beneath the Prov
there broke the bottle of champagne and chrstened
Gunboat No. 2 The Petrol After the launch the
invited guests partook of luncheon on board the
United States steamer Dispatch and then returned to
Washington.
The boilers and engines are ready and viii be put
in Immediately. The ship probably will be turned
over to the Government early in January. Following
Is description of the Petrol: Length between per
pendcuars, 175 feet breadth moulded, 30 feet ~ LIZ
inches breadth, treme, 81 feet; deepth OF hoia
amidshps. Is feet inches; mean draught, IL feet
inches displacIng $40 tons She is poop and lore
castle vessel, rlgged as Darhah"ic, "isu""' ~"
gear with plain sail of ALSO square feet The
machinery IS to indicate 900 horse power with natural
draft and 300 with forced combustion, the nreroom
being arranged for closing. The stem, which is Oh
cast STEEL is slightly ram-shaped. Her other means
OF offence are four sixtnch guns mounted on spon
sons and capable OF oonvergng on an object 4Oo lee
ahead or asterr and OF training 20 degrees before
or abaft the beam also two hgh-power single shot
two Hotchkiss revolvers and one short Calling no
torpedoes being fitted. The machinery and magazines
are placed beneath a thsee-elehthnch water-tght
steel deck and protected by shell gratings ana als9
bv the coal The bunker capacity Is 100 tons OF
coal and the complement 100 men. The single screw
nine feet nine inches in diameter is driven oy com
hound engine having cylinders twenty five and forty
Six inches in diameter and stroke OF thiriy-hree
inches revolutions 1876 per minute. There are TWO
boilers erbtcen feet and eight inches In diameter,
with a collective crate service of ninety i've square
feet There are eight thwartship water-tight com
parfments, extending from keel 10 spar deck inc
cabins. wardroom etc. will be Of the same general
finish as I'm the other vessels. The maximum speed
will be nearly thirteen knots.
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MOVING AGAINST INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Boston, Oct. IS iSpecial-lDsurance Commissioners
Merrill has found two more assessment insurance
ronpanies which he thinks demand the attention of
IN. Attorney Genera and has sent letter to that
official In which he says that the Providcnt Mutual
Association Of Boston, of which william II. Towne
rs president, corporation organized in 1897, and
autborized 10 begin business March %. 1888, has
failed 20 make any deposit Of an emergency fund as
required by law, and Is therefore transaoting business
IN direct violation of the Massachusetts, statute Major
Merrill in referring TO this case says
Il request thar you take immediate proceedings
10 procure from the Supreme Judicial Court an in
junction restraining the said association from further
transaction of business I'm this commonwealth
A similar letter was sent TO the Attoney-General
relative to the Provdent Fraternity. another assess
,nant COMPANY OF which julius l. Clark Is the presi-
dent Inioffnstions asking for nlunctons against
both OF these companies were filed with the clerk OF
the Supreme Court yesterday.
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UNIQUE DEMOCRATIC APPEAL
PROMISING TO RETURN SURPLUS COLLECTIONS
IF THERE SHOULD BE ANY-MR LIE
rr,yrr,s 1NDIsCREET SPEECH


Washington Oct. 10 CspeciaD.-Perhaps the most
unique and amusing circular lnvl'ns .
raign contributions that has been received
~ clerks in the Departments is tha'
issued By the chairman Of the Democratic
state Committee in North Carolina The pialn'Ne
and minor key it which il written sadly OeieS
the exceedingly vivacious and triumphant roos'er
which decOraes the envelope in winch inc ih'SS'N0
Is enclosed The browning glory of the document
bowever is the artfll and seductive mint al III"
end that surplus might possibly be returned 10
tbe fortunate contributor. The idea that DEM
ocratic committee could even possess surplus anu
90 possessing would IT, is exceedingly refresh
Ing The circular is as fellows; 800
Raleigh n. c., October, 1855
A.. r,.a- civ. Az YOU doubtless already know, po-
ntical campaign be conducted without money
.ournttee u sorry but sandor is coupeled u say INV
there is DISCRIMINATION irerence ana discomfort al '
Ilemocratc party 10 EARNING extent anu 'ha' "
cure the In November TO OieVeiahu anu -, 49,
there must be systematic and unceasing WORK un Tie
s.v A. election This will require funds Knowing
Row zealous and liberal always arc IN sans inc parry
This committee boind to notify you oil 'ne su"O"
ana m ask vor, for pecuary assistance AL
nsn recevei are PLACID in the bank and checked OUT a.
- en- uau,,s Of all contributors and the amount
ia nv Zach Is preserved II there should be any surplus on
hand at the end Of ne canvass there WILL De no
IN a pro rata distribution Of 1t TO those VINO nave
,ha .nd Hoplng u from at the earliest MOMENT
>H' SN Chairman.
IT.. ,,.,.rsnc TO the surplus is rather amusing IN
-, ., wt.t ex Con gresham q Ben" lie Fevre OF
Ohio is repoted as saying to one OF MS in'lni@es
the other dsy Why, gentlemen said he, " the WASH
,nrton DEPARTMENTS not coming UP 10 the scratch
:. al this ,me They're contributing the merest
sre. and what they do ante up is doied
ont 4, the rost pitifuI driblets BY Jovc we don
got enough out of 'em to buy champagne lor
the headquarters of the National Committee. csnera,
This ereedingly discreet admission OF OepeI a. a.
i Es,re while III casts somewhat startling hght
80 tbs co.vival sessions Of the National DemocIaic
Snrui.te, in West Twenty ninthst.. VIII dOuotless
largely simulate the male and female GoVern1men..
employees in Washington 10 contribute lavishy o,
tbetr bardea ned shekels TO provide Mumms Exlrs
T1ryr IN more eopous streams for the thirsty coin-
Mit;ee.
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povns oFFEREp AND ACCEPTED.

u..h,,cton Oct 13-To-day's bond offerings
agerecand s4,s57 500 follows:
Coupon frs. 81 2I7coO at 12s. $4,000 at l2o 3-s'
no. ooc at las rs. $4,000 at 12S.
Registered fours, Se54,Ooo at 1913, 200 al
TOO 500 at 1870 500 900 at 129. 1925 900 at 125 10
5000 600 at les rs, $4,000 at 1875 $4,000 al l2S'
81 100000 at 12S, $4,000 at LIS SlooVoo AZ
,oT-s $40 o,o AZ 12s. go, 900 at 1873 s75o,Ooo at
,os sso 600 at 1as. Total fours "a. 465,6 900.
Cannon four and a halls $4,000 at los L.
Registered -four and halls, $4,000 at lOs IL
slOo. 600 at los H. e.. 500 at los IL, $1,000 al
1oe IL. $1,000 at los ga Total four and halls
The secretary Of the Treasury this afternoon &C
cepted the following bonds o 90 . ,oa,
Four and a hats, registered, 100000 al los IL.
81 600 at los IL, $500 al LOG IL, Sl,2Oo ~
los 10 60 900 al los IL. 1850 1000
Four and halls, coupon, So,OoO al lVo L.
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TARIFF BILLS COMPARED.
wH,cu OF THE TWO MEANS FREE wnIsKEY
WHAT THE INTERNAL REVENUE PROVISIONS OF
THE DARK LANTERN" BILL WILL EFFECT
THE DAMAGING OPINION OF THE COM
urssroNET OF INTERNAL REVENUE

u.sh,nc,,n Oct lathe attacks OF the Demo
ratio Senators on the provision in the Senate suos
tute which RENTS under proper and suncieu' s@i0
,uands the internal tax alcohol used In tho a''s'
are as absurd as many other features of their opp'S
ron TO that measure This opens the door 10 ir"1
and means free whskey," they cry; and III S'"o'
the same breath they proclaim their approVai VI ~.
internal revenue sections of the Dark Lantern o'i
which provides among other things for the rc'''s''o
OF the license taxes imposed by the ooVer"'u'"
retail dealers in spirituous and matt "t a
virtually repeals the on unlmi'ou sa a.,
vhiskey provided the same be manulao'ui.' -
tillcrfes with . measured capacity OF iesS ''"A
ty-four bushels per day. -. .,,o oh,ects. .
First m tighten the greivous burden unoor VIZ" IN
80. H., ., The country are staggering, anu so0-
- =. ,,rove one means now employed 10 detect
violations Of the prohibitury or hieh-i0en'o ~ -
ssv.ral etares and many counties ana .o""s ~,
IN. ro,,cv III local option has been es'aoiSn'' ,
.econd proytsion. with the accompanying sco'i'n',
,,,h calculated and designed to make beverages WIS
. v,rtu,IIr free of tax. especially In one large
- m. coun,ry II has been subject OK reniaiA n"'
- .avoc.,e NJ the Dark-Lantern' Dill, III oiehor
branch OF Congress-. has been able 10 sno" thal III
tbe Judgment OF the commissioner oi lhe''si NJ
rr :, will he practicable TO prevent frauds upon the
r.vcnue and large output of free whiskey, II inc
measure Is adopted
7, :. now known that repeated efforts were made
and strong influences exerted 10 induce the Commis-
,,ner In cxnrcss such ar opinion but he did not DO
q, II "a also now known that on more than one
occason he has warned the frectrade supporters Oh
the FREE whiskey provisions OF the House Dill
n adopted those sections VIII not 1ihy t a. m
,he in 'erna revenue service, but VIII result ia uti-
,s,aa nrodpcton and sale of whiskey, without the
payment of a tax.
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rr-nns rHAr EAILEn ro MATERIALIzE.

Washington, Oct. 10 Cspecial.-Charman BaTnum
hss dectcd that he Will not leave Washington until
TO morrow 1t seems that the receipts OF to-day dio
not meet his expectations but 1t is understand that
more money has been promised. John Milton Turner,
who had made some big promises, tried to rally his
rohor1 of colored who are anxious to contribute
to the campo On fund, but the attempt was signal
failure. Only three men Of color appeared In feu
Of the 500 promised, and Statesman Turner lookcd
sheepish he sneaked from Mr.. Barnums parior
The two or three colored individuals who appeared
cast apprehensve glances around, very much as II
they we're about to enter forbidden watermelon
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DE.ru OF ! CIRCUS PERFORMER

Boston, Oct - Special. Thomas II. Williams an
Old actor and circus performer, died at his home in
this city on Thursday. He was born In nhis city
axty-nine years ago, IN Bovdoin Square HIS
speciality in TIC circus line was cannon-bal tossing,
and forty years ago he was featue OF the
srcusses Of this city. He was a great traveller and
played I'm all parts Of Euorpe South America and
n msny place. In India. His funeral took place TO-
Gav
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the Town Hall in Acton, with the purpose OF erecting
unon n structure TO be used for public library and
soldiers memorial hall, the entire cost 20 DC pan
particulars of the project at present
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THAT SURPLUS DISAPPEARING.

Washington, Oct. l3.-The total amount OF bonds
purchased 10 date under the circular Of April Is
Fs4e7O $50, of which s5I302Ooo were per cents
and s33 276, $50 were 1-2 per cents. The cost OF
these bonds was s6G,co5.539 for the fours and $50
ees1s2 for the iour-and- halls. making total of
slO1. sol, 73I Notwithstanding these heavy pay
nants the Treasury surplus to-day Is stated at $685.,
100000.
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Boston, Oct. 10 tspecaD.-There is goo1 prospect
that the town Of Acton will be the next In the list
Of those lucE Massachusetts towns TO receive the
gin of a fine memorial building from citizen whose
aensros,,x IA commensurate with his means. VIII
lam wilde tae publisher Of sundsy-schooi literature
In t&ls city, his purchased the Fletcher estate near
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Cambridge Oct. 10 (spccall.-The Harvard eleven
defeated from the Boston school Of Technology
to-day by score of Is to 0. Harvard played poor
game The eleven made up as follows Cum
mock. Van Setback. Finlay, Dexter, centre Traiord
Davis G. Harding Dean quarter -hacks: Percy and
IIunncwel half backs Fitzhush, full-back
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DresemIking.

~ REssM AKING. Young lady " 90 ous
~ bv IN day (t2) perfect litter ana dfs.
EiMPETENT, Tribune Branch oniee. lo3
othaye
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miscellaneous.

.nrrS WANTED 20 form classes In
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1i7 West 49th-st.
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reasonable. Call ~ i3s sth-sI. doors
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Mem ijublicailcns.

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1853 TO 1885
With Portrait Biography of each also Portraits and
Sketches Of the lives Of the present Candidates
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6ituations Uante6- female.
re WEST csrH-sT-A young woman
CO a. wos nurse. baby three monsns
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PUBLICATION OF MRS DoDD's NOVEL Is POS,
PONED TO OCT. nth.
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Thorough preparation for lieees especially JOHNS
HOPKINS HARVARD. YALE. COLUMBIA and COR
NELL ard scientific schools Careful training for bus
ness FRENCH GERMAN and VOCAL MUSIC in resu-
lar scheme Of instruction
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER SEPT l.
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9nstruriton.
BOYS and Young Mon City

A A. DWIGHT SCHOOL.
"A. formerly NEW. YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAOtS
I479-l4S5 Broadway corner <3i:st) ,,,..
A carefully graded school for Toys. This inyitnlonn
aims methods and results to equal the best New
-choois and snoFds broad and thoroughly praetich
education. Pupils fitted TOR any college scientific
school or directly business and professional pursuits
Spccia facilities for those studying for advanced standna
ia college AZ excellent p,epsaicry depar NJ f2r osys
school. HENRY G. MILLER,
ARTHUR WILLIAM Directors
r. V. IIUYSSOON.