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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-15
Valuable Land Sale.

The following Lands, viz.
Land situate on the Government
Road at Makuu, Puma, Hawaii and run.
ming down 10 the seashore, about nine
miles from Eldart'5 Ranch,
Area, rs 1920 Acres !
This piece forms part of Apana 1, of
Royal Patent (GranD No. l0l3, formerly
owned by kaumu GA. A fine spring OF
water makes this Land particularly
valuitle as all who know the District
of Funa can well understand. The Land
has lot of Fine Cocoanut, Obia and
Hala Trees growing III on it, is well
adapted for agric .ltural PURPOSES and
is enciosei by stone wall
o-Land situate on the Government
Road at Waianu, Koolau, Maui, about
one mile from the Keanae Landing, and
fo1metly owne by B. Kalilimoku,
Area, 5 Pho Acres
This is good Taro Land with an abun'-
ance of water.
gsY~Deeds at the expense of purt ha-
sers. Maps aud Surveys can be seen
and further particulars obtained by ap-
plying 10
JAS. It. MORGAN,
Auctioneer.
Or 20 j. NJ. Monsarrat, No. 27, Mer-
cha, str, ct, Honoluln. 80 I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

The fifth and concluding volume OF MI Com'nopo'
new edition Of the works OF Alexander foPo WIN 70
published in November, and will contain MS Lie Va
Pope with a copious index to all tho Volumes ino
edition is in ten volumes, the poems occupying WIS
I TO ". and the prose works and correspondence
Vols VI 10 y.
A forthcoming volume Of tho Hahluyt Society Series
will describe the famous old globes In inc library
n, the Middle Tcmpc-thc celestial and tcrrostra
globes ever made in England. The maker was H.
Molyneux and the date is 1893 but the geography
ON tho terrestrial globe afterward brought down
TO 1903
4 volume OF verse; "Flower Pieces aud Other
Poems, by william Alllngham is announced as
nearly ready.
@Thc Saturday Review calls Mr. Lowell " the best
after speaker have had in England since the
death of Dickens But II declares that in his new
collection of political there is an excess OF over
familiar illustration. "Machcath.' 1t says, who
could be happy with either, tother dear charer
away appears twice. Perhaps It is time that both
the dear charmers and Machcath with them, were put
ont Of the way. The wound which great because
II was small the victorious cause which pleased
the gods, though It did not please Cato the Bcnzonan
challenged 10 make his choice of king; Agcsilaus
rompng with his children the gold coin which did not
smell in the nostrs of the Roman Emperor; Caliph
Omar and the burning Of libraries the Old Man of tho
Sea the Dragons Teeth: Dr. Sangrado the Magi-
clans who called up spirits that he could not
control. are among tho cd acquaintance whom we
arc somewhat surprised TO have introduced to us anew
BY Mr. Lowell. But his essays, with one exception,
were written than twenty wears ago. for Amcri-
can readers. and perhaps these illustrations had moro
freshness and novelty then and there than they have
for us now and here This is certainly rather bad,
Mir Lowell.
To few women has been given such high praise as
The Athenaeuni7 bestovs upon Mrs. Green, the
widow of the historian, for her monograph on Henry
H. II calls her writer OF historical ability
and SAYS that the real value of this book is TO he
sought in the charm Of brilliant style or the sur
prisg width of tho knowledge exhibits, the vivid
ness of the portratuyr, the subtlety with which
legal and constitutional questions are handled
but in tic mastery manner in which the main object
has been kept in view from first 10 last, and though
nothing in the history of his reign has been slurred
over everything has been suboinaed TO the setting
forth the craftsmanship of the king
DO not call Esq in the contents. common
shepherd lad cannot be Esq. Say James Hogg. the
Scots shepherd. something that way wrote Hogg
in letter accompanying song which was 10 appear
In a collection The letter has Just been sold at auc
ton in London.
Miss Constance Frederick Gordon Cumming. trav
ellcr and author. gets $3.50 year from tho British
Civil List. in consideration of her literary merits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
BOOKS OF The WEEK.

LIFE OF WILLIAM COSGREvE. BY Edmund Gosse, NJ. 4.
l6Ino. Pr. 1872. (rhonas Whttaker.)
ENGLISH PROSE FROM MAUSDEv1LLE TO TuACKERAr.
Chosen and edited wv Arthur Cation. 16mo. PIP.
1888 (Ihomas Whittaker)
THE SHIRT OF BEAUTY. by Henry W. barker. 12no,
PIP. 252. John Il. Aldenl
TIE EAvEsDRoPPER. BY James Payn. 12Ho, PIP. 1l9
Paper. (Harper & Bros)
LAYS ANCIENT ROME BY Thomas B. Macaulay.
limo. PIP 1919. UIarper Broso
FIFTY YEARS AGO. BY Walter Bcsant svo. Pr. 26s.
Harper & Bros.)
BROKEN FEITEPs. phe Story Of Temperance Reform.
by Charles Morris. svo. PIP 6O2. (Tho Ames Pub
fishing Coz
STUDIES CRITICISM. By Florence Trail limo, Pr.
32s (Worthington CO..
LIFE OF MATHEW +. marry. Compiled By his daush-
ter. Diana +. Nj. Corbin. svo, PIP $40 tscriDner d
Welford)
TIE STORY OF An AFRICAN FARM. BY Ralph Iron (Ohve
schrsDer). 1oHo, PIP 296. (ecrbncr * Weliord)
TIE ELECT LADY. BY George Macdonald. l6Lno, PIP.
345. d. Appleton CO..
TIE STORY OF MEDIA, BABYLON AND PERSIA. By Ze-
Made A. RaSszin limo, PIP Az. q. 2. putnam
SOns.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CcpartnereI,ip Notices.

a. Office is hereby given that the co,partner-
y ship heretofore existing between IHiQp0KE, NJ
TAtILD and r KYEY icT the rni arm pa%S Cd
on the nintf day Of August lsss, by mutual consent
TIE business win be continued at IA tItpT , ~ f.;
j. w. EMERY who have th, doy fomc1 n n,prt CO.
Z CO. who viii sign in liquidation AMI settle the affairs
o the old concern.
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NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester.

NORWICH LINE for Boston. Worcester.
~ Por'sqd White Mountains , Direct rSy ns 1 Hs
Steamers leave pier 40 Od nISnOs sScv. E ps
br ST. Ferry) daily sundays excepted at 80 m
This line has unequaled facilities for handling and cstro
utng freight throughout New England one steamer
each way daily sundays eSeusSsy fSs rss M
broadway 10 AMI IL Greenwch-st. l53 Bowery Ia
brooklyn, Courts, 1893 Washingonst ara 3Si fuieon-
a. AZ pier 40 North River. and on Steancra
weNcats Express CO. viii call for ana check baggas(
''o"' N0'0'' ~ G. W. BRADY. Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER
All Northern and Eastern points and ths
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACHUSETTS,
leave Pier 90 n r., foot Warren 81, at 80 p M con-
Meeting with through express trains for Boston, leaving
steamer at a. H., arriving at Boston at 10 M, sna
for White Mountain points AZ 10 through parof
cars Recyess renowned orchestra on each steans,.
baggage checked by Wescots Express Company RON ss
Hence 10 destination. Tickets and state rooms secures
oOT 25 3t7 397 42 917 Broadway Astor h9uss
uopoan and Windsor Hotels, and all oDces OF Nestso,s
Exnress Company I'm Ncw-YOrk or Brooklyn SEM "'
summer excursion book with rates and routes "
0. II. BRIGGS, W. ~ Dhp N DrN' so,,
Gen. Pas. Agt. Asst Gen. PASS AbI' f'O' Dun WA"
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Richmond and Allegheny R. R. CO.

Holders OF stock and bonds Of tho Richmond ana Ae
rhany Railroad Company wishing to avail themselves OF h
benefits Of the recently entered into between
rho Determination Committee Of the Chesapeake ana ONO
1pr,y,v Co,onany and OF the Richmond and Aueghany
Railroad Company not heretofore done So soud
A. once deposlt their bonds and stock with the MhKCAN
TILE TRUST COMPANY. NO. 100 BROAD"Ah' NEW
I-onU and nav the assessment OF SO share upon
h stoc The certificates OF the Trust Company should
then be deposited with Mcssrs Drexel Morgan Co.. %
Xall-st., New.York
~ Oi1'' "a ERWIN DAVIS Chairman.
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nlnsiral Instruments.

INIsCHEE PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
4 IN tune Manufactures and stOrero0mS Al 70 40
Nest 2sth.st., AMI eG7 Broadway, 18TH (Dtson
punllnr). Pianos exchanged rented. or ins;almenta
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DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND
CATSK MOUNTAINS

Landing az Cransons (Nest Point. Cornwall Newou,a:
Msb' 20, Milton, Pcus nAcepse and Esopus
with Ulster Delaware, Cove CJtsklt Meunsns
and Kaaerskil railroads Steamers CITY OF hiNnSav.i
ma LANES " BALDWIN ieayc every week day 4.
D. m pior foot OF Harrsonst, N. r. except saturasy:
when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at p m; .snui liz
only A. Newburg ana Pouehkcepse, connecting VIZ,
special train for all Resorts through the
Mountans Leaves ROadOut SUNDAY nights AZ IL 800
on arrival OF special train from the mountains sFns
at New York Monday q a. NJ
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- TONINGTON LINE. FOR

- TONINGTON LINE. FOR ,,ov,.
- NAERAGANSETT PIER WATCH HILL PEW ~, ~
DENCE, WORCESTER, and points north ana es'' New
proyidcnce and Worcester Steamers leave from ,iy
per 80 ~ H. one block above Canalst AZ M, u' IA
except sunday Through Iaror ear reclining % sxtrs
ser Stenm,r's landing and NarraganseU wthou. N 10
charge Bageage checked from residence ~ de'uhA''A "
Mcstcotrs Express Company. . 49, a. sci sl7,
9o7 4al 95T broadway. Aston ilouse Nosmokoi''" 49,
Windsor Hotels all Offices Westcotts ENpfs.n 80.
w. H. BABCOCK, " ~, n ~ Act
Asst Gen. Pass AGt "ei. isS~ ~
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OIFIIE OF THE -. -.
CAMERON IRON AN0 coal COMPANI'
No. > IL Pme.sL, New YORK. . ,ooo
rT,IIF ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 HOLDERS Of the CAMERON IRON AND COAL
COMPANY for Tho ctcn directors % serve for the en-
suing vcar and tho con,d OF such other business as
NOV then be- presented VIII De held az the ONCE OF the
Comnally I'm IIADEI.PIGlk. Penn, No. III South
oh ~ 1Iodscr BuilAingl Rooms :. g. . and 10. on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER lsSS a. - o'otocE noon
Transfer books will Close with the FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. transfer agents NcW.lorA, on
AUGUST a. ard remain closed until after the meetng
Polls open from 10 m 10 l D. IN.
~ o'''' VI wv WILLIAM y. SHOVE
Clerk.
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For Both Sexes -Courtry.


MOYC THE HILLS thirty-two miles from New York
a oder prorramne for 1859 ana picture OF Kappa.
Qua MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE chappaqua ~ Y
CLAVERACK N. " COLLEGE and HUDSON River
% 81 music an az; thorough H..
sructlon all dcpaEents 18th year opens September
send illu-t.at Il caiAlogu'.
" REV A. II. FLACa, A. NJ. President
~ LINTON LIBERAL INsTITUTE-l6 specialists;
Y sciences; languages, engineering, English; rmafki.
bic advantages IN music cocutlon art business coie@e
C. V. PAiiSIsLI. a. NJ, President Fort Plain. N y
NE GARMo INSTITUTE, Rhinebeck. ~ Y; prepares
~ both Tor COLLEGE or for business AdLcs3 the
Principal. JAMES NJ DE- 1Al'MO' m ~
], ASr CRFFNWICU ACADFNfY.-Founded 1902 For
EI5oth Steam heated Lighted Throughout by Gee
tgc.ty. $4,000 endowment Prepares for college OF pls,
In literary courses, including home for tho year mems
sept. :. For catalogue address l.,y T. D. DLAhfoLE!"
a. NJ. Fast Greenwich. H. l.
JoRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE-3lst
heat eiadnatng Courses for ladies and gentlemen in
c!udine College Preparatory and Commercial Music Art
LECTURES each Tenn; Free Tuition to Normal Glasses;
Board furnished room, fuel, light washing, and all
.iu6cs r year send 7or ca,s cue >'' ''1
e'0o f JOS. r. KING, u. D., Fort Edward n. \.
VIACE FTTSTOWN y. j. INSTITUTE has vide rep,
Ii ua,lon college pferaatoy for young IA n La1ss
new laboratory accommodates nearly 900 boaders iule
refused from dc for past seven consecutive years
young refused for live OF these years tIIccA year,
REV. GEORGE H. WHITNEY, D. d, President
NFw.JEEsEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL for young
Teooen Monday september Il, 1858 prepare, ior business
or college; board furnished rooms tuon ana books 5000
Per year. Soma '0 w. .' HISSssHfGccE Trenton. " J.
BENNINGTON CSFMTNARyl y. ,J.-THoS. Han
! LON. y. D. lr ,.ivpt -Ccumenftd hy DR.. McC0on.
sbp $500 covers all expenses extras but arr and
music. Catalogue very beautiful and complete
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Inc Only direct IIUt
PORTLAND, Me-, and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Steamer Winthrop leaves every wednesday. Steans1
Eleanor, every SATURDAY a. M Competing q, Pert
land with oil steamship and TaIOad bes fof Ear Hsrto
Old Orchard Poland Spring, White Mountains EsstporS
ST. John and all points In Maine New Brunswick sad Can
ada Fare to Portland, Is; Excursion IS. To Cottage
City o. Excursion. y Bar Harbo, = Excursion slt
including berth For freight and passage
apply TO HoIsATIo HALL, Agent
- Pier 30 i. e. foot Of Marketss
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wv HITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOl-
Roy.I HND United STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
iADRIATiC. Capt Cameron, Wed, Aae o. 30 n
EIiTNNSfC Capt Parsell, We'd, Aug. % 10 80 n.
cEITfC cant irving Wednesday, September 5. D. n
VIM From White star Dock. foot Of Vest l0thst
RATI,S-Saloon $50, SEQ. $50 and 500. Return TEX
from 70 the Old Coun-
try 500 limited number ~ secondc5oin passengers
red On these steamers rate, $50 excursion $50 For
nsnnc,ion ~ plans or other information apply at TIE
Cor9nany's orice. No. Al Broadway, New York.
N'"'p"'' ~ J. BRUCE ISNAY, Agent
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OfrGn Cleaners,
DED STAR LINE.
Ia, FOR ANTWERP AND PARra

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New ORR ahd Antwerp weekly
WAESLAND Wednesday, August % g 4 -
BELGENLAND wednesday, August %. II A n.
Cabin rates. First Cabin $50. s75 400 Excrfs,dn
sii0 siGc. Second Cabin. so. Excursion ara ana
$50 Stcerage very low rates ~
PETER WRIGHT & Sons, Cent hgts. Bowling Green.
INMAN LINE l.. s. and Royal Mail Steamer,
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF NEW.YORK Saturday August IS. D. m
CITY OF BERLIN saturday, August Is, & m
CITY or CHESTER. Saturday september !, 30 o. N.
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday, September B. a M
This steamer viii sail from Pier No. 13, North River
adjoining Christopher Street Ferry
From Tnman Pier foot " Grand-st, Jersey City.
CABIN PASSAGE eco and Upward. SECOND CAD.
IN, s35 STEEEAGE, go
-'' PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agenu
~ - ROWI.ING GREEN. N
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. L. 8. Mail Steamships.
N NI.W.NOKR AND LIVERPOOL
\ s. CITY or ROME sails Wednesday, Sept D, p IN.
AID every fourth Wednesday thereafter
CABIN. $50. $50 and $50. second cla,,. $50
GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY,
Anchorla, August Is. p. M Circa'sia, sept l. p N.
DcvOna, Aug 20. a M lutnesolA sept s. : a. m
Rates OF passage to GLASGOW, DERRY, LIVERPOOL
OF BELFAST Cabin $40 and 500.
Second class, $50. Stecrasc. So,
Travellers Circular Of Credit and Drafts Tor any
amount issued lowest current rates.
For book NJ Tours 81 further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, bowling Green, n. Y.
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HANRTRG- AMERICAN s. S. Line for Ply.

mouth ondon Cner6ogrs GrarS ana a d ma%eg.s
nobemia . :3O D N Aug ) Moraya a m Aug rs.
Wieland 80 a. m, Aug % Geert ! 80 m Aug 30
"'KI-NUGRDT & co, c. i. RICHARD Co. Cen.
con Ioeuf. 81 Iroad-st. Pas Agents. ~ Bway, ". Y.
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TIE MANHATTAN BRIDGE BUILDING COMPANY
Inn ~ Jersey City, New-Jer,ey AuSu,t IS, l'f>'
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF tho STOCKHOLDERS OF tho Manhattan Brq axe
nsurg year viii be held at the o9ee OF the N0mps an,
soutLeasE corner OF Washington and Montgomery sSs'
Jersey CITY. New-Jersey, Monday. August 20 1882
al i 0'''" H. CIIAS. HEEBNER secretary-
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DoCKLAND COLLEGE,

- OCkLAND COLLEGE, a. -
IA NTACK -ON-THFHUDSON. N.
Preparatory Tor Males College Tor I@ies Specla pao
e., w. II. BANNlSrER. A. ", Principal
GonO -MAPIFWooD INSTITUTE :or eGth Sc re
.S.eJU. Concorlvl". Penn. Preparatory, business I.
s Graduotnr Scientific and Cd preparaety courses
sIOETLIDGE (Yac). A. NJ Principal.
Miscellaneous.
C,IRCULARS schools both sexes, city and country
u with careful advice ~ parents. MIRIAM COfItl'
ERE 81 East 17th-st between 4th-aye. and broadway
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NALL RIVER LINE OWED ppov.
OENCE and a.. Eastern points, rrcr,,rn
-rR0Y RoATs. LIGHTED throughout by

n. electric lights connect with special express trains Tor
PLACID an Aaondag, points on
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY Iesve Pier ~. n r..
foot Chrsopher.st, daily except Saturday n SUNDAY
touches a Albany.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway TO.

cryrpA1 coNs65IGIiD 19 rfoS'' M0RTGAGE, BONDS
OENEhAh New York, July ,, 1858.
c,rco our arncation 10 the United States CIcui,
Court in june Vas sustained tho Missouri fachc Ka nd
wa, yran,' EXPENSES OF the Missouri Kansas ana IeAa'
Iaii%ay Company and have therefore deciden 70 ue
"a sbort time our motion Tor naming the Eecelve.
Meantime our foreclosures are progressing ana uoht'
- shfuid unite for combined action, sending Names
n6S.c amount and Of bonds to one VI tie UNDER
signed. ,,.rD - ,D,.S
Wnslow Laaier s. Co., II Nassau'st
WILLIAM J.. BULL,
Edward sweet Co.. 80 Broad-sc
WILLIAM WIfITEWRIGUT,
Union Trust Company, Il Broadway.
WILLIAM MERrENS, r,,,
l.. Won Holman Co., so WAI-se
WILLIAM j.. STRONG,
Work. strong Co., 80 Broad'st
hirf notic
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GUlON LINE.
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier se n. r, foot OF kngst q.
HRfzoNN Tuesday. August 2i. 80 D.
WMLISyGAVHN t fuc.day sep,cmsss T. 80 p. M
ALASKA Tuesday september H. q. m
Cabin passage $50 $50, $50 and 800. Second Cabin
sgO and +35 Stcerage $40.
Wv A. NJ WNDERHlLL & CO., IS broadway, N. Y.
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Nrw i]nblitallons.
HARPER & BROTHERS

Tho Eavesdroppc,. An Unparalleled Experience By
James Payn, author o. by Proxy" The Mystery Of
Mirbrdge." g." The Csnon's Ward" " The Heir OF the
Ages" Thicker than Water" &C. Svo, Paper % cents
20 O-j In IIarper's Franklin Square Library.
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n LINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE-l6 speclalst
Y sciences; languages, engineering English rinai
scan, gas elevator; beautiful location gym, .iu
{. V. PARSELI. a. NJ, President Fort Plaln' "
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obstruction.
Lsdies-Country.

MISS PURvIANCES ,..,.u roa,Os rl,,,.
'r'h' Nc~icrsey viii be reopcned Wednesday, septem'
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MOTG THE III LIS thirty-two miles from New YORK.
n OIder programme FOR lsSSS9 ana picture or CAffA'
Qua MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Chappaqua y. 1.
CLAvERAcK N ~ COLLEGE, ana Hudson .o Rye Riyer
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Jnsirnriion.
For Young Ladies-City.


A JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,025 5th,ave, n; e; COT
a. cha Boarding. Psp n.d SS for COLLEGE,
sSIen;v0 wS sha $500 EARLY 3 year Sesns
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1861 Madison.ave,
y near 25ihst-Pgpls lifted icT an hcso admitted 70
Wellesley p paps 1mG sna s
Eo SSa s Mis-. NGTs and MISS
n URING MISS DU vERNETs absence IN Europe lrSp
DMss CARIEE will Cpen the sehSS Gle, ionfr az =
r eS aesTn Until september 18th address No
1914 LcxlnGton-ave.
MADAME C. MEARss
AA ENGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for young ladies
reopens Monday, Oct !.
MADAME A. c. MEARs, Principal, 900 Madisonsvs:
MISS JAUDoN's scH9 N,d,l For GIRLS
VIII T1d 5e SSes Mo oeSysd u,S Inc am1
Al IssEs A. AND NJ. FALCoNkK rERRINs Girls
M sesSo Removed G 'pas0q Seg h0S September 81
boarding pupils 5000 per year.
nj ISIS PEBBLES AND M1ss.THoMPsoN's
Nl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
50 and 81 East 57th-st., New.YOrk
Address, until Sept. 1st, care OF J. KENNEDY TOD d
CO. Bankers GO Williams N Y
NINE. DA sILvNs BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
WI FOR GIRLS formSry Mrs OGDEN Yo iiof rIT s.
NJ ADEMoIsEILE RUEL No. &c East 56thst;
vi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RcSpcn' October 1.
Number Umltcl
MISS ELIZABETH L. KOUES' BOARDING AND
wi DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS reopens Oct J. Gradu-
atcs prepared for college. No. As East GSth.st
MES. GRITFITTs DAY sCIIo oil for young ladies
No. IA Madlson-avc. near Forty-eighthst
wi Reopcns October g.
1915 Fifth Avenue.
syIS Ia FAST yS AM near faF2 scHDHh
Wednesday, October 8. Circulars on application.
VlIsS J. F. MOORE III West 7Gth:st
wi Boarding and Day School for Girls opens OCTOBER l.
Kindergarten.
! AIRS GALLAHER'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
81 West Fifty.sccond-s-
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CUNARD LINE.
NTyYORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
~ Pier "a. North k.Ntr
FAST EAP PRESS MAIL SERVICE
Tmbra Aug rs. 30 D. H. SerVia, Sept. \. a.
Aurania, August % a. m. Eothnla, SIP 10 80 a.
Gaula August % 10 a. IN. lmbria sept 10, 80 D. m.
EtIura Sept !, l H. m. Aur,ila, sept ~, ! a. M
Cabin passage $40, 40 and 900. intermediate. S35.
Storage tickets and from all parts Of Europe at very
low For Freight and passage ppply to the company,
office Bowling Green. New Nork
VERNON IL. BROWN CO, General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
~ abroad available In all parts OF the world issued by
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