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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
NOT PRETTY BUT PURE.
That is Whist is the Matter With the Ugly
Bars of CnstiIe Soap.

That is Whist is the Matter With the Ugly
Bars OF CATTLE Soap.
"If We made CASTLE soap into fancy
cakes no one would buy IT," said drug
gist clerk.
"Why is thst?"
"They would not thiak it was genuine.
1t must be offered for sale in the rough
locking blocks Just as it comes to
this country. The imported soaps
come from Palestine and is
made of Give oil. 1t comes
over In boxes. Each box holds twelve
bars, and bar weighs from three and
half to four pounds. The white soap ia
worth l21 to 144 cents q pound ;the notified
comes az u cents. The bars are so hard
that they have to be cot with saw"
"Is the domestic CASTLE soap good?"
"Not so good IS the imported; il is
made Ct cotton seed oil. CASTLE soaps
used in ell the hospitals. 1t is the puress
that is made and is the only kind used in
dressing wounds,T
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Eel County Convention.

Special to the Gazette.
BELToN, TEX, April 1.-THE Repubii-
cans OF Bell county met in convention to-
day at the courthouse snd organized by
elIcsing R. L. Furguson president and
RGv. j. W. Watson secretary, The fol-
lowing persons were elected delegates to
the state aud congressional conventions
at Fort Worth: J. P. Osterhout, Rufus
Hoicomo, S. Sparks, Alex 81. MCGEE,
Fred Noble, R B. Johnson, r. L. Furgn-
son, G. W. Watson, T. F. Rsmpv and
Matt Temple. Delegates were instr ucted
for Quincy for the state at large, for Crsw
ford for this Congressional District end
for Osterhout for Governor. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
On for Austin,
Special to the Gazette.


PALESTINE, TEX, April IA Senator
A. W. Gregg ana Representative Bedford
Parks left for Austin this morning to be
in readiness for entering upon dulles st
the coming extra session Of the Legisla-
tlre. Msssrs. Gregg and Parks have
been II conference recently with Il pre-
sentative Page OF Houston coEnIy, the
representative district adjoining ian
derson on the south, and these three
faithful adbereRts Of Inc peoples interest
60 to Austin with fixed determination
OF opposing sl Lchemes CT iobbery in
dtspesing of the cash surplus. They will
oppose ill measures touching the OUT
laying Of the surplus save those for the
reduction Of taxation and paying thefree
school taxes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

BOSTON, MASS April 14.-At meet
ing of the Prohibition State Central Com
mittee to-day, the following provisional
delegates to the Indianapolis convention
were chosen: j. M. Fishey, T. L. Lath-
rop, Mrs. A. J. Gordon, Edward F.
Stevens, Mrs. Z. T. Hall, Edward D.
Cement, R4v. A. A. Williams, George
Kempton, Miss Ids c. Ciothisr, Mrs. a.
C. Morgan and Rev. G. H. Yibbert.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
At Cors,canR.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CeRsICANA, Tex, April lin pursu-
ance Of the call made by Chairman Tom
Stokes the members OF the county Demo
cratic committee met in the court house
to-day. .ud after filing several vacancies
and calling upon the various precinct
chairmen to hold primary conventions to
send delegates to the county convention,
adjourned. No speeches we're made and
everything passed eff tremendously and
quietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

be locsted at the state capital or such
place as the Lagis azure may seIecs.
3. That we favor the adoption Of an
amendment To our syate constitution to
be expressed IN the words following;
The sale Of Intoxicating liquors by the
dram and al. devices tending to encour-
age public dram drinking within the
limits Of this state are forever prohibited.
1t shall be the duty of the Legislature to
enforce this provision by adequate legis-
lstion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Gall for Primaries.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WEErHKRFeRD, TEX, April A.-Pur-
suant to call of Mr.. Viyerett, chairman Of
the county Democratic executive commit
tee OF this county, the committee met
here at | 80 p. m, and made call for
primary conventions to be held in each
voting precinct on May to select dele
gates to the county convention to be held
here May IL, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the convention which will be
held at Fort Worth, May %, to elect dele
gates to the nationsl Democratic conven-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

from appoint ng certsin boards CT COM
missioners 70 serve at the coming cleo
ti0n on which boards the Republican
party is without representation. The
Judge holds that the remedy is not
sought in tho proper way; thai though
the laW requires that each psrty be given
representation on each board it is not
competent for the court to interfere by
Injunction with the preliminary prepare
ton for an election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Democratic Gather nx at Mckinney.

Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, April 1.-The DEM
ocratic executive committee convened
to-day and fixed on Saturday, 18th day Of
May, fer holding precinct meetings, and
Saturday, May l9, for:holding convention
to select delegates to the Fort Worth con-
Veption, 30 be held on May %, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the ma
tioneI convention. Quite number Of
citizens gathered in the courtroom and
listened to the discussion of the COM
mittee There being some diversity Of
opieion as to the dates for the other con-
vendon, these matters we've left open, but
that full Democratic ticket will De nomi-
mated seemed the prevalent view.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Hunt oounty's Representative.


GRkENvILLE. TEX, April 1.-THE
Hon. F. P. Alexander, Hunt county's able
and faithful Representative, left for Aus
tin to-day to be present Monday next at
the opening OF the special Session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Burped a Whole Block,

HAvHRHILL, MASS, April IA fire
broke out this morning in the shoe manu-
factory Of Herold F. Blake, Washington
.etrset, and extended through the block,
Fcausing loss of S50, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Favor J1hn Sherman,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, April IA AT the
Twenty first Congressional Republican
convention to-day which Includes nearly
all of Cleveland, strong resolutions were
sdopted f.voriag John Sherman for Pres
idept.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Dallas Politics,
Special. to the Gazette.


DALL4H, Tex, april l4.-Hon. A. S.
Eessler said to The GAzETTE man to
Sy- 81 nave read the various opinions
{ Iaressed in this mornings GAZETTE, and
/. seems 90 ne that SON body is fright
en- - or there woald be no bowling, II
the Democratic pSrty OF Texas does not
feel Lrteragt enough in the laboring ele-
men Ia Of Texas to 6neliocste their pres
eut conditions and TO coGcede TO them
some aaCe IL public m.tters, the Demo-
Gratis VII learn that the farmers and me
charlc united are strong enough and
wise g l0lgh ID administer TO their own
wants
4 CAND. DATE FOR THE STATE sENATE.
H3n.Lt 5. IE4morough 81 Mesquite an
neuucgs to-dgy as a candidate for tie
Stste Sc late, so succeed ] o. Terrell
Mr.. Kimb. 'uugh represented Dsllas coun-
~ in the II ouse CT the Nineteenth Legis-
lsture. He faNrors increasing the ooun-
d.ries of u cit Of d ALIAS.
THE CoUN TY ISECUTIvE, COMMITTEE.
The Dem pcra siC executive commi tee
of Dallas c. 1In'Y nat iR the District
courtroom to day, pursuant 20 the call5y
the chairman. 1t was decided that two
county coDyen- i0I s De held one to Sc
lect delegates II e Fort Wocth conven-
ton. and the OIL 'er to select delegates to
the Dallas ccpye. iii on. The first c0nven-
ton will be held n Dallas may IS, and
the second on Jul rs. 10 was decided that
primaries for the / 70 TT Worth delegates be
held May -, ard I 9l' the Dallas delegates
on July 2l In reft lEsnce 10 the request
of the Bar Associst S0R Cor convention
TO nomirste 8 distr ct SEdge, the com
mittee took the srou. Vi that the people
could take care OF Il ais interests In 8
free-for-a all race, and therefore no con-
Yentiop should be held.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
At Austin.
special to the Gs

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April II The Republic
cans held meeting here to-day and ap-
pointed delegates to the Fort Worth con-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Injunction Refused.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 13.-Jrdgel
VOORHEES, yesterday denied the petition
OF the Republican party for an iniunc
ton restraining the registrar OF voters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
assl, ADVICE to n,a.f srs.

Z Mrs. winslaH.s Soothing syrup for children.
'eething, so9rks the child, softens the gu as5
allays pain cures wind e5iis and is the best
remedy for diarrh9a. % csAts bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

After dinner take one Of Carter Little
LiHef Fills md you VIII be free from saHf
sfsfSg Of foSd fromF The stoRechx 8y
'shem and pc conyine>d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

NeHsPotstoes and Bsety,
Very fine sndeed, sEs among the late arr
rivals of new spf31g vegetables az the
Fort Worth .Gsocer Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15
Republican Convention ut Mckinney.

Republican Convention nc mckinney.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, April IA Repuo-
licsn meeting was he. ID here today
and the following d slegAtes, uninstructed.
were appointed 10 the Fort Worth con-
ventlon: w. Il. Andrews, j. W. Thomas,
j. c. Dart, j S. jenkins, T. y. Thomp-
son, J. M. Kincaid. Alternate :, Willism
Love, j. Bishop, NJ. S. Own by, j. B.
Watson, NJ. B. R5srode. The following
resolutions prevailed:
Resolved, l. That it is our deli berate
conviction that no habitusl drunks.rd or
professional gambler should hold any
Office OF honor, trust or profit crea Ted
or authorized by the constitution or laws
Of this state or Of the United States, ano
that afas our firm purpose to give force
and effect to this resolution in our nomi-
mating convention aud a. the ballot box.
2. That we favor the erection ct an
early day of an asylum for the cure Of
Drunkenness and reform Of imbeciles, TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

Oranges and Bananas,
sAs ire as yo1 will seesssuywhere, are
'srriy4bg rsSasrly at ~ Fort ofth
Greesr So's: sss...u.sssas ass.sssss 2 &c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
Mem Publications.

''T'HE STEEL HAMMER" by Louis Ulbach
"a powerful from the French, free from all
Objectionable features. forms Number One of APPLE
TOMS TOWN AND COUNTRY LIBRARY" 12mo,
paper cover. Price, so cents
"EvE,r novel. BY S. BarngGo author Of
Red Spider" Little Tupenny," etc. forms Number
Two OF "APPLETONS TOWN AND COUNTRY Ii.
BRARY." 12mo, paper Price, so cts;
"APPLETON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY LIBRARY"
will consist mainly Of felton, including works by both
American and foreign authors. 1t will be published
semi monthly bound in tasteful paper covers and sewed
For sale by all booksellers any volume sent by the
publishers by mail, postpaid receipt Of the price,
d. APPLETON & CO., Publishers.
Island BONDST., NETWORK.
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Business Cbanres.

A COMPANY doing fine business and in
ness; unexceponablo parties 10 take the unsod stock
favorable terms desired full particulars given and
required FINANCIAL BOX 20, Tribune
GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
S160 acres BltumnOus Coal Lands in Dale County, Ca
for SALE near Chattanooga Tenn, and l2 miles OF rail-
road Also q 300 OF yellow Pine ia Southwestern
Georgia Address ii. L. STROHECKER Macon. Ga
TOR SALE.-A fine stand in Gansevoolt Mar
u ket with established custom; fine location large
store ana basement With icehouse lease runs 20 May l.
1890 no agents need apply only those desiring 10 pur
chase. Address S. L., Tribune ONCE.
DARTNER WITH SO, 200 wanted in pub
and required Address SECURITY, p. o. BOX 1.4s7,
New York
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ADTRONDACkS
RICHARDS HOUSE

x, Ih1mDan.
NJ. A. CLARK, Proprietor.
Oldest hotel In WespOrt Airy rooms. Excellent tabe
Boating riding, fishing and tennis. Telegraph ofce IA
hotel Terms moderate. Good livery special facilities
for private Conveyance to all points In The Adirondack
boats notice by telegraph. Purchase ticket TO West
port Free ,bus. Send for circular.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SkRkMAG LAKE H0ijSE.

one mile from Sdfdnac Lake otdllOn, on Ondpano1y
r. H. Enlarged, newly furnished and In perfect sanitary
condition 2 900 feet elevation, LOCO feet piazza Emil
physicians recommend climate for lung and hfOaI
troubles, Malaria and hay fever unknown; Splendid
trout fishing and hunting Large open lreplaces In par
lor dining and Office Table best In the mountains
all deeaces Of the season. equal 70 best at Saratoga
Open May l 70 Nov /. Send for illustrated circular.
MILO b. MILLER, Proprietor Saranae Lake, N. Y.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,

ELIZABETHTOWN, n. y, Is located amidst some q
the mountain scenery Charming drives radate
every direction Pure dry, bracing air, wonderfully
ducve good appetite and strength. No mosquitoes
malaria Running water every floor from a mountain
spring absolutely pure Table second none in the ADJ
rondacks. Sem-daily mails to and from Newly Tee
graph, express and ticket Office in house Fine TENN!
courts and crOquet grounds Two splendid farms owned
by the proprietor supply the house with abundance u
fresh milk cream, butter, eggs. vegetables &C. Circu
lar with city references. -
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NOTICE TO WABASH BONDHOLDERS

mutually satisfactory arrangement has been made
with Committee of the Second Mortgage Bond
holders and Committees represented by the under
signed
this arrangement Defence Committee
withdraw all opposition the plan OF reorganization, and
their bonds 10 be received by the Central Trust Co.
without penalty.
That all bondholders may be upon equal footing,
they respectfully invited to deposit their bonds in
the Co. without penalty until further notice and the
penalties already paid will be returned
Foreclosure bills have already been filed In the Courts
the First Mortgages and DEGREES Of sale will be
tanned practicable. Meantime. view Of the
very large majority of bonds united in OF the
organization. 1t is hoped that outstanding bondhodes will
accept the offer made TO them.
JAMES r. JOY.
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
CYRUS j. LAWRENCE,
Chairman Bondholdcrs' Committee.
New ork City June Is, 1883
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Gountrp propertp tl)anteo.

WANTED FOR THE sUMMER.-A fully furnished
w cottage lake. Address giving full particulars
and price, p. o. BOX IT'S.
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4 It WILLIAMSBURG, MASS, lin Berkshire Hills)
"A the rival Of Lenox, but superior in natural beauty
For sale or rent fully furnished, lovely Queen Anne
residence with all city improvements in the choicest part
coachhouse, stable garden, fruit shade and large lawn
rent for season, 81 400 price $4,000; photographs
plans &C., here. (Foio 356o.) $500
Phillips & WELLS, Tribune Building.
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Dressmaklns.
UARESSMAk ER-By a Partisan dressmaker; perfect
2O9 West 16th.st
II RF.ssMA Il fR--By Parisian woman perfect fitting
~ RLaIanteedj walking. visit aud tailor dresses; mod
crate prices short notice. 30 West 64th-st
nkEsSMAKER-By the day 10 cut, At and d;ape take
~ work home latest styles perfect OF guaranteed ref
snence. Address ROBES Tribune Branch once. 100
West 42Srst
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Total Guarantee Fund. lOOO0
An experience IS years OF our officers in which
time we have loaned s45oo0ooO in the West without the
loss OF dollar OF principal to any investor
We offer for sale guaranteed per cent Western
Farm Mortgages interest payable semiannay, and Ia
per cent payable annually interest and
principal payable Office, $50 Broadway, New-York
City.
over IS Savings Banks and 200 institutions hold our
securities.
Call and examine send for pamphlets.
WIN A. LOMBARD, Secretary.
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Gfarbers.

Gfafbers.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GovernesseS
e oS NJ S5GHSi fH9 e. UaGa y SQUARE
ID ROCKWAY TEACHERS AGENCY.-Formery Of
ID Chicago requests personal interviews OF
with superior teachers. Mrs. L. FRLENAN-BBoCh'
II FssE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, 10 East 17th.st,
supplies competent teachers tutors goyernesses an
branches English German French SPanSTh ss spoken
Wanted-French resident teacher dplomee west.
TUTORS govenesses professors teachers all branches
creulars schools supplied PaeInts EEgYRIERE 81
f fss i7h sRa bc s sPD1S% and Broadway
rCEACHERS wANTED.-Ladies: Drawing, Painting
i French and German; Vocal Music: Piano and Singing
interviews Monday French nayel DtaTs nRa srSoo
Gentlemen: Mathematics. Episcopalian; MsthenaueGs
g Sses sSene es 4g@s
clergyman Penmanshp and Bookkeeping; stcnogaphy
AHSy 10 Mgs NJ j. YoUNGFULTON American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union Square. -
ytT>NTED-For Europe. ladys travelling companion and
w gOyees Engsh French SpSsish P1a s bn SSF5
VANS TEACnERS' BUREAU. 80 East 14th.st
W. ANTED-Lady art teacher with music North Caro-
Ting teacher English branches, Brooklyn. UESSE'S
TEACHERS AGENCY, u Fast l7th.st
yVANTED.-At once, two klndergarteners with music
excellent position. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS
BUREAU, 1919 shave
WANTED for Europe.-Tady's Travelling Companion
salary; several teachers; eovernesses Miss DoNO-
VANS Teachers Bureau, 80 East 14th.s,
w ANTEDTeacher Of vocal music, South, also West
T FfIHf ' az ENcY Ss'S 8 West $sd'st
WoMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
musicians, housekeepers companions &c, 70 colleges;
MRS. 4. d. CULVER. 800 shave. New-York City.
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OFFICE OF THE NETWORK
EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY
NO So WALLST., NI,W-YORK, June 8, 1888.
A It AN ELECTION held on the 4th inst the
"A following gentlemen were chosen Directors OF this
company for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Gilbert NJ. Spler, Geo. II. smith, George Leask,
w. g. Wood, NJ. ID Ambrose snow, John H. Halsted,
Francis Speir, Tx Norton John NJ Rose.
John VI llei. Chas. l.. Gum. John L. Browne.
VIM. NJ Purdy, ii. f. Rowland Henry 7. browne,
Corn's Rapeye, John NJ Burke Saml c. Harriet,
Charles CurtIss G. r. Zcntglaf Solomon w. Albro
And at a subsequent meeting o. the bOald AL
BERT II. BOARbMAN and PETER McQUADE were
elected Directors place Of JOHN NJ ROSE and John
x. BROWNE, resigned, and JOHN MILLER ESQ. was
1900 CTts. L GUNN. Secretary
n OTICE.-A meeting of the stockholders
~ OF the Paterson Gaslqht Company will DE held M
the office Of the company No 235 Main-st. Pater.on
j. Wednesday. June 20 lSSS Tor the election OF seven
directors ensuing Polls IN
O'clock noon. j. SCIlOoNMAKER, Secretary
- PECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Gus
y operating in stocks In my Offices, "A Broadway
rooms 40 and 43.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockbold-
Il ors OF the Northern Railroad Company OF New
jersey for the purpose Of electng directors the en-
Engiewood N j.. Wednesday, June 20, at 10 O'clock
q. m. The polls will remain open one hour A
May 81 1858 o. A. R0ORBACH, Secretary
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ADIRONDACKs
BEEDE HOUSE.
Cascade Lake House.
ADIRONDACkS.
LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES.

SCHROON LAKE, ESSEX CO., ". Y.
This popular hotel will be open for the season from
June 10 20 October l. Accommodations for 200
L. T. e ID. LOCKE
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ynstrnrfion.

TRINITY HALL. Beverly N. J.
Established 1867.
thorough homo school for twenty ladies' Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training in man.
ner mind and Solid culture in English Music, Art
and Languages A prescribed for students pre-
pairing any college. Twenty-lrst year begins Sep
tember 81. For circular address the principal,
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
INVEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
sh 9 y%T1s Misses ana Miss Jus TE Stf Principal
Catalogue application. 4S01 Walnrtst, Philada' "a
Boys and Young Men -Country.
Cedar sup9e SS10SI ~
Trenton, N. J.
A DIRoNDACK CAMPING TOUR FOR BoYs.-Pri-
'''' '''0'''E w. - D. i' KERR is Xstor place n Y.
Il REEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N; J.zFOrty'
fourth Kv i0{ OG G&%B SGHss en Principal
FLMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.At Milford Conn., n,
II Parents who are unfortunate in the 81
5y this s9s SCHOOL, S az Address nFRNK II Howe
HIGHLAND MILITARY, ACADEMY, worcester. Mass
= -'-u '''{c B. MET6ALF. 4. NJ, Superintendent
II ICELAND MILITARY ACADEMY, worcester
u Mass. S3d year begins sept lS 1883 Oia'''cai
S'i'n' josh Eipt ALDEN sAI A. NJ Head Master
IRVING INSTITUTE Tarryowno offers gn
for a thSf bSys Addes. A. P
5sous School g9y $500 CO
Rev. H. L. EN1@isf>ol' NJ h'' ioNe'i'
g UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL, RoSLYN, l. l.. N. Y.
JUNE q TO SEPTEMBER l.
best located and most q the n me.
SaiSG every facility for study For
'a''''' - GEO. BRUCE coRTELYoU, Principal
GUNNER SCHOOL at wOrran Hall, Peekskil N. Y.
'' COL C. J. WRIGHT. A. NJ
STM.ML,R SCHOOL EoR NI,AIiIi C COM I'M.
f. S. ROBERTS, Principal
i lions admission will be held at Berkeley School.
East 44thst, Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday June
* "a f. FoWf If ss5 West ? 55hs
THE PEEKsKiLL MILITARY ACADEMY, Peeks
KILL N Ny Y1ssnd r for Cat, Ga!aogue;, A. ~ p,,,.,n,
cSOO YEAR FOR BOYS.
SoOO SWITHiN c. sHoRTLIDGR AN tHsryard)'
Media penn.) Academy.
For Both Sexes-Country.
COM -MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sexes,
SOUU. Concordvlle Penn. Preparatory, business Eng
Special care to little boys Highly recommended. j.
SHOETLlDGE (Y2e) A. NJ, Principal
Miscellaneous.
A n EXAMINATION for admission o the
ACOLLEGE FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS,
will be held Tuesday June 49, at 0 80 N. For de-
tails Of the examination scholarships terms &c. address
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER Pm. d., Pres't,
University place. New.YOrk City
ID coached prepared for September examinations
10y clergyman experienced IN teaching; boarded in The
family II desired boating &C. Address GLORIOUS,
Lenox, Mass.
lrOR SALE Part interest In well established city
i school. Location 1rslclass Reference to patrons.
fenei " SPECIAL Tribune Uptown Office, 123S B'way.
MILE FERRIERE will spend the at
vi Somerset House; Islp L. desires few pupils
for French and music; highest references
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-. D q, FERRY y. .,,,,.

magnificent view OF Hudson perfect
NIXON, 50 Libertyst
GO OOO $500 CASH. balance $40 monthly, for 10.
PC VOu room house In good order, and half aero OF
land hot and cold water BATH abundance OF shade anu
location excellent nsighborhood IS miles FROM city ~
no ineumbraDce take train foot Of Chambers st. Sunday
or weekday excursion tickets Erie Railroad 10 80 O. M
or or d. M for Hawthorne 30 trains daily. CHAS.
STORY Will meet you ut Hawthorne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17

Westchester County N V Zine land splendid location
high healthy, and accessible well drained magnificent
views DOn't miss this opportunity 10 buy direct
line rapid Improvement sure and safe for invest
mentjust the spot to build home Maps with Darius
Lyon, ESQ., 20 Stevensaye., Mt Vernon.
Maps and full particulars TO above properties with
auetloneer 80 Lberty-st, and 3d-ave and 14eth-st.