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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Jess Bell, Jr., has received his
new bicycle.
New line of ladies slippers.
4-3-tf. JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
DIR. Warmers corsets.
4-3-tf. JOHN X. BERETTA & CO.
Days length, from sun to sun is
now about II hours and As minutes.
The Weekly Sportsman is another
paper soon to be started.
-Wanted-A good cook. Apply at
No. Is, West Nueva street. 4-l-tf
AT A. Kahn's, beautiful curtain
scrims at cents yard.
"A. Kahn is still selling his fine
ginghams at cents yard. 3-3O-tf
"A. Kahn is still selling Lonsdale
bleach, yard wide, at IL cents. tt
Weekly prayer meetings occur
tonight.
That Arkansas Pass switch engine
levied on by Constable.Martinez is yet
tied up.
-Refugio Rivas and CandelarIa
Ybarra have secured a license to
marry.
u. ID. It lduh 10 III hS"
shelving in order to give more space
for his goods.
Mrs. DIR. Cain has been presented
with pretty little poodle dog, and of
course, there are none like it in the
city.
Mr.. c.. B. Mullaly and wife, and
the Bennett family are in the country
today on a fishing excursion.
There is no use in talking A.
Kahn has the prices down in every
thing. 3-3O-tf
Just think that for two cents you
can buy one yard of embroidery at A.
Kahn's. 3-30-tf
"A two hundred dollars a week
acrooatic team are among the attrac-
tons at the Washington for next
week.
The usual prayer meeting and
pslam singing was held at the little
church on South San Saba street last
night.
Monday April 1st at A. Kahn's
grand slaughter in embroideries and
laces. 3-30-tf
Our jewelry is known everywhere.
BELL Bros.
3-26-tf Manufacturing jeweiers.)
If YOU want to buy bargains in
property call on Hambleton, Hadley
& CO.
All the latest novelties, in scarfs,
and neck ties, etc.
3-23-tf PANCOAST & Son.
Painters and artists supplies.
3-27-tf b. g. RELY d Co.
Twin burner gasoline stove GA
z. Houston street. Stiff
DIR. Breeding will open an office
in San Antonio at an early date. If
Fine wedding presents just in, at
3-1S-tf BELL BROS.
If you want your girl to love you,
buy her jewelry at BELL Bros.
3-26-tf (Jewelers.)
BOYS Jersey suits for spring.
If PANCOAsT & Son.
Bargains for cash, in furniture, at
Bottoms. 1-28-1t
The annual election of w. G. T..
u. officers for San Antonio unior,
takes place at Mrs. S. Armstrong;
No. Is North Pecos, at 3 p. m. Thurs
day. Other business of Importance
comes before the society and full at
tendance is requested.
-Masury's liquid paints will cover
more surface, last longer, and fade
less than any paints on the market.
Especially adapted to this climate.
3-27-1y B. c. RELY q Co., Ag'ts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
DIR. S. BLAIR

Office at Duncan's drug store, 307
Main plaza, offers his services to the
the citizens of San Antonio, Texas,
and the surrounding country. Office
hours II to IL m, and 2 to 3p m, and
7 to m. Telephone 276. All calls
promptly answered. 8l5-ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03
Chas zo||er & Go
Successors to Louis Scheihagen,
Freight
Transfer Line.
All kinds of hauling done on short
notice. Office 254 Market street. Tel
ephone $40. Charges reasonable. I'm

GUARD AGAINST THE STRIKE,
And always have bottle of Acker's English
Remedy in the house. You cannot tell how
soon Group may strike your little one, or
cold or cough may fasten itself upon you.
One dose is preventative and few doses
positive cure. All Throat aud Lung troubles
yIien to its treatment. A sample bottle is
given You free and the Remedy is sold by
Ragland & Shachner. %
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To the Public,

I have opened a blacksmith and
wheelwright shop at 248 East Com
merce street, and solicit the patronage
of all my friends.
WIN. SCHLICHENMAYER
Late with P. Schiffers, on Austin st.
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M, BAsTIAN, Agent.
is LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not If you go through the world a dyspep-
tic, Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets are a positive
cure for the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestiOn, FlatulenCy and Constipation. Sold
by RRgland t. ShackneT. q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03

IInV would you buy an old
WHY I style so-called refrigera-
tor, if you can get the
latest improved self ventilating Ice
berg at the same price? Let us eX-
plain their merits and you will have
no other. The Iceberg is the only
self ventilating refrigerator made; the
system is patented, owned and exclu-
sively controlled by the manufacture
ers and cannot be found in any other
make. Every Iceberg is sold with a
guarantee to give absolute satisfac-
ton. WAGNER e. CHABOT,
Sole agents.
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For Sale Cheap,

Two sets of furniture, two carpets,
pillows, etc., at Freteleires' store
house on North Flores street, near
West Houston, next door to Kunkle's
grocery store. SCOTT
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Save Money.

Electric light going up, but the
price of oil remains the same. Save
money by using Ursoleum, the perfect
safety oil, at 80 cents a gallon; Wash
ing oil at % cents per gallon, deliver
ed. Fire wood 1925 per cord; 1-2 cord
$40, delivered.
M. BAsTIAN, Agent.
Protection Oil Company, 206 w.
Houston street.. telephone 80. If
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0ACC - 0. BALL. 8 Main p .aza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-03

WIN. Harris fine residence on
Pine street is nearing completion.
Contractor Lilly is doing the work.
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rp,rs , !, yRAvEL1rRs.

All the steamers which sailed for Europe yesterday
carried large number of passengers, considering the
time OF the year The Cunard steamer Ertiris haa
over 200 saloon passengers, among whom We're Charles
T. Atkinson Captain william Ashby, James Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Ainley Captain aud Mrs. d.
Abaunzs william Ayrton, Charles P. Armstrong tho
REV. T. NJ A Burke, E. H. Bushen the Rev. and
Mrs. wHIam Y. Brown. Frederick Booth. Mr. ana
Mrs. II s. Baer. W. r. BlacEord, j. o. Carleton
Royal Phelps Carroll J. IL Carnegie Mrs. Rrockholsp
Cutting. +. Brockholst cnstipg William CNssns, lr'
James L Draper Charles N. Draper, Mr. ana Ars.
Charles r. Dodge, william DAILY G. O. Fearn, James
GAMBLE Mr. and Mrs. g. 8. Gilbert, Leslie III, Gsult A.
s. Hayne, L. c. Harper g. II. Houghton, Mrs: John T.
hoffman, g. p Hatch, 1ir. and MTs- George Hepburn,
Thomes niingworth, Francis u. Jaeger, W. Il jar
rett, J. a. Kimberly, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. lockwood,
John s. McMahon, Mr.. and Mrs. r B. Martin, George
W. Marshall, J. c. MeAndrew the Rev. John j.
Morgan, Captain John McAllIster, the Rev. Daniel
Manderson f. B. osief, DR.. B. s. Plumlee Dr. IL
B Pettingill, Mr. and Mrs W. 9. "a Rendoiph, George
L. Richardson, w. r. schultze, Mr.. and MRS. W. ID
shattusk r. = shsrkey. Russell sparldiag Dr. Eugene
smith. Mr.. ard Mrs. J. s. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, Master
ALFRED q. Vanderbilt, Master h G. Vanderbilt Miss
GladysM Vanderbilt J. 4. Whstmoughs Colonel VIII
fam walker W. whltlock J. T. Wells, ir., Mr. and
INNS. stewart Wilson and Alexander II. Yates.
Among those who sailed the North German
Lloyd steamer Ems were L. Adler, the Rev. K Ancker,
George H. BENJAMIN, Dr. r. W. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Freysladt, James II. GIL, j.. T. Greenough, Sir
Edward yenkinson, K. C. B., the Rev. and Mrs. b.
Kuppenbender, Albert Looming, United states Con.
sud at Bremen; Mr. and Mrs. W. A Miles, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. stern, DIR. and Mrs. n. schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Thonle, MIR. and Mrs. william Well, Mrs. and
Mrs David Well, Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. Wolf
Tho French Line steamer La Bretagne sailed for
Havre with Charles Brooker g. Breose, George T.
beers L. Bouou, Oliver Benoit Dr. Chevalier, George
~. cayllli, F. G: Chambers, T. I. Dwyer, W; z, Gil
bert, william r. Gale, Dr. Jules Graud. Baron de
Graf O. r., II. HuK, Jay T. Howard Julian Magill
ID. u. Msson j. b. Marquet Charles A. MAR, Arthur
Martin W. A. Parry T. X. Pickering who takes charge
of the machinery department Of the Paris Exposition
Or. Alexander Restfepo, Mrs. @. W. Rathbone, W, Il.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Charles E Roosevelt, Charles J..
Roussei c. q. spencer. Francis A. Stout, j. Springer.
and j. III. Wright tr4 q
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n razTs1MozN HpsRl cAEEs ZEE IKE.
AHrD 10 -nrgrsr THEIR yuRT-PRE,

NOTHING ABLE 10 RESIST THEIR Fukf --fhA<
yIoIJs CYCLONES on THE ISLANDS
vv.sh,rgton March 8O.-The terrible disaster at
- - -, ,.. s,,aci, interest N The following state
49, s.-.shst a. ,,,,bica,tnr nv Lieutenant G. L.
'' :, = ~ xy,,.cvr.,ha, 81 tta R,,,eau OF Nayi-
Dsos' - = - -
ssaon. ,,.....u.n. I,v.. says q are
Inc samoan isssnas 80 ~. bnyr,eans
IN le sousnefh ,.orths ~ cha.
non.ns ~ ~, s ~ :, MayrA inclusive.
iennsps.s .n -. ahout samoa for in
~ -. .e., ssssas.s- .at originate near tho
..s,.s ,,v ,,otion revoIying ia
49, =, - sseh ana move bodily
ureo'sVt WIN .uo -,-' I. 1av,.v sron, the
westvaos tneh car'o ~ .'s go =, sns sotb tenn
sauaaor, saa asA s''' - - : - ~
porste zone. ~ 80 ...,.,., i.,,,h t,-tos,z
The hurricane inst ssruoh san aO 49,. sh1r some
Intensity on March 10 originated PtoDsOn' 80.
oov h.1's ~ -s .., ~ c,,,,. 165 west and
ltatstses AZ ssosssua sss.' 80 a., .,., ,hs,,
moved rapidly southwestwafus drecty to"afu ih'A.'
re 49,, s,gns cssaeteristc of the approach Of huTr
,, ohseTved ope fsthery cirrus clouds thick
ening veil Of cirrus Clouds balos and merry thus ~
49, ,rs sur<rt, m dotbt All possible precautions
1870 -. - -. 49, -,o,,, ~ anchor The
were taken 70 roe OUT tne s'oiil - - $500
etlv over or very near the harbor; and in the case
- . 80 ..v.,s ,,ouIcal eve,oue such as this must
OF VERY boforo e"2'os, 1880 -,. - 49,. =,
have been, absolutely nothing can reslst ITO tuIs.
tba oat HURRICANE that crossed the Island Of Cuba IN
ioetolsTs 1874, for e1&mp,o' so,o 's - an. ,.nd-
foundered at their anchors IN = 10. nouiss = ~, e.
tineted baor az Havana. port almost unafsAhcu Aor
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oRaAH1zArIoN OF THE FULTON CLUB.

0RGANIzAIION OF THE FULTON CLUB.
The new downtown social club which was recently
Incorporated has adopted the Of the Fulton Club,
and has completed its organization by the election Of
tho following officers: President, Jordan L. Mott; vice.
president. II. A. Rogers; secretary, George p Ben
jamin; treasurer, Alexander Gilbert; directors
year. II. Il. Crosby, A. a. Cowles, J. c. Mnligan /;
two years, william Brookeld Joshua Hendricks J. II.
sprague: three years, j. seaysr Page, z. D. Brown,
Harry HolbPook The club has leased for term Of
years the entire sixth and part of the seventh
Eoors OF the new Market and Fulton Bank Building,
zf Fulton and Gold sts,, and WIN begin decorating and
furnishing at once The membership Is limited 70
eo0 and les members already enrolled.
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rUrNEp By TRUSTING HIS BRoTHER'
EXPLAINING THE rnoMPTNEss OF THE chAN'N
~ osTMAsrERs AT HAvERsTRAw'

EXPLAINING THE PRoMPTNEsS oe AN@
~ posrMA STEERS AT HAvERsTRAW'
rr.ysrvtr.x. n Y. March 80 Especial Tho nOni,
p.t,on of Richard W. oldfeld to be pos'niaS'oi
1890 vice i Bennett weyant, resigned is tne
..-.,t - ecries of dsagreeable Incidents Mr'
yrsrent was one OF President Cleveisnds hrSr sp
,sotr,as, The oflce IS worth about $1,000 year
I,eas Of serving Mr. weyaDt appointed MS Dfo'nei,
Csaor0e r. Weyant age twenty-five, as ASSISTANT anu
left The management Of the Office enamT W. nlu n
Abont wear ago deficiency said TO be over Sl'oVo,
was discovered and made good by young wy :
mother who mortgaged the Commercial HOUSE piIp
erty TO save him. few weeks ago ooO .a
Ncencv OF 800 was discovered, and again the young
100 friends made IL good Just before the United
s,stes Postoelce Inspector around. Now IL mas
he.n ascertained that on March 81, 1888, tho as
>stant postmaster received 500 from Bartoilo anu
lena TaIamIni Italian laborers, who supposed tney
,voye aeposItIng their money, they did IN sunny
Italv. I'm a postal savings bank Weyant gave 'neh'
hntcbeI,s pass-book with entries showing that inc
money had been paid 70 him. tfenchman aiso
adds testimony 10 sending two $50 bills to Canada
a a rev,stered letter Tho money did not reach us
destination aud young weyant at first offered no eA
planatiop other than that It must hsve been misue
Five Rivers instead Of " Three Rivers. La'or
he told the Frenchiian that hotel keeper OF hsVe-
straw would pay him s1oo This was zone,
and The Freuchman says that weysnt paid
him so5 more to hush matters other uanasins
charges of rnismanagement and msappropriaton OF
h,Dds ar. also made Young weyant has also con-
fSaeted debts in many places In Haversnaw Ior Dor
rnved money and purchases His extravaganza ma a.
been noticeable HIS iSn tSs S possser has sacr
aced All he possessed TO make good tho young man
deficiencles Sheriff Shankey Is In possession OF y:
bennett weyants store and will sell the s'ocA heA'
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wpror or ly Ayo1ENr MAINE CRAFT.

Portland, Me-. March 80 (SpeciaD.-Tho schooner
Polly. of Owls Head. from Boston for Rockand with
cargo of grain and -four, was in collision with the
schooner John Plummer, of Portland, from Browns
Banks With Hsh, on Saturday morning. three miles on
Cape Elizabeth, in q thick snowstorm. The Polly
was cut 10 the waters edge Captain MccusicK was
hrnoekea down and one leg broken. The Plummer
took the crew to Portland and abandoned the Polly,
which was later picked up Of Ram Island by the tug
Plymouth and brought to Portland. The Polly was
built in 1909, and Is the oldest Maine vessel anoat
She captured by the British IN 1917 carried ihto
Castino and rebuilt IN 1915.
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rro roura nabRrRs aEr.p ZOE LESSON.

pblip Caplan, Of No. ~ Eidafdge-st, and Simon
sxneowitx, of No. Gas Cherry-st., young Hebrews
who were proprietoss of the smsA drygoods store at
No sOs Thifd-aye., were locked up At Police Head
quarters ON Friday night There was ire in the
basement under their the night of February
10, and eight families living over the store had to
run for their lives. The flames damaged the stock
In the store but did not burn II up Fire Mammal
Mitchell made Investigation and ascertained that
she dftgoods, worth about $1,000 had been Insured
for sa5Oo by two companies, 81 500 by the London,
Liverpool ana Globe, ard 200 by the phenix Of
BIpokiyrA Later pr. Mitchell obtained evidence
that caused him to lay the case before the Grand
Jury snd Captain and sandowI,E were indicted on
chares OF setting ire to the store. Bench warrants
for their arrest weo psced in the hands Of Inspector
BysEes on Friday and Detective sefgesnts EiesBan
ana Won QeI1chten made the arrests. The V!lsonees
were taken 10 the District Attorneys Office yester
sisy morning and they wore committed 10 fhe Tembs
IN default Of ball.
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ocs win eudesvor 10 force the soaets
cent the bonds, and for that psrpt n.ncht In 1855
henas he amount Of 100000 issued T sre sold
~ aefiv Similar to the now queshoneu' "'io
| ~ Nav
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PETER F. MEYER. Auetioueer.

PETER +. MEYER. Aucfioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
b saii 4 1AnFs sssSH IShs
Of S h IAN Il e M NULL RsSg sos
=. "a ....s. Z 3: PM T.s h.... Ne. 50
,sru.as Il Gsss sSsg f ssS s FL Sis.
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Maps ss sss .sssleasss. one: Pines.
A ElSH I Y. I MAaN Eyysbs g. Asiissss'.
Aaia |ssi ss $aSS 4 Il 1880 TSSASen
Between Grand ssSlsy,d ana n Eav and near
issioss earstaily BUILT handsomely decorated and par
'''' - ''''' WEDNESDAY. APRIL a
70 and Ind N e East s0s: so'i Loss
s7th;sss TSst St hsEfi. i0'A
<4, 44e East iesdst, s-story brick nss.
We, H.. sssS ,s0s srG Ssni.Sss
vacant d Is: G g.3.3iI1s s ssls
Sss %ss. Ssufs near rss' MSsn U.s..
a SOY %ei sos ~ Ss Bcas N sor .n ss Shave
Ia Is %sSsts ssssy siss1f 'sss'..'N
IS Gsto ny and I'd cellar I brick tsne@sntS.
Ess s:i$s. : 81; So $%sSss
APRIL liz
ssssss an. .s. io "a Wee sss
Executors sale, Estate Chas r. Bill, decd.
lat Columbia Heights. Broohyn.
Executors re: TSEs sSSI s sis.A n'''1''
s sssss's md ssas Z si: s,s q iisi
northeast Size, 7s.6xl25 Magnificent Brick Sanos
Ing and stores
.s:S % easement s1sss ma;
TOWNSEND wANDEL.I. Eso., 200 Broad~sc.
Maps ss Auctioneers, rs IAberty 49,
ID ETER p MEYER, Auctionees
ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
NY ORDER OF THE GOVERNORS OF The soSlhIp
or THE NETWORK HOSPITAL
ADRIAN II. MULLER a SON
win sell az apcticn on
THURSDAY. APRIL T. 1889,
Al 10 o'clock at the Real Estate ExczsnsA
No. 50 Ltberty-st
"a oHoICE AND VALUABLE lots ON
10TH LAVE AND GRAND BOULEVARD.
18TH, 11sTH AND Hath sIs.
seventy per cent may rensin on BONO anQ nosEHs&s
81 having On at any tifno 30 days notice ...s
XII tho lots are restricted aralnst nuissnces ana s10ss
~ the EewYork Hospital society having pureAssse
new site for Blooingdalo Asylum shat institution VIII ~
move when new oriljings are completed
Maps. So, a. thc Aucticneers Once. Ftne-ss -
n RIL Es1ATE Ar AuCTI0N-Ds-A Amber y ssn
IL viii sell on Wednesday april 81 10 30 u o. ~
promises the paee a late Edmund T. SsitA nile ~
Port Chestar N.Y. station, containing 10 fcres o. lana
good eondtian To place possesses historic value neA ~
het eAss General washington eaes diaed thssA
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Geafhers.


Geafhers.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. charge; teachers
hand: torn s;.%s T. AVERY American s:ASci
"A faneenents for the special Instruction Of q limited
spmeer q children between the ages OF and "a
a MERJoAN AND PORTION TEACHERS AGENCY
SiSsSssid d fi'Isi > d A2s sss.
ssasSss SsSsa schools sas .I: .as.
sssSS & 81 p Ss :sSsG and
rKIvATh sue, aaIysTa gradO.tss h.s S1sansy for
ys es1 sGdr''. ohlMsoN
A PARIsIAN LADY desires engagements In schools for
a next suiusn az Visiting teacher references from
oacs. L2ss Bresdway - -. - -.'D-1' op''"1
IA RocKwAY,s TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
and ss' ms t. fSSciii
Wsss ssd-st Rscomraends schools 70 parents
q sSppic. eosYs'sss ,ssshsfs t1is5s
several dsrmsa soyetnesss vita FRENCH, music.
MISS y. =, poNovAN's TkAcHBKs' BUREAU,
WI 10 East iath.st. wants teachers English COVER.
ior the south; other vacancies. IS
ID BIYkTE lNsTRUCTfoN.--A young lady experienced
. rev children Of her home 6s Fast Stsn-st xddress
lssisrs % H, Boa 2ss Tribune Uptown oflce, lbs
- PRINCIPALS WANTED for September; college gradu.
w B. KSisR union rssssrs xOsn ~ "a
sHliEsou ,sIoE TE4cgEls, Agency lEsisSiIs6sd
ppssttone..@ w. y, KERR 10 Astor Place N. Y.
yVQs5ANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU rof
sSpsSss ssiss
e2eEes schools AID families eso bookeep4Fs stsnocr
phs,s 60 eopsi s,3, e Rssinsss alra
s ssssss = ssl 4. s..s want gS:
~ W. az sg,sssa terms moderstc Address
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p1soUssIxs sUxDAY-soHooL euEs1Toxs.

DISCUSSING sUNDlF-sCH00L QUESTIONS.
The seventh annual institute OF the New York
PRIMARY Union was held a. tho Broadway Tabernacle
Yesterday. Caleb IS. Eneyais prpsidea at the morn.
ing session. and hsifhour addresses weB mado on
me following subjects How 10 ConntsFaet Unfswor
able Influences Surrounding Little Children in Large
cittes.s wnlAm NJ T, Ronnd; How to Interest Chill
srsn 10 Missions Mrs Theodore Irving. The Seven
lamps Of Teaching sirs. Wilbur +. Crafts; The
kindergarten In the sabhassehoois Miss Lucy whee-
toeh. OF Boston, and Songs Cor the Primary Glass;
Mrs Y w GrindoD. At the afternoon session Ralph
Wels presided, and addresses were made by Mrs.
81 o. Kennedy, Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis and Hiss
Jenny ~ MerIii.
rHE rpp1axA LoAx BILL UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
Indianapolis, nlarch 90 @peeisb.-The discovery
hsS been made that the bin passed By tho General
l1xscnbly authorizing temporary loan Of "a r4oc6oc
IS unconstitutional tins German Savings Bank Of
ksu ycrk was tho Asccsstn bsddsr for the bonds, hut
axs sissr notice that II ill not receive the bonds,
II ths STATE fails to obtain The money It's ansnsisi
kRssrt win BE- III tbs worst pcszbis e9nditiSa. Tie
ss,usnry Is nou sxhsusasd ard there aze cntstsnaDe
xemsnds e this time zszrrgs<ine e7o0eo0 which
IN, he ors xsd 50 e2.ooooco befos The close Of Tho
aasr< III t,->sust 81 a. fasssquats tsx lsvy. sps
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annrnrer Resorts.
ARVERBE.BY-THE-SEA,

omnste,v furnished cottages 10 rent; gas baths &C.
servico and meals n desired from the
y. 49, AFsVRRNE HOTEL
grblrtv minutes nv rail- directly the Oeean suyoinng
Wave Crest new boulevard 10 Lawrence Cedarhufs. 70
gtabnR Magnificent bathing beaeh. ror eps.As ~
ar rooms IN hotel address above OF sDpy 2. sso
broadway, n. r. RICHARD II. 5TEAhNs. EEop Ls
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For BOYS and Young Men--city.
For both sexes-City

A THE CONVERSATION SCHOOL, -
A.OF LANGUAGES, ~ West A2d-st, opposite hessr-
iSonstcaiiy ana IN shorsst time superior native teach
ara FUNOED aASTINEAU, A. Nj Paris, PTtneipAl,
snd author OF THE CONVERSATION METHOD Terms,
si0 SO SO and els Glasses all grades now beginning
a g-BUsIHEss EDUCATION Beokkeeplne, writne
a nritb metie correspondence spelling, grammar ste.
neSrenhy typewrifng. Ladies' department commence any
Ssg IN evening PAIERS BUSINESS COLLEGE 90
Bowery corner Canal uptown 1o7 West S4h-st. corner
Broadway.
4 -cIRcULERs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
IA whether for boys girls; city or county,. y e
AVERY American School Bureau, west 14tn-se, NJ n.
n URLING SCHOOL OF ELocUTIoN, % East 18TH
ID s-Indiyjdnal class instruction for school or col
leee commandments.
YTT5T5S SCHOOL OF Shorthand and Typewfiting, 81
III Tempie Court; instruction thorough and practical
TT1HE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
L Madison SQUARE (o6tb-st and Broadway.
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For Young Ladies

For Young Ladies-City.
, pr LECTURES FOR LADIES,-Rev Dr. Gardnera
ashooi Tor pirS COZ 5th-aye. Mrs Gardner. author
81 History In Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
W AN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1850. HONE
AND DAY SCHOOL.-Central Park West at 82dst
(sorgan ManSion.l Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Boys and Young Men--city.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1479 Broadway,
u near 42dst 6od year primary, commercial ana cass-
csl denartmeafs instruction thorough NJ. NJ. HOBBY,
W. L. AKIN, N. c. HENDRICK6oN, PIineipala
yNTOoDBRIDGE SCHOOL. 80 Eas! 4Sth.st-sclsnIlae.
w Ciassics Rnelish Two hundred students have been
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
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TIME BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i Madison SQUARE (o6tb-sk and Broadway.
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
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aa RS LOUISA B. CULVER will resume her classes,
NI from October o. in Drawing, Oil and Wstei:coof
Painting stu Life, Flowers and LandScApe China Paint
'NS AN~ No % WEST 2sDsT.
References: Mr. D. Huntington, President National
Academy Of Design; Mr.. William Hart n A.; Mr. Jamos
u. Hart N. A. Mr.. David johnson. ~. a. A.
m BOROUGH INSTRUCTION given in Drawing and
II Clay Modelling references; terms moderate. COM.
pETEHT, Box %, Tribune once.