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evidence and accordingly he devotes some space

evidence and accordingly he devotes some space
to its discussion.
The argument from continuity, which is OAR
wins strongest is met here with the consideration
that TO prove continuity and the progressive de-
vclopment of the intellectual and moral faculties
from animals TO man is not the same rs proving
that these faculties have been developed by
natural selection: and this last is what Mr. OAR
win has hardly attempted, although TO support
his theory it was absolutely essential to prove it,
lie illustrates this by geological analogy. Thus,
when Lyell wrote his Il" Principles of Geology the
modelling of the earths surface not due TO vol
canic action was attributed to upheaval and de-
preston, subaerial and marine denudation. When
the action OF glaciers came TO be studied, how
ever many phenomena were seen TO be due TO this
cause There was no breach of continuity, no
sudden catastrophe; the cold period came on and
passed away in the most gradual manner, and its
effects passed insensibly into those produced by
denudation or upheaval; yet none the less new
agency appeared at definite time and new effects
were produced which, though continuous with pre-
ceding effects were not due TO the same causes"
He proceeds then to show that certain definite
portions of mans intellectual and moral nature
could not have been developed by variation and
natural selection alone, and that, Therefore, some
other influence, law agency is required TO ac-
count for them" He selects the mathematical,
musical and artistic faculties for illustration, and
undertakes TO demonstrate, by close reasoning, that
these faculties are altogether distinct from those
other characters and faculties which essential
TO man, aud which have been brought to their
actual state of efficiency by the necessities of his
existence" He sums up by saying: B" The special
faculties we have been discussing clearly point 10
| the existence in man of something which he has
not derived from his animal prOgenitors-some-
thing which we may best refer to as being of
spiritual nature, capable of progressive
development under favorable conditions"
| The theory of the spiritual nature Of man,
Mr. Wallace holds, is not in any way in
consistent with the theory of evolution, inter-
preted in these pages, and few of his readers viii
dispute the force of his argument or the logicai
derivation of his conclusions. He has indeed writ
ten an admirable volume, in an equally admirable
style and it is in no way discredited by the fact
that il differs from most presentations of evolu-
tionary doctrine in according the first place to
spirit, which is given thoroughly scientific
status, and the second place TO matter the limita-
lions TO which are clearly magn6ed and definitely
! indicated.
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/ ELIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland and
DesbrOsses sts. follows:
: a m. for SlatingOn and intermediate points
a. m for Geneva Lyons, Emird, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car "
LYONS and Pullman car To suspension Bridge.
II a. III. for Elmra and intermediate points Chair
car 10 Mauch Chunk.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair ~ TunkhannOck. Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg.
y. for Emira and principal intermediate points
Chair ear to l.. H. Junction and Pullman sleeper 70
Chicago.
. 40 D. IN Tor Slaungton and intermediate points.
3 40 D. ~. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pOintA
Connection TO Reaing and Harrisburg Chair car 70
=. NJ for Geneva Lyons. Emira. Rochester Buffalo
and the west Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
Bridge
Trains leaving at a. m, II a. m. l y. m and 40
p m connect Tor all points In MahanOy and Ia1eton
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. IN. Tor Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
> 40 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
T. ~. Tor Geneva, Lyons. Einira. Rochester Bufaie
Bridge
General Eastern ONCE o35 Broadway
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~ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot OF Jays as follows from
West 4ods ID minutes later: ,,--,.
80 a. IN. for Middletown Port JeryIs Montieeel6
Edmeston. Norwich, Utica, Rome. Oneida oswego' De-
troIt Chicago and all points Ntst ~,
w IS a m. FOR Campbell Hail. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations Stony Ford, Mides wn.
Acknowledgement Elenylle, MI Dale Fallsbuigh, Hurley
VILE Liberty, White Lake . ,,-,-, , M
rewaska Waikiki Valley stations, Middletown Ellen
Vile Port Jervis Monticello, Pittsburgh, HurleyvilIe
49, D. m for Stony Ford, Campbell Hall, Middletown.
Rloomingburgh Wurtsbor0. Ellenyille. go -,
rs 100 D. for Mddetown. Fal sburgh Liberty, nan
cock Walton, Sidney Norwich tic2 tome Pnoiiaa s
vest Reclining Chair Car free to Suspension Bridge;
Pullman Slccpers. -,., mn MAN.
80 p. M saturdays only, for Campbell Hai MdlIe-
town. TienVillc. Pittsburgh Liberty, K)ckiahd.,
Sundays also to Midiletown. tDaily through. Othef
trains daily except Sunday. NJ.
pullman DrawingrOOm Seats ana Sleeplng-car Derths
reserved at 307 Broadway. J. G An Dt-lsoON =,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Is Exchange Place, y. Y
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,

ct LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE
~ The only through sleeping Louis via Mag.
ara Falls leaves Grand Central Depot 8 D. m daily
via the New. Central. Michigan Central and Wabasi
Raways-dnIng ears for all meals-arriyng in St LoYl
Louis for all points West and Southwest
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xVEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. c. &

LII
~ II. r. r. II. Co.. l.rssee.-Trans leave West 42d.st
station ork follows and twenty minutes earlier
Hamilton, % 55 a. m, > Is. 3 Is p -. Louis.
. 10 . 10 p. Toronto 10 80 - 10 : 10
p. Montreal. Canada Fast . 10 D. n. Niagara
Falls Syracuse. Utica and principal ntcrn' date stations
Is. . 55 8 10 IS 10 D m tand ga II -. a. m.
10 = -, . so (a) II 30 H., and - T. . 10 % 10
D. m New burg, 10 10 a. m, Is -. 25 80.
ii 40 D. m. Iaverstraw, % a. m . as. s as D
Saratoga Special (a) IL 30 10 D. H. Lia"-
ing room cars through Ia saratoga. ~
Lake GeoIge. II 80 m, D awing Room Cars TO Cao-
well Saturdays only, 81 $40 ,. m -.
Lakes Mohonk and Mini eva ka. via New-Pa T. . 90.
II 80 l p. m. SATURDAYS only; 81 3 20 y. NJ
Gawlng Room Cars to Kingston on 100 ca IL 30 a. ~.
Kaat,rskiH Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phoe-
nicis Is 90. (a II 80 m, (s) 345 D. Drawing
Room t. Grand Hotel Station and " Phoenica dor
Iot,l Kaatersk and Mountain House OIL 100, (a IL 80
a. m. and - y. H.. trains. 49,
Paenvi,e. Cairo and Mountain House Station; Sl5.
Room Cars to Catkll (aj II 80 and ~ AS =.
trains. ro-, W., ,.-,
To rigSaii' DeiTSI% chicago and St. Louis .Dsy
fDai,v except saturdays. Other trains a. - except
sundays. "a ; Leave Jersey city L. r r. Staten.
All 20 a. m. 3 30 D. Hoboken. West Shore Sta
ton all 20 a. H.. 3 35 y. m. For tickets timetables
or information apply oniCes Braoklyn33S Washington
t. 72d Fulton;st Annex ONCE foot OF Fulton.st New;
nowery 2 Park Place 6S West 25th-st and West Shore
stations foot Of 42dst and FOO. OF Jay-st, " r.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences. =, .,..,,
Genera Passenger Agent. Vanderbllt-a>e.. N Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEKlCAs
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT B1 IhEe rcN.v,
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCh olONhA
SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR me WESr.

Leave Stations foot Of DesOroes and Cortandt sss'
Gam The Celebrated New: York and Chicago Limited.
Rs Of = fu R Sl's Of Tie sa
Smoking Cars Lighted BY movable electric lights da'S
a. or m FAST Line With Pullman ye.tibule Par0r and
ffs safe ca Gnc Rn9s S Louis daily
except saturday for Chieaso ana D man vestbuls
o' see p M Cars and Dining Car daily for Plttsbgrg
S GHe'S of S c9sRaSd and s%p oy s.sn
p cars Pa S5 E 5 pPb %n chago and Toeo daily
roS sNPf SagGqay tSI ff ayea 100 M
Cory and Erie at 5 90 R p % connecting at CORY
For TG s5qaa 19a a. &S' P Rsa4ns
90. ii zoo a. NJ 90 100 and A 80 ,. Sundays.
Gl5 and 10 90 M ard go 700 PouIb Washington
i''i @ed FS Pullman Raqf Cars daGS ~ Except "a
and dsy Vim Dining car Carat at sta 40 III. m5 a5! 9c
6 20 ana 30 $so go Pa rs aS2
o6 d. s@d 2 30 Pi $o and 3 90 p NJ and I2:l5
night FOR points Chesapeake and oh99 E GoscSe.
era R&du Gin'!n9 a9 S 81 Dn'"S o' H.,
For Atlantis c Gr ca TS ay 20 0 a.
For d a:Dg VIA RRaS9 Tay FS and hnSo So
20 :IG 3 .a 20 special on Ga' sasda NO
soSS S s and md 59 20 OR Po not stop
2d N s5 Zoo e S n Gay via BaB6s
Boats ats Of BfooNyn Annex connect with all through
t transtoT az for Ger BrSSokrG travel
FOX 'PHILADELpTIA Expres Trains leave Nex York YORK
4l5 200, 2oS 90 $2 % Gh,ras9 l'It t !, Tt on
a n mn 70 20 90 90 90 80. 90. 30 800
6 90 80, 90 and 90 p N; and - y night. Ac
comIoo1atlon Al 10 n. m. 40 aud 90 y. m. sun
d9vs Fxpress 4 90 9 Is 90 9 Limited aud 10 M,
4 100 60 6 30 5 100 and . 90 D. M, and
10 rs night Accommodation. 90 p. m; ooo =
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sundig at 'oo
90 D. NJ on Sundays, connect Trenton for Camden;
rcLot 6Nces Nos l. AS, $40 and 944 Br adway. 1
Aston House foot OF Desbosses and Cortland, SIS;
rt-st Brooklyn Annex station. foot or Fulton.
St. brooklyn; Is Huds9n;st. Ho69kel station Jersey
The New York Transfer COMPANY VIII call Tor ana checK
C C4YYkfsse r !i PIIGU J. r. WOOD.
Pa. p Arant
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NrEWN york MD LONG BRANCI RAIL
Y po,D ron RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
Grow AID ASSnuH6 ~, ,l nAETi OCEAN BEACii.
81 NM t,tie u effect July l. 1889. Trains leave Nav
yr foot Co tlandt and Dehrosscs st 30 10 10
i"a 10 noc 30 $40 teNpress 40 express exccnt
Rel Bank, 90 leNprcsS), $40 90 p m Sundays
tro1 fSt OF Llberty-st. 90. s15 80 11:l5a m
10 80 3 80 (eNpress) 100. 80 (exprcs,l 80
ie~nte.-, q 10 u. Sundays, . 100 a. m 4 100 D. m
gundly trains do not stop at Ocean Grove Asbury
RUFUS BLoDGETT. J.. r. WOOD.
Superintendent Gen'l Pass Agent Penn. II. r
H. BALDWIN. Genl Pass Agent, Q. h II. Of N. j.
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NEW LINE TO
NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL II. l.. OF NFN-JERSEN,
PiIII.A AND READING r X.
ami RNLTIIORE AND ONO r. R..
Solid Trains-No TransicIs No EVA rare 9r ta., Tine
PULLMAN oar SERVICE ON AIII TRAINS.


Trains leave station Central Rahoai OF New.Jersey.
foot Iiberty-s st., North River. % ~ .
70 . 10 3 1873 y. NJ; l. nfht Sundays, 80
All rains ston at Chester nd Win ngon except rs
For I@ PHILADELPHIA at T. - 80 $50 II 30
30 3tj. 4. ). ; 80. 80 D. M !! night sundays
Tccts and rarlor eat ca9 be procured at 2i n.
West 1S5h.st i32 Ear l25th,st New-York Courtst
200 T,,Inn..t. 9S Broadway BrOoklfn
coy Trarsfc, Company Will call for and check
bocrare from hotel C residence.
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FAST PTTTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SP l I'M
Cctra station Via Harlem Division daily except Sunday
a0ITN II TOT-CIiY GEORGE II. DANIELS
~ 'ftopnroI Snperntendent t;rn'l Passenger Agent
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Danrinq Araocmies.

=. IExINjER MAcCREGoR's. los WEST 6eTIISL'
n III Size Lessons snd Glasses In Dancing daily
,,ooaaisehn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government a. the
ROUTE OF THE FAST MALL.
THIS Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE
~ A 1 A


ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL.
TI hhl II TE Ans AEH{$LE %E6 PiE4S;66ETf FROM
Largest and Finest Passenger station in 4%Grepi v and
the only Tr %N tSD AFTER s ytGY sso OK
tsa. m Rochester Express Wagner dfawing-room cars
90 No. Saratoga Lake George Adirondack and Mon;
tea Special WagnSr % H gSr and Ifud
son Railroad and New-York to St. Adams. via Central
s5S?%' i FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTIPT,1LEEPR N dSw
posed exclusively Of buffet snoklngcar. dnngcar draw
ngoom and sleeping cars for Albany egs yToeie
ETC. arriving az Chicago at so a. M IndSnapo a dIeve
land with train Columbus and Cincinnati CONNECTS a.
Albany Win drawing car for TO s c09PerSO"
80 az @ Chicago Express FOR Niagara Falls TO;
hs1gS Mann ss cars to Kenea
saratoga Geo5sc Raa@d snn2 2 o S9r 10
Saratoga and Caldwell lake GcorsS. ,,.,,oo RIM.
on Saturdays only Composed eXcu-lyey OF Magme
Buffet Smoking and Library Car with waonc, drawing
room go or ? to m" al sasGF and Ctea WIN ""
iOV 5s ' D. n decentralization to Albany and Troy Con
P penis 1911 tR5ua K wagner da%nsoom car
ra GGSnsas and st. p lays FS S
detroit and Chicago with Wagner vestbued sleeping ana
T9oga2d Is2a ENG and AdTqodack x5 ESPe ss
daiIy wagner sleeping Car NewYork TO Paul Smiths,
via Utica and Northern AdlFOhuack hdlIou uy eAVeP
Saturday. ,.t ,,,o.
canandaigua Through sieeplig.car. NewYork Canaan
dagqas 80 on b. the S Moa Hdrqnaae end caqanaag.
Fxpress Wagner seepingcars daily 10 North Creek, VIA
Satora and Adirondack Railroad also to Pattsburg con
nectin At platsburg with paor for Salanac Lake
and Adirondack Mountain points Wagner s,eeping-cars
dav ~ Montreal via ROuses Point and VIA -. Adams,
and 70 syracuse and Canandagua daily except sunday
% o. M. Special Mail Limited; arrives az Rochester
: 40 a. m Buffalo 9 :95 and Cleyel2nd ;22 p m
.tfo n m Fast Night ENpre-, for Rochester. Buffalo
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI indianapolis
ous Detroit and Chicago with Wagner sleeping cars
SleoIingc cars 70 Clnandagua on SUNDAYS only ~,
r9idni0ht Saratoga Whitehall ana Rutland. No
vth rain leaving Saturday. Wagner sleeping
cars no Albany Albany with trains for the
North and West ,----- -, .,...,.. .... -.
solo m Grand Central Station, 4l3 7S5 and 9f2 Broadway
10 Park place, / Battery Place Os WGS l2oth.,l, and
Fulton sts and 39S Bedford ave- f. D., Brooklyn.
Westc0tts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences 80, -. c,, = c,on =.
13sth-st. station, New-Nork
FAST PITTSFIEI.D AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing room cars taNe> 1Iald
Cetra station VIA Harlem Division daily. except sunday
at 2 40 .. m Fast time. Sul+ror ,etNlcr,-rrrs
Il MO- II -.
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ID FCToRY SCHOOL. Hamien. Conn.-For boys. 1925
IL 1915 home Influences thorough school system ex
tensive grounds, gymnasium boathouse' &c Acores
Rev. III. l.. EVEREST. NJ. A.. Rector
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Gcntbcrs.


A TUTORS, cOvernc-.es, professors, teachers. an
~. branches supplied schools AMI families. Circulars
parents All modern language, spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE 81 J.. I'm, bet 4th-ayc. ant Broadway.
4 MEHCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Goyerncsses
SC, 10 Colleges, School, ana Families. ADpy T.
Mrs. NJ J. NOUNG-FC LION. % Union square.
A BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign. supplied
n for all branches. iu all localities charge. TEACH.
Frs WANTED no fe Tor registration. form fOf stamp
j. Z. AVERY, American School Bureau, West 14th-st
N. y
ID RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly chi.
caRo) supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
aud families Mrs. l.. fkEEMAN BROCKWAY IS
West 2Jds- Rccommends schools % parents.
II IS~E'S TEACHERS AGENCY. l. East I7th.et
III supplies COMPETENT teachers. tutors poverne IS
musicians artists. &c: all branches. recommend, hest
schools; English. German French, Spanish spoken.
SCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best known IN u. ). Established 1859
East l4th-st.. N Y.
vVUE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY fEstabI.he6
1880 provides schools with teachers teachers WITH
positions w. d. KERR 10 Astor Place. y. Y.
JVoNAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU no,
w bob seSesl uppies IfoessoTs teachers
musicians. bOusekeeperr. companions. csperones tc 70
colleges schools and families also boOkkeeDers stenogr
Uhers and copyists - business firms
Mira D. A. CULVER go 5th.aye. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

ID FV. J. II. CONVERsES SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at
II Cold Spring. Hudson number limited vacancies
terms 5000; send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

ERE RAILWAY Offices, 4o1, 81
II 7ls and 957 BEoadyay l5S1 Boysly Bat ss
and 1888 Fatonst brooklyn; lO7 broadway Williams;
Newak ead q SSs ce nS saa o aa?
or Sleeping Gar reservations and orders for checking ana
leave 5sist minutes earlier than time shown from
m iv lof Flb 5a' Pullman Bullet Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo connect at Hornellsve Tor James
p M every day "dhcaeo and st. Louis Limited sold
Meanwhile Youngstown Marion and Chicago Wdth1n'
CHANGE Pullman SLEEPING cOehes e. l, Gla'ln
p m every day, Chicago AMI Grand Trunk lApe'5 soia
bb @a n9 Of P Pa, a"f a 4si 'SR
Baaae S sRns s0 GoacH o TO R1
80 M e'y day FhsaS EHp'ej tSy
Mcadyc Youngstown, Cincinnati and Chlcqgo. ~,
or'pS ST. Esq., S7 8 Il 10 5 g. 49, ~ 80
sunday $40 10 80 al m 2 96 - SD 10 , y
5:s7L 545 G. O:i3- 49, :, 80 o. 10 40, - p. IN.
Pai'a 5S !; 50 "a o. s:s7E 40 49, 4:$7s 55
537 55 Coz G5 S2G 10 2 30 . 10 10 O. no. T.
r'te5 5S, a5d g 90, as9 49, ~, &C.
87s. 5, S:15, 80 81 $40. G:o7'a' CA5' $780,
Newark "a and Toc S ,S W v, NSk 545 5o 32s
s 80 "a 5a - s+ 20 3S d. Il p p
iSG 5c or T. - 80 ) 522E, $50, G. C:O7a 30
suasIss 10 Zeal H. ~ 80 10 20 20 80
NSwsglgh ~ Pr Fast RxS. %a TaSr Gar
TUXEDO a. A., E 52l e 10 80 O. 81 80 Fast IT. Express
Goshen AS :521. o. 10 80 a. m l. 80 80 80
MItdlStown and Port Jegvs AS :522. 10 80 a. m;
SUNDAY local tiaiSs main line as si5, 10 80 a. m.
Express eS trains s from West arrive go 40 NJ ass,
j5 p. ~. .,, ,.-, - ,,rvrcroN
Enslewood aud Tenany-5l5. g. :. Z 80, 80 y ~
80 i g gse ! "a 1a s 1a2 g -? Sun 4
days : ID 80 a. m, 80 Z. 80 and Is p m %
8o H. 4; rs .52., 80, G6Sa 6 ~ 80 -
Sundavs y Is 30 q. 80. 4, Z 20. y 10 D. m
send 10 cents in postage Gen'1 Pass'r Agent for
"Suhurban IIomcsr with local time tables r,,.,,
W. j. MURPHY j. -. MIN t.h,
Gen'l SuDt General passenger Agent.
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lnsirntllon
Rows and Young Men-Countrv.


u ECToRY SCHOOL Hamten. Conn.xFor boys 1923.
1915 home influences thorough sehoS system es
Rev H. L. EVEREST NJ A. Rector
PIvERvIEw ACADEMY.
eminent Academies and Ii9s9sss MALAY pTi
N 0CKT1ND COLLEGE Nyack- OF. the Hudson Next
Ii year opens SfiIf"BS;a'N SlsTEsR T. Ma rsaeDal
ISLXNs FEEEEAAEAIoEo35 r sc cRisS Ne"Oush
q no beei ,d e for gFS@'nf az h5t ts
tT Us 's is aS SS' am sSe there none any private
home Room for 81 F ESHs i' H. siGL& sfl' a co.
CT. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS. St Georges. No.
p Ssssi C G. R RGinh 4 G Pin F1;pa VO ''
ST JOHNS MILITA n ,i sSSH99oL
RI. Rev. F. d. HUNTINGTON. LL-cO. w. vEIBACK.
X UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AT TIE p{ sS1S sC dGS for fRsyn "a esasac
& UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
FRANK S. ROBERTS.
| CITY, /. l., II miles from New York. Thoro1h
preparation for college o. scientific school Military dsci
cHAs sTURTEvANr MOORE A. II fic6 daiaTTy 5l.r
Opens scptcmbeI. IS, Inc1.rles may be aadessed
'''''"' -O J. B. FINE Iesimas;S.
THE Military .DI inE ts H ySsF
JOHN N. TILDEN, NJ. A., d. ID.
~ Rer sG ja%s g gIG7 eHG Xxx"
Assisted by five resident teachers Boys ga Young
men thorouehy lifted the hest colleges and wyerses
scientific schools for business. This sgool oneis
the advantages Of hcalthfu location home coroI hrt
thorough training assiduous eae oil heat
manners and morals and The exclusion Of bad }oy 70 CON
parents looking FOR school whge eS may
with confidence pace their sons Special MI
begin Sept 10.
" IFULAND PEEK SKILLlON-HUDSOt.-A BOARD.
ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS sumner session. opens June
90 Next school year begins sept IS ustr calalgue
on application. CARL 4. HAR&TR0M. NJ A. Principal.
yr1FsT JERSEY ACADEMY BRIDGTON. ". J.tA
w Home for the Boys select thorough healthy ~
acres OF Playground 32i year. Terms, S3DO 10 SiOO
Principal, CALEB ALLES, Il. A. tEng9 -
XVIrLISTON SEMINARY. EASTEAMPIoN MASS;
w Prepares boys for any College sGlcnunc SGn i
tated article application. Address Rev WM. CAL
LAGHER Principal.
For Young Lades-CouDtrY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-12-14

q PLANTATION 8 miles below Monroe
"A ON cast bank OF river; splendid Improve
III sud plank fence, well ditc6sd and ii
high state OF cultivation; land Of fine quail
ity and above any water: 6s5 acres Nv
open; possession january !, 1852.
1Qn ACRES LAND1NKAR OKAL'OOSAl
lou Springs e200.
TOO ACRES WEST OF OUACHITAl
lou river adjoining tho Worley place.
CTOCKWELL PLANTATION, sitnated
10 10 miles north OF Homer in CleibOrnoI
Railroad: $40 acres, 500 cleared and In Gull |
tivation, the remainder very fertile and
finely timborod, roll equally divided DO
o. the hea red lands are well adapted q
Grain Of all kinds and red clover grows to
Perfection, splendid dwelling and good
tmProyements for eennsnts; cGn 70 ea.,1y
( make desirable farm. It u well supplied
with water there being on place Is wells OF
free stone water and y greeks run through
i for q stock farm. Price reasonable ana
terms easy. Price on application at our
8 LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES.
iO Cheap. :.
, EARM, III acres, ON Bayou DeSiard; GO
j acres in cultivation, balance timber;
6uiiding on place; good orchard. Cheap.
OS8 ACRES, 4 miles west of city ON ", 3
10 4 r. Railroad, l5O acres cleared, ballance
timber. Cheap and on easy terms.
b 1GO ACRES adjoining Government E;xPer
q iment Farm at Calhoun, 90 acres cleared
!, good dwelling and improvements; lonl
J. time.
n q Macon; ridge and bottom lands; $50 par
i, TALLY cleared; line growth Of pecan trees; 2
acres Of Bermuda:
!, $50 Acres miles south Of Bastr0p on MOI
+ roe road; 80 acres open; comfortabi
n dwelling and cabins; good 81. p. gin an
r grist mill; ridge and creek bottom land
n $500; long time.
IN lZjO Of Monroe on v. s. 4 p. b. r., y p'
acre :long time.
"a 800 ACHES miles south of Bastrop Q
Of n line OF projected railroad; 60 acres opel
q. GOOD land, good tenement houses, good 0
Chari; 500; long time.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-12-14
CITY PROPERTY.

LOTS m LAYrDN's ADDITION. 7.
OU Cheap and on easy terms.
=, t;1th street. ~ isS fsse on Breard 6.
Dwelling house containing rooms, with
EitHhen. cistern, cow house. good stable
and gsrdsn snd orehf P, q 81 ss s Terms.
mr. cash, balance I'm and years with /
~ cent. Interest. 81
D EsIDENCE on Grammonnt SIT street eS. oe5
esek Five rooms. OutbuildinGs. stable, |
hsrn. otc. Cheap for cash.
THk STEWART KEslpENCE,. corner r
"a or in rear OF Judge Gunby,s. 1soxl90 fest,
| IL on corner Of Calypso and Catalpa streets.
r or 76xl48 corner 9th and Wood streets.
! u a fine property at bargain.
mo ExCHANGE.-3A $4,000 stock gents fur
i nishinn and general merchandise and
aonrishine business in Pine Bluff, Ark,
iG MO sF SALE. Orange grove. Maniteo Co.,
ntJI TLG.iSMad; LOT in Trenton. with stable.
lib bncey house. cistern and fruit trees.
loco x6kEs COOP HILL LAND. Eonr
1000 miles west Of town ON - =. = ~, :. m a.
dsycR sM Of 1o7 acres adjoining the town OF
i Delhi on Y. 9. q +. Bailroad AZ caO sts.,ss
ton. balance woodland, good improve
TisWI INV; : z sss1Sasiais Sass
stables, etc., and acres in lot under renee renee
fsnaIv improved, in town Of BastrOp, $l6OO
one. fhird cash, balance and years.
~ Is ACRES, miles below Monroe. " y
ITO cultivation, balance good timber
Cheap and on long time. =,
ylCON ACRES miles west Of city, on v
IZSU IS. AP, r. II. 800. Half cash.
s PLANTATION we'll improved and IN
"A hioh state of cultivation above Over
fiow. Ten miles below Monroe. frontin
on Ouchita river, containing 1893 acres: W !
lcultivation. balance woodland: $4,OO'
0 I'M ACRES ACRES OF LAND KNOWN A
L lZUU Grin place, 6 miles north east
Monroe. rs acres cleared and under fenc
Fine orchard, $3.50.