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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations foot of DesbrCsses and cOrdands 50
H. The q 5el sr@ S NsSYs sG chicago Lqs
H If Pullman ihs e 4ss 81 6s and ss
Room Sleeping Dining Observation and smoking Nm Cars
a. m Fast Line, With Pullman vesibule ParlSr ard
Pitt!Iusg Cincinnati. Cleveland and 81 Louis daily.
80 - M western 2preas win pullman yestbSI,
S Ei5RssS 6 SaS' na and kSas daily sacapt
day Tor SeEepS an and T TS Pullman veous se,
Ing car5 daily Pit6SIs Chicago and Toledo. daily.
For FN %iR Ri Lock Haven 100 M 90
fGy npe and 6df h a. oil X Ron n ~ 0O'
For E Sst5wa 100 and ne
Ig and 10 % 90 H. al and "a eRa 80 It, sunO''
on P sad h' psoT Cars d eacsD
ana daily. With Dining Car at $40 p m a spc
wo 90 and 80 "a a. H. 90 700 $780, sad sSa
J. m" n. ls 80 80 and o6 il is 9SSs
einnati, Sleepers. Dining Car and Coaches through
For &adade G 90 Tsgoqs5 b G,r and aeS 2SG
'' S99 ssrc! 70 no pa 5sss -
S9. 2S ana nd? 20 90 i NJ On sunday s
d. not o, s Sps% q! SfRaRf h fs5E
and Norfolk Railroad 90 D M az daily Via Sa'''n"''
Bos ana 'y ookn OARneH connect w.s al through
trains at Jersey CITY. adord'ns sDfp al" u'''''
& sS sir Tsp; I}1ss !.
H. 20 10 90 So @ Sh Lifted dmi and
Mtn no pi1nR - 30 .oo 90 100 32 90 go,
90 Geo 80 90 and 90 .6 O. a ana 90 90 D. "a.
hheeSS@@odF3s SSTss 90 Is 100 @ Limited AND l9
D. n and IL 10 night AceolnmosatiSnn5 , 20 6 n.
and II 10 a. M l. . 4 S. m and 10 o. a. m and
go dIeics ~. ~ NSs - lSS $40 aud 944 Broadway;
kstor House and foot " Desbroyes and Coftandt sss
a Corrt-St and brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF FuL
ton.st. BFockyl IS Hgdson-Stdo loooaen S,addon
TbS Nav Yor, Transfer Company Will call FOR and chess
ppaYseSe !, lIV tiI-Tu ]. r. WOOl
~. N..,orlai N.naaer General Pass'r Agent
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Mem Publications.
OUR CITY.
NEW. Works. GREAT COMMERCIAL PRO BlEM.

II USh
NEW. YoRK'S GREAT COMMERCIAL PROBLEM
Over five pages devoted to article on Terminal
r.c,,tes o, NewYorkr by g. II. FERRIS and thirteen
accompanying Illustrations
NEW Works. FAMOUS HISTORIC HOUSES.
Sketches Of ten houses century old, with remit
niseent article
NEV-YORK'S WORLDS FAIR COMMllIEf>'
posraits Of the ehairmen OF the Finance and Site
ard buildings committees, together with article
NrW-yORK'S JAPANESE RESTAURANT.
pooe illustration by W. A. Rogers, ana text by W.
f. S. FALIs.
NETWORK IN W. D. HOMELESS NEW
NOVEL.
sssrs story OF metropolitan life, a Hazard Of New
Fortunes Illustrated by W. 4. ROGERS.
SEE
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Published August %.
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u Year, Postpaid.
subscriptions may begin with any number
8 ANT lLARlo
u MARION CRAwFoRD'S NEW NOVEL.
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The New.York Tribune says:
in his art SAINT continuation Of the ,s cG @Ssl
ses a. s touches in sngulary powerful and beaut
fn story. . All TINS ~ ""'i'"'' T., cred
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nSovsdee OF Italian society and the Italian character
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ss every requirement Of artistic fiction IL brings oqt
What il most mprt in human character ana MhaI Is
most interesting in human action IL y h1tuIt a.
evolution, accOruant win experience, SEdPl0
dSsrripton penetrating analysis and absorbing III IN
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THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
Il pages. illustrated. The standard authority
American openalr ADJUSTMENTS Rules for sailing swim.
null al ney copy Pubsbed he rhe srrifnns MAJ
Entertaining and universally eomplimented By the press
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SCHEDULE IN EXPECT AAY 18TH

Trains leave station Central Railroad of New.JsrsS
foot Libefty-st. NOrth River.
For Washington and Ba timOre,' 8 80 m. IL a. ~,
80, 30, 3l5 J.. 10 night sundays. 80 m !
/ 30. - . y. N. l2 night
All trains stop AZ Chester and Wilmington, except 3ls
D. "A
For philadelphia 4 7:45, 80 Q 80. IL a. M; 80
30, 3 10, 4, ), ) 80 80 y. IN. IL night Sunny3
3 80, 9:3O a. m. 80 80. 3:lo, 5. $3.50 D. m -
night. =.
26l, AIS, 944, lao l.5,3 Broadway. 137 6hayc zos
West i25tst 1872 Fast l2Jth-st. New York Couts-'
$50 FultOn.st % Broadway, Brooklyn. ..a,
New-Yok Transfer Company Will call for and ehecs
baggage from hotel o residence
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1nsirnlIicn

For Boys and Young Men-Ciy.
A -A-A.-MANHATTAN COLLEGE
BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS.
Grand Boulevard and 132d.st NewYork.
CLASSICAL. SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL. AND PRE-.
PARATORY DEPARTMENTS
Studies will be resumed MONDAY, SEPT. o
Students reside in the institution attend LAY schol
ars. For artlculars or catalogue address
BROTHER THOMAS, Director.
r ERKELEY SCHOOL.
AUTUMN HALF TENTH YEAR
WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1899
CoLUMBIA INsTITUTEz 729 735 slxth-ave. and 1o4
preparatory and d. primary Try isparments military an
BooEssspnr co Law Corr e and AiI6metc
heOpepiR SGD Edwin YIN FMfFk 'e Principal,
n. AkcIiIBAf6 sHhW. ir. &. a.. Vice: Principal
r COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
OF DR. J. SACHS.
NO. IS WEST 59TH-sT,
REoPENs MONDAY. SEPT. o.
THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR COLLEGES AND
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS CAREFUL TRAINING FOR
BUSINESS. FRENCH AND GERMAN IN REGULAR
SCHEME or INsTRU CTl0N
DWIGHT SCHOOL,
1479-1.4s5 Broadway Corner 49d.st)
careful graded school boys This institution aims
IN methods and results equal the best New-fngland
schools. and affords broad ad thoroughly practical edu
cation Pupils hIted FOR college scientific school,
directly for business and professional pursuits Special
facilities for those studying FOR advanced standing in col
lege An excellent Preparatory Department for boys from
IL years OF Tenth year begins Sept %. For
circulars and further information sppy at the school.
$hThrH T. %HIHHlE,iibA!aits. Directors.
J.. V. HCYSSOON,
\ H MoRSEs SCHOOL FOR BOYS
y. 423 MadlsOnavc., near 49th-st.,
will reopen Oct. !. The Principals address,
until Sept 16 Is Cotuit. Mass.
John MACMULLFNS SCHOOL. 521 West 16lstst
y near Gable Road. opens Sept. 10th. Terms from
500 upward b0ar1ers S4C0; for FIVE Circulars
Ut PUTNAMS. p West 23d-st
or. LOUIS COLLEGE. Is West 43i-st-Stricty select
- Catholic boarding and day school; limited number;
choice oompsDionship modern language primary
eia classical courses
II NIvEISITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 Broadway,
" 42d-st 52d year primary, commercial and cass.
cal departments; Instruction thorough NJ. VI. HOBBY.
w. L. AKIN, N. G. HENDRlCKSON. Principals.
w EST End SCHOOL 119 West 7lst-st.
w collegiate school for boys military drill splendid
gymnasium. CHESTER DONALDSON. A. II.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THR0UOH OUV BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK sigma ~
SYSTEM.
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For Young Ladies-City.

+ OF l CuuS LdutS-NlI.
a School Tor on. WIN Gymnasium and kinder
f Fa wear T s1sa Oct m 5 s2sss preparation
A MISS KlERsTED.
RsS. &c; IN 3 s Es9e3 and
A-MIss ELIzABETH I. KoUEsi a,,.a g.,
oa,.. 81 tGy pes S fef o Sofs1 Lat Special
nj b. N ss VI 81 ana csdS S
A MISS J; F.. MOORE. Boarding and Day School
ws ads sS near S Bca sSs hOsn' October
THE MISSES GRAHAM Successors to the Misses
ISe@ p SsS 9aa 4sy School or 3S s Ladies
A WEST END AVENUE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
n, Reopens las! "Wednesday y seEtSembeE,
Miss NA"l EOS west to Ens US h raiPS7iS gtst
MADAMg "a SILVA ssgss success, r. tq Mrs Ogden
FapaSs SSaq 90 aga Re. o' Young
4 MRS. sYIyANUs RED, Boarding and Day School
for S%s Idea each Epe s T fma
sixth year begins October !. and East 59d.st
THE RIVERSIDE sCHooL.-Miss Emily A. Ward
College rrspSIstS9 "opens sept ls Isl West 1879
A-THE MISSES, MOSES,
a Boarding and Day school FOR Young Ladies and Chill
public schools. Highest references ca Madlson-sve
A RyTGEEEs EEMAtE ooLLEGpE G; Elective
b b. President Mrs. i. S. West, Lady Pflneirai
o sse s. q g we
A JACKSON SEMINARY. 2O25 5th-ave cor. 125,h.
a fg '' ySanf A sSu aSa
vel SHADED s9ardsg: from $500 to 500 yearly 2ish
A MERIcAN KINDEEGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOL.
"A The most practical system FOR teachers Terms
g. Bible Hoghe New York EMILY NJ coz. Irn.
cipal and Editor OF American kindergarten Magazine
now in 10Th year. CATALOGUE OF NEW MATERIAL.
A zMADEMoIsELLE RUEI4
"A. School Cor Girls Reopens Oct. .. Number lin
ted.l 26 East 56thst.
A MISS SUSAN NJ. VAN AMRINGE..
opens Oct 3. 106 East 3sth-st. PaIkave.
A RT AND LITERATURE LECTURES by A. b savage
"A and others Rev DR.. and Mrs GARDNEHS SCHOOL
T. LAsSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1851 Maaison-ave
- ~ f-Adyanced and Primary Departments. Certificate
ADMITS 10 wellesley and other Colleges. Unusual ad-
MISS NORTH AND MISS BARNES. Principals.
M ISIS CHIsHOLM's SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
4b - il Fast 6jth-st..
VIII reopen September 30
Boys Classes.
MRS. sALIsBURY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
4h NO Fast 5sth-st., facing Central Park,
VIII reopen october |.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIs's
IVA ClaSs.s. for Young Ladies
aS1 MadisOn-aVc.,
VIII reopen October
THOROUGH Courses In
Higher English. French ana Mathematics
MISS CROKER and MISS BECK's SCHOOL FoP
Nl GiIils, 81 West f2dsts opposite Bryant Park re-
opens "Wednesday Oct. ID. Classes tor boys ~ ~
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Fast Express TIains Via PHILADELPHIA, 70
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO kAILR0AD.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
TjEGIHfNNtt Ag IsEk3lcE on XII rkH{Ss
F Fs9 rs fH S St p Co midnight
For &NcHT NTdy sr ah tGi 10 so 100 Ii S
a. M $50 r N" , ;SE p M 10 p s3 40 30 p TX
y o go D. mla a 3 100 'g minsh2 '' Ill., '
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except S;l5
9ss sPd a g a c esa Po f Il g.
sisiion. foot Of Liberty st. -.
''ss S:.8l pFE E5sas. cHA s.s f scgr Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ii PASSENGER TRAINS leavs foot Of cOrtlandt and
a. M m Tor G1nsss Lyons EimTl, KOeheser Buffalo
and the Ee aa e sfS S PsuP eSs Bdse 0n Cal
LyInS "a anu a. Tor EIma intermedas points Chair
u sRa Rs'%sds SSa ad
sI a ET' ana R5p'RH s rs 6
s SaGs SSu AKA an nieI%sas,s points
tS p % ff Gea MaSSh and points
and he &e iS. sleeper %
esp lsesH 6t AZ ii Mnay ana f ms.s;tS
coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS ..
a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and Intermediate
40 p for Mauch Chunk and nteTmetiatc polnt.
and he %cs Pullman sleeper To Lyons and sSas
6rdse' General Easeern ONCE. 2s5 Broadway
n EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANk LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND AsnUEY PARK OCEAN BEACH
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT '''
Time table IN effect July l. 1893. Trains leave New,
York, foot Cortandt and D'sbrOsscs % "a
IN, II noon. 80, 10 eAprcss. 10 express eNccpt
Red bankl, 20 !cEpressl $40, 100 p. m. sundays
100. o 40 q. fu , 90 D. m.
From foot Of Lioertyst 90 5 10 30 II rs A. H.
80, 2:SO. 30 teApras) 100 4 80 (eNpiess) 80
(eXpressl, 10 D. M sundays 90 \. m, 4 90 D. m.
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbuy
Park
RUFUS BLODGETT j. II WOOD,
Superintendent Gen' Pass AGENT Penn. r. X.
IL r. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent c. r. H. OF N. J.
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MAY LINE TO

y NV wAsHINGToN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL K r. oF Nt;W,JERSEY.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. Il.
Solid Transfers. No Extra Tina
- pI-II-MAN CAR SERVICE ON AL TRAINS.
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Gfacbers.


A BEST TEACHERS American ami Foreign, supplied
n for all branches in all locahdes charge TEACIt'
EfS WANTED no fee for reg strsuon form for stamp
= AVERY. American SchOS' Bureau > West i4'A-'H'
A TUTORS Governe-ses Professors Teachers. all
n. branches supplied schools and families circulars
schools 20 parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYKIERE, 81 East l7h-st. bet 4thave and Bro2dway
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
IA supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. GoVerneoseA
&C., 70 Colleges Schools and Famillea Apply 70
Mrs N. J. YOUNG.gULToN. 22 Union Square
YOUNG LADY viii give instruction at pupils homes
n Ia common and higher English, French and Latin
Rhetoric and English Literature specaties ~ 20
per hour; will do work In schools also good references
Address Miss 5. T., Mddebury. Vermont
u RoCKwAy7S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
40 cagG supplies superior sfAsssTs tGs sSs9SI
West 2Hts, Recommends schools 70 parents
II EACHERs W NNTED-Lades: Several Normal grad
4 u1tes: English. French spoken) and Music; English,
Algebra, Pcnmanshp and Drawing: superior ptinsY
teacher plano, foreign training; several French ladies'
precepttoss speaking French and German. Episcoplan
Gentlemen Mathematics and Natural Sciences, aS prD-
clpal for High school 81 800 Latin and Greek $1,000
Epscopalan; Penmanship. Bookkeeping and Drawing for
hrst-cl1ss school near Philadelphia
Apply . Mr.. NJ. j. NOUNG-PULTON, American ana
Foreign Teachers Agency. % Union Square.
w ANTED-Ladies: French. English. Music for school
w German aud French goVemesses-must bring best lef-
superior English American governesS HenIe-
teachers Of both sexes wanted MIRIAM COY RiLfL,
81 East 17th-st. bet. 4th-sye and Broadway
w ANTED-rmmelatoly unmarried Protestant re,d'nt
w male, for piano organ some tdiss5isn
branches. Call personally HESSiHS TEACHERS
AGENCY. T. East 17th-st
wv oMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Cfor
w supplies profesorB te1chers governeses
musicians hcusekecpers companions ehaperone' &C. y
colleges schools and families also bookkeepeFs sehoSa-
pliers and copyists 10 business firms.
Miss G. l.. WERNER. 300 shave. New-York CRY
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a. TEvENS SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
Ryer-st-, between 9Th and 9th sts Hoboken N ].
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH 1889
Examinations for admission the 10th and 18th Of
September.
FULL COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE
PREPARATORY CLASS SIS PER ANNUM.
ALL OTHER CLASSES $3.50 PER ANNUN
These include all the studies
For catalogues apply the Librarian Stevens InstI
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE % 1888 TEN PAGES
gnstruttlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A


For Boys and Young Men-City.
MADAME A. G. MEARS'g
I Ingns iades and Chircn No 22 Msdisonsvr New
YORK % hg rcq 9p@y ana school Special ~ MS
1oTy Literature Ara and French conversion; ,
attention to English F M%a Ana a. C. G MF8s PTaepa
AVA vii open wE9NE Is any,a ssPS 10
ApANE g. French end English Home Day
@ YSe I5 aat t s ans svaStasSs for proS
bocariine pupils.
M IssEs GEINNELs BAY scH22L tor gT TeSa q
tory and primary dcpaime'n SRlras ana ' F,os
classes for boys under twelve Oct kindergarten f'OS'
MISSES FITCoNER PERRIY's GIRLS SCHOOL,
M pa LeRoxSSNSs aa In y oan ees Tsr 5000 year
MIS- h HOPPER GIRLS s,s 6 MAPIs9,SAvh
Five pupils Received into the Family.
sG 8 %5i. SGd'
English l sTa'Sh Creek and ian Wellesley graz
uats i'm charge Of primary
CpTT CLASSES FOR sELFsUPPoRTING WOMEN
IN writing typeWiHg TetoucRng photo.
essVcs photo %egSahSh sad
hand ,S dT Sba f mSa Apply i5 admission and
afSF s xGS & f %oNrH cHRisFI&N XssocIAIoN
l.UpTPHAN SEMINARY fOie 49,,
- 49, d,fo, thorouqh instruction. Address MIS- Ed
WIN JOHNSON I6Sd.st and tagleaye.. New-A ORE. -
urHE CoMSToCK SCHOOL, ,ooo
l - Established 1s690
. ,. - M ScSool Tor Young Ladies and Children.
B Boanag on Sn" Joy Miss DAY Principal
V,HE MISSES PERrNFs
SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS Al Fast 7sTHsT.
THREE PUPILS RECEIVED INTO THE FAMILY
YJ1N NORMAN INSTITUTE lFouGded 1880. HOME 10
INI nay SCHOOL.-Central PARK, west at oZq-s~
Morgan Manson). Nine. VAN No!sMAN' rf'he'p"''
For Both SeXes-City.
. orRcuLARS or GOOD SCHOOLS. FEE state
W9e' AMERICAN School bureau West l4thst n Y
ID EVERLY SCHOOL. IS West 2oth-st. opens Sept sept ~
IS Thorough INSTRUCTION from primary , Worx a. 6I 1n 20
loo incarnation Casthenics ana military uflIl Al
d,ass GpntI sept. ! i. Q. Box ESQ =, p.4,.,
u''>' N'' JOHN NJ CHILD, A. NJ, Principal.
T. RIEYDs SEMINARY Ru!heiuTd Place ep9RS,lIte
primary and Kina'rgaIten Department. Special sien-
nm 4, English studlrs Thorough courses Of stuly pre-
Vn w tT Columbia College for schools Of echnoogy
40 extra charges Datai' su's uPV' "Pli'0"' OP
9Th mo- EDWARD 4. II. ALLEN. c. F.. Principal
e, ACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF sTENOGRAPHf-
will open for tbs f.l term on Tuesday september D.
iaeS can be secured duiing the month ~ august by
letter OF personal application send i9r eIcq'
l0l EAST 23D.ST
O. HoETHAND and TYPEwRITING.-Imsr qetions daily
~ III Tuesdav and Fr.doy evening, az YORK school
of Penn Plfman Photography, 1914 West 23d-st L.
ALEXANDER Principal
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Musical Instruction.
| METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MuSIC,

Of East 14th.st., New-York City.
Tho select musca. school in he United States; OK
ceptonal advantages Voice organ Violin Hal-
mony and Languages Successful musicians al emf eat
teacher. c0mpTi= .hc faculty Al at:usy cEt|yt al
tie Conservatory. lromincn among th"G 40. lHdiey
uck. Albert n. Parsons. Harry Rowe ShJ'ey Ssmuei
=. Warrel and paOo GiOr7I. Applicants without nu-
steal talent accepted send i6f riieu2,:
" C1EI'FNE &. Il II tWLFY,
C;encra Manage. Musical Director.
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Via Central r. X. NewJeIsey, Philadelphia and Read:
Ing r. r., and Baltimore and Ohio II. r., leave foot Of
Lfbcrty-st, y. T.
FOR Philadelphia at 4 90 7:45 g 30 .: 30 IL 90
a. M, ! 30 = 80, rs 100, 5 90 80. 80. IL 90
p. m. SUNDAYS, . 80 8 80 a. m, 80. 2 80. rs,
90 30 II 100 d. IN.
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Tickets and Paror Car Stats be procured at H. 281,
f23hs Isl Fast 5bos York Courts SO
fultOn-st., 90 Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-YOfk Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel reslence
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23

ISD1AsApoLIs, Aug. 22.-About the
Denison house, the headquarters Of Pres
ident Harrison, where the general recep-
ton began this morning, the street for a
square was completely blocked and the
hotel lobby WAS thronged by mass of
humanity The president received in the
parlors which were magnificently dec
Grated with flowers and bunting. Two
lines of people passed up the stairs and
through the parlors and it is estimated
that in an hour about $4,000 passed by
the president. The crowd was composed
mostly of felloWtoWnsmen Of the presi-
dent who came to pay their respects.
There were also many prominent men
from all parts Of the state.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23
The LarEes. Bridge in the World.

LONDON, Aug. 22.--The Queen today
formally opened the railway bridge owe,
the river Dee in the presence of Sir Ed.
ward Watkin, F. Fox, the engineer, John
Cochrane & Sons, the contractors, and d
large number Of specially invited guests
The structure which Is said to be the
largest swinging bridge in the world has
swinging girder of 287 feet in length
hight 16 feet and clear width of span 14(
feet, with two fixed spans Of 12O feet
each. The bridge forms the connecting
link between Manchester, Sheffield anG
Lincolnshire and the great northern rail
way systems of North Wales.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23
An old Town Celebrates,

M1LFoRD, Conn.,, Aug. 22.-The two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the
incorporation Of this ancient town was
celebrated today by the citizens. A
handsome bridge over the Wapowage
river, built to commemorate the event
was thrown open to the public by the
mayor. The stones forming the cappine
have cut upon each the name of an orig
inal settler. In connection with the Gel
ebration there was placed in the Congre
grational church a memorial of its tirs
pastor, the Rev. Peter Prudden, who as
sumed his duties Aug. %, 1889.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23
THE CONTRACT LET.

At the meeting of the city council on
Wednesday night the most important
business transacted was the letting of the
contract for the building. Of an engine
or hose house, about which SO much
kicking has been done from certain quar-
ters. The opposition was certainly not
in the interest Of good government, the
protection of the property Of citizens
from the ravages Of fire or in furtherance
of reduction of insurance rates. 1t was
strictly democratic kick. It was as
senseless as the kick of mule. A mule
kicks because it is kicker, aud it loves
to kick; and it is just as liable to kick its
benefactor as the fellow with the bull
whip. From all such kicking people
naturally turn away disgusted. They
don't attempt to kick back, preferring to
pocket the insult, considering the source
Thanks to the gentlemen of the coun-
Gil that, seeing no propriety in further
dalliance with the matter, and in the face
of all -picayunish considerations, they
promptly ordered that the bids be open
ed and that the bid of the lowest respon-
sible bidder be acccpted-which was
Dan McKay's at s3,450.
Let the Bladder blow, and puff, and
squeeze itself cmpty--it is always empty
enough, goodness knows-and squawk
about ECONOMY" and grunt against tex
travagancc." We're going to have an eu-
gine house, where the hose-carts, the
hose and all the expensive fire-extin-
gushing apparatus can be cared for
where the gallant volunteer fire laddies
may meet and drill and where, after their
toll is over, they may assemble with their
ladies-God bless thcm!-and trip the
light fantastic toe, if they want to-and
none to molest or make them afraid
There is now fair prospect that the
rates of fire insurance within the city will
be greatly reduced-to such an amount
indeed, as to pay for the entire cost OF
the engine house in about six weeks
This don't look like very burdensome
job upon the taxpayers.
| We sincerely congratulate our citizens
upon another triumph of law, order and
home protection in the matter of the con
struction Of an engine Aouse-not Il
shack-a commodious, convenient struct-
ure adapted to the uses and purposes OF
the fire department and which they may
even for years to come occupy with salts
faction and look upon as an ornament tc
our beautiful own-enhancing at the
same time both the attraction and the val
ue of public and private interests in the
city.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23
Montana Central Excursions Ktc,.

On account Republican Convention al
Anaconda August 22nd and Democratic
Convention August 26th, we will make {
rate of one and one-ifth fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan, from
points on our line to Butte. Tickets to be
sold going two days previous to date of
conventions and certificate if properly
filed out to be honored by agent at Butte
for return tickets at one fifth fare not Ia
ter than three days after adjournment ol
conventions.
p. P. SHELBY,
Gen'l Man. Montana Central, r. r.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-08-23
CASCADE COUNTY REGISTRY Dis
TRICTS

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The complete list of registry districts
with the precincts Of which each ia COM
posed and the names of the registry
agents are as follows:
/. Great Falls district ct-imcluding Great Falls,
Sinelter, Lakes and Ulm PRECINCTS j. +. McClel-
land, registry agent
2. Sun River district River and Leavings
precincts, IS;id0re CrOne, agent.
3. Cascade district-Cascade, Mission and Mid
Canyon precincts. W. J. Lease, agent
4. st. Clair diStrict-GOrllam precinct II.
+. MOrtag, ;lgtnt.
S. Truly district Truly precinct. Chas. Brew
ster agent.
6. Soldier Creek distrlct-Soldler Creek pre-.
clnct, (ony ID yotcs.) r. MillIyal, agent.
7. Sand C0ulee distrlct-LoWer and Upper sand
Coulee precincts. VIM. Glassc0ck agent.
8. Belt district-Belt, Upper Belt. Cora and
Willow Greek precincts. Harry Oxley, agent
9. kibbey district -Kibbey precinct. W. G.
Lee, agent.
TO- Grafton district Grafton and Davis Greek
precincts. g. N. Frost, agent.
II. Stickney district -Stickney precinct B. +
Stickney, agent