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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
lnsirnrtlon.
For Youne Ladies--city.

----F or young Ladies-City.
.,.e~r,prs voB LADIEs.-Rev Dr. Gardnsrs
P q Rs 5s s01r sssAs. ssad
S5: T2S SS Eei Sras Ssf'
For Rows and YOUNG Men--cisy.
r1NrvERsITY eRAMMAAHIn spT VsOnnsfcl and esssi.
ss sspas%spts SSsssSSHnR s9ShS2sS6aa Prnsipa
sSHOS e sap Es Students ssTs ss
prepared for columbia School Of MinsH
For Both sexes-city
c,vcur,Ips OF GOOD SCHOOLS, gREE; state
AESstSsr 90 SOys q Fi551 sIss si %.ss Is6s
STIEE pFRIITz SCHOOL OF LAEEqpg 1879
Madison SSfS SSsSsss c1 sEsiN nc Vow 800.
r..,..., .,o0tyn Bostou washington. Philsdsiphis
Art Schools.
LOUISA B. CULVER win resume Sss elasssss
Es p So " Dr sna knS.eaSs cSns Paint
a.s,.n.... 10 fSeasep;s NJ E. ss%:,
ae's$ & Ps.sR n DAVID %ll sissa1 @s'i h. ~
Musical instruction.
D Axyo sgIrAss Ss nss. s'ni ssRRiH' 'i 5Ss
soN VIZ IaS q sSOsSTsy. between SD and $50 s'1
For Young Ladies Country.
X hin IN A COLLEGE, FOR WoMSn., ~.
BTyn Msvr. PENN ten miles IRON n ssnsErk fsei
Tsthenadcs English. AnRoSa frsnsh: ols
snsh Italian spanish German inei9an e'i az
od Hgh German History Political ScesSe stun Via
Sa en- ssST:n si''SS E'va ,,s,y vIS
S 49, IN Hor Program, address as love. -
- oYLFI;IATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLHwooD,
Reopenf September 20. Preplaaonn, ri eol'
eee specially. Pupils adtted e NJ [E;1-fHIINH
"a nh HuR OH NJ GERRISH. A. B.
Rows and Young Msn-oountrT.
A LExANDEK INsTITUTE.-Mnitary boarding school
n White f p9I5sipS a. O. n WILLIS, A NJ. Ph D.
N Az sHoRE. LONG IsIAND.-ohidreEs Sumner Sumner
nDy,,sr bows received IN family Address Miss WhDEN
~ IUwOoD SCHOOL FOR B0Ys--At Milford, Conn.
~ Parents who unfortunate Va me mansgehisgrs u
shcr sons VIII ye profit sy ne aayS wE sun
TSREEH6LD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. ,g;=EorTf
fourth ISss sy 70 tOf g. 1ShfSsERss A. NJ Principal
IRVING INsTITUrB TarrJtogn.on- Hud.on onsrs IN.
=, T ,SsII soys Eadiess A. A2GAeNAo Phi D.
IN TRR AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPoRT. Conn!
II TTaelicnt home school for boys Advantages nrsS
eiass. parents always pleased Begins Sept 3D. 1883
For circulars s0o'''' g 3. JONES, A u, Principal
p E TER fTfH YRxk 4 MILITARY COLLEGE
qyG 1850 sSS cSoSf iSi;EE HYATT rEsdsS
yTSfE PEFKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, Peek$
kfi N, Y.--Send for Catalogue: - ,.,,,
JOHN N. TILDEN, A. ny, ~. ID. RIinelpsL
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e, RIE RAILWAY.--Ticket Otfcos. "a, =, y.
~ III end 967 Brpadwsy. l5s IL Bouesy 4 49,
tlsee, Chslntrss sld 2sd satfts tefries 6s1.FessH
% Win corner Eswsk I'd Hadssa q, Esss
or nd s ssT cs nd ssr f o9 s
ssHsts e eagsass ssa e q Soan n r Ess
ohsmbsrs-ss losA trsln,s I. 70 Tinas. essllss:
ups.s B. e sp & n o sa 9 ra
o.. e 80 k e sss ~ fassss 81 sasa'
ola o. ssts - SS 20 ssslss Co., Ss
s Ssi ss Luz No srs charge isr a. Gs assaaa
Bu;s 70 ss,ps 'siss ssy VSs ss fR nsss
~. 100 ess ~ H. ss
sas A 1. T. ss i ssS. ION = 49, ~.
tad 81 ss5 iiisss, 60 .i s saSl
10, TS : NJ 2 $3.50. 4 20. A;so. $40. $50: S:ad
rs: :ss 81 Isl. s's s sS ss r r.
j; s s'ss :,s 81. ss r. s;S q g. "a
S::ssSss q. . q 70 j. 70 s'sS s!ss s
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l ks1a 3. '|n ss 8 ssis R:-:
s';asS Sc e sS g. ws. vs IN
W. NgkpRY. kg; gAanEs
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Far BON ,. 8 ssxes--con ., r,.,-

Tor Bosh Goxes--Cnuntry.
n QcKLAKB ccLLEGE, Nsack .on. ths. Uudso..
ladies' and asnueheg Eates et any time Send fsr
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CLAIMING ataormirs.

Gaming Arnormifs.
A -okRTfERs DANCING ACADEMY. 50 5th.aye..
A. between 18th and lith Sta private and oaas esson
all hours; lady assistants special terms Tor clubs and
families; classes Attended city or county, Wall uukhs
fTpdY; classes afternoon ami evenings terms nodefata.
A LEX AMBER MAcGREGoRs. los wEsI 5srH-sT.
"A priyafe Lessons and Glasses IN Dancing daily.
MendeiSsohn Hall 10 YET for private entertainments
n ERSLNpos Dancing heademy i62 EAss 65strsI
New classes now forming for second term, All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF oassanas and
$50 3. m. for catasauqua and ntergedise points
g. N. for Geneva Lyons, ElTraS koehtssat Buffalo
and the West aud principal local p0u~ Vear car 70
III M for Cherry Ford and ntesnedisso points
char car 10 TunESannOcs. Connection % Resaihg
Pi,s'S saa D. H1InsiSs n'osm'd's'
oonnestiSn % heading and Harrisburg Chair ear 70
A'SIa a. Tor Geneva Lyons. Emirs Rochester nuaala
Trains leaving a o. M, p %: ana $40 p, N. COO
nsc' for all points e MnSeS'S coal region.
q m for Maucn Chunk Hafietcn and intermediate
SSpT y: sRs sS s::Ass ss.. s.,.
and he SsS:i. Esi ass S SSRs' sss Sssa~
WEST SHORE RfA I1.la.l,. n Z ,. 2 a 4
: al i ;s@ SSs: 5gs' sSisssS DsSyS
Ess seuss 6asS SYd g'lpsiysf a stations.
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49, rom Ss,s %s sSS sss' sa
General PASSENGER ARenk. . Vtndezhlittss., n u
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LINE.

gARKs HZpuoED-Ir INSIDE ROUTE ZOE Bosrom
ssb.xssoyy.L.phEcE ~ esi woRoEsTER 81 TO-
sli9ing shAirs iee q charge. Neas' ~
= etafrefs Rhode llan1 and stoningsen ta.va Ma.
YER hon nsg Hsr so r. biosE sSoyS es 6sn. Sst
pfefage fscn hotels ana rendsaesk -. $40 s"s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAr Is
FAST zxPnrss TRAINS
VIA rHiLADEIsHIA, 10 *
BALrImoRE wAsH1ssrox.
0rmSrAru, sr rours AxD ozzcxss,s 4
pU1LaAr CAR szHvrcx on xrn zzarz

Lesvs Ns~.york fsss Of LdbsrsysA. - fclissst 81
For chieaxs 2 20 y N. 1900 nfdmshk
Fa ohcansd sRd o. LOuis $50 = m, SIS !. =. 4
For wssAinstm. Baltinors wHminstSa sn6 o.
$50 NJ. II 100 m. 80 p e;so p n. as 8. 2 Z
~ 90 nidnigAk
All trains texeept II 90 . M PUN daily
For tickets snz Pullman car spscs can ct h q II
Ticket ofacss n. 2sl sis and LAO Srosdwss. = g
stsaon. foss Of Hhefy-n
New-Yerk Trausfes Company WIN es,l SCI IA a.
baggage from hota 81 sssdsnss.
W. NJ. cLEsdEGTs. oaAa q. soUn.sz
sensfAi nanA<sr' Cont rsas Aeas 1
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PENNSYLVANIA Raj MRo % !. -.

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n. ss!s "a
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Saas s sse1ss sad ss sad S' vssSsss Gas
10 e s,s;;a: :snsssans Il CORY i'i fissssd
r; Issa:s 20 a zs = &c
p.i ms md w e e. ana u. se.s rs
ssSdsy arrive wssshassoa TO- 20 p nj sss
ss,y IL psa;ns ss .. :: = % I
ss "a 70 2 80 an. sns % y = nss
cav FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
rss s,.1ss ~ Ma '; "a AK
$40 snd m. On sgadssys Q rs . N. and
Rs pot. ~ nd H ss sslsss e =
:Esns = io s' Rsset SS travel sTsins
FOB PHILADELPHIA
s,s ss, ,,ss e os s
fsisSsS Li nj stss Dniaf 3 81 81
t "a f. = Cd Sis a S SS : &
1sAf .ySs aS seceps sunday
and .n "a On 81 Sundays. eaassss 3 Ri:nsss
AZ. Sss.s sa Nos :s:. S. 80 ~ 70
S's;s s,sss! Ss 5.:Ss s.;s:s Gs'
sAssS ssssssso tss%, hotels and fssssnsss. woon
sensrai Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Cheaper and superior to Silver and equal TO Gold In brill
fancy. durability and luSter Now being introduced for
all kinds Of Jewelry. Ornaments and Household Utensils
Aluminium Alloys in Gold. Silver. Copper. ete
wAn practical jewelers. appreciate sasy hoWing
Aluminium Cold Solder Grand Success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD o. NEwJERsrN.
~ Tssn f. lssss 9ssg 2s wssk an j
~ 2 - s.,s sic q s "a 4 g 81 X:
sdds,Sna ssas . c'ssssiii saa ~. $40 /. :. ~
'fcr Manuel. Spring valley. Maussy sss z.,,u..s Z
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Qeafhers.

Gfarhers.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no ehhrEc esehsrs
"A, vanttd: no registration Tee vacancies always 90
hand form Tor stamp. r E AVERY. American School
Bureau 9 West 1tth-ss, ~. ~.
A -PRoFEssoRs. teachers tutors fSyernessesi an
n. nfenehes suppuS osesn iSnguSses SPOKEN MIRTAM
CoYRIFRE 81 East 17th-st, bet tthsye and HIGHWAY
NERIoAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a Iuppiss ProieSsors Teaobers Tutors Goyerncsses.
&C. 70 COLLEGES Schools and Families Appy 70
~ Mrs 81 J. YouNG.fUDrOR, % Union square
ID RooKw4Y's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly, Chi.
ID supple. superior tSIehs 9r ssh2qlt s
West rSd.st Recommends schools 70 parents
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY (Bsiaolislcd
l jeso, rreydes schools with teachers teachers with
posuon1 w ID. KERR. 10 Astor Place. ~. y
M ANTRD immediately refined, superior LADY grad
w nates higher English branches resident position
TEACHERS AGENCY, 10 East lTth-sL
VXToMAK's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU noi
w both seye supplies professols teacher goyofnesScA
housskeopers conpanions ehAperonos. re, 10
colleges schools and famof also bookkeeperA etenogrS
phers and eCpyiets 10 business inns -
Mrs. d. A. CULVER. 500 5th-ave. New.Yolh City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

Pure Aluminium or Alloys in sheets Bs-s Wire. Piatea
Castings or IrnosA These metals VIII not oHydize Of
tarnish like Silver Aluminium Is the metal Of the fusurC
for any and all PURPOSES yery light mAlesb and elastic
1900 ounces sold within three months Awaiting your
Kind reply with a trial order. Yours truly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

THE NEWPORT ALUMINIUM AND STEEL CO..
Manufacturer Of Pure Aluminium
Newport KY. U. s. A.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

"There's somebody there exclalmS
the passenger, and IN moment he Is
cropping his way 10 the heads Of the horses,
and then lifting from the drift q little,
girlish form which, while being carried
to the wagon, dropped into insensiblity
and was like dead thing in the mans
arms. ,
When, an hour later. the storm beaten
company drew up to the hotel and the
light Of the office lamp streamed full
upon the girls face the by standers, who
We're watching for signs Of returning life.
were surprised to see the stranger kiss her
lips and checks paSsionatcly
'Sec hyar," blurted out Horris, "no'
insults, young man, in these parts. We
..now Madge Haven too we'll"
''Insultsi' repeated the youth (for he
was scarcely more, as he relinquished his
charge to the hands Of the landlady
''she is my sister"
And SO it proved; for when he signed
his name upon the register, it read :
"William Morris Haven, Portland, Ore. I"
An hour later, Ben Haven came to the
village to organize a searching party His
relief when he found his child safe,
though chilled and still insensible, at the
hotel, cannot be told in words
The shock and the agony of that night
made a new man of him, and his tender
ness toward the daughter who shared
with him the secret of his remorse
though they never spoke Of it to each
other, was remarked by all who knew
them.
So efectual and lasting was his reform
that the Daily Cal'iope was able to give, a
few weeks later, on the same day that it
told of Miss Madges first appearance
upon the street, this item:
Mr.. Ben Haven has accepted his old position
on the Red Guch stage line, his successor,
Joe Horris, having resigned to go to the
mines.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
THE TRANSFORMATIONS

ghcn Love was young, 1t asked for wingh
That II might still be roaming:
And away it sped, by fancy led,
Through dawn, and noon, and CLEANING
Each daintiness that blooms and blows
II v,-tyc.i in hOneyed metre,
And " hen il won the sweetest sweet.
l. few of to sWeeter:
When Love WIS young.
Whom Love was old 1t craved for rest,
For home, and hearth, and haven,
FOR quiet talks round sheltered waks,
And long lawns smoothly shaver
And what Love sought, at last it found,
! roof porch, garden.
AID from fond un4ueationing heart
Peace, sympathy. and pardon
WErn Love "as old.
--1usfin DObsen
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
FASHION NOTES

BIZ classic loops, styled '.crcolc car
rings. ar all the rage in paris
\ beautiful lace fan IN floral pattern.
MAS adorned with about tiftv pr,cions
stones, ono bclnG - III tA- centre oi each-
flower
Many II 'hcn,v cauz. fans arc mounted
upon sticks = ne;her i pearl. s.,
promiscuously With garnc,s and ,ur-
luo;ses
Manv-s,rai.l, skirts are plated on to
the l,elt They arc NOR, stylish. however.
if ~hirrcd three ar four inches deep and
lrawn t. III the foundation ,Air,
The sh,phcrle>> hat. ~ dark neutral
,in,,.l straw. rer,athcd With Persian gauze
md trimmed wi'h >lolc,s, primfoscs. and
ionuuils, arr woru - Young ladies
Tn ncw ltr~evs ara mad" III many diff
ftrgnt way, resembling in cut and style
the most fashionable bo.jice> 81 the Direc
.oire Empire and Josephine gowns
\ great novelty i new French Ion
act made Of one picc, Il velvet, There
! soft crown. and thc >cls,t i filled in
very clos, ~ around Thr hrin il sim
ply of til, velvet. double and oddly
punched into an ar,i~ti,.,ic~ign n, one side.
This is turned back To- frame the face and
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
aI9gpfss, CAR SK.sIcx

4Isgpfsss CAR @EEs~If'g
III. Trains :. atai 81. Pullman buffe. siss-l,
~r t~gt7s..- atIas4ta AMI Ma YORK
Cfa Trains - ansi r. Pullman B4fY.. sie-ep
r t~-...~xl IS a-hir-sszfl nnt Montgomery.
Washington AMI aegt4s:zA E'ailfaan .ls--T--r
t@.~.~sl Richmond AMI Gr.-.r.ssore. Pull
'nan sss;~r t~-s ss--Ei Grs~-tl.sstrD and Ralrlgn
Pullman Parlor Car t~twe~tE salisbury AMI
kryx eliIe
Ibrssash tickets 81 -aI- a. principal "a
tls5r1s IL all t1int=~ For rates And inforula-
rfou Apply - any agent II the cJalfany, OF
~ tss l.. taylor, G~n I Pas. Agent.
szI Haas, Traffic Manager
Waatlir s,t5n. ID {.
j < PorTs, nlY Pas Agent,
k!etmhDnt.s Va.
". /. Turk, Div Pass. Axt. Raleigh. y. G
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
Celestial Geological Superstitions.

A Chinese native paper published re-
myths of that country, a few Of which
are worth noting In Shan 81 there is a
bird which can divest Itself of its feathers
and become woman. At Twan- sin
.how dwells the Wan-mu Mao (mother
of mosquitoes), fish eating bird, from
whose mouth issue swarms Of mosquitoes
when it cries. Iung chow has its stone
swallow, which flies during wind and
ain, and in fine weather turns to stone
tgain. Another bird when killed gives
much oil to the hunter, and when the
kin is thrown into the water becomes a
living bird again. With regard to ami
nails, few are so useful as the ''Jin kin
*, found in Kansuh, from which large
pieces of flesh are cut for meat and grow
.gain in a single day. The norman Of
he southern seas can weave kind of
ilky fabric which keeps a house cool in
lnamer if hung up in one of the rooms.
The tears of the norman are pearls. A
arge hermit crab is attended BY d little
hrimp which lives in the stomach of its
master. If the shrimp is successful III
IS depredations the crab fiourishes, but
he latter dies if the shrimp docs not re
urn from his daily excursions. The
'Ho-lo' is a fish having one head and
en- bodies. The myths about snakes are
/ he strangest Of all. Thus the square
make of kwangsi has the power Of
I hrowing an inky fluid when attacked,
ghich kills its aSsaiants At once
Another snake can divide itself np into
we,lve pieces, and each piece, # touched
man, will instantly generate a head
nd fangs at each end. The calling snake
SKIS q traveller: 'Where are you from
nd whittier arc YOU bound II he
nSwers the snake follows him for miles,
nd entering the hotel where he i sleep
y, raises fearful stencil. The hotel
roprictor, however. guards against this
' putting a centipedc il box under tie
ilIow. and when The snake gives forth
&c evil oslor the centipedc is let out,
ri, flying at the >nake instantly kills
i'm with bite The fat # this make,
hitch srrc.,s - Z, .rraa. i ~ makes s.f} fs-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

and olooi l ,i...,, t,,,., ~ -
!.
at tho ,nar,,;n., r,U;l.,.. -, IL
..o orr;ved
.,toa1 1;a az. :,
haa,1aa,.
..Wb., fatb.r,,
..n. 3;,
.,, !, 49, ..'''
10 cd" ~ "'1' '''s iii'cA fepo'ise'
ny oH'f you Keep 1t OUT 'hchl
'i''' ''o WI '''1 '''i''' 'io1i' ''''s'ch iuo
that way.
~ con,an't koc, i oot fa.hor Wo.+
do vou sunnose | have ta do Win th;n,,s
that "a into the nanc,y,
on' YOU ooii ! e'ie o' fe dihe 'ila'
"o' '''''7' 'o'''o' - so'is = ou "'''
=,
anu did ho' spare 'hc ldlieht sla'c VINO
served MN. sue "o''ia not allow now
ever, 'he ailusioh 10 the boy "ho' louf
years ago had gone forth with a mothers
blessing, to seek an honorable livelihood
ssWhat has VIII done!n she asked
botlv .eTo be sure. he has never come
Dscf, hut he has sent you money AID
will some day come to US. But never
mind, dinner is rcalyn
She sew that he was waited on and
then went to the window. Far down in
the town she could see the pcople throng-
| ing church"aro. ne SKY was coVereu
WIN gray, misty cloud lha1 was drllt-
ing swiftly 10 the southwark. She
| hs'ened 20 the gusts OF "ihd 'hat sflook
'ie puli"ihS' anu sue 'i'ouSil' "i 'llc
blizzard 'i'at 'he olspa'ch had Sala wa
:, ~" w" 'i'o"h' -'i'os' s'''
. :,
~,
Il wac ,ona .nd dr.,rr dau Tho
,,tna arth ;od GROW 4oroor an1 r;,,ou
At three clock the snow commenced fall
inc. Not in large. fcatherv flakes as in
well regulated eastern skies, but in tiny,
ICY PARTICLES that pierced the skln OF me
Traveller eApoSed 'n 'l1ein. me s'oiiii
ho"ied on, ana 10y fl'e' "heh Nad3e sa"
he' la'i'e' come n'>'e'''i'S "i''''i'' ~
corner "i 'he h'''''' On us WY p''l''
rom d i''Vor''e io'''S'nS l'i''e "ll''' nc
, ha' spent ''''' "'N' 'h' s''o" " - o'''''''''2
ana ING 'ol'' h''' almost conquered ''''
feeble efforts "i Tue hi'eheh stove.
"Nell, ar ye @oln' to the office:
asked Haven in somewhat liquor
weakened voice
no, there is no paper on Monda'
or,;, -, ,no,. ;. ra,,;od rho ou
no.;t,r
:.
!.
-, n...
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- -,
u nave ny month ; WAGES so'n a'''
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'i'''' s'li''''iih itf'a5
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my ~ '''''' = '''e comp ny ''''' | !" I
49, - '''' 80
;
: hanas angr;lv sn5dan,, b;s f.,
Erbtod nm with = s,rsnrs cxnrcssior
, .IFc comes back o-niabt from the GnIcl
doesn't her, he bh,r-,a ont and tho
-, -,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
LADIES' COLUMN.
A PRINCESS oP FINANCE.

with Miss Alice Cornwell talSo Known rs
Princess Midas, the succeS>fui Australian
lady who has made quite name rs =
business woman, SAYS 5 writer IN London
Truth. She has hrouch, back three
schemes in her pocket Which sls is about
to place before the Bri,iN public
The first is the construction Of q harbor
nt Port Adelaide, for VIII h she has oh
tanned concession of mile of tie fore
shore and which would yra,Iy facilitate
the unloading Of vessels which have now
TO make detour Of nine miles by the
river About = 500. 600 will bc required
for this scheme, which, however favora-
bic for the shipping and the colony will.
l suppose, interfere With certain vested
interests such rs those Of the South Aus
tralian Land Company.
The lady's second project is that for
floating company 10 take over the
WONG estate, not far from Sidney which
contains valuable coal mines, timber and
agricultural land - the tune If some Il
600 acres. For this purpose about half a
MILLION will be required for the present.
The third scheme is enc for bringing
out bona tida Australian mines in this
country. 1t will take over Miss Corn
wells existing mines and Will have rami
ticatons in al the Australian colonies
This company is to have capital Of
81, 500, 900 in - shares, but it is intended
to call up only fifty cents per share.
1t will be seen that Miss Crnwelfs
schemes are ambitious, but to Judge from
the high character she bears, they VIII he
honest 1t will then remain To he seen
whether they will be put forward in such
practical shape Il, to be acceptable to
the British investing public.
a FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE IN RUSSIA.
The Russians generally marry quite
country people even at an GARNER age;
and to the honor of this society be it
marriages for money are very rare ex-
ceptions. Dowry hunting and marriages
Of interest have not vet made their APP
! peararce III Russian manners, Girls OF
Nigh social position readily marry young
/ officers Of the Guard, who furnish the
! largest contingent If dancers 70 the balls
Of Petersburg. During the carnival fctcs
the two armies, the army in peuicoats
and the army that wear cpaulcts, learn 70
! know each other thoroughly, Friend
ships spring up, the young man pays
court, and one day without having con
suited anybody two tianccs come t" ask
of the parent, a blessing, which is never
refused. The church does not marry
during Lent, - They have u wait until
| Easter week. Fashion demands for the
celebration Of the ceremony the chapel
Of some private housc, \ tho couple have
not sufficiently lofty rcIttious to secure
the chapel Of the palace. A family thai
respects itself ought to have at its we'd
ding an honorary father and honorary
mother, If not the Emperor and the En-
press, at least a Grand Duke and Grand
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
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