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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
Jnsirnriion.
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, saa lSo she 1917 Special
p physics aHd Chemistry The "c"'S'h'rd year VIII
VIEuLANp. -PErKsK lilo N:nUDsoN,.. BoA RID.
ING School ron BOYS Summer ,es,on opens June
20 90 SsE s, school yeT ossf a. ffnsSs
w Schools Ct he n sSi.
The payment Of sG in advance VIII cover ordinary uinSn
SSa w Hsn 0% eng FOR %
principal, Wilbfaham. Mass.
WfShIg n 5rs rs az
OF Payground "a EGaf ,tIEN b. a. fEns5
For Bosn sexes-Country.
S ,sa 5ssare S n Sti %o Gfs
TAIN INSTITUTE, Chappaqua. N. \.
DLAIR PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY.
,lnsi e1 RHsn ggs $fS' Must. s;s Latin sfSs
Is fSF S'np' II spd'"-
meh'' 10" '"0' DairstOwn. New-Iersey.
CLINTON LIBERAL un sodr sfS2
ladies' gymnasium 5gs5 music syS pup pHs' sSs
psnS vocal Art and eoeuion business trimming
E v PARsEI.L A. NJ, Pres't Fort ram, n, \:
S.,tu a. III s,a7 and e aS
Hudson River Valley hnorns supe n nS &
low thorough and systematic education to boys ahd gs
Careful attention given intello ctua social moral and
physical culture = conservatory OF Music ana hrt Oh
bieh grade. Goth wear opens September D.
h" Rev. A. II. FLACK, 4. NJ. Prest.
TNAST GREENWICH ACADEMY. ,,,, $500,
X Eonrdnd 1900 For both s,Xes. Charmlnrly located
on sett Pav Steam Electric light. We'll
endow ed Prepares for college or business Eleven
courses OF Instruction. including normal with traninG
school 5000 a year. opens september o. FOR HIS
tiaed catalogue address Rev H. d. BLAhhsl1Eh' !" NJ
East Greenwich, r. /.
II CKFTTSToWN IN. J) INSTITUTE has wide
reputation college preparatory ior you,s men y;
ladies' college music art, eocutOn ; best Dul1lng Ol
its class: new laboratory accommodates nearly 200
boaders ladies refused from lack oil room or pas, eht
consecutive years young refused or sven Of heso
vears sixteenth wear, September 4. Catalogue Tree
'' Iicv GEORGE III. WHITNEY. ID. d.. President
n oCKIAND COLLEGE Nyack-on the. iiudson.. Both
Ii SEXES Next year opens sept Ih sehd ior
catalogue w II. BANNfSTER 4 NJ. Principal
noOO NJ IPTFWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sexes.
SOUU. Concordville Penn-Preparstory puslne.s.
English graduating scientific and college preparatory
courses Special care little boys; highly recommended
JOS SHOETLIDGE Nalel. n NJ fiihclpl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
DOUBLE SUMMER SERyICE:

NORWICH LINE. N..,
Watch mi, Block Island iireenport shelter Island,
Sag Harbor White Noun aims az So,,h p,, as,o
East steamers leave Pier 40 Cod Rem9 Scss sy STREET.
Ferry daily SUNDAYS excepted az go p M oc Tickets
and stale Roons secured prlncipAi ticket onic.s In
New o"k and nrooklvn Companys onice 3lI Broadway
and az pier 10 North River Wesleott fAptsss WIN
'''' LUZ anu c"o0N o"ss"sN GEO W. BRADY. Agent
fNHE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CO.
Il HoUsATONiC LINZ wa Wlls . Point
WI NSf@aiS Rsiiroai, daily sSesps Sunday.
"CAPE CHARLES"
,lornerly ru ming - Long Branchl
Leaves nier 81 East River foot OF kutgefs-ss,
s,i5 D. M and foot Of Sistst Fast River. at 80
=, .onnsc,,nS at wilson's Point with train Danburv
aud Norwas Y r. for Danoa.v and intermediate ponts
RrturnIne train leaves South Nnrwalk at IS q m.
making connection with boat at Wilson's Point a q N,
making SANE landings. arriving at new Pies 81 foot OF
Rutser. At. New York. at 10 is q N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
Icarbcrs.

TUTORS eovernesses. professors, teachers all
hIancbes sunnlied schools and families Circulars
schools 10 parents Al modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE 81 f. l7th, bet 4th-ave and BroadNay
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply to
WV Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULT0N, % Union square
PEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign. supplied
n for ali branches In all localities no charge TEACli'
ERS WANTED fee for registration; TORN Tor STAN p
y r AVERY American School Bureau. West Hth-st.
n Z.
ROCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
caro1 uppes superior teachers for schools colleges
and faSIies Mrs +. FREEMAN BROCKWAY. %
West 2ydst Recommends schools 70 parents
IN RIVATE TUTOE.-A Yale graduate. with experience
in teaching desires pupils to tutor during the summer
best recommendations. Address. I. L., care OF j. s.
Davenport IL Wall-st.. y. y.
SCIIERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY COR,
- Oldest and best known in u >: fstaohshed 1900
East 14th-st.. N Y.
TUUF Union TEACHERS AGENCY (Estaolished
1 1SS0l provides schools with teachers teachers VIII
positons w. D. KERR 16 Astor Place. N y
WANTED GENTLEMAN for church school. one zach
w inc French or German both. American prrfeifeu
Also Tpiscopallan clergyman interviews Wednes am
Thursday cal as carly possible MIRIAM COhNlENb'
81 East i th-st. between 4thaye. ana Broan"ay'
yx1oMAN,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfof
w both sexes) supplies professors teachers
musicians housekeepera companions chaperones re- 70
coIleees schools and families nso bookkeepera stenogr
nhers ana cCpyists 70 business FIRMS 49,
'M rs D. 4 CrrLvER 800 5th-ave.. New-Yofk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10


For Bows and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE ExAMINATIONS.-woodbri School:
~ Special preparation for spring and fall entrance and
'dy y HWyooDBRiDGE DAVIS Phi. D.. 80 East 45th.st
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL lab Broadway.
~ t2d-st. ga year primary eommeTcsi ana cass-
al deDarments instruction thorough. NJ. NJ. HOBBY,
" L. AKIN n Q. HENDR1CKS0N. Principals
Az EST END SCHOOL. 113 West 7lstst
w collegiate school for boys military drill splendid
gymnasium CHESTER DONALDSON. A. NJ
For Young Ladies-City.
"A schooi GOT 6th-zve Mrs. Gardner. author
on History n Rhyme Lazy teacher wanted next year
SUMNER KINDERGARTEN TRAINING GLASS;
- Ffoebel system: opens July 10th. Address
Mrs. ELLIMhN, 317 West Tth-st
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1880 HOME
AND DAY SCHooL-CeDral PARK West at 62d-st
Morgan Msnsion). Nine VAN NORMAN Pfinc'pai'
For Both Sexes-City
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE state
"A whether for boys girls; city county. r. T.
AVERY American School Bureau. West Ath.st. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
Steamboats,.

BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE LINE.
ID PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER AND ALI, POINTS
EASE Steamers CONNECTICUT and Msss sc win
Sunday excepted. for Providence direct connecting a.
lying R".on :i5 a. m. LONGEST WATER ROUTE
ORCHESTHA on EACH STEAMER. Tickets and state.
rooms secured principal ticket offices in New York and
Drooklyn at onice Pier % and on steamers and al
ali oIces OF Transfer Co.. who Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels or residences.
w r. BABCOCK. A. 6. Z. A. o. IL. BRIGGS. G. P. A.
CALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON, NEW:
Il PORT, FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE. and 81
NA''''A p' Double SUMNER SERVICE.
-Four in commits on-PU RITAN
PILGRIM, PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel Al.
Leave Ncw-Yogk from Pier 2e N h (od MOI. foos
80 D. FOr Fan River direct cynnestiin nssv.r rSr
Nantucket and lCal points Old Colony Railroal
10 p mEor Newport and Fall River d9e S snnp"ss
White Mountains, &c. - o.. II,
SUNDAYS, leave Now-York a 30 p. M Tor All
points Returning leave Boston p. ~ Lila, N - =.
Connection by Annex bOaC daily from BrooXYn y M
eSIsiscd IN at 2Oi sS S $S and and s sss
a;t igS SS noSsry Ato Od S on steamers anna
Send hNn cents in stamps TO T. o. lpH .oh Colony az
pilgrim Land" An illustrated summer book OF nearly
100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
Gclp Uautro

w ANTED.-MAN-To take the agency OF our safes
w size 2sx1SxlS inches weight 800 n; retail price
s35 other sizes in proportion rare chance ss 20 esed
mand never supplied by other safe companies az
we are not governed by the Safe Pool , 49,,
" NV ALPINE SAFE Co. Cincinnati. Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
CHATTAROI RAILWAY co.

uo,ders u certificates issued By Union trust Com
pshJ VI" w " BROUWER & McGOWN.
No. . wast
New.York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
AND STERLING BONDS.

4 WY VI 81. LOClo.
PROPOSALS FOR GOLD AID Isl sTERId LsGr, BONDS.
BY virtue OF Ordinance No. 15.OG1 authorizing the
issue and sale OF renewal bonds OF the City Of St Louis
seyentysx thousand dollars (s276,0C0) in said bonds
esiyed and opened at the Mayors orce in the City OF
1889, Bonds to yield $4,000 only VIII be sold .,,
said bonds will be dated August 1t 1889, and VIII
Coin $500 sterling, payable thirty 800 years after
date, and viii bear Interest from their date at the
annum Scmi.annua interest coupons, payable IN United
States Gold Coin In pounds sterling on the first DAY
each bond and both bonds and Will be payable
bearer either at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
IN M ca 81 CO.. Sia %oNp f5 SoR Enc
LAND in pounds sterling at The option Of the holder
fat price offered In current funds per bond.
All proposals Will be subject TO the conditions and
reservations OF this advertisements and must refer 70
as portion Of the agreement on The pa: o. the bidder
must be addressed to the undersigned ami ndorsd Pro
posas for purchase Of Louis City Bonds and be
S ~ the order Of the Comptroller land subject 10 his
aoprovaij equal in amount to five t5) per cent OF tho
mi compliance with the proposal said deposit be-
bh Subject 10 forfeiture to the City event OF failure
an The mart Of the bidder comply with his proposal or
In case compliance to be retained as part OF the pur
eh The aVyas will be subject approval Com.
mltiee on Ways and Means OF both branches OF the
Municipal Assembly. 80.
dev.cd on the day OF August 1889 AZ toe Office Of
,bc Comptr0er In the City of St Louis or In New York
A. the option the successful bidder which option must bs
The Undersigned rescgs the right to reject ana
al sainple bond can be seen and further information
obtained AZ the ofc tho Comptroller OF the City OF
St Louis. ,,. >ooN,N Naror
IOIN D. STEVENSON. Comptroller.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
LATEST NEWS.
Condensed for the Convenience
of Hurried Readers.

st. Joseph, Mo-. street. railways have been
ought by New York electricians and
capitalists.
| Congressman Sam R. Peters. of Kansas
has been quite sick, threatened with typhoid
fever. He is abont again.
| During the six months ending December
81, Canada imported from the United STATE .
.4S4, S19 bushels of wheat and III 336 barrel,
of -four.
! A student at tho Wesleyan college. at Mid
dleton, Conn.,, was careless how he handled
dynamite, and lost part of one hand aud
received other serious injuries.
| Indiana, Michigan. Dakota and Manitoba
dates give the temperature ranging from &c
degrees below zero in Indiana to 40 below in
Manitoba, and at Duluth.
General Sherman's sister, Mrs. Cherries
W. Moulton, has died in New York.
The Texas G. A. R. elscted General A. G..
Mallory of Dalla, as commander.
The remains of Edward Boyle. the twenty
third victim 10 be found, have been taken
ont OF the ruins of the burned hotel at Hart
ford, Conn.
The Cherokees are angry because the
Greeks have SO 20 the government their
portion of Oklahoma and The Seminoles are
willing to sell.
At st. Paul tie factory and shops of the
Minnesots Carriage and Sleigh company
were comp'etely destroyed by fire, causing a
loss of 5000. on which there was an IL
surance Of $4,000.
U. Hegsulland, president of the Secoud
National bank of McPherson, was ms ant
ly killed by the accidental discharge of
revolver in his own hand.
Kelley / Lyle's -four mill at Leavenworth,
with 1O, 600 ba -rels of flour, burned Febcu-
AIRY %. Los $500. 900, insurance $50,01o.
A fast train on the Northern Central rail-
road. out from Philadelphia, was thrown
down twenty feet embaukment into a
small stream, injuring thirty persons, more
or less, but killing none.
Five men have been arrested at Leaven-
worth. charged with Matchmaking. Tney
bought whiskey at "ioints" and then pre-
tending to be ''spotlers" offered to be
bought up.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

GAINESVILLE, Tex, February 23.-The
lot of the Oklahoma boomers is not happy
one. During the past ten days all of the
boomers who were elected some time ago
have gone back into the forbidden territory
and have been joined by numerous oilers.
attracted thither by the recent discovery of
ore supposed to be- largely Gold-bearing.
Tbs homs seekers and gold-huuterS werel
not allowed 10 remain in the land OF prom
ise, however, q company of soldiers 100
strong arrived from It. Sill and oncs more
eiec ed the boomers, bag and baggage. The
elected boomers are now encanped Just
oath of Purcell, 1. T., and have started q
iowa called South Purcell Instructions
wsre given ire boomers by the officers com.
nandiug the troofs to keep ont Of Oklaho-
ma until they are allowed to enter by law,
for as often as they cross over the line they
will be put out until congress opens up the
territory. Quite numb Der of the spsci-
mems of ora recently discovered in Oklaho-
ma have been received here, and the ore ID
apparently very rich. Several experienced
miners have examined these ores at Purcell,
within the last few days AID pronounced
them as fine as any found in Colorado Sew.
eral parties left here for Purcell to join thd
boomers there, induced to this step by the
hope of getting good mining claims when
Oklahoma is opened, and tbs prospects,
seem to be good for as great q rush to the
new territory as there was in Californil
in 1919.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

have found out . gift for my fair. Il il
.ot ring Of gold. NOR flowers for her hair,
a'r pearls for her white neck, but Saliva
ion Oil for her sore throat She's sing
9 bird.
In large communities people are taking
IN increased interest in property insurance,
nd perhaps for that very reason insuring
heir lives By using Dr. BulIs Cough Syr-
p. when they are first attacked with q
-ouah or cold.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
Grand Excursion to Colorado.

On Feb. 18th a grand excursion for land
seekers to Alamosa in the sunny San Luis
Valley will be run on any regular train over
all roads leaving Missouri river points. Fare
for round trip, $50. Tickets good to return
in twenty days. Special round trip rate of
81 will be made by the Denver l. Rio Grantie
4. r., from Alamosa to Del Norte, Monte
Vista, La lara, Antonito and Fort Garland.
Ticket, will read through Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo. The San Luis Valley ia
the great agricultural empire OF Colorado.
and offers unequaled inducements to the
former and stock grower. For details en-
quire of nearest ticket agent. S. X. Hooper,
General Passenger Agent. ID. & r. G. X. R.,
Denver
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
New star. ON the Flag.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 20.-h will
devolve upon the state department as soon
as the proposed new states arc admitted, to
provide new flag for each consulate, naval
vessel and naval station abroad and every
Federal building in the United States, the
nag to contain additional stars to represent
the new states of the union. It Is the Gus
tom to unfuri thess flags with q National
S .iuts whom received. aud a good deal Of
gunrowdsr will be burned in deficient parts
# the world to celebrate the event A.
South Dakota will be admitted in advances
OF the other territorie, provided in the bill
the official star-spanglei banner will under
GO at least two changes within the next
twelve months.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

Clearly another person.-''What did yo1
find in the pocketsi" inquired Mrs. Hank
thunder, apxiously. ''There was a small
hymn book" said the coroner, together
with handkerchief. some postage stamps, a
few tracts on total abstinence-" 1T
greatly relieved; ''he's probably coming by
he next boat"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

A sculptor once showed a visitor his studio.
1t was full of gods. One was very curious.
The face was concealed by being covered
with hair, and there were wings to each foot.
"Whst is his name?" said the spectator.
Opportunity" was the reply. "Why i.
his face hidden?" Because men seldom
kow him when he comes to Them" "Why
has he wings upon his feet?' because he is
soon gone, and once gone he connot be over
taken"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
Monday.
sYHArk

TOPEKA, KAN, February 25.-Ths senate
held an evening session saturday aud spsnt
most of the time on bills relating to ties
Of the first and second class. As but few of
the general readers are intsre ,ted, it is IN
necessary 10 report their action.
The senate this m ,rning found it had to
get to work. Bills were not enrolled that
should be and some members were absent.
A concurrent resolution was intro iuoed,
providing that all buslna ss should CO lse at
~ m Thursday, except receiving messages
from either hou SO and from the governor.
After time third reading OF bills was
commenced and kept up till adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The most important bill which passed
this afternoon on third reading wis a
change i'll this act requiring metrop oiitan
police in certain cities. 1t leaves the whole
matter TO the jud lment Of % governor to
have that kind of p lice, if he thinks it best.
Tho whole afternoon was spent on third
reading, considering messages from the
house and general routine business.
HOUSE
The house come togeshe, after its rsst
Saturday afternoo IN and evening refres ned
snd ready tor business, and went Mt once
on to third reading of bills. The frs. vas
a bill to purchase $500 copi- q, OF two vol
umes each. of G. W. Crane at 8 20, for the
two volumes, OF the general statutes of
Kansas up to and including the pre- sent leg
islature, for distribution among this officers
entitled to them. II received 63 votes, a
constitutional majority, and va' passed.
The next bill was to purchase OF the slme
person enou.h cop es OF the supreme court
reports rs may be necessary to furnish those
entitled to them and to send out as exchange.
The Price to be paid is s. per volume. 1t
passed.
During the roll call the speaker scoldsd
the members severely for not being in tn .ir
Seats when their names were called Ii a
bill did not &c. votes enough it nsce,sitated
calling the aosentees, which takes more
time than and orig.n roll call. Third
reading continued until adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
alien bill came up and was amended 20
that when an alien got land by force osure
f morig age, if not sold within three years
was that aliens who hereafter acquire land,
must be naturalizei within six years or their
land will revert to the stats.
The APPROPRIATION for the main .ainauce
of the Topeka ms ,ne asylum came back
from the senats largely increased. The
rouse refused to concur, so 1t goes cack to
the sol ate. The difference will only be SCI
ed by a oufer snce COMMITTEES. The uni
versity bill was amended in the senate and
the houss referred it to the eub-committe,
of tbs ways aud means conmitt,e 20.
A lot of bills which came from the senate
were read first and second tins and re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
his house C nsinued on mo'ions to sus-
psnd, etc.. et,.. or the calendar and third
reading of bills all t-'a for mon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
LONGFELLOwS MAIDEN,
"Standing, with reluctant feet,
Where the brook and river meet,

type girls who emerging from the
of Nervous exciap
by
the most loving patient
the them through TINS
which, lives sown the seeds Oh
tresng But this boon to
already seized
70 DC
delicate organization 1t
vegetable and perfectly harmless in its effects
Sold by druggists $780, six bottles for $500
Copyrighted BY
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

An srchitect VITO built new town hall for
n American city, made q mess of it, and
fled to France, there, as he left word with his
friends, 80 remain until the affair should
blow over" Next day a high wind ragged
through the town. and his friends telegraph
TO him: "Come back. The whole affair
was blown over last night"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

To the Editor:-Please inform Jour read
ers that have positive remedy for Con-
sumption. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. shall be glad to send two bottle =
Of my remedy FREE to any of your readers
who have consumption if they will send me
their Express and p. O. Address. Respect
fully. +. A. SLOCUM, NJ. q. ISL, Pearl
St., n. Y.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

4 modern instance.-"Madam, are you q
woman suffragist!" mo, sir. hayn't time
to be-" ''Havn't time? Well If you had the
privilege of voting, whom would you sap
port?" THE same man l supported for ten
years" "And who is that" my hus-
band"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28
Eu.k May succeed Coleman.

WAsHIsGroN, d. c.. February 2S.-Ssoa-
tor Spooner left the city, and his destination
is conf. c,ured to be New York and Indian
apolis, to return to the city with the presi-
deut-elecl. Wisconsin men here had bssu
writing for the past twenty -four honrs con-
cernlnY ex Governs Rusk's chsno . for q
cabinet position, and Nv. Spoo1er's tPlp
of agriculture in order to enable General
Harrison to change places and satisfy this
disseminated eentlemen who are endeavor-
ing to organize the cabinet.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

Pat: Its tmilin' / am because saw my
cousin from Cork to-day" 6heila: WAS
| there good news from homer" Pat: 'rNever
| word. only saw him acros the street; and
| when ran mp TO him, found he was not
l thu mani
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

Little Dick: 81 am SO glad to have a new
little brother now! He and sister and
make three, don't we?' Mamma: "Yes
dear but what of that?' Dick: 'WelI,
there's only two drumsticks to a chicken,
and one of us will get some other part now.
I shall be the one sometimes. l am tired of
drumsticks -
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-02-28

Natural fesIs.-Husband "a bank cashie,
slightly under the weather.: "If I should be
taken away from you darling. would IT really
be very great blow to you?" Wife tsoh.
binG): ''Oh, dear John. hope you haven't
been fO0ling with the bank frnis,"