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Correspondence Of the Times
FARMvILIE, August 20.-The second
German of the season was given lae
night by the proprietor Of Hotel Ran.
dolph in honor of Miss Gallagher. OF
San Antonio, Texas. II was led by
Miss Mia Shakespeare. Of New Orleans.
whose costume was black point II esprit
natural flowers. and Mr.. John Stokes.
OF farmville, who acquitted himself
very handsomely. Among those pres
ent was Observed
Mr. i. NJ. Bugg with Miss Clara Gun
ningham. black lace. red satin bodice.
Mr.. Ed. HOdgkins with Miss Carrie
/ Williamson. yellow satin, white en-
broidered front.
Mr.. Il. II. Cralle with Miss Josie Nor
ton. white lace.
Mr.. c. W. Coper with Mss Lucy
knight, cream albatr0s.
Mr.. j. w. Cralle with Miss Gallagher.
pink moire cardinal trimmings, dia.
mouds.
Mr.. +. w. Mckinney with Miss Car
RE Morton, pink mule, natural flow
eIs.
Mr.. Peter Ogdasto with Miss Alice
Shakespeare, blue crepe de chene.
Mr. Jackson, of Petersburg, with
Miss Mary Davis. white mule.
Mr. +. III. Scott with Miss Lena
Whyte. white China silk.
Mr.. Il. G.. Morton with Miss Lima
Dupuy. white mule.
Mr.. j. r. Cunningham, Jr.. with Miss
Cassie Taylor. white lace and surah.
Mr.. G. l.. Hobbs with Miss Kate Rus
sell, white br0caded satin, natural
flowers.
Among the stays were Mr. y. NJ.
Wake, of Norfolk. Mr. j. J.. Hooper.
W. H. Adams, l.. A. Hooper. and A. l..
Cralle.
The chapareons were Mrs. Broran
and Mrs. Gallagher. of Texas. and Mrs
K. r. Cralle and Mrs. II. R. Hooper. of
Farmville. If we take what the parti.
cipauts say this was the most pleasant
dance Of the season.
ANTI MALONE REPUBLICANS.
The auti-Mahone Republicans held a
meeting last night at the Oid-FellOws
Hall, 10 decide what they should do in
the campaign. and resolutions were
passed that they would follow where
ever their leader, John NJ. Lansston,
led, but that they would not support
the Malone candidate, Cocks, for the
Legislature, under any considerations
because he is an Engishman. The "
groos are bent on running a negro For
the Legislature. which means success
for the Democratic candidate.
PERSONALS
Captain Mckinney came back from
Lynchburg Yesterday. where he had
been TO meet Hon. John S. Barbour and
others TO map out the campaign. lie
is 10 open the canvass in Albemarlc.
Miss Lena White, Of Norfolk. and
Miss BERTHE Spencer, of Charlotte, are
visiting friends here.
Miss Lena Dupuy. Of Cumberland, is
at Mrs. e.. r. Morton s.
Mr.. l.. T. Fitzgerald aud family, OF
Richmond, are at Colonel Fitzgerald Is.
Mayor Tbaxton has returned from
Texas. where he has been 10 attend a
meeting of the Southern Dental Asso-
citation. ZIP.
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THE IRISH COLLEGE
CREATING SOMETHING OF A
PANIC AMONG THE LIBERALS.

They Declare that Parnell has sold Ont to
the Tories-Posiiion Of the Irish Party
The Car Objects to Ferdinand. Recog-
nition-General Foreign News.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y. August 80. H. II
Warner. the head of the large proprie
tary medicine establishment IN this city
has agreed to sell the business To 4
British syndicate for Sl,000,00O. The
guarantee money has been put up. Mr.
Warner will remain at the head Of the
establishment.
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RUSH STILL RUSHING.


san FRANcsco. August % "A letter
by lhe Steamer ST. Paul, which arrived
from Guralaska Tuesday night, from an
officer ON board the Cutter Rush saws
that the latter ON August g. captured
the British Schooner Lilly, of Nancou-
vcr while taking seals in Behring sea.
Three hundreds skins were found on
board the Lilly. which were seized and
transferred TO the Rush. A prize crew
of one man was puJ on the schooner
with orders 60 take her to Sitka.
Ine seized vessels Will have their
cases tried i'm the Alaska District Court.
The Rush expected 60 be relieved by the
Bear at Ounalaska. when she will pro-
coed 10 san Francisco. Fourteen seal
ers in AN have been boarded by the
Rush and warned % leave the Behring
sea. in addition to the AK captured.
The cargo of the ST. Paul consisted of
100000 scal-skirs.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,


Ienlthml mountain a. mate. Choice OF
cOAr-es fnr Degree: business department.
special. attention tO Engllsh: French and
German spoken. library. - VO volumes;
gOud morals. five churches. no bsr-rooms.
$50 10 $50 for nine months Uncluding fees.
board. &c. students lIom l6 states, IND.
Ter. and Iapan Ihlfty-aeventh year begins
september 18TH. illustrated catalogue free.
Address IHOF. +. s.. y. PAINTER,
au leOdlm secretary.
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CHICAGO. August ~ At the meetir 3
of the Bar Association to day the ques-
tiOn of recommending to Congress the
necessity of adopting some measure to
relieve Federal courts. was considered.
1t was finally decided TO ask
Congress for relief. leaving that
body to determine the best way OF
ACCOMPLISHING it, President Field ap.
pointed a committee Of ten 10 arrange
FOR the centennial anniversary Of the
establishment Of the United States SUI
preme Court. The association then
adjourned. and the members left at ,
O'Clock on an excursion over the Hi
nOis Central Railroad to Pullman.
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New YORK. August 29-The first bale
of cotton Of the season forwarded here
byt. Farmers Alliance Of Jacksonville.
Fla. was sold az auction 20 Jay IN front
of the Cotton Exchange. Messrs
Williams. Black q Co. purchased IT al
lOi cents per pound. This cotton is OF
inferior quality.
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ITAE SEALING scHooNERs.
Most of them Chartered by British sub
icct-.

Most of them Chartered bS British sub
icct-.
VICTORIA. B. c.. August 2s.-It is
now denied that Nice-Consul Marvin.
of Victoria, is part owner Of the seized
sealing schooners. +. b. Marvin. ship
chandler and part owner Of the Sap
phire and Nice-Consul Marvin are diff
icrcut persons. Frank who hes figured
as The owner of the Black Diamond ,
was q citizen of the United States. but
was partner with her former owner.
.. Guttman. British subject. and " ho
was lost with all on board. An the
scaling schooners which have cleared
at the custom house for Behring sea
this year are registered by British sub
iecis. An association was formed by
the sealing schooners on Tuesday night.
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MILWAUKEE. WIS, August S9.-After
a long and spirited debate the Grand
Army NationaI Encampment adopted
resolutions thanking the President for
the appointment of Corporal Tanner.
and endorsing the latter admini'tra-
ton of the pension Office.
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OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Prohibition Paper Demolished-Iaw-
less Demonstration Ia Texas-The Rush
Captures a squadron Of Scaiers-Soutt.
crn Iron rropcrilcs-Other Telegram.
VALLEY CITY, ID. T.. August 90 The
Office of the Imes-Rec0d, Of this eity
was completely demolished by a mob
Tuesday night. The editor Of the paper
Is a pronounced Prohibitionist. and has
used ms Influence with telling effect
both in local affairs and in the recent
state convention. The editor has been
warned frequently. but the effect was
to make his attacks upon the whisky
element more bitter. At dark Tuesday
evening a mob quickly surrounded
the building. and at given
signal. rush was made. The door was
broken in. and the work of destruction
commenced. 10 was not stopped until
everything that could be DESTROYED was
demolished. Presses were broken. TYNE
thrown into the street. ink spilled on
the floor. and not dollars worth Of
stock escaped the general wreck. Sev-
eral participants m the outrage are
known. and they viii be most vigorous
iY prosecuted.
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CHAPTER Ill

Perhaps your boys are bigger. and
have passed from childrsns to boys
clothes. In that case we can interest
you also. Our Long Pant Suits for
Boys from fourteen to eighteen years,
to which we ask your attention.
There. that's a short story. isn't 1t?
But there's a good deal in it to your
pocketbook if you'll read and profit
by IT,
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BEVERLEY FARMS, MASS. August
s9.-Ohver Wendell Holmes Is quietly
passing his eightieth birthday. Letters
aud kilograms Of congratulation have
poured in upon him from all over the
country, and this afternoon he received
many ladies and gentlemen.
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d. u. lAM Ah'ANl4
ATLANTA, GA, July -, loS9.
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CHAPTER IL.

Ii your boys are anywhere between
the age Of four and fifteen years. we
have a line Of knee-Pant Suits that in
price are way down. and in quality way
up. You'll 90 a long way TO match
them-see
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alloyed joy to their hearts then erTe'
rienced.
ASSIGNMENT or A MERCHANT.

W. ;. Fletcher. an extensive dry
goods dealer in this city, made an as
sisnment yesterday. and was closed up
today by executions. Considerable
litigation Is expected in the matter.
The creditors are principally in the
North.
For the first time since the late great
food the electric lights flashed in this
city this evening ln few days they
viii be IN full force here.
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CHAPTER /.

We can put you in the way to get that
boy = suit for from two 20 four dollars
le than you have been in the habit OF
paying in the ordinary way. is II in
teresting. II 80. 90 on with the next
chanter.
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Republicans Opposed to civil service.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 29.-Twen-
ty three Republican clubs IN the Third
Congressional district Of Baltimore met
last night in joint meeting and adopted
resolutions in opposition to Civil Ser
vice laws.
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CHICAGO. August % The NaH this
afternoon prints the following
" Sun frIaciscO. AUGUST ga dis
patch received from Tacoma. W. H..
.ays fire is raging nc that place. The
wires arc burned down and il is impo.-
siDle 20 ct further particulars until
later.
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BASEBALL.
Games Played Yesterday.

tlme- IInycd Ne.terdny.
AT New York-New Yorks, 4 Bos-
toms, g.
AT Pitisburg Pittsburgs, o; Chica-
gos. ..
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10,
phi.adelphias. 4.
AT Cleveland- Clevelands, o; India
larolis. ]
At Bal,imore-B Baltimorcs, Brock
lyns. 4.
At Columbus-Columbus, IS; AtE-
letics1.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMIS Ana
LIrhiA WArER.-C0mpare analysis and
you will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
matter. FOR sale by all druggists, and
by l.. 7. R0utt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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Texas Outlaws Cause Considerable IA
cltemoml.

PETERS. TEXAS, August Con Tues
GAY night a baud of lawless men. the
friends of one Luther, who was killed
by Joe Eyeridge at G9Odland on Mon
day, took possession of Cutters Station.
fOrty-twO miles north of here. Over
100 shots were fired and the greatest
excitement prevailed The cemonstIa-
ton is supposed TO have beena challenge
t0 EreIidge 5 friends. Who are numerous
there. On leaving, the band declared
they would soon return and ref eat the
challenge Further trouble is expected.
The federal authorities have been no
ftNaf
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LATEST REPORTS From THE FED
ERAL CAPITAL.

The Negro Exodus from North Carolina
\ 'olored 'ongres,man's View. on the
subject-Prcparaiion. for the Cen.n. Of
iSoo-Cspiial Note. and Comment.
WAsHlNGTON. August 20.-A fp,cial
TO the Washington Post from Hender.
! son. y. c.. says Great stress has re-
Gently been put upon the negro exodus
| from North Carolina. Referring 10 j..
IN an interview to-day. Congrc smau
Henry +. Cheatham. the only negro in
/ Congress. said The political status i'm
TIE state rs not changed either wav by the
number already emigrated. from the
Tact that the majority was women and
children, and from the further fact
that the deficiency has more than been
supplied by emigrants from adjoining
States.
SALE or GOVERNMEN BONDS.
Acting Secretary Batcheller is well
satisfied with the way bonds are being
offered. lie says the SURPLUS i'm tie
Treasury in September will be about
$4,000 ,OJO. One year ago it was S107.-
600 600 The purchases today acgre-
gated sS1N.lj0. S2.13i G-S four Der
cents at l2s. and s1Ol2 500 four and a
half at 1861 fiat.
CENSUS STATISTICS or TRANSPORTATION
The superintendent Of The census
finds that in collecting the statistics of
transportation. il is necessary fer bis
office 10 have a Complete list of vessel
owners, together with their pesfcnlce
addresses. At the request Of the Acting
Secretary of the Interior. the Acting
Secretary ~ the Treasury hes
directed collectors and surveyors OF
customs 20 furnish the Census Office
such Information relative 20 the owner
ship of vessels as may be called for by
the superintendent. provided a c0mpli.
ance with these calls shall not j. terfere
with ths proper administration OF the
officer s duties.
FOURTH CLASS P0sTMAsTEEs APPOINTED. /
The following fourth class po-tmas-
ters were appointed 20 day: Virginia
Barren SPRING.. G.. r. Sayers. Cripple /
Creek. j. C.. james: Forks Of Cap0n. |
Odell OTatt.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Agnes O'Counor was arrested /
by IOslOiiice Inspector Stuart at Chics- |
90 to-day, charged with fraudulent use |
Of the mails.
Captain Shepard. Of The Rush. under /
date of August .. telegraphs the Trea
sury Department from Sltka. Alaska. |
reporting the capture. for Illegal seal /
ing in BehriDg SEQ. OF the Minnie.
Pathfinder. Juniata. Lilly. of Victoria
and the schooner Joseph G.. Swan, of
Port Townsend. W. T.
Curious complications have ari sen
from a mistake IN sending the news
from Deer Park. Ii WAS stated iha.
the President had appointed DR. Ksr-
ia. Of Cincinnati. CoLeu 90 Swiizsr-
land. lt should have been that the
President had recognized Mr. Kara
as Consul from Switzerland 90 Crcln-
natl.
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DANvILLE DOTS.


INUtVIuI % IIV EIII''"'I
DANvILLr. VA, August 2V.-David
A. Brown. one OF the most eiliciont ana
popular members Of the police force.
died at The Home for the SICK tins
morning at 10 O'Clock. He had been
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STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCH OOL
- fAKMNlLLE. VA.

The sixth session OF this school begins
WEDNESDAY, September 18Th, next one
hundred and tweuiy-eight etate students
| furnished free tuition and books. Board Ia
clu'ing lights and fuel fl2 per month. Total
necessary expenses II Siate students sl2D
| per session and Of pay student $50 alta
| logues sent on application 10 JOHN A. CUN-
NiNGiiAM, Principal, tarmyille. Va.
l lien 4
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VlRGlNlA,s CATTLE KING
Lying az ihc Point of Death.
fSpcci1I 10 fine Times.

MELLBOko. August 90. 0.-R. J. Glendy,
the cattle king of Virginia, is lying at
the polnt Of death this morning at his
home, D.eriield. His many friends
will be sorry to learn Of his serious i'll
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
sCHOOI-OPPOsIrE

nj CGOlNE > Si iiOOl-OffOSllE r.
vi MpNlsOE PAhk-iwFSrf- rf-.IFrH SIS
SION. Entrance Days SEPTEMBER 18Th and
10Th. Full corps 81 experienced assistants.
Upper school 500 10 slOO. Lower. s33 10 $50.
BOarders $3.50 l. 500 Refer 10 University
anu College faculties Of the State. Eight boys
directly or Indirectly from this school mads
twelve diplomas and four degrees In the Uni
yerslty Of Virginia this session. zee clrcu-
lars Of both schools In book stores or In drug
stores on west Main. JOHN 4. MCGUIRE.
Nos 5and north Beiyidere. au 2i-l3iDexSu
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GcunrtHtr."
10 gives me @ real pleasure 90 say q
word for medicine which / believe is
destined o. be- a great blessing To- the
afflicted everywhere. IL is not The cum
ming device oi quack. but the discov-
eTy of a scientist. /. is the result Of
many years oi research ard experiment
by ana eminent specialist.
Inaualuds of my Southern friends
know what a sufferer from catlrrh
have been. Six months ago by the AL
vice of my physician gave up the pas
t0rale. have used two bottles of
King Royal Germetuer,' and while
cannot say that l am completely cured
/ do affirm that 10 has 80 far relieved
me. | experience no pain or discom-
iort. / feel it 90 be- my duty 10 say,
also. That the effects of this remedy
upon my wife have been even more
signal nd wonderful. She has been
almost lile-l1ng invalid from nervous
headache. neuralgia and rheumatism.
ln @ period of thirty years she has
scarcely had a day exemption from
pain. She has been using "Germetuer
about two months. \ more complete
transformation have never witnessed.
Every symptom OF disease has disap-
peared. She appears To- be twenty
years younger. anj is as happy AID
playful as a child.
We have persuaded many Of our
ofllictod friends % take this medicine.
and the testimony Of al of them is that
IL "A GREAT REMEDY.
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| nDlcE COUNTRY BUTTER. 25-. .
d.. .' nniief, zoe; Cooking Butter. l5c .
frs.. "''A country. 2Oc: Choice Cream
l0f'... ioct pounds Lard for e..
NlIaI %'fi lhuice Green Tea. Doc +;
biAFfv ip,f pounds kice. 25c. q IL
81. az north sixth street. au3O-3t
/ OH ShLE-ONE WATER MOTOR
al Iir,' ~. nold iof want ~ use. App IS
nujO-f
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this time, when Germany, Austria. It.
ally and England present a united
front to her aggres ion. The rccog-
milton on the part Of the last named
powers and Of the Porte will un-
doubtedlv cccur before 1890.
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THE EMPEROR FAvoRs REFoRM.

BERLIN. August 2g.-The Emperor
William in an interview to-day with a
member of the Provincial Council. said
that existing laws for the protection of
laborers in Prussia were deplorably in
sufficient to protect them against the
inordinate greed of their employee 5.
Reform. he said, Was highly necessary.
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'. RENT THAT IlRSTC LASS RI
...N.. l.e tltl Hl,Ilh I.f Ili.---->
IIi t..t franklin street Linden
aiming about tru fO.us. besides
servants iunIns Oue 0l tIc most
dwelling. il hU lHd
b b CIlAIIlN & %.
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Wen repay you for the time it takes
to tell our story. It's a short one, any
way. The burden of il is new suit
for your boy. That 5 all right, you say.
he needs il. Then here goes.
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.N KENT, MALL HOUSES INg1
l.. i.rafo0s ranging ln size Il
tl... ' Ntr rooms. Prices from 50 f0
.f.. 'N'ii.. Nili for particulars at .nc
D.. D.. Diallla H CO..
so. north Tenth street.
9n kt tNT--SIORE No 1429G>
1.,. 'h-i MAiN STREET. Centnl io II
l. making good stand f.r ar, lu,lre,,
.n'r ali secufel lt.
s..0 H. a.. H.tHATFiN co.
NO. nOrtu Tenth street.
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,,y,rnrE INDICATIONS TODAY.
Wt.mNeroN. D. g.. August 20
Indications for Virginia Fair
.u.ntly wsrmcr variable winds.
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ffftfCAIiO> Al.

DENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC IN
III Sll UTE. Troy y. \. The oided Nchoof
NJ Ifi0Heefigg ia nie fHned Sfrfss. Next
term begins ~rpt. ~. The Register for 1850.
contains list OF graduates for .B0 years. with
their positions. also course ~ study. require
tneuts for admission. expenses. cfc. tandi-
iufes living at di iancr may be- examined
20 their homes. Address DAVID NJ.
GREENE. Director. D3l-lAM-lm'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
i THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEklCh
PROTECTED THROCGl IOUI Bh IHE ,c,,,
INTERJ,OCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlONAh
SYSTEM.
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations. foot Of Desbpsses ana Coruandt sta
a. NJ The Celebrated New leriN and Chicago Lgts s
s n q Pullman yestGqls Drawing fqa ID sa;s
Room Seepng Rhigg, gb da .y S PtsSaTs
Chicago and Cincinnati ,.,,.,. ,..,,,,o ua.,o, and
seeplng ceEs Dining Car Tor Ph my ea a iSf
Pitt,6ug Cincinnati ar cSicNso and Too i1'N O'
@: 80 p H. Western LXprcSs Win pullman vesti6gls
ShgG GasiHIMas a and Fl Lon daily except S''u'
aay Tor pS SaEslffG p e5a T6 Pullman vepue Sleep
ing car day Chicago and Toledo daily
For Nv %RRiIa@sSert, Lo,k Haven. 100 M 500 N:
Tinssyiiie and the Oil Iteesons -.
For For i EOpSoNn VO fhoenxSS po.on and ane
i Y9 and M 10 10 90 H. O and 80 20 % ~ D. II"
BamG M2SsSS'S on P Psa ' por Cars eaO
SUNDAY 10 10 a. ban s'y a " ss it no. Sr
s:oo and 80 a H.. 90 200 $50 30 ara 90,
m" H. asa 80. 80 and oo D. NJ l2 Is PER
For points Chesapeake and ONO ldhwb shu In
cinnati. scepers. Dining Car and Coaches through
For 2tdnte CITY 100 Ihrouqh Can and 90 p M
via Railway ana AmboJ. 30 10 10 a. h. s,ga5x ~
noon noon 10 ans, S'G 90 ' D. % On sunday 900 90.
M and i 20 90 D. m , ,dS moi a SSRY fhss
ana Norfolk Railroad 90 D. NJ ,, d.h Via hH""'0''
Roaa df N BTSk7n AnneS connect with all h SSi
trains AZ jersey Ciy, Attending speedy anu o'i'e'
FOX i' PiiIl%DEHlH Tsains ie9ye NegE os,
G ga o'so @o 20. 90 5o @ CHs1sS i~is sS
Win Dining Car and 10 M W. o5 80 90 40.
:o0 90 8 80 90 and 90 p D. ud ! o5 ' ST1
Accommodation. II 10 D. ~, q ~ ANU "a. ~, "a
SundsyS ESpss 90 d:l5 go I? i;imed inS ai9 ~
D. I m and IL Is night Accommodate, 90 , ~, %.
a. and ~ 10 a u l. . 4. } =, p. m and l a M ana
90 D. M or Sundays, connect Al trenton 70. anlaYi
~ "a 49,. o49 and 3ll BfoniM ayf
- ITou and foot of Desbores aud Cortland, sts
E0urt-st and Brooklyn Annex station, FOOT Of tuF
Ton.sf Brooklyn; - lud,oa-st,. hoo"kcn Statea'
IT,. ~ YAK II ,nsier Company will call Tor and chees
D1iygtsHe Opi-';U J. r. WOOD
VI ,fNn.r,l Manager. General pass'r Agent
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eau Schools.


UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEwYoRK.
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. ID. D.. Lila d.. Chancellor.
HENRY NJ. MAcCRAChEN. d. D.. LII. d.. Vce-Chan.
cCllOT.
The Thiry.fTst Session begins October l. 1889. and
ends June |. 1890.
The course Is designed 10 give the student; - !,
A preparation fOi the eGanlna Ons required
% admission the Bar;
competent know ledge OF substantive law and or plead
Ing evidence and practice.
n well a oral examinations required for degree
An allowance OF than year IS made for
viOus study elsewhere.
Provision has been made for limited number Of schol
afshps Of 800 each 10 be awarded at the end OF the
junior - - 5000.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER Ill d.. Admiralty and
Maritime Law jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Ill. D.. Preparation for Trial
CHARLES +. MAcLEAN, J. L: D.. Criminal Law
gEPHAS BRAINERD Esq, international Law
A. \. REDFIELD. Esq.. Restraints On Test1menary
MELVILLE EGLESToN. ESQ. Law OF Carriers Teie.
Hon. MYER S. ISAACs. Examination Of Titles to Real
Estate
For catalogues. &c. apply 10 PROF. |. +. RI SELL
Potter Building. IS PARK Bow. New. York.
u Y. JAoTES. Dean Of Law Faculty