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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-12

wagon after the family and bring them
up to the Police Station. The vehicle
returned without them after half an
hours absence, and Officer Huston re-
ported that though the most diligent
inquiries had been made, he had been
unable to find anyone answering the
description given.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-12
A Card.

beg to announce to the public that
from now on will be able to make suits
to order from $35 upwards and pants
from $40 upwards, and still be able to
retain our high standard OF workmanship.
Fall goods are now in and am showing
goods which cannot be equaled on this
Coast. While thanking the people for
their patronage in the past, can guar
antee them as fine work for the future, at
lower prices. Resp ctfullv,
w. l.. GRowALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
nruocr .rro p1sHoyEsrY IN ryDrAyA.

Indianapolis. March (speciaD.-The Legislative
Committee engaged in investigating the Democrauc
management Of tho Indiana Insane Hospital TO-DAY
discovered three checks bearing the date OF March o.
1883, and all numbered 100. which show how So.Soo
Of the States money was stolen. Each checK Is
made payable to W. O. WATSON. one being for the
sum of &C. 500 and another for g. 400, making $4,000
and the third for 5000. Tho checks bore tho
cancellation stamp Of the Merchants National Bank.
the cashier of which A. i. Kopp. declared that Inc
cancellation Of the check for 5000 was fraudulent
II was also shown BY the books OF the State Auditor
and the bank that p. M Gspen. tho treasurer OF mo
Hospital Board, had drawn from the State during
the same month. $4,000 more than-he had deposited
In the bank.
The discoveries were reported to the Attorney
General. who directed to prepare papers for the
arrest OF Gspen the charge Of forgery put IL is
reported that warrant will not be served upon him
before Monday. few days ago Gagen admt, lea
on tho witnesses that John T.. sullivan, tho
Ascending County Clerk, had received as q loan
$4,000 OF the hospital funds. and hal not PAD inc
money back. Qapen was employed by SULLIVAN ~
confidential olerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

GovERyoR HovEY's CONSTITUTIONAL Poinn r
indianapolis, March Q tspecialh-Govefno noso'
Is about to bring before the courts the most iu.
portant legal question raised in Indiana IN msuy
years He holds that the Legislature mas no 49,,
h. Ala. ar anpont persons to Office and he announces
that he WIN refuse to sign commissions to all VINO
have been elected to different positions by inc zen
eral Assembly. There nine separate ins,tuuoos,
each employing largo number Of snoora"a'es 'ns'
arc included, the political influence welded .nrousn
which Is enormous Besides there are ioal :, the
or departments similarly controlled; ana INC
s,overnor,s position is sustained by the courts ali
Of this patronage VIII revert to him. None OF the
oa3ces WAS In existence before the adoption OF the
Constitution, and for thirty years the LEGISLATURE
has been filing ttcm. The Governor coneeoes 'na'
now Offices may be cressed and that the e'eouon ~
,,,o,utn,ept NJ officers 10 I'LL them may Be dnNcted
bit that the Legislature has power TO elect " sp
point the officers He proposes to test ne ,n sass
form OF government and sink into an olgarchy''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
n RIE RAII.WAY-Tiokel office. Aor az

y RIE RAILWAY-TicketO Offices, 40l, 81,
~ I'll and 957 Broadway 1s3t.a Bowery. 4 battery
Silsinsbure corner Newark sndAuds., a. Hobossi
I'd EsS ssn sss2 S ss Tss s.d r',s
ss sVss q ss1 essr hsS TIM es iron; o
Chambers St local trains 2 = pinu,ss earlier;
pu., E g 80 M d q k Express Pullman
10 80 M Cess days sa f Hsne, GSs % Binshamson'
every S Ss1 b., saS Bss d eS cossSss
Essars cS gs.s y, f a, Cincinnati
20 2 cSs sas os E aeSes
Bu asf 6hslnhaii And Chicago 90 80. :.
nes s?'ss,liiIs H. saS 4 H. 10. 81 $50
a. s.s 7so TT 81 Co. i 1885, R,sss IA Moons
: Ys,srscs. xas. ~ s:sS 1 Tso Y ncG cc:
nd so eiS 20. 80 80 g. 1910 p Sisst
Nswssf and Patterson az via NTars .kd IA S 70
Ss 9!sc sa s s;sS H. g. a's0 io.ss Il
fsunern Local, 4. 4:45 30 80. 10 80 m, i. T.
s;se s 20 ! 30 10 T. No. ao So y aSnt M
g. s. 3. J. g F. Is s; : s.s .so . 1880
suna lses, sias sDei 80 ss Z Sish Nsws
Branch siG. Is go .s w 9s Arrive IN s.wYos a
40 A pnS ii IS and ' 10 &: IS p M n ~
'Gsen'f supt Cent fass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
COSTLY COLLISION on TEE

COSTLY COLLISION ON TIE Band o.
Pttsburg, March ga collision on the baltimore
and Ohio road last night at Moundsville Narrows'
wheeling was ono Of the most disastrous wrecS
that has occurred IN months. The loss to the com
pany win reach 100000, and may exceed that sum.
Passenger train No. 4, castbound from Wheeling,
fortunately carried but four passengers. or tho loss
Of life must have been heavy. Tho three coaches
were splintercd and telcsccped. but the occupants
escaped serious injury. The freight train suffered
moro severely. twelve being totally wrecked
The engineers and fremen saved their lives by Jump
fng Both engines almost total loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
4 SERIES OF TABLEAUx FROM "BBy HUB"

A unique entertainment viii DO offered OF Paimerv
Theatre In the afternoon Of March IA for the benefits
Of tho Society for Aiding Self supporting women
Robert Fraser, stage manager who has had expert
ence IN the production Of tAbaeauxviyans. has
selected IRON Lew wallaces story Of Ben Hur' some
Of the most striking Incidents beginning at the intro
duction of the Three Wise Men Of the Desert and con-
tsnuing with Joppa Gate, and these viii be portrayed
by 100 people, Romans, Greeks, Hndoos. Arabs ana
Hebrews. Camsls, donkeys. cattle and birds viii DO
represented Among the tabieaux to shown are The
Star of bethlehem" The shepherds at Night The
Three Wise Men before Herod.' Ben Hur and Mes
sish," Bon Hur as Galley Slave @simondes and
Esther "Thc Fountain Of Castaiia,' Ben Hur
Asleep Esther and Ben-Hur,' and Ben Hnrs
Victory at the Crcus' The tableaux Will DO backed
by twenty-five scenes 90 by 30 feet painted Tor the
production Tho costumes and properties will be cor
rect Mr. Fraser has made sketches from the scenery
described by Mr. Wallace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
THREE nURpgrEss sxvrBvoHD.

Philadelphia, March . (speciap-Judge Arnold to-
day oDrruled the motion for tisl I'm the Of
Jacob scheop convicted of murder IN the first degree
in having caused the death Of Anton schiling, and
sentenced the prisoner to be hanged. Judge Reed
overrrlod . mo6on for D new trial in Tia case Of
Thomas J. Cole, also convicted Of murder In the
drst degree. and passed sentence Of death on him.
Peter Kreclman, convicted Of murder in the second
degree in kiuing Mrs. Matilda Helermap, to- day
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
Gnropean Aourrtisem ents
sRArEFuL-coMFoRrINts
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKgAsT.. By thorough knowledge of ne
laws which govern tho operations digestion and
nutrition ana BY careful application Of the One properties
q @ csd lRps as' provided sa may
savo us many heavy DEBTORS bl 1t in the judi cious
such articles of DIES that constitution may %
gradually built up until strong enough resist eyc tgn
decy % dssse hunofeds o. subtle maisdies arc
We may e.cape mahy fatal shaft BY keeping onrsciyes
frsme.s-Ciyii Service Gazetfc. - - ~
Made amply With boiling water or milk. Scld only N
half pound tins by Gfpeefs labelled thus: James EPPS
CO., Horspathic Chemists London, Eneiand,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

Auetion Sales.
A -LEoNARD BROTHERS CO..
200 5TH-AvE-
r. A. LEONARD. Auctionosr.
COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
OBJECTS OF ART
ANTIQUE Chinese Porcelains. Bronzes Lacousrs Jsaes
CRYSTALS Iyories. &C., &c,
SOLD BY ORDER OF
MEssRs. HERTEg BROTHERS.
154 5thaye..
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MARCH AND o.
AT 2 O'CLOCK
Also now on exhibition, the private collection OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
Mr. HUGO RErssINGER
Of this city.
Comprising selected works Of the
LEADING EUROPEAN ARTISTS.
In mos. cases purchased from the artists direct and now
publicly exhibited for the nast time.
tor BOLD ON WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH O.
AT O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
u on and eftsr JANUARY q. 1859.
Ann u, Great s TRTNK I nME Rourr.

GREAT TRUNK LINE r,,,ur
Tran. !ss!: Y1xS sn1..i 49, = - cs.nas
H. s,sss: s ss:ss,s .sa win
Cars ltsaehed, 90 = N, Sso Dining sa Can and 3
nnins: Smoking and slss'ins vssa0ulsd Cars ct 20
EIs e a. , sscsaasstins at Cory isi Tiasviis
fSs s NSrIlscrn POtts,Swn and EssSns
& e the ssS:s Limit. sS wash
s s$ssy I'D Sl S s,;s e
sssa.; "a .es ..s az % "ss
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
IL 20 D. N Through Parlor Carl. and .. m week
s For qs .y MAJ tson week sad aiy nem. .
sscs an. ND s.S"as 'n On sand.y Gas an. 1SPf
LOT phis and Norfolk Rsiirosa 90 daily; Via Bsls
Boats sis 81 az BpoSkiyn Annsx win al through
trains q ,o 5sfs sSys1S s serdns ana 'i''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ss leave .is. ss follows. end
9a E L .sS A "! yia Dining o sc
s. $s,sSs;'9 Is ss Sss.ss
sss aass;.s = sss II II
,I isAI e.vSs daily Except Sunday
snd .n ~ On H Sundays, eonSses & Tisnsos &
A.;s. sf Mss o'ss Sss - E
sSSsayS Annes s sGss aa
81 pssss s q, ~
check The ss Meas s0t 1am hotels and
sAs ShSs q PVSM; o.nJ;.I =; p, wSoD Pan. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
GERMANYS PACIFIC ATTITUDE.
A new CONSUL SENT TO SAMOA 10 1AS
MONTE AFFAIRS THERE
xxonrAsrp DEpzRENos TO AMERICAN OPINION
--rnn prrEas ExrEDEr1oN ABANDONED
THE ArcHrEorT rrAsco-AHnY-

II
...s &. -. v..,. YORK xssseass6 Prsss.
0Bt1gets iSes 20 rse.,, f,om samoa Of Herr
1etn' $500, consuL has boon promptly fol
Anappe ws Ss.ssschsnr Of Herr stuebcl formerly
(nnsu,- General ~ Copenhagen, TO replace mn. nor
efuebel, affsr IN intesvsw WIN ni'. go. nv
a., hamburg under Instructions " rsAon -,
sbe QUICKEST route, 6tueoePs nilsson y sr
ono His posten IN the consular s.'s'se .asarcs
Nm 10 batter post than samoa. ous :.
thers 10 fonewea oy harmon'Ieu S.sS in ocls
10 vsn eesasn a'snv. s...rs xsIl be- established
cnciss Oas aA.s.s. usS,ssop,s Cabinet sets in,
= soUA 49,. ,-,.s ~ incidents causing the dispute
through touch VIZ us "avs,~sv crst,oisine tho
me bon0h Sou ....a,o, n samoan waters,
increase IN Ine Sermsn ~ ~ a,sn.sch,ue Of the
ssssrts tns' ~ 49,. ~ -ou.h u,.marcf hut to
warshlps was NOV ossa - e.. rn. q co,oene
tie Admiralty p5 supof''i .n-.,-,,o.,.,andInr
Gazette lays the D'A%s ~ a. :. horsd That his
on Secretary ss ss ,ss ssendly .pproaohss Of Ger
suoeesso. w" 1000 IN x~h,eh they are offered The
many n tne ooru's. =. -, 80. ,heu snv reference
whole tore Of sne ss - msraed by an enhanced
IS msds - .,asr4e.n feeling.
sossrA -. -.,rmpsrr TO stay IN MERLIN.
rooN@ -. w.,a... "a. about 10 retire
The report tns' $500 h,s On.
arose from tno oso1S -. .....a "A Ia
ceptance OF . h9n ofpio"ssfe f''S -. .,
Vienna, N succession TO Prince hcnry Oh .euss w.
uho.s discretion the Chancellor cannot rely. coun'
Won walderses declined placing himself wisnin "a
grin Of Prince bismarck ana losing "nAe''
b,s dsaav contact with the Emperor gives n'"'
M xuxony or EMPERoR WILLIAM I.
=. ,nsruorx az Emperor william,
tane - - M.rch .. VIM be attended by
wh'cn VIZ :. s.mfly. impress Augusta has
,h. h.,ns that every one Of the late EN-
.,s,s srAo.r.re. Including his domsstcs be present.
.r.l,y,rorx,s rr1aBusrrRINa FrAsco.
- go. : =. h,su.d to ouscRsn
Afchinohs AnpusSnns - 81. aanrer involved
the Governments PsrOopNs" =. s~,,sdition has.
in such expednlons Ans .' .,..r. ,n,x sta,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

Brswn. counsel the casa said: .s us sxoo COO
cn,n -. sars,,ss him Mrs Reynolds was seriously
siurod Il health Sy the prosecution and lay at the p0'n'
Of death for nineteen -Four Of tho lesang ,ns
clans Of the city attended her. and the doesrs o
win be ever $4,000. No amount Of money can s.s'A'
nv clients for the suffering they have undergone =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

PHILADELPHIA March 2 specan.-horo Is general
com plant among here over the nroads
made By the use Of tank vessels upon shipping
rates for petroleum. A largo owner SAD to-aay
here has also been "A almost phenomenal depression
IN coalcarrypg prices, which u in sharp contrast
with the boom that limo Of business enjoyed during
January. Ocean feishss Of I'll kinds arc on the
decline. Petroleum, which Is an important item
In this odty's commerce. has fasn two shilifngs IN
rates 10 Continental ports This declins 10 directly
attributed to the tank vessss. Last year
oer cent Of the petroleum exported was carried In
thess vessels, and It IL anticipated that nexs ysaz
they win do one third Of the business. In the coal
transportxtaon business there has been similar
depression, several charters for Boston ct ninety
cents per ton having been made within lew qayA
81 so per ton. In shlYmsnts 70 San Francisco and
south American. Psrts thsrs has been decline %
twenty per cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
rrILEp ~ a sUyAwAY HORSE.

Palmsr, Mass, March ga runaway occurred ~
Barn this morning which resulted IN the death Of
one person and ths serious injury o. two Others. The
accident was caused by horse taking night while
descending hill, and cvsrturning carriAse which
contained Jason Despair, Agnes Craddosk and Maggie
Sinclair Mise Sinclair was instantly killed. and the
other young lady will probably not recover Mr..
Despair sustained ssvere informal fnturios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
70 WvEsfrGlrE rHE coSxEorrcvr xurUL

70 NvEsfrGxrE TIE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL.
Indianapolis, March tspecial--T Indianapolis
ppcyholdsrs Of tbs Connscticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company hAvo appointed committee Of three
persons, ADDISON Q. Harris. Fredsqck sheppard and
w. 8. Gasber, 10 60 to Hartford next week 10 mako
complete examination Of the conpauy's assets and to
report the result Of their investigation, IN order that
the ofeot AZ Joseph A. Moerss defAlcaten for $780,
600 nay b s1cortatncd. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

FALL RrvER VIEWERS SEEKING An 1DvAHCB.
Fau River. Mass., March 6psclap.-Ths weavers
have SAINT another communication TO the Board Of
Trade asking for an advance. Thcro does not sscm to
be any disposition tho part Of tho manufacturers
to grant the demand and tbs wssyss Union thressns
70 strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
CLOSE o. mn oo4rnUous PooL TouME

CLOSE o. xHB CONTINUOUS POOL TOURNEY.
The conssnsoss pool tparnsnsnt ended ct Hardmsn's
Hall less night yet IL chsupionshp was net decided
r1ey ds<ated Naaens n he nnai game in the evening
md consequently ses Of NJ players ass usd sef nrss
honors uhsy Msione Frey asd De ORC. each having
vop four end lost Powers and Clearwater tied
Ar fourth place with three dseas ard three victories
snning has won Two and lest four sses while King -
D. ono win play on the tie within two weeks About
II 800 h.s been cleared y the teurnansnk me anal
esns isss nfsht between Malone I'D Fry rather
poof ore, xssy winning - follows
3rey .......iB Is "a eel1 - 10 o 1<-1os
uoasns -. Is o 1e7 IL IL ~ Is o. 81
Fry lost three points through scrschss end Malone
ene isasine ne scos 100 70 90 Ths afternoon game
bstwsea pe ore sn1 Pews the closest Of the ourns
x,sk ne seers was Powers 7oi 70 De oro's 100.
pcers iest mo ponss ana ths game through scratches
xue fspse>b4 ~ kftsrnoon CANA 10 Manning. being In
10 eopditou - p1sy Clearwater and Alarming played
q sxhfbltssh sr4s shicA Marning won ~ 10 70 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
Railroans.

@ Hd. LINE-.ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
trains Grand Censssi Station tor Providence snd hos
s ifa Night Express a rs 3. n. 8s,iy IL:
tor 1fs 81 q n and p N. Palaco pa7isy Csys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
Ire Cream.

a TACT.-HortOn's Ice Cream g mad. from ps;;ss.
Cream Tor Restaurants Churches FcstiyslG Co. VIII keep
hard ons hour Country orders promptly died DepoS
i5 sGi s.h New York ara as fai.onss gsookyD
Il UsSEILs ICE CREAM.-Ths standard since, 1881.
70 cut Of tom orders. Down depot 7eo Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

CALLED 10 4 PULPIT In boston:
seston, xass-, March s.-The Columbus Avenue
Presbyterian Church has extended unanimous call
70 the Rev. mr.. william Adams. Of Augusta, Ga. 70
assume the Pagfora&A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
T EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of csrtiands and
e. e. sas sss.'.iS Lyons i E P'ss
and the west and principal local points Chair car 70
il a. m for Cherry Ford and ;smsdIss D0 ns,n,
eas, ca, n 70 SfSsnnosF connseiien o Reading and
,s' e'Is.: ana e. g. Hs!ss1ss Intermediates
oesnsss ss. sissA Ss''S rs s:; s:'
IssS ss,s, p e. t, sssss'''s ss'
nee. iss i. Ss SS Nsis''a
4. "a. for Msssa Chunk. Hs1isisn and inssfnsdlsss
as SsgiZ s sss ls:s:. s.ass
sad Sss:. fss s Once :ssss' IS 8 Ssssssav
a RAAH kRaoAs4Ra s 1E S sSl2 asE
am Tine &c, I rsssoS :. BsSieSsn Allentown MsusA
CHUNG Heading 3, H EssSssS s &C. ssAsAsu Alice
s;sss . Sssss s:s.s s;
sss.nsss reading TssrIisssss w Rfssss
sA;nol,n t ssqsSsS Esscn sealsSs AiIs's
Ts:sn H sssSiss ri Allentown
Ss;Sss Ss.sss Is?Htass $500 s
ssS Ss sSiss'''s a 2s ss.ssSs:
oasns. Rs. q g. HssrsSars ETC On Sundays q =
IT, 2 ss'sly = = s:ss fss, s a..ssA ,l. ~:
4sys s.r Grove esscps sunday Point Piesnpt
PARK oS S:is NJ L. 1880 p. tor Fsfminedaie. ma
S sns p so ~ III, yias1snd ~ s'
I, Scn naxS SssIos ears a ESQ and $50
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
1:so : m, 100 p N f2.so .. N. Through ExpsseG
With Parlor-esral n .sl5.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST zoUxA
FOR pTITT,ADET,pTITA .1
BOUND BROOK ROUTE . ~
via Central r r Of HeW-Jefsey and k1i[ooe pnns ~ 4
ss4ias = Leave t0os LIhsss5; ~ s. i Z =
Bays q q q S;S - IN "a !. 49,
7.so II :. Rave sspnsssisa b; zssdias' uss's
d rs: siss' 8; -; u J:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03

N)RTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW-JERsEY.
IN Trains leave Chambertst seion. week days for
y. TO- 80 and y 30 :; m; fasrs 80, 4 I:3 40:
go g;10 GAO; 10 80 D. m. EmdnishI Sundays.
Additional trains Crssskiii and way. eao m. and
.Tor Manuel Spring Valley. Massey snd Tsllmsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
Mem 1)ubliraiicns.

ON RECEIPT of 70. in postage stamps Prof.
Berger ssh prSsdwsy 2d ss Sd sss Of charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
Jusfrurtfcu.
For Both sexes--City

9nsfrurtfon.
For Both 6exes-City
A BUSINESS EBtCATIoN.-Bo Bookkeeping. writing.
"a as2sns s ss
a 4eg q :ysniss PIiNs BusiSEss coLLEGS &
Bowsry corner Canal uptown 10! West s4'hss. eoSs'
West 4fss' SpDS:.s I Es;ss
idiomssiesiy and H gme sSpsrlCi nsiIys teach
8 HSsSNHR sts5ssSyHAs. Ell: 55$H:ss
-cIRcULAFs OF eSop SCHOOLS 1 ss,I FREE .'f e
zvEsf Hm sss ssy ssS % har..a Wei t
II Ills SCHOOL OF sHoRTHAND AND TYPE
HI WRITING, 81 Temple Court.-instrucuor thorough
I ITALIAN LANGUAGE n.,ru,.
los EAST 4TH.ST.
seYssSss T,sss,s svSs also
80 West s2d.s1. opposite Bryan. Para.
MSassa languages Quickly sDehs s,, natural methods
S SEsa s ss ss. %ss'
:s q: :iss: JS iS i 81 G::i
THE BE9LTTZ s0HooI OF LANGUAGES,
Madison S sfGRsEsfs t2ssfsSi fN ne So@ sr''d"a'S
Branches; brooklyn, Boston, Warrington. Philadelphia
Musical Instruction.
A -NEw.YoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
"A: For 10 Years Located q
EAST SY ss a pss E is Of
ssf'$ CO.. SS%: sss sS1
oRsANIzEb Ana bss. spgsInisd in Ameilea students
BHS BRANoM Scr CONNECTION with any
s1 S%r saa @ ay g Ssp
r. AMIo ana GUITAR taught IN twenty pstysts le,sons
VIZ q sSss the 90 q nGs ana ga r. DOB
a \ md Parfa Muss
ana LsaaSD gyss P esn s
SsAs q S Of
Art Schools.
ss n srtisse weed sns1sving and drawing IN black
TILL n Ana Az sSSo T s sas SSs room INDUS
o W "a ssa cSas fsa
''s '.a ps'''1' No % WEST sspsr:
sssSy e b mi p w%s H. ss%s
Il. HsH. Il. 4. NJ David Johnson. N. i. ; ''A'''
Boys and Young Men-Countrv.
A t sEa6Nqp s LNsT ,! MILITARY BOARDING
Principal. o. 4. WILLIS, A. NJ. Pm. d.
F.ssss. .ss ,s SSa 4 a. Ssn
liz -: :A III q Ss 2 PIX. r. lMsoSSss su offered
ERERHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold. N. J.-Forty-
'es.A is: e. ss Sn AZ sygsSsss men f sasss
IRVING INsTIrUrE, Tarrytown-on. Hudson. offers IN.
s;si sy ssa /: PARENTS sg &c s 81 S
zEb sSs aSoh yo NE. n u Ely 5 5Ss
nsson, Home Training Thorough In.
- kEv. wfL LA. A NEwgorp, Principal
xvE sUms isgsTTgTF nRIDSERoRT Conn
ss s'G Ss. 20 begin. ssp r. as
.-.---s 3. JONES, a. H., Principal
TEE pEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. peeFs
Kill, N. Y.--Send for Catalogue.
JOHN n TiLDES 4. NJ. NJ D.. Principal
For Young Ladies Country.
i n oLLEEIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENarEwoop
IN N. J. Reopcns september 20. Preparation FOR col.
le9e speciality Pupils admitted % Vassar Weliexey
ea1 6rni6 On our certificate ADALrNE NJ STIlXI,I Nc
cAHoL1kE H. 6ERRIsH. A. b.
Hiscellar sous.
FAIR PRICE cash viii b raid for the business Of
"A well esttbif9ied day school. Locality accessible 10
gsw;s,Ssk ADDRESS SCHOOL Van Bfoat Station
ZOE sALB.-t foys' dnysehooi near Nev-York; Al
ekeellent opportunity Tor p1sehsscy. TEACHEI,
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~ Young Ladiss--City.
r,,nrs FOR LADIES. Rev; D.: eardnsrs
RI od so1 MS eo Mrs ssi es author
q n sfnSS In IN Rhyme Lady teacher Nsasse as.s
RT EMpRoIDEaY:modmSs s sSy. sAd Address e. B. R,
a as1ss By s Sass III
An IEsTlTGysTaEIa F Ss9 sss sSn
o AnD M nAI Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
pov. and Young 'nren-city.
FOR ooy 80, ..o,c,se useful accomplishment;
X and practically taught by Pkofhssoh
.I1sTIN. los West A2d. -.-----
University GRAMMAR s5I commeicsi snS cIss
ssl aepas%sas Ps ggissSSbh s1SnSSscN Prinsipas
sSH0RR ~. e sss
prepared for Columbia School Of Mns-
Geafhers.
'.>'-I s,sT TEACHERS supplied. nc ss:rge teachers
S SSs;. i0:Pw iss 'i ssS. M e-- sSr1e,
Te.saass5: g 1Sd iss Sssas
A.esanchss sIppheaa odern isngusges spoken MIRIAM
c eSSS1j ERE 81 81 East I7hst bet haye and Hw
MERoAN AND FOREIGN assSers Tutors
&c. eAb EaSoNs Is 1s 1lsy sss.,
=; I,yprpIFYCED TEACHER teraduatej has unoe:;
upisd homo e. ssDhi Hi: a TSa ans
ItYQn
~ pocEwAy,s TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
supple; superior sSssfisA si fS5SGi'
sna i nsnss pscommends schools TO parents
TTTssT5s TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East Thirst,
III Supplies competent tesehsrs tutors mS
slcans al orarSs S:b German French Spanish spoken
TEACHERs' AGENCY.
otiess and best known in East Hss ssal.hsa is''
WI 1NTEDsapcrOI gOvsrn... c rsfs z. .pssss
ing rrcn'n native French LADY, superior ishsol;
sSysiss: Sns S1.s r. sas:s
fesrsd also eefe Gentlemen College graduates Cor seg
co spS ERfi'As ii East iS Bet lSsS
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. -Teaehsr.: Kinasrsartss
w English Goyernesses Compan9ns rszoen' srayss
ling snse ,S hast talent Miss DoN0VAN's TEACH
Ti,s; BUREAU, 80 East 1zsh-se
xxToMANrs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU !ior
both s' Seasesespes
COLLEGES schools and fsues also oookkeeeers stsnse
pheis r snG D. K CULVER geo sth:ave NswYork cn
panrins academies.
A. SsHs a asSs IA s.; ss
~ hours LADY sastsnde ely country waltz taught
rapidly classes afternoon ana evening, eeIms nooc--
A LIEN boDwG NS Is, sru.AyE
Evening Glass for GentIs,@ u, and Private Lsss'nA
sna GOES IN iP bsnsns
Mendeissohn Hall 70 let for private enteseanmen1.
II ERNANDos Dancing AssasIy lcs EAs an, ss'A.hi
Il New classes now forming r .or ,ee'na VII" ."
Fashionable Dances Seno ioI eIsels..-
GFoRGE W. wALLAcE's SCHOOLS.
90 West 5sthss and HARLEM lcoth-st. 4thsve-
rIer
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nov Al. UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERS.
TIL i5sf Cameron. "Wednesday MAJ ID, m
yssifTA Capt parsell Wednesday, Mar 60 a m
vrhits star Dock foot Of Wost ioti.st = -
saiocni. eco &C., $50 ana 400 Steerage. frcm or 10
ia eld ~, go "A limited number d second cabin
eried on these steamers; outward so and
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