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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
shipping Intelligence.

SAX FgascIsco, Dec. I9.-ArrivaIs-
Str. Oregon, Portland via Astoria: brig T.
". Lucas, Moieyer bay. Departures-Sic
str Montserrat. Nanaimo CIeared-Str
r. II. Freeman. whaling: str William
Lewis. whaling.
ArrivaIs-Str Walla WaIIa, Victoria.
SaiIed-Br str Wellington, Sanaimo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
4 Remarkable Case.

inexperienced young wife twhose hus-
band has returned home for the first time
under the influence Darling you are sick.
Let me send for the doctor
Husband tone Of the hoys|-No: don't
send for any doctor. but if my symptoms
don't improve soon, send for snake
charmer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
Tacoma Letter Boxes Robbed.

TACOMA, Dee. Especial. For sew
eral days Postmaster Hogue's carriers
have brought IN reports OF letter boxes
being tempered with. The police have
been directed 10 he on the lookout for the
parties who are thought 10 be attempting
TO rob the boxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20

Company was incorporated today by / ".
Anderson, ]. NJ Steele, 8 r. Sahns W. ;.
Bowen and 4. r Zabriskie, 10 operate
steamboats, and to do general transporta-
ton. warehouse, merchandising and COM
mission business Capital stock, $4,000
ST. Luke's Athletic Club has been organ
L. w. Anderson. vice president. Stacey
w. Gibbs: secretary. E. T. Stafford; treas
urer. E. r. Jacobs: directors, It. ]. Hand
forth, III. Z. Higgins, A. Pritchard, H. L.
TAYLOR and II Woodruff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20

TACOMA, Dec. I3.-TSpecial. IS. N.
Teachoas has been appointed receiver of
the Tacoma Feed and Sales Stables. pend
ing action brought by T. l. Barclay 70
restrain IL Chandler from having control
OF the property.
The WaShShinron Wharf and Storage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
The Course Of Human Events.

Customer-A year ago / paid you $50
for an engagement ring Shortly after
that got wedding ring for So Now /
want some plated safety pins for baby.
Cserk-Yes, sir. VIII you pay for them.
Castomer-No; have them char ged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
Tacoma TO Vote ON N,pht schools

TACOMA, Dec. ia.-TSpecial. The long
mooted night school proposition, origin
atsd by Scanainayians, viii be settled at a
meeting OF ali interested With the presi-
dent Of the school board and the principals
OF the public schools next Friday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
A Spark Fen in Giant Powder.

PORTLAND, Dec. t9.-LSpeciai.l- man
named Lousigpont, while blasting stunps
N Washington county, ten miles from
here, was perhaps fatally injured TO-DAY hy
the explosion 81 box of giant powder
caps. into which spark had fallen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20

NEW YoEE, Dec. 19.-Benjamin Kilt
redge. the well known gun manufacturer.
died Thursday night at Peekskill. He
was 20 years old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
CONFESSED DISPATCHES.

The Official report OF Thursdays disaster ca
the Inter-col0lial railroad, New Brunswick
does not increase the list Of dead and wounded
ars. Mcfuire and her granddaughter Annie.
Friday in 8 burning house at New
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20
The Eakersllela Footpad Dead.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Dec. IA man who
was shot by County Treasurer Baker
Wednesday when the latter was attacked
by several robbers. died last night. He re-
fused To give any account of the affair or
of himself, bat said his real name was
James MURRAY
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sehooIma,am s.abbed by Eefraetorx Bor.

LoysgosT, Col. Dec. f9.-Miss Ida Lay
cock, teacher of a district school near here.
was fatally stabbed yesterday by one of
her pupils, Bert Meyers, because She tried
To dfsciuIiue him
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The Clemeneeau Case.

Chicago Tribune.
Criticus (who speaks French, but doesn't
pronounce Frenchf-The girl who does
the model acts with abandon.
Rusticus (who does neitherHO, come.
now. Something more than that
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Alabama Murderer Hanged.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec 49, Stephen
Ford, q negro, was hanged IL Seal station
today, for completely in the murder OF
Columbus Patterson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-20

New YoEK. Dec ie.-Lahn, from Bre-
men.
BEENEagavEs, Dec. l9.-saale, New
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light, when
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local vent
amber of
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have been
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Drunk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
Spring Resorts.
Connlrn Board.

-
SMALL FAMILY. having an elcraq, country l seat
\ near ianalo Mountain one hour and bat from cit,
would taxi To- o"G IG '{ and cance Of ros
Ec,'tny country home during tine summer and autumn
,f .pri,c wst.r chIrIing wild woods walk, and ca7
agr Dive farm sa'n,g ,grR!nS mJ 'fe dn
Accommodation ior hoe- and catfa2"- tsIs 3lV 20 ~
CLASS RoN 10. 1riounc onc,.
ACCOMMODATIONS for % t.w boardcrs in priya.
o. f'I larn, a. reasonable Addi- T. o. ioA ~ Theron
ar M0SrcLAIR y. IL family occurring thfT ow!.
Nen-Ivc 'ciadsh b"aniil lawn ntn 'o'G . sr; ~
ire. V II. Tribune once.
FIEST.CLA~~ SUMMER HOWE f'r r'hnNi family o
a "r' o 4tnl'S arr pra- ina,lP, o.. h"1i ga, e-
bo. 81. i..vaS 81: acor Addrc.. or al 10 nom .
ID FAUrIfrI. SCENERY. mountain air. bathing FISH
ID ing hour iron city. frnch cuisine. Inquire 81
Wi a9th..t. nr-i nat
Y rGEcuHE m11r - g'.- Z, g''', d i?, M fr
nrNRS REID. Lar'-boro Ms,.
ID KooK-IDr. IS rocoNo W. NrAINs -rrou; Mr.
'''ne-, r.,u d. " CENNi' ,an,d,n.i. Monroe CO. ia
(orNrrY BOARD at farr.hou.e. among th~ hl,. q
''''''' s. KiLnoihN 10, III, n.nt,"' conn
EAHN Mor~ ,rt%> n t. "1a NH, N@ ,gg. h W.
f,rn, = T., Ad4,,.. 70 70. ROGERS.
Ae,uNoNr. Ing. .a.ey grounds h,u-e nevl'
49, Atr, ~ A,ilN JolL,Dt r4'a-e,,.
- LFA>ANr HEALTHY location. '-,'g'.tgi drive
f0a '' POST 90 oiar, u '' paa a.' 60 :. Y
y uopE slANp Mes,iag r.,D :s at % ; l.s
IL s 5.,, OF EI@ o.,.ds s,e a,.r aoa.s anc s-s
.na2r 'rog, b ,g; ~ ' p,,ll.i.r'o,,h y
- ror-. m Non,.rte-r V.-.. htile.. o. 4 MOORE
,rnErfo AETrn IILf a't r-se M'hGp,ct =: 49, =
i las-c- de-, f'I' ~ ,,tFV "vo,o",c y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
ITEM NJ SYLVIA N | A
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890,
trains leave staS% foot Of pe-'r0""e' an"
S:SC 4. ~. FAST LINE for the West Pullman
IS a. M C6unbu, . 80 a. m. Chicago 90 p ~.
29d ST. louis p m eN and ok cnoS Zcc6 sunday
1868 500 o. 1iR SSi}w7GRK AND CHICAGO Nm
nra aH ane STATE Room STEPPING Dining smoking
and ri". WS,ei1aon cars presenting financial rrport
stsnosrpnh aad typewsr pn9"o and Oa all 'G a
son n Of home or once Heated by steam 4nd
eGtca by ssO4aT and and GSS caS. sG?e f ny
.nt r L0oS v SSA Scc A&P car ard 64aa
Car NewY9S 70 St v LC 10 3 ConnSu and AT a.
cinnati u - =. n. Chicago 300 p M ana 81 LOUIS
$50 =. s.@mriE WESTERN EMPRESS for all points IN
tae West NorhwcJ, an9 N9HthMrrt rum o Cbicoeo
Cincinnati ana Memphis, Pennsylyan2 Eairoad Rlning
p Chcas9 80 IN next day ana f. Lam;
go a; ~ 'yonu >Ii ." Saff,rd,,
500 p MPcias Expres Pullman ve,tiouls D Duae'
ph!> VA he Shenandoah Valley arrives Columbus ~
o 1'DS SS p cnnc cSs dH o Po% da9 and
for Corr I'ic. ~ on REGIONS. Cleveland and Column
HAITIMoRr. Wi-HINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Westminster Lt$ ENe1, Of a a4T F %a.Gns a
$50 p. N. ard f." Congressional Limited =, daily. win
I Dar car cH at S-S N" 500 %'f and $50 a
S5 S9 qn$ p SUNDAY p%d l and as %
Pd gS p and ONO "na aSiy and @'e S%
Dns cr and CTnehes tsr0ug 29o ~ H. aa
FOE AID 6dI Cc1Ga wS" G daT coaOS o-
Nils For Cape MAJ. 90 p weekday
For Old Point and Norfolk, Vim N"w-Nofk Phad.lh'a y
Norfolk RalIoad. g 90 N. daily "Eccp' SUNDAY aiII
on u. m. daily Wa Baltimore and Bar Line. : ~
H. NJ. weckdav-.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows ,..
q o 70 \ 90 8 30. TO Chicago Limited. Wltl
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited ana u NV
a. NJ J. %. 90. . 10 900. . -. ( 90. 10 " w,
6 90 & 30 ; 90 and 90 D. DOB. aud - 10 ntnr
Accommodation # 10 a. ~, TO- and 90 p. y. S..
Cpvs 6.lj. 80. 400 10 Limited anu
10 a. m . 90 %. / 30 %. 90. oc and . 90
ID ! o. = Q %. t
The Nc~-York Transfer Comlony VIII call Tor ana
choct baggage from hoirls and residence. 1900.
For timetable Of local trains apply to any ticket
'Cu@c = pl,GII ! L. WOOD.
,.encra Manager General PAS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

y ROOT %. lin ErY 81. >3RTn RIVER
$50 q. ~. 70, rlrniaron. aston. slenc~ Allen.
town Mae" oe"9s '.i, , 'i@t'" o Esans
W inial''' oit. Saada Ii.t,. n~tcn Allen.
- for lso ,-ds" o amen I ~ 'aon Alien,
to,,n and Maucn Cnuuh CA sunday. toi Lax IIopat.
cong T1ston, Ectnie1eo. Airn'own, Mauch chunN and
@ o fs5 s Naa's p lake w lsg.sSas
,5 Sa@S% Z K Hssar. w'"''o Through
for t~n HeGSs iIa 1Gn c, A%" H
"n Sumeny- Tor fa-ton. bethlehem. Allentown Maueh
'Has - p w. i.,on. Eethc'SSW Ms9tovn. Maaen
fa 11iH shaaolin'
80 D. H.. for Pennington. Lake Hopatcong. Easton
D,t,l,ncin and Allentown,
80 p Tor Sq,.,iir and ,, rlc%i"sS9 ,
ch Ss lraaiug usfrisGdre. 81 sandajs . p m.
cra,S ras % ~ 80 sa sa 90 a. 80 60
D. m sunday do nos stop a. Ocean Grove or A,
'"Ilf For Monmouth Reach scabrignt. ETC. at 80 s15
II FOR 5 81 Ii'ssn1S%& and kcypor
S' FDt akcScad Toms River and nanceat $50 Is
a. For Aiisntc Ciiy Vincland and BrIdgcton 80 a m
To- p freehold 49, BIB. 1I:l5 Il. m, 80 80
-, hS g os 20 49, GO S' 80 49, 1ils
''V' . '' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Tor Atlantic illfllana. lIishland Reach. scabrrht
Z :i3 ~ m. For lakewood Tom. rive aud I.anegst
| FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VIA Central II; /. - Ncw-Icrscy Philadelphia and Read.
ine 4. r., AID !altir'or. and Ohio y l..
For PHILADELPHIA at 80 81. 90, II 80 NJ. 30
81 TDAYs . 90, II 90 a M. ZOO. 20 90, 600
Tor Batmorc and Washington daily a. 900 II 30 Tex.
Trains leaving a; 10 II 80 a. m. 30. 90 90
L. 10 night. except SATURDAY night have
"e' rSf sao6ar cvGurg and wllaaspoP, Vt, phna.
| d,lnha at ~ = n 80 Parlor Can 7 40 n m,
10 ~ midnight "Nccpt saturday night sundays @ D. m
Tickets and PafloCar srsts be- procured at IL 26I
as 9ii. Lao, 1913 l,roadway 7a7 2ei West
| Fulton st. os Brosdway brooklyn. wv
| New.yort Transfer Company win call fer and check
bacEaSe from hotel or residence.
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
II RIVATF INSTR CTION-Prcp1ration for college or
} eXanina on. Address TUTOR, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. ,23s Broadway.
II IUNCLIoN UNIVERSITY EXAMGNATlONN.-l'3o
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO All classes
and all department, Of Princeton University nclHdn9
the cnty.founded School Of Electrical Engineering
and for students desiring pass the preliminary eNam
tons Will be held
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 10 A%D 10.
commencing at II O'Clock a. M, in the !. NJ {. a.
Building so 23d-st, Of 4th.ave., Nc"-ioIt
City.
prize o. 500, 10 be paid after nat1culatlon. VIII
he given by the Princeton Club Of N"w-N0ih to the
applicant who, at this place shall The best full
entrance examination to the Academic Freshman Cis~
further information apply to Executive Committee
Princeton Club Of NcwYork.
c. c. CUYLER, 70. Treasure.
- W'anl.St
NJ TAYLOR PYNE ~. Chairman.
20 Exchange Place
rNUE HTADMASTER Of uptown city school viii
/ take one two boys TO the country Europe fOr
mo sumr,er. Nddrc.s EDWARD LASEILE BEiGGS
The Rugby School. ~ West 125th-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
1 EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CortAnct and
DesbTosses sts. as follows: ,,. .,,
a. n. Tor GENEVA, Lyons, Emra, Rochester. BuF1lo
and Tie West and principal local points Chair car to
ysns I'd ana o G% s sa! 70 chanS and points:
II a. M Tor l.. and Il. Junction and Intermediate points
'h1f s' NO No Tor innEhannock intermediate" points.
Chair car Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and
!" 30 D. H. for Fmira and principal intermediate points
Chair Wikesbarrc and Pullman sleeper To SuSpen
''' 30 p H.. for Mauch Chunk ard intermediate points
coind iS o. To- To- k H. ins and iial 6aig
.,d Do Wc tGr Pullman sleeper To- Lyons and Suspension
- IRAN, lcavng a. a. NIX a. H.. F. ~ and az
icsions. SUNDAY TRAINS
poHts and for Sh nandoah and Intermediate points
H. m Cor Geneva. Lyons. Elnira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper LYONS and Suspension
Bulge General Eastern once. 235 broadway.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y. G. x
w HE.R.K. Co. ies,eemdi1ns leave West a2ast st
ton as r 0Scapo Do.ro London mamton
% E 40 e Is p s $! LSrl S % M 30 Pam
,ica and nrncii%l intcrmclate station, 30 80 81
y No. w s So D. IL, casE Aibany 3 80 IL ~
1880 and 81 s % 80 80 p,5 H B. ~ Nem IS%c
straw rs a. NJ, -. AZ NJ Elegant Sleeping Car,
for ,unao XIacars Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago aud
st. Io%i.i c,l Dsy SpdaVs "a 81 csSo Jrr.ev Cv p
- T. STALLION II 20 a. h.. 3 40 j. M; IoGokcn; wcs
i,m@abes or r. formation apply nooyn 30;
Washlngton.s 726 Fu0nsL Annex once foot Of Fulton
II. BE- d @s i5 a aha %est sh Or,
s.,o5s TOO, =: west 42d.st foot Iay,.t. y r
f' az esfa Pss, sSi
Arent S Vanderbrtave. N. y
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Gummer Resorts.
THE SCARBOR0 HOTEL,

rHE SCARBORO HOTEL,
s'' 1DNI. BRANCH, y. j.. ,.,~ and
oleoant enlarged. decorated anu h'"'
,an,,eI, furnished throughout viii open as "a M" Iii
ria family hotel June a. 9qd close September TO- select
spIoinaeh has been engaged and many improvements III
,rod,ced Rates - to ~ per CAV Rooms ens"so' "
t,".u' .~oi or scar Thursdays
ho'c' H'' RICIr.KD MEARE>. Proprietor, r..
ScarborO. Long Branch.
Hotel Royal, y. y.
-.-prryGTON HOUSE. STANFORD, CoNN-Leadlne
\ "rruv hotel: oil tho comforts Of yonr own ho'ne
clas. hotel service; livery and staollng --
[,TaYSTONE PLACE. Coermans Hollow Abany 80, noI
l. Pheasant healthy location abundance ol l,ysn
lin 400. &C. terms - to 81. Address q. NlLorl.-
- H'''' ~ PARK HOUSE.
finder new management; all modern Improvement
hon tborouchIv renovated; now onen for rectptlon Oh
aVests uodeiate prices ,. n. sE-N f'hANNl-.--
u,irT STRAND Asbury Park y J "a ana khR'iey 81
Thc abo,e VII be opened the 2oth OF June a, trr
oi,ss house under the MANAGEMENT OF \. CEAWfotp
o%,norv ~ lin, St James Point peasant For pafucu
lars address 275 Madi-on-ave.
40 NARSUNIL'S FALLS HOUSE; o-,,n
~ ,monc fbr mountains health ana comfort hsmHg'
t,,t,g h,thinc: nice drives boun.lful tabl" =: ~
III, IFN An Box -. narshals Greek, Monroe county
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

n iB@o5ARDING sCiioGL FOR GIRLS: Under the su-
The twentieth school year begins Wcdnesday sept, L.
1890. Apply to Miss MARY j. JACKSON Prhci-@'
CT. AGNES school. FOR GIRLS. Albany y. y
- Under the d Erection Of the RI Rev. w. {. Doane.
s. 7. D.. LII. D. Terms 500 per annum. Entrance zee
s25 Twenty-frst year begins september "a For Cs-i
logues address ST. AGNES SCHOOL
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For Both Sexes-Country.

" ACATION SCHOOL Tor boys and girls Pleas
home for adult. on the CHF>BKOjGH SIENNA
FARM Terms moderate. North chill. Monroe {
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 14c COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN

For Boys and Young Men-CountTy.
A june or 70 8 $40 "a f% .'i:'.'
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. 0GoNTZ PA; ..,oo,
sScesd and sy dT Sf fh0T yS9S
pfepsa:ion for college scientific school For circular
&C. address JOHN CALVIN RICE. a. NJ. Principal. -
OosoRIs SCHOOL. GLEN COVE &Ew:Y % H., yea,
S1mAcr F sess 5 Sse6eF f% S SO per
month. p. r. oCONNoR D. L. IN. d. Di'e0'V''
h hT aTen. VIC are anfor;Saae in q
'1' RI, sbS6 Z" S T to S&x f.
CHEEHoI.D INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. J. t6th year;
college preparation speciality business high school
..fITLIs OF 81 SSTN Vacation School 500 It el
II Newton Institute Sqdy e5 5.SSt.'n WT
. g6S hS Or ii ponies d0nA'ye Tor rNlnE el--
DowDER POINT SCHOOL, Dux6uTy, Msss;-Ihe Is
daeS SGys f isbo TGatss o. F. B. KNXpF
RoCKLAND C9LLEEGaEx; .rur.vrpsoy.
Summer School for fl or partial study. opens June
% sena lot '''-i0Sus w. H. sANNIsTER. a. NJ
ssss slSs {, 1..ss
HUMMER sCH9YL the P.eksk M ,id AsHaG"y
LOca Joah 5es' fhD fass a2d H. 3D. ffhcpa
Send for circular -
q UMMER CAMP on Canandaiepa Lake VIII coach
rae Eng R sec sStgt y Y. - -
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. THE CASTLE"
AIRY instruction; college courses rooms elegant iur
'hed boarding IL Gpf lfs4 K Esn' Head s2.
THE PEEK SKILL military ACADEMEtt aot,r,,,
Il Applcations received for bIh year. Deelnhihs
september II 1890. DIR. JOHN y. TlLDEN' Principal.
TWO VACANCIES Tor young boys in home hool for
and comforts. Address T. ID. MONTANfE trenton y. ).
WESLEYAN ACADEMY;-one Of the hsldo 1s, bet
w Classical and Academic Schools in Ncw.England
m. n.vment OF sSi in advance will ordinary tuition
hoard washing room and heating for the fall term be-
g Pnnepsi sOS wii6rahan mn Ma.. -'''-' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR.

ELTzABETHTOWN. \. =, Is located AMIDST Sofno 0,
rho nnrst mountain scenery. fnlsf ed and improved
latost sanitary plumbing: Charming dF.We r.diate IN
every direction. Pure dry, bacng air No mosquitoes
or malaria Running floor from mountain
spring absolutely pun. Table second 10 none IN the
Telegraph express and ticket 0hies IN tho
housc. Fine tennis courts aud ctoquet GROUNDS. Two
splendid owned by the proprietor supply he mouse
Hfth fresh milk cream butter. Eggs, vegetables Sc
circular city references Ny coaches connect WIN
all trains and boat AZ W'~tlort ... ,,--,...
US ~ ORLANDO KELLOGG. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
Musical instruction.

ASJO and GUITAR taught in twenty PrivSN ies 1%
u With or without the aid OF notes. nENhi " wv
SON 1870 Broadway. between 3od and $50 sIe.
INJO INSTRT CTION.--CataOeues mailed fHil PR,
IL 1iculors FBWARD pOBSON, orchestra anu 0'i'i''
laDjos / 42S Broadway near iOth-st'
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ADIRON DACKS,


Beautifully located in CIIILDWOLD PARK. An ex.
tcn,ivc fish and preserve house pleasantly
ranged nicely furnished Table supplied with the best
unsurpassed Charming drives FOR circulars and
address until june 10, " CHILDWOLD PARK HOUSE
care OF Boston Tavern. Boston Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
,NATcH ROCK HOTEL.

ADTTUN ONVk MOI ATNN.
This hotel IL beautifully situated SchroOn Lake.
occupying one Of hrahir,t aud attractive spots
in tho mountains; spring water; magnificent scenery
facilities for fishing aud hunting:
guides boats camp supplies &C.: livery drive
OMEN June ID. 1890. GEORGE CECIL,
Adirondack, Warren Co., y. Y. Owner and propr.
NvUE TROUT FISH, SO Is now at the stand
II an hank of hes a OF
~. n I'm distance OF miles Ia days time good sire
eood board terms low best reference. Address w II.
ELLSWOnTH. Beayerkul. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

ID OARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS UNDER u YEARS
ID OF age; sl25 yearly highest references Adorss hrs
NJ c.. T.. o. 3is Philadelphia. Pa
~ orIFGIATE SCHOOL Fer GIRLS. ESGLEwOOD.
~ J.-Reopens September 90. Preparation for COL
Iege specially Pupils admitted 10 N&s.ar wellesley
aud SuitA on our certificate. ADALlNE w. STER'.lSt
CAROLINE NJ GFRRISH. A.
TTONF CARE AND INSTRUCTION during the summer
for cirls and children Address Miss ROSS Seaside
N ONE School. Asbury Park. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

l. fHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LA frSDc AeE German
40. Sc hrst native teachers; conversation lapoIl
olaird terms SO Trial gratis SPECIAL adHantasgs 100
"oHaric Going abroad. BancheS' bos'oh' IniiauoiP"
Washington Berlin. Paris, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

BUSINESS EDUCATION -BSpkSeepsf, no wTh,
,vn.wrtng Ladies department. private instruction ga
c,rning - summer rAlNEs BU NES " IN o
% ROwcry. corner Oaiai' uP'"'"' 49, ~ ~
RroadWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
THE Inn Ar HIGH POINT.

dorm LOCO feet elevation highest n New
Irrncy magnificent views. malaria no mo,quitor1.
h ia giving air boat, livery Addio- FOR term, Cil AS
~. JOHN ~. Manager Port JEWS y. \.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
FIRST sTOHY.

The principal front door Of the engine
house may or may not be made TO swing
open automatically. 1t is used only for
the purpose of tire passage Of the fire appa-
ratUs There is a side entrance for the or
binary passage OF the fireTnen when not
engaged in active duty. Between this door
and the large one ia front is shown circle.
with the center marked. This center indi-
Gates the position of a brass pole about
81 inches in diameter, which extends from
the first up to and into the second floor.
The men who have their sleeping room
above grasp the pole and slide down it into
the engine room in case of sn alarm. This
is quite q saving OF tipe over the usual
method of coming down the stairway.
This arrangement is now common to all
iirst class department hous -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

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o1s ka4 hear1 Z bzrgl4Es eouins tato :
private EezLiszos. tAkiAs sa.1A- 4sa1 tzsa
ge1Hg zaHzg--aE.eE ssazling lev ra-1ss-
L4teE s1e hs4<d hla sl4sAiag around
II The eaghsu6 &c great rate 4nd Sc
w-s tnozeaghly se2rSd Sac sTisd = cal
scnze ~ tAe servants. bat coa41 no-
reach ta~n. k1n@lly after shst seemed
Ike . gAonsand yeaxs zhe desaae4 . Sc
for herself she eould not ~alt. -
With loudly l.sauEg heart she oFenee
the door Of the bassAEooza soft.y.
TIE hzht VS. low, bat N the hathfuo.
Just above the water, was the pale. sliIl
face q 3 Esni
Hs had borrowed oor bathroom for
suicidal purposes
WAea canle home al was IN con
fusion was sever - we,eoule. In q
ht1le brief excited talk / was told what
had happened. l took nay trusty "a
calhbar and went = The door, listening
t. see il the dead burglar had revived.
Hs had not. slowly opened the door
and peered IN.
To go back little. must add that we
have bust Of benjamin Franklin AZ oaI
house which every year requires wash-
leg. The help bad decided 1T a late
hour 70 give Benjamin . bath, ard with
heavy tread had sought the bathroom
for that purpose. So when the mistress
Of the h0use went there 10 discover ths
burglar She found the white set features
II the great man apparently drowned
In the bath.
Try IL some time il You think il i'm
probable. You viii be surprised.
So no more AZ present.