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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
The Congressman Says that the
Heir Apparent Is Not Interior
ing in Montana.
He Once Had Q Candidate fol
Governor, and Where
Is Hoq
A Nontanian Gets an Increase Of Pay
Nr. Power and His Little
Bills.

WA0EAISWAVNb tSkSOSA~sel
Representative Carter IN reply to state
this fall ON account Of Russell Harrison's
Interference with appointments, said the
person making the prophecy is very much
mistaken, and added Russell had cam
didate for governor Of the territory and he
Was not appointed. Since then hs has not
interfered In single appointment In
Montana. either 40 territory or state"
E. A. Kriedler of Miles City, Montana.
chief Of the presumption division in the
land Office, was to-day given an increase of
salary from 81, 800 to $4,000. Mr.. Power
this morning presented mammoth petit
tion from fifty-one towns in Montana,
signed by 2,310 citizens, asking for
legislation to preserve to the people Of the
state the mineral lands in IL, and to prevent
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
from acquiring lands to which It is not
clearly entitled under its charter. The
petitioners allege that the Northern Pacific
is claiming nearly all the odd sections of
certified to it. This certiAcation is based
on plats made by deputy surveyors show
ing them to be non-mineral lands. which,
the petition says, is an erroneous state
ment. Under the decisions of the courts
there ID little hope Of correcting the exist
ing errors. Millions Of dollars are now be-
ing invested in developing these lands, the
benefits Of which the company is not en-
titled to. Unless relief measure is passed
the title to nearly one-half Of the mineral
land Of the state will 40 to tho COM
pany, the petition says. Mr.. Power
to-day introduced bill providing that
the governments engineers in making sur
veys for irrigation shall take the elevation
at all points where observations are made.
Senator Dolph early in the session intro
duced bill creating another judicial dis
trict, to be composed of Oregon, Washington
and Montana. To-day he was notified by
the subcommittee having in preparation
judicial bill, that it would like his views as
to the size and extent of the district which
he would create. The admission of Idaho
and Wyoming will probably make it neces-
sary to include them in new
western district. Senator Dolph says
that Oregon and Washington and the
territory east of these states are sufficient
to make large enough district.
The Indian committee of tho house has
reported an omnibus bill for Indian schools,
locating one in Montana convenient to the
most prominent railroad center, ono in
South Dakota at Chamberlain, and one in
Minnesota at Pipestone. The possible
change in the boundaries Of the Colville
reservation decided the committee not to
locate q school in Warrington at this time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
Over study Afeoted Her M,pd

BERLIN, July l5.-An American girl,
Josephine Neulndorf, who has been study
ing music in this city, committed suicade
here to- day. Her mind is said to have been
affected by over study.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
MexIcan NGarauders.

WAsHxoTon, July 1.-THE secretary of
the interior has received, from gentleman
in New Mexico, ciroumstantial account of
Tie outyaees committed IN that territesy
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
Crooks.i Census work.

WASHINGTON, July. 17.-Assistant Attor-
ney General Cotton left Warrington last
evening for st. Paul and Minneapolis, with
gate the alleged irregularities in the census
returns Of those cities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
CHASING THE SPHERE.

The Ups and Downs of the Clubs rs Set
Forth by the Scores.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The following are the
scores in to-day's games:
Players League.
At Philadelphia R.H. I.
Philadelphia. o O 5 O 0 O 8 o o. 8 IL 0
Chicago. ...... o o o 0 0 l 0eS 9 8
Sanders, Milligan; King, Farrell.
At Brooklyn r. n. =.
Pittsbars.. Q Q Q 0 10 i-25 8
Vanhaltren, DAILY; Staley, Carroll.
At New York R.H.E.
Sisysi.ad Ssw x1sf.:::: -: Gs1ss Z
O'Day. Ewing; Bakely. Sutcliffe.
At Boston b. n. z
Boston ...... 90 o 0 2915 s
Buffalo,. 2 o o 0 o 0 O-12 Is o
Daily and Gumbert, SWEET; Buckley, Mack.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
Fearing Judgment to Come.

MARr1Nsv1LlE, Ind, July ia percept-
ible shock of earthquake was felt here at
4:3O this afternoon. Houses were shaken
and window-p panes and dishes ratified.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
An Educator Cominr w..t.

An Educator Coming West.
BELIEroNrE, Pa, July 15.-Prof. John w.
Heston, principal of the preparatory depart
ment of the Pennsylvania state COLLEGE. has
accepted the superintsndency Of the Seattle.
WASH, public schools.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
The Principal Block Burned.

DENTON, Tex, July 15.-The principal
business block of the city was burned to-
day, entailing loss of 100000.
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Railroads.
NEWY0Rk CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
9gr Only RAILROAD STATION IN rHE ORR
iallQAxa:


9gE OILY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE ORA
Trains leave rs follows; $500
10 A. Mast NAIL. For Albany, Ouca' oS'-''
oESSo,h,s, g.1a a9d RRYEsBuLE LIMITED duo
1880 Aa' Mg2% Ne fEN DAY ExPREss-Day except
l2OU SOUTHWESTERN vEsTiBGilLEio ., In M
lfEDNDue Cincinnati 10 90, Indianapolis II ~ a. "'
40 Po1I 6%So go SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at detroit at 0 rs a. M. Chicago ''o ~ me- ~
500 r. MFAsT WESTERN EX nnI. IS n Chicago
$50 op TIc Mpnpp1Eo 81 MoSTEEAL AND BuF
s15 + MEA PPksfs ST LOUIS AND cTIcA 5ov Ell x
FRtss"Due Indianapolis II 20 p M neA' Jay ~
SEWByEGH E, k 10 So
fi p oj ' noon sS 80 e 4 = F. 3 ''%
p p for Garrison, West Point - III 10 a. m
20 . - - So % oC e 70 sq q 70 90
noon 3 80, 3 So 80, oo rs 80 ol' D. Ill.,
TRoYnti97 As 9Io 10 80 II 10 0a I IL 90
: 20 SR 9S - ga 10 MI 10 90 ~ 10 30
NJ. l. 100 noon so 200, 7 80 ''i' ~ '"'' ''
SoS IFS 3 2,S % G no. n e 60 noon So
yIA9 CO 80 yS p 10 co. no 80 a. NJ 70 90
Ab aGe3 20 2G ~ Exp MoxTREA-t7 49,
AtdttF& X G E 80 d&&A 1D 10 OO
'|$ + TX III HAEE% DfvFsioS-
sp9g car car 'GEg l,9 z: Gr'I9 3
yo5E ssa fSGos anf o 3ss I RS
f D E HS@s ea s"f FOR O and ShSc basass
hotels and re.dsce; through 70 ds;,lnatoa SATURDAY.,
train: shose leaving at PIP 10 90 90 m m
S S2S T 20 To dqfa stop & as Street biNE
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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New pnbllfat,ons.
A SPLENDID PRESENT
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HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE.
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We can think n appropriate present for boy
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PEOPLE. IL is library Of instruction ana enrf"n'
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~ Measure 10 every boy girl hands tbs
volume may fsll.-PhiladolIhia Itcm.
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A DvEET1SEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK TRIp-
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No rs B.oadway corner Thirty.n un.
ave i12 esh-aSs; 1873 F0urth:ase.;. conner -Four.
teenth.st. go Thrd-ayc corner Forty seven N St.
o26 Third ave. near sixty nr.tst.: Los Firstave
100 West Forty "eond-st 100: Coiumbussve.: SO
Liberty at. 81 Avenue A: 1879 Third ave. and
the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East onehund red
0th-st. Up TO o. No.. 1t regular ONCE rates.
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Sfw Dubl,fdtlons.
THE POOR INDIAN.

FREDERIC REMINGTON. writing from 'c stand
ubo ha. lived among the Western lhu'Ah' an'
,,. careful study Of their condition ana character con
..,,,,,s T., tbs weeks Number Of liAEfEh > "''"hi
~ ,r,cl. on the employment Of 'ind'"' a. i''S'''
c,,,rvn With the freedom and fcarie''e'' o' '"' Nh'
understands his subject, Mr.. Remington di'
- -. c,,,ions with the Indians and the deploab'
,,o GROSS encouragement OF the Interior Denr,
ment.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
luI(,H\ALLEi RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlands and
n..hro-.., St.. a. follows
Desp.o ~ Tor Siatington and intermediate points.
"a m 10. GENEVA, Lyons. Elmira, Rochester Buffalo
we.t Potsyilc and principal local points. Chair
esr 70 Lyon, and Pullman gar T. suspension rdee.
car , II, for Msuch Chunk and ln:rmediat" points.
., m fof l.. and H. Junction and intermediate points
10 Mauch Chunk
Chair ca Tor TunkhaEnock and intermediate points Chair
=, Tunk hammock. Connection 70 Reading and Harris
burg 1-,,utr, and princin,I internediata nol,t.
Bridge. g., po,,s,ue Mauch Chunk and nteru, adj. y.
,,rn;S Chair ear T. Mauch Chunk.
pohcSso m, Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
conn,ctian b. Reading and Harrisburg.
WIN N m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and de West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons anu Suspension
Bridge. , -, ~ y, IN ., n -, an, 4 ,o
~ conneo Tor all points In uahanoy and Hazlcton coal
regions. c,-Xn,y Tp,IxS
m for Mauch Chunk. HaIleton and Intermediate
points and IL a. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
p'h 10 H. m for Mauch Chunk and in:elmcdace points
n m for Geneva Lyons, Elmr2. Rochester. Eurao
and de West pullman sleeper T. Lyons and Suspension
o''1s General Eastern once 235 Broadway.
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PALMER HOUSE,
ErQal Notices

troal Notices
SUPREME COrRT. CITY AND COUNTY
- or XEwYoRK. The New York Lin Insurance 5, ,,1,:@
and Trust oooHa% @ a. r3aG assns, fdCric r. co
a Sy NeeB aTSs " and q fI aasIp,E ADMIN
pccon Hn ohe~,c m9"n z, SsDol"Sn STnr f a.
Mnc A 6G t@et M o HoS Tane and % Mary
c. 9@ dq E FoI Of HaE f &S Of maj, fm
Bunel deceased ,u,d by hc namT ' teatan,s
10 "a, ,r hcrhf sunnoacd to tho amended com:
plant in ; ara :" within iGie u sGH dayo ate the
.fice Of this amended summons. eV'lr-iN" 81 IN" gay
igncn, w! be- aken against you by default for the
ic.cf demanded IN The amended c"npaht
p'''' ''""''' ~ EMIT EMIT. { E E,,d:n<s.
one; a1% r M;i,, : Ad4 T.
Mar -, The G'gsetcI - 9 , a,mc b ,1i ~
rntr u1sao.q ana also $50, 70 W, ,T F, Aca rsa~
In. fo-ceo.ns amended summons + .or'"i unon Hon' ~
publication pursuant - an od't o. soH 5 e. sat a., xSw
Vo- dacd he t,l',h d,v ~ p'c"nhcr 100 9nd ,4G
vi,h ne ,one,tot ana ar, anaa ,1 S' W Xn York A.
''''' December ' fHNfT r..p! E21' >sS,S.,
CUrRLNE CorET CITY. ANp co, l,; NTG
~ OF ELY l-,h I"r a.'snda@, Trial desired
IN The c,,1 9nd cci6iy q Sew yorS summon.
yo A., her ,l ,urraoned answer The paint In
NJ r.o ,,, a'' sin tvnv da. aft~r mo .er,ice
q ~, summon. o,lu.,c - the DAY ~ sry.. a1q b
,s, Of a, S' yoq H., t,.a, 70; r d'"and4 in
tn" p ,i"'; Sas YES y?y"o5 G + ,wYrz
ONE and ro',orlc. ati.-. 10 20 Na>'au.'t S""forK
IT, no above named '"ndant ,.,,.,. =. anna,
Ic',~ a. -, ,si,c '' S. isnc1t IN M. a@eo9
vI D.. r}.n n1'o.' ,oy '- 'hr 'H" ',, ,,.-., conn
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nrnRDnLJ'TSCHE LLOYD S.. co.

n SHOKr ROUTE 70 LONDON
Steamers al from Der 10. % =; Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS:
I obp Nod DC m.f Slalr...N W a, Jan. :, 2 N
Sp 5r Sat. Dec 2 Fder ~ Ian J. j. a. D.
eirs cabin 90 and inward Perh dag 20 oss;
LL.uS s. co. 80. Bow ing Green
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Ocean steamers.

~ HE BOOB, or oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
i pages. illustrated The standard authority on
American openair anusrments. Rules for sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c, &C.. in
ful 81 per copy. Published by The TT bunr New YORK
Entertaining and universally compmented by the presa,
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NnARlE,rON S q. the South 4 Southwest.

TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From Per % T.. K. tot to)seyet ST. AZ D. n. =,
YEN AISLE, Ctar, anc lgcLscrN We'd. Pc. e
ftitpOF m! Charleston ,nt JachsONt I'm, Dec 2o
SEMINOLE. Charleston an: JacAsonN i'- Mon %. a.
,rOOT Charleston aid Jackson We'd. Dec III.
All steamers f.cla>s piss"n ger scro 1o1a,onx
Insurance und,r oten ,nr . 90 1t;snssr,i Aceats "
'sH" BoSllag Green, y. 7.
~ - rcrp cenu Ar, q; s Fr't Line. 3t7 Broadway
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DED STAR LINE. ,.

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for Ne"-l ore anf AatNrr9 MeeSy', -
Bi.IGt inland ....-. ~ mesa i Dr'eHt'I - ~
%0IEDiN\D Wtdne-day. D,ceWprr 81 a. M
Cabin Rates First Cabin. 80 aud upward EXCURSION;
ssi and inward second cabin. s3j. Excursion 500 ano
very oN rate. o....
yi-rt = WEIGHT 4 son ieul Agts.. 8 Bowling dfeeo.
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Oantlna Ata0emles

4 LEXANDER MACGREGOKS
"A CLASSES IL DANCING.
MENDELSSOHN ROOMS. lOs WEST 5jTU.ST
PryatN lessons sny time by appointment
r ERNANDo's ACADEMY. l02 East jjth.-t-A school
L Tor dancing. department and cASthcnlcs
all the new ana fa-honsbe dances send circular.
q FORGE w. VILLAGES SCHOOLS. 30 W.T. j!,tb..
NJ and Harlem. 81 West leGth.st. So circular.
NJ TRENoRS ACADEMY, Broadway and 32dst
NlGf.N FhA J. and PRIVATE LESSONS ALLY. Circulars
fRlpAY EEENlNG. ADVANCED CLASS. Roth Ssxes
m GEORGE DoDwORTH
IL No. 6Si 5rII.ANE.
Now open. Glass and Private Inssnn>
Mems CAass eommences Monday. December l.
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IF\TRAI. OF NEW -JERStl

I to6T or LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
80 n "' FOR Ea.oq Ma4ch chunk wlIa,sOe are,
ESds HaogIs T1ma} %. f fasSSM s ,
eeSTy N wyaesGaaTrc and scranton
90" So M NJ for for Es,,o" and Mauch chunk On SUNDAYS
Easoa Haprh Gums t a aa Mn9Sh chunk wksbar
leading arr6grs fS1ob R T1a2 Pa,S Sh2 an;
H.lr DG p p Fe a,S s@9dsy
s M t2 L sIraato M'4, ama an* rcSS Shame
sr F,:sa a AZ %,A Ac@ &SSaS Reading Harris
burg s. sundays a. 80 Pumr,.,o,.,
fo. " G2,ln a c6ianG, At 80 SIS Ill5 a. m
49, For 20 fS,,S S%2 P q, 80 G w i % 80 30
go fo p @ Branch and point. south Point ra,ag at
sxt 'a ocean Grove and A.bury Park 90 M. 30
E;s S os - s1 s5 % M H. 'S go G No.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
N,.,5 s.l5 a. H.. 80 20. $40 p N. SUNDAYS.
sI3 ~, "a yineand aid Bridceto az q q m
$50 p 1aomoum Beach and scabrlsh. at SIS. II -
a. m. 20 30 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL Blue LINE
For Philadelphia. st 80 a. co. II 80 a. m. go
200 re CO. 90 go an a. H. 20 700 70 CO. G1d
p " l. 10 night. y....,,.,. ,,,. .,o.oo ,t.2 .,
~ ,u Ei,""'' n an" 90, ) 70 500 D. nv ma
Train, -In}s At '' :>rsr1 80 Stud I'd :, oig6t Cnd
Sc. go "o i 90 p m have connection for Ecllins. la
r'Gfggs , rGry and Wamoport Philadelphia q
3, , n@nc' tto Sunday 80 BOO D. 10 "'1"E"
Trpcts ard rarlorC ar at, can b. n,Gcu'd A. POI
~ ~ "a, Vast I$5n.,t Yr,York: / Cou,t,t sdC
I 1itn.N ',t o. nroad0a,. Broodyn.
bnggare from hot"i or residence
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NELSON'S
Rocks Tor Boy. Girls are honestly maze OF soo' paper
. nnted attractyely and strongly bound ana suitable
=, al, seasons for presents May be oeainei al all BOOK
stores
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THE MISSES ELy's

-A-THF BROOKLYN HEIGHTS sFNfNNN
A. boarding and Day School for t,.rls CON f"' open
NCp' e Addrcss 'or circulars, 10, l4o Ai'ie''' '
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fathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Goycrnessc
&c. 80 colleges, schools aud Fauilir-
Mrs. VI. J. YpCN''-fr LION. ~ Union square.
4 BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied .
"A all branches locality charge Teach wanted
registration fee form for ~tanlu l.. v III fS>OON
tlat- H. T. Avery. American school BuIe,u ". 4ti.t
MERItANs and foreign professors. tutor, COVERINGS, :
n aud teachers Ot all branches sc. supplied 10 colleges,
schools and families English French 'cman aud Npsnl n
spoken. MIRIAM COERlERE $50 jth-aSe 20tl-,t.
TT FACHFR WANTED Flrstclass man A. sub-nast.r
j and Instructor in military tactics in a military school
for small boys. Adde'S :. (. =. Media Penn
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u,iTTIMoKr ,'' w4- n :IA, md Tmf SOUTH
m W'| hf1',-
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

!; 20 90. : S20 . 10. Chicago Limited. WIN
Dninr e ar and 10 10 Washiuy Limited, aud II 90
a H.. ie..o. 90 . 10. go. 30, 90 ! 80 . GO
900 d 80 %. and o 90 p m. and - 10 nl-ht.
Accommodation. n 10 a. n 20 ana ~, p H. ma An IN
a'r, $40 90 { a. 90. 6 20 90 ana on
T. m ard T. - night Acorn oi1'ion. 90 p, '.
Tho NoNork Tran g. con pany win al for 'nd enc 4
ho Gag, from hotel. and r'sid'nc"~ through {" 'tnat"1
To tim, tables % .oll trains apply - any t'h' agent
u - company. r : ,voon
Manager General Pass'r Agent
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BOOKS.

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n .XJo-uFxRY C. DOBSON. solo nlanufa, tnr"r ma
ID teacher %, the patent Holl hih.' l-'o h'''''""''
Branch 80 West l@ith-st
DANJOS for hodtv pr'eenS 100 e.'n M any az, n
u i'an,o, u
:, private instruction 20 ladies EDWARD c. DobSoN'
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Jnstruttlon.

For Boys and Young Men-Chy
GLASS FOR DONS.-InterDcdlatc ana ad' 9nced
crads. student. prepared for college. Jaw, sc"ntnc
Schoois and business. w. r. CHASE. - West 30th.st.
4 CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FEE 'tats
A..hsfbrr for BOYS girls; city or country T. v
HuYsSooN American School Bureau, 2 w f'h-'t' y. =
INSTRUCTION IN commercial brsaches eI2cqton -. NIL a.
aYr .1rncr and tactics and deficient ingllSh gwen OF
Reasonable terms; long eIpericnre Call tuesdays anu
inuf'' n F. HYATT. 1l3 Mad ave
PREPARATORY eolleg. school a. l7s West ltn't T.,
Hco,dvrtcd nv II r Wells: tho learner taught how 70
,hougS, Exercised and speedy deyelopment Of
. nv Ike methods .. instructor employed personal
Attention 20 each limited % twelve scholar
University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.i73 Broadwar
u near t2d' $50 va frim11nrb AKIN AZ
s. c. HENDRICKSON Principals
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For Young Iadics-County

For Young Iadics-Cou ntry.
ID ELvIDERE sEMIXARY-slcO PAYS ,of thorough
Is course in bushes. department Win hone" 'I"cl i9
ADDE'S SEMINARY. Bclyiteie Ne"Jer'"y.
n oNE INSTITUTE Iarrye2HHn s {A @,rains ,, nd
ll 9's s. Ss'GG for M 5a4s d Hf IA f. a
TIE IorNc LADIES' sEMIXAHY d,%@,G4 y y; Jn A.
,1uo.gss ,'''n a sG' rr III t,fi 5f%%f a
For Boys and Young Men-Coun,ry.
ID oRDTNTOwN y. D. MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID re-. Rev, II L i>J1Ny 4 ;a M rI5,9p''
gao. acHD ana Sew school
ios 81 .d ! f For nrSlla
&C. 'od'e John CALVIN RICE A NJ. Principal.
r. LMwoOp SCHOOL TUR BoYs.-M Milford Conn.
II ia r,nt, Who AZ unfotuna,e N" Management o.
81 ri. :n :G s do 49, S;H TO FR :aaN " ha& '
EASTMAN BUSINESS coLLEgE pouehkeccp,le. y Y
Eop all the year Thorough nsirugtoa n Boos3,Ies
Arithne.ic Sc: Ttl~g'aPhy, stenornphy wriune
ho.ice no charss Tor situation furnished Send for a,'iso
FREEmoLn IXSTITrTE ,rsrnosS S Oi, ;n ys@r
and s' e.s:.a i'I goTT.c. '''"" NIX" ''o'
IRVING INSTITUTE Tarry,own- Hudson IN attr,c.
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charges. superior building.
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| supprd with baths and every convenience.
centrally locsted churches and po-tofcc
within ten 40 minutes walk depot Line Il. Il
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Fine boating and bathing.
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advantages ana conort- Of home We feel sure "" offer
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For Roth Sexes-CitJ

AIRS BURNz SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AN i
vi TYPFwRITING, - Clinton Fl,c". ,n.c.
rnent rapid ccrtiNcat' OF ron potency ON graduation
% send Tor circulars.
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For Young Iadics-City.

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"A. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 6O1 jthaN' 5-u va
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nj 'F6ldren reopens october ! A. 10 Ia, 10
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STEAMERS leave PIER 40 EQRpH KiEEH aexs
PIER ABOVE DESBROSS Is. ST. FERRY. DAILY tSun'
DAYS excepted 80 p m. Ticket, and Stater9oms 50;
Jersey City.