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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
ELKINs' BIG CASTLE.
The Ninety-Room Residence the Railroad
Mngnare Is Building.

The Ninety.Ro0m Residence the Railroad d
Mngnare Is Building.
Baltimore SUM-
The 90-room house that Stephen B. Elkins
is building near the town of Elkins, Ran
dolph county, w. Va, will be finished
about June 1. 1t is one of the finest country
residences in the South, and is at the top Of
high hill-about ten minutes walk from
the railroad station. In front is an extensive
lawn. Around the building is wall three
feet higher than the first floor. At dis
tance the house, with its towers, does not
look unlike European castle.
1t is an extensive three-story structure,
with shingled sides and slate roof. On the
first floor is large hall. which will be
lighted with six ornamental torcheres, which
will cost about 5000 apiece. All the rooms
are finished in hard wood. The freplaces
are massive. The walls OF some of the rooms
are adorned with handsome paintings. The
bath tubs are solid porcelain. The kitchen
extension is two-story building. The first
floor contains the kitchen proper, and SER
wants dining room, and the floor above their
sleeping and bathrooms.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
OPPOSED TO A PARTY WALL.

William bengal says 1t VIII Seriously
Injure His Bnrber shop.
William bengal, proprietor of barber
shop at No. $40 Smithfeld street, yesterday
filed bill in equity against George H.
Dauler, Joseph Stillberg and T. M. Scan
Ion. bengal states that Dauler is about to
erect new wall for his building at Nos. 636
and 63s Smith6eld street. and claims party
wall contract with the owner of No. $40.
bengal, who has lease of the premises,
denies that there was ever a party wall
proposes would cut off portion of his shop
and Inconvenience him greatly. He asks
that Dauler and his architect and contractor
be restrained from encroaching on the lot at
No. $40.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
THE POISON OF SNAKES,

Deadly When Injected Into the Blood but
Harmless In the Stomach.
Although the poison OF venomous snake
will destroy life if injected into the blood,
it can be taken into the stomach with i'm
punity, provided there be no abrasion of the
skin which would bring the poison into
contact with vein. The South Ameri-
can Indians use poison on their
arrows called wourali or curaro
which is said to be prepared from dried
snake poisons. Experiments have shown
that while this poison is fatal il elected
into the blood, 1t can be swallowed without
harm resulting. In fact snake poisons have
been used as medicine BY certain homeo-
pathic physicians, though whether with
beneficial results is not an open question,
and much mooted by the different medical
schools.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
The Gripmnu Started Too Soon.

]. Il. Legge yesterday sued the Citizens
Traction Company for SIC. 900 damages. he
alleges that on January 80, 1889, he went to
the corner Of Penn avenue and Ninth street.
The gripman slowed up the car and Legge,
thinking II would stop, caught hold to get
on. The car started before he could get up
the steps, and he was thrown down and Sc
yerely injured,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
To.Day's Audit List.
Short LeRnl Briefs.

The contest of the will of Mary Med. Haz-
lett is still on trial before Judge Slagle.
A DIVORCE was granted yesterday in the
case of Lena Euler against W. B. Euler. De-
sertion was alleged.
A NoN-sUIT was entered against the plaintiff
yesterday in the suit of Verona borough
against ]. P. Stroud, an action ON municipal
lien.
THE suit of James McGibbeny against the
Jefferson Gas Company for damages for injury
to his farm caused by laying pipe line through
it is on trial before Judge White.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
, SHE COULD STAND IT NO LONGER.

A Blncksmith's Wife sues for Divorce on
the Score of Cruelty.
The divorce case of Mrs. Annie Mckay
against David Mckay was placed on trial
yesterday afternoon before Judge Stowe.
The parties were residents of Gallagher
street. Allegheny. Mckay is blacksmith.
Mckay sued for q divorce. She alleged
that Mckay treated her cruelty, striking
and abusing her until she could stand it no
longer and had to leave him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
s1s 5O-Ipd,n SILK suI,,-s1s so.

Reduced from SIG. These are choice new
goods, made well and after good styles, in
following colors: Shrimp and white, garnet
and white, black and white, blue and white
green and white.
Second floor cloak department.
Jos. HORNE q Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

A oue Hundred Dozeps-25.Cen Stockings.
Ladies' ecru cotton hose with hairline
stripes, 40 gauge, two thread, extra value,
only % cents pair.
Jos. HORNE g Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
A DRAMATIC SUICIDE.
A Woman Hangs Herself to the Car Rail-
ing of an Express Train.

HAMILTON, O., May 21.-Near Monon
Ind, about midnight last night, a young
woman on the vestibule train which left
Chicago last evening, tied rope about her
neck, fastened the other end to the railing
OF the car and threw herself of. As soou
as the act was discovered the train was
stopped, an engine sent back and the re-
mains found in pool of water.
No one knew her. A ticket to Cincinnati
was found on her person. She was seen to
drink from whisky bottle on the car, and
was heard to say that she had no friends in
Cincinnati.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
TIE NEWPORT HOUSE.
Unique Features introduced in This
Home by the Architect.
A SOLID AND COzY DWELLING.
Walls Subjected to a New Treatment
Which Discards Paper.
NOVELTIES IN INTERIOR DECORATION

The perfection of artistic form in house
construction is to be seen in the Newport.
IF lines were drawn from the apex of the
tower dome on either side, so that they were
to touch the points of the L and awning, it
would be discovered that perfect pyramid
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
To Loxarn af nIn.Ir.

Come and hear the Eolian played to-day.
A programme of your own selection will be
rendered: You can form no idea Of what the
AEoiian Is until you see the new and per-
fected Instruments. On exhibition at Mellor
g. Hocne's. II Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
A ss 90 sx1o pho,osraph Ere.

or yourself or children with every dozen Of
cabinets at Hendricks & Co.'S, No. 6S Fed
eral st., Allegheny, every day this week.
Good cabinets 81 dozen. Life-size crayon
only &3
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
Pushing the Work.

Work on the Williamsburg branch of the
Duquesne Traction road is being pushed
rapidly. The track already reaches from
Brushton to Homewood avenue. About
$50 Italian and coiored laborers are en-
ployed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
RELIEF FUND EMBEzzLER,

A Young Man Held in New York Charged
With the Crime.
NEW YORK, May 21.-George s. Turner,
of Seattle, Wash, was arrested here yester-
day. He is wanted in Seattle for conspiracy
with George MsCourt in the embezzleuent
of SIS, 900 from the relief funds sent at the
time OF the recent fire. Turner was ar
raigned in court to-day and remanded to
await the arrival Of requisition papers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
siIk and Dre.. Good. week Hcr,.

Come this week II you want to buy
cheaper than ever before; the greatest lot Of
desirable goods for summer at low prices we
have ever shown.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

A Big Bnrgnin-IndIa SILK Suits Mt s13 so.
They are worth $50 and sold fast at SIG.
We will close the lot, and to-day the price
goes down to S13 %.
Jos. HORNE Il Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
FIVE MILLION LOGS FLOATING,

A Dam Bursts In Maine, Caused BY the
High Water.
AUGUSTA, Me-, May 21.-It is learned
that the Moxie dam, at the outlet Of the
Moxie pond, body of water six miles long,
located near the forks of the Kennebec, was
carried away yesterday, and rise of from
five to ten feet is anticipated IN the river.
Some 5000, 900 logs are in the lake, and 1t
will be difficult to drive them out.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

Try Sample Pair, Ouly 2J Cents,
OF those fne gauge striped cotton hose. and
you will buy them by the dozen.
Jos. HORNE q Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

In ladies' black silk wraps, trimmed In lace
and let, prices %, %. $40. $40 and up TO
go, way under value. Second floor cloak
house. Jos. HoHHH d Co.'S
Penn Avenue etorsa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
To Prevent Onrlawry.

Suits against the Penn Bank and It's d.
reotors were fled yesterday by L. w. Tay-
lor, Z. q. Ingsrsoll. the Barclay Bank and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

FRENCH jerseys, plain and bound, reeu
lar prices % and S6, reduced 10 S2 to close
Sizes, 80 and "a inches only.
TTssu Huous q HAcKx,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

SILK mits and gloves in greatest variety.
25c to 81; fine Isle gloves, Is and 25c.
RosENBAUM & Co. This
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

the Parnassus Bank. The entering df 10
many suits at this time was to prevent the
claims being outlawed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
On. Glass Show

Az Z. p. Roberts q Sons, cor. Fifth ave.
and Market st. New art room opens Thurs.
day, May "a IT
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
A NEW BOROUGH BUILDING
To Meet the Pressing Needs of Wilkinsburg's
Officials.

A new two-story borough building is to be
erected on Ross street, Williamsburg. There
will be accommodations in it for Council
chamber. lookup and hosehouse. The only
place for prisoners the borough has now is a
small wooden shed, while Councils are COM
PEELED to meet in hired hall.
Work Will be commenced on the building
next week. II. s. Clark has the contract.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

for utility, ample provision being made for
storage and closet room.
Among the many excellent points from
the artistic basis, word may be said of the
pictures. There are no chromos in the
house, no oil paintings at all. The princi-
pal parts of the framed objects are etchings,
process photographers and water colors
The colors light up the dark spots or
shadowy places, while the etchings are
placed in the hall or chambers. Gold and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

would be made, an end ever desirable in a
painting, in sculpture and in every phase
of elevation where true art lines are required.
This feature is worthy of mention, for the
Newport is, in every detail, built for all
times and for the connoisseur of architecture.
The tower is an important ornamental
feature, and from its center is balanced ex.
aetly by form and weight on either side. It
also augments the color scheme of the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

SEE our S13 30 India silk suit. Get your
choice quick; the lot is limited.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22
A BARON WANTS A DIVORCE.
A German Nobleman Seeks Separation From
His American Wife.

CHICAGO, May M.-Baron Joachim Won
Rose, wealthy German nobleman, who has
resided in Chicago for about 20 years, is
seeking divorce from his wife, Princess
francesca de Widen, whom he married in
Louisville, KY, about seven years ago.
After living with him two years, he says,
she deserted him and returned to Paris and
he has not seen her since.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-22

terror, showing the rough pointed stones of
gray granite, in contrast with the brown
shingles and face brick chimney on the left
The projections on the house are very few,
not being needed for any purpose, the one
over the piazza is hardly noticeable, but is
essential to the form of the ensemble; with
out it, it would showla very abrupt and sharp
series Of lines.
Toe house is not really an EXPENSIVE one,
the total cost being about s., 500 to SS. 900
furnished; locality might shade the price,
but it would not make it cost any more. One
can tell at glance that there is much solid
masonry in the materials used, while in COM
pleteness of workmanship there is not one
point lacking.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

the links which 50 obviously connect and
preserve the harmony Of the old construction.
But it is 30 do worse than TINS; 1T is t. SID
stitute for the informing intelligence trc crude
ignorance Of tine primitive Aryan masses for thc
comparative enlightenment Of the rucstly class
who beyond dispute did, in the Old worS, ropie-
sent the brains and the highest mental progress
of their period. Mr.. Frazer las written very
ingenious, learned and interesting essay, and lt Is
the more interesting because he puts II forward
as merely a side product of larger general work
on mythology upon which he is engaged. In
conclusion We may cite, as evidence tiat ne
himself came 10 entertain doubts as 70 the scope
OF his revolutionary interpretations, the following
passage from his preface: Now that tnr theory
which necessarily presented itself 10 me in outline
has been worked ont in detail, | cannot but feel
that in some places may have pushed 1t TOO iar
If this should prove 10 have been the case, VIII
readily acknowledge and Tctract my error rs soon
as il is brought home 10 me" We think the
extent of hi, error will be more plainly perceived
as time passes. and we hope that the criticism
his theory is certain 10 elicit may have tie effect
of modifying the conclusions TO be expressed in
his larger work for 81 able and conscientious if
somewhat ovcr-zealous, q student Of mythology
should 20 far if rot illdircctcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Hudson River Railroad.
.l..l.afr.fc DO and d,p.ft fIHm
0RAND CENTRAL STATION, .
fourth Ave G16 al 81. Hew TorE.

THr iiEI o,tT E"ila'att1 liz, ~h5aS hb55 ,l.lTT CIR"
1920 A. VI. uNISIIET'li 'li~rlnrLE LIMIT
1850 +, w. IHE,rGa> DAY LArElss- daily o',p'
a5o T. Nog.u ~uoEr Nr~rnrLE LlNtTto.
b4. 90 D.tr'.. o, J.lj a. ... ,D. A-' '' D. "' o. "
GOO =. PAST wI~rEES lNIT.. ,-p,g,e c',.as'
80, =, N,I}5.g> [b>sE. NoNIHi.AL AND >IA'
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nrtf&15 8 90 Io-o.'Io d .''. :. d.. oo $780, oIs
N.hGfH> F>LL~.I0 90. 30 .51 q. m 5o .o'. 80.
sI.t' h>',,.'. 'u.o o.. r..- .o. 1880. %
IlA&e .2>5 ,..a 90 d. s',iss p m.
Ablgo<uA. .o Mp-Nl.i'- ,Np N'.. .Es - o..
&aitBukS.. 'Gsi'.>tytP AND .eANANpugUA-
BEtK-iGIha Hii,Lisr VIA 1iARLtN DIvIsIo'--
70. ~ . aad , seQrs ar ar alpo ., s.ft
Ceutrl station o. 't Sos. 'It. - .t,..' -t 49,
N.'}orl'. a8 Wa,Al-toa -'.. 80 f-.-'-rI AL 80
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hot ,,,y ayt j., y, ll. .,....i,.. o'. oar -an,
o..,r.o.,. ,s.c.' H.. 'yrss a. o. 61narr,I
ions M, ro.,.Y DloH.- q. pt>lFtS...
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OCdGbcr6.

MLEICAN AID fore professors. tutors govcrnesscs
n lud branches. &c.. sup.Iiri 10 colleges,
schools and families, ENGLISH. frcn h. German ad Sp'nlsh
'poken. MlElAM CofiEi'I 100 'u.'''' Coz. -o'h'',.
-BI ~ IIAtiII.l~, American and foreign. supplied
n fol dU litu.u. g. 4i localities 300 charge. IFN' IL
lI.~ MhNIiD. &c. 90. REGISTRATION, FORM fuI stamp.
b.. J.. AVERY. American School Bureau Wet ltth-et.
r.
4 NIEICAN AsD fOElIGN TGtoHEES' AGENCY
~ supplies lrof-r- I1ru,r-, Tutors. Got'rirsse,.
Ae.. 10 'Co9.-s h.i"o- ana iau.'.r. API4> -
tir-. ". j.. EDi N'-tl LIpN. - Union square.
N,DHIENrnUOENS TEACHERS, AGl NCY.
3 Ia-, 1Iul-st.. y Y.
nv .tiIiE WANTED. ilI-toll.- rll teacher and
drliui-tr I 70 l. 'nrF school for snail boys. Al.
ui.-- s. G. g., M'f.'. I'nn.
NEy,NA&-~ IN,uANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Nor
w both -e,'. .rplir rroics,of- ia hrr' f"'crnerses
col rqe, schools and tfn also booAAorcr~. stcno2ra
,t..r. and 'nt-- iffi*
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
PR0VIDENCE T,INE

- -r,.TIN rpnvIuTNCI' WUNT = n L an1 At N0F.
i.r .,,-d ,o.n,- Iu' rights post shortest r1I rf'
s..,n.-, cons ECTICI ald MAN~ACH Si.lIN
vii. leave PER 70 y. H foJt trrcu st. a s. D. w.
a. Y tN.,Vt SuHtaf- arrti- iro' G'1'" o. ir h'-S'
Is orrI.-. each rf..'fnnr ana
s .,curel At l2O 257 col 3zI ga sd s57 Br 'd
way A-tor Uo.-". W DO. a.t 'o-mopoi'al II 1'l' al
~ y = Iri.,f.r Coz y y. suI Broohlyn. who VIII
cal, FOR ana che bagglge from hoti r. den. l. des
nat .n.
Telephone call. Cortllnd, Ss2s.
nID-ON AID CON~NCKIE - Steamers
|, ,Tr-rCEIff. 1rf THOMAS N.NANrS leave Pier
- T. o., : Ii,'-' ,,.-y v,,a d,y AZ y. NJ con
I'.,If.s v..tU Io-t.a aui Albany r. T.
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l)nblic Notices.

v Office or PUBLIC MEETING.-Thc
Y %rw-N UIrhor Line Board or-1uiLrd 10 nN tho
,bor line ir tl. irlos of Nc"-YorA aud IL. aGjacaut
waters. viI bod .'- u.Nt public meeting in thr ARMY
Enld"r. 20 " irlI,t. So, 'rs tlil, a. II q H. on
I.o.tI.. JHf Il I-I1 40 fli- meeting hIflpr lines
Oh. I,-.. l1f- C.,urnlliN and Constable 'o nt
rHG ior %rv town Dic.. " b.. ,pn 'drrd. All PERSONS
ar. invited Do. ul.t and give their views HENRY
g. tHBOr. 1885, It' '.u.r,l O.. -. a. President of the
Board.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
BALrrMoRE WASHINGTON AND TmE SOUTH
For Old Point Norfolk. VIA Ne--Yort Phnsdelrhs
Norfolk Railroad. % m. daily except Sunday NA
90 p. n. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay L.Ae. 10
FOR PHILADRLPuIi.

g ~. % .oJ. q 800. 9 800 Can-o Limited VA
Dining t1r and l0 lu Washington L.Hif.t.. 4Hi N o
r., i2 -0 HD. .Io 5 Hn 5 iO. q 100. 80. %.
y oo. 3n on. sd 900 b. r 1ri D. D. -.
Accom-. u q ~ . Do w.
cag- E,p-,--. o - - .o. . 90 30 Limited. ana .
a m.. goo uu tU. .u $50 ou ant D
J.. r., and - - r.stt A.'o..l. .ftt.9n. 'o o. %.
INC N.N-Yfre IHu.'.r COMPANY 71i ssll fr al
chsrt har-iF. IH. g. anil t.uH.-
Dor TIM. tables % .o al trains apply 20 any tet ageni
tifAN T. pf.gW y. g. WOOD
II 1
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MORWgGHn-gME: G:

IUl. LU9ION, OuNIa'I ~ " = y III. ~ .
ISLAND, MN -LOA Dos, huE"I, II, VII ~. n.y. =
= tIN~ all points NDEIU 4lu LANi SliAAlt '5
iast, Pier 49, NOEIu EIVLE neat pier abo'" pt?-
ERO~SI - SrEIlLT ILKEG. DAILY tSuniajs exec ptdi
al 800 D. u. .. ..,
car I4f for the round r.p ~ New.Loud.u P,guo and
Fort Gr.roG - - Hor".,n, tn. ko,e ~ N'Ti u 'li'o
y. IlrHcts good up SATURDAY ul-ht down D5 - amer
cly nr S0rsich following sunday a. y NJ, "-London
y p -..,,.,.,....,. ,t,.r-pr.o .. Al
2Cl J,l 3i1, 3j3 $'5 ~ 81 9ld -55 9.9aIm ,3i33
fui;cn oHref W.. o. E>lr,-- titt: 40 21, a4i ~
and ICifIcK 3AGGAGE ron. iioIii'S and ktoi'
g. W AIsNA'i '-''''.
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3relrnCtlon.
For Yonng Ladics-CitY.

For Young Ladics-City.
A -A-A-THE REID SCHOOL.
"A. and Ea-t j3I-St
Miss Julia e.. AcAlli,tcr principal succeed nc
Mrs. Sylyanus Re d. Who con uucs A. visitor twenty
seventh year begins Wednesday, october !.
A -A-MES. DALLAuIltN SCHOOL
81 Wet 52d-,t.. VIII reopen O.t 3.
MISS PEEBLES AND MISS THoMfsoNS
Ni SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80 and 81 East 57ttst. NcN-York.
Address until sept. l. Of J. kennedy Tod Co.,
Bankers, - Nall-st., y. !.
DEV. Dr. ANp MRS. GARnNERS
Ia :, fIOOL IOK GIRLS. COZ Jtlavc, sd year.
Mrs. Gardner author Of "listo-y IN Ehyme'
Wan N,RMAN', INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1871, HONE
AND DAY SCNOoL.-2sO and =, 7lst-st.. at West
End.Ave Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
schco- and business ". + tHASE. - West 5oth.-..
A -CIRCJLARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE, stats
n. whether for boys girls city oi -'ru'lY H. J..
AVERY. American school Bureau. Wr-t AN, St. y. !.
| a. KEMPPEo~>oEs Class 70. Boy,
LIE 3l1 Madison ave. r9s = .--tr
Will r.op.l october IT,.
Number Or plp.I- Lu.t'd. Individual attention.
Refer, o. the following I'tIon-
A. J. Garland. E-l Hon. G.ouNil. T. lIa"c7.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. I413 Broadwiv
SastS5l G.;nrtm,nt, " " HDBBY ". l.. AKIN
\. C. HENDEiCKS0N. Principals.
WIS rNp ~CHoui. 1l3 VT 7l.t--' .oren, sept 81
w collegiate school fof lol~, military lNl. ne"
gymnasium CHESTER DONALDSON. \. ".
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iliACnIlnnD.lls

MON,f TIII HILLS Thirty .t"o a.l,, from Now Yor
n O.l,t Is,.alanlr %. l.''9l anu p.t.rr ~ CHAP
I'AQrA MOI tlN INSTITUTE. oa1W'qu'. %. \.
I'DVCATIO%AL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRI.S-EN-
IL DeptloutI Opportunity fpf Eo.AOt-s gIlrt lhr'h
music, ai ,llg.- tu. location. Tor pruouu. aniN u
lIf-, IONpNAN~ I.4.hrr-' Hrr11u. 90 East litI -.
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Ocean Steamers
NENARD LINE

CCNARD LINE
NEW-YOEK 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
FiDui Pi'r a.. Sorh River.
tA$l I.AIlttSa MAIL SERVICE.
G1iia.W q. JnlS I1 5 a. ~,rNit sat. Aug o. noon
] truria. sat. July l? m Etrura Sat, Aug 49, 0Am
iaula SAT- Ju} ~. Allana SIT. Aug - IO a ia
lm.rIa SAT- Nul. 2G 30 EofLuld "a Wr. Aug - pu.
cab p1ssapr. $50 and upward. Int ru.rdatr s35 and
$40 ste rirc ticket. TO ald from ain urt Eulopr AZ
vow low For fr.h. and passage apply tho com
tslve tH.c,. I B1wllut Green. Sew -Y,rt.
VERNON n. EEOWN & CO.. q, neral Agents.
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v EW-YORh AND LONG BEANCH RAIL
ND BANK. LoNo EKNN,u.. .oDI ~ ";"NE. AN>
AND I-LNL NLLA--N.

TiHe AL. 10 o''.t Jrrc .~ ioir. irt.n. l.t.o \ "
YORK foot - Ir.rtv-~t 400 SID 2.l' ,u-"-. io -
..-'. . 80 % io p Dr.. a4.,,- f.o' 'OI o.. n.. 80,
r.r fo.t ,a.t,,a, arl p..ll,..., .... $500. g. -
90 DO o. m.. l2 noon 30 ...r.,- ~i'ril.- o..' 81:
10 express . 800 i..i lt.H. ,
.cllrc.- 30. c. p. u. >udlI-. p d. " 80 ' m'
~aad,, train, DO o.. stop d. o..aa Grove and Asbuy
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FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

Via Central Il. R ot Nc"J,r,e iraai'!rhn '"i N''a
~. Fuiadc lt.l ~ 30. 40. oo. II 50 A. r. 80
% 90 3 % 3 o.. on. ID oo 'o p. I.. D. -, ~ ~
I Tor Ita or aaI wa,bioeto1 d,ny a. oo II 80 tcv
ccit ~...llt. o. u. % o.. go o. I r. - % .A' M
'Ial~ l,,,m, at 30. 10 $50 .. DIP. 80 : 60 % oo
81 d. M 10 - r.It except ~lt r!t n.h', Ai'' ''i
4 .,t.1u for E-1du. Harr-h.r'. rot-'ti" NH,
drp.a. 40 - -. m. = .c B1H'' t,f ID ', ID '.'
II i = u.du-hf t.Ntvpt NrIrltt ul- NuHdt. J.. ".
Tlp.S~ piortIr seats can b. pr cured a. ,-"': :
4l5. 80. $50 1872 l'rod"a' ~ '." 10, ",,S
Io,th-t I{t Fast t"ifi--f New. Court -t 500
iulton--t. os lroa1Nay BrooAtu
NV Yut4 Irtu>"l tnruIn, WIl call FOR and ch"cA
lgysugc iron. hotel OF cs.denro.
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Musical Instruction.

7, ANJO and GIITA; Taught u twenty private Lessons
ID with without t4c 1.d OF notes. .\Ih G.. IpH
son. 1870 Broadway. between a.l and 3'd-,-.
NJUSIC.-!n an departments PIANO. "E'tN. N. T..
WI VIOLIN. under l.-f teachers u class orI }r-
1atc lessons tI.u 56 20 $50 for -' l,on~ lnl many
Cla--,-. concerts r.r.-'.-t analyses
Elocuton and o.atlrv. dna arts trtu,". Jon .r' p
uianO and organ tuning; lctI' fgl home tr Fo4- ..t
students. calendar free. Ill term begins prmHef il.
1890. ........ ....- o..
i0'''''' r. TOCR1TU. Director.
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LAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamer leave San Francisco A. follows:
BTLGIC Tuesday. August T..
OCEANIC, VIA llououlu...... Ihur-dly. September g..
SATURDAY september %
BILGIC .......... Iu. ,ti' october =.
Superby Appointed superior Accommodations.
Reservations br ultc b. letter t.c-rapA T. and
cabin plans 2-1 and $i5 broadway. NrN-YorE.
Room "a. Railroad Hundnr. san Franclsco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
4. IL. GOODMAN. GcHeTal Passenger Agent