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UNIVERSITY OF HE CITY OF NEW.IoNh.
LAW SCHOOL,
JOHN HALL. - D.. Ill p Chancellor, o,,o
utNKY NJ MAJ RAJ ZEN ID. LID. wee, hAncelios
DAVlD Ii; JAOI Is, Ill. D.. Dean oi Law Faculty.
Ine thirty begins Oct l. 1e0o. ana enos
The course Is designed TO give III" student; . ..
thorouSn preparation Tor The cAaiihaI'oS r'luTeu o'
comtet know ledge OF substantive law and OF plead
Ing @, ldcnco and pa tee ., ..,,o, ma
cour-r OF sessions and thor"neh written ~
vol a. oral examination. required for A DER" An
allow ancr ~ not il nad" iof previous
study elsewhere. . ....,.. -, ..,o,.,
Provision has been made for limited number of scholar.
sh,s Of SVO " be awarded at The cid oi ue 'uof
year.
ccurnrIE oF SPECIAL. CLASS IECTr RES 1901 !:
WILLIAM ALl.I.N 49, lI.lE. LIZ p A1n'iraity Aho
Mariir," aw jurisdiction and Practice
AUSTIN ABBOTT Ill; D.; rr'paratlon 'or Irai:
t'uAKLfS +. MCLEAN. j. l. ID. Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAlNl.tD Esq, Int national Law
A. A. Et.DtiELD Esq" Rc>tra''ts Oh I'staineh'Ary
Hon. MYTH ). ISAACS Examination OF Titles To Real
Estate.
For catalogues, &c, srpy to yrr.r,,
Equitable Buildng T." Broadwav N"w.iork.
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1nsirnclion

For Boys and Youn. Mcn-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL,
SIS FIFTU.AvE.
Corner i-th--t.
THOROUGH PREPARATION Fol. CcLLt"E AND
BUSINESS.
Reop.ns September 80.
WILLIAM rREELAND. Principal
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WILLIAM IREELAND. Principal.

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scientific schoo! g: hu>!n'.> ''Nnn.'.
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APPLICANTS INANI%ip "X MD AFTER
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AUTUMN HALF ELEVENTH YEAR WILL BEGIN
on TUESDAY. SEPT. 80.
Dor the Tenth annual IatI Of ~" >"Lon and for the
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after >eptcu I.I 10.
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New Publications.
T0HE TRIBUNE MONTHLY
FOR
SEPTEMBER. 1890.
WILL BE READY BY SEPTEMBER 10.
A SUMNER AT CIIACTAUQUA.
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE MOVEMENT.
THE ASSEMBLY AND ITS PEOPLE.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. Founders Of Chautauqua.
@ The College Course.
&. The Hail Of Philosophy.
L. Women OF Chauauqua.
s. University Extension.
g. Thc Literary and Scientific Circle.
Z. Chautauqua's Many sides.
IL.
THE SEASON OF 1890.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
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sona gossip. lists Of visitors. etc.
Ill.
THE ASSEMBLY GROUNDS.
WITH MAP AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
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d partm,nt, Chautauqua wit and humor.
Is CENTS cory.
THE TRIBUNE. NEw.YoRK.
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jersey tIy.
SrEvEHs SCHOOL.
InE ACADEMIC pIr,ErMrvr or THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE on T"CUAOt",Y.
Elycr.st Lr,w.,n 5;h zni Cth -. Hohok"n. y. j..
KIurtN> StPE II. 1870.
Examination. fot admission til" 10TH and id,h OF
Srrt'mDrr
FILL CntrSIS OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
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PREPARATORY CLASS. 80 PAX AHNuM.
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Institute.
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r. n aaa iosns lE~nlr'1 IanSrr 81 ,r s r.
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s ":a, vnd AIi a a% IN onr wa,"
s"a 'O; a Tor IN" cr a'" S S" t""" per
.d rArr%S s "adSs amt Day S , w E.,
In Scptcr.br.
iSs %'s%s .%H Iey "'o for Girls
VIII reopen Wednesday. September II
E =. pAS "a! sc ,y r"n s Y9uS y
sGoo cirrular. aptisson. ''A'" '''N "'''"
FOR Yo"ys
: .S ss .a ses 81
MISS THOMAS family, boarding for eight pupils
enSy c a1n e ..s e. Es.. on
NlOTRL DAME OF Northumberland Institute
~ for Young Ladic. and Preparatory srhr for Little
Grs. conducted by the school Slstcrs Of Notrc Dame.
EMILIA Z. o., ncar Baltimore, Nd.
r Yr sEMISARy.-vor particular. address,
Mrs ). J. LIFE. Rye N. Y.
| ST. MARGAhEr'S DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
= Waterbury Conn., 10th year ...
Advent term begins ID. W Thur-day, Sept H. 1890.
The Rev. FRANCIS T. RUSSELL 4. NJ, Rector.
The Rev JOHN H. McCHACkAN, A. NJ, junior Rector.
MSfa 1 II ns ssS"y Tor .i 1 Win Ssss
H pnc,e: :. 10 sSP As
! e EewJersey. President
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nv HE BOOK 'nr opEN.AIE sroETS , oraSS; S
i Illus The stuultu authof'
American Opciair anu>enents. ,s"ic' ~ &c In
ming ball playing, shooting horschaeE rang [:,vYorE
Ents ,ta,hins ana uniysrssy complimentd hS TIA -
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+, OLLFa.IATE SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
" 81 west iUth-at.,
WILLIAM MCDOWELL HAl.SEY, PHI. d.
(IorIirlly FNci~on $ Iai-'.y.l
Short lessons thoroughly mastered. Number OF pupils
iimirri !.rop'ns W'dn' sday, S'pt. ~ ln:".
GrIduats 81 Gas, O' 81. Cole lat" d. pertinent.
entr'd Columbia. YALE Piince:on. Harvard. Amherst.
Williams and Ha,rriod.
Rrf'r, anong Others to the following Ia,rns:
Mr.. o"o \. i;ohlin~. Sir. John y, St'ains,
T. v. d. Thos. II. >i0, Nj. Robot Mdrlit.
Mr. Henry B iiari"> Erv.i'r. Er>nin" y. White.
MI John IT, ruutilrr. Mr. John a. Eikor.
Mr.. Warner Van Nord n, D. q 0," II. II rmphreyh
Mr.. John NJ Kc.son, jr., Mr. Jo.cph w. Harper.
GLASSES For EofS. 20 East 5itlst.. reopen Oct.
" =. En.li>h. French. atm. ........
(NOIC GRAMMAR - IIOOL,
- JlSl.Sr. NEAR MADiSONAVi..
I2-th year bcgiis MONDAY, > ut. I'D. 1890.
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ness. Primary pa New and SPACIOUS building,
especially for school purposes i.argr and we'll
cIuippd gymnasium. No extra charges. Numbrr Of
pupils lmlt"d Ea'ly apIli {, NECESSARY.
PRINCIPALS Or. l.. 5. BACON. A. NJ. Ill. u.
'''" Is. II. CAMPBELL. a. NJ
principals examine applicants and after sept. 18th.
Catalogues a. the School and at Putnan's, "3dst.
T. EDWIN FOwI.Ei.. A. H.. NJ d.; vice.iiin.. N. A.
SHAW. A. M-Senini. Pr pa atOiy. Primary and Kinder
2arten Depts. Students rapidly prepared FOR college
business tiymna>tic training Military Drill. ReOpens
Sept 90 Send for catalogue.
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! no.. OF INNIOW\ ND LINHHPOUl"
tlIi Ot ~ v .Np..K We '.">iiN = I"it'r J., a M
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ID. - 4, -, II :,a,.. >'',uND CABIN ONWARD $3j;
,,.'.,d SrilkAHi % III rl.E Wl:l''IntI 3
ln>s ,.u,r,l Agent, Z BOW LING GREEN. y. Y.
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Jnstrurtlon.

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For Young Lades-Country.
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Art Schools.
THE ART SCHOOLS oi The M,tropoIitan m For or
''''' ARTHUR LYMAN TUCKERNAN, Manager
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81 HOOL FON 0rnLs

SCHOOL Fon ornLe.
40 AND AZ COLUMBIA HFIaIITS. REonKLYH.
n,.ru yi.NE ~lANY'> rrinr | Iny Schooi
~ ~ Io,- l", I.".h'.'y F,,c" HFsh 1t PAf'
and tuhVf: .SsAoit
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y rW.yoEK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM

~ PANI FUK w MD MANU-.
Fruf. i:,.> 10 ALI - /. ~, at y. M -
Ai.NrCA lrA,1nl ard Nan; tria, 100. W S'it, II.
cay "f wN>EiA''I"N }pro>v,ra Cruz >lt SEP. 20.
NIAGARA N.'aHs amt >,-'a. ... .... w'd >"pt. -.
SANTIAGO. > u. '-o h.. t.p :5.
10: Ya...ci.ar> T. i-h' a. ,R,-n-- L'lly t.
IANLs L. MAND & 20 LIZ WA..At.
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r II. GOODMAN. 'rncr,l Pas,eng Ag'nt.
N,ORDDETTSCIIER LLOYD SIS. Gu.

N SllOI.T Rot IT. 10 LONDON.
NEW. YoEK oi'ruAMPGON AND BREMEN.
.ai.'I, 80 irtp fo", d., I, iieeo~e..
wnn. ru,,> .l17 3" A. -, -. =, =, p m
w., Sat. s,rt 2" Il, 8, Tam W.d Of l. q. m
Fr~, ~ H. 80 AID upw ari birth, according {, oc q
Ian. S,coni rah.n. 80 berth. Srerds" ~ lowest
49,. OEI.Hltlis L co. No Bowling 'r"cn.
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n RlSLER SCHOOL,
. EAST 49TIISr.
The ninth year begins Monday. sept. 20.
Attention i called to Tia" quarters, which anOd
large. w.lllshtcd wevchtiated Gas, and u suit
able gymnasium.
Circulars upon application.
nR. L. D. LYONS CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
u East 47thst. d:rnrrly 07S 5ti.ave.) .
win open Sept. 30 Pupils are prepared thoroughly for
colleges scientific schools and business Three
resident pupil, Will 10 received.
r RANCIs y. ALIENS CLASS FOR BOYS reopens
business. Number limited. Is West 42det
Z G. IRELAND'S CLASS FOR BOYS.
r. 10 WEST 42O-STs
reopens Tuesday, September 30 Mr. ireland will b Of
IN clax rooms after SeptAruhas Ii. Q 70
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:. c.. the South & Southwest


LINES To tAI.lFDl:Nl\ JAfAN. vrcO
IENT'i;I ii. AID SOUTH AMERICA AND xMtn;AA|o'
trom Nrw.iorA per foot foo, e., lhnr. Of Panama.
COLON All. saturday. Sruttmo,r ~, "oon
From san Francisco. LIST ana nr;,'"" 'N'
FOR JAPAN AND tfiiNN., -. , - m
cry or no DE JANEIRO sails Tues. Hrp. -" |, l., ="
Eo, freight passage aud general informat'o9 Apply
conany's Office on ti" pier, foot ol an"
'""i""' RI'IitY General SuIhriht'hoenS
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Cuw 5lbools.

UNIVERSITY OF HE CITY OF NEW.iONk.
LAW SCHOOL.
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I,pC,vrRIcAN PACKET co.

ITAMRI'RG. AMERICAN PACKET CO: oao,
fXpRfSS SERVICE between southanpto" SAG Ga AS
i..r'n i,suM,rs New twin screw steamers 0. Ao'o'~
i,nn And - 800 to ID zoo hor.ep.~er .,..
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Aug Wet. g a. M. S,pt. Is Norman ~ IN M Oct g.
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Steaner> leave Hamburg pSckS uao wnE OFFc
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PACKET COMPANY. 1. ID ~, .,,Sw,y Y.
~ RrO,dway. New. York. VI n.D'1., A
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II OAKLAND COI.LfNE, Nyack. the. II udsOn. y. y.
IL Both srA'~ Progressive and successful Music aud
Art Sccialties; thorough work; splendid result. An
cndow ment takcs ladies' st 5000. Catalogues, w. u.
bANNlSTERv President
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For Both SeAes-Country.
CIIAPPAQtA MotN TAlN lNSilIt liz, Chaplaqua,
~ ". Y. Order programme for 1880 ~ and ectuic.
Among the hills. thiry-two miles from Ncwiork.
FLIG HTFUL HOME with beet educational sd antagcA
ior four children; English. music languages: excrp
EACHEs,' hREX 10 FAY ss Mss
u BENNINGTON IN. j. SEMINARY AND LADIES'
COLLEGE. Stst Offers educational facili
tieA. Terms mod, rate. High and healthfu. Steam
heating a. II. by , 81 scss 10, 81 years,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
SEVEN PERSONS POISONED.
Arsenic in Coffee Makes Nearly an Entire
Family Sick.

How poison got in the coffee which made
seven persons living at the residence, OF
Mrs. NJ. S. Miller deathlv sick Monday
afternoon remains a mystery.
The police of the Third district are in
yestigating the matter with all the energy
Mt their command, but they have not vel
been able to collect any facts which VIII
throw light on the subject.
That there was poison IN the coffee there
is no doubt, and the question which every
effort il being made to correctly answer -
How did it come TO be theref
THE FACTS.
Mrs. Miller resides at No. 1915 west Cary
street. and in the house with her dwell
nine other persons, among whom are hr'
A. l.. Redford and wife. the latter daugh-
ter of Mrs. Miller. Monday morning Mrs
Redford bought some coffee at the Attain,
tic and Pacific Tea Company's store ha1 hnu
carried it home, where il was put IN DoS
in which there was already a small quantity
of the same article. =.
Mrs. Miller made pot Of coffee for din,
ner and seven persons drank of 1t, all ',i o.
whom were soon Afterwards seized VIII
violent pains and extreme illness, followed
bv vomiting. DR.. j. g. Watson was sum-
moned and pronounced il a case Of poison
ing. An antldote for poison was admins;
tered to the sufferers and all were relieved
except the two small children, who were
seriously i'll for some hours. but the etiec,,,
of the poison was finally overcome and al
were out of danger yesterday.
SEWN OUT OF TEN.
The victims were Mr.. 4. J.. Redford, Mr..
Thomas Maloney, Mr.. Isaac Woodcock'
Mrs. Miller (the mother-in-law of Mr.;
Bedford. Miss Miller cher daughter). and
two Young bows. aged seven and nine years
respectively, sons Of Mrs. Miller.
The other three persons in the house
drank tea. and therefore escaped the effects
of the poisoning.
ARSENIC WAS THERE.
Yesterday morning portion or tne
boiled coffee and some of that not made
mn were taken TO DR.. William n. Taylor
the State Chemist. who, upon brief ex'
animation, found that arsenic poison
abounded in both. He thought 1t likely
that the compound was Rough on Rats
or something Of the kind. He will make 9
more thorough analysis of the samples.
NO CLUE YET.
Sergeant Hulce was at work on the cast
for some time yesterday and visited various
drugstores IN the upper part OF the city
but failed to learn where either arsenic o.
Rough on Rats had been sold.
Sergeant Thomas is also giving attention
TO the case. He was at Mrs Miller's house
last night and the night before. As yet NJ
clue whatever has been obtained and th'
officers are greatly puzzled.
There are no servants on the lot. and a.
far rs Sergeant Thomas could learn NJ
colored persons were at the house on Mon
day. This but deepens the mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19

Others, and his energetic conduct OF the
business Of the office, Mr.. West has won
the esteem and confidence of oil with
whom he has heen associated, and he
leaves Richmond followed by their regrets
and best wishes for his future welfare,
the operatiprroam se1mooH wban au yas Ms O. +. Nc
Cluer, manager OF the Exchange, on behalf
OF all the employees presented 70 him mag;
nifcent coin-silver pitcher a. testimonial
OF their regard. The presentation-speech by
Mr. McCluer was in eulogistic and ahec-
tionate terms. The recipient was taken
completely by surprise, and the few words
uttered by him in response were heartfelt
expressions Of appreciation and gratitude.
Mr.. West left for New York last night,
from whence he will return in few days
to go TO bis new field of labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
ADDITIONAL COUNSEL.
Commissioners of the sinking Fund 10 En-
pioy Legal Helm.

At the recent session of the General As
sembly an act was passed authorizing the
Board Of Sinking-Fund Commissioners to
employ counsel in certain cases. and the
Governor gave it his approval on March
4th. Ii reads as follows:
/. Be u enacted by the General Assembly 0t
Virq,nia, That the Board of Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund, consisting of the Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts. the Treasurer,
and the Second Auditor. have authority at
their discretion to employ counsel IN all
suits now brought or that may be hereafter
brought between the Commonwealth and
the holders Of any of her securities in the
circuit, county, corporation, or hustings
courts Of this Commonwealth; the said
counsel when employed to assist or lead in
the management of each case or set OF
cases, as the Board of Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund may direct; and in pay
ment for such services. when the amount
is ascertained by the said board, the Audi
tor shall draw his warrant in favor Of the
counsel upon the Treasurer, and the same
shall be paid out of any money in the Trea.
sury not otherwise appropriated: provided
the aggregate amount to be paid to counsel
under this act shall not exceed $4,000.
2. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
CIGARETTE COMPANY
LIST OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF
THE NEW ORGANIZATION.
omciai Announcement OF the business
Arrangements OF Allen & Gin
ter's Successors.

A circular just issued gives the first off,
cial information of the organization. pur-
ohases, and management of The American
Tobacco Company, and il a. follows:
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, ORGANIZED
UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW
JERSEY.
Ofncers: James b. Duke, president; John
Pope, first vice-president: William ;. Kim.
ball; second yice-president: William II.
Butler, secretary; Charles &. Emery, trea-
surer.
Directors: Lewis Ginter, John Pope,
George Arents, Francis S. Kinney, George
W., watts. Benjamin N. Duke, James Is.
Duke, william ). Kmball, William III. But
Ter, and Charles g. Emery.
TO THE TOBACCO TRADE.
The American Tobacco Company has
purchased the business of Allen * Ginter
Incorporated, Richmond Va: W. Duke.
Sons d Co., Durham, n. c., and New York
city; The Kinney Tobacco Company, New
York city William S. kimball AZ Co.,
Rochester, n. Y, and Goodwin IL Co.,
New York, together with all their real es-
tate, factory buildings. storage warehouses;
leaf-curing houses. leaf tobacco, material
OF all kinds. machinery, fixtures, patents,
trademarks, brands. and goodwill.
These establishments will be continued
ss branch factories of The American To-
bacco Company, manufacturing their re-
spective individual brands under the per-
sonal management and direction of the
former principals and owners.
MANAGEMENT.
The business of each branch will be under
the following management
Allen h Ginter Branch. Richmond, Va
Lewis Ginter and John Pope, managing di-
rectors.
w. Duke. Sons & Co. Branch, Durham,
n. C.-Benjamin n. Duke and George W.
Watts. managing directors.
W. Duke. Sons & Co. Branch, New York
James Il. Duke, managing director.
Kinney Brothers Branch, New York
Francis 5. Kinney and William ii. Butler,
managing directors.
William S. Kimball h Co. Branch, Roches-
ter, n. Y.-William S. Kimball, managing
director; James G. Hart. resident manager.
Goodwin 4 Co. Branch, New York
Charles G.. Emery. managing director
John ID. Little, resident manager.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
JAMES b. DUNE. President.
william II. Butler, Secretary.
March, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-19
The Manhattan Life-Insurance Company

of New York, whose annual statement Is
found in another column. gives renewed
evidence of the fact that 1t Is one OF the
best and safest companies doing business
in this or any other State. Its dividends
10 policy-holders are equalled by few and
excelled by no other company. Its poll
cies are plain, simple contract of assu-
rance, void OF all tecbnicalities and undue
restrictions, so simply worded that any
one who can read may understand them.
The Virginia Agency, located at sl5 east
Main street, is under the management OF
Mr. j. A. Peasants as General Agent and
Mr.. William b. ightfoot "a Special State
Agent, and it is gratifying TO state that
there are 10 be found among their policy
holders representative men OF all classes
and many of the best and soundest busi-
ness-men in the city and State.