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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Grutbers.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutor, go,crncn.s
n teacher, Vi all brmcnca. &c supplied 10 coheyet
spoEcn. MiKIXM C0YluEiii, $50 5tayc., cor. 2'.ns.
4 -BIST TEACHERS American and lorc,rn. alpp!nd
-, wAH2HD no fee Tor rcgislr,iIon iofa Tor ,l.rp.
l. =: AVERY. American School bureau : west liu''t'
MERICAX SD FOEEIGN TEACHEES' AcENcY
n supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors. GOV rnro'cs
&C. y Mrs soiftji H. J. 2HSS 26HTSS%GFG@L1o2 @ 90 "on sqaare
COLLEGE GRADrATE of mature ,oHp'ri.ner ,ith
Tribune once.
A COLLEGE graduate Of experience in s.a,hlnf. Won
n grounded IA the classics and mathematics, spikng
lnch, Gcrnan and spanish. desire position Aoirc-~
CoMPETENT, Box T. fiibunc Once.
YJEesEs Teacbers' Aaencv - T. l'th-St -1ppH', com
50 SP' al fra6sht. 'raSi r. 'f isoad, Be- s,ao Ese.1
German French, spanish sioA"h.
ScHEEMtgHoEEs IEAGnEEs' AGlNcY, ,s..
> Oldest a"d best 9SS ES,t s, It st a. ,''''''Fd ''''
,y,ttCIEE WANTfp.- ti,t-cIns~ man a. t-aclcr ana
d,inga.tcr in a mill % school io' small boys. Ad'
xuyINTED -Ladics Teacher landsrauc In coo's
w near seabret y j. experimenting matron io young
.aDcs' COLI sr NOIh IT,, ,c % ,
South kindergsrtener tschine American ,ystcu Wet;
Gc,ian co,cfuess French and music German l,dy. with
ns wc. s' 1t Ton and Taao Vocal asd
music good salary vocal music and docrton.
Latin nsthcnatics Episcopal; principal for Sluth. Win
LATIN GrctK piano shd vocal musl'. hours from city
@'s wcs soo9 a9,"'f MfRIkM AZ KIN cGGT G 80 '
XUANrED 1NMEDIArELY.-Ladles travelling com.
w canton. spanking Geinan ana french 'ano. good
,ntriyico tadayi: American rr,rry go,crn, for two
tc cnldrcu WiIl be treated one q n, iIniy salary
EI;;s' BUiEAu' 80 East l4tl.,.
\UOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Gor
n.esn 2ln 'hs iSpPes PeoasSoas
colleges schools and families also hookkeepes. stenosra
p"'M Mis-, G. I'VE L. wERSER' 800 5th'ave. New-!Ork City
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW.-JERSEY,
" i'OI 90, L.l. .'I T. ~, ,"I' '.i''

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EWAo.JIEIR9EY'
I,a. I-o., of June %. 1890. .,,..
town Niuct chrpl w.rnarr,. r!n'qa l:'aa.n1. Har. Har.
,,.ro ,n s1ntass fpr Ia,oa ii.rlchem. Allentown.
Aa .hqn@, NJ n, |s.',5 Lax. ndp,,ions 'a ard is,on.
'r ,,,rii c,r, on S1rdag, fr isk" Ifopat.
So<F ,.'o,' n.,l.,nc1. Allentown. Mau,h Chunk AID
s5 ,-l 900 D. %. or I1g ns'on, Lax" Iopatcons.
- s'a5,..-,r e., ..,,'.rr Iar.r~ NJ Williams.
:. t''. Ird,s' r. iar-, i,r'o- car . " an'ror,
..,.t A...r own Na4.n chqnk R,aaur Harrisburg.
iC.,' ,,,..f oha's lsi fis..,r '''''
O. INK. = 1t.0r N1f.I-1ur'. WlA--nrr". Srrluon Az
sqql ra,,s,u', s9mosin.. r,,o u.,,,..o. t,.,o,
Fl. '' ,. ,rI lro1,oun ''' ''''''
m H. ~ ~qg.,' con- 'qf IiT'oSi2 SG5.or, y,n,,
,,'. iaaiuc Ulrr'-hlr- S.. SupHa,, A. . 30 .. m'
for a ':' nlirl RcHh,H ,,? ?ad p, S""t@" t.5o Grow,
and +, i,s ''' res.ant ' si5 S5 . IS H
10 . co = m.. go = T. SUNDAY trains do not stop
o' H'i':' y u s0 80 g. So p IN. sandiy
'io. L,scSoo Tons River aud na-nesa,. 'oc. s15
a. .- R,ach iiay'n. Atlantic CITY vinrland and Bridge
ton = frSAod. i.oo.' sis. has a. m. 80 49,
ler % 81, \o'G' to 80 ' o. no. GI6 80 49, 10 sun s'
d4,. 90. . 900 =, T., III III 'Un%2d U%2dEv 'roi~rr
FOR 1o<G GNHR} HHiv"n. 'T''N @N.jI,I,2% ,iioyr &c.
foI Il H,s'''' AZ, 8" i5 20 II 'oo n H. co. 5i'
t9 9 Sia@i ,3 80 :. on 81? a. % ' + o., s,m,
e,,. ",,;,3 t5 jo 80 j. sundays. . 80 n mr
'' ~ = f. ,ruooi Tom, River and n'rnc2a' ''o, 20
&. D. l, ,' o " 0aa o. Drove a-bury PARK Point pla.ac,
g. I"t a. 300 IL 90 m. l 700, 3.b. 80. ; 30
p 70 ne,c, uayco. Atlantic CITY vin'lnnd Brdeoton,
g. 30 ~. 90 p. in-
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x1vEsT SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. G. &

w Il a. l.~~H rains b. AN' ''''s -
IT, station ,T,w orO a. follows, AMI I, "nat- raEhor ,
DCtroit and Chlralo . - a. m. 'j:l' g. m s 10 K ~
s:l5 =: 5"T' P m ra-alo Roch,,t- Suspension Hris'
yialnra Fails 3 "a -. e. u. 30. 'N - y. y.
= - p n. iiu.~,on. 20 = -. =? 81, 'io -
cst.Sll and Al6agy 30 '5:l5, - 3, al & ~! po&,, &
ali 30 a m / - - go go ; - 3o 81 30 ~ -
III Is D. u. and clO - q N h3 - p i loihNa A,a
Nrwbure. Montreal and Canada la-t = = .... -
p. m. Ec'ant ,crpugcar- for bu''" Nwt ,rr,','s'
Detroit Chicago and 81 Loui, on ali thIo4,n uias. IN
TO Ssraora and caldwell Lake "eorrI an ." a. IN. n..
ior.tar II 30 a. train Kap''r,NlL hHnt' hG
bart Grand Hotel station and IhoShi'lt . ,,,nd H.,
aud all 30 "a. h3 - >. m. Piror.'r' ~, ,fIna
t.. and k1ltcr>al VIA Pno'ulrt 10 - ana ~ a Ill.,,
80 p. train, and 10 - a. ~. FOR H'la Hu, y" a'
80 ui. Sunday only. ior IRA. h",,i an" ny,
all n. ha - p. Poror.'are TO tW~hll ON lhNo
trains. nafhouia, special 10 D. =. ,SttGi'', o,N T
NaaicrsKul Hunter Hobart Grand " .t'l - ~, anu
Phornira. PARROT 10 Grand lio'' ~tH'h ap il"'Nl
ia. a. b. e. g.. Lr1Nr- RtuohNu. VIA h'NA w, ~
clo. alo 40 a. and 3 ou %, p ~ 'N ~, IA
NoHnt.ip n & line 30 81 pin. car "rt ti"
~ tdon sunday only. .Dau;. tp1lN NrW N''InlH VI
otne, triiu, diilv except ~uuJar. Fot t't - '"nr
u,rlor -l,rpIur accommodation u' l Nr im dp
It o0lc,s Iroo, lvn 333 Wa~hn"ton--t '3t tuion 90
hnncX once ~ fult,n-,t. N'Nhvf Il nv m J''
RWay 735 0i2 l21l Hway i3 boM.rv T. l.rN re- p
ig vs.. 1oGh.,t and West Short stations foot OF Wet
,i.i;r. Agent N.nder6iit-AVe New"
Yssk.
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%' j. G. .AISDF.i.s0N. q. p. A. IS EYch'
= rJIIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

AS,LNGIK TEAINs leave foot Of Cor,andt ana
ID. ,ru,-t.. -t-. a. DiloA@
. II, Tor SATIN. and int rmrdiatc points. ,-,
~ for t.,ueNa. Lyon, Fmlra, Ho.hr-trr, Buua.o
and ~, Nc, and principal local lplnt>. Ohalr car 20
~ .,d puluIn ear 10 suspension Hfde..
'' a nn a. nj Tor Mauch Chunk and iut"tm'dlte points:
II a ~. l.. ana H. Junction ana ht"rhtul'e lo"0''
Chalr car a. Mauch thnk. .-t...
Oh1'' r' frr Tunkhlnuock and mtcrmci a." points;
,,ir ear 10 IunkhannOck. Connection 70 Reading ana
Harrisburg t,,t.. ,,, ,rtn.iu,l nout.
~ Wiikr-blIrc and Pullman sleeper tO Suspcn
sion 6 ~ M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
g,at- % Maurh Chunk.
Ch2lf 10 oar M Tor NIauch Chunk and intermediate points
,o1n'rt On 10 Itradus and llair,hurg ,.-,-
'''-, >, a. for 0rueNa Lyons. Emirn Rochester, BunAo
.,d H., Wet pullman sleeper To ~ and suspension
BsiGg". -, q , IN If , IN II n, and 4 40
49, ,nnn,rt Tor all points IN MahanOy aud HaLleton coal
fefI"l7' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Nlurh chunk. HaNrtpn and intermediate
,oio,S and II a. tor Shenandoah and nternediat"
10 D. M for Mauch Chunk and inclmct.le poiots
- IN U,ucNH. Lyon, Elmlta. kochestcr. Bufalo
and ne Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Su-p'hson
'''' General Eastern once. 90 broadway.
rI,HE BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
i nagc- illustrated. The standard authority on
American aiuusrurut> kuir- Tor ,d ug swim
nng ba Ilaying shooting horseback riding. Sc Sc in
> NJ
and universally eonDlimented by the Dress-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
WL-rEKN NICIIr L\PktN-.
~ EW-YORk AND Long BRANCH RAIL

"'" A%HtI:N iNnk 'i,IiNtE ~rr;lNr LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
Time tai. IN eject june 2e I~ao Train. l'l'" N.N-
York foot ~ Ilhcrt,' 900 ~.l, . - .ur'-. lo TO-
II 10 a M : 80. - $50. 30 .,NItr--.. V i"' VN,
press, 80. 10 p. 900. sunday pl % o' a. h.. 90
D..
rom foot Coftl,rdt AMI uo-ii,-~.~ ~. 3d. ~.
a. - noon .O .'tIr,-- ~tf'tii. - 'iN u ~,
10 ',.>pr..s 3 90 l,Nirc-, r>, T., h.d hau.. 20
C.NI rc,,l. 70 .ot y. n. ~uudl'-. 49, "tt' n..
SUNDAY trains do not stop at Ocean "ro'o and ASouy
Park. ....
80 rrN BLpD6!.iT !. Il. WOOD. - >.
- Sir,r.n' not. t,.u1 Pi.,. AT. penn. Il X.
H. =. BALDWIN. Grn'l Pass AGENT 4. X. L.. or \ j.
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Fest nno (oun0

.r u,nt bso., so 5I4. $50 Bank for saving, %
| ',l'.,..,.t N.v.YorA. Payment -t"pp-d. i''''
r.firn lo,o =" lnnh.
..r ,.,..l...s Ne lo5cil. Greenwich SAVINGS
| ,"-{ ,:,..t,o Nev-Yo.t city. Payment stopped
- ,-,. return ~ Bans
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xr,cyoxk ONTARIO AM WESTERN RAIL.


rl,,ue,r leave foot Of JlS and +-d -' A. follow
Jay &C.. 90, ". i-'-., oy d. ".t Io' ,S.i,.f, ,'
Iau. ,l..Glrouu. Font Jrrsl,, Montccuo, al'Ho"IB
Liberty. uan,ocA " alton. D.lh.. mNton' N"FW'u'
t.r Rome u'lfa J.. trpit. dG" ana l"u'' 49,
Ja,--t. % 60 o. n. i-d-rt. 40 a. M for Canpbeu
nan iia,- NoaouA and MunrNa-Ai. W tllt.l \dlN sd
Ion. MdU.foUn. ii1o..uRnurs. Eu1uiilr Mountain
p,., l,uaf-. HuilrtNul-. Il;"rty. White LaAr o.,
Js,.-t 8 uO T. f-i -t.. 3 10 y ut Tor 'ulpltu
u,I Ia, ,..li'na and Mnnrva-.4 Walkll NallH sta
Maj .tonu. BlpJmH2bUrE IIruNllr, iott Jrr,l.
MontiroI a!IsburR. IiurIeyvlIe Liberty White LAKE.
ia,-t 7 10 = In.. i.d-t. 80 p m; for W,t torn-
wall. otr- Ms stony Ford. Campbell HAL MlddIeto"h
tJa,--t oo p. ln. "a It, - D. NJ for Mdd,cioMn
t,'I-lurI ili,ity. Walton. Norwich oneida D.neBo
Eoch,,,r Niagara fa, Detroit Chicago and points Wet
lai 80. .i r.. i2l st. - T. No. SATURDAY. only :
log Campbell H,l MmdIr"wn Ll,m,le' Port Jer'Is
DuI. tuuIu-H. Otn,r trains dlUh, rNccu' Nuhu1Ns
pullman drlwiupoom scat. and scpneclr bch> reserved
lat \.V V.-Au
A. q ASDEilSON q. r. A, IS Exchange Place. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

v \. - PRENf COT III. Inc 'chtraI Ma
q. touaI E,u. ot thr Cts 81 S"w.i"'a. Iamtu
oI-. " iliau a. u .n.t. William r. l'u'Il.' John
H. Nolan Christian 81 Zach oi th- defendants i-
ucttip.~ CHRISTIAN name being uuhuovu O." plain
.if.. Dr .uGInt,. Summons. II" ur aupt"u1m't de-
f.udaf- -lo.k .hr .'y and 100 which tI.
plaiu;G d,-ilo- o." :ra of t action. Ton ~" hereby
.imnpurd answer Co." complaint 900 t.- action and t,
serve Il ryy ~ your answer 10" Itnii~ dtttrur'- -
,thln tU'nv day. aitI :.' >tI"" ol t- -uuu' 'S-
elusive of 81 service. inI loo '-c u Nuur .lur ip
appear Iud-u.'t d be- taken against you by
d.ftult for the r'lif a. uanG d IN t1r complaint.
Dated Nct-No. june T.. 1900.
MAl:rIN s. SMITH. Phmtin', Att'rnrts.
aud Post Once addr,-- SO. 80 Wall >tr"'. Ncv-
AoiE CITY.
Io tnr Drl,ndau.. William II. IfuguIcv. William 4
Iluull.t john H. Notu lth, t"fI-t %
~ aid c.f,ndlL- iruto-. h~ raj Christian uir being
uuEno, p.tut.n. lI, fDIreoll- summons f.. s'r,',
r,u }ou o., ati"n. pursuant 80 an oIi, q 20" Hon.
t.ror:c T. AiI.'- nf t'r Iu-'r'- 81 u' supreme
court q of N.r-ioik dl'd the sixteenth u1y .
iuly $3.50 lad Med N,tl t" complaint ir t oi.' II tI
ard tuuu'. ~ N,N-Gok. the tututl
Court House ln .i." -,id cit, boo -'id StItu.
Dated N"W-ln,a. Jul' lt. $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Nem pnbliratlcns.

GUNNER VACATION.
APPLETONS' HANDBOOK OF SUMMER
RESORTS.
Funv revised for the Season Of 1890. With Maps and
numerous Illustrations Large I2mo, paper cover Price,
80 cents.
i pages illustrated The standard sqthorty on
,rnerIcIr AIR Rules sal!
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. &C. &C. In
full 81 per Published by The Tribune, NcW-f Ork
EnteYainne and universally compimented by the press
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
REAL ESTATE.
RrsINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

At tho Real Estate f. change yesterday. before 4
small audience, No 2l2 East Eighty nth st.. east ID
Third ave. three story frame dwelling on a full lot
was sold under foreclosure for 5000 10 Adler a
Hermann. NO. % Japes St, a three-stoy front aud
rear tenement on "A ftil! lot Wds sold IN partition 10
Martin Hc, ornack Tor Tl3,0J0. No. "a ICsry.
eighth St. BrooKlyn Whicn was Offered on the Ex.
change recently ana the sale OF which te buyer failed
TO complete, again sold yesterday for the account
OF the former purchaser. lie bidding ran from
"a 800 10 - 700. Nl,cnLO MighOnicO the huyer
There are already arrangements IN progress for
several large sale, ~ the Twenty tlId and Twenty.
fourth Wards the dates Of whcn Will be either late
In september Or early IN october
New-York, "Wednesday. July g.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Auction Room to-day
Ss-ory buildings with lot Nos 81 Jsmes-st " o. ness
Madi,OhsL, lot 2JINlUoN-JlNlOOi Msr1Hi AcCOrnick,
Slo,O0O. 80 -. .....
o.otory dwelling with lot, No 2l2 East s1h-st, lS
Il = 3d-sye, lot 25NlOOi Adler & Hermann 5000
10 plots % Land Bangate Eastern Bay sNes te,
24th Ward, a0JOunird To JUN IS.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
4.story and 2.-ory buildings with lot No 23i tsths
n g. l2O II " Ot 3daNe; Nic.nzo Mghonico, soSoO.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

\ CITY AND COUNTY or NIN-NOi.K. Robert
n,d piIntn 3ran-t Edward Deacon, 6cuIgr Wolf and
Rachel hi- Nu' unc sniI RAM Kacn. u'ing nc1us,
r,a inst nam" iru- unknown. Michael iurkos ski
and Mary. his wife, TIE laid namr Mary being n,ttoas
nr-t name being un"Wn, defendants. Summons.
Action 40 !.
70 thc above named defendant, and each u t,ru Yog
hereby summoned 90 answer tho compliant iu tn,
action aud b. copy ~ !Ou. answer the PLAN.
tn'- Attorney within trc,f dave after The service O ths
,Ncu.lNr Of the ddt Of service and
failure apy"1i. answer, udsmcnt viii be- taken
against rs d"ault for the lrct demanded IN the
complaint.
Iiatcd MAY .6ta ls.".
MALCOI.N CAMPBELL Plaintiffs Attorney
ono, and Po-toncc ADDS so 23l2 Third \, ,cnuc.
NV York.
10 tine d,irnGlut Michael PufhDNeI. ard Mary. his
wifi. The 8, rclNcd upon you pub
ration pursuant nd.T Of Hon. H. N. Bool-titrr.
Judge Of ~ Common Pleas, dated the Sth day Il
July 1890 and n'd with The complaint IL tho Office of
the Clerk Of said Court at the County Court House IN Sad
'''' MALCOLM CAMPBELL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NIAGARA LtNp FOR >Ni.t. %.

r. YOU SIEL 70 LlNt; t;o,;, -
a ,'l,rt lo.sl.tf icss th,n ~, ',,,,
minutes non N'w hof.
ll.iI. rommutauon 10 I, r,,,fui
way. In \ h,althful AID Lc'"'iI' ga, i'ns
n|,fly Village. on a." b'ss "a. "a.
a, raiI-oai 10 be- found pl iss Ns
dress for PARTICULAR .ocU
BENZ. W. HiIthAo.
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Jn6trnctlou
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

WESLEYAN ACADEMY, WILBRAHAM, MASSA.
w CHCSETTS. one Of tho half.dOzen best academic
and classical schools in Ncw.rngand The payment OF
SOL in advance will ordinary tuition. wh board Tor
Fall terh. beginning 81. send for catalogue to
Rev G.. NJ. STEELE, Principal.
w ESI CHESTER, y: Y.-sACEED HEAkI ACAD-
w EMN, Select Catholic Boarding s. bol Tor Boys.
Circulars on application to BROTHER AUGUST director
WILL!srON SEMINARY
Prepares boys for any college or scientific school opens
sept 1, 1890. New laboratories and bath rooms Az 61i9
ings heated hv steam. Address Rev. WI OALLAHlIfl'
Principal, Easthampton. Mass.
WORCESTER ACADEMY.-FiftysHth year; Thorongh
w preparation Tor college sci"nthc school Ns"
building, admirably equipped Ample play grouhus'
Dormitories attractive and heated by steam
D. w. ABERCROMBIE, A NJ. Principal
Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Miscellaneous.
MONG THE HILLS-Ihfty-two miles from Now YORK.
N order Pr-cismn. f1f isHl-'9 ana gictur, Of CHAP
PAQTA MOI CYTAIN INSTITUTE, thrpnqIa, :. Y.
EDTCATIOSAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIELS.-Ex-
Il ccptiona o. lp0rtnity fof rO:Aerl-.s 81 J.. English
music language fnr location For partC Car> apply u
Miss DONONA:S S Teachers Bureau. 80 East lithst.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
eounlrn propcrln for Bale auO 20 -'I
lust Think IL over.
Hughes q Ross,

. ,TSKtII MOUNTAIN fNHNt o. 3. -, ,t' "a.
I C,.N town Of Hunter fhr taN.N -l.' ~ ,.,r,rJ
l,... Gittla farm and bui iinc IT., N' .,nf.un;
80, ~ .'ltroliulluc country grand WN.I ,,,i.t
, .tfrn JAMES CAGNlN. sos W. ''
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
RECORDED REAL EsrAlE rnAxsFERs-sY CIT

i.story and 2.-tory buildings with lot No 23i ts,h
n e. l2O II OF 3a-aSe, Nic.nlo Mighonico, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

NUOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 0oI
w both seXes) supplies professors tcache- goNernsse
musicians housekeepefS, companions ChaIermcs &C. 70
colleges schools and families also boOkkeepers stenogrs-
phe and buEfI-Ss firms
Miss c. L. WERNER. 800 5th-ave, New-!ork City.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
HENRY DAY.
nH..HfHF AffNFrNRN

Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oricc and Pot Oficc add c"ss
100 BROADWAY. New-N"Tk 'ltY
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

To tho Defonuans'. !
VII. n m" aid Horace J
Vllc-. Daniel &. oyster.
an Instrument or deed o
~,.nrl,d Zoo Ia. oiiicr u I
a., Nrv-lufk In Iibet =
III. 9Th November lS0
.r rn-mcrlr owning or hl
rrf.rrrd ~ IN said in-fr
n said p'r-on or p.r.oh
Vid,rWay Rank ana Mai
r',n. T. served upon So
order of the Hon. FdW'
- IN. SuIrCmc Court "a
al.d with the complaint
Clfy and County ~ v"
lu tho CIV ~ N"w y u'
ogth dav - MAJ J $40.
Dated May -. l9'O'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
~ " M hNVI'L 'VI|I4T'II'
- SWARTuNORE PA.

Opens 9Th mouth. 9th 1890 Thirty minutes from Rroaa
- station lIds. UndoT ~ Friends. Pun fo'f'
cour-o, for bop, leading to ol.sical i.ngn~'nf
Scientific grscs. II 1lihfu lO' aton
ten.lNc ground building racninc -LolN laboratories aio
ipr1rl,s, For frll particulars addr,
Nm. II. APPLETON, Pm. D. President
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Jnslrrrilon.

For Young Ladies-City.
-A.-A.-THE REED SCHOOL,
Miss Julia q. AcAl>ter, principal, succeeding
Mrs. Syvanus Re d, who continues Visitor twenty
seventh year begins Wcdnesday october i.
A AIMS. GALLAHER'S SCHOOL
A.FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
81 West 52d-st.. VIII reopen oct s.
MISS PEEBLES AND MISS THONrSON'S
NA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80 and "a East 57th-st.. New.York.
Address until Sept. /. care Of J. Kennedy Tod Co..
Bankers. IS Wal!-st.. n Y
REy pr AND MES Sip pG1AEnoXS-ERS oS- ava s,s veal,
Mrs Gardner, author Of History in Rhyme"
ITAN y NJRMAN's INSTITUTE FOUNDED ls57J HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL.-eSO and 2S2 7lstst.. at West
End.Ave. Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
For BOYS and Young Men-City
CLASS tUE BOYS Intermediate and advanced
"A. grades students prepared for college. law, scientific
schools and business. w. F. CHASE. - West 3Oth-,t
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
"A. whether for boys girls; city or country X y.
AVERY American school Bureau, West lith-st. n. Y
7 A. KEMP.PROSsOR's Glass for Boys
will rrOpan October l~t
4'u'"Oe' Re{er! to the following JatTon-
A. ]. Garland, Esq Hon. GranNillc i. HtWes.
Andre" H. Smith NJ D. 4. J. Whit. E-q.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,473 Broadway,
L near 42d.>t. sd wear. Primary, C0mHeft and
Classical Departments. NJ. VI. HOBBY, W. L. AKIN.
N c. mENDRiCXSON Principals.
WEST FND SCHOOL. 1l3 W,, 71,t.st-opens sept. 80.
w collegiate school Cor boy, military drill new
a NJ.
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Wellesley on our evan lnst!'n 20, c!'"a,s address
Mr. THTODORA 3. RICHARDS. Pfircial
Mis- SARA LOUISA TRACY \. NJ. Associate Principal.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-03
A Mountain Tribe.

A strange and interesting class Of people
live in the mountain regions Of eastern
Galicia and Bukowina, and In the border
mountains Of Hungary. They are called
Huzuls, and are "A MIXTURE Of two tribes
which were driven out Of SlEvonia and
Mongolia COO years ago.
They are at present about 30 900 IN num-
Der, and live In small settlements. seldom
more than six or seven families in n settle
ment These settlements are called sta
rosties. " tho "starost. or governor, being
always the oldest son OF the founder Of tho
set lement and his direct Defendants.
This governor has unlimited control Of
the people, but he Possesses no more lands
or hocks than any other man in the sta
rosty, as the fields and sheep which form
the wealth and are the pride Of the HUI
Zul are the common property Of the set
tlemeut
Although they have regular homes. they
make very little use Of them as abiding
places. As soon az the brst signs Of spring.
which they call the green time" appear
they are OF, and for seven months wander
through the mountains a. hunters or herds
men, and only the black time" Of winter
brings them back 20 tho settlement. A
TO their religious belief. they are heather,
and are filed with ell sorts Of strange Su-
perstltions Youths Com panion-
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Made Of Old Rank nnI.

Did anyone ever wonder what becomes
Of the old bank bills when too much worn
70 be kept in circulation? We know they
are redeemed at the sub treasures. but
what is done with them then, or what be-
came Of the paper money that was in uss
several years ago when there was no silver
money in circulation with which 10 make
changer
During Grants administration this scrip
and the accumulation OF worn out bank
bills were gathered together in the treas
ury at Washington in one huge. ragged,
al smelling pile, Of which the clerks who
counted it were afraid for fear disease
lurked in 10. This dirty paper had all been
redeemed with silver money and repre-
sented hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
The pile was set on fire and burned in
the presence Of several officials, and after
ward the ashes were taken and mixed with
some adhesive Substance. From the COM
position thus made was modelled a statu-
cite foot high OF a broken, huted column.
and also perfect fac-simile Of the old Lib
erty bell in Independence hall, Philadel-
phia. The bell has the appearance Of dark
granite and il six inches high, with the
date 1776 indeuted upon one side. the famil-
lar crack on the other.
These meInentoes were presented 20 thu
late Hon. Charles l. Conant. at that time
assistant secretary Of the treasury, aud is
was in the home OF his family that saw
these relics Of days psst.-Mary l. Wyatt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-03
Local Excursions. santa Re Route,

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. to 10, yearly
meeting Society of Friends, one fare fOr
round trip. Dates of sale Oct. to 10, In
elusive; good for return until Oct 20.
Hiawatha, Kan, Oct Is to 10, annual
meeting general association of Congrega-
tiOual churches One and one-thlrd fare
on certificate plan.
Lawrence, Kan, Oct. l TO 6, annual en-
campment Kansas State National Guard.
Dates of sale Sept 30 TO Oct. 6. final limit
Oct z One fare for round trip.
Lecompton, Kan, Oct. !, conference of
United Brethren church. One and one
third fare tor round trip.
Baldwin, Kan. Oct > to ;, state conven-
ton y. W. {. A. One and One-third fare
for round trip on certificate plan.
Kansas City, Kan, Oct. 5 to ID, annual
meeting of Womens' Missionary society,
of Methodist church, fare one and one
third on certificate plan.
Leayenworth, Kan, Oct. - to 10, ninth
annual convention y. VI. c. 4. fare one
and one-t bird on ertificate plan
St Louis fair, dates of sale Oct 4 to 10
inclusive. one fare for the round trip.
Topeka, Kan, oct. : 10 10 inclusive,
tenth annual reunion of Soldiers and
Sailors rate TO be announced later
W. ID. MURDOCH,
p. & I. A, Wichita, Kan.
G. T. NICHOLSON,
q. p. &. I. A, Topeka, Kan. dll4-24t
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In0ammabIe Mud.

The surroundings of Blaine are not only
specifically productive, but several parties
of experienced prospectors have been ex-
aiming the mineral indications, which
give promise Of undreamed gof richness.
Coal is found on both sides of the boundary
line. from the coast back TO a distance of
twenty-five or forty miles, and comprised
in an area rof 10000 acres or more and the
country is so easy OF access by railway
line built parallel with the boundary line
that there is but one way in which the coal
viii be brought out, and that is through
Blaine.
1t Is only necessary TO be in this coal dis
trict with ones eyes open to see it and
competent judges affirm that it is coal Of
the finest quality. Nor is coal the only
mineral to be found. Vast deposits Of iron
ore abound; in fact, there is a mountain
some few miles back which is nothing but
iron ore, and oil is so much in evidence
that stick plunged into the marshy land
can be Immediately lighted by the applica-
ton OF q match.-Blaine (Wash.) Journal