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AN AxPAHss CAR RAIDED.
The Men Who Pleyed the Highway
men Now In Jail.

men NOW II JAZZ.
WEST POINT. MISS. Nov. 30.-Two men
were captured here this afternoon and put
in Jail for robbing an express car on the
Georgia Pacific road near IDdianola, last
night. As westbound train entered Bogus
Chitto swamp a large heavy built man,
with a red bandanna over his face, entered
the mail car, covered the agent
with a revolver, end made him
go before him to the express car. When in
the express car he compelled the express
agent to hand over the money packages
He then backed out and jumped off he
got but $3.50. The msn arrived here this
afternoon and was joiaed by pal, and both
were arrested, the robber having been
pointed out by the conductor Of the train,
who had received description Of him from
the mail aud express agents.
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Farms for Rugsian Israelitse.

BALTIMORE, ND, Nov. 30.-Ths Balt-
more branch II the Jewish alliance met this
evening in Carroll ball 20 take action toward
assisting such Of the Russian lsraslites as
may come to this section OF the country.
and to devise plans for coloRlzlng them upon
farming inuds
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A slLvER SCANDAL.

Sonators and Representatives Said TO
Have Been in Pool
w AsHINGToN, Nov. 30.-Representatiye
Docksry Of Missouri will introduce reso-
luton in the House calling for investiga-
tons Of tho charges made in September by
the 81. Louis Globe Democrat, 10 the effect
that while the silver bill wzs pending in
congress twelve senator's and hfleoa repre-
sentatives we're interested in pool 20 buy
90 silver bullion. Mr. Dookery will Insist
upon the investigation, but 10 Is doubtful
whether the republican majority will per-
nit one 10 ~ nad0
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inauguration Day In Alabama

MoNTGoMERY. ALA, Nov. 30. The in
augnration Of Boy.-elect Jones takes place
tomorrow. There will BE- an immeass
crowd Ia attendance. All tho military
companies Of tho state, forty 10 number,
will take part ia the procession.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 2Q.--faston a
Clarke, carriage manufacturers al Noa. iol
10 100 West Second street.. Lave asst iKnfd.
The Arm expects 70 pay dollar FOR dollar.
'fhe asssia are 500 900 sd the linblllilss
$500.
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Aiabarne's Masons.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 80. Ths
grand lodge aud grand chapter Of 1agons
viii NEST in this city Tomorrow. a great
number Of delsgstes nre already here.
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Georgia ConRressmen on Hand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. Representative
Crisp, Blount and Barnes have arrived,
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spooner Mey be Attorney General.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-The prevailing
sentiment here at this time Is that Attorney
General Miller will be appointed associate
justice Of the supreme court, and IL this is
done Senator Spooner will probably sue
ceed him as attorney general.
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FORCE BILL CHANCES.

Senator Quay Announces His Opposl-
ton to 1t.
WASHINGTON Nov. 3o6-senator Quay
has announced here that he will oppose the
passage of the force bill if an attempt is
made to pass that measure in the Senate
during the coming session. A number Of
other republican Senators are said to be
opposed to this bill. but the radicals appear
TO be determined to take up the measure
unless the opp 1sition t. it is too pronounced.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-01

at the Bsni'as]
,ughton. IA
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nenam I,.;5 l1i > I'd
igIi. I HsiIG, 5IIs, 4 /
r 'rri'ington MI
X 1'EOwens 81
= Douglias.ss., Al
, ap and dI: Is:tesraEs
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8plssss 3 PES Sst5s Ipa,s, q
CHAM. f. tor r1.isSa Sssa
! bag. sea eo,ia, 81
..et " lumber' ia IA
es oranse''
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Ncm DrbNrntlons.
TNNTOR's GUIDE-BOOKS.
describe all Towns stations AM Resorts the Routes.
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOODCUTS.
For sale bookstores and nowsstands
Price. - cents each.

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.-Ncw-York 10 West Point,
CatskH Mountains Albany. Troy, Saratoga Springs Like
George Lake Chauplln Ad!roudacs, Mont al and Que
bee Via Hudson River steamers, Contains special maps
Of Catskn and Adirondack Mountains.
SARATOGA ILL STRATED. - Guide to Saratoga
Springs with map, and wood-cuts.
SEASIDE RESORTS 0 the Atlantic Coast. Maine to
FLORIDA.
NORTHERN RESORTS.-DOston 20 the White Noun
tains Lake McmphIcmagog Green Mountains, Lake Cham
plain. Ocdcnsburg Montreal and Quebec.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL EEGIONS.-NowYors ard
Philadelphia To Easton, Bethlehem, Delaware water Gap,
Mauch Chunk scranton Harrisburg and WilliamSpost.
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE.-Ncw-York to Ithaca, Wat
kns Glen Rochester Dunkirk Buffalo. Chautauqua Lake
and Niagara Fails Via Erie Railway and bT1ncho..
NFW.YOHK TO SARATOGA, BUFFALO, CIIACTAE-
QUA ELKE. NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS-Via Ncw.YoIk Central RI and Il. ". o.
RR
NEWPORT ROCTE.-New-York to Boston, VIA New
port and Fan River. descriptions Of New port and
Narlagansctt Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE-Ncw-Y York 70 the
White Mountains y Y and y. II. and Conn River Is.
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND wASHINGTON-With fun description Of Wash
ington
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS descriptions OF tho
Public Buildings. Lists Of Hotels Places o. Amusement
Libraries &C, Directory Travellers Directory and
a Map Of New-York &c
Price by mall % cents each
TAlNTOR BROTHERS & CO.,
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fGm Gthoo.s.
UNIVERSITY or THE CITY OF NEw.YOEK.
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. D. D.. LII. D Chancellor;
HENRY NJ Mact RAG KEN, ID. LID Niccl hancellor.
~, 81 u O In

JOHN HALL D. D.. Ii. D, Chancellor;
HENRY VI. Mac RACkEN, DID, LID. Nlcc-A hanceiloi'
DAVID H. JAQUES, LII D. Dean oil La" FacuiY'
Inc thirty.sccond begins oct l. 1870, and ends
Inc cour.e is designed 10 give the student:
thorough pdrdtOn for the cNanlhdu Ohs rcqnrcu LOT
admission 10 the Bar.
competent knowledge substantive law and Of plead
ing. evidence and Pacuc'. Al, .--., .-..... 80
Of two annual sessions and thoroush written a.
VI a. oral examinations required Tor dt-Ur IN
allowance g not than one year is mace lor previous
study elsewhere.
Provis on has been made limited number Of scholar
ships Of 100 each awarded at the END OF the junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL CLASS LECTURES lsJo-l !:
WILLIAM AIJ.tN Bt TIER. IL. d.. admiralty and
MaIIunc Law. Jurisdiction and Pnctc9
ATSTI x ABBOTT. Ii. D.. Preparation Tor IraI
CuARLEN r. NacLEAN. J. l. D. Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BEAINERD, Esq, International Law
a. \. ErDfl ED. Esq, RESTRAINTS on Parliamentary
Alienation. , -,.,.- ~,
MNkE =. lSAACS, Examination OF llucs 10 i'edl
Estate.
A04 700' ' Nii'' Prof /. +. RUSSELL
Equitable Buding. TO Broadway. Ncw-York
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 NEW HAVEN, 75c:
n. EXCURSION (good days., 81 20.
steamers e H. N0EaHAM ana co 1Ia Leave
II p ~ connecting at NewHayen With special trains
ntE Sc Tbronrh tickets sold and baggage checked
ga broadway, New.YOrk. and Courtstr Brooklyn
NATShlLL MOI NTAlNS-StcamerS Bald
" win and Romor, from foot Harrison Street daily at
4 d. IA. Two boats Saturdays, Steamer BALDWIN at
o'cocx landing at Newburgh and PoughkepSe only con-
Dctng AZ Hondot with sp train for al points in tho
Gatskill, steamer Eomef o'clock, making all land.
ings.
CNTSKILL NORTHWESTERN KAAT-
v ERSKILT and CATSKILL leave Pier 80 y; r.. FOOT
OF Jsyst every week day az 6 D. n; connecting with
Cat,i Norntain and Cairo r. l.. Directory or summer
hotels and boarding :ee at pier Or mailed 70 any
add ess by W. ]. HUGHES Treasurer. Catsdl. N T.
nTDGOV AND COXSACKIE. - Steamers
ARIAATFRSKIIT, and THOMAS McMANUS leave Pier
&c. ~ r. foot Jay-st. every week day al D. M con-
Meeting With Boston and Albany H. IL
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Iad-on River ~rrnmcr Mary Powell.


DAILY GNCiPr SUNDAYS.
Leave, D.,bro--, rirt g., d. u. Satldays. - p
60 " -. .-a 81. re- - . d., DO .oG r. M
'i. l,'. a.. = " tMtt go. MILlON, fOLGiIkLEP
Sill. ia bL fA"h. and EONLOl T.
4 FALL RIVER LNE-DOTBLE ~ NJ
4b,MIE SEENlCE-HOSION. NEWPORT FALL
I4t l.t It'FlbiNiE 1IG a!l l.l.t go p"ut ~. ...
-Four steam. o. iu commission II EIIAN. PILGRIM,
IEON bINDI.. '"d CID COLONY. \ hnr orchestra
attached A,.-.l.s
WEEK. DAiS-L,atc Ncw-Yor, from Pier y. y. T.,
fpo Of MWn -, - 80 o. d.. far faI ENi direct ana
- D. Dr.. fH hll iHer Na New port connecting AZ tdi
~" WIN ME-. i.!n, and uro19h .'r, i,r i''.ton,
Cap 3D. tlr WHIT" Motn'1.-, NrH-hrdO'd o. close
co.u'c' 30 49,. a. Latter POINT wih steamer Tor Cottage
SUNDAY S-l,faNc Ncw-YorA at . 80 p. for all
points.
EEIUENINu-lmiH- have Park square station. week
da>7 az anu D. M SunGale, =. n. come, ting with
steamers j. lNInF Fail River week days 80 and = -
p. lr. SUNDAY. 80 o. IA. Leave newport week days,
y u... sunday, 10 q.
'rrLIMAN VEsrinuLE TRAINS between Fail River
auc Far. N1l1r- station, Bo-tOn.
Connection b' ANNEX Boat daily from nrookyn, ,. ~.
rtucd 900 %cri orN ~ a the principal ticket Offices, at the
lr, oic.. l'o.. -. s.. r.. ava ou steamer.
& --SAkAT0GA ENCl'Esl0N $3.50;
n LAKE, GEORGE $50; TROY, s.. 20. good during
Troy boat, flty OF Troy Saratoga leave Pier
-. y. l.. foot West l0th,t. daily rNtrlt saturday.
p. m. EXlRF>s TRAINS FOR SARATOGA LAKE
GIuEGE AND ADIHONDACkS. Sunday s;eanor
touches at Albany
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instruction
For Bows and Young Mcn-Country.

For Boys ana lOUNg hlCI-N"'"'S'
4Sc Rev. sGl&M23 TGf chARK md Ee;sS'
AssTS NV ittcd fcr tne colegs- ana uGysts
~ Ga9c '.o Ss GT f?r d1aon bomd comfo
e,ass chc' thoolen ain x w I'D bovS 10 con.
mfnngI, ana rct' ioors Tor srhoo where .ey nay
a aGG 9am i1Sy The Twcnfourh will
Commence September 10
,rnE rEtNsNIL1 NlLILNiY AcADl5Ni ~, ,.,,o,no.
'"" iro oimf p \. TTLbES 4. NJ. NJ D.. Principal.
,TnE WGmANR MlLTAGY, AADENY I;le %of Scicd.
TIM g ogfr rI6ES sn R,S.'%'&Si' Head Master
y1IEULAND PREPARATORY sCH0oL'
", %, catalogue rEEASEG liit T. hARsrRoM. NJ. A.
c,on MEDIA TENNa MILITARY ACAp I,tc !
S4UU. boys. Brooke Hail; girls Circulars ire''
For Both Scxcs-County.
AMONG TIL HILLs-Tni, tytWo nil from New; IrP
f "a 2:sM NO Gj G'IlTIS iSsTlTUT C6apoaqal. y
CAA}XGI 3i2ai:aiiy a ard oeaui R52
, in T. ipion Ei'r VA AI2:!s superior r. ho ad
saa ss for %2'Sp .e 1@ c'@ 70 ea ieeia d
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CrIXToN IEEEAL INsTlTrrT tsr RAIN : chs as
H. Language, ,ugu,cr!ng bellies ettrc -ciencr business
s3. "s1 n %q,' .s p47' p s R Rt @edes
gs@@.c,eIy .,h, room C. s. PAR,f An. Pres
n .LIGHIFCL HoME.viih be,t eduearonaI I'D antases
~ f1r fou1 Children English ngsiG lananiGs. eHS (, p
5S3922o%&% %F3T aG I'll G BG'REHt 80 Eat ith,s:.
CEANkLIN Y. Y. DELAWARE LITERARY
5lIiAlLl55 t. T yini RITZ, rG b. Principal
yEA( KFIINioSN -. - lNSlGfU lE-Colese pr,-
tIrorv L.r gentlemen: ladc-' college; music, arr
,IO.u,ion laboratory Two now gyhhh, n'i accom-
o.tp- nearly b0aTd,r~ ninth 'on~'cutINc E.4f ~
Win student rfeod frow In 81 room sevcntosntn
Wv ,r.. >.rt". t'r 3 Dru- moderate 80 alosne Te%
nv gro II WHITNEY. D. -, President
u ENNI NGTON =. - SEMINARY MD LAplESS'
COTLftf. II-. wear. OVER, i1r' 'dncitpn1 IacIll.
te- Torn. NOD, 7Atn. Hlgn and healllfuI. steam
i,1tlrr. cls. rr. t,tapef. l0Ny 81 a''c-N -,
TH0s HANT0N D. n. Pr -Id"nt for = years.
u0CKItND COLLEGE S'ach.on.th" Hudson, y r;
X Roth -ccr-. Proyf"--l-c and u c'-i Mu,nc a'a
Idotr,cnt tas.t iadias a. 500 Catalogues W. II.
BN&NISrEH. pr -iccnt
yWAItVINuEE COLLEGE,.
- SWAEIUNOEE. PA 49,,
opens month 9tI. $500 Ihtr minute, rom bI"i-
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.ulf... i'II.u@ 20 A.i.-ca.. ihE,I
.u.nc and Literary grecs. II '!lhiC 20 tt'on, a. n
tl-l.e grounds. aG machine TOPS laboratories 'Nu
uh..rl.s. ior ii.i rtf.' ul!r. addr - =, H., ,,.nt
vs.. 10 AIPLIiON, Pm D., PIc7ll'h"
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" tIfr~tII~. Oun ~ To- l7l's.lrn 10 ~ a. "l mn /,
Ini ri--i..u schools 100 Nor' n-llno Ihc pay NJ ~ %
Isl in ld.arcr vi ordinary tH'r! VIZ. a't t't
H,y. o. STEELE. Principal
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A-TuE pCO0EI4& HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
N. Boar.nc and D4y nOc for Grl.. son y'dI opens
Sept -. AGdr TO- circular. i"'-liO N'h|h'e-sI
,tI>s WHITCCNI.'> SCHOOL tor young ladies and
vi children. I.-o--f b. 80 o., cIrI- - Z -. care
IA ndiyid.a nstrton tr.' dI' Oh siI''c4'oH ~ IA
VNuE MISSES LLYS
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THE TRIBUNE MONTHLY
FOR
AUGUST. 1890.
sOUR CONTINENTS;
OR,
AMERICA FOR THE AMERICANS"
READY FOE SALE ABOUT AUGUST l..
Is CENTS COPY.
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AlpgnY R0ATs, PEOPLES LINE.

- IN ?" UI.IlN A. D. 1T II w " ~ II
pi,r A. >ortn l.Ntr loot canal p, 30 =. M Broo}n.
L4'. n--t. annex, i cunur.t Win cNIi -
u..n, fol Sara' La" Gcor-o all Airoudtc DJt,
,. nfor rIrng- toop,ts.onu, 4norsslI Islands. and
Niagara iall-. 90 EbtA NlFul il.AMlts connect
WITH SUNDAY morning tram for SarItOgl.
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SCHOOL FOR 0rr:5.
I.o AND 1.2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BRooKLY
jersey City.
vNuE MISSES LLN'S

jersey tlly
STEVENS school
THE AcAprMIC, DEPARTMENT. or TUE STEVENS
INSuTUIL or 1LCnNOL)"N,
Riyerst between .th and 0tA -. icboLcn. y j.,
ELOPLNs SEtE i. 1890
Examinations i69 admission the Ism and lC.h Of
September.
FULL COURSES or SIT DIES PHEIAEAToEf TO
COILLGl.S AND SCHOOLS or NcTLNcE
PREPARATORY CLASS. 10 PER ANNUM.
ALI. OTHER CLASSES. 4loO PR ANNJM.
These toms include al "a" -tpdics.
For catalogue apply to the Llbniiaa Of stevens
Institute.
For Young Ladies-Country.
r A9gl S School oE TT, ,aas ~ J-a taa9s
Ir,par To- col:f french t@ sEeuag- school
Miss HARRIET SIUARr BAQUET Principal.
- UKDENIOWN y. j. FEMALE COLLEGE,
ID In all respect, best schools in the State
superior music and art departments Degrees conferred.
Rev. WM. c. BOWEN, a. NJ, President
Iaa AL sw III s e. '? so :1GDn he&s~9Si
CIsr,ard sIaduatcj. Media Penn
CLA> SIcAL AND noNE INsTlTrTL. ........ ..,..
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a. 1896 1870 ''o0 Ri BIZ: a 5G 4 FA% ILL., Pff9' Sept
c ressap up B. "2NE yd 5Msl ,e &,y pursue the
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CoLLIGINE SCHOOL FOR GLu.S ENGLEwo9oD.
,pecaiiy. lEs admitted . Ia;:aI wcl,.;y a1d
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steam. Furnished Win an elevator Charg's afG ~
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aud advantages. 500 send for illustrated catalogue.
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uAMILToN FEMALE SEMINARY 18th }ear b, gins
- ter5re ..a .j$J,.s az fS5 a$5s5'
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ern n o0 LGaoa itaa h0s' ana S''nH'
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tass 0 pcd a'ac ''' to s s .c VI adl
sanitation pciicct: send for reference. 3JtI year
\. g. BENEDICT, y. u.
Ivy HALL SEMINARY for Young Ladies, Bridgc,on
y J.LIhrtieth year; college rreparaory and other
DIRE. Rcv. HENRY REEVES PHI D.. Principal.
4 INDON HALL. P0uahkceI>ic. y "a Girls Board
'HS anu LAY ''''0' SAAUfL W THUR hrtK. < N" X.
NilsS BULKLEY 5 Hoari:ag and Day >cnoo FOR G.rls
sDe Fnr Adtos letter F an i Sspe4b Sep
MISS N: HUNT formerly Miss E4nney)
AVA I'll SOUTH BROAD.oIp ELIZABETH, y. j.
Thorough instruction In every department..
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M g13NggG4s-Enl E.

lDi. .'1.v'. b. O...i.'t lNtt ltil.i. Mo
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Inns, a4 points t7Ol.Iu AID LAHI. - LA VI i-isH
r1l, iicr 40. \Oii N... NAT pier ao'F" Di-3.
bros Is nli.lIl ll-i-.I. DAILY lSInd1y' cAc'ptu)
% ti J..
DlLfUl lIUL TN, yR~ION tho country over sun;
cif. Van OR e." round frb % Sow London Pcqio anu
ior, Gr eod - ,o Notr..n tur to.r ot Sow EnHand.
&. 30. nrn"i, good up saturday night down b. steamer
leaving Nor"Ich lC.ur"a oDndAj Al y H., NtN'Lohdoh'
- D. ...... -
.Gl o.. Hit. @lS a1, 1i3 955 ui los Broadway. 30
and l43 BoNcr:. ~ BIookLNN. tourt.t and 35l
Iuiton. offices W,s'.ot' b., INir -. ~ rH 40 ~ ~
rud tutth BAGGAGE nom HOTTIES and ElSi'
DLSOlS. O. W. BRADY. Agent
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lnstrnctlon.
For Young Ladics-Connt

For Young LddlcS-OouhtIJ'
VI nyIP2n EEJ i5s E5EyTHLIs HoHa SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES H. TnANE MIr5IEhfi.n
Nj Ll65 F a. RHx2 r
terms, bolrd and tuition N, ihsA'h Ian" "'u '""'
N,oEAvINN sIMINNEY FOR YorNG LADIES.
vi Bcthchcm. Pnn,y yani4 c'n,{s clptsinSsi
ts G4hso cqascd 6y fc% and cTccird BY
IsISS ANABLE's BOARDING. ANp pAY souoCL
iflad.pha i2d yca- bc;in, september %. 1880
n EwJEESEY. rqscwood, PpTglt st,inGSeG;r. M;
tfRG Gt.fi: Hc, I1 Fal 1 Of the Hudson;
A. 0TEE DAME or MNHYLAND- CouePiat" Institute
for ,o 6S@s ll 9 ns an. 5cho , Of Note Dane
TMBLA, +. O.. near baltimore sd
- TIGERS FEMALE COLLEGE..i if'v-~,' ord year.
IL s,-oa, open Srotcmb.g - Fun , ana
lo,t -iadIs co' H. 'SH2SGX. Pr. OF M, IT,
me W + 'G IaGl r Rli i' w. .
ST. MAI;GAEEr, DIOCESAN School FOR GIRLS
Hsye, term & S:a, IS 1880
The r R, 10 j6lf Ef T. GMiSScltk3 4 g. Jnar
AsNE5s SsqG9 {qE &. fiEL ;v % bo T
5. r. 1 d. -. D. T9tm, 400 yer Entrance lso
low T aGsPss. 81 SdxES sc6o ~ "
- church school in tie country Tor girls, WIN begin
Mis- 9t; ARforTE TT ONE Principal or to the Bishop
q Ncw.Jerscy, President
= and chi d,en 80 70 %: WashngJons ave-.
BROOKLYN. i. l. For Catalogue @eul''' % ana
RG&rS HALL
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4 YOUNG LADIES. New lruils Eic., n J., wlh r.
open sept oath. students prepared for college
rF,IT WOMAN'c COLLEGE OF BNLIiMOEE.-An
Institution Of highest erad" fof No. ND.ri coy 4;Gi
Of yopnc women Tn Session beenr September IL
For proerSm address a, above
I'HE OSSGNING SEMINARY. ,,.,
\ school Of Tie highest class for young ladies. under
Patton " G.. Roberts H. Cro-h,. Hruy u. freq AND
Other eminent friend, n education. 1n- D.. raj
23d year begins sept l.. $50. Miss T. H. SlllEhAFp
Principal
'PuT HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for q.d--Wc-' "a
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nl training and tIofough in-.r,rtion. ",. ARTHUR j.
RiCH s. NJ. " D. ln,ar B,ltimo'"l E'.-'rr~i""n VIZ.
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IS Mi, A%NA J.. TOWNSEND. Ifn.lIll
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL r,rmerly Madame Glen.
" ,nt's- Germantown. PhIsd" .liJ. Boarding aud Day
School Tor Young Ladies. 3th september -
Acaccmru and ColcY" Preparatory Cou's P'p!s enter
Mrs TifU0DOEA y. RICHARDS Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY \. NJ. H-rorst' Principal.
w FIT WALNUT STREET BOAEpINS SCHOOL IoE
w GIHIS. 1901 walnut St, rhilad lpl'1, Pa Hone
Ike. thorough and oppressive MIS- J. Ir4ntn'nn irh.
tll AND ~, " EuANkIIN-~I.. NNLIlNpEl-
~ MD. igovorth BoIrins ana Day Ncn0o. Jog
year. Mr.. II. T. LEiEBN n, Principal
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i. W. RATTKAG. Proprietor.
{. H. PENBERros,

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Trains from Long Island or, and Bro1hlyn nequens
Address Tor time table Box . -O6. y. Y. y. q.
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IUT lUITIL Ill'II'o-N''''I'''t'
Mt N-Bt-RN INSTITUTE Cincinn3u. ct,oor uop
vi FRfNCH AND ENGLISH HOMr S'Ii'V' run
hOCN" LNDlI'' H. THNNE MILLER.
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WE-AN-TI-NAUG INN.

"a vOH HOUSE On spur ~ "B.gt H.dc q" near
n Delaware water cap; elevation l.4oO feet
Mr.. 4. J. TURNER. >tFold,0grs. Pa.
- VERY HOU Sc Katonah. y. Y.-Amon- Mu.coo;
"A II rs healthy. del gttigl boatu-. ndr ,tAt OF.
high ground. Hooking Crotoh Valley every advantage
far
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Valuable Advice.


When D. Z. Tenney was admitted to
the bar he was one of the ''boys," says
The Milwaukee Wisconsin. He enjoyed
good time as well as any one, and many
good stories are told about him. 1t is
said that on one occasion he went to a
country dance near Madison and became
smitten with one Of the country girls.
He danced with her nearly all the even
ing, regardless of the fact that certain
six footer in the room kept watching
him threateningly. Finally friend ap-
preached.
Dan" he said, "do you see that big
fellow on the other side of the room?"
'sYes."
"Well, he's going to lick the life out OF
you"
'sWhat for?'' asked Tenney.
you've been dancing with his girl all
the evening""
81 didn't know it. What shall I do?''
well, if l were you I'd put on my
coat and make sneak for home. I'd get
away from here just as quick as could.
The embryo lawyer said never word
but reached down in his pocket and pull
ed out a 50 bill.
"What are youdoing?" asked the friend.
''Take it,"
81 don t want any money
s'Take it," replied Tenney. GIVE taken
So for blamed sight worse advice than
that"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
At the Observatory.

A party of young ladies visit the OBJ
servatory to have peep through the
monster telescope at the new comet. The
astronomer conducts them to the instru-
ment and the ladies look through in turns.
''Oh, Laura, isn't it charming, heaven
iy, enchanting, wonderful
and so on, ad libituln.
After awhile the sly astronomer OBJ
serves:
"Now, ladies, I Will remove the cover
and place the instrument in position, if
YOU viii allow me.''-Lustige Bilder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Too Much Confusion.

Little Girl (who is travelling with her
mother in a sleeping CARL guess won't
have to say my prayers tonight, mamma.
Mother-Certainly Why not. Flossie?
Little Girl-Why. in all this noise,
mamma, God couldn't hear word said.
Utica Observer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
WHEREFORE is DEAD
The Story of a Resident Of the
Leper Settlement.
WHY SHE is A VOLUNTARY EXILE.
The Wages of Sin-Among the Unclean-A
Living Death = There
Hope Dies.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb z, 1S9O.-lSpecial
correspondence of THE HERALD. I'm my
firstreport of observation made at the leper
settlement of Molokai, that far famed
plague spot in the Sandwich Islands, l
dealt merely with my introduction to the
place, and the story told by one of the un
fortunate lepers.
a stranger visiting in a foreign land
is naturally interested in the condition Of
the people who hail from his own country
So it was with the writer at Molokai.
Being an American / first sought out the
unfortunates Of my native land, and, though
hopeless of being able to alleviate their
distress, determined if my pen proved
equal to the task, to faithfully depict their
hapless condition Of involuntary servitude
to iwhomsoever might have patience to per-
EzsNthese lines.