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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
A Music Hall for Pensacola.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. June s.-Articles
of incorporation of the Mozart Hall Com
pany have been filed with the secretary of
state. 1t has a capital stock of 81, 900, and
is authorized to lease. construct aud fit up a
suitable music hall in the city of Pensacola
for the furtherance of musical and literary
culture, The incorporators are J. Emet
Wolfe, Thomas G. Watson, c. Z. Zeck, j.
wv. Lurton, j. Harris Pierpont, Andrew F.
Warren aud Sol Calm. Andrew F. Warren
is president, Sol Calm secretary, and Thos
G. Watson treasurer. Some of the finest
musicians and dramatic artists in Florida
belong to the Mozart Club.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
A New Trading Comnanv.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. June 8.-The Flor
ida and West Indies Trading Company has
filed articles Of Incorporation with the Sec
rotary Of state. The principal place of
business of this company is to be Jackson
VILE, and they have an authorized capital
stock of S1,000,000. The object of the
company is to build and manage steamships
to ply between Jacksonville and the ports
of the West Indies, for the purpose of car.
rying on general trading business. The
charter is to run for seventy-five years.
The first board of directors consists of Will
lam M. Somerville, Edwin II. Nevin, Crom-
we'll Gibbons, William A Somerville, w.
H. Logan. M. c. Jordan and c. A. Arthur,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
THE MORNING NEWS AT TYBEE.

The MORNING NEWS is now regularly delivered
at Tybee by special carrier, leaving the city on
first train at 5:15 A. NJ.
Papers can be obtained from the carrier at the
usual price, cents copy. and subscriptions
will be received at the business office at the
regular rates. Delivery win be made at all of
the hotels and from the train at any point sub
scribers may direct.
Guests of the hotels not regularly subscribing
should instruct the clerk to purchase papers
from the carrier On arrival
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
Sanford Relirio,,s Notes.

SANFORD, FLA, June S.-Rev. H. W.
Burwell, the new pastor of the Presbyterian
church OF this city, was ordained to and in-
stalled in his Office Thursday night at his
church. Revs. Patten. Wilson, Telford and
others took part. Mr.. Burwell is a young
man recently from the theological seminary
at Columbia, y. C.
j. F. Turner of the West End grocery at
Sanford was baptized into the fellowship OF
the Baptist church week ago by Rev.
Paul Willis, pastor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
A TOWN OF NINE PEOPLE
One Man and His Family Publish an
Alliance Paper There

Alliance Paper There.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, June S-W. r.
Shields, editor of the Alliance Farmer.
published at Selman, Calhoun county. has
been visiting friends here this week. The
total population of Selman is nine souls. all
members of Mr.. Shields family. It is
located twenty-five miles away from
any town or village, and has a
stage mail three times week from
Sneads. The Alliance Farmer Office
is fitted up in barn, in the midst of grow
ing crops, in the center of the farm. Mr..
Shields cultivates his farm during the day
and edits his paper at night. His wife and
daughters set all the type, and Mr.. Shields
does the press work in odd hours. He gets
out splendid farmers paper, and has a
good circulation. Besides setting type Mrs.
Shields does her household work and edits
the woman's department of the paper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
Wakulla's Lumber Company.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June S.-The
Wakulla Lumber and Phosphate Company,
with principal place of business at Talla-
hassee aud a capital stock of $1,000 is a
newly incorporated company The incor-
porators are A. l.. Beidler of New York
Walter E. Hathaway of Baltimore, aud
jefferson D. Terrell of Wakulla.
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extract the ink, and is then used to make
more paper. A small amount of it gets
into the hands of private parties, who use
it to make curiosities for sale.
The kettle will hold large sum of
money, the days meal for it being an aver
age of about S300, 900 or $400, 900. The
cutting is done by series of large knives
that revolge at a high rate, being coca
sionally reversed in order to throw the
money into different position.
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Dropped Dead.

ALBANY, GA, June Sired Bernard, the
head cook at Hotel Mayo, was paid off
about Q o'clock and started home. He
seemed in good health, but was a corpse
before 10 o'clock. He dropped with heart
disease. He came to Albany from Macon
just before Chautauqua week. He was
married here few weeks ago.
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A Gentleman in Valdosta receivei a lett.

A gentleman in Valdosta received a letter
several days ago from the treas lrer of the
Tauapoosa Improvement Company in which
it was stated that during the last ten weeks
they had located ten manufacturing enter
prises in Tallapoosa.
I. T. Martin. foreman of the Perry Man
ufecturing Company. has invented a con-
trivance that does away with the hard
hand and hammer labor in setting the rivets
in curry combs. His invention consists of
an attachment to one of the machines by
which two rivets are set at one pressure of
the foot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
Florida Appointments.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June s.--Gov.
Fleming has appointed John r. Durrance
to be justice of the peace in and for De
Soto county, II. S. Allyn, notary public,
Volusia county, and E. D. Lukenbill to be a
pilot commissioner at Fernandina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

An election for Directors to manage the af-
fairs of the Citizens Bank of Savannah for the
ensuing year win be held at the bank on TUES
DAY next, June 10. between the hours of II and
o'clock. GEO. O. FREEMAN, Cashier.
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DEAD ON HIS FARM.
Stanley Barwick of Clarke County
Carried Off hv Heart Disease

Carried Off by Heart Disease.
ATHENS, GA, June S.-Stanley Bar wick,
highly respected citizen of this place. died
suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart dis
ease. DE came into Athens from his farm.
short distance in the country, Yesterday
morning with the intention of attending
Ine political speaking at Bishop, but being
iate ne FOUND that the train had left. SO
Re returned 70 his farm. In the afternoon
ne was taken with heart disease and in a
snort while was corpse. MIR. Barwick was
= prosperous farmer, and the manager of
family. 70 q
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JOHN K. JACKSON DEAD.
A Surgical Operation at Hot Springs
Proved Fatal.

AUGUSTA, GA, June s.-The family of
Maj. George T. jackson received the sad
news to-day of the death of john K. Jack
son at Hot Springs, Ark. He was % years
old, and died from the effects of danger
Gus surgical operation. Maj jackson left
yesterday for Arkansas, but his son was
dead before he reached there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
DON'T TRAVEL WITHOUT lit.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received for the
erection of the City Hall and also for the addi-
tons and alterations of the public school build
ing at Americas. Ga. until Goth of June, 1890
The drawings and specifications can be seen at
the office of the chairman Of the. building com.
mittee at Americas, Ga, or at the Office of the
architect, G. L. Norman, Atlanta, Ga
P. H. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Americas, Ga.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING
COMPANY.
SAVANNAH, CA. June 4 1so0,

SAVANNAH, GA, June 4, 1890
A dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share
from the earnings of this Company and its de-
Tendencies has been declared payable on and
after JUNE 3d. to stockholders, as of record
this day. T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
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w. X. WILKINSON,
DIVIDEND No. SIS.
NOTICE TO wATER.TAKERs.

OFFICE WATER WORKS.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June g. 1890.
The willful and extravagant waste of water by
watertakers has made it necessary that action
should be taken to prevent such waste.
For the information of all concerned the fol-
lowing extract from the rules and regulations
for the government of the consumers is pub
lshed:
SECTION 8. The water at wash basins, bath
tubs and water closets or other fixtures. must
not be left running when not in use Willful
waste or waste through neglect, or by allowing
water to be taken from premises by persons
having no right to its use, will be sufficient
cause for the shutting off of the water from
premises in which such waste exists
JAMES MANNING. Superintendent
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SOUTH BOUND CONTRACTS.
Bids to be Opened and Awards Mad
Here Tomorrow.

mere 4O-uOTEOW.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June S.-Mike Brown and
Alfred Aldrich of Barnwell are in Augusta
tonight en- route to the meeting of the
directors Of the South Bound Railroad in
Savannah Tuesday. They say the South
Bound is in fine shape and that bids will be
opened and contracts awarded for its con-
struction at Tuesdays meeting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09
BATTLES WITH BALL AND BAT.

The Results of the Days Games All
over the Country.
WASHINGTON, June s.-Ball games were
played to-day as follows:
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CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK.
MILITARY ORDERS.
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEERS GUARDS.

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS,
SAVANNAH, June 4, 1890.
Order No. 81.
The regular monthly meeting of the corps
will be held at the armory on MONDAY, June 9,
at 6:15 O'Clock p NJ. By order of
LIEUT.. COL GARRARD.
WIN. ?. HUNTER, LIST Lieut.. and Adjutant.
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NOTICE.

The sale of family excursion tickets at 35c
and zoe will be discontinued for June 10 Tues-
day next), on account of Sunday school picnic
on that date.
H. H. WOODRUFF, g. A.
S. & A. R. R
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-09

A pure and unadulterated brand of choicest
Bavarian Hops of our own importation.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
ATLANTA, GA, June .. 1890
SEALED proposals to do the public printing
~ for the State for the ensuing two years from
August 5th 1890. will be received by the Com
Inissioners of Public Printing at the Office of
the Secretary of State. in Atlanta. Ga, for
thirty (S0J days from this date. The Commits
sloners reserve the right, under the law, IRE
1ect any and all bids.
For stipulations, specifications and require
ments apply to the Secretary of State Atlanta.
PHILIP COOK. Secretary of State,
VIM. A. WRIGHT, Controller General,
Il. U. HARDEMAN, Treasurer,
Commissioners of Public Printing.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
For Boys and Young Men-City.

-CLASS FOR EOYS.-lnte llate and advanced
a. sa- student, prepared for college. law. scientific
4choos and business. W. f. CHASE. :. West 5oth.st.
A -CIRCrLhr.s ol GooD Schools FREE state
"A. whether Tor boys or Girls; city Or .onntry H. T.
Al iHY American School EuIoau West lt'h-~t. y y.
J, -,fitIIIH ~ uOOD Ot LkNrrAuI.>. W. -5th-,t.-
- Conversational tnow.edse ~ fc" terms; $40 Zach
'r4l lesson free. branches In Brooklyn, ROsOn Phlla
i',nhia Washington. CHICAGO. Berlia and Paris.
- DFNONAL-Iho rank Collegiate school will remoy'
Ii Nav from GS lat 5otl,t. 10 - West pJth--t New
cat,loque ready Ma, ..
prNlvTEsiTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. i,473 broadway,
C.esl,ai Experiments NJ NJ HOBBY W. l.. AKIN.
n C. HENDHlCkSpN. Principals.
yxyf,Sr rND SCHOOL, l1J Wet ,lst-,t.. open, Oct
w COLLEGIATE school TO bOss military drill. nov
gymnasium. CHESTER DONALDSON A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
xxrEsr SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. @. Z

w IL r. II Co. Le,see'.If'n, n.Da wnrSs earlier
sresn foot Of Jay-st. Y. Il. Chicago Detroit L9ay
Hamilton. % So M oi5 rs ,, Ipi 5 rs 'o' D. M
Ioi:ra canada Fast - S,alSs,lpedIate 10 p, h Stations
80 . So . i5 - 10 a. m ana a,.A e. n %lsany
- 30 = i5 900. O II 80 a. and ~ ~ AZ
y Is Is D. m. Newburg 10 rs a. M. 10: ~ *
Il 40 IL iJ y. M. usscrstraw, ; =, = III -
si5 D. M Elegant sleepine Cars isr bunao' N.ns'r
rails Toronto Detroit CHICAGO and - Lol-, ",s
'Dnily rNc,pl Saturdays Other ualns dnS ss,iog
iI 20 a. n q 40 d. M; Ioboken West shore statioa
ali % - 40 For tieket,q t w,shnetoo. .tpss
St. 7eG futen, Annex ONCE foot q tRrs,awsy rs
powcry IL park place 6s West f25thst, ana wss'
Shore Stations West t2dst and eot OF yy.sS;
n R westrott's Express calls for and rncr & psksSx
rom hotels and retidence- c. f. LAMnERT. osnSo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.
Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at aud depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
=, Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York. .


The ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CRY.
.- TRAISo i>asI 49, EOLi.OnS pprcs
500 A. ~. fASI NGN -lOi.h StAl Il EAfHh0c~
0.jU A. II. CHICAGO VEsrIBULE LIMITED -das
1890 A. ii. sOUTHW EsrEEN VESlIB1 TX LIN
lIED-due Cincinnati 5 :O5. Indianapolis ~ D" . H..
11Jo 4. ". y VWSI.SiiTfRy DAY EXPRESS daily exeea
sundays Train leaving SATURDAYS does not run
Wcss Of Detroit or Cleveland. - r., ,,,
800 Z. II. FAST WESTERN EXPRESS -due 'n'ease
300 Cincinnati 80 D r. u; L9uis 80 ,oha.,o, m
gIsHKiLL tSEwBrRGH), PouGHKEEPsJE, RHINE
BECK (kINGsIONl. AND HUDSON T. 90, ~ ;lo.
Ii a M. 10 80 DO 80 p ~ also ior & poIH LII
p 'a.cr's NJ fcr ssARGIsoS WEST fSSiSf IS 00iiiaS
80 e 80 81 S' gGc S;s9 81 EE Bup
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-s 20 !? 30, 10 80.
N 50 a. NJ. 6 90. 10 90 D. m also Albany ana Ctca
TESnSSo TESSSo sDtiEH;roGA. D. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
80 T. 50. ii 80 a. 3 80. 100. 10 D. NJ.
AuBtRN' TX GENEVA AND cANA,N!pAIGCA...is:s 80.
N so a. M rs 30 40 90 y; n; = y 90 Widniskt
BERKSHiEE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
80 ss a. M; and q pScs g q in Sleeping cars apply at Grand
Cenrl station or al Nos. si3 7S5. 9i2 and broadway.
- PARK Place West l2Jtl-st anl "oth.st station.
New York: 333 Washngton-st.. 72O fultonst and $40
Iedford-aN... T.. D.. BIoodiyn .
hotels and residences through % destination. -
tDaily eNcy sunday. TDaily except saturday Other
Above ,rais except those leaving at so a. and
~ 90 midnight. stop at l3eth-t station.
JOHN NJ. 1OUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
Ocean Steamers
DIED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR AETWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Ncw-Yor, ana Antwerp wcrlly.
NOORDLA w eIne,diy April %. D. M
Isitl inland Wednesday. NJ, 30 =. ni
Cabin at'9. lir.t tahin. 80 and upAsrd. Second
Cabin so aud 30 Excursion ticket reduced rates
irifE #giGiII SONS. Gea1 Ast,. o Bowling arcen
~ EW YORK AND CUBA MAIL. IS. COM
~ pNNY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Pier, 10 <nd II T.. H. at D. IN.
.......,.....c.,. HAY, rrog''-o ram
G. OF oF"NS''N'''N' V'Sgpp;, cr1f>' crS>''" ~. ~ Nav 3
SARATOGA. Havana and Card.nl- W~d Ma, =
SANTIAGO C'' sS,, No." S'"'''so DE- nu' ,, q
Tor particular. freight passage. appiy
JAMES r. WARD & co. iis Wast.
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
! LINES IOK CALllOENlA, Japan CHINA,
AND scN"H AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Flom New YORK. pier foot OF tnual-,t. y. H..
Tor san Francisco, Via the Is:hmus of Panama.
CITY or PNsA frll~ THURSDAY Man / noon.
From san Franri,.O. l,t niannan 81,
fo China and japan
CHINA sails WtdHr-daN. MAY u. ILL.,
For fcIeh. lns,are ,nd general information apply ~
companys onre on the pier. foot of ,anal-st. y H.
H. J. huLLAA. General Superintendent.
A NcIIoR LINZ, C.. $; MAIL steamships
NEwNoRK and LiyEEi0oI, va OF LfNsroyN.
-. CITY OF iiOMi. sa!l,
satgrlly Nay , May 81. June =. July %
NEW.voRK And GLASGOW VIA LGSDcNpEiiiiY
Clrrassa MAY 2. = D. M Ethiopia Ma, ~ y M
Cabin $50 end 500 second Cl,-.. $40. Storage 40
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Dowllng Green.
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iiailrcaos.
NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI,
u ~ [. =

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LlhMlsII ST, NOR u ElNhH
400 for E.stoa ny'lchsm Ale@torn NsaSs fgG
a1na Shamokln sqnbup. L~~l.hurg. wl..gspor'. Allan
go a. p. ior feminstcn fsston. Bethlehem Allen
y - a. m for fcmlneton Lake molat,ong. ia,.on.
'cn Readng narri-Dyre POtts,iie. Tamaqua, sh"mokn
su4'n' NV ssr fiemne'on 2a.ton. ncthehem Allen.
town Manea ofhu"T f Ec@a ontos Masch
CAuns. Wil@'s,rr' scranton. 1a"alua. sn"m"n m
bethlehem and AHe"town. 30 y. fvr sonrr'iilc ana
o.i5 = m for Iaston. nethl"hem, Allentown Msuch cn
80 p. H. for laHton: bethlehem. and AcnioMn .
Mauch Chunk aud shamok.n.
90 7. SUNDAYS. for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown.
Efd ro% S"T eI.sas S%s psnce A-9g rnFS qeSsp SS
90. 20 co %,Io p m senda, zoe a. M 90 90
ler Monmouth rcssh. seabrIgat etc. at 80 sn5.
or Na9,c "a ns@"nd. VIA MaaSe@ and Heygogt
900 M 4 90 p m, m, ..,,. ,o, .oo IA.
For Toms River and Eamcgat, I 80 S Is a. NJ 90,
~ " FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
For sos y"soSa ans 3d. % Fl 80 A. "a ~ 90 90 60
for Perth Ambcy. 30. Q 90 3 I5 10 30 II 10 a NJ.
60 90 ) 90 30. 10. X 30 y. sundays 90.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
yA cen!ri l. f. OF srs % piad'pha aud Reading
For rhadrShia at 90 ~ 80 II GO :. n 30.
Sr%ph1s oso a. M, 90. j.. so OC 90 pm p m
for baltimore and Washington daily at 80 u 90 (cA.
'' n SpI isstes ga at ~ s il 10 200 "o o h. NJ ao = 90 5co
80 N 1. r night except SATURDAY. nIshp' have con-
f@sets and Paorcar ssats can be procured at a. so
lS Is a na.. s ssth 40 coa $50
fuuon.,s 2' ilroadway. brooklyn;
rag. from hotel Or residences WI" call ''' '"' ''s'A
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For Both SeXcs-Crty.

c,rNNIE ,LArS ~ BOTANY.
=, Sura.. 'ori in Bo'Jnt VIII be given a. The Col
t.,. ol laanfaet -r III Eat .3d.-t under the
,.,f.. az fc OuA. it 81 Instruction NJ The IoIr.t
uo,,uI.al (lb commencing W,dn''day. April 80.
,,. nom .r' viii consist 10 lectures bY PROT
"A n RUSTY ST. D.. to h. given n The college lecture.
,aorn On V,inc-day afternoons a. o'clock alt rnsting 2
III zen eafurday conducted fY Prof
Ei.cUY ns..-ied hy Other ucnber. Of the commi'rc.
no. 4, ,-irnc instruction in Ncro-codcii Botany or
otha, ,,ccid subjects VIII make special arrangement,
with committee
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Nrm Onhllfntlnn9.

nR. JORDAN on skin diseases. blood impur
fI.. f..Is - watch 1ii eAIff
,-r nervous pro.irrto free b, !o.t -5r n .tafp.
a lI-... fra. ~. author rtf N,-f 2.l -f
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\ \EW-JERsEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

iLlLABIIN. y. J.,
,,,u 80 30 ant Ma, D. q. g. . and Is. SIX RACES
ZACH DAY. 0rleu0 ing AZ - y. u
Sr.,iai Rae. Train, Dire. 10 Grand stand Via Contra.
r . ~ Nm. .Ier-r. ltsNH foot 0f lAhert,-~ 40 T. 49,
LOO II and 30 aad trains 90 i-'"o'h every ha
nour Round tiip tee O., neuens 'D'"''''o" Q" "''N'
- ~ MIN n H. see NJ r. DWYER. Pres.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

w alel Proposals.. in trll,ate subject % h' usual
conditions Will received h ra uItl T. o'clock noon. %"
3D.. ,lf "a. of MAY i-pu fnr r,retfis four - -"afn
boilers ~ pr plan and specifications 10 BE- seen az the ohf
= Cnlrtrfi4-,.i Military Arat uy. IAt L. : rr3'rN ,
% or ul lfulo>ils bitl., iifhi~i+ %
,n llc,slou. Envelopes should br marked PROPOSALS
~. a. .nr Tou.r. ami ADDE'S o. the undersigned
.u,~ N WILLIAMS captain and A. q NJ. 1. =. \.
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y y u ITt IT = Z
Twen.F-f.luth year.

MRS hND MISS STFFKS's.
n. ljs WLsT 7OrH-sT.
Twen:, ninth year.
D, tp>ARD COLLIGE FOR wONNN. 3ia Madison
Is Nru.N orf rr.f- given hy Columbia oil
Irqc Circular upon Application 10 S'"rr.ary
DIV DIR. AaD MRS. GAnDNEEs
IL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- ,.I,tc 2"d wear Ineil.h and aif teacher wanted
" AS S0EHAN'~ INSTITUTE Iound,d 1850. HOME
AND DAY SCUOOI-Cfnfral Parl. West. AZ H,f 1t.
f.f,fr,n Mansion Amr VAN NORMAN. Principal
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rachers.


REST TEACHERS American and Foreign supplied
"A. for branches, fl all localities no chtrsc lhAOn
tiiS WANTED: fee for REGISTRATION. form ior stamp
Il y. ~ In ''''.'''''' '''''.Y' -
TUTORS. 20, ,eFnesoes. professors teacher; al
"A. bfanche-. supplies schools and famek o,n90i ci
cula. tor parents. Modern i@nguages spoAe~ MlliNh
CDNRIfI;f i5O shave. corner -oul-ts
CLERGYMAN Harvard a. NJ who can give highest
"A a--ufanr Of personal fitness. deFe- 10 -tcr' irN
iuil. TO accompany his family 20 tuiOpe n'Ai sept l'r
ier- ~ Bi .lop Poi Addrr-s MfNl care iho,as
Whrakrf Bible House. :. Y.
NFEICAN AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A .u,pr. Professors. IttlA'ts Tutors. 'soVcFhcsscs
a. - Colleges schools ard Families. Apply 10
Mr. " !. YOTNG-frLToN. - Union square
vrr>sf.S TEACHERS AGENCY. l. Fast l7th-st.
IL supple. competent tlchf- tutors, sot"nc-,'- ar
tl-f- ns-ician- efc. an branches. ie'onirin' h'~t
.,hool- lusii.i. rrfuIn. french spanish spoken.
,.rl!i.MtEHoEN' - TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and bet known 200 T.. = stang no io''.
ia.i 1ith 80. =. y
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w schools ttil address AZ once. T. .. hI>h CO.,
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rlr-- and eofff.- business firms. -
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4 EluGn VALLEY RAILROAD.

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frSi""N SUNDAY TRAINS.
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Musical instruction.

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- NEW hOKh tDNSiENVoHh or NrSIC.
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E-tiDli-hed lrD". chartered lsb1
ANJO and GUITAR taught IA twenty private lessons
ID without ne AID OF notes. HENRY {. DOB.
SON .27O Broadway. between 32d and $50 IS.
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Bows and Young Men-Countrv

7, oRDENrowN N. J5 MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID GtrN. y. H. LAADON. y. NJ. Principal.
Lieut.. 4. -. LANDOS. C0mnahdant
IuEIrESHAM ACADEMY. OGONrH PA
u tncXcelicd location and surroundings. New school
eauipufnL Gymnasium military drll &c. Ihorough
preparation oi college scientific school For rlrcu!sr
~ JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4. III. Prli.clpa.
Z, iNWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOlS-At Milford Conn
IL fi1ente Wlls unfogiubt ts Ia .hc management OF
their son- well profit the offer ID
bS thi. school Address FRANK NJ. HOWE Sup't
IrIpTRAL HILL SCHOOL.
i hono scn0Ji iT ciiy boys. Bristol Conn. Funus
limited 10 10. Scho year OPEN September 10. send
ior circular; R'ferenre Gev. no~4fd Crosby. d. d.
N,w-lOr1 city. BOaio.rs taken during summer
REV G. II. RIGGS A. NJ Pfincin,l
LrREEnOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, y. j. 45th wear
college PREPARATION specially business, high school
and classical couIscA.