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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
NO WHARF BUILDERS AND CONTRAC
40 IRON MANrFACTURERS.-Of lce Of tho
pnblie Notices.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, AUGUST 3, 1891.
~ examination OF applicants Will be held beginning
18th at the Navy Yard New-i ork for hlng the
following positions: Construction DeIaI tment-l Master
Coopars s. QuArteman I'm charge OF CouSes and Oakum
makyr' 4. ouarterman n charge of tattefnmakers
Cope. smith Equipment Departments. Master Flag-
nliacr Yards and Docks DeIoFtment-9. Assistant TO
Ciyn Englee. Ordnance Departmont-l0. Quarermnn ia
charge Of Machinsts. Inc examination Will be oil
comets give evidence OF experience conducting
who are citizen. OF the United States
Ing positions the Yard viii be admitted ~ competition
viii be addressed 10 the Commandant Navy Yard New
York and must De- -ilvered him on or before August
10 No applications RECEIVED after that date VIII be
h, name age residence, citizenship present occupation
stating shop and position hGtein) and previous employ
10y EVIDENCE OF citizenship and by certificates preferably
from previous employers as 70 character hsb OF Industry
aud sobrey and skin and experience conducting work
the date on which they WI be required oo report for
examination. The examination will be practical in char
Of the position DE- died 1t win be directed " ascef
Tosses,iSn Of The qualities that win enable him TO get
and experience his trade. wei the character Of
hs pevou, will be duly considered bv the Board Ia
-tsta difference IN the merits OF applicants for
position the Board VIII give preccdence TO candidate
residing the ncighborhood Of the locality where the
l. situated rather than 70 candidate from distance
The Board viii make sufficient inquiry ascertain that
the applicants recommended are III for the work that
etna;cs AID calcuatonsi that they of reputable
character and Of sober aud industrious habits and chat
they not convicted Of crime misdemeanor
though the Commandant the Secretary ~ the
Navy showing the comparative merit Of the applicants
who, IN IT, opinion. Is best qualified the place
SOLEH' Acting Secretary OF the Navy
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Railroads.
NeE-YQrk & Lone Branch Railroad.

Trains leave New{ork for Red Bank. Long Branch.
From foot OF Liberty ST. 30 rs, II rs m., 80,
gao $50 teNpe;I, ! 90 40 teXPressl $3.50. $500
From foot oi Cortandt or brosses st'13 80. 10,
10 a. NJ. l. 30 no oxpress), 40, express
leNccpt I'D Ban@i 90 (eXprss)' 8 10. 100 p IN.
Sundays, S.l5 40 a.. M, 10 y. N.
sunday trains d. not stop Asbury Park and Ocean
ut''e' RUFUS BLODGETr
oupt. n. Y. and L. Is. *, IL.
II. p. BALDWIN.
Genr Pass, AGsnt z. Il. IL Co.Of N. J.
j. II. WOOD.
Gen Pass. Agent Penn. II. r.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND

~ sh,,as, I'm Vs.ti5iied pullman Coaches:
m-Buiao. Richned sPrns. b sa sr,aaton Sng
yo Paterson for Water Gfp strou9spuIs tne, Rath
hamton owego Ithaca Wayerly t1mirs SolHgs' ttica
pansyihe sherbume, waterN,is SN cor,i,pd syrsuse
Fulton and Intermediate stations C9nnests nd Moth
with trains for Pittston Wkesbarre, Dsnsvins Civ
umberland az Buffalo with tralns Tor me VIZ
1920 a. m.-Bnghamton Mall VIZ h0os'u ~, Water Gap
/ D. m-Bn chamt0n and Elnfa Empress Vr ,,rira con.
stroudsburo Scranton Owego, Waxetg anu ngston aal
meets at scranton with trains Tor ri'0S'o"'
Wilke, barre. ,,,,,-..,...o aod plvmouth Ex-
pres -, ,..,..d 1,x,ye.s via Pa,er.
so, 1or StrouG,burg Scranton, Blnghamton Om,be NJ
VeTiy Flpra Corning BAH, Wayland, DahNh''
Morris Sc. arriving in Buffalo az 80 a. M, d ,.wego
Express for stroudsburs scranton BngnsnO"s isrbsn
Watsyyile Utica Sc, and all points On buu<io o''
connects with trains Tor the West.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. c. &

station y as r1iioTs 20 minutes earlier from
the foot Of Jay.st NewYor Hamilton London. Detroit
ehsS1fg 20 p M TGloRo ito 30 p is IS;
h sI5' D. BGrSio Rochester Suspension Bridge
fea and syTaSnse 80 no 90 a. NJ 10 $ Is p m
u IS Gun; Only to Htlca * BSn q So : ~ 5
y M "a Az ~ n IA 90 > rs, IS 10 D. M Cransons
w we 60 P9i io15 CofnYas5 a. n.y. al Co. 80 .5
30 IS, "a MI AID & fS& 20 %ostss
ears FOR BuTaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago
and ST. Louis on all through trains. Saratoga Specials.
caidweu Lake George, III 3j a. IN. pdflOr at
tached daily except SUNDAY as t5 M Saturdays only,
Station and Phoenica, 3 40 III 100 I'll :35 a3 -
p M Paror cars 70 BiOSpy NE Grand H9tci and
40 a. m nn tsnndays only. Yew.PaltZ Lakes Mohonk
and 80 e% a n o0 On 20 M tTaH
Kaaterskiii Hunter. Bloomylle Hobart. Grand Hotel
Station and Phoenlcia Paror Bloomyile. Pa
ienvile, Cairo and Mountain House station, 7l5.
S6aoao az Mar Iii P s cars to c sahda S Sa
sleeping cars 70 PhOenica and BloomyiIe. Daily:
sunday. Leaves Brooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex
60 co. 10 40 M Is 200 % Jersey cry y r. * r.
information Apply offices: Brooklyn, 1888 Washingten:st
726 Futonst Annex onioe. foot Of FutOnst New-York
CITY, Nos 27l. SSS 7s5. et2 Broadway lty Bosery
Stations foot Of West 42dst. and foot OF Jay,st T.
c. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
ava
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OMAN IKQN g
FROM PIER 8, y. r., FOOT OF RIG Ios:sr:
For Highland Beach, NOrmandle. Seibrlght, Nonnoun
Beach Long Branch at 80. 10 40 m, IL ;o9 m q ~
Saturdays only 40, 4:So, 80 p M Sundays s'~
For Atlantic Highlands, at 80, o: 100 a. m 90 $50
80 8 80 y. m SUNDAYS. 80 a. m, 900 p n, nj.
For Elberon Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and f2 RON
Pleasant IL 10 AS Il 90 Saturdays only) $40 80"
80 p. m. , ,,. -. .oo. =,
For Lakewood Toms River and Beregat at 80 d IL
IL 90 M II 100 Saturdays only, 3;i5 p. ~. ,,...
For Beach Haven Atlantic City Vineland and Briese
TON 90 m IL 200 n q 100 p. Saturdoys onyl
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9nsIrulIiun
For Bows and Young Men-Country.


,~~t -CHARIOTTE HALL SOuQOL-169l.-Situ
+. ton unsurpa sell for health lnglsh, clssslca
mathematical, commercial and military courses Addrsss
T. w SYLVESTER Charlotte Hall, ST. Marys Co. Mu'
For Poth Sexes-Country.
~ HAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Chsppaeus
" s. I.-Order prUgfamlIe for loJl. " ana ploeufA
the hills, thirty two miles from Ne@-l OK. 1872
~ NECTICUT LITERARY INSTITUTION, SIheI
" COIn.CO-cducatiOaal prepares ior college anu JUST
ness; 10 free scholarships; opens september %.
I'd EDDIE INSTITUTE HIGHTsToWE, n. rI::o.,,ns
Is IN Faculty. Prepares for College Icaching
business Thorough In German, French, MUSIC Af~
0P'''' N'p" H. E. sLAUGHT A. N, Principal
ID BENNINGTON ~. - SEMINARY ANp,od dAD{t .eiI
Ties Terms moderate. High and healthiu!' e'e"'"
TH0S. HANLoN. d. D.. President for y yees.
n 0CRLAND COLLEGE, SYACK -oN-THE;H UD l, S3oo
"a Both sexes endowment taxes lauiises Az
1s,aIosues ". H. BANNISTER. Pfes't.
ys,UE CLAVFRACK COLLEGE and HUDSON ktvah
Institute for Eoys and Girls will open us oo'n ''~
sent ia 1891. For catalogues address Nv
Rev. A. III. FLACK. A. NJ, Prest, Claverack' W. -
Miscellaneous
n IKcULARs schools both sexes, city ana Ii1TsIIAN
u supplied, with careful advice 70 parents I"Ai'A
COY RIERE Room II, 10 shave
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HaiIrcaos
"AmERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD


NE!:!W!!! Ygg!R9!&!! CENTRAL
&
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive At and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATicH.
Fourth Ave. md Forty second IT.. New forA'
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE OlTf'
Trains icave follows;
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
"tS ReeSe.es 6aSss due s
SARATOGA LAKE GE0IhGE AND hoNi'
9;2O A. M.-wagner drawng.room cars through D1'
s.ratcEa 2:26 p M. Caldwell IL. George 800 D. H.
NEw-YOnK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. Moompoed exclusively Of %asp,F Cou
p S s%d sa aHS G stsbpF
Cars. Due chicaaoes, AS a E N; n,ss day
ss SSetS s.r6s Saturday
dos not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
sou rtiWE-rkmN LIMITED.
aSa yy4D D a
Louis is p M. next day. No extra fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1880 Mwsgner Xe:t6uIe seep p Bgaet sos Ok
next day No extra fare
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
Lao ears Dys ssosa and "'
sARATOGt SPECIAL
1880 p. M-wagner Drawing Loom Cars. Due Aloso,
70 Il Lake u'V George Q Ss' sotardsys
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4S Sleeping md D"ins Cars Due Ds,os oS %
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
Ann ID M-Wazner Vestibule Drawing Room, Sleeping
nm. Chicago 100 D. M. St. Louis AS
Adirondack AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 r. Mwagnsr Sleeping Cars to Plattsogrsh du,
sre real d. due s"i IS a. l'n M '''"' 49,
BUFFALO, N HbinoNntek SPk fii
SsspqS e' zoo Ss"Yo5h .s e 80
su0 m :'O Aie1andrs sS'i Bay. ZOO a Paul Smiths
'"T ti iS9p IN M NJ %SD 1T. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 r. nI.-Wagner Ve.tibue Sleeping Cars. Due Gin.
eianat 30 p H.. Indianapolis 1oS D. M. St. Louis
LIMITED FAST VAIL 80.
300 aa a. for oshsscl Due ef: 45 DD
CHICAGO NIGHT exrREss.
2 b.a Snf sssD aad c6aso eAp'
chTtf Hr AHD S&TskfLL
Asp HgDSoNS-7 80, no 80, ~ 80 A. M si3 70 10
ia; aiS r, Co. 60 50 90 sIS + %j H.
PM to Sg arrsoa H t@es ~ Pon5, Il 80 S 20
81 ( HS j FRoE g. e. . g 70;
81 Il d = OiSo i'll 80 A. M. $780,
0TE$1. t$1 AfS5gSsFs 80 so sl 9s soo S IS
RoSH1 Ei IS AMP RvFEA1o-s:1o 70 co. no s?
N1KGA is Ek as? for 10 Es Sd Cso 20
ADJ SS bf * AND MoNrREA1-s 20
CAPE W vtSGf foS II cI Ia + ALSO FOR AprRoy
pSqKo M yGGGr4fSS %;s9 n, SGbEINSSBTRS
Is;i 80 NJ 10 40 P NJ for o'wegO no. 1000
AUBURN, GENEVA AND CATANDAIGUA-e1
200. no 30 A. NJ. 80. 90 rs. II 80 p. NJ
PITTsFIRLD. LENOX NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(via Harlem Divlsion)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars
10 01 ~ m due Pittsned :35. North Adams 2:9o p m
10 80 p. H. due Plttsheld 10 North Adams 10 D. n
NORFOLK AND THE LITCnFIELD HILLS.
10 80 y. through due Norfolk, Conn. 81 p m:
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars apply at Crane
Place, So West 125thst. aud l3Stb-st station New.
York 1893 Westinghouse. 726 Fuonst, and 395 Bed
ford-ave, e d. Brooklyn 100 Hudson:st, Jersey City
Wescotrs hxiress calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
daily except Sunday Other trains run daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 10 20
$40, rs, 80, so, 1855, 800. 1885, aud IL ;es
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Manager. General Passenger Agene
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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW-JERsEY,

FOOT OF LIBEKTf-SI, NOKIH RIVER
Time Table Of June 81 1891.
80 a. m for Easton Msuch Chunk. wilkesbsrA
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, TInaqua Pott.vile shsa.
okns sunbury Eagles Mere Wanl'poT; 6 On Sundays
8 700 a. m. for Esston and Allentown.
90 q. m. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sunday.
Easton Mauch Chunk and Shanokn.
AS a. m; for Easton, Mauch Chunk Wke'her,,
Scranton Reading. rrsburg Pottsvle Tan0qua Shan.
okin SunbuIy, Eagles Mere Wlamsport. Through COCA
10 WiamspOrt.
100 D. m. for Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg. Pottsylle, Shamokin, Sunbury and Wnlhsnspor
on Sundays for Ea>ton. Msuch Chunk Tamaqus Pozs-
Vile Reading and Harrisburg. -
100 p. for Ea-ton. Mnch Chunk, Reading HART
burg, Wikesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua PotesVlle shzs
okin
30 D. m for EaSton and Allentown.
) AS D. m. 10Y Ea,ton. Mauch CHUNK Readng ha7Ds
burg. &c. sundays at 30 p: m.
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ALI. RAIL ROUTE
TO THE SEA SHORE.

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 4:so ssA
IL rs a. M. 30, 80. 90 p. Sundays, 9:l5a Ne
100 D. N. except Freehold. n.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south . Pdss
Pleasant at 80, rs, IL 10 a. m, 80 2lo w
100 40 40 20 !, 80 so11days e5ScoSp p S 0e@
For Lakewood Toms River, B,rnegao Park and Bane'
Vat 80 S:15 a. M, 80, 80 p m.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, Nlnclano ana Broscso
at 80 a. NJ, ! 80 p. m. .-,..,oo ,.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrignt at oV 10 d. us
I 30 4 90 q 100 p. Avn
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FOR PRIIADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
.O'N Az AIiI NInrON.

For PHILADELPHIA q 30 as 800 70 co. II ;aon1Y
1880 200 $39 o9 5 t0 ~ ao ST D. % asa
Y9 ooH Rdr and Was5incon daily at 90 II 80 vita
Dining Car a. NJ, oO 80 DINING Carr D 100 .. ne
AZ Trains leaving at 7:45 II 30 a. M 80 oQ. 500
80 D. M 10 rs night except Saturday ngnt Sunaau
80, 90 100 have connection iof Nedu4hs n@'
risburg Pottsville &c. -, ,,r,..,. =. -.k
N n 20 Bi ret Paror Car), 80 2. NJ IL 10 midnipt
1except SATURDAY night, Sundays, 90 p. m. 80.
alSa, and parorCar seats car be procured sc H. IL
2sl AS ga, 1,I4O, 1923 Broadway, .35 6th'a ~
West l25th-st 184 East 12oth ST. NeW-1ofA Cour@~'
COY Transfer Company will call and cheek No.
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p RIE LIN Is,

z RE II. T. =. l.! LIN IN! T.! s..
burg sisi 5s:s : r. FssS
EM t LsKfi h0 WstSihs Gen BATH Ha%TiOaa:ps
g. ssli IoI asrO Chicago and ii points
VIA a1s or
sRaG;0E eave o! foot Of hanr
fOow and ye minutes earlier unless otherwise 'As'''
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS. .,.
n m NJ psy-ya Niagara Falls s and ch'p sssp
SUU LAKE PaTo Ei Connects 70 a. por %
Union station. except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsrIBULED LIMITED.
I, R wS dd Iasn e fS cSss va
70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
on NJ except sunday.For Binghan'0pp o a'n gs
Throurh car Saturdays for Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
q m p. NJ. Daily-sond train to Chicago va N,ssH
R S1r,Io k kSts eaG Toron'o and
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
$50 FAIL P psS ina CO Sleeper Hsss sas
Chicago and Cincinnati
WEEK DAYS. :15 a. M l25d-st 3;oo, 'oa
WsS$st. 7:'o M 40 % 3 80 m a. 81 sana.g.I g. n.
+ d. m M p D. H. H., 80 ,. M, 8 80 p. m.
FOR NEwBURG.
Az EEK DAYS. rs a. m. (23d-st. 8 5Sl, q n, 80
w d M, 4 AS .. M. y. M D. M sundays"
D. m, o p m.
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS
<, SATURDAYS ONLY IL so p. m. 1894 ST. 2ao ,@
SNewburg; 40 p. m. (2Sd' ST. L :2o) Tor nA"SA0A''
3:l5 y. NJ. Tor Port JerNis.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NvAPS AND TIMETABLES may % optameu TUE ~
i ticket offices. Also copies Of Sumner Homes ~"
raining select Of hotels and boarding houses
Homes" describing VICINITY u New loih; Nhau~uf
lake Souyenir' and "Summsr EAcufsiohs' -.
AVN DIyII N ~
4Ol 3l7 and 957 Broadway, Nhsn6,rs ana MsiT1:
e Ferries, New. York 33l and 1873 Egltohss "a 49,
ioT broadway Williamsburg corner Ne"Af ,e IsSstss
@panV calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana rs
denccs through TO destination.
w. C. RINEARSON, OenerA fefoe"ee.
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cost am founo

r uST-Rank book No 57l,s 73 Bank for Savings,
IL 81 BepcAer.st New YORK. Payment stopped FIise
return cook to bank. ----
r OST-TWO BANKBOOKS, Nos 3s0.541 and 3sO84t,
l. Rank for savings 81 Bleecker-st, Newly OK ray
nirnt stopped. Please return books TO BANK:
OST.-Bank book No. 579,i3?, Bank for Sannihgs,
L. g. Bleecher-st. New-York Payment stopped Please
return book 20 bank
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RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foo, a.
Desbrosses and COrtiandt Streets
as fOllows:-

On ana after JULY 10Th, 1891,
800 A. m-pull NAE y EAsT LIy ss.,o, a.,
Ss i hESss Ssvs Fl 10 s2S aansp. s
Toledo. except Saturday. N'-"'S"' s''' ~
THE PENNSYLVANIA LfuJrKp
p1ts 1r,rog ,n1 sxelgsysy 2. Tym.a y.s
ss ana 9Sserya rs. Cara gsssits nsosia sEs
s sSc Ds Bs.S SsS'G sss q. S
sea a mSs,o Of home or Lighted By ..sa.
ndanapos II IS a. and chcaso 20
II. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
500 r oS pn,D yes,Suls se1s Cars hsa
L Louis and ciRclnn.' P.s.snssT ee.cS EsTYss
Louis 3 100 p. m. next day
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
400 p M.1Pullmsn yest.bgie Sleeping, Dining. snst.
osches nom NewYork to Chicago Alive. IN cSlcsss
Sal5 .. M next day
THE wE.rERN EXPRESS
Fi..sa5g St. louis SSi$sss SfssiaSss S Sissslsss
and ppsmPhs pnHs Cars NS S % pd.asDh.
Columbus IS p. m, clnennatl $40 m. Chicago
m 9sn o asd c &; h2s 10 Iss
except Saturday.
Chicago, New.YaTE 70 Memphis Via the sSsnssdas
!.ssSs ,as. - g; s.iE F:Ss Ss,S
Cleveland and Columbus, exc i SATURDAY
230 r M.-Shena9doa5 Valley Express with 1hf'usA
BuHst sleeper 70 NcN-OFltdhs'
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" Of Pullman cariS, Can
with Dining Car TO BaltmoreD daily, except sunday
1910 3. M arrive Washington 8 so D. M: add Cor
.. m. arrive washington 25 D. M regular eIp'ea,
500 8 90. 30 and II 90 a. M 2:1o, 30 90 aad
p ~ - Sunday, els and 8 80 .. m. 80. 20. saS
8 100 D. d. and IL 15 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY so D. m. weekdays. VIII
Through Buffet Paflor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. m. weekdays. with Throuu
Buffet Parlor Oar.
Express 30. 20 100, 80. 40 Chicsso .tnlsx
with Dining-Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited. VIA
9l PM caG and II ;oS 90 M N II 20 90 2lSa
900 ana 12I5 night Ae3sSmmSdasSn. Up
s:39 9 90 40 Limlted). and 10 e. o m 2'ao. 800
12:l5 ni0ht. Accommodation 100 D. NJ.
For Timetables Of trains 20 local points on the Pennsy
vana railroad System. apply at the following Ticks
ohces Nos. 4S5 sac and 9i4 Broadway, Aston Hous
and foot OF DesbFosses and Cortlandt sts Couftg
900 FUlton-st, and Brooklyn Annex station, foot 4
Eutonst Brooklyn; as Hudson-st.. HobOken Station,
Jersey City.
The New-York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through destnar
CHAS +. PUGH j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Psss'f Agent
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Fam 6fhools.

yTIHT NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, 120 BRoADWAI'
New-York Cty.Annus session opens Qctooer Il d fy9
Zee 500 dwight Method" Of instruction. For csts-
ioeues address GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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Musical Instruction.
MIR A. L. SCHULTZ Organst Sands Street Memorial
WI Church. Brooklyn, VIII resume lessons (piano ana
orCan1 September l. Adr-Rs 227 Duled-st, Brooklyn.
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The opening chapters of Fret Harte's new story,
First Family of Tasajara," also appear in Macmillan
This month He strikes new note in them-but he
strikes the old ones with all his early strength; ana
~ he does not grow weary midway, as he too often
noes this bit OF work should be among his BEST
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express 90. 20 90 $50. 90 Chiesso l.tmlal
Nth ana % 10 wash 5o ID L ed VI"
sSS $50 800 70 zoo zoo; 80 90 =,
a m.' = 40 and 200 p. m. Sundays, express, IS
$50. 9 90 40 Limited. and 10 2. m 2 30 10
fo.Y: 1917 AsssorDnsniatnn .nn n y N' y"
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Boarding
and Day School for Girls 41st Sept "a Al
dress for circulars, 13S140 Montagues. Brooklyn NJ
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-11-28


superintendent Of the city schools. Attor
ncy General Haskell, in an opinion to
John Cannon, superintendent of public
instruction for Montana, says that the
order BY the county school trustees and
the payment BY the county treasurer to
city superintendent Of schools Tor ser
vices rendered rs such ont of school
money belonging 10 any school district,
is an unlawful diversion Of its funds to
purposes not dcsi gnatcd in the article On
schools: for which illegal diversion the
officers so ordering aud paying are liable.
The attorney general says the law does
not provide for the appointment OF any
such officer Young has Il two years
| contract with the trustees and they have
reduced him to the rank OF Il teacher to
avoid any combinations
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neyed from Massachusetts to st. Louis
in order to secure 4 thorough course Of
instruction in anatomy, which was not
then to be had in ANY eastern medical
college by @ woman. St. Louis today
bears testimony 10 her gratitude and
generosity by having an ample share of
line examples Of her work, notably the
Beatrice Cenci and statue to Thomas H.
Benton Miss Hosmcr's first purely inn
aginativo piece was done in the little
garden studio at her home in Water
town, and was entitled ''lIesper, it
being alike the child of her poetic CON
ccption and Of her own handiwork.
But the Eternal City bcchoned Miss
Hosmer, and the year 1852 found her III
John Gibson's studio in Rome receiving
that artists training and winning his
interest. Gibson had lived in Rome for
esnrty-four years and was known 10
every one by the musical name of SiSnor
Giovanni. Miss Hosmer subsequently
was called "la signorina, and in cap and
blouse worked in Il small room formerly
occupied by Canova. Financial reverses
came to her father about this time but
this calamity seemed only to stimulate
our scnlptor's industry and effort.
There is scarce any greater pleasure to
be enjoyed than Miss Hosmer's CONVEX
sation when she becomes personally
reminiscent. Her face glows and kin
dies as the memory Of some merry occur
renee or incident presses. "a man is
known by the company he keeps" aye
and woman also, and who can intro
duce us to so distinguished a circle as
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they found splen- lltof. |. G. RUSSELL.
did conditions for a base line and trig-
onometrical mcasurings, which enable
them to calculate tho exact height to
within Il few feet. Another interesting
fact is the rapid change Of productions
and climate as they went inland. On
the shore of Icy bay and for II few miles
inland they found Strawberries salmon
berries and huckleberries in lavish album
dance and Of the finest quality
They landed through the surf Of Icy
bay onJune and made haste over eighty
miles Of hill and finally Of glacier to the
north side of Mount ST. Elias. They next
surveyed the coast line to the eastern
limit of Disenchantment bay, and late in
September reached Yakutat. whence they
sailed Oct. 8 in the United States steam-
er Plnta, and surveyed the coast south
ward. This was Professor Russcll's third
trip to Alaska, and his collection Of maps.
photographs and specimens is extensive
and valuable
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New Treatment for Burns.

IN one of the hospitals at Berlin Il new
treatment Of burns has been tried with
great success. The advantages of this
new treatment are quicker recovery and
less suffering from the wound The
burn is first thoroughly washed with L
solution Of per cent. of c;rbolic acid,
or similar disinfcctants used for this
purpose. The blisters are then carefully
opened SO that none of the flesh beneath
is injured, and the surface covered with
finely powdered subnitrate of bismuth.
y thick layer Of soft cotton wool is then
placed over the powdered surface and
left in position until it is moistened with
the watery discharges.
This dressing should be changed as
often as the cotton banlages get moist.
In exceptionally bad burns ointment Of
bismuth is substituted for the dry pow
der, and the suffering i'll this case is
greatly reduced. In the many cases
treated in the German hospital no sy,np.
toms Of poisoning from the bismuth have
yet been discovered, While the treatment
seems, III other respects, to be far supc-
rior to the old mcthods-Yankee Blade.