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M ISs WARREN. 100 WEST slsT.sT
ll School for Girls Primary AcadeiDr and Collegiate
ke.opens September Is. Clsss Tor Hnxs
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ynsIrurIion.

n EoAEN-DAUDIFFRET SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
u H6 WEST 671HST.
EnRlieh. French. and Classical Deparfments.
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NiIss GARDENERS SCHOOL FOR GIPLs.-Prmar,
IVI and advanced. Classes for Boys Nj tary Drill n
loung Ladies and pelsarte 0ymnastica 1 Ear Iaists
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. nov. 20.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS

San Francisco. Nov. 81. 1891.
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Nj ISIS WALKERS formerly MIS-. J.. j. Roberts an,
Vl Miss Walkers school. FOR GIRLS Is Madison.
ave, with important notifications and additions
no HOME STUDY for pupils under fourteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-10
THE DEMOcRAJIC CONVENTION.
Two sets OF DeleEstrs 1rnm the First
O.wcEo Dh.tr,ct, Both for Flower.

Two sets OF DeieSstrs irnn the First
O'wcgo M~tr,ct. Both for Flowcr.
OswEGo. Sept 9.-The Democrats of the First
Oswe0o district held two Convention, here t..
day. aud Hill and nnti-Iiill delegates were
elected 10 the Stnte Convention. The organ
lzation Yves In tho hands Of the anti Hin mca,
VINO decided 10 issue admission tick q I" tho
Convention ball. From nearly every town and
ward In tho district there wore contestng
delegations To all these and 10 substitutes.
tickets were issued. The Hon. ". A. Poucher
led the nnti-Hill mon. and Z. n. Bulger and J.
Il. OGorman did the heavy work for tho Hill
forces. Tho outbreak occurred when 1. F.
Rowan. Chairman OF the District Committee.
named Mayor John ID. Kehos for Temporary
CnHlrman. Mr. O'Gor'nan moved TO amend by
substituting he name OF John Sharpe OF Vol
. ssS M H ,n, said !! had been fonesd.d
man, lie called Tor viva voice vote and do
claret Nj ks!tor el.c;sd. The Hill men urged
Mr. sharpe 10 ~. platform, and demanded that
preSsn,ed Sy Ill., K.hoe. The ssos ter Du w ws
intense. The Nm men made a rush Tor the
platform. Only the presence OF half dozen
policemen prevented violence. The anti.
HI mel, went on with tho Convsn.
; &s%o. The pSpo;l''0n;s e,sss:d ssS:
Grace as delegates 10 The stale convsntion
and INSTRUCTED them Tor Roswell p Flower for
back end Of the hall. organized with NJ {. sharpe
man. I. n: Bulg"r. aud John, sharpe as doIe-
gates 10 the state Convent n. They were
the Hon, Z. n. Bulger OF this city for Attorney
General.
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First FAsseit Campaign dlnb.
III" j. S!oat Tassett Campaign Club was Or
Rahizel in tho Seventh Assembly district last
evening nj 10 Clinton street upon rsceipt of the
news from 70 'hest'r. Cornelius Van Colt
was elected President,
The sun., 1891-05-17

r,
ny 'ae mirt along with II rush that makes tie
mAhy amusing situations doubly effective.
Edward HarriGan's 8 graphic local drama con-
unhes 10 I'LL his now theatre comfortably eight
unesa Week. The 175th performance will &C.
cur week from next Thursday. and the 2OOth
WI be due late in June. That will bring to
neilly and tho 400" record that has no.
often been parallelsd In tho history of Harri.
gan successes. Tho company will not travel
5nls summer. Mrs. Yeamsns. Joseph Sparks.
S.S ySsSa a"iia' and tho other layorites are rem
sassr Dor rin SXt sSasan Mr MSrrIsan and bis
tneir annual trim to Schroon Lake. where they
SMG Shn, summer homes; but IT IL significant. as
Reilly and the 40o." that they scSfcoly ex pect 81
Isig ,s.Sx itis unIerstood that new play viii be 30
nrny suy bpr use In ihe autumn. but tho current
'ae VIII hardly DO worn out by that time.
news Of city smccssses which have carnod
SSotoi'town approval is always pleasant to
sssE Charles Frohmans stock company In
non and Women" have gone across the con-
ausht since they left Proctors. winning em-
rn"'e shccoss everywhere. and notably In
.I Francisco. where the newspapers wax
'"iefht In praise. \ vein NJ aston ish rIeut Is
,"'e '"i 10 in the iumhnIpn, TIE writer's lind
"'"! thny as abe anL more nnincrous than
wy oa"r stock "lc'nirrtion which has come
M'"en' from New '"",. lor the Belasco- Dc
.''"s arama haSn re- , number Of almost
.uAhy lInportantr IN tho wonder is how
bsea fem8rSabia ,.-soni plaRe OF players has
VII, gEJin ELECTED. on-", .rtliirs Blue Jeans" !"
wsSrasw,n wSn w,n, away 'rp9, u long before the town
iS, Sew lork trimm,h It is now iu Chicago
Its ra. rmnntl. and hns heeu l,faisel BY the Lake
ine stage Of the Fourteenth street late next
;ha sMna'will be kept on. probably. throughout
ENs season. Augustin Daly's company
dsIhnRRE their brief tour. Boston aud Phia-
Sspssi1a,, were, rs they always have Teen.
s'H''S kind 10 tho DAILY marty, greeting
The sun., 1891-05-17
ing tn. NO E..s theatre. under III. following ma.

ing ths NO Fee. theatres under the following nas
asementsi tHeayen bles. em3
'':sss JOHN Iss.iss s.r.s sta.yf'.Hs S.ys':SHr'
nssrbohm Tree tIlsy n.rtst;
Arthur dssSssisS dsSSsii A:ssrss;. AKA ~. % John %s.2 Court
os:;:s ss:$.s sass;::' ;s.s.: ,Si:Sss,, S:l:;,,
a.. T.r,s K, fEssa, E.,n;s,so. 1ss,s h'
'"''Sa %"ss:!u. !.iii. 9Sl%sy Ls..,.
H.r... s.ss: ssss%:s ss. Isss.: ysss: s.. .ss Lyric,
e..,ss M,iiss Hsrs:s.:s sss: oSsa. ..Ss!ss Sss$s,..
Willie Edouin @ issr,ndh
Charles Hawtrsy tComsayl.
Charles Wyndhsin tCriterionl
Mr. Irving especially a...fy.. u. srs,,ud. of p,.ys.
era ,; sn mot Ssy s n; wSa dos sss
ErAnmes but the psntomims season induisss n the
early door dodge
Sending rornd tn the gods. Barrett informed
shsr Ss oSe s' hs
turbance took place The startling stresmer
was rolled MP for q future occasion; and the
play proceeded QUIETLY, Al the Anal fall of the
epcs. He praised the originator Of the scheme
which had been cleverly placed before them.
and explained his own position H. the matter.
For years,nll the time he was at tho Pfincees's
public 10 assist him In tho matter by posting
bills over his theatres In which 1t was stated
that any servant OF the IN an aeement receiving
fec would b. suss,th to
the practice and Barrett was. he said con.
stantly compelle In consequence TO change
his servants. As regards the Olympic. the tee
should be SnS S 81 d. nth
Then. with a. repetltion OF the tag. Barrett re-
tired. followed BY hearty applause.
The sun., 1891-05-17
WILLING TO LEARN.
A chicago Girls Heroic EHore to Utilise
the Secret OF Dramatic Success.

A chicago Girls Heroic ERore to Utilise
the Secret of Dramatic Success.
From the chicago Iost
You lust ought to have heard her" he ex-
who's that?" asked the other man.
II don't know her name. but she is one OF
tho-e amateur actresses.,
We, were having rehearsal Of Broken
Bones up at the club. She came from some
ouamnsi'd ou. and did not E"ow th"t-wsi won't lei ts
y Ii his name--a way-pp actor was going to be
to 70 hsr and then she Began ask him
first time she had ever talked to q live actor.
Sns was sssa worm out and when she "apped the
climax by asking him 10 toll her how to be-
sSi ssaah Co. sih sahsrds % We al saw saw he bad BLOOD IN
What did hs tell her?"
q Young man-and said: My dear. it's Just az
ceopaTr@ esI %H jewels il id tell nor but wouldn't.
ssSs MSE soa your
maPsssr, Wis +, when you get great I'll 'sll YOU"
"sbS"t promised quicker than l!Ghtnine., Then
he put both hands on her shoulders, looked
into her young blue eyes. and said: Swsar.
like Sn Tnats sHuss pn'f Il in
actress than Fanny Davenport
Thanked him profusoly. Tnen the rehearsal
began. and AL OF us watched 10 see see what she
that She was nervnR herself to a great effort
oi some Kind, AMI her face was lighted np by
the glow II determinatio on, Just as We were
Of her dressing room. walked directly. up TO the
stage manager. and In n low. trem bling voice.
iIt mo. aud ! wont wear H. 30 there. by
ID! And thea"
What happened them
she went back to her dressing room ana
had good cry"
The sun., 1891-05-17
At the Muse unns.

The man who handles rattlesnakes and alli-
gators at Hubsr's Palace Museum will 20 .
stop further toward the danger limo this weeS
with scorpions recently brought from Mexico.
II ono OF them stings him. so he says. tho Coro-
nsr will I've in demand. The rowing contest.
tn which young women are committing for
gold medal. In drawing large numbcrs Of spec-
tai orr. and 1t proves Interesting. Little Ratfin.
aud several new features will he In the curto
halls. On tho stage Will appear tho Don Lato
Novelty Company OF vaudeville performers.
some OF whom are known at the museum.
Dalfe's familiar opera. Tho Bohemian Girl"
will be presented at Worth's establishments this
week. Louise Searle. the well-known soprano.
Will be supported by Col. Milliksn's company
in giving . representation Of this work. The
idea OF presenting opera at tho prices charged
at this house Ia somewhat startling. and will.
without q doubt. he fully Appreciated by lovers
OF music who cannot AFFORD the cost at larger
establishments. rorty women Will. with many
other attractions. appear in the lecture hall
throughout the week.
The opera OF " Olivetts" viii be presented at
the Doris Music. at 35l Eighth avenue. with
full company. The enthusiastic acceptance Of
operatic performances here has induced tho
management to retain for the present this fes-
ture. In the lecture room the principal at
traction will be u competitive lower Ing
exhibition. In which twenty girls will DO par
ticipants. Prizes OF $25. SO. and 500 will be
given to he victors. The scene will he an In
lected from the visitors, lively and exciting
times may TO expected.
The sun., 1891-05-17
SIZE UyCoILED THE sERpENE
A North Carolina Girl K-scucs = Cow rrou
an Anaconda.
From ne Greensboro Ee'nd.

From Hs Greensboro Een'd
last year monster snake was seen in the
neiahborhood OF Donnell'S nill. IN this county.
and its length was vRrIously estimated by sew
eral parties who saw It ut from eliht t. q hiteen I
went nto ibicket on tho banks OF the creek.
Nothing more was seen OF his monster snake
until on last Friday. when Miss Ida T. Robin
son saw COW the Gropsy o. and M vsnt AHnea ea
ses what was tho matter. imagins, , her M sur
in immense snake some four inches in diam
eter and at least ten feet IN length. The COW
sox hold Of the snake with both h.nds !, and
got il loose. or perhaps frightened IL until 1t
uncoiied itself and ran into the thlcket.
Alter awhile the COW. wi,h ala from the
lady. got upon It's feet and Was o,s. ar!yen home
NO sign. oI striking or biting. as Is common to
all our native snakes. hence Y fs believed to 10
an anaconda which has made Its escape from
some manaReIie.
Last snring near George Donpell's OLD mil.
which 10 about six miles north Of GresnsborC,
In Monroe township. ard said 1t was at least
ten teet long.
The sun., 1891-05-17
Amu.enenta In Rrooklyu.

The Park Theatre. BROOKLYN. will have the
Lyceum stock company this week In "Old
Heads aud Young Hearts," Tho cast will be
the original one. including Herbert Kelcey.
Nelson Whsatcroft. W. j. Lemoyne Charles
Walcot. Fritz Williams. Eugene Ormonde
Cyril Scott Walter Bellows. Georgia Cayvan.
Ellie Shannon. Adelaide Stanhope. Mrs.
Charles Walcot. Mrs. Thomas Whiron Msr-
vyn Dallas. and George Paxton. On june 10
Treasurer Richardson Of the Park will have q
benefit.
The Grand will offer Krugers opera COM
pany. The opening piece will be !" II Trova-
tore" sung by Nine. Kiono'd. Aleda Varena.
Nina Bertini Carrie Morse. Rosa Linde. Guile
hicGlay Gorsky. GIuseppe Del i pus9te. . MILAN
ieid as dires,or ae % and iu Chorus and orchestra.
The Lee Avenue Academy will be open on
Monday night with an entertainment for tho
benelt of Laurent Howard the business man.
ager. Tho performers will be Tony Farrell.
izzie Devious Eva Nudge. Critic Boswell.
soe sss' Prof. Hinehciiif and orensstIa Parker.
Wild Bart, Sure Shot. and the Star quartet. Mr..
Howar,l's new theatre will be open early next
fall. and this will 10 his last night ut tho pres
ent house.
Corinne with her operatic company. will bs
at Holiness Star. This is the first appearance
OF tho actrs.s at thi. house. She will be sup
ported ny the same PLAYERS and wel-drilled
the past season.
The Huber and Gebhardt Casino will bs
pretty we'll crowded this week. no doubt. by
lovers OF variety entertainment. The manager
30 Tar ibis season. Minnie Shut viii sing. as
usual
The sun., 1891-05-17
DOWN
VITA
TIIR FEE SYSTEM,

Has it ever struck you that when yon pay los Pro
shou d managers charge whether u br penny or
have ssereled The o the nay bens psriotmsd sh'
! VIII Won plsar m p"~or sqnech tir '~e
systsm by rsfuat osT for programmes and by vs'f.
The sun., 1891-05-17

All the other distrct, infected In similar proper.
iiou what will become Of holy orthodox Church
II Things allowed TO 10 this rate in the very
heart OF Russia I" Eovoy, vrfmpa asks dsspondiugy.
In similar manner the ri,demosa o. Noscow W grows
despondent on account OF the perversty of tho
Ing generation. The young folks do walk In the
footsteps Of their s,res; they rregous fond Of
profitable amnssmsntA indplsins themselves In the
pursuits Of ruuons pleasure dsrespoctfu toward their
seniors and toward the minstsrs OF the Holy Church.
&c. Ac The VirS0mosI comes to the conclusion that
all this Il hut the fault Of the parens who NOT ap
precists the duties devolviDR gpon them Chrstians
and ~ citizens, AMI spoil neglect their children It
therefore aivocstes tha; the Government and
administrative authorities be made rsapons sble for the
piety and morality Of the growing generation The
NorsI OF St Pstersburg reproducing the article Of
Moscow contemporary, says: The patriotic prs,s has
already mAdo our Government tho manager OF eur
railroads. commercial navy. and many other institu.
tions OF national Importance The Governmen directs
our schools and educational institutions. VIII that
prsss have It also superintsnd aud control our nurseries
and domestic lits"'
Here the text Of the uksss by which the Jews are
banshsd from Moscow;
81" Hencsforth up to the time the 70 note
10 chapter i57 Of the laws passports issued In is80
revised and become law no jewish disttler brewer
mechanic and craftsman OF kind shall be allowed
to move from within tho limits OF Jewish settlement or
10 settls over from o:hsr city town OF the
pirs into the city or Government Of Moscow
"a The Minister OF tho Interior with the Governor
General OF Moscow will enact measures BY which all
Jews Of the Aforesaid description already settled In
Moscow and the Government aud territories thereof
shall bs made gradually 10 Withdraw within the limits
Of jewish settlement"
Nooovt Yytmla publishing this tevt has two editorial
columns OF comment upon its wisdom and benefit IL
that tho ukAse does not include the Jews Of
learned professions such as physicians, ApothocASisA
and iawysrsl merchants of the nrss guild But IL
hopes that this only the bsrinniaE Of the end asd
The sun., 1891-05-17

thls country the only Amy fO6s0rfS easily re-
called are Nelson aud Mrs. housby.
Annie Pixley returns to tho Fourteenth
Street this week. Bhe IL q frequent visitor at
that theatre. and she seems to have gained o
following extensive enough to warrant her re-
appearances Her play will be James Connor
Roachs military piece. Kate" 1t has been
acted already In New York. and since its
earlier perform nnces no opportunity for possi-
be improvement has been wasted on the au-
thor. who has worked q constantly ON alterations
love incident. Miss Pixley 10 . hsroi:: and sell.
saorcsns girl who gees to sthsr the wGt
Is promised that. to.morrow Evenings
production will be distinguished by the same
| ella aborate scenery and general mounting DO
| slowed. on the original production. and Will be
fpysF e .up sRa
lwno succeeded n. G. DAILY ss Mise PixIey'scom"
edianl. Beniamin r. Grinnell. Fred SRekstt
john =. BuTke. Carrie Feynolds, .Mollls Reyel,
Anna DonGlass. and others. The battlefield
FtEa;t Iiobson enters the last fortnight OF
his engagement at tho Union Square. whore
"Tha Henrietta" is drawing large audiences.
During the summer he will rest IN and about
Bu-,"n. Next season his rspertory will include
Tho Hsnrietta" Is Marriage q Failure ?"
ana She stoops TO Conquer" The last named
comedy is TO receive an elaborate ami costly
| q. hve with one set scene for each act. Robson
has reanRag.d nearly all his pre.ont company:
| Early next fall Bill Nyes comedy. The CRdi."
viii be nrndpcod NJ tho Union SQUARE, with
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TRAINS.

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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A Chicago man proposes to drill a
hole to the center of the earth. He
ought to drill it clear through and
thus facilitate travel to the Worlds
Fair.
Only about one-quarter of the
American Indians have to depend on
Uncle Sam for support. The others
are independent, and some of them
are even rich.
A movement has been inaugurated
by the Sons of the Revolution in New
York to have October IL celebrated
throughout the world each year as
Discovery Day."
An Albany woman hid her dia-
mond earrings in her mouth and then
lectured the burglar. The possibili-
ties of the human mouth are some
thing wonderful.
The sheep raisers of one of the
western states nave formed an eXJcr-
mination society" for the destruc-
tion Of every cur found on the prem
ises Of any member.
Boys in Charlottesville, Ind, have
balloon parachute craze, and cats
are daily sent up, the parachute
being so arranged that it will detaoh
itself from the ballon at certain
time.
The farmers of South Carolina have
started movement having for its OBJ
ject a reduction of cotton acreage.
The great crops of the last two years
have seriously reduced both prices
and profits.
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The Delicate Orc anism ofWoma,
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Protection or Free Trade. Which?

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August.
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trio Belt and her Appliances Supply This, as
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-16

The highest praise has been won by Hoods
Pills for their easy yet efficient action. SOLD
by all druggists Price % cents per box.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-16

You cannot feel well without a
clear head, and for this take Simmons
Liver Regulator.