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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

or course Mr., Cleveland may be
nominated. He was nominated in 1883
sithout opposition after he had served
four years is president. But Mr.. Har-
rison WAS elected. The Democracy
should not only nominate candidate,
but the party should PIT out Il candi-
date who can be elected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

ANNA DICKINSON says George Fran
els Train has 4 heart of gold. Brother
Train had better not leave it lying
around loose anywhere in New York,
or .OmebodE will steal il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
WITH OPEN DOORS.
Some Alleged Corruption In Houston I'M
provements to be Investigated.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, April 2l.-Some charges
of corruption in official circles in connection
with certain city Improvements having been
made, the last meeting of the city council
appointed q committee of investiga-
ton This committee, it is stated,
will sit in few days with
open doors, and the chairman says it will
sift the matter TO the bottom and also that
whether the charges are proved or not, the
grand jury will have 10 act If officials are
implicated they will be prosecuted, and if
the charges are not proved, the authors of
the charges will be'paid like attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
SHOOTING AT TRINITY.
One Fellow Blazes Away at Another While
Intoxicated, and is in Turn Shot
Through the Arm.
Special 10 the Gazette.

TRINITY, TEX, April 21.-This afternoon
while the passenger platform was crowded
with people and the passenger train was
standing here, w. A. Cook, barber, fired
two shots at his former partner. p D. Doline,
and was in the act of firing the third shot
when Doline shot him in the right arm, the
ball lodging in his shoulder. Cook was ar
rested. Doline was not hurt. The cause
of the trouble is attributed to Cook being
Intoxicated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
BETWEEN Bismarck and his Socialist

BETWEEN Bismarck and his Socialist
opponent, Kaiser Wilhelm wonld rather
nave the Socialist in the reichstag. He
would represent nothing but an obnoX-
ious principal, to which he would add
but little: but Bismarck would repre-
sent power for making things warm
for the young kaiser that would keep
him ina perpetual stew.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

A Boston tax collector has been
compelled to tender his resignation
FOR the reason that he preferred to
lose his place than 10 tncarcerate
poor people, who are unable TO pay
their taxes, in Jail. Mighty credit
able 10 his heart but not 10 his head.
Men with hearts have no business 10
be in the business OF collecting taxes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

MASSACHUSETTS may be counted on
Is 4 safe Democratic state. a negro
was lynched there recently for assault
on q white girl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

WHAT'S in Il name? The Winner
Investment company Of Kansas City has
failed for 100000 In this case it is a
Inn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

WASHINGTON, April %, l 4. m.-Forecast
tin ?. III. Wednesday. For Eastern Texas,
showers, souihcastcrly winds, stationary
temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
The p. c. c. Is All Right.
Ballinger Banner-Loaur-

I7I4I4It-VI I'sftIIsV-I = .ITIT--
All, there. Brother GAZETTE. aor.-l ~,
partial to Throckmorton, Archer lg., ~. 3
towns in the Northwest. bu. Jz..-.5 g
boys an invitation to come 70 -he ;, d.
country, where their frames M. ...
racked with fever, and where r..g-.-
is unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

DALLAS county has 4 negro popula-
ton OF II 269 and Tarrant county 1916.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
DEAD CHILD FOUND.
1t Was in a Box in Some Brush in Texar
kana-Load of Flour Attached.

kana-Load of Flour Attached.
Special to the Gazette.
TEXARKANA, TEX, April 21-This city is
stirred up tonight over the finding Z body
of full matured male child in an old box
in some brushes near the standpipe The
body, from an autopsy,shows that the child
was delivered alive. Old rags and
q scrap of paper may lead TO the finding of
the parents of the child. An effort will be
made at all events to this end
The coroner OF Mills county. Ark, served
papers on Sheriff Blythe to-day and recov
cred full load of sacked -four, a.
tached in the Runnels failure. Mr.. 10 -
don Of Lexington, Mo-, was the owner of
the -four, and was made to prove each and
every sack before he could take it out,
which his agent did.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April PIE. /. Gage al the
international; H. ". Warren at the Abe
marie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

interests this year. And Fort Worth
is the great cattle center OF the South
west.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22
SOUTH TEXAS.

Heavy Rains Doing Much Damage to
Crops and Cattle.
Special to the Gazette.
HoUsToS, TEX, April 2l.-The news
comes of further heavy rains and much
damage to crops in South Texas to-day
All the little rivers are bank full and the
larger streams are almost out of the
banks. Reports from the Brazos are thaSs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

GALVESTON county has a negro popu-
lation of 1923 and Harris county 1858.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

dead cattle in numbers are COMING s-.-
while the farmers on the low lg-s'"-
rounding up their herds and ger.r- a.!
TO higher ground
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-22

221I5 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28

and In many other ways. In his later years he
was one of the Harvard OverseeTs and held other
Offices, chiefly connected with education. From
first to last it was a full and useful career, and
the close was peaceful and swift lie worked al
most to the end and retained his checrfulness and
sweetness of disposition. II was really beautl-
full life, not wanting in inspiration and abound
ing in profitable suggestion. His rule had al
ways been to do the nearest duty with all hearth
ness and fidelity, and that rule will carry any man
far. Mr. Hale has presented the facts eloquently
and 6tlv. and the memoir should be widely read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
RAILROADS.
Railroa0s
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
FEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.


91O A. VI. FASH NAIL. For Albany Utica, Syracuse,
1900 H. H1tff VGEfS3fBULE LIMITED due
1880 4. S we DAY ExpREss-Day except
1900 Noon. souTHwEsTERY yEsTBULED LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 10: 100, indianapolis IL 10, a. M,
4,JO p M.-XORTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 10 a. m, Chicago 80 p liz,
600 p. .-tAsT WESTERN EXPEEss-.Due Chicago
6:s5 p. N. GADiKoSD&CKi' AND M6NiiKifAL Elk.
1880 F n. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
ok p. M.-FAsr ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
FKESS-Due indianapolis II 20 p. m. next day. St.
FIS l'HIi &c SNEWBgRGH, PoUGHKEEPs1E. RHINE.
CLIFF KINGS !0N, AMP mCD>ON-t7 :45, ITO 30.
keepse - 200 noon, t2:9oi IA So, 100. 80 9i5
8 IS 70 49, 81 a 50. IS p M 40 - 10 a. H.
I5A H To- g. no 30 go JJ 90 S2 y 5 X
TR5Y-f7;45, 0Io 10 90 40 80, III 10 a. m. e12 100
UTICA AND SYRACUSE Z :45, 9:lO, 10 100, 10 80
a. m, II 700 noon, 80 600 $50, 9:15 p M ~ 90
RoGSTE 81 q 1o 1920 no 70 100 noon
BUFFHLog9 TO- 1000 ii ito 80 a. m H Is 90 noon, go
N1%$ ?I ~ Us B g. 10 o. 10 80 No. ~ 90 noon
ADiE0NGPSVCCK HI6rGIiT2AfNS AND MoNrREAL-7 45
CAFE VIM "A Err r M DE- Is nifG AND oswEGo-o15
pom3 200 night; also Tor oSNego. 9IO, 1000.
AUBGES'p GENEVA AND cANANDAIGUA-oIo. 10 100.
BEER 81 e. f2 3A hiRL&M f6lIv5Gis1oy
For ttsf: and space Sleeping cars apply at Grand
PARK Place s. west l35ths isstS;,5 s5:iSa %eE
ave E. D. Brooklyn and 100 Hudson ST. Jersey City.
Westcotts Express calls for ana checks baggage from
tDay except Sunday. SDaiy except saturday Other
Above trans EXCEPT those leaving at 40 10 90
II 39H ndqsh SSP St lSSs 5 5Tt s8 Dax1E1s
General Manager GEM Passenger Agent.
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Ee9aI X Offices.

- UPKEME Coz RI, County Of Newly ork -
- Augustus D. Elanchet IT, p!antiG, against Gilcomo
De Angels AID Giovanni De Angels the true and
surAame OF tae latter being 10 plant unknown trad
Ga ono D Angels 4 GoHp2hy dtfcnfants Summons
To the above named tcicldants.
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint in
plaintiffs attorney within twenty da}s after the scFyle
tni- exclusive of day Of service,
Of your failure TO appear answer, judgment Will
b. taken against sou by dault for the riof demanded
the complaint Dated New, Ork. February -. 1891.
ALBERT REYNAUD. PlainSirs Attorney,
POstofce address and Office No. Bechndn St. y CITY
10 the d. uudHt- gLONr named
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU by pIhca-
tion pursuant order u Hon GrOfge L. lnsrahafn
OF tic justices OF the supreme Court dated March o.
1891, filed With the complaint IN the Ucc OF clerk
CITY ana County Of New-lOrk a. the County Court
House. New CitF. Marc Il, 1901.
ALBERT REYNACD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
Z rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt sna
"a m for SlatngtOn and intermediate points.
10 a. N for Lyons Elair, KochestNr Buffalo
and no West Pottsville and principal local points Chain
car 70 LYONS and Pullman car to s,,p,nsloh brdge;
90 a m for Mauch Chunk ana ntelnedlac points.
II M for L. and Z. Junction and intermediate points
|nSr Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car ~ Tnkbannock Connection " Reading and Harris
an m for Elmlra ard principal intermediate points.
20 Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleeper ~ SusLension
Bridge. - o....,,,o Afo,.h Chr,t ard ,.,.,.
,,e nyint, Chair % Mauch OhLuk.
~ 10 NJ H. Mauch Oh nh and intormed3ts pointS
Couhectlan 10 Reading and harIl>DuiZ -
Z D. m. Tor Geneva, Lyons. Emra Rochester. Buffalo
and he West Pullman Lyons and
Bridge
m connect Tor ali points In MahOnoy and Hazelton coal
''e'09' SUNDAY TRAINS.
IN m for Mauch Chunk, HaZeltOn and
noiYt- nd II ia for Shenandoah and hterma,liata
points, ~, i....--
n m Tor Geneva Lyons, Elmita, k0chc,.ar Rurai,
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspensoa
hfiase General Eastern once. a35 Broadway
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

ROYAL Blu IL LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 10, 90 IL 80 a. NJ. 80.
90 80 90, 90, 90. 80 y. m. - 10 night
Sundays, 900, 400 a m, 200, 3 80, 100, go
For Baltnora and Washington daily at oo II 80 with
Dining Car except Sundaysl, a. m. CO. 80 Dining
carr 100 D. H., Il 10 night. Dining Car on a. N.
tain Sundays. . ~
40 n M II Is night except saturday sEc Sunday;
30 100. 100 y. have connection Reading Har.
Tor Sunbury aud WiliamsDort Via Philadelphia at 7:45
m II 80 Buffet rarOg can, 80 D. m. l. 10 mid.
night except SATURDAY night SUNDAYS 600 D. N.
-rTckrt5 seats be procured a
10 o6l AS ga LAO 1873 Broadway 137 6th.aye.
26I West l23thst. 1874 Fast l25tn-St. NcT-York:
Ncw.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
barga,e from hotel residence.
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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW-JERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of March 70, 1891.
80 a. m. for EastOn, Manch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton. Read ng. H1~sburc Tamsqul Shamokn, SUM-
bury Niam-pJrt. Sundays fOr Elston, Mauch Chunk
WikcSbarre and Scranton.
100 a. m for EastOn.
100 a. m. for Elston and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
40 m. for Ea.ton Mluch Chunk Wilkesbarre.
Scrant n, Reading. Harrisburg, P0ttsyile. Tamaqua,
ShaluOAn. SunbuIy, Nilliamsport Through coach to
VIII amspOrr.
100 D N. daily for Easton Mauch Chunk. Reading.
Harrisburg, PO-yill- &c uu sundays for IamaqIa also
3:f5 2. m for E1sOn, Mauch Chunk Reading Harris
burg Wkesbare, Scranton Tamaqua POttsyille Shamo-
kin.
80 y. m. for Easton and Allentown.
as .. m for Ea>tOn, Mauch Chunk Reading Harria>
burg, &c Sunday az > 30 y.
80 D. N. for Easton and Allentown.
For Auantc HieAlanls, az Z -, sl5. IL is a. m.
For Freehold, at 40, SID, II 10 NJ, 49, 80.
For Loag Branch and points south Point Pleasant az
i5. 10. II is m. 100, 20. 100 D. m SUNDAYS
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 900 a. m, :Od
Tor Red Bank at :i5 SIS. II rs a. H. 30 20,
fi20, 10, 200 p. sundays. On m, 90 D. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4:f5, 8 Is a. u., 80, 20, 40 .. N. SUNDAYS
100 a. m ParOr car, at 30, 20, 10 D. m. sun.
For Toms Rl,er. Bameglt Park and Barnegat, 4:45.
10 a III, 80, 20 =. m Sundays 700 a. IN.
For, Atlantic City, Vneand and Bridseton, at 4:45
For Monmouth Beach and seabrght. at sl5, IL 10
A. I 20 D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
n KOpN,ALS FOR INDIAN SuPPLIES AID

i Observation-Disclosures Of the Interior,
U r. ot iS.ed ProS5sa fol eT bids fo Ef
must submitted separate envcOpesl. Bacon Flour,
ana de;ed 20 the Commssioner Of Indan Affairs Nos IS
and 81 WOOser--t, New York. Will BE- received until !
indian service about 100000 pounds Bacon 81 900
pounds the hoO LOCO 900 pounds not Beef $50 900
pounds Bean 81 99 G Bog@G. Eoas p9U o 6o 10000
Flour 10000 Iolnds Feed. 10000 pounds Hard Bread,
10000 pna: iIominy 30 goo pounds 90 L9d G-o Oi,el'
10000 pounds kic, 1000 pounds Tra ll7oo0 pounds
soap 100000 pounds SUGAR and $4,000 pound, #hcat.
Also Blankets, Woocn ard Cotton Goods Consisting 81
IaIG Of Iekgs 1890 6 y@rds D StAgd Saaeo 10000
"a 6J6 yt,i DCn.nS 20 600 yad,; Gingham, SO 05i
yyaIS hho%n SheCtins 10000 yads icacled 81 t.
lnc Is 600 yard> III soy shifting 5000 yl:ds Calico
surfing 5000 yards; Wiaeey, 1000 yard>i Clothing.
Groceries. Notions, lie "are Medical supplies no..
Books, etc. and long li~t u miscellaneous aucles such
$50 Wagons required for the service to b. delivered
Chicago, Kansas cry, and Sioux city. ALSO for
the Pacihc coast VITA california 0raiies delivered Al
san Francisco. Also. transportation for such Of tho
70 De dolNcied a, the Agencies. BIDS be oqt
Government blanks. Schedules showing the kuds az
ard school and the Kinds aEd quantities gross OF ali
other goods ana eic- togethcr with o,nk proposals.
conditions TO be- Observed BY bidders, time AID pace x
delivery terms OF contract and tTan-p
routes, and all oh,r necessary Instructions viii be- ~.
n.sAel Cl"A 22lL .aU2A 10 me IhaAn ONE IA Ma'nl5'
mssaIes Of Subsistence L. 5 A, at Cheyenne CHICAGO
Francisco; The Po,tua,tcrs sioux city, Iowa; lan
ION, ). Dakota; Arkansas city. Caldwell lorcSa aid
served by Government to REJECT any ana ali BIDS or
any part OF any hd ana these proposals invited
6y Congress BIDS VIII be opened ~ th" hour and day
above stated ard bidders are nitd TO BE- present the
opening. Ceftn"G chec&@A BIDS must b. accompanied
Depository or thc National Of san Francsco
CAL for at least per cent 81 the amount OF the proposal
u. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
DR0p0sALs FOR BLANK POSTAL NOM

kJNOI fI-'.l JIt DIIIL4NIN " =
4 AND MONEY ORDER DRAFfS-P15toilco Depart
lncn. WASHINGTON, D G.. April - ;s9l.-~EALED PRO.
POSALS viii De- received at this Department uutil T.
o'clock NJ. THURSDAY Tho 2sc day 81 Nav. 1891 fJ
urnishcng all the BLANK Postal Notes" aud Money
order Drafts" which tn" Department may oder during
commencing the ljtu dav * Aug
ust 1891. The chief Of the Bureau Of Engraving and
IIntlng OF Ira~uly Department is required by the
provisions Of the second con Of te act Of Mach B. 1883
10 submit estimates hi, work IN competition with bid
dcrs therefor. Blank forms Of bids. win ll specnca-
tons q sample Postal Note. and sample Money Order
Draft Will be furnished upon application TO the Super
ntaEden OF the Money. Order system. Po,oace DeDar
mcnt Washington u. c. The izht to reject any bid
estimate IS reserved. 5. a. WHITFIELD. Acting Post
ma. fpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
s1tbrrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Gov=1nesSes.
&c. to Con- zes. schools ard Families Apply 10
Mrs. ". j. YOUNG.FULlON. . Union square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has lest TEACH.
n Frs. locality, all branches. No FEE FOR
traton Form for stamp. =. V. HUYSSoO&, w. 14th.st
TUTORS Professors Teachers, Gotcrncsses q al;
"a supplied universities col schools and
families Circulars schools parents. Modem langages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room IL. $50 5th-ave.
IT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies oncefs
" with teseAeTs teachers with positions.
n. n. HAIikINl5ION. Pfop, 81 LafsyesAs Pi., n. z.
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RAILROADS.,
PENNSYLVANIA
~ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICN
Inc scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. fsot Of
Desor"sses and COrtiandt Streets, rs
foil0ws:-
On and after MARCH LIST, 1891.

UT dTU dTt0f mi ARCH IEf. IH0I.
mr. =, 0'
see !. " THE PAST LINE:
cbiesss S icy S;2S a. M Columbus 80 .. ms
Connects also for Toledo Except sa:1r2aT, A'1'
iHk PENNsl LyAAIA LIMITED
Drsw.aR and stste Rooro Stscy OF EuiILA'
and O6seryaton ca '"4, oeepbg Dlnlng,, smsHns'
senographers sns Rsehsng nnsnc1l reporss'
ladies5 maid p1thfooins Tor ooth seIes
fences n home =, uDrafy and all the conven.
by stationspv and vince H"ate1 oy steam and gnte1
cincinnati 10 a. m. and Chicago rs a m next day.
II: Louis, CHIC tGO, AND CINCI.N ATT EXPRESS.
S.oe r. vi. Pullman Vestibule sleeping Cars from New.
York, and lining Cara from New W. - nni.
Chicago and Cincinnati TsE,enee, Coach york !:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
Ocean Cleaners

MBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
4 EXPRESS SERVICE to London and Hamburg by the
large twin steamers, which hold the rec ord be.
tween New York. SOutlIan ptOn and the Continent.
Augusta Victoria Aprl 80 Augusta Victoria May &c
%ctI anna ..........M"y 5INorH1Hnla..
uInb.a.........May 14ICo,mba.: II
Tuer,t Bismarck. 81 Fucr,t bismarck une 10
Sueya 80 M, ApFr 23. Wdlndl 80 a; m, May ..
First cabin, $50 and upward according to location.
HAMRT EG IN GEN FA1sHAGRE oFtGl6GE
81 GoNSrAnT 81 Bro5d iS Ne%Y E2
4 LLAN-oTATE LINE between New orll,
"A Glasgow and Neville Coudond rry) Through tickets
AZ reduced rates to Liverpool London, Dublin, etc.
POM Thurs, April 49, a.
STATE OF NEVADA ............. Thurs May IL, a.
ASSl KHAN huF>.i May -, a. IN.
STAfE or NEBRASKA. .......- Thur, May %, a. IN.
steamer marked With doe, not carry passengers
cabin passage, f36 and upward. according to location
Of satero6m Excursion tickets f65 and upward steer
age rate, $40. From pier Columbia Stores, south Ferry
Brooklyn, y. Y For ir.lght and passage apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO, Agents,
broadway New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28

CHARLESTON. ). C.. the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE ely DE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
From Pier % T.. Il. (fOot ROo,eycltst) : follows:
SEN MOLE Charleston Jack vile. Mon. Apr 81 pm.
lEQQUoIs Jacksonville direct mi, May l, 10 noon.
ALGONQUIN, Charleston & Jackville Fiji May l. D. m.
CHEEOKEE Charleston g. Jack vile. Mon. May A. pm.
All steamers have hrstclIss passenger accommodations
Insurance under open policy effected onedh OF one per
cen5 WIN. =. CLYDE co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
T. e. Eyer, GenI ACT. G. S. FRI Line. 3i7 Broadway
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y
circulars iidT rs iS0i4o Monaeae.st Brooklyn n y
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
A LEXANPLE INSIIyCI Military Boarding Sfh10i
ROYs, MOUNTAIN. SsvMMER HONE. CAMP +. and q
desired uleapaled climate uneNcepto9a9e social environ
mont careful oversight ~ NPcrGaced tagheis medical
diesi Dr. j. NJ w. KITCHEN Us wcst 5Sthst N y
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL oE SAINT NARY.
rrp2ges for TIC HAY}p a95 RAEET4E EI1 EEx X
HAAsis522EE EnfFacd s' NaoS June 5h and 5R
O"''' soo MS Ss, JGIII XIII H. FHwTELL, Principal
CHELTEyHAM ACADEMY. oGoYTz. PA;
.oupman 2GaH ana ty Tbo sSS4
eisraon for college scientific school. For circular
w. JoHH CALVIN RICE a. NJ. Principal.
y ASTMAN BUSINESS coLLEGE 2, PogFhk9ep; y 2
Banking, Commercial Law. Penmanshp. Gorespondence
BUSINESS men SUPPLIED NTH competent tssistsats On sno
No charge for situations furnished Send for catg
- LMWoOD SCHOOL FOR BoYS.-At Milford Coma
II Parents who are unfortunate in the management o.,
y his fs": WI do E to R&SR x ' u PFd
S5%TUTE Ffs9?Ogs g. sh Sso
ard 't classical ' c5arses 'D'''N-' 1SD Y'A00'
ME- KN4PPS HONE SCHOOL Plymouth yg MassiJ- Nj
f42MbEH PqIXT SCHOOL Rgx4urE Mass22 bSys
ScSoqs prepare Tor scientific school qoes,a business,
NIT VERNON INSTITUTE Boarding for boys
NAIho1 Oh for business ana cgL2e hc 5
II. NJ. BAUsCHER, Primrose Park, Nj Vernon. y Y
- I. JOHNS MILITARY. SCHOOL,
summer School. address wM. VEnBEc9:
= UMMER SCHOOL at the PeeS;Kll Military academy
JOHN y. TILDLN. A NJ ID D.. Principal
Send Tor circular
> AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL Roslyn. L; l., y. Y
Overlooking L. Sound. Send Tor Illustrated CATALOGUE
SwTHIX At Mr ,9lc 4NG tz N6
dress Media, Pa "a miles from Broad Street station
PHILADELPHIA.
II, HE pEEkSKTLL MILITARY ACADEMY,
iogue JOHN N. TILDEN. A. NJ. NJ. D.. PRINCIPAL.
" ACATION FOR BOYs.-yuy, and August at Westhamp
full supervision. DAVID Magic. Jrn Paterson, N j.
For Young Iadies-Country
MES noTcHKISs' SCHOOL FOR LITTLE L GIRLS
vi So Orange, y. J. For particulars apply 10 Mrs D. j.
LIFE Rye \. !.
MOUNT HOLYOKE SEMINARY ard COLLEGE.
gree amy s1safy co-e Win doma Laborstoses
cabinets AIT Gallery, Library. jjh year onens SEPT
iifesden..
81. AGNES SCHOOL Albany. y. Y-Tgder The dlrec;
stldy from KiaderelTten thTole HarvlIa Cogr.e ior
,oS o5'd .. ~ AGYfs sCH66f' O' year
~ ne YoUyG LADIES' SEMINARY. Trechold y: j.
tducstio as'''''' Ms EUXIcE D sEw2LL, Principal
VyAlNCr LANE - iIoQi, f9imerly Madam Clements
Young lad ith year opcns ptember oath. Acadenical
ana Co ~ 1.or cs Sar. osd. Sn''' "''S'''
Mr. fruFODORA 3. RICHARDS. Principal.
Miss SARA Louisa TRACY. A, NJ, Associate Principal
Miscellaneous
wv ALKING MULTIPLICATION (3) desires three youths
w 14-iN wears n take SIS weeks tour IN Swlzefland
Julv and Angus. Tor particular, address SWlTZEE-
LAND, Tribune Cptown Once J .22S I.Ioaaway.
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nELAwARE, LACKAWANNA AND
LIV-NORK ONTAEIO AND WESTERN

n EW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAILWAY.-Tralns l.aye VT 42d-st a. follows
ior Mddlcovn. Elenvlll.. L!b rty, b. lm Norwich,
oneida Oswcgo Chicago; 30 p n.y. Tor Campbell lia,
town Liberty, Walton, Oneida. Central square Oswego
Rochester Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago st. Louis
Daily All other trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets
timetables, 323 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON, General
Passenger AseAh 10 Exchange Place. ~ - W1N
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furniture.

ELINT'S FINE FURNITURE
is made o. the L.-t material, and will not warn
crack or .pt StoF ,. lftll--t. and Gth-lye.
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DROpOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES Fol

L THE NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPnIlN Nd
April II, 1s01S'aed proposals, endorsed proposals for
Naval Supplies for tn Naval Academy Arn1uoi,. Md,
to be open May D. 1871" VIII be received at tha Bqra1
OF Prov isiOns ard Clothing. Navy Department. washing
ton. d c. until II O'Clock noon, May ., lol and pub
Irly opcned Immediately t.r,aitcf 70 IuIhl,h at ue
consisting Of crushed "Tanitc curling brick cement lmc,
luuIbor brushes hardware, paints, coal Sc. The
articles conform to the Navy STANDARD and pass the
usual naval Inspection. Blank pr0los,l VII De fur
nish,d upon application to the Superintendent OF the
Naval Academy the Bureau. lh' attention Of manu-
facrprS and dalcrs l. invited. Tie bid an other
ie6g ,qual decided by lot The arment reserves the
right TO- waive defects 20 reject any ali I'D,
dCrued advantageous t. the Gotcrrueft. EDWIN
STEWART payuaster-'ien L. =. Navy.