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TN cnow INDIANS.
Par, OF the Grow Reservation divided
isto Grading Districts.


WAsitfSuToN, June 1.-THE In.
terror department, acting upon recon-
mendatlon VI tho Indian office, Inns
adopted new departure In the man
ageinent Of grazing matters upon the
Crow Indian reservation Ia Montana
The Crow Indians are authorized ny
an act Of Congress Of April H. lssa, 10
permit cattle grazing upon their fuser'
walton, but under previous arrange
ments much friction between the cat
ilsmeu resulted from the lndls'
orlminate paaturage on. portions
Of the reservation which have been
sci apart for graslng, proving Huitihl
source OF trouble and annoyance NOT
only 10 the agency management out 70
the rtment ~ Indian officers. To
ohyiate these difficulties In the future,
and 10 give the Indians the beneht anu
advantages resulting nom a competi-
lion between the caitlemen for these
Grazing privileges, the total unoeeu'
Med poftlon OF the reservation has
been divided into five grazing districts
and proposals for grazing on the SAINT
Invited by advertisement. Tho pf0pos'
ais received were opened al tho crow
agency % permit agreements, covering
each of said districts, executed BY
Agent Hyman, with highest bidder
Tor each, said permits 10 be In force Tor
y period Of three years from July ~
proxlmo. These agreements are now
before the department for approval
tits believed that new nfrahgeuluh.s
will relieve the department OF mlcn
annoyance aud trouble and he ueolueu,
" better for the Indians anu better lof
the cattlemen. II brings the manage
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Two young ladies In this cltyarr making
n great deal NJ money IN very novel way
They arr ultra respectable, Indeed, they
move Ia excellent circles. Ia their youth
their father Taught them 10 play eh.,s, and
now they teach the mysierie, u Tho game
aud earn between $1,000 aud slA,nO0 year
apiece. They d not teach individual,
they tutor classrs, and these arr generally
formed VI ak persons, who pay mover Ices
than iiieen dollars each Tor o0ursa Of a
dozen lessons, Tho sisters have classus
here, In Philadelphia, and In many suhur
ban towns. they work hard, but they cola
money, aud they have not hurt their social
standing, They live well IA an elegant
apartment house up town.-NeW YORK sun
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Tho Knights OF Tabor have appointed
two women shlrimnkors a. local orshn.
Tiers. Women organizer In tho labor
movement have always been mrc. one
who has gulned prominence Ia tho unltad
States Il Mrs. ieonora Barry In the PALM
isst days Of the order OF tho Knights u
Labor hor rich voice was familiar 10 every
ono Interested In tho labor movement sho
was employed IN n carpet mill Tor years
herself and know tho practical needs of
women who toll, A couple u years ago
she married Henry Lake, a printer and dis.
trlot master workman Of the knights NJ
Labor Of g. Ioulr, and has retired irum
the rustrum-Nuw York letter
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4 statistical inquiry undertaken by Dr..
Beddoe has brought out the curious fact
that In England brunette has ten chances
Of being welded 10 uino chances " she Is a
blonde. aud the English women are grndu'
ally losing their fairness u skin and hair
In darker types, simply because men per
slst la selecting tho darker haired women
for wives. Tho same thlng IN happening
In Germany, France aud Switzerland, ana
ID would seem that the reign of tho fair
haired belle IL doomed.-EXchangc,
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when Dr. jacob, then Mary Putnam,
sailed from New York 10 prosecute In Paris
the study donlrd 10 her In tho United
States, sho encountered rdleule aud oppe'
sltion. Mhyn Dr., Elizabeth blackwell,
the first woman % take medical degree,
besan practice In New York, she could not
hire a house Ia New York, ~ great wai
the prejudice against women doctors, aud
was obliged % buy ono before she conld
hang out her modest shluglc, Now there
are s,0l1 women mlnlsleriug 70 the relief
OF the suffering with aueoes.-Aew Gork
SIM
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LONDON, June li.-Di-patohes TO.
cclved here from Mozambique an.
nuuncc that great excitement prevails
owing Ia the fact that Chief Gouvcya,
with 1000 followers, have fcyoltc1
against the Portuguese authorities In
favor u British ptoteciofste. Chief
G0uvcra rules over the territory be-
tween Iambcai and Puugye rivers.
The Portuguese authorities are hastily
dispatching troops to qucll the revolt.
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Wan, to he Recognized rs nsiiIssrsn,.

LONDON, Juno ia lengthy cir.
cular note addressed ~ the European
power by the Chilean provisional gov.
crnmUnt representing the lusurgcnl
party Of Chile has been publlshcd In
England aud on the continent today.
In the note tho powers are appealed
to hy the insurgents TO bo recognized
ne belligcunts.
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wiDEsrhnAD DESTRUCTION.


SEATTLE, WASH, June 1.-THE
Canadian Pacific Railway company
la. secured terminal facilities Ia TIL.
city from the Oregon Improvement
company. II has also secured ono Of
the Oregon Improvement oompany's
steamers and, next week, the Canadian
Pacific will put on two steam ers hc'
tween this city and Whatcom, con-
Meeting nj the latter point with tie
New Westminster Railroad extension
of the Canadian Pacific.
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HnENEN, June IA serious riot.
Ing occurred here today upon the part
Of the iirumon OF the Nonh.Uerinnn
Lloyd steamship cong any, who are on
strike.
Tho police charged the mob with
dawn swords and n desperate nglit
took place before the strikers were sub
due,i. A number Of striker were In.
luted and several arrests made by the
police.
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NEW GORil. June | The fact has
Just come ~ light, says n morning
paper, that the mammoth establish.
ment OF Hilton, Hughes and Drunlng
was entered last Friday night aud
$1,000 OF morn worth u diamonds IN
tie Jcwolry department were stolen.
The fact was Kept a secret with the In.
tontlon OF catching the burglars, but
20 Tar the police has been unable to
do W.
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LONDON, June li.--Nlrs. Mckee,
daughter Of President Harrison, aud
Mrs. Russell Harrison arrived here this
morning aud were immediately driven
70 the residence VI the United states
Minister Lincoln, where they will he
guests.
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IslAir Of Mar Ann Childa, Deceased,
NrOttuL y iiEnEuN biNIN, ~ IiiE
~ undrfsiEntd. NfnfFr :. IHIInf, Admlus
itifltYf ~ th9 Fstltu ~ Mar Ann thiids, Dc
rsasrd, % no creditors 81, ant I'll prrtnus
having riAius afaiHst Tho taid dr6usard,
lifaiuu ~ this notice 10 tho fald George y
Taylor. al his unirs, No, a., fsuih, itTst Wet
street, sat tale cry, In The cuuniy " salt
Lake, Utah frfltufft
Dated May let, 4, y, ls1L
hEuiluE =. TAYLOR
Adminhuator Of Lsiale Ut MAry Aun Chllis,
deceased, at
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Auursi.aac In Gsiicis.

BupA PESTu, June li.--A terrific
hurricane, causing much damage, has
swept over Eastern Galicla. Daring
the storm forest was partly upfUOisd
aud the towns rodkAmia and Prinkwa
suffered considerably. Several people
were killed outright aud numbers were
injured BY tho falling debris.
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No1loE Io ohrpIoRs.

Estate Of james wWksH.. dscesssd
NOTICE ~ nFnIuY GIVEN ny TiiE
~ underlined. administrator " the rataia
~ Jnmrs Mirkuns, ddsaassd, 70 toe creditors
ui, aud Ill peranns having eiaifus aEliuft the
aaid ders lscd, ~ eHtlit them viii The nee.
rasary vouchers wiitin ten inunlht after the
nfst puhliratlun ~ this notice ~ ttu said
adminlsifalnr AZ ihH law onlfr II ltIriardt a
MuYir. Constitution NuildluE, No. "a o. Malu
street, salt iato CITY, in the tuuntY oi saIt
Lake
Dated Nay u, ~. ....
joins NtLtuudUuNt
Administrator OF ttc estate ~ Jane Wicks
ous. deceased, diaHhfr
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LONDON, June li.-A dispatch
from Mozambique says the officials u
the Portugal aud British governments
have settled In an amicablc manner
the question In dispute ~ 10 tho nayl'
CATION Of the pung sa river. the waters
Of which, the Portuguese claimed,
were not open 10 tho British.
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BOsroN, June 1.-THE Atchison
April statement Including the st.
Louis aud Han Francisco Railway
shows net earnings Of sDjs,OOO an In.
crease o Z $4,000.
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nae. Tor % Geld cup.

LONDON, June 1.-THE principal
event nj Ascot today was the race TOT
the gold cup, valued nj 1000 sovcr.
cigns, about two miles and half. II
was won by Marion; Queens Birthday
second, Gonsalvo Thru.
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wAsinS0TUN, June 1.-THE navy
department is not Informed that any
quantity Of dutiablc goods has been
smugglc,i Into this country by oiilcers
" the ". =. steamers Omaha aud
Srafdra ~ reported from San Fran.
cisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ladies' Beaded capos at $3.50 each
Ladies' SILK capes
Ladies' and Misses Blouse Waists at cost
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests for 25e.
Ladies' chomlse lse, 2oe csc 400 worth double.
Ladies' Fancy Parasos $50 75e eoei price, csc.
SL25, and sls5.
Ladlos Opera Shaws At Cost
Big Assorted Laces al pcr yard
Boys Girls Straw Hats, csc. 75o
Babies Lace Bonnes a Half Price.
Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Drawers at goo
oaoh
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Promises 10 Consui, the ruTLish An.
basssdsr Concerning tlis Isus.

I,OsDoS, June ii.--in reply 10 a
Jewish petition, l.ori Salisbury pro.
misses 10 consult the Tufkish amba--
sador 10 ascertain whether British In.
hucncc would Induce the. Sultan 10
consent 10 the Jews settling In Palcs'
tins.
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Drow ned DuriuE lie. overflow Of ,hs
He'd uINer

GAISEwLLE, Tex, June ll.--Near
Leon, I. r., thirty miles from here,
on the Red river, the dead bodies of
man, woman aud little bate were
found. they having been drowned dur
ing the late overflow.
Vim. Lynn, "a farmer, residing thirty
miles north Of here on Hickory creek,
was drowned In that stream yesterday,
while trying 10 ford II.
wiDrsrRrAD DISTINCTION.
The rise In the Red river IL unpre-
red.nted. At WArfcns and SiyiPs
bends, twenty miles northwest OF
herr, thu destruction Il widespread. In
these two bends there were ten thous.
aud acrrp Of corn, cotton AMI small
grain cultivated by about my families,
All thcse crops are destroyed, most Of
the houses arc swept away and u large
number Of cattle, hogs and chickens
are drowned. At Yellow Hank.
ferry, Mr.. Burdone was drowned
white trying 10 reach the shore la an
old ferry boat.
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vilE l:gyIs:lAl ASs 1ATlgl; slSg


iti1 ward GO or. cor ~ Vat and tih south
- O rnnuHat cor let south and ffh Eaat
lpuisrr Nfus.. - X street
iauilcV a aHFrfY, as p. Main
Mr. a liuttuIwlfth, cor ird West and I'D south
WIN. aiuurrIHu. go " go Nunh
i'th ward store. $40 W. iit south
Nrst q, tiiN, 90 \ ith NuHt
49, y iNaua. 100 H co. Wet
n :. Hhuunirr, on \. ist West
ItanN nanuas. al \ lth Nat
-tdduwaY ufuA, 90 o. "a a.uth
Nrt r. Horne, cti. state and iiih sonih
sbsrr. q sous. litN ~ south
"a u. friHu, 90 g. ind i.ast
A. co. Urine go afn alrraf
John u hr'sln. sisE. nH rnalh
Arthur ifuwHt 10 ". NUnh Temple
a. ~. NandmH. iAtsfty rsrk
Julu Coo. cor, lnh south a. af1 ilst
y. ~, tlnarfs a Co, fafk Terrace ffuE aiafe
liohin.ln 4 Ming. ~ Wet irmrI0
=, ", iiArtf, a. sif,rt
John rrpsh, cor. ~ Tcapis aui 70 ".
g. - Hold ~ stVfh street
thehafd DnFrdiu, tilhutifui
ras'is tawbsf < naiidins COMFY, iasif
james Nelson, uiE Cottonwood
George faFiiIus Mil Creek
:. D, Robinson Warrington
&c. Deposits can b. made Al thr HAM o.
win any ~ ~ aFrnts, sud uhrn lh0 amount
reaches $40 Tue dfposttnf viii set rrf rcnt
ntsrtat thereon, Compounded times YEAR
General Banking nuninoan.
nintctun. -. Armstrong, T., " Maiden
Thus, ", tlltflrfk, bolivar auhrus, ~. I1s,
r. fiifhariH. fhnH, W Jrnniuga, ~. N. il4nly
A. D., tumminss, samuel Mcintyre.
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DRESS GOODS At ACTUAL COST.
Shoes.

1000 Pair Ladies', Misses chldron's Shoes
Slippers slorifoo. Those limos shoos
that wo don't intond to koop tho low
prices havo put thom. will pay you look at
thom.
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CLOTHING.

500 Youths and Boys Suits to DO closed out.
25o Pair OF Mons Pants at Roa Bargains.
200 Pair Youths and Boys Pants cheaper than ever.
One lot Of Boys KNEE SUITS at 7oe por suit.
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500 Pieces EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING
included In this SALE

6 Pieces Yard WIdo Carpet at 200 por yard.
a fow Brussels Door Mats at soc zach.
Rugs Art Squares, and Remnants Carpets Half
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IN SATURDAY. NuuNiNU LAST. M
~ tween 70 4 " q, frpu. and tniTersti
fIuafr, . Hilk tmhtrlla uas lust 0ut ~ q rHTs
uaer Miii tho nndrf pltsan uoiiil SIS puts
by letter or in rFu1nf ait
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TICE.
fInF TuustEfH ~ TIN TlunTY FtTTu
Il school district, SAT- tahn gauutY. tah
nfn uun prepared 10 receive sealed proposals.
fpI tho rfrgiinn Of artno'huuso iu ssld dls
tnHt ~ De- huiit IN accordance with tiAns and
specifications held ~ ihr Ifustrrs The plane
fnu b. seen on upulirafiun 90 suusHutrndfni
81 60 on store, ssulh Jordan, thr bids wul h.
opened and read 10 puhiir 90 thr gnd uay 0f
July, ~, The wnft 20 hn afsiEnri tn ne
iaeett responsible htadsf, the Trustees Fsterg
iuE thg rant Ia reject anY and Ail buds
a. =. nlckHIEAD,
", a. iiniT
Tiius, niAkE,
Trustees Of tho Thirty .aith school District,
south jordan, rAlt Las County
south jordan, Nay a, lTgl, dAs
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fIrEN ACnf- ~ tANu. WITH 4 TiNh
Il huuar Ut tour rinms and Hnad uuthuId
MS, in lnYsuntty. Address J hos5, rayson.
llah uim
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baron Akeflgrlmi thu primo minis
ter u sweden, will without doubt bo
compelled 10 resign on account u a
foolhafdy threat he nas made against
the Norwegian people. II II said that
he declared In the upper house Of the
Swedish riksdag, that, II tho term of
military service could be extended, the
Swedes would s1on be In n position %
"tnlk Swedish 10 the NOrwegians. Z"
These words have been interpreted a.
meaning application Of military force,
aud political excitement runs very
high IN both countries.
The Christiana Tlvoi Is TO be sold.
The price asked Ia 800, 900 kroner.
The ship Christine was recently
wrecked In Isagorden, Island. All her
crew was drowned.
Their silver wedding was celebrated
the other day by Rev. Irgens anu his
wife, OF Arondal.
Anna Krlbel, the great songslress,
was recently married In Milano 10
CheyalieT VittoIl0 BANJO.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aldhouse, Frederick and wife, TO Richard Cunning
ham and ano, 70th-st, 9th-ave year, $4,000
Book George, 10 George Ehret, 2274. cp IA Lease
$1,000
Cohen Benjamin F. and wife, to George Young n
16tn-st Sthave. year, % 600. 49,
Casey, John, and wife, TO Baron de Hlrsch Fund,
S1stst 1Oth-ave, morris, years, 10000. $500
Evans, George ), to Morris Mayer, l44thst 10TH
ave, year, $4,000. - ,,
FOLEY Pulla r. to Louis w Duesing, No Frankfortst.
L Year, 1880 ,,-.,. . -
GOetZ, samuel, 70 solomon MafN hoOseNelI-sN n
BataViast, $4,000.
l16th-st 5th-ave, 5 years p mtgs), 50 600. .
King Hugh, the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
n ; 6Oth.st 11th-ave. year z mtgs), $50, 600 80
Llnkcnau, NJ, TO Arthur GOrsch, 93d-st 4maVe,
Muhoiand, James and wife, to United States I'll Trust
COMPANY \ Y, ; 144thst 11th.aNe, year, $1,000.
McCabe, Mary T.. to the Baron de Hhseh Fund, 5
sfst-st. G iOth.ave, years e mtgs) 10000.
McCamp John 10 Joseph II Goodwin, ct al, Klngsbrdge
Road, 80 acres, years S2OO,OOO oo, 49,
A, lnstalls $500.
- Rohrs Frederick and wife. Enoch Bell Madison
ave, @ corner 132dst. demand. $4,000. - -,
Stewart Maria. TO Union Trust Co, 96th-st e 9TH
luke Henry O. and another, to the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, LeXngtOn-aVe, corner lZlstst
Varlan Juliet. and another to John II; Thorn. Kings
bridge Road, map ? of YoDkers year, u LOCO.
Weinberg Jacob b and wife, - the Central National
Bank ct al n : 21st-st, Manhattan-ale, and other
property, notes, Sl6oS7i 40. ~
Zublllers Ii Sons TO Henry Zubiler, 45thst, "
1st-ave years, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.


BUSINESS lhE
There was n fair crowd at the Real Estate EAoi'"ee
vestarday when James l.. Wells offered 100 io.s AZ
KIngsbrdge Heights adjacent to the OAK Rage 'iuo
Park. The property Is also adjoining the sue VI
Fort independence part Of the Giles esta'e' only
two blocks were offered, however The' co'ner vi
Perotst and sedgwicl-ave. brought l,4oO ana d ~
terror lots in Sedgwlckave from ~ 600 up 10 @L,i
The corner OF Oakley Place and bedgwlckave' h,
Al $50 Lots in Oakley Place ana PerOt-st DrVusiiO
Ss5O each The corner of PEI ytst ana ElWoOuns1y.:
sold for 81 so with 1898 for interior l0s, ana I'll
for the corner OF oakley Place. The opposite
hronght 81 200 The corner OF Oakley Piace anu
Sedgwlck-ave on the next block brought Sl5oo, WIN
Al 6O0 for interior lots and the corner OF knowitOh
~ AZ 375 AS soon forty five lots had been 0neren
the aIictoneer announced that inasmuch as tine I'M
provements had not yet been competed Dey onu UP
ppoInt no further lots would be offered at present
Among the BUYERS were w. p. Wight, y. N. CROMWELL
s. n Daniels James McGlnty, w. j. Chustnut, W. ~;
Peyton, F. g. Bronson, Ii. Refmcr Fred Roster ana
d. p Ingraham & Co. offered No. ss4 Park-ave:,
north OF seventy -eighthst, four-story, mgnSto1p
dwelling ON lot 15x75 it sold for $19,675 TO the
plaintiff In the proceedings ,- ~. o.o
LANES C. Labor offered under foreclosure Nos. 2a5
and $50 West one hundred and thirty .thInsI, WeoD
OF Sevenhave., two threestory stone front evenings
on lots each f66x100; they brought 530,2oo from
smith a RYAN sold for the assignee Of John f.
Kearney all his uncCllected book accounts for nomi-
nal sum. go,
TIC following private sales announced Morris
p. Baer d Co. have sold for Joseph strauss no. 10
West Twenty -ifth-st, fOurstOry brick and DIOWn-
stone English basement house, and lot lo4X9o9, ior
81 500. ~,
Charles I,ueI mann has sold for Emil Lehrian No.
$50 south Third ST., Brooklyn, fOurstOry double nat
25x65x95, to Henry Metz for S14,250.
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ost am fonno

OST.-Bank book No 397 $50 Bank for Savings, 67
IL Bcccker-st.. Newly Ork. Payment stopped. Please
return book to bank.
ID ICKED up adrft in BuzzaIds Bay Oct. 10. q
L small clipkerbullt boat painted white, with hole
stove in bottom owner can have by proving
ownership and paying expenses. Apply -
care Of VIM D. Austin, Westerly. h. l.
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Mem Dnbliraiions.
rTIIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
Il FOR NOVEMBER.

UNIVERSITY EXTENSION. BY Prof. u hanioro
Henderson. Describes rhe beginning that has been
made in the newest Of important educational movements
and gives the plans Of It's organizers for the future
THE MANUFACTURE OF STEEL. CONCLUDED. I'll
lustrated) by W. +. Durfee. Pictures the vast ana
fiery operations Of q modern steel works and shows
what part has taken in the development OF this
immense industry.
DRESS AND ADORNMENT III. ORNAMENT I'll
lustrated1 BY Prof. Frederick Starr fruitful
ton c. and well brought bot in text and iustra Ions
SOME OF THE POSSIBILITIES OF ECONOMIC
BOTANY. l. BY Prof George L. Goodale very
interesting and practical address by he President OF the
American Association for the Advancement OF Science
LESSONS FROM THE CENSUS. II. BY Carroll d.
Wright. criticism Of present mode OF taking the
census with suggestions for improving 1t.
OTHER ARTICLES on
DO WE TEACH GEOLOGYi REEF-KNOT NETS
illustrated; THE ETHICS OF CoNFUCIUS; THE
ORIGIN OF PAINTING; HIGH LIFE; SKETCH OF
JAMES CURTIS BOOTH with portFat.
EDITORIALS; MISCELLANY; NOTES.
so CENTS A NUMBER; $500 YEAR.
d. APPLETON & CO.. New-York
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DYERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEw.YoRK, TRIB;
OFFICES. No. 1928 Broadway. Thirty .rsL.st.
LAO Broadway, corner 26th-st., until D. go West
Twenty corner shave 15o 6siye. 1853 Fourth
ave. corner FogrNenth.st zoo Ihrdaye corner Forty
seyenth-SL 020 Third-ave, near sixty hPstst; 1703
Hrstsye. LOG West Forty secondst, 1907 CCumbusave
40 Einthaye. 72d-s 90 Liberty St. 81 Avenue A.
j'328 Third ave, and HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
on and twenty NTH ST. 20 M. and 200
eofes.
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THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
4 Madison SQUARE, 25th-st., Broadway and 5th-aYe
Send for circular. Term begins now.
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Ri0iuq Ara1emies.

nICKET1s RIDING ACADEMY, ., WING
NOW OPEN -, A.
For thu formation Of Fa and Winter Glasses under the
personal direction OF CHAS. w DICEhb, the oaess anu
beat RIDING ACADEMY In the country
Horses boarded at reasonable terms . rporurr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-20
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