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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-05

Young Wife latter the dinner par
tyl.-'There was young man here that
we mustn't forget to invite again. He
was perfect gentleman. Husband
''Who is hep" Mr.. Martur. ''Oh,
yes, remember him. noticed he was
the only one who ate any of that pud-
ding yea made Yankee Blade.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-05
PUBLIC AID ILLUSTRATORS NO FICE

PUBLIC AID ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order OF the probate court of Pettis
county, Missouri, made on the Nth day of
April, 1891, the undersigned public adj
mlnistrator for said county, has taken
charge OF the estate of Jessie V. Short
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit
them TO me, for allowance within one wear
after the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any be eft of such
estate, and if such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of the pub-
LEGATION, they shall be forever barred.
This 10th day of April 1891.
JOHN r. CLoPToN,
4-l7d2w4t Public Administrator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-05
NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLENENT

NO4IVE UT TN AL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed executor of the estate of Elizabeth
Southwood, deceased, will make final SET
tiement OF his accounts with said estate as
such executor, at the next term of the Pro-
bate court OF Pettis county, Missouri. To no
holden at Sedalia, in said county. On the
11th day Of May, A. d. 1891.
NJ. +. PRIGMORE.
4.14-w4t. Execntor
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-07-08
Barn af sin It'd.

Ungt folk Amerika ar icke precis vidt
ber6mdt for sin artighet. l den rata
amerikanska karaktaren ligger en- ratt-
framhet och en- brist pa krus och kompli-
menter, som att begynna med f6refaller
en- person med hygglig uppfostran bade
obehaglig och franst0tande.
Delta var redan en- 0fvergangsperiod
fran den gamla tidens hofmannaseder, af
hvilka man nu endast undantagsyis pa
traffar en- hvitharig representant. Nu har
6fvergangen skett, och vi ha omkring oss
en- yngre ras, som tyckes vara helt och
hallet okunnig ON skick och belefvenhet.
Det xr icke har fraga ON EFT fatal som
rest Europa, och Sfven bland dem ar
f5rs1ket att efterapa, hyad England gar
och CALLER f5r gentila fasoner. So konst-
ladt och kantigt, att det genast kan igen-
kannas sasom en- lanad dragt, hvilken
icke passar bSraren och hvilken denne
kxnner sig besvarad och brydd. De sista
sparen af verklig artighet h&lla pa att
f0rsvinna. Verklig artighet menar nem-
ligen en- viss sjelf6rnekelse och ett godt-
hjertadt undseende for andra, men sadant
win nutidens ungdom icks befatta sig
med.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-07-08
RdgsE6rdes har bJriat trakten af

RdgshOTde1s har bJrjat i trakten af
Sauk Rapids sa val som pa fera platser.
Frttn Wdseca meddelas att tvenne
vanartige gossar nemligen Oscar Oleson
och Mathew Connolly blifvit aff6rde till
reformskolan.
MOortead- nyl,eter: Skattmastaren
Clay co. utbetalte fora veckan SIC, 900
countiets skuld och likval fins en- vacker
summa kassan. - Stadsradet / Moorhead
har utfardat tillstandsbevis for 2S krogar.
Den Udcande gr6dan ar, att donna
at fran olika delar af staten inI5pande
rapporter. af basta beskaffenhet. Mar
man sager att sk6rdeutsigterna Minneso.
ia aro CODA, sa DR. emellertid icke dermed
sagdt att hvarenda aker befinner sigi W.
perligt skick. Nej, undantag maste fin
mas pa sd stort omr&de som har Dir fraga
ON. Sakert ar emellertid att ON vaderle-
ken hadanefter blir gynsam, sa far statens
landtman inh0sta en- af de st0rsta sk6r-
dar Vaderet har pa senare tiden yarit
sardeles svalt och derfor yalg6rande for
hVetet. Fran statens nordligaste del for-
males att hvetet ar AK och ser lofvande
ut och skorderapporterna aro, som sagdt,
allmanhet uppmuntrande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-07-08

Nu for tiden Or det fragan ON att arm
baga sig fram till den basta platsen och
sedan f6rsvara den utan ALT afseende pa
andra. Delta ar hela tidehvarfvets syft-
ming, och de unge amerikanarne aro barn
af sin It'd. Man kan sjeIfva verket icke
begara eller vanta sig battre af ynglingar,
hvilka, langt imam barnskorna blifvit ut
n0tta. f0rklara sig oberoende af fader och
moder och tillbringa ALA lediga stunder
utomhus bland likadana eller annu samre
kamrater. Smart uppl8ta krogen och bill
jardsalongen sina portar for den skaggl6se
novisen, och dessa h6gskolor ar det, som
han erhaller sin ''salongs"- "-bildning. Hem
met ar en- plats, der man solver och der
man spelar mastare Diver f3raldrar och
syskon. Mamma maste Sc till, att unge
herrn far sadan mat, som han tycker ON,
och att hans garderob ar godt skick; det
ar ALT, hvad hon ar nyttig till. Papa
far besta penningar, det ar hans enda
pligt. Sa beginner den unge mannen
dagligen bevista bollspelen, kapprannin-
garne o. s. v, och der yinnlagger han sig
ON att efterlikna de professioneIa skojar.
nes kladedragt, fasoner och tal Och sa
blifver han den unge spratten, hvars ra-
het och hansynsl0shet i tai och handling
pa ett skrytsamt och imponerande satt
Translates till beskadande pa ALA offent-
liga platser. Men man mSste ha Of
verseende med honom; han f6rstar icke
battre; han ar sjelf 6fvertygad ON, att han
ar en- fullstandig gentleman. I fruntim-
merssallskap f6rbattras icke hans fasoner.
Damerna klada SIG. for att fanga honom, -
for att m8ta hans smak sadan den ar. De
tala samma sprak som han, = konstut-
tryek fran krogen, spelbordet och kapp
ranningsbanan. De konversera ON baxa-
re, bollspelare och hastar, och de - likr
som han - f0rst och och sist ON pennin-
gar och ON sattet att "a sadana, arligt
eller oarligt, blott man far mycket PEN
ningar. Under sadana omstandigheter
kan den unge mannen svarligen vara an
nat an hvad han ar, en- valkladd gro
bian. N.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-07-08
ALLMiNNA NYHETER,
4 neutrality-suspicious.
Washington aro 1000 qvinnor anstalda.

9'ege9ingsdepGrtementerssa
Washington aro 5000 qvinnor anstalda.
Licenseafg5ten i Pennsylvania a.
f6rh6id for stader af f6rsta och andra klas
sen fran $500 It'll fls1ooo. q
HT0rseIs af blecIspIdt fran Englant
var fora manaden mycket stor, beroend,
derpa att tullen f6r6kades den juli
En- expedition ar dessa dagar ut
sand att unders0ka Labrodor, for hvilker
utgifterna bestridas af Bowdoin College.
Bendddd. Guvern0ren af Illinois ha,
benadat Charles W. L6fgren, hvilken f0l
underslef var ad6md fera AIRS straffarbete.
Eft naGjsDdJ0ts skall liksom fora
aret uppresas Sioux City, Iowa. En- sar-
skid fest komer att hallas fran den till
den II oktober.
HandeLsf0rdraget mellan Spanien
och F0renta Staterna ar fsrdigt, dock ma
ste vissa formaliteter ordnas imam f0rdra-
get kan underskrifvas.
KOnsNIdrstaten Till svensk-norsk
generalkonsul New York ar utnand Mr..
G. Woxen, hvilken f6rut varit legations
sekreterare Washington.
POstdepastensentet 1 Wasltingtou
har beslutat h6ja bevilfningen for postkon-
toret Chicago med $50, 600 och tillata an
stailandet af 1O7 nya brefbarare staden.
En- explosion intraffade fredags NOR
Sc angaren Standard vid Pyint Breeze,
Pa, hvarvid fem personer blefvo svart
skadade. Tva af dem kunna syarligen
raddas.
4neefihcInsIcG lOIconnOtsv roma god
omsattning Brasilien. Fran en- ends fir
ma Philadelphia ha under de senaste 10
aren utgatt $50 lokomotiv, afsedda for oil
ka jernvagar i Brasilien.
OfcerhGrd och d0dad af EFT iern.
vagstag pa South Shore & Atlantic banan
'blef den l JUL Frank Arbick fran Ash
land, Wis. Den olyckliges kropp blef pa
det grasligaste satt lemlastad.
Eft vGtdsanst dsIcvGozer, hyartill
man icke haft make pa manga ar, rasade /
s6ndags Galveston, Texas. En- mangd
telegrafstolpar nedbr6tos. pa samma gang
en- betydlig skada tillfogades atskilliga
byggnader.
United States SaOissg Bank To.
peka, Kansas, har ater upptagit sina affa.
rer och gor sina beralningar prompt och
sakert. Banken tvingades att installa ST.
ma betalningar under penningkrisen, men
bankens intressanter gjorde inga forlu-
ster.
Ut och tsT0rseJ,s. Under de sena-
ste 10 manaderna exporterades varor fran
F6renta Staterna till varde af $s79, 964. s94
medan inf0rseln uppgick till varde at
$s46, s77, 0S2. hvadan saledes utf0rseln en-
dast med en- obetydlighet 6fverstiger in
f0rseln.
OfUeTskOttet skattkammaren befans
den 25 juni. efter afdrag af summan for
skiljemynten och de nationalbankerne
afsatta penningarne. uppga till 80, 450. 600
Nu beh6fva demokraterna icke lxngre bra
ka sina hjernor med nvad skattkamma-
rens 0fverskott skall anvxndas till.
SSssG gerning0rs ION. Den for for
skingring af $400. 900 anklagade stadskas-
s0ren Philadelphia, John Bardsley. f6rdes
| torsdags inf6r domstolen att erhalla sin
dom. Efter det de / malet f0rekommande
blifvit uppl6sta afkunnades
domen som lydde pa Is ars straffarbete.
Bardsley ah0rde domen med lugn och self
beherskninE.
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.


ratification meeting Of the Republican organization "
:e Twenty fourth Ward held Friday night Ittner
Villa, sevenh-st. and Webster
james L. Wells. Williar u. MeCrea. c. D. Baker
and w. T. Hamlm among the speakers.
Another Tammany in the XXIvth Assembly Dis
trict found the society Of Tamnsny Hall unbearable
and he has in bis resignation Henry D. Purroy
Tsmmeny HAL General Committee district
He Is r. D. Hamilton, who Is well known in that part
Of the city
The Irish-AH Protective Tariff Club Of the With
Assembly District which first organized in the Blaine
campaign Of 1881 haa OF Sprinss lst night
Their hall crowded fullest and a
Of people, vaiorsy estimated at from four six thousand
surged around the temporary stand front of No 217 all
the evening. and President Cunniam, General o Berne
NJ j. Logan, VicePresiden Mahony, Michael Clarke and
Captain John Fitzgerald made ringing speeches.
The final twist given to the tigers tail last night
in the XXIId Assembly District at a mass-meeting OF
the Hell Gate Republican Club, held Steinnger's Hall
200 East Eighty-sixth-st. Every the hall
occupied end many Republicans stood up all
evening. Anthony Mossop presided. The speakers
General Michael Kervin John HobsOn, Solomon Open
helm. r. s. Brownwer, E. T. Kelly and others.
The Republicans Of the Win Assembly D..grct
fully aroused TO the q the campaign walhals Hall
Nos. 4s and 80 Orchard-s crowded last night
outstanding another Republican meeting and Democratic
aFade going in the district the time. The
walhaa meeting wa. held under the auspices Of 1he
Fassett and vreomsn Campaign Club, Of which John E
Brodsky Is chairman. 1t needed the stirring airs
the band in the Of the hall increase the enthusiasm
Iaisec By te speakers whenever the Of the Repub
lean candidates mentioned Samuel StrasDourgr
presided and effective speeches made By H. Clinton
Backus John E. Brcdsky Samuel shinkowt1 and
Judge NJ S Issaes. The Republicans Of With Dis
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TWO ALBIyY plpE@ TO BE CONSOLIDATED.

Albany, Oct. 81 tspeciaD.-As soon rs election Is
over The Albany Tines and "The Evening Unlon-
will be merged with T. C. Callcot editor and John
Henry Farrell as business manager. The Tines
lms been a strong Hill paper, while The Unon,' up
To the death Of Ira L. Wales, supporter
Of Grover Cleveland Since then IL has been indie
pendent For a long time the consolidation has been
talked of. but it was not until this week that the
principal owners Of both papers, Messrs. Farrell and
allIcott could arrive at any satisfactory conclusion
On Monday Mr. Cacott will nominally the
editorial MANAGEMENT of The Union.- He will edit
both sheets until they merged. later In the week.
under the title Of The TimesUnion.' IL Is under
stood the consolidated paper q strong HIN
rkng. The Times was established in lo5o and
. The unOn' about SIX years ago.
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Mr.. BONNER TO TREST SEyoZ.
CAN SHE BEAT MAUD SIS RECORD on AN ogDL
NARY TRACK

CAN SHE BEAT MAUD SIS RECORD on AN ogDL
NARY TRACK
Trotting in this city yesterday considerably
Interested In published dispatch from Terre H,ute say
that the great Suno her arrival East, would be
placed In Of Budd Doble and thus form another
In his string Of flyers which already includes Aste Nancy
Hanks, MonDaFs. McDool and Del March. This repon
probably had IT. In the old business connection b.
tween Robert Bonner, Sunors aud Dobis. con-
yncng reply ~ this report b. found the following
telegram night by Mr. Bonner % Marvin, VIZ
has charge OF supoI. AZ Stockton. Cal;
There is q telegram in Of the daily papers from
Tcrrs IIaute stating that Sunol Il 70 be wintss u
that city That L. After you deliver her ic-S
intend YOU know her the road tks winter
spring, you sho'd bring stable East, you
have her in preferences, TO any other
"Of course. II Marvin should decide 10 In the
West / sih probably make srrsngement with
DoaIe or another trainer u charge sgnol next
summer intend 10 uot her summer on bosb ne
kite-shaptd and regulation She now holds ths
worlds record Of Oe aud YET don't Aink that she has
beaten Maud e's ooa-n point Of merit that 4. 10 Az
You see, Msu's rccort made a regulation trscx
while suaol uottsd on uts-shapd tr.cx. | nov In
tcut give sano opportunity what abe can
under conditions similar those which faced Maud l.
when she made her rocord."
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Is THIS A TAMMANY TRICK

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Permit to call your attention to peculiar
incident. which may not amount to anything. now
ever, unless ii is legal violation. ii. ;. Harris tins
Tammsny with big II candidate for Alderman IN the
XIXth Assembly District in swearing TO his legal
place Of business printed In the ofhcih advertise
ment Of the County Clerk HE business address Is
at No. 219 1-2 East Thirty -eghthst.' Now, as
matter of fact. that number is occupied by bottle
exchange for trade association Of which Harriss
connection Is simply representing his firm "a Leber
Bottling Company clerk. He holds no ONCE In
this association and Is in way entited to use the
address for business purposes. Last year. when he
was candidate for the same Office he swore his
legal address the bottlng company, OF which ne
is factotnm. Why should he declare his legal
place OF business 70 be five miles from where actually
Isl Is this another Tammany trick 70 fool every
bodyf QUESTION.
NewYOrk. Oct. 30. 1901.
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trt viii their united strength in the endeavor to cut on
Tammany tiger from point Just back Of ~
ears.
roTsine ouof doors meeting closed an active week
work last night in the xIXth assembly strict IL was
held at Sixty frst-st. and Amscrdamavea right IN me
rammany end the district, among the teHemenho"'e
voters. made answer for platform Tor
the speakers and another for the band large cro"u
On cnercd In the street augmented shortly after
o'clock by the arrival live organization the BLOOM
ngdale Republican Club, which marched down In ooiJ
from and and CoumbussNe Charles
F. Bruder president Of the regular district Repuocah Ut
ganizatIon presided The speakers were william G. An
d.-son William c. owen, David Taylor DR.. E. 2. Duffy
r. Hamlin and John B. CIfidley.
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HARLEM Is FOR FASSETT.
A BIG AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN TIL
ATLANTA CASINO

BIG AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN THE
ATLANTA CASINO.
The ATLANTA Casino, at Eighth-ave. and One hun
dred and fifty -ffth-st could barely hold the eager
earnest throng which assembled there last night to
prove that Harlem is for Fsssctt Though last night
the Last Saturday night before the decisive battle
and great assemblage naturally expected. no
one dared to hope Tor such gathering Of t- clans
as there Many women were present, they
been at most Republican meetings this year. and
alone speaks volumes for the character OF the
meetings.
The affair under the auspices Of the Excelsior
Republican Club Of the XIXth Assembly District, and
tie club covered Itself with glory. 1t formed in
1895 under the name Of the II. X. Thurber Harrison
and Morton Club and has welded strong influence in
Harlem politics ever since. The clubhouse Is
at hundred and forty fifth ST and Bradurstave
When il is considered that eight other Republican
meetings took place in the district last night
1t may be seen how much enthusiasm there is
among the Republicans there, TO bring out sich grea
attendance there was IN the ATLANTA Casino. The
officers OF the club are Frederick Meyer r. president
Henry q. Root vice president James II. Arnold f. H.
Knight and Henry Brown, secretaries, and James Car
son. treasurer.
The committee Of arrangements consisted Of Thomas
n. Armstrong Eugene C.. LOehman. Charles Firing
William H. Berrian, Edward II. knight. Edward Haas
Henry E. Brown, George Kluberdanz, Samuel B.
Brown, Collin II. Woodward and George Garland.
The members Of the Hamilton Republican Club, Of
the XIXth Assembly District marched to the meeting
through ehundred and wenty ffthst and up Eighth
ave, with torches and music and the Boomingdals
Republican Club also well represented.
The speeches in keeping with the audience
and il remained interested and sympathetic through
out. The speakers were Major A. Willis Light,
bourne Michael j. FentOn, Charles G.. CrOnin, Samuel
II. Randall. Leroy b. Crane, Colonel Henry Altman.
H. NJ. Greene Colonel r. G.. Campbell, g. c. shayne,
William {. Anderson ann others.
James W. Hustled had beea expected. but wac
prevented from coming at the last moment lie
sent cliartct erstic telegram greatly regret
that cannot be with you tonight. ] have been sud
denly called home. Everything Is booming and VIC
tory Is sure
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CONTROLLER LACEY ANSWERS MR.. QUA,

CONTROLLER LACEY ANSWERS MR. QUAY
Washington, Oct. 3l.-Mr Lacey. Controller vi the
Currency sent a telegram TO senator Quay at Beaver
PENN this morning saying that so far as he was
able 20 learn no connected with the Treasury
Department had authorized the delivery of the certih
cate OF deposit Endorsed by Bardsley and himself now
among the papers Of the Keystone National Bank OF
PHILADELPHIA to the Democratic state Committee, or
70 any one else and that he did not know how 1t
came into the possession of the committee. Mr..
acev declines to make public the text Of his telegram
on rho ground that a. IL is personal and political
matter it would be dscourteous to the recipient 10 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

FOR RALLoT REFORM AND OFFICIAL PURITY.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: trsire through the columns of your valuable
paper to say 10 my acqusintances among the old
United Labor party members that in great struggle
throughout NevYork state. between the friends and
foes of an honest, constitutional and d'mocrac al
minstration Of public affairs 1t seems to me that in
the absence Of other issues the votes Of friends
should MI be given with accord to the Republican
candidates without exception In the interest OF ballet
reform and Official purity.
The success OF the Tammany ticket means three
years more Of the present pretentiou5 sham which
Governor Hill forced upon the friends Of ballot reform
II this were the only consideration 1t would be
enough. but remember what Taumany Hall has done
to those love A. 5. HOUGHION,
Secretary National Conn. Z. L. T.
Seymour, Conn.,, Oct. 20, 1901.
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Roswell P. Flower is avowedly the representa-
tive OF the most unscrupulous elements of his
party.-Neyv-Xor< Times. June 1s 1884.
AN ADMIRER OF GIANT UyDECE1vED.

The Republicans OF Hampstead, L. l., held an en-
thusiIHtic meeting last week and Mr. Fassett
there 10 talk for honest government and the defeat Of
Tammany Hall. While MIR Fassstt was speaking a
Democrat named Brady continually Interrupted him.
The audience wanted to put him out but Mr.. Fassett
would not permit IT, Brady could not understand II,
but il seems that his remarks served only TO call
forth the most eloquent and telling part Of the next
Governors speech After holding up Mayor Grant
to deserved reproach, Brady retorted by yelling
"veIl, he put down the rebels just the same
The audience, Of course, wen Wild with laughter
at the intelligent remark OF the intelligent Democrat.
When Mr. Fassett could restore order he gave Brady
little less0 In history, and told him IL was that great
Republican, L. = Grant, who put down the rebellion.
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GovERNOR HILL AT CORTLAND.

Cortland y. Y. oct. 3l.-Governor lin arrived here
AZ 10 O'Clock this morning and escorted TO the
Cortland House. where he held reception At 1
O'Clock he proceeded 10 the opera House. where "a
Democratic meeting was being held lie was received
with much enthusiasm and made speech denouneing
Fsssetts allegations against rxmmany Hail. asserting
that the Fassett investigating Committee could ind
nothing 70 injurs that orFaniEsuon. Later W the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

CHEERING FOR FAssETT THEIR ALLEGED CRIME.
The statement is made that Thomas Brennan. Com
missioner Of street Cleaning, bs discharged twenty
five coofed for the henous crime of cheering for
Fassstt. Thomas Morgan. Of No. 1850 Third'sve. a
veteran OF tic 18th Regiment, New-fork state Vol
unteers, and twenty-four Others, were reviewing a
Republican parade on Thursday night. II is charged
that COMMISSIONS Brennan happened to be passing
and heard the cheers, vkereupon ne dismissed all
twenty-five from the service of the city
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LOOKING AFTER FALSE REGISTRATIONS.

John 1. Davenport United states Chief Supervisor
Elections hss received. usual. large number of
complaints from his Supervisors against those 81 whom
Information could be received at the houses sm which
they registered. Two hundred complaints have been
made and wzErsns will be issued against those against
whom complaint has been made. Many Of these viii
vxsbably BIZ Ase explain circumstances which Led
70 their but Of undoubtedly sudueas
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HE WAS SCR A DEMOCRATIC sEcRErARY.


To the < itor OF The Tribuhe-
Sir: From several sources l hear that my name
was used Of the secretaries OF the Democratic
meeting at Madison Square Garden. / do not know
that it concerns many people to know the fact, but
nevertheless my used without my authority
or knowledge. am a Republican
GEORGE RUTLEDGE GIBSON.
New-York Oct 81, 1891.
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9Th Ave. and 18th st.

ELEVATED r. r. STATION AT THE DooR
New-York Times says that "Delury,s new-cut Riding
Habits been pronounced perfect by the most ex-
pert riders"
OPEN EVENINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

{ Emer.on's n. A. Arithmetic,
Odes Of Horace,
schulte's German Course,
1900 Arithmetical Examples.
Towers Lessons in Grammar,
Covell's English Grammar,
Sain tina's Picciola,
land many other good ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

kerl's English Grammar,
Wilson's History Of U. y.
Towers Filth Header,
kendrick's Greek Grammar.
Woykman's German Dia-
logUes.
She Gon's Graded Speller,
Days Elements OF Logic,
Anderson's L. ,. R.zas-,
Cope's Elements OF Rhetoric.
,auy titles I'm rIis lot.