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Entertained by the south Rixsr TN,

The south River Cunning and Fishing Club
composed Of well-knOwn residents of this city
celebrated the opening Of their new club hons.
at Aruncel-on-the- on the i,h ami 5th in
s;Ants. and invited their families and friends
10 celebrate with them. An ENJOYABLE time
vas had. an excellent menu discussed and all
returned 10 the city loud in their praise for
their generous hosts Among those present
were the following: Mrs Vim. Heitz and fam
lily. ChAs. Leas. Mrs - q. Otteroack and FAM
iy, Harry Tate. Warren Gculdsborrough, j. NJ
Eshleiaan. ". Murray. Mrs. :. 4. Murray. Jas
Rodgers. +. Cellar. p. J. Fealy and family.
Rudolf Blufuss and wife. &. J. Caulield ana
wife. Jno. Fraas. Andrew Barnes, Thos. W.
smith. Dr. W. =. C. i!szen. y. II. Shea. T. ID.
ke!eher, l. Cavanaugh. Andrew Zeiler. George
Stuart. Miss ". Chapman. Herman Davis Edw.
Davis. J 4 Bailey and wife Morris Dee Frank
Evens. George ". Hurley. +. r Doison, Jno.
Mccormick. II. Nally and Edw Barry. Tie
club members present were ". l. White. presi-
Gent; j. a. Berger. vice president: W. VI. OF
terbeck. treasurer; =. T. Davis. secretary;
Conrad Leller. Louis GgudlIng Henry Miller
W h. MeAll.ster, H. ". Davis. George Kleug
>. h ProIt Charles schafer, Theo. BLISTER and
A l. Eshlenlaa-
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The Northwestern Sengerfest was formally
opened last night in Milwaukee by the first of
a series of concerts to be given at the expo
sition building this week. The great building
WAS handsomely decorated and an audience of
1000 people was present. Addresses were
made by Gov. Peck. Mayor Somers and Presi-
dent Mayer of the local fest committee. One
of the features of the evening was u flag pres
entation. gift to the Sangerbund from the
ladies of Milwaukee. The musical program
included Beethoven's overture. "Leonore," No.
3. by the large orchestra; banner song by the
male chorus; the bridal chorus from LOhen-
grin by the male and female chorus of the Mil
waukee societies, and LIFTS "POlvaire' by the
orchestra,
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Col Dyrenforth of the Department of Agri-
culture, with two assistants left here yesterday
for the interior of Texas where he will make
further experiments in the feasibility of pro-
dueing rain in arid regions by exploding bal
looms charged with oxygen and hydrogen at a
considerable height in the air. Tests will also
be made in exploding dynamite attached to the
tails OF huge kites. IN connection with the
theory that rain may be produced by the con-
cussion of high explosions in mid air. The
dynamite Is TO be exploded in the same manner
are the balloons. that is, by a slender wire
leading to the kites and connected with an
electric battery. worked on the ground
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French Capital Coming to America.

Albert verillon and C. Bourbon, French min
ing engineers, are in Chicago en- route to Utah.
Mr.. Bourbon said that while the Epplisb had
invested much capital in this country French
capitalists had been rather shy of initiating
their examples They were now becoming con-
WINGED. however, that it would be good thing
to do. and large amounts of French canitai
were ready for investment here as soon as the
possessors OF IT were convinced that their
money would be safely placed. To this end.
Mr.. Bourbon added, he and his companion
were going to Utah and Colorado 10 inspect
certain weil-known mining properties. they
would make reports on them which could be
relied on upon the bourse. This was made
necessary by the numerous wildcat reports
which have been spread abroad in Paris shout
American enterprises.
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NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.
Cadets to Begin Their Education in Navy
Yards Before Going Abroad.

Secretary Tracy has inaugurated new Gus
tom by ordering Naval Cadets Henry c. Smith
and III. q. GilmOr to special duty in the de-
partment of construction in the New York navy
yard and Naval Cadet X. VI. Watt to similar
duty in the Norfolk navy yard. Cadet Lawrence
Spear will also be ordered to the Norfolk yard
as soon as the Pensacola, on which vessel he is
now serving. reaches the Mare Island navy
yard. This is preparatory to sending these
same young men abroad for a two or three
years course of instruction at one of the great
European schools of naval architecture For
the past twelve years the department has sent
abroad nearly every year from two to four
graduates of the Annapolis Naval Academy for
course OF instruction In naval architecture and
upon completing their courses these men have
been appointed to the corps of naval con-
structors. The three schools to which these
students have been sent are the Royal Naval
College, Greenwich; the University of Glasgow
and the Ecole PoiteeniqVe. Paris. Heretofore
the American students have been at a great dis
advantage on entering these schools. for the
reason that while their mathematics and general
education acquired at Annapolis has been as
good as that of any of their associates all the
other students have had more or less practical
training in dock yards. and the courses of study
were arranged on basis presupposing such
training. This was specially true In the EnGish
schools. where the students were graduates Of
the dock-yard schools and had done al sorts Of
practical work, both in the dock-yard draught-
ing rooms and in actual ship building.
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The Foreign Embargo on American Pork.
Signor Peiroli, the Italian minister at Berne,
is expected to arrive at Rome shortly to con-
suit with the tariff commission and to fix the
date for commencing the negotiations for the
commercial alliance of the central European
powers. The commission is still busily en-
gagged in accommodating data and consulting the
various interests likely to be affected by what
promises to be the most important commercial
negotiations of modern times.
A Rome dispatch SAYS The indifference of
the United States to the progress of these nego-
tiations can only be accounted for by the hope
that embargo on American pork will be re-
moved b. the nations forming the alliance.
Weil-informed observers, however, are con-
vinced that the embargo if raised will be
simply replaced by tariff that will be in effect
prohibitory as against all nations not in the
alliance. The United Stated would thus see
itself not only completely but permanently
shut out from Europe as a market for its pork
products.
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Mr. Gladstone, in writing to intimate his in
ability to attend liberal meeting. adds: I'VE,
in our affection, are deeply sensible of the
mercies of God, who gave us for fifty years
most precious son. and has now only hidden
him for a very brief space from the sight OF
our eyes 1t seems violent transition from
such thoughts to the arena of political con.en-
ton. a transition that may be softened how
ever. by the conviction we profoundly hold
that we. in the first and greatest of our present
controversies. are working Tor the honor, well
being and future peace Of our opponents, not
less than our own"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. recently published work on "Ihe Art
81 Nivertlsirg ay~. a point Which will az
f1-i --lisble information a. To the v,lne of
publication - an adverti ing medium IL the
clo-ene-- Nth Viii b the publisher adheres to
liz advertising raje--" THE STAR invariably
hplis e. ~ rates and. what l. Of greater i'm
portance o. the advertiser. q c5qygs sr'Tyho'iy
no SIM prev for he SANE s,rric,- This few
Vapers do
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Hebrews viii Go to Argentine.

At a conference held At Lemberg. the capital
of Galicia, yesterday between Mr.. Arnold
White. representing Baron Hirsch, Herr Fran
EOS, representing the Hebrews Of Berlin. and
DIR. Karanda of Vienna il was agreed upon that
the best direct ton In which TO guide the tide OF
Hebrew emigration was toward the Argentine
Republic. 1t was also decided that il was i'm
possible to come to an agreement by which the
omigrating Hebrews could be allowed to settle
in Palestine. Consequently committees have
been formed at Odessa and at other Russian
ports with the object Of carrying out the plans
Of the conference.
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Gonherx Enslauyer "a Wheat CrOn

Washington wheat crop is in danger from
gophers and squirrels. For several days wheat
buyers have been receiving adyices that for
five or six days these animals have been ap-
pearing in large numbers in the Big Bend and
Palouse districts. In some instances not less
than ten to twenty per cent of large fields of
grain has already been devastated. Arsenic is
being spread all over the fields, mixed with
grain. and is killing large numbers Of the ro-
dents. II the devastation continues it is esti-
mated that not less than loo, 900 bushels of
grain will be DESTROYED
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TRUSTEES SALE
l. OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATE IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TUE CT u,pv,s SITUATE 81, On ,,,,, ,o,,,,,.
by virtue Of decree of the circuit court for st.
Mary's county, sitting court equity. passed in
planants and Chapman NJ smith and others are ,ie-
ten tue undersigned, trustee, will sell public
S iSn 4 III lily IST TIE iSuis d8SE 81 @ on
tween the hours Of ONE and THREE O'CLOCK r M
all that tract parcel OF land lying in Mary's
county called and known by the name of Rosecroft
containing :,1s acres. or less. This beautiful
place. of the oldest Maryland is oated on the
east side OF the St arys river. of which John r. r
more enchanting landscape than St. Mary's river
lovelier assenblase OF bank and hoary grove
upland slope, cliff, cot and strand, tangled br AXE
and narrow bay. broad, seaward roadstead and air
suspended cape-may not be found beneath the
teen miles from Leonardtown, the county seat of
ST. Mary's. and is easily reached by steamers from
land arabic. with the exception of about 100 acres
which is heavily set in valuable pine and other
stas Ina co ns ;s 9wens ana
water front on the st. Narys river and st. Inigos
creek Of nearly two miles 1t has excellent bathing
location Tor summer resort. Prolific oyster beds
Also abound throughout nearly the entire front
passed location in the country. Entirely
from danger storms, its roadsteadis large enough
to ost the largest the ocean This place is
also well located for coaling station and rendezvous
the United states revenue service Ii is also in
close proximity to one OF the ternin ii the projected
Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad
Terms Ga sale One-thIrd of the purchase money to
equal insfallmens at and two years credit the
deferred payments to be secured satisfaction
the entire purchase money IN cash. at the option
the purchaser. ROBERT {. COMBS. trustee.
ALEX. PORTER MORSE. Attorney.
15oo Pa ave-. washington, D. C.
steamers sue and Tygsrt from Washington and Bait.
more Je;9 w., d, 9-4t
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James A. Taylor applied before the supreme
court in Brooklyn yesterday for the dis
solution Of the Brooklyn Sugar Refining
Company He is the man who obtained the
recent injunction against the trust. He claims
that his stock in the BROOKLYN company has
been perverted By the company joining the
trust Judge Cullom adjourned the hearing
until July ~
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Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Adjutieed Insane

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, the noted philan-
throphist Of Stamford. Conn, was adjudged
insane in the probate court in Kansas City
yesterday. The proceedings were instigated
by Mrs. Thompson's relatives in Connecticut.
Dispositions were read which indicated that
she was not only incapable of attending to bust
ness. but was violently crazy. Mrs Thompson,
who is well known all over tine United States,
has probably given away to charitable societies
more than any other woman in America She
will be remembered as the friend OF abolition
during the war.
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international Peace Congress.

1t is announced that the third international
peace congress will be held in lone in No.
vembor next program of the topics to be
discussed has been prepared. end an executive
committee has been appointed. Prince Rus
poll lis president of this committee.
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i ATlMER 81 AN. Auctioneers.
IL 14u0 u st., near q. 8. Treasury.

TWO NEW PREsS-BRICK FRONT TwO-sTORY
DWELLINGS, BEING Nos. 4o4 AND as
EIGHTH sTkEET SOUTHWEST. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH, 1891. at
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ in front Of the
square 4?5. improved by two new two-story press
brick DWELLINGS, containing seven rooms and bath,
with all other necessary improvements
The lot n u feet deep with and sde alley and
presents rare opportunity to secure and conn.,
Portable home at reasonable figure.
Terms easy and will be announced time Of sale.
LATlMER SLOAN,
U7-d&ds Aucttouoors.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.

I q
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c. A LARGE COLLIE.
lion OF OTHER PERSONAL EFFECTS, AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AND ELEVENTH STREET, SATURDAY.
JULY ELEVENTH. 1891, AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING IN PART:
Handsome Parlor suites in Plush and Harcioth, and
separate pieces. two Walnut Marble top Side
boards. Couches, Lounges. Large Fren, n Plate
Mirrors, two Slate Mantels Hair Mattresses
Dining Room and Office Furniture. Pictures.
Stoves, Brussels and ln=rain Carpets.
ALSO
One Circular Saw, MOrtisine Machine. one
Thoroughbred Mare, Ph2ton and Harness
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses CARRIAGES. Buggies. WAGONS. Harness, &c.
jys-2t THOMAS BOWLING SON Aucts
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Appeal of the Bishop Of Lincoln.

The appeal Of the bishop OF Lincoln against
the decision Of the archbishop of Canterbury
In regard to ritualistic observances, which
has been before the house of lords for some
time past. was concluded yesterday. Judg-
meat was reserved.
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$50 TO ATLANTIC CRY AND Rrrrnx VIA
ROYAL Blue LINES. 50.-Special train from
h. and D. station. Washington at 4 o clock
saturday. July H. Pullman parlor car at
taehed Halt an hour for supper at h. and ..
depot. Philadelphia Special train will leave
Atlantic City ON return rip at ) p. m. Sunday
Tickets also valid al re ,,ular trans return
ing G0pday.-Idet.
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/ AlINEk q SLOAN, AuctOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FIETEENTH STREET Be

TWEEN AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated November L.
1855. recorded in Lber No. l1, folio 100 ct SEQ one
of the land records of the District of Columbia and
also by virtue OF order of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia made the I'D day OF June
1891, in the case of John G. Head. trustee Robert
r. White ct al. No. IL, l5O equity docket g., will
sell to the highest bidder in front of the premises
on THURSDAY, the NINTH DAY OF JULY, 1891 at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following
described real estate, situate in the city of ash
inxton. District Of Columbia to wit: Part Of lot
nine CD Of Davidson's subdivision of square num-
follows: BEGINNING for the the northwest
ner OF said lot and running thence ls5 so feet
thence south p feet and inches thence west g. 80
feet thence north feet thence lI6 feet and
inches to the line of 10Th street west and thence north
~ feet and inches to the place of beginning. The
east 80 feet by the width OF said part Of lot however
to he sold subject to right way of
the owner or owners Of the remaining portion Of said
sub lot.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
In cash ana the balance III two equal installments
one and two years. with interest day of sale at
rate OF six 90 per cent annum, payable semian
purchaser and deed of trust the property sod
AL cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit of
$50 Will be required of the purchaser at the time Of
sale All conNeyancing At the cost of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale be not complied with in
from the time OF SALE the trustees the right
resell the property At the risk ana OF the default
ing purchaser.
A. s. WORTHINGTON, Trustee.
500 9Th ST n W.
NEAL T. MURRAY, Trustee.
1e23d&ds BIB A. ST. W.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRED
ERICk AND SEVENTH STREETS. GEORGE

TOWN, ID. G.
By virtue of deed of trust dated Nh November
1887. and recorded in Iiber No 15 folio A. of the
land records for the District of Columbia will sell
at public suction in front OF the premises on TUES
DAY, JULY 1S.lI at SIX O'CLOCK
r. NJ Tart OF lot numbered two hundred and twenty
town. in the District of Columbia fronting twenty
seven CD Ieet on the side Frederick street and
ninety six Q) feet the south side of 18th street
with tue improvements, consisting of a two-story
frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sIle Onethird cash; balance in equal in
stallnents IN six and twelve months, with interest
secured by deed OF trust on property. deposit Of
800 required at time of sale COnyeyanciny AT cost
OF purchaser II terms not compiled with in ten
days the trustee the right resell At risK and
COS: OF the defau,tlg purchaser.
jyt,-dSds ARTHUR B. CROPLEY Trustee
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Passage OF the Educational Bill.
The education bill passed its third reading in
he honse Of commons yesterday.
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u ATCLIfFE. DAkR CO.. Auctioneers,
~ &20 Pa ave. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN AVA
LON TERRACE" BEING ON HARRISON
STREET NEAR MINNESOTA AVENUE ANA.

COoIlA. u. u. By n.
By virtue Of deed OF trust given to Us and duly
corded in Iber No l54S. folio 35 ct seq. the
land records OF the Distrctof Co unba, and ct the
written request Of the parties secured thereby will
PREAIsEs, On TUESDAY: JULY FOURTEENTH.
sbed real estate. situate in the county Of Wsshine.
ton. District q COLUMBIAN, 70 wit: An that certain
tngutshed A. and being lot No fifteen l5 in Avalon
terrace a. the same is duly recorded In county lber
once OF the District OF Columbia. tosrether with the
improvements. ways, easements. hereditamepts and
appUrtenances to the belonging or osherWse ap
pertaining.
Terms Of sale; Onethird cash. balance in one ana tvo
yees bearing interest from the day Of the rate
OF per ceot Per annum or all cash. at the
the terms OF sale not With atsen days
resell the property II the rsk cost Of the
purchass, after Ave days advetissmslt IN soms
ancing and rscordinf. nc. at purchassg's cost.
r,Asa, A. SShdsMoLD.l Tru,s.,..
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers

X AICLIrt t. DAh.. & o.. Auct,oneers-
THREE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HOI SIS. NOS. 52S. 80 AND 132 FOURTH
IMPROVEMENTS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY THIR-
TENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK we will offer for sale in
front OF the premises,
SUB LOTS 20. 40 AND4l,
SQUARE SI3,
Each fronting by the depth This sale presents
an excellent opportunity to secure y home in
vestlnent.
Terms Over and above circumference of 81 600
on each house, due November. lSsei % be paid in
cash. deposit OF 600 each house required the
time of sale. Terms to DO complied with II days.
otherwise right reserved to resell the property
risk and cost of the defautinz purchaser days
advertsenents OF such resale in per pub
lshed i'll Washington. D. &. All conveyancinx and re-
cording at the cost of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
1yf;d&ds Auctoneers
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- MAslIINaiTaiN

HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
723 18th - nv
Open all summer. Lower summer rates Pt.par,ps
for college q specially.
Branches: New York. Boston. PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO.
par.s. Berlin, London Also sr,iuu Asurg
Park, y. J. "a
NJ lsS BALCH's CIVIL KNlCEIEsTITTTEAS
VA business college. lSOs lurn luIais -,-
Jared successfully clyL ssrNlcs aud
CENSUS examinations 60
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II You Are Nervous
nd cannot sleep try IL
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FUTURE DAYS.

6 BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES,
MULES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c, &c.
Will be sold at the Eazaar, $40 Louisiana ave., on
SATU RDAY MORNING, JULY eleventh, at TEN
O'CLOCK
Thirty Lead of good Work and Driving Horses and
Mares and several GOOD Mules. This sale will be
well worthy the attention OF buyers
ALSO
One New Business Wagon. two New Buegies, two
Secondhand SurrSys and twenty Second hand
Wagons. Carriages. BugEies. Phaetons. Carts.
Harness, &c, &c.
jeoot 4. BENSINGER. Auctioneer
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneer..


TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF
] SORkEL HORSE,
j SOkREl. MARE,
. BAY HORSES
sErS DOUBLE HARNESS
TWO-HORSE WAGONS
1 SINGLE OR l-HORSE WAGON
By virtue Of deed Of trust (chattesl .iven 10 me
ana duly recorded IN hber NO. l.,S2 folio 40 ct
seq. one OF tine land records of the District CoiG-
bIa anu al the request OF the party secured thereby
Wi! sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT TIL HORSE
AND CARRIAGE MART OF RADCLIFFE pAEK A.
CO. AUGIl0NEERS, $50 ST n W. on SATUI.-
DAY. July ELEVENTH. 1891, Ar TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the goods and chattels mentioned in
schedule attached to said deed OF and nen-
Terms: Cash.
iy1-dSdbs J. H WoRDEN TruSfse
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or OF WARRINGTON.

I'AUQUIER INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
AarTenton. Va.
Thirty rst session oTrus SEPT. L.. lrl.. Sltua-
ton ~ Piedmont regivn OF NINA. chIl.uud
very successful school. with superior budiI.s Ai.l
strois "a, liiy. and deigiItiu 10, alton for IiIru-
iaFs address GEO. q. BUTLER. An.
Jyg-tn, s,tu.:Gt lriu.lIal.
THE frederick FEMALE sKMINAhA MIL
begin Is forty -elshtL session seIt,lnlsr To- 1891.
toI Catalogue apply TO MILAN IL IA LNil a..
A NJ, LII ID. Frederick. Nd. ly>sld
TIE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF SAM MARY
kplssopaJ, Garden CIty, Bons ls.aLd. y a.
rec sr!IU sTsniIs to oi three from
Washington next Year. IL sin a siud-nt-
sii.1l4ffsiiiis Addne-s prlneiIAi ot the scnool
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. PkEP DIPT.
,yl-s.tu. thSr Cornwall Ny.
DENNINGToN ND SEMINARY AND LADIES
COLLEGE. SD year. Off.rs e.luca ionAl EAcili-
ties Terms hleaerate. Hlsh and lesltuut. steam
heatlng, sss. nre estsTss. kAsy arcr-s. lfUa
CT, GEORGES HALL FOX BOHs AND Yol- Nj
hinear A. NJ. Irns lpal A school raiiu-
tation tor training health. comfort usuria-s -tua-
tlon and r.asoLADie terms Washington references.
ge-'-lm'
DOCkLtND SCHOOL FOR GIiu.s. SANDY
~ y Flng. MontgOmery county. Md, reot.u- eeif
ence, a. lar az possible. vi u hume government. lhs
number II limited. For ularS an i'irf er an ffla-
tion address HIN ~ c. hALLOMElL, A. NJ. a Alel,
sandy sTrins. Md. I-is-:hn
III HHDA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MoKHIs-
- town: A.J. twelfth year Destus seI'teiAber %.
iel I'm SISTER SUPERIOR.
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