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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
RrNNING OVER WrSrcnEsrrp ur1rc

The We-tcheStcr Hounds had lively run Yesterday
AT Valhala, in which number If young women tool,
part. Among those who entered the chase were Miss
Alice Barnard her horse IIuutrc,s and Miss Mabel
Metcalfe on y. G. Reyndl's runner Schooner The
ladies well up in the hnnt from the start which
took place half mile west Of Kcu,ico. near the Rob
ert Bonner stock farm i nve-mic up-and down hill!
chase followed to Elmsford Station on the Ncq York
and Northern Rallroad. whence Gcour wt3 made
On the TaryOvn road. the pace being fast until the
finish on the Old Wcstchcst,r County Fair Grounds.
a. a. Havcmcyer ir.. master Of the hounds. first
at the finish. Miss Metcalfc and Ms, Barnard follow
ing closely. Among those participating were y. G.
Reynal. Killarney; :. Halsht on bis Indian pony.
Ind Howard Potter on Get There. W. Gerry, +. Ran
aOph :. Saclett an Z. i. Van Kccch jr., also
In the large number Of Interested friends fol
lowed in the rear in carriages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
THE FIRM HAD TO HAVE NOPE MON

The roomy building at Sxth-avc. and Twentieth
ST., which was occupied until recently by II. C. F.
Koch & Co., has found a tenant. and the firm Of
SimpSon. Crawford & simpson will have difficulty
in filling It from top to bottom with the stock which
even theic big store adjoining at sXtave and Nine
teenth-st., has not been able 10 accommodate. The
ground floors Of the two buildings have been thrown
Into one making the largest single floor Of any store
In the avenue or in the near neghborhood. It's 5000
square feet Of added been used to display 10
advantage an assortment Of untrimmed millinery
On The second floor are two sacsrooms Of annie
proportions and abundantly lighted. The 'front.' room
is occupied by the boys clothing department. The
tear portion has beer team formed into comfortable
parlor. where trimmed millinery good, are 70 be found
in all the latest designs. No expense has been spared
In furnishing this ROOM and making IT equally atrac
pcrs.
The greater part Of the annex" is already omen 70
customers, and in few days the alterations will be
eOmplcted throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
SUICIDE OF 4 RAILROAD sFcPErARY.

Cincinnati, April ga New Orleans dispatch says
bReeves Lewis secretary Of the NcwOrleans Railroad
Ind one OF the most popular Young men in town,
committed suicide by blowing out his brains lie
tent letter TO the president Of his company on
Thursday announcing that he would not 20 down
10 the Office yesterday and telling him what should
be done. Lewis has been in poor health for some
Two months suffering from insomnia. When an OK
hmsnatiOn was made d his the coroner was
greatly surprised TO find a box containing $4,000 in
one corner Of it, which cOald not be accounted for
The family Of the suicide could not imagine how he
had so much money, as he supposed TO be in
moderate circumstances II thought at first it
might he the money OF the railIOad company, but
an examination Of its books that not hing was
missing The money discovered last night to
belong 70 the City Railroad Company The president
of the company thinks that Lewis took the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Ncm 1JubIicailons.
T'IIE FORUM FOR MAY.

II any wcil-inforncd nan asked "hat are inc
most important TOPICS tina: have engaged public opinion
during the month Of April. he would be sur 10 ",'~,r
a. THE ITALIAN DIFFICULTY, ~ IllE ~"
AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH, o. OK fECI'
PROCITY TREATIES 90 CHANGES IN RELl,IO' ,
BELIEF APROPOS OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF
TRIALS FOR HERESY, and o. SILVER OoINN"f'
THE FORUM for May contain, articles on every one
OF these suhjects-On OUR CONSTITUTION AND FUR
EIGN DEMANDS. SUCH As THAT MADE by ITALY,
by EX-SECEETAEY OF STATE BAYARD, who takes
the same position taken by Mr. Blaine, on THE COM
MONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA, by SIR Il. w GAM.
ERON the best authority in the United States on REC
IPEOClTY. by i. Q. MILLS, and by SENATOR FRY F..
vino writ, with especial reference the improvement
OF our southern ha41ors; on CHANGES OF ORTHODOX
RELIEF IN OUR OWN TINE ESPECIALLY IN Eng
LAND. By the Rev. Alfred Momerie. Of Kings College,
London and on FREE SILVER COINAGE-WHA NOI J
by Edward Akin
nv such articles the FORUM tries to give It's readers
not ony lmpor,ant information but important information
Just when it Is most desired
Other articles arc
THE UNITED STATES CENSUS by GEN. F. A.
WALKER
SPAIN, 4 DEMOCRATIC NATION. BY EMILIO
CASTELAR,.
THE EER1ILLON SYSTEM OF CRIMINAL IDFNT1-
FICATION. By its inventor, ALPHONSE BER-
TILLON
CHEMISTRY TO-DAY, AND IT'S PROBLEMS. BY
SIR WILLIAM CROOKES. President Of the Royal
Chemical society.
OUR SEEVILITY IL LITERATURE BY Professor
THOMAS DAVIDSON.
so copy, - year.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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THEY WANT MIR. COLEMAN BEAppory7ED

The Mechanics aud Traders Exchange has pae sed
resolutions favornc the disappointment Of President
Michel Coleman, of the Department OF Taxes and
Assessments. a a Tax Commissioner in which hi,
services referred 10 in terms Of strong approval
and his exemplary official Endorsed by the mem
bers Of the Exchange without regard 20 party. \
committee was chosen, consisting Of William G. smith
president; John j. Tucker. Stephen NJ. Wright Ed
ward \. Vaughan Andrew J. Campbell j. l.. Mrlry
Michael Larkn. William Brennan. Frank +. Conover
Robert L. DaTagh, CHARLES \. COwen and Thomas j.
Dnnn to call upon MAYOR Grant and ak at h, hands
the rcappointmcut Of Mr.. Coleman. They viii prob
ably visit Mr.. Grant tomorrow. All the other cA.
change, requested to unite in sending similar
committees to the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

Kansas City. April 2j-The police last night re
cevcd tom Archie, No. the details of a horrible crime
The murder by f. b. sopcr Of his wife ana TWO chill
dren. Last Tuesday night SOpcr bought ticket ana
left there for Kansas City Missouri Pacihc tram
His absence Wednesday and Thursday caused susp
cion, and the city marshal broke into his house 10
make an investigation. When lie burst open the docs
he witnessed a terrible sight. In the middle OF the
sitting room floor lay the body Of Young child a
boy with its head crushed into shapcc~, mass, and
through the open bedroom door va, seen the dead
bodies Of Mrs Soper and another child. Mrs. pcr's
head and face were chopped nearly 70 pieces. and The
head Of the child split in twain. An axe standing
in the % the r0Om the blade covered with blood
and matted hair told the method Of the murder. y
letter on table in the sitting room was addressed
To the auth rites whoevt MAJ find these bodies.
present" In the letter occurred this passage:
Il wa best FOR fnc thus 10 at rather than desert
them ] have Slain them What could they have done
for a living They would have lived ml~crably.'
The letter wa signed 10y the husband Of the mW-
dercd woman and the flthcr Of the children. >upcr
wa. butcher. He went {, Archie from Clay County
and. although poor, regarded well by he com
muuitS. No motive for the cline beyond that limited
nj in the lccc referred t. above la, been discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
ARREST OF 4 BLACKMAILFR.

Waterbury, Conn, April 25.-John A. Kecfc Of
Winsted arrested to day in that town on a charge
OF fraud preferred against him by The sunday
Herald Of this city. Keeie represented that he was
the Winsted ,pondent Of The Herad.n and yes
tcrday called upon Lyman W. Case, Of Wnstcd. and
said that he had a story about him whc', lie would
suppress for $50. Case gave Keclc check for the
amount compelling lum 10 ign an agreement not I,
uee the story The Herald heard Of 10 and caused
the fellows arrest. lie was nevcr employed upon
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
VETERANS RETURN FROM BALTIMORE.

Worcester, Mas" April 25.-Thc Worcester Lirh.
Infantry and veterans o. the 9Th Regiment rcturnA
home at O'Clock this morning after their weeks
excursion to Baltimore and Washington. They are
claed, and speak in the highest terms Of their re
ccpton in both those c.tc9. Captain Davis brought
back with him the cop which by Private
Whitney Of the old 9th Regiment, who the fir,
killed In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
GROWTH or THE GERAlAg PoLrcLIyIc

The German Polycliuic'' patients have increased 50
much that it IS OBLIGED u seek quarters ut 80.
~ Scvcntl-st.. where it Will move in a few weeks.
The following figures quoted from the books Of the
secretary show the increase in attendance
for the first three months Of each year: Nun
Der OF new patients for 1890. 3,O-2; PIE
scrlphons G,311; calls, ",0G3 For 1871, patients,
3,19-; prescriptions, 800 calls, 10 -34 Since the
founding Of the institution there have been "a 292
patients received; total number Of calls 2G241s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Gathers.

A MEXICAN AND foEEIG& TEACHERS AGENCY
n Suppies Professors. Teachers. Tutors ,oyTnesses.
&C.. 10 Con- ges. schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. N. J. YOCNGFULION. % Un!on Soyar.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH.
n Frs. any locality. all htanchc~ 40 FTE for tgsr,.
tfation Form Tor stamp y. V. HUYSSOON . w 1lth.,t
4 TUTORS Prot sofs. Teachers tioycrn.ssss NJ Al,
thcl stumbled - universities coll .gcs schools -nd
lamlh,@ CIru!trs schnq. U uarGts M9lcrn .lnglses
tI0Heh' MllslAM 'ofi'IERE Room II. $50 SHAVE.
II iNHto Icachers' Agency, Il +. I7th-st supplies
tent teach p tutors, Roytrnrs-c, mus clans.
sitsish 81 all bEanches; LAgAsA, French. German
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SENTENCED FOR THE THIRD TIME FOR MURDER.

Nashville, Tenn, April ga Pulaski. Tenn, DIS
patch says: Lariin Lancaster who charged with
having cut of the head and severed the leg OF Znck
Dickson and then putting the fragments I'm sacks and
throwing them In E.chaud Creek, was Yesterday con
viccd Of murder in the first degree and sentenced 10
be hanged the second Friday In June next \ COIN
cid.ncc that t, is the third time that he has been
convicted on the day Of the mon, Of April and
sentenced to be hanged the day iu June. lie
la, appealed % the supreme Court and some lawyers
think that the VcXng problem 10 whether or not be
will be hanged l. no nearer Il solution than it
than years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Er.clSHIER NICHOLS ACQUITTED

Kansas City, April 25.-Charlcs II. Nichols. late
cashier Of the Nichols Bank, Of his city, which failed
la. fall. who arrested and Indicted for frauducny
receiving deposits the day the bank failed, was
acquitted yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
An1t,nn Gnles Of Real Cstate

. RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO, Aucuoneers
A. Wi! sell a. auction -
MONDAY. APRIL p. -
A. 10 o.clock noo. az tn, Rei Estate Exchange Aad
" - Auction Room % to 90 Llb-rty-St.,
2az Fast Sfth-~t.. 3--tOry brownstone dwelling
A Stl-aVc.. 4--tOry store.
t,rONc.st. 3-stoty dNclung
- TT SDAE. APRIL 2S. - .
Executor. SAFE SlNth-aNe., n C. cor. Mlnetla Lsne'
4'sVof9 o'" WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
supreme Court foreclosure SALE
a. Fast 49t.sL, 4-stOry brONnNtone
DIV Docl-,t 10th a.sd It'll .tsp 3-ssSry Ssiss
dwelling. 22.1Noi feet.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30,
EXECUTRIN'S SALE.
ESTATE AARON JACOBS. DECEASED,
% CHOICE LOTS.
situated OF
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. WEST END-ANE., AMSTEH
Az DNM-ANE. AND HolH-SE
70 per cent may remain years az per cent.
N : and /. :. ISAACS, Attorneys Ito broadway
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8.
TO CLOSE An ESTATE
~ WEST 57rIi-Sr. NEAR jrI.AVE, .
4STORY Highs TOpP BEOWNSrONE RESIDENCh
3.sor, dningoom oNt nsion, 2jN6N extension 3OAlOoo
IT, a.dWood finished, perfect order all Improvements
Liberal tcrma.
2O3 Canal.st. n. cor. Mulberryst, 5'story ssos<
Maps at AUStiOnecss'. II and rs Libesx.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
L TGANSPOEIAIION.-D Department N The Interior,
once Of Indian Alas Washington Aprl g. ls9. 5 aicd
Iuit 6c submitted In separate envelopes bacon Flour
Clothing. or Iranspo.utou etc. "a, me case may bJ,
and 81 Woo,tcr>t Ncw. York viii b. Received rut /
p m u Igg'day, Nay ., is2l 10. furnishing Tor he
pounds cf the hoot 1000 600 pound lr, 35 900
pounds i!'ar', . o01 pound, haIng = MdcG 2loo0'G
Flour, 10000 pound, Red 80 900 pounds Hard Bread,
10 900 pound, E, 1000 pound, Tea, n7,Oo0 pound,
soap 100000 pond. SUGAR. ana ~ GOO pound, &a.a,
AI-6 Bant't- Woolcn and Cotton GOOD, consisting in
yard,; Drifting LOO yards. Duck. free from all sing
yards; KentacEy Jeans. LOCO yari,; Gn,vot 1000
yard, Biown Shocuug 10000 Nald, lra' ned Sheet.
Shifting 5000 Yards; wiusey 1000 yarG,)i Clothing
Ciroccrics Motions Hardware Mcdi,a supplies scho,l
a, Harness, Pows, Rake, Forks etc.,, and tor about
So Wagon, rcquIed for me ..tlco o. b. delivered AZ
wagons as may he requIrrd, adapted to the climate Of
thc Pacific coast wit9 oiIGni5 an 'acs a~, At
uces goods ana grp.e, ust may gg be- '9aracd Tor
on Government blanks. schedules showing the KINDS and
uuantitics Of subsistence supno required fer each Agency
an MAJ, Nng o6 a and aT,ldcs ogcthr WIN blank W
condition, be observed by bidders time ard place u
oitcs and ali other necessary Instructions N be- fr
is'ed upon 3ppsggGGuG2 .s naa 0h ye IN Wa'9nS
.acs Of sp5,,e@ee INF s A at ,6 Se
ia tbe P",tra rfs NJ Sioiy CIV Iowa YonE
ton y. Dakota; Arkansa> CITY. caldwell, Topeka, and
Wichita Kansas. and Tucson. Arizona The right Is
any Tar OF bid and these opoSIl- are invited under
o9cr s G, NH be- opened az tn" hour aux day
6oye ara bidders invited to b." present a. nc
" ccruncd cneekS or dnits upon SOM uni'ci states
Ga Tor least pr cent o the amount OF the proposal
Il. J. MoNfNN. ''I.H'A'l"n"I'
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Ncw Publications.

- OOk French Conversations. ldiomS. 25c
ID istamp,l. Prof. BERGER Of Paris, $50 broadway
N,wlO French generation lessons payment IN
advance; free trial; circular.
u EST POSSIBLE PRICES will be paid for
~ Old Books Pamphlets and Entire Libraries Address
yo.tal 10 BOWERS & 10y, No. III Sasssust
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4 ta1her5.

A PRINCETON GRADUATE. OF two years experience
n a. tutor desires accompany IN Liat Cipd'tIs y
family or boys going u Europe for the sumner e.nL'
~ pg I ~, N,lyandrr and NJ. T.. J. Dennng Ad
Grcs- PEINCETON Box As Tribune once.
II RTVATE Tutor Yale graduate recommended by
y r., IN YIN NJ TAYLOR: "a successful TEACHER, emf
unity anaIined" Address n. EVERETT STONE 20
Est 52d-st. z... -, -. -
4 dav. from July l. Cost $500 including hotel iafes
Vis ENGLAND France Rhine switzerland, Italy under *
ricr' I'd cba4rrn For membership. itinerary, address
Nrs H. L. L. Visitors Bureau IL West loth-st, New
York
YI0Y TEACHEI;S1 AGENCY supplies school oncers
1 with teachers teachers with positions
H. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prop % Laiaye'-e Pl. n. 4.
w, NTFD Primary teacher. 500; French teacher for
w college, English teacher for b0lrilngschoo German
ooycrness teaching piano. FIR Ncn g0ycrnss; gOyernss
TO- simmer encagcucat; assistant Miss DONO-
VAN Teachers Bureau, 80 East Thirst.
ANTED.-Teacher Of experience. with school tesi-
w primary classes. city. Address PHlNCl-
PAL. station H.. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
ABSORBED IN uRMGER coMD1yAr1oy.

Erie. Penn, April % C-pcciaD.-Thc =. +. Adams
Wringcr Company, Of Erie. has been absorbed By the
American Wrne.r Company, and it, lands franchise,
and patents have merged into the new combination.
OF the 100000 IN the combination, quarter of it
is owned IN Eric. The Dic plant j, 10 DE- enlarged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Apartme nts 90 fet.


a PAKTMENTS To LET.
"A only one nat lift I'm the PEABODY,
lO2 MaNerey Place. near Washington square, NORTH
elevator, steam heat hall boys, &C; rent 80
Very desirable apartments in the IRVINGTON ana
ROCKLAND. 1856 to l42 West l6th-st.. near II ,
stations steam heated, hall boys, sc. rent 80 70 81"
First apartment 405 West c2lst; reasonable rent; one
block from Il" station; good locality rent 1io
First apartment the ST CLEMENT. 3j1 West 2SisI'
restaurant IN house; rent $50
One or apartments IN the SUTHERLAND, most Ge'F
rab.e locality cor SD - and Nddlson-aNe elevator
steam heat. hall boys; rent $50 % slUo
few apartments in the LANSING lo' TO ll9 East ioA'
81 10 s,, i.-dit in,,lif,-. l., b,Ocks
from Il" station; cheap rents.
For information apply TO Janitor on premises, or
GERALD r. BROWN; an,
Equitable Building.
No. 10 Broadway
" FRY DESIRABLE tPARTNENTS TO LET
ST JOIN WAL CREST XNi EN- n GHNBDIS0N8VE:
STEAM HEAT; HALL BOA>; GOOD SEi'' III
RENTS. sac TO 500
-'Pp'' " EQUITABLE BUILDING,
130 BROADWAY.
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IirooAiyn.
~ HE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR afRLs
40 AND 14o COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. DROOELyS.
FOR Boys and Young Mcn-Country.


Do,.e. vr'.s.y,|-. .,.tIv.I, now IS,fp ,,d
Il S'tool NJ r..,l C.,af' F,.' .,.. .a-,-'t.o' n
.-c unequal. Innate. e,D.l.l.. I i,u.
s1..r p, On G..... t.itnr hlt.ue i.HI... r.e.
dos Dr.. j. " W. NI+,r'N - Wet o'u'.-t.. y y.
CHEITE l AcADENy .ul q%3GdE Sew school
EQUIPMENT ,Gynna-..m ni.'aI dIi. Sc ThoIoqs,
iisI~.1s,g,m IN 'o'-e '' ''"N' ''A'O' f0' 'f'u-'
r, ASvNAN BUSINESS CoLLEoE Pouenaec,sie y y
h1o HPog az ,9 i L,% "a iis
E Hdlia9y, Hea 1t % ' o 1 ti
touce 80 charg or -i'1''oa, 'drA.a S"ri for ea'rre
r. LMWooD SthOOL tol: BoYS-N Milford Conn,
uoi, so.n ,, a. vi ~ irlat ~ tac adt4,.art ord
BY Thu school ADDS fRANK NJ HOWE S:P'~-
I'D sos.. 1ton specially Su'a''' hr' school
Me. KNArr, HOME SCHOOL. rlymouh. Ma.s,,l-
Knapp, P.lnc.pai
'to ,,,i.,. ~ .i.'f H. srin, Clfi... on ii'..'.-,
Anr. F1o'nd, on Plymouth Hay. Ind..idp, ,'ociing.
- ALIoHlNG CLASS ,.,,, ... ,...,,.,, ,,,,,.-
= pap mo =, ,..ntrT for one noq,ns le'innior in
june. For Particular aa''.,, ''-' ','','..
- CMNEE SCu9QI.-Ihc ~ Or Gibson. s. Johns
for SOW ana l','ion std' no. ~ 'qonrn To-
os 0 a. tInc 'rurlior.. coi,',ut tS.t,nts
g UkMEE SCHOOL at hc PceR.Rnl military Academy.
IOHN y. TlLDLh. A. 81. N. D.. lH:neD.i.
& I'M nm III 80 SCHOOL FOR noYs
Ovorioorine l. = sound send for nmstfatd catalogue
SWITHIN e. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACADEMY
- VIII have sumner se-,,on at AuHt ~ I'd
TnilSd5ipGai.
II H ! r I MLrAE 5h Ac s sSad for e.
ioeue' JIM n 'lI'Df.'. a. NJ '' D. :, ''''''.-
NAtAIION I'tt l'h - July anu NU-",' l N'HLHilp'
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GREAT FALLS,

MONTANA, THE GREATEST WATER PowSe
coppr a Gn en- hs iS d Sn
OF wool shipped in 1890; best kind OF investman.
Lots, plots AID factory sites for sale. Call al Iii
broadway. Room G.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

He has imported Large ana handsome StocA VI
Scotch CheViois md IOmespuns In all the New Ooo"r
ing- which il making up in the popular Lounge @ui'
Refer SD positively the same goods sy'e'
" rkmanship cannot be purchased from any o'her
responsible House under S3J and sac.
samples, Instructions for Measuring ana A'o"" VI
fashions sent pplication
Try our scotch stripes and Check Trousers NO
mcnsure) at SO 80, or pnirs for Sl4 Ihey arc
very suitable for stylish aud and-ready "e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
urRDrRrD HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.

while temporarily insane, as he seems to have made
no effort to misappy it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Dancing Ara0emes

OPEN all summer waltz and all Fashionable dances
" taught rapidly; circulars. Charles g. Dorlng anu
Charles c. Gegler Instructors KnicEerbocker Conser'
vatOry, "A West H'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
Drn GOODS

GLOVES SALE!
Most astonishing bargains over "r rcd 1button Mos
spring shades. an
- n 20 NJ guaranteed rduDrd f.II II 30 tl G5c. pa
Vs. rr~p' tfuy solicit an iusp 'tou of th>' wonderful
spNcs aI feel confident id VIII IroIuJur'
the marvellous b'r aims eyer seen any whore
4. +. JAIME,
900 BROADWAY AND i3 WEST 30TH-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par
"A cnt- scN, locality and price desired T. "
UUYSSOON, American School Bureau. West l4th-st
a CLASS FOR BONS.-lnteW ed ate ani adAanced
"A grades students prepared Tor college IA ~, scenuhc
srho6ls and business. w. f. CHASE. y Wet 5Othst
INSTRUCTION I'm commercial bfanches eOcution. mill.
Science and rct!cs and deficient English gwen
essCnabie term,: ion. eIper!eace. Call Tuesdays aud
'Chursdavs between 9 and 3. address
b. f. HYATT. 113 MadIsonsve.
DREPARATOGY COLLEGE school At - west '7th.s;,
study thought ovcrc.-ed and ,r"cdy developments Of
abilities ~ the methods G: IN 'rucon employed PERSONA
attention TO each limited q twelve scholar
rr,UE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 81
L Yves. ji'h--'. -. ,,-,-.,.-,
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1i73 Brosdwsy,
u near ADS. SD y,Sr PrLulryt C4The fciu Snu
Classical Departments. NJ y. HOBBY W. l. AKIN
~ c. HENDRlCKSON Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26

:. COMMENCING Monday 9TH Through
y train, without chang" or 'ran.hr. N"w-lor5 20
Atlanta Via PENNSYLVANIA X. T. aud Richmond and Dan
Nc System ltc- pr.hro--c, and Co,uardt street sta
tion- 40 80 ,. daily
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Mrs GALDNEE Author Of "History in Rhyme"
II Il. J. SACHSS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
H. WEST 5rI U-SF T.,
WILL OPEN SEPT. $, 1891.
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APIL1 At 81 WEST % H->I.
MISS NJ RLACKWFLT'S School and kindergarten for
vi children reopen, october J - loo "a -3d-,t
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1850. Home and
Dav School. GOLD AND REOSZE MEDALS. PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1889 80 and - 7ls.-st. ard West
Endave. Nine. VAN NORMAN principal