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Railroads

Trains leave follows
cHse. ROehcster, Bais,!. Yqa4io;, ,,,r,'r, A..
1880 i. NI.-WEsrEHN DAY EAPREss-Daly except
1900 on.-SoUTHwEsTERN, vEsTIBTLE3 LIN
lIED-Due Cincinnati ~ co. Indianapolis IL ~ I" Ill.,
$50 +. oui VI. SSS0RrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due AZ Detroit at . lo - No. chicago 'oo D. H. "'N'
600 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss.-Due Chicago
sa5 % c9 sInRaiDjl q0S Aux XN6 S' MoN fEAL Tx
$50 = M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
9l5 y M.-TAST ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX'
r1siiTKiiL,L o. (Vyi:whrRGm. PouGHkEEPsIE. RHINE
CLIFF IkiNGSTON'. AND HUD>ON-ri IS 1000.
~ - o 49, % 20 % Z: z 3 M o5 $50 o So rOSen rs
y H. Tor Girrisoas (wis Point T. IS. III Is
W9y = 80 30 30 = - 90 "a 30 Is A. M 70 90
noon. 3 3d. 3 So so 90 IS 20 : 80. o:l5 D. H..
TRoY-t7l5. $40 1900 10 80, ME =, ms y 90
ulI42 iy6 80 80 Ho 10 100 4i5Fo
m. l. 90 noon. 50. i 90 80. . Is D. IA l. ioo
RoCHEsTER-1lo. 1000. tlo:$ a; NJ, L 100 noon.
g 90 n go % 6o 10 70 %7 n 200 r6 6o noon so
NI&Gg&&RA 'fAlEISS3a 10. 1000. tlo3O a. m, IL go
AD III1; DAcK MouSfiINs Asp MoYrREAL-'7A5
AgBtEEN Geneva Asp cAS2aS%sD4!GrA-2;,:i 10 90
DE{FkTfHiNE II II 4 ;yiA HAhLNI DIVISION
r. t.r tg.., anl satc, N Sleeping car, appy g. Grand
l xxx @ as@3 3, Fsqn ,'@ sos na
wcstor, ENpros, gan, for and chcca, baggage from
ho1 i rn's Through to sLsSas SATURDAY.
% Aoi T '.p' 60 5aose & sn'"S at 70 70 90
and Il 90 a.dq'si, stop at l$s,G Street Sa,,cg, '
General Manager. Gcn'l Passenger Agent.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs-N.Y Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs-N Y CITY
Monrocave. g IS. 500 It Of oIchard-st 2i9N9o;
Jas t,Iegsoa and WIFE e. L Tl ta11fc 81
S'T Io ET0rfrIG So.'.. 1850
wdder and chas Lc95t"r TO Jas r tGgus c
po, wr 10 rrca1 cS99 r. Of ANGLE Point op.
D0I po|S Jcn,l.on,,t 56l3o Nm Noble to I'd mo
clH %sr '' %. il, It Of JgnYr.on:,t 25y
900 to Lrenk.in-aa'G,; 80. Reuben NJ Provost and 9,
cT MG a2 iG"s H.; ' Of Jcicr,on.,t 25Si5o
Tdgard b Bil--, aad wife to Jeremiah 100
4st..t ;, $50 It W Of 2d-a,c. ls>loo5 John 90 ooo
1't Ioi5 witcI IT. td Irlsn Wcicft 100 &c.
Henry >anchrI to Harriet \ >anchoz. = pait.
SANE property; Henry Sangh'h to Henry Sa''"''' &C.
'3d,, , and AZ ' IT, r. % r'ok ora,ncz $1,000
3t,1'' ' 81 nr H To- Morn. Rum 1000
2da\r cor ?t' r., rdw,II P,ar.all 10000
Dciancoy.,t No BPS, 25Ioo; julius Hpude to :,
G29a, and gor - S' %ilpS @r Wry ' 81 900
55 Han '"'''n.'d anu WIZ ..'..'.'.' 1880
'sin-.t N'r I,t ',l l"]. "''' ~ $4,000
ooth.,, No -, Ia,; Lucas ".osse and wife 70 ,.o
49, T,. jam = S''nro"'" ana "''' ' ''' 1000
osd.,t ., ;, nos # " Of co!.mlq~a'c i@'N
ioo5: Sc = ard J. lIn,se} To Jamrs 4 , lL.i...
'3,.i ~, I'D ,, 9i To- knna Ila-r ~ 500
ith 49, and :, y ~" II, o d" eS rindt $3.50
oaa rianr; ana VII" 81 to r haTl1a ii5!a
,4n, 10 Anna BOW. I've
lalea,.,t y :, 6.3 It " Of VaF k-'t 25Nl,2 to ,ooco
N.-,-t.tvfff4r- ItfhLtl 10 n 4 Juill1fl.. fVUV
nd, - 10 zoe T'n III Mc Wa'. 10 500
i7t1',, ,oi -, 900 ,i ~ " :? . ' s' 1000
ooG' AFRO. ~ al, II = Of i5th.ave. Iesv.ss; .
Dauir. McE kurcy 70 George "n!i!"sf .,- I'V'o
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CENTRAL R.R. OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT Oh LlBEHTT-ST., NORIH XIV EIs.

FOOT Oh LlBEkIT-SI., NORTH XIV Els
lime IIO.e oi December =, Io9O 800 49,.
so NJ Tor Eastop, MAgsh ohunH WilHssOs sns.
wi 4 zoo :. n, a% "a, S E5.s
~ q ~ ior T4,ton and Mauch Chunk. On Sunday"
is H. H. Tor Easion, Nauch CHUNK, wikesbarrs
sna%oSia san n w rS5 Through 'oasS
100 = NJ daily for Eas.On Mauch Chunk Re,dIns
M Tor EasioH Mauch CHUNK Heading Harris
burg wAes barre Scranton Tamaqaa. POitsve Shame
MA 80 p. m. for Easton ard Allentown. u..,.
as j. N. for Easton. Mauch Chunk. Reading HAT"
burr aS &C. m sq 1S ,. sS aS S2 AsnsOwn
iTt 60 ga'n4 Sundays a. ~ 100 i2 h. 4 %
G For i fV 3D. a q. Il AS si5 1870 $50
0OP For = Long Branch and south Pom; pessaHst
80 Dean r s and ASSay ParS 20
90 of h io 90 p M Sundays 90 a. m, 90 D. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A445 SIP NJ 49, 49, 30 2: ~ m 81 suas sgs.
u'; TO- Tom; liver Barnesat PARK and Baraees '
sag For aia TO- c nsana sua aaa GS a."
= r Fcr MonppcuIn Beach and seabrght at sl5 ha'
a. M. 80. 20 p. IN.
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE. 90,
For Phiadephia at ~ 40 90 IL 80 Ale 2. 9 nisss
sS 800 oS ~ 900 !. 81 oJ j. 70. I o. 800
b. H. II Is night. - - 49, -. n IN =, an rex.
cont Sunday A NJ 90 20 100 y. NJ X 10 LEW nenS
Trains leaving at 40 II 80 a; M ! ~ W. oiuSdai
20 5 90 8 90 p. M, have connection TOT heAlNs 49,
Eur SunSuIy aud William sport Via Philadelphs ~ ~
n H. ii 80 Buffet Paror Carr , 80 p n IL 10 h''N
Scxrent SATURDAY night) sundays, 500 D. n =, 30
Tickets ParorCar seats can be p9Sgfea b az i
~, ,SS,st i3l Fast 1a5th-st., New.YorA; CouSs~'
500 E,,Iton.s It. % broadway Brooklyn , ohsek
New.York Transfer Company Will can tor a"N Wv
bagv from
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INSTRUCTION.
For Bows ard Young Men

For Bows ard Young Men-City.
GLASS EOH 30 INT -IneuiaIe ~nu scc'roSn.Sscc
A grades students prepared io college iaw scienlne
erho6ls and business. W. F. CHASE. 20 Wet 10th.st
. -CIRCULARS or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; STATE
a shrtner or BOYS or girls. city country. 7: v.
UUYSSOON American School Bureau w l4th.St. y. !,
INSTRUCTION m commercial branches elocution mill.
ary science and tactics ard deficient nrh given on
easonable terms long experience. Call tuesdays anu
thursdays between and :, or address - ,,,s,.o,r.
DREPARNTORY college school at l79 West 47th.'t:
L conducted by II. +. Wells the learner taught no"
study: thought exercised and speedy deNelapnent OF
antilles ~ the methods o. instruction Employed; PERSONA
attention to each: limited . fvolvo : -ho-ar-
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ,i73 Brosdwsyi
c,si sesT n5n,rtreStS Y. HOBBY W. [. AKIN.
For Both SeXes-City.
~ F. MAYNE ELOCUTION.-P Prepares for platform
* AID stage los West j9th.st Neat exhibition OF
pupils will take place in ChcScrine lla
TIME BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES; No
/ VS.. s5,h.s. branches Boston. Phila.. Washngton
chicago Berlin Paris &C. Best instruction $40 per term
For Young Ladies-Cjty.
CA ..-REV Dr. AND MRS. GARDNF;R'S
MIS- GARDNER Author Of "bistory in RHYME"
MISS NJ BLACKWELIis school and Kindergarten for
w Children rrolen> OrioO'r !. AZ loo lAst eN-,t
Van NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1870; Hon. ana
Dav school. GOLD AND bronze MEDALS. PAElS
EXPOSITION, 1859 80 and .Se 1lst-st ara Wes'
End.ave Nine. VAN NO-'NA"' i'"@'p~-
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Ncw.Y0rk, MONDAY. MUCH rs.
Tho following sales were held the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
3.storv building with plot Of land. No III East
Rroaiway. corner Pkest. plot 46ASo' I" H. brown
500 600 . 900 ,>.,-
20 n &ttornnvst lot 23.3Ne65: l. Goodman, $4,000.
4.story building with lot 10 ~? West 47th- ~.
:. 1929 # lotha'e. lot lS?XlOo''' , husted'
sl3 500. . 900 VIZ. ,o,,
5 80 Il " 6th-ave. lot .ONl0011; Heiner Wolf.
go $50. . mn, $500, ooo 81, d,
1cith.st " lOth-ayr was adjourned to March 10.
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New Publications.

TIoh,eenth Edition. post paid for CSC or stamps.
n He HUMAN HAIR: Why It Falls OF
GRE aG9 thS Eenedy6 hy rtGi. rh Fa
every one should read this little book "-Ahenaeum
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. \. G.. &

w II. Il. Il: Il. Co... Lessee.-Iran, leave West 42d.st
Station New.loi - Io,oMs any ~ minutes earlier from
ana Chicago. 10 - a. M, > rs p M . Is m 81.
Louis IS is, 10 y. Toronto 10 :15 a. m. - rs
* D. M Buffalo Rochester sgspensop Bridge. Naga.
Fails, Utica and syracuse, 80, 10 ID >
y Is y M. andeal go M runs only to Uuca. KINGS;
!S S is D. H. Caiskll and Albany 80 Is 10 5
all 80 m. si:Co, 10 S;i5 p NJ Crinston. West
10 As. all 80 :, rs, 81 90 49, Is 10, 80 % 80.
Montreal and Canada East 10 a.
- rs pm Elegant sleeping FOR Buffalo Niagara Falls,
Detroit. Chicago and 1t, Louis all through trains.
"A : Leave BlOoklyn. viz BoO lyn Annex: alO 80 m
90 D. Jrsy City; p. H. r. station a Il 20 a. H..
80 r.. Dali" D1ilY, except SatId ~. Al other
trains ally H\cept Snnta Err Ticket, ,irct table pr.
Offices Broukyu333 Westinghouse, 12G FGltOn~t., An.
mex office foot Of Fuonst NcwYork Cityl 363. 735.
ot2 l27i Broalway. i3 Bowcry IL Park Place 80 West
l25ht and West Shore Stations foot OF West 2dst and
foot Of Jayst., North River c. e: LAMBERT, General
Passenger Agent, Vandegbltave. NewYork.
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DELA W ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Nc>tlbuled Pullman Coaches.
a. n.-Bufalo and Oswe2o ENpIcss. VIA Paterson for
water cap Stoudsburs, scranton, Blnghamton, Owego,
Ithaca Mayerly, Ilmlra, Corning Bath. nyic, Sher
hume Watervilo. Richted Springs Utica. Mt Morris,
Greene oxford Norwich Coz and Syracuse, Fulton
Connects at scranton with trains or
iratOn. Wkenbarre, Danyle, and Northumberland al
trains for the Nest.
30 a. m.-Binshamon Mall, vG Boonton
D. m ngi anton and f. miro Express for Water Gap
stroti scranton OWcgO WaNrrly. 4:
scranton With for Ptston Kingston Wilkes
49,, .
10 p. m.-scranton, Wilkesbarre and Plymouth In.
press. , r,,- , ,.,. IT,, . -, 49,.
son Stroudsburg. scranton Biughdmton. Owego Wa.
yery FIuiTa Corning, Bath, Wayland Dansyilc Mt.
Morris Sc. arriving In Buffalo mt 80 III.
m, Buffalo Utica ana O-wopO Express
Stroudsburc scranton Bnghamton. Cortland, syracuse,
Lruon GREENE oxford Norwich, Nhrfbuulr, WaterNilla
trhu~d Springs. &c. and all point, Buffalo division
connects with trains for the west
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9 Gathers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors G0VeTnesses.
&C, 20 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. n. j. YOUNGFUL1ON. % Union square
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers GoyeInesscs Of al
"A branches supplied 70 universities COLLEGES schools and
famiics Circulars schools parent, Mod languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room Il. $50 5thave,
A -GI>T TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
A. branches any locality charge. u echers wsntd
m registration fee form for stamp. p V. HUYSSOON
date r. f Avery. American School Bureau. w. 14thst
49, TEA HERS AGENCY, - East l7th.t.,
Il supplicS teachers. tutor, gOVcInc-~r>
musicians artists, ETC.; all branches resident and visit
ing English. German, French. Spanish spoken.
vNEACERS. tutors gcverncsses travelling companions
SINGERS organists. uatrons, Sc. pIOmly supplied %
employers recommends best schools to PARENTS also
pcrlor home school for T0therlc-s girlS. Miss DONO
VANS Teachers Bureau and School Directory 20 East
1fth-st
VINION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school orlcers
u with teachers teachcrs with positions
h. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pr. N. Y.
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,HE BOOK OF oPEN-!NR SPORTS octave oo0 p men.
illustrated The standard authority on American NV.
air amusements. Rules for sailing swimming, ban p nsr
ing shooting horseback riding. &c. &C., In ruiz an.
copy. Published by The Tribune. New-fork IAsss~
ing and universally COMMUNICATED BY the presa,
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NJ rw.yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EWLW SY-irains leave West i2d-st Is fouo,m ~
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jayst 90 Oneida
OsSego Chicago $50 for CaTIesM o a, MILO LID
s,ty Walton Oneida Central square, Oswego Kocn0Ixd
Sisaara Falls Detroit. Chicago St. Louis Daiy x
srrawsy. j. e. ANDERSON. General Passenger 49,
lU Exchange Place. NJ "
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ONLY $50 A MONTH.
Ocean Steamers.

GE E ERy rT Tr9RSaa hnHh99HS
fSHE 1Y % Hs Lc6 SS Sat Mach ;s 81 80 N
il IEfE;Nt coler sat March n: - . 80 a. m m
Ia Sh Foar t,nra Agent, 80 ' bo"ins Green H.
BERMUDA ROlAA.MAm. AND CABLE.
FE0N f2} b btNy GH S% 4 HoFIH At hiyEs
For i E& st. :, XIX H., and M s. Con Dominica" ''''
9$itTifaH& 9 ic:c' 'Eroy %s.. 3, pos1r,y
Thos COOK 4 son. 29i and 1926 broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
dnx4Rh ZN A II cJG iAFA% INb lNGhAxIco
,. 4, iaa Ss E ia: q 2i a %e.n'
CITY OF r F9H 3Ap n sa AS& t Mifca 81
For rsiGs l aig 1aS fo oot D, lpRy Z"
'o"''"y' ''I o. BuLAY Ss ears ' saTsfncadGSs
INMAN LINE |. ;. and Royal Maii steamers,
dry Of Fo &E!%%S ANb M I5TEIoGi 20 D. H.
Gin 81 l i,G %5asy5 5P h5fr z . : a.
FIR s4 cAn IS os p %S a. %i5t to ,5csms,
SsSat inpowiiyG dfiN. T. Yl'' So>7 DellY'"
PED -" LlNE Of STEAMSHIPS. r.,.,.
MARnAcAino ANR coEo.
:. }Ei,lnII9E:iL.irA ss,s5si Sar@s 1T
rne sA American ,.m w S5 ' 6, ar tn; tsado
nave very superior i HoJIGS 9LS IS 6hLrr
i'T Thos. S COOK soN .Gi BrcsdW AZ.
NORDDErTsCHER LLOYD IS, co.
SGr III l M 70 Lo NH6 BREMEN.
s''He FAs 81 E EXT Rs' !'Si e 5'''ns
Ha %; at & &t J. p M S Ml 3?
% sss ~: S',.S Ss
n sta second oEici i c5 10 rowling Green
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CGnrlnn Gra0emlee

Canrinu Gfa0emes
A LEX. MACGEEGOK'S. los West j5th.st.
"A Private lessons time.
All fashionable dances taught Thoroughly.
II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. TO- East 55th.st.-A school
l. for dancing, dcportu mt and cali sh MES EXERCISES
ali the and fashionable dances Send TOR circular.
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NORDDEUTSCUrR LLOYD IS. co
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ). 5. CO.

RED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing FOR New. York and Antwerp weekly -
FKIESLAND W tdn. day, March Is. at Il 80 D. m
WAESLAND .....-.. Wcdncsday March -. at 80 a. IN
Cabin Rates First Cabin $50 and upward Excursion,
eos aud upward. Second Cabin. SO. Excursion. sos
ard so Stecragc at low rates.
PETER WRIGHT son. Genl Agts. Bowling Green.
SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGER LTNE--Fou- steamers weekly from New
,'er S5, y r.. foot of SDrlng.st
S. tHATGA IOOCHEE...... Monday March 10, y. m
S. NACOOCUEE Wednesday. Mgrch is, J.. m.
s. CITY or BIRMINGHAM Friday. M,r,h 20 p m.
IS CITY or AtGl SfA...-.- saturday March Il, D. m
connec.lpe with Central Railroad q Ceorga and savsn
,iFORGIA FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA.
KAMA Ard LOUISIANA. Tnsurpassed accommodations.
freight and apply to
J d. HASIIAGEN. W. X. RlIEII, Gen. Agt.
East. Act. :. r. and w. R'y, savannah Fast Lac.
ogl Iroadwav. 3l7 Broadway.
II, l.. WALKER, Agent Ocean Steamship CO..
New Pier rs. North River.
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NEW YORK < CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

~ Prom pier, 10 and Il. Eess River a 3 E. M.
Havana. !rogrr-0, CauP.ch', Frcutera,
Iulplc0, IuNpJn. aHd Vera cruz
IatauIa-. CdiG"na- Sigua, Cabtrlan,
SAINT d. cuba. tiU1Utin1uO ana Cientuegos
SNgATNfN Havana and card ....-- y ID, Mar -
NI-NI'El lI1,nua and Mexican Ports. sat, Mar u
l. or ALIEN ANDRIA Hay. and ltanzas W'd, Mar %.
ORIZABR IIaS. aud MrN'c1u Port-...> sat. March -
Cif%Tt' Zoos nassau >outa-o 4, CgOa a'd C,nfr"go,
'' Thur,fay. March -.
For full rarticulats freight passage. apply 70
JAMES F.. WARD & CO.. 1l3 Wal-st.
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Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND I42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. DRooKLYS.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
xxyIDOWTR wishes to place children (girl :, boy
ySs in sGSd 6 a%S rc or % cm ard
fa.i particular, to W, EoN .. Tribune Office.
For Young I.adies-Country.
u ELVIDERE SLMINARY.-sloo pays Tor q thorough
course BUSINESS ;aent with nome Issiia n
ADDE'S SEMINARY. Belvideie. New.JeEsey -
THE YOUNG LAD1Es' SEMINARY, Treeh,o 31 y J..
pleasant aGe EU UNI >i6; sE%HIT Pp
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
y oRDENTOwN O.. JJ MILITARY. INSTITUTE
E Esy D. h hAID6N A mn RidissD'
RoY M9rNIAIX sCMa noMh and e s..s YIN n;
Geae lld, met smm.r GGa,e ~ htI.e5n a. -
TI0friicfiEY4 ' i5s W. 5sth,st Nc~.Yor
CHE H1Isa si ASAP sns GSSS1T school
sGnpnn for jos o. sadc S For e:tS
~ JOHN CALVIN RICE. a. NJ. Principal.
r, AsrMAS BUSINESS COLLEGE Poughkeepse.N Y
r Open az the year Ihorough instruction IN Bookk ling
h h3a6t c r. grsTy stenograhy Typcwti,ns
Lode no c chaTs Tor situations rrhed seod for case
r. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-Ns Milford Conn D.
t1e5 h sons S % do G to F gSS r. "wE GSa
X KtEHoLD INSTITUTE. FREEHOLD, \ !. 18Th yea,
and d0 Classical l ear ssa 'y'-' ItD .s0'-
- 7. JOHNS MIIITAFX >CHooL
summer School Addre,, WM NERBECk
SWIrHIN &. SHOETLIDGES MEDIA ACADEMY
- win have a summer session at Atlantic city Ad-
dress Media. Pa. IA miles from Broad street station,
Philad"iphil.
g upMEE SCHOOL at the Pceh.nm Military Academy.
L0' 6a& TiDtS H. 6 f fiIf
Send for circular.
{, TMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL RoSlyn, l.: J., y. Y
Overlooking L. sound Send for illustrated catalogue
~ HE PEEK SKILL MILITARY academy,
wear Sepeu Der 10th 1891. Send for cat1
lOgue. JOIN N TItDEN a. NJ. NJ. D.. PRINCIPAL.
" ACATION FOR POYS-July and August AZ West:
hampton. u. l. outdoor sports daily French and
German clrcful Supervision. DAVID MAGIE. JR
Paterson, y. !.
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xxyuDOWTR wishes TO place two children (gir :. boy
w ! wears I'm good home boarding-schoOl near
city, GOOD references aud required state terms and
mi particular. 20 W. EON .. Tribune once
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-03

No matter ~ whom. vill be accepted a.
Oar declaration that We are not wiling
~ make tnas issue and commit our
ss!vss 70 the reform Of TAXATION. This,
In my judgment, will BE- ealzmitous,
And am, therefore, in favor OF the
election OF Mr.. Aiiis." Crisp 10 not
dIstu rbed BY these extravsgsnt claims
OF Nils. Hissdjutants are more active
tnan ever. Amos Cummings. of New
York, 10 throwing considerable enthus-
lasm into the Crisp campaign Every
man Who WAS taken into the private
room sy Judge Montgomery or General
tasenlns 10 inspect the list OF pledges
came out with . satisfied smile and .
renewed determination 10 stand by the
nian from Georgia. Among the prom
inent supporters and workers OF the
Georgia candidate are Hsmpnill, of
South Carolins, Herbert and Oates, of
Alabama. O'Ferreil. of Virginia, and
Cummings, of New York. They are
all strong men among their colleagues.
and will do good wor K for Crisp during
the remainder Of the week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-03
RACE PREJUDIcE DYING OUT.
A Celored Lawyer Di>courses on the Re
Iatton OF HIS Race tn the Whites.


Iation OF HIS Race tn the Whites.
D. Augustus Straker. the famous
colored attorney of Detroit. was at the
Morton yesterday. Mr.. Straker is
thick-s-t man about fifty years old.
Hts language is remarkable for the dis
tinctness and correctness of his articu-
latiou. Mr.. Straker was born and edu-
Gated in the Wes. Indies. lie came to
this country twenty-four years ago and
was admitted to the bar in South
Carolina. Five years ago he moved to
Detroit. and has since been an honored
and respected member of the Detroit
bar. Speaking of the prospects of the
negro race, he said: 81 feel very hvpe-
full of the outlook. The whole race is
making q wonderful advancement. IL
is true that they are not very far along
yet; but think of the shortn6ss of the
time during which they have made
their present progress. Ne other race IN
history presents such record. The
Anglo-Saxon race was centuries IN
making the advancement that we have
made during the past tbirty-three years.
l think the south will continue TO be
the home OF the negro, and IL Is here
that he must work ont his own saIva-
ton. Whatever the negro has, he must
do for himself. All he has right 10
ask is that no unfriendly legislation be
put in his WAY to interfere with his pro-
gress. Now in Tennessee . car 10 set
aside for negroes. In this the
white trsmps aud rougbs also
congregate, filing the ar with TO-
tacco moke, and insulting the
passengers With obscenity. Nov
no matter how we'll educated and cul-
tiysted l may be or how refined my
wife may be. We must sit in the m s'sl
Of that profanity aud ohscenlty, OF not
lie At all. That's the kind or legisla-
ton that we object 10. The white man
is wiling that We should cook his n'esls,
he - wiling that We should st by hs
wife and daughters IN driving them
about: he himself will nuhes3tabnglv
sednce our daughters II possihiei but
when u comes 70 riding IN the same
railway car ~ith as. rs sensitive sotil
draws the lice. New ! claim that ~
have the right ts associate With The
wh,ts uan4-nsst for thr purpose of
.ntrafsns ourselves upon hesi, hui II
a uso as mote culture thar ! rave. l
els.a she right ef sssoe sfFoa ~4th that
m "A n sfsss shst I may sssofh sons~
al as ealtafs ses thefshr esncsse ny
.etf ~ thst ntpeh. bat shink sacr
ry~s,sases : fspsdlY ayssss cat n tAs
a.sts. The naly snststAY q ths ne
sss Ta~ ss~ess - ressfis TEN
p.,ssslesi se.soaa The sessh . ssall
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-03
WORK OF 4 MISCRlLNl
He Assaults . Young Girl in The
Public streets.
BE BRuTlLLY BEAT AND HURT HER
She Escspss His Cletehss ~ the ppsor.
Asc~ Of . Man Attracted by Nor
Oatersss-Ihe fiena Escapss
Asd 10 mot Captarea-

Annie vandenberg, . l6-year old girl
working at the Baldwin house, was fei-
oniously assaulted by an unknown
man on Canal street, near Walbridge
street, last night ABOUT IL O'Clock.
Tne girl tells the story Of the outrage
a. follows: 81 had been At my moth
er's house on Wealthy avenue.
near East street, and caught
the last car back. Was
Too late to catch 3 car on the OF
tawa street line aud boarded one on
caasl street. When | allghted At the
corner of Wabridge . young man ap-
rarentiy about 25 years of age, wearing
4 striped overcoat aud derby hat, sc-
costed ne. lie ASKED me IL | wanted
company. aud told him that did not
as ! only had snort distance 10 ga.
Instead oil leaving lac walked by my
side until dark place was reached,
when he threw his arms about
my neck, at the same time
say wing l would have TO submit To him
| or would kill me. began 10 scream
as loud as | could, crying murder and
help. Tins seemed only TO incense him.
He strlck me in the face with his list
two or three times. choked me and
kicked me about the body. Still
cried, but no help came. was about
making up my mind that he wonld
carry out his threat and end my exist
ence, when q man came rnpn.ng around
the corner. My assallant fed. leaving
me lying upon the ground In a pool Of
water IN the road. He tore my clothes
IN several places and nearly ripped
them from my back"
The police were notified and Officer
Porter searched the place shortly after
the miscreant had disappeared. Upon
learning the girls name and hearing
her story he turned her over to Patrol
man Steyie, who escorted her 10 the
Baldwin house.
Her face was bruised, the left eye
blackened and she presented sorrow
full plights, her clothes being covered
with mud and torn into shreds. She
says she has seen the man who attacked
her before and can identify him should
she see hIm again.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-03
FOUND AND LOST AGAIN.
Mrs. Wright ReEains Her Child Oaiy 10
Have Her kidnapped

Have Her Kidnapped. n
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.-This city has .
kidnal iag sensation. Little Anna
Brewer has disappeared, leaving no
trace. Twelve years ago child was
born to Mrs. John Brewer, the husband,
. worthless fellow, being away from
home 1T the time. Mrs Brewer was in
poor circumstances, and after a year or
two came to Louisville, leaving the
child with Mrs. Philip THONGS n, Sr.,
mother of Heterogeneous PnIl Tnomp-
son. Shortly after her arrival here
Mrs. Brewer heard that her husband
was dead. and some time later she mar
ried j. X. Wright, a well-to-do physl-
clan. Years passed. Mrs. Brewer IN the
meantime never seeing or hearing OF
her child. She frequently visited the
Speeds, near neighbois, and loved to
play with their little daughter Grace.
Maternal love was aroused IN her
breas, and she determined TO regain
possession of her own iittls one. She
wrote to Mrs. Thompson and learned
that the lady had placed the child
some years ago in the Baptist orphan
asylum IN Louisville. Search brought
the startling revelation that little
Oracle, the supposed daughter OF Mrs.
Speed, was not that lady's child. but
the daughter of Mrs. Wright. Suit was
begun and yesterday the court gave
Mrs. Wright temporary custody OF the
child. The little one went 10 the
Speeds Monday night and has now dis
appeared. The Speeds aver Il .. they
know nothing OF her whereabouts.
Mrs. Wright feels that the little one has
been stolen from her. Detectives are
searching for the child.