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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

Jason W. Cooper Griggs, Cooper g. Co..
Wholesale Grocers-The warm weather has
kept the farmers busy preparing land for
next years crop, and. consequently they
have not come to market so much. The col
lectons are coming in a month later than
was generally expected. While the volume
of trade is larger than it was at the CORE
spending time last year, the trade and collec-
tons are not what they would be if the
work. We have seldom seen rush of bust
ness until we had either bad weather or treez-
ing weather.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

James Il. Skinner, Lanpher, Finch and
Skinner. Manufacturers of Wholesale Fur
Hats and Caps, EJc.-Our business has been
much larger than it was last year Our
orders ale pretty well filed. Tine warm
weather has made the sorting UP trade a
little backward but we LOOK for excellent
business yet to come. Collections are it'll 2
slow on account of the farmers being busy
with fall work; and the low price OF wheat
they don't like to sell al the low prices Collec-
tons are better this week than they were
On the whole they are very good. Some of
our customers are discounting their bills.
G. P. Slime, Minnesota Type Foundry-We
are having very good times IN our business
dition OF affairs Men are worth thousands
now who were only worth hundreds a short
time ago. Our business territory is increas-
ing, aud good many new plants are going
in.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
Mastered All the Details.

Judge.
Guest-Why do you insist on payment
IL advance? have baggage.
Hotel Clerk-If the hotel should burn
down the baggage would be destroyed.
we understand our business, sir.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
a DECLINED TO TESTIFY.
The Cases Against Cudahy and
r,i~Iif EFl,tfe., Ont

CHICAGO, Oct. i5.-iIhe cases against
.!niu Cu;i.ihy aHl y. NJ. Wright. the
board uI ::lr' in,:i ;lcci.S. 10y Thomas
j. K IL. oi running Il cnrIier iii short
RIBS. sell fit ioiay. hou>cn .rciilird
~ 500. ...S W.sueSS stand, ~lu nJi a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
A Loan Hand.

New York Herald.
'Ah, hold hand of diamonds" he
remarked. gazing at her rings.
YES" she answered, '.but you wan t
to look out-the man that holds the
hearts has club, too"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

Freeman z. Strong, Vice President Farwell,
Ozmun, Kirk d Co., Wholesale Hardware
Our trade is increasing and it is showing a
very satisfactory increase over last year. The
collections are improving. They are better
than last week. There are no special points
aside from the general good feeling in bust
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

tile Comparative are having a good. steady,
are very fair and everything is satisfactory
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
Took Him by Surprise.

AlIanta CohstitutiOn
"You get Oft for fifteen minutes to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

(The Phlla Reading L. Il. Co-Lessee)
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortsndt and Des.
uiosses sts. follows:
7 a. IA. for Mauch Chunk and interpediate points.
$40 m ior .ione!.. Lyons Elmira, Rochester But.
West Pott-yille and principal local
Chair and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
a. m for Mauch Chunk and ntsrEedlat. points.
IL M south Planneld and ell Intermediate points
Il 80 p m. for Elnira and intermediate points chair
TO Wilk' SHARE
D. N. Tor Iunshannock and intermediate points,
nee ton Reading and Harrisburg.
D. Tor Bound Brook and all intermediate point
40 H. l.. and u. Junction and principal inter
mediate points Caai- Car u L. and b. function.
30 D for Pottryic and informed ate points. Choir
Car 10 PottSville
20 D. ~. for Mauch Chunk ami intermediate points
Connection 70 Kosding and Harrisburg.
90 D. Pennington and all intern edlte points
80 j.. m for Geneva; Lyons Eluira Rochester. Bh.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and
pension Bridge
1fans caving at 10 a. M IL 80 p. m. | D. In ana
40 D. connect for oil points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II \ for MGueh Chunk IlaIeton Shenandoah
aud intermediate points.
5:l5 y N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 p. H. for Geneva; Lyon. ElnrI. Rochester Buff
fao ana thc west pullman Sleeper 20 Lyons and
pension Bridge.
t;enoral Eastern Once, 23j Broadway.
The Now YORK Transfer Co VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

Informally. Of course. and usually 81 CIV IN, Wiz
friends drop in 10 talk over cup of tea ard there are
n visiting strangers to male crowd
neither hostess nor gucss need feel in hurry or
weary with big parties. Literary feast' cone ID ao1;
with readings aud lectures. This year sotieA PcvpE.
will give attention TO American history and VII! hnd
instruction in course Of Lectures by tnst Dran var.
taker. Miss Jane Meade Welch, OF bulialo' MIS-
Wcich's first rendlng or hctnre will be given at the
Vice Presidents hou, March on the subject ihe
Making Of the Constitution Othcr Rclues % ue
series are Alexander Hamilton, at senator Iaie
house: Thomas Jefferson" at eN senator helder'oh
house: The War Of l6l2,' AT Mrs hlchaN WniIaech
house John Quincy Adams and Andrew JACKSON ~
the Vice Presidents house "1he Capture OF Coh-
mOnwealt;.r ar the Postmaster snerafs mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
"RILEY-AN 4UTOBIOGRAPHY."
THE noosIER POET DESCRIBES HIMSELF.
From The Kansas City Times.

THE HoosIER POET DESCRIBES HIMSELF.
From The Kansas City Times.
Wien James whcomb Mley,s fame began TO spread
and people wanted to know all about him, news.
paper man visited him and asked him for the data for
togp phical sketch. IN fix 1t up f9E yon Myself
The unhappy subject Of this sketch was born so
long thu he persists in meyer rssetng 70 the aaie
warmly Welcoming his advent, no loss demonstra
tvc some few years since TO speed the parting
guest 1t seems, fact. that as they came to Know
In better, The more resigned they were TO give him
up He was llisIarrcd from the very cradle II ap
see. 10 IN open window where some ported h,wers
were ranged. and while leaning RON nus nxn ',iai
far oa' 10 eaten some aaniy' VIII, piercing Shrek
fell headlOng 10 the gravecd walk bHow ana Whcn IN
instant laler the anrghied parents P'o"eu nun up II"
le father Of yoH"s Riley Moments wss Lawyer "i dee Of
Iar 1rh pTa 20 cf rse. T0 this boy the worst
he ever Ind. This may have been TIE reason as.,
hat II time he insisted ,a to on do ' but, a"die that
Political Economy and Blackstone didn't rhyme. ne
sid ont Of the Office one hot snl1y Afternoon nu ran
the tall end Of which he discovered by some rca
lives Of his in the next town mOemE ,r '1 ,he r
nor did his peculiar presence 0f NINA churrN ueser'
him Till all the county fairs were over ior me SEASON.
he thought il would be fine 10 make FIXING WISH
home. But lie couldn't fly. Fortunately In former
o hs @da p"s s or sGs se or tin
one else would furnish him the paint-and one OF
the most exactins eye Set. through AL HIS stress
and trial he preserved q simple, Joyous nature To-
gcther with ar Overwhelming love of men and thihps
in gcnertI lie made friends and money. too-enonsh
AZ Ia. to crafty the hiuhest ambition o his life, name
" 10 own on overcoat With fur around the tail Of IT,
lie thea CROPPED his way back home, ana WORKED r
for nothing on little country paper. that ala hot
long survive the blow. Again cAcuslng himself hc
took rs sappy paragraphs and poetry to ano'n ,i
nnr,er and ;inotlur town. and there did better III
lie spoiled 1t all by devng Poe poem f;lnd by wm,h
Shoe ss i mouth aS dep !S his a efp esae, RI
feet, and his heart broke with loud report, 80
have 10 have him. So haply sollloquizes Ms hrst
literary patron. Judge f. D. Martlndne then p,o PRO,
,rictor of The indianapolis Journal, with winch
iarcc Mr. Riley and his work are still Identified.
Of the poets present personnelle we need speak
but briefly. His dress is at once elegant ana Pe'u
for II f. even less picturesque than All Wool. 20,
liking hair particularly. he wears but little and thal
of The mlldcst Shade. lie Is n good speaker
snoken tO-but "A much better listener, ana oit'h
to change places with his audience so that he also
may retire.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia AZ 80. rs, 90 10 co. IL 80 N,
30, 2:l5. 80, 90. 100. 90 80 D. NJ IL rs
night. SUNDAYS 9 100. 10 30 II 30 a. m. 80 80
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 00 II 80 viii
Dining Car, a. m, 80 80 Dining Car. 100 NE
l. is night.
Trains leaving at - a. m. 80 90. 3 100, :S p
m, ~ IS night except saturday night Sundays III 80
M. 30 300. 90 D. M have connections for Reading
HARRISBURG POttsNille,
For Sudbury and wlomsport Via Philadelphia. at :,S
o. m, 80 80 p. NJ, II rs midnight except SATURDAY
night; Sunday.. 90 p m.
Tickets and lvhlorCar seats BE- procured at H. In
pol AS Oh, LAO, 1929 Broadway. 731 6h-aye. ~
West l2jth-s 1874 Fast l25th-st. New York Courtse.
500 Fulton.st % Broadway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and checb
baggage hotel residence
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(The Port Reading II. r. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST., NORTH RIVER.

(Ihe Port Reading II. r. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November 2s,h. 1891.
4:30 Q. NJ ofor Easton, Maneh Chunk, wilkssbsrrs
Scranton Rssa.ns Ha,,r.6sIs Ts%seua. pas'yls sss
Msqch 6huaE '~iikestsrre and scranton. -''''
20 q NJ for Ea:ioH and ID MaGch CHUNK On Sundays.
Easton Maueh Chunk. shsmokn and wilhm.poft.
scranton READING HSff5urs a Pot.Se rsaqus s
nodn, Sun0ury. wiamsport. Through coach TO Williams
90 p IN. for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading. HarnS
On sunday for Es:On MsGch Chunk TamaqSasPotss
s.5 p NJ. for Easioa Match Chunk. Reading, H.sr.
burg wkesbarre Scranton, Tanaqua. POttsVille. sh<
M 10 Sr Es;sSp s SaacS Chunk Reading H..
fos y:nr5 ST P e go '?d O6 Ss?G s 49,
E. S g. 49, 20
20 sS 10 no. oS 60 g p m C sah syS
ESr EGasd Brook a; 80 90 90 ~ saS ss
io co. 40 ~ 500 .5 30 54s 500 G:i5, $50 so
ZIP: 90; 100. 500. $50 9 100 o'co, 1000 p N.
e e; H'' IS g. % So E 5:3 So rs
Isoo M 90 is 400, $50 600, 100 900, 10 %
For Freehold and A " Highlands 30 sls
r!ea IL 100 49, m ~ 20 500 p NJ Sundays A'''
For Red Bans, Long B%%ch md points south Ps9
a r'fss'". No. sundsys 's except a@ Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 40 s:15 a. NJ. 30, 3:45 4 20 D. H. P,sa
c.S. are run on trains leaving at as m. 20. snA
- or Tcm y uu' Barnega Park and Barnosss so
s' Fof 6y vdHs 5Said and Bdseen d .s
FIR M SS R Beach and soaDrisnt a, so sas
II rs a. M. 30, 100, 20 p. m.
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Z. RTE LINES,

mA u q RD t8 ~ - ~
IN AaAKX fALEs. AZ ENGAiNTfSG PAN6
go KAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Passaic Peterson Tuxedo. Newburs,
dale. scranton. Dinghanton Eimira. Corning Watkins
Glen Iat a%TOnSS,pS,, kyGn S,GnS'
h hHEse'!s:iS s1si.hs
a. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23dsS
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m 4. NJ psiy-via NiasA,. Falls and Chsuauqua
HcrneIlsve to Cincnnsu. COnnec.s At Per Jefvis In
union station eI,ep: SUNDAY 90 hoa.loe.o'
vEsTIBULED b diTED.
6, On r. NJ Daily-solid train for Chicago via Chautau
o.UU qua Lake; WITH dining ear 70 Chicago. sleeDers
Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. on p NJ. except sdndsy-F9r BInghsmsoa. Honesdals
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
q on r. NJ Daily-sOd train 20 Chicago VI Niassrs
O.3U Falls ard GRIND Trunk Railway. sieopss 70
Bunalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
n on r. NJ Day-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
$50 FAILS Solid train 70 Chicago. Slsepers TO Buffalo
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX PORT JERvIS.
Wjtgs5S p Dt ~. .so b. H. q 90 b. p 90
FOR NEWBUKG.
w o. ~. sundsys-9 o. H.. y. M. 80 D.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
AZ APPS AND IIME-TABLEs may be obtained from
anns select lst Of hotels and boarding houses suburban
Homes" describing vicinity Of New.fork; "chautauQas
fNICkLT AND PuLLAAN ACCQMMoDATfoNs 81.
i iOi, 3l7 ond 9jI Broadway. Chambers and West
SS BroadWay. Williamsburg; corner newark and Iaison
st. Mo6oScn Jersey CITY station. Erie Transfer
& fG % ana fsS baggage om hotels and resi-
N'''N'' D. /. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

Ocean Gteamcrs.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IlFOR LAGUAY III EETO CABFLIO. CURACOA,
CORO AND MARACAIBO.
Pier 81. Past River.
6 S CARACAS 1911. Wrdne.day. March :. ! p. m.
: : Vf(FZl' Fla ..... SATURDAY.. March l., / j. m.
: : PHILADELPHIA. wednesday. Moich %. t. VI.
Thc.c American Steamship specially built Tor The trade.
have very SUPERIOR accom- iu1iriiOus ~ p,-'ng'r.
BOuLToN. BLISS DALLETr.
Tourists Agents. General Mengers. - W'll-st
TIIos. COOK son. 2Gl and .22j broadway.
DED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing fuf Nsw.Yufx and Antwerp weekly.
WESTfI,NLAND ....... .W'dncdsy. March =. a. NJ.
NOORDLAND .....-.-. Wedr' day. March .. 8 y.
First Cabn. $50 and upward Excursion 80 and ny.
ward Second cabin. 81 Round Trip 10 yer teiuc.
,ion. Stoernc loW rsta- INTERNATIONAL
NAVIGATiOS co. Oenef,l Agent.. bowling @r'.n.
- ANANNAII LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from X.w Pier 3; Il. f't ~ sprng,;.,.
:. : cry or BIEMITGiI M. Frday, Mlr,h !, n. VI
:. ;. CITY or August :, saturday. Mar 8. 81. =.
Ey for slI point; n uGfoEGiAf att2fi2At. snrTH
e cSl ard sGo%s ss ppy -''''' table dAo' For
J. d. HAsRAGEN r Agt. W. II. HHETT Gcrl AIT.
=. r. ". Ky. 9.l Hwsy. Cent? II r.. 81 Wway.
X l.. WA1.kFK. Agent OCEAN Steamship Co.,
g. " sOKREL Manager New Pier s.. North River.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO ANDwEsTERN RAILWAY

ram, 'sN' Nct i-U->O e. 90 \. IA. 40
earlier from loot Jay.-tl. fo Lake MohonA Lake
MinneTa.ko aud Waikiki Valley r. Il. stations MIDI q.
town, Hl0)mingburh. Port Jer,ls MUntcelo Eenyill.
fH earsh i1Svy LinEoa Manor Hancock Carbon.
uuci. Rome Oneida oswego. Detroit. Chicago and
l,i5 =. NJ. Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wa,ha, Walkill Valley stations. Mlddletown BlSeming.
burgh Ellenve Pittsburgh. iIureyville. Liberty White
400 j.. NJ, Mddetown, Pittsburgh, Liberty Idy.
ingston Menor, toekland. Walton, Sidney Norwich
O'"idl. p.wego ltochec Niagara Falls Detroit chi.
and Wet Pullman Siecpers rccIinne chair car free
70 Suspcn.ion Bridge DAILY all tians daily ex
cept Sunday. Va
Pullman drawing, room scots and sleeping car berths
obtained at 800 broadway, New.York T. & ANDEpSn1
@. T.. A.. ~ Exchange Place. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

IT NE sook or oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
lI,hsIateI Inc standard authority American o,en
ar anustleht, lr for sailing, swimming hall play.
ing shootlhx horseO9ek riding, &C. &C. in fun al nsr
copy Published by The Tribune New. York IT.
Ing ana universally COMMUNICATED by the press '''"'
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
Sold Pullman vestibu.ed train leaves Brooklyn Il.
II r. station IL :05. l.. /. city II 10 every night. an
rves In Bosom 20 Corresponding train returning
Tickets and sleeping car barths secured at L. l. Z Il
Offices.
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Kailroaos.

pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals 6 Automatic Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtlandt streets.
On and after FEBRUARY 9th. 1S92'
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M-Pulmsn yetbue Sleeping ana ta Az m
Indiana ndsSap SIGvf II 40 a. Chicago s%d s.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. .,,n,.
aad Observation Cars presenting 1ssa 70, bot
ssa neer iades mad bS al the con
oysSs e sf 9Gni 2I
Indianapoli, ;55 a. M, and Chicago sA' q m' neN'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2Co yeSus Sepss Sa s. ff Esn: end
AlSS, ancnas coach S and s.. LeS:
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 ad MrS%f% ys''issI esa
Coache, from N.w.York to Chicago. Arrives in Chi
''N0 10 TIE IL WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 xe'Sas ssep nssuS Gai CLEVELAND
70 p HeSPs. >: SaS s' %
sSa .bpFs % EAT@ sSm SSS fn rs 4I
$50 p a. chicago 80 p NJ next Day and S. Louis
100 esto ,ss%nd morning Connects for Toledo ANY,
'N'''' Pacific EXPRESS.
see s 70 S sF ca
Valley arrives week-days q Columbus - ,a m;;
cS d. 81 non met 'e ae fs f:
agd cop%Sg e S, setSrd fG,ousa
4aS e p M o. 5Gssss," o and Knosvs
500 'f%'sf eeS 1i@ 4. Hs3 ss Gs
with Through Sleeping Cur
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 M" W"thso" n"i'es EsD,s''I ps =, .S
Coaches. pinSgCsr 70 baltimore every weekd ar
s,Io y1s e M wa'H"ss sSS m..a~ Of Pullman
%s iG r;'2 Ga'i and ' Ssyons
Adfs 10 9.'5fts rrH a. 90 and ~
f9 20 0 and P9' 20 m only and 90 ~
''1 For JAcK-oSvIr.LE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Rio 80 sSccia SoRRd.y. %edae.d,y' Fridays
Fer Fer K; %.. and as sSS p daily Tuesdays.
For Atlantic CITY, 30 j.. n weekdays. with through
Ruret Parlor Cor. and Coaches 80
For Browns Mlls.In the Pines 90 weekdays with
Through car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
g y1sns d. I'D 10 =
Limited With Rlnng Cr and oS 60 ma 20 od 10
90 D. m and IL 10 night Accommodatioa: II ;lO. g.
~: 20 and 90 ,; N: sundays E1press * :S9
3d. 90 80, 90 and 90 p. N. and IL 10 night
Accommodation 8 90 and Z 100 p M
For Tables Of eins 70 local points on the Pennsy
vania Raiirosi Systqrn apply Of the following Ticket
Or1ces Nos s35 $40 o44 and 523 Broadway Astor
HOUSE, iei-st and th:sve 1874 East l?5th-st. 204
Vest I25th--t 25l Columbuseve., and foot Of Dcs
br,-e4 sud Cortlandt Court.-tr $50 Fulton st.
80 Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Full
ton.st. Brooklyn; 10 Hudson.st., Hoboken; Station,
jersey CITY.
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through % destination
CHAS. r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train. leMe 42d.st North isiveT G station New.YorH
a. follows ana 70 minutes earlier from foot Jayst, n n
$3.50 A. M;mDaily for Eewbgrg. Kingston. Albany'
7'i5 4. M.-Daiiy Tor Albany; daily except Sunday
1000 A. M.-Daily, for Newburs, Albany, Utica. Syre
ense. Rochester. banalO, Niagara Falls, Detroit. CHI
cngoi ulily except saturday, for Toronto. ~
I1,31 M.-Daily eNcep, sunday for Albany and Utes'
400 M:-paily except sundly Albany; -.
3;i1 r.. M.-Deily, for Albany, Montreal, Utica Syre
cue Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Do
S:l5 r. M.paily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches.
ter bunto. Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago. St. Louis;
. daily, except Saturday, for Toronto.
HAXERSTRAw LOCALS, 2a5. $40 ?; NJ ..o
s:s5. g 80. Ii:i3 r, NJ. IN. -. r..
Sleeping Tor Buffalo. Niagara FAILS; toronto, "
trot Chicago ST I,ouis, oil through trains ,..o,,s
DAILY. For tickets. timetables, parlor ana slceplY
accommodations or Information apply at Offices BROOK
n sss 7G An as Sss lS
lsS Bowery. - PARK Place SO West l25thst' ara !"
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For Young Ladics-City
ACLAss IL LITEKATUEE for Isdes, With Dr. Dodge n
Il. "GAi H School, COZ 5th.ave
For Boys and Young Men-City.
business EDUCATION.- Boonkecpihg writing. arh.
va gyenoi P&lN BUsISEss coEE So owsry
Canalat uptown. l07 West 3llh-st. cor Broad@ay
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 Broadway.
mar NJ ii. HoBBT. 4. c. HENDEICKsoN.
Musical Instruction.
f. EEITEGIH T., lk yHgiyoTs Q 5G rIAS Of Music
Al RS. n BoAEwITl voLKMANN receives pupils in
Enslisa French or German spoken during lesson
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For Both Sexes-City
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Boston, rGiiadcip6io washing,oa. Chicago.
Cincinnati Il Eu fS5;t S' Sa& i liG%s'"' Atlanta
Paris, London. Berlin. Dresden HtIiburg Leipzig.
TRIAL LESSONS FREE.
- BERCY'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
NATURAL METHOD. MODERATE TERMS.
80 WEST 42D4sT.. OPPOSITE BRYANT PARK.
For Young Ladies-COuntry.
I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester, n. Y
- Home Church school fof the care management and
OF Young indies 3jth year bceins Sept. 10 1891
Wfi1 for illustrated circular Mrs C. NJ Curtis Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughkcepse. y. Y.
IL Open all the year Thorough instruction In bookkeeping
Banhing. Commercial Law, Ponnanslp Corr ,pondence
Arithmetic Re Jelegraphy, Stenograhy Typew rtng, SC
occ no charge fo situations furnished for
L. REEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. J. 45th year.
College preparation specoity; business. high school
and classical courses
ID Ot-GHK EEP>TT MILITARY INSTITUTE. twenty
ninth yeGr Prepircs for college, scientific schools
aud business FkAHK HOLLAND c. T.. Principal,
POuShIeelsc. n. Y.
& UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Ro,yn J.. J.. N. Y.
Overlooking L. J. Sound SEM FOR illustrated catalogue
For Both Seyes-Conntry.
BOARDING SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED IsjG.-Terms.
ID $3.50 per yesr. Address principal. MISS COyOVER,
Old Bridge. New-Jtrses
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