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STRUCK BY A COLD WAVE.
Snow Storms in New England and the
Northwest.

FIrcHBURa, Mass, May 2O.-Last night was
very cold here, the temperature dropping
nearly to the freezing point and early this morn
ing there was a perceptible snowfall in the hill
tops throughout this region.
KEESE, N. H., May 2O.-The ground here this
morning was covered by an inch of snow. At
Duglin three inches fell and at Chesterfield six
MONTPELIER, W., May 20.-Half an inch of
snow fell here and in the vicinity this morning.
HANOVER, n. H., May 2O.-Five inches of
snow has fallen this morning. Up to II o'clock
the storm was still raging with no sign of abate-
ment. The temperature ID not low enough to
injure fruit, but many trees will be broken by
the accumulation Of snow on the leaves and
branches.
ST. PAUL, May 20-Iast nights unreasonable
snow was general in Minnesota. several inches
having fallen at some points.
SPENCER, Iowa, May 20.-A snow storm
almost equal to q January blizzard began cross
ing this section of country this morning. A
strong northwest wind is blowing and it is ex-
tremely cold. The storm on top Of the food
just experienced here seems to Danish all hope
Of crops this year.
MINNEApoLIs. MINI, May 2O.-Snow began
falling here last night and fell generally
throughout this state, Wisconsin and parts of
Iowa. There is an unverifed report to the effect
that the dam at St. Cloud has broken and that
the logs are now on their way.
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Esther Jacobs, . Leading New York Singer,
Alleges Breach Of Promise.

Esther Jacobs, . Leading New York Singer,
Alleges Breach Of Promise.
New York, May 20.-Henry B. Sire, one Of
the two owners Of the racing horse Harry
Wilkes, appeared before Judge Gildersleve of the
superior court this morning as defendant in a
breach Of promise suit for $50, 900 damages
by Miss Esther Jacobs, the contralto soloist ut
the Fifth Avenue Temple.
Mr.. Sire Is u member Of the wealthy firm Of
Sire Bros. of 1888 broadway. All the Sire
brothers are well known in the world of sport,
and the plaintiff, who has appeared before the
Prince Of Wales in musical role, is equally
well known among musicians.
The love affair, which is admitted by both
parties, dates back to the Hebrew charities fair
in 1887, where Miss Jacobs was q saleslady.
Shortly afterward frequent drives behind the
defendants fancy team, plaintiff claims.
resulted in q marriage engagement The
defendant admits having taken Miss Jacobs
out driving frequently and having called ON her
three times o week, but he says there was moth
ing but friendship between them, and that even
the friendship was broken two years ago on nc
count Of the frequent requests Of Hiss Jacobs
father, q travelling salesman, for money.
The heavy damages are claimed on account
Of the injury to her affections and the loss of
lucrative musical engagements which she asserta
were cancelled at the request Of Mr.. Sire.
The latter denies that he interfered with Miss
Jacobs musical career and claims the suit ID
brought with the purpose Of demanding black
mail, adding that q friend Of his has also been
threatened with breach Of promise suit by {
younger sister OF the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20
How Tennyson Writes Poetry.


From the London Globe
column Of brevities entitled ''This and That it
publishes this week the following statement:
"Lord Tennyson, it appears, makes it constant
practice to employ a rhyming dictionary when
writing his poems" There it is in all its bald
simplicity-not word Of introduction, not q
particle OF comment to relieve the hideous
horror OF the news. Yet only think what il inn
plies. For sixty years the world has been be-
heving that this man was o great poet with q
delightful fancy, and an almost miraculous way
OF hitting upon the right word to express the
most delicate shades Of meaning. And now it
would seem that We must give the credit to an
unhonored compiler of q rhyming dictionary.
We have pictured to ourselves the poet composing
his wonderful creations; the words flowing spon-
taneously from his pen in a stream. pellucid and
almost unbroken, the only aid to his imagination
being a well-colored clay pipe Now we must
change this pleasant picture for what seems, BY
contrast, simple caricature--Lord Tennyson,
rhyming dictionary by his side, grinding out
Englieh verses as Tommy in the fourth form
grinds out Latin clegiacs; looking out an agree
able jingle and then putting in enough words to
I'LL up the line in q sort of literary mosaic. This
IL the man who has been hailed as poet la,l-
reste and created o peer by his sovereign
Why, II everybody had their own, il il the
maker OF the rhyming dictionary who should
wear the laurels and be called "My lord" Per-
be that Lord Tennyson, even II he has q rhym-
ing dictionary, does not use IL constantly or
even often, indeed II may be-th0ugh II Ia un-
gallant to say so-that woman" has been de-
ceiving rs and that there ID mot particle Of
truth tn the whole story.
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CHANGING FOOT BALL RULES.
Several Amendments Adopted by the Inte~-
collegiate AssociniIon.


AT a meeting Of III. Intercollegiate Foo; Ball
Association at the Fiji Avenue Hotel. New
York, recently the various rules governing
the great college game we're discussed, and
several important changes were made. The
trst rule discussed was No. 81 whsh is rs fcl-
lows; "A side which has made touchdown in
Their opponents goal must try at goal, either
by place kick or a punt out"
To this rule an addition was made that win
materially alter the complexion Of the game.
Following is the supplemental rule adopted by
the convention;
IF the try for goal from touchdown no
missed, the ball must be brought to the center
OF the field and given to the defenders Of that
goal '-"'
The addition 20 the rule Is a wise one in every
sense. Heretofore the ball has been brought
OUT TO the twenty-five-yArd line by the defend
ers OF the goal and put in play. The amend
ment VIII greatly increase the scoring chance.
OF the weaker teams. The next rule discussed
was No. 81. which reads a. follows:
huie 3i-lf the try for goal be bv punt out
the punter hall bring the ball up 20 the goal
lne, and, making marx opposite the spot
nhere u wac touched down. punt out from any
spot behind line OF goal and not nearer the coal
post Than such mark, 10 another of his side,
who mast all stand outside Of goal line not I,-ss
Than fifteen feet. II the touchdown was mad.
" touch IN goal the punt out shall be made
from the Intersection OF the goal and tonch
lines The opponents may line up anywhere ON
tne goal line, except space Of five feet ON each
side OF puntcrs mark. but cannot iutcrfere
with punter, nor can he touch she lall after
kicking il until il touch some other risyer. m
fair catch be made from n punt out thc mark
shall serve To determine position as tho mark
OF any fair catch. IL n fair each be not made
the ball shall go TO the opponents at the spot
where il first strikes the ground
The last sentence of the rule was amended N
follows:
IF punt out from a touchdown be missed
or is not fairly ceught the bail shal he taken to
the center Of the field and given 10 the defend
ers of that goal
This amendment has the same tendency as
that TO rule 80, namely, To give the defending
team more OF an opportunity to redeem them
selves.
A new rule then added to the code winch
viii have tendency to do away with the noisy
coaching from substitute players and par
tisans along the side lines. The rule is ~ fol-
lows:
The umpire shall warn any man coaching
from the side lines. Upon the second offense
the offender shall be ordered behind the ro,,ss
or fence. rs the case may be-"
There were no Harvard men present. and the
crimson was not discussed in anv way. Both
Phi Hing of Princeton aud McClung of Yale
spoke enthusiastically of the outlook for the
coming season.
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DIED.
BARTTtETT On TriaTS Nay 20 lsas at 3 3oo'eoct
Bartlett. IN The seyenty-nrs; yesr q her mr..
o'clock Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
baltimore payers please copy.l -
O'Clock an. MARiE I6Eisr. teIoge o' chi,d ~ ~
Henry y and Lottie NJ. Boernsiein, aged Sven ycan
and ten months
Jesus has gathered our loving Louise His fold
Funeral will take AXE, place Saturday. g O'Clock
COLE. On "Wednesday, May ~. ls2. az II IS
am. HENkY. husband OF Lucy Cole. at BIS ro.a-
deace, 2l2 Willow Tree court southwest
Not for the dead in Chris; we weep,
His SORROWS now are DER:
The s,a i CAIN. the ieuEles: past
BY HIS WIFE.
at = IN. Relatives aud friends req estfuiy in
ELLIS. A. his rssiicnoe in This city. No. "a
h ss, !, siTeet ncr;~s "a irgrSlay Nay ~
the forty firth year OF his =ge.
stani. !. O'Clock 4. NJ. Increment rrivGie'
SSiNF FsrI II Ihn s;sI Kay S, lS Z o.Ios
William II. AID Emma A. Comes.
And thou at eesd, as yaune and fair
And FORM so SOFT and charms 80 rare
yesf. Saturday. sis Instant at 9 o'ciosf ,. Ia
KEENE. On Thursday. May ~. 1881. at I 80 p. M.
JAMES :; krENE. at the r sidenee II his son. a.. y
eighth year of his are.
Funefa, services on SUNDAY. May ~ .at2 pm. at
Md. papers please coTyl 2'
LoMaT X. DsRa5tsd , q. ,ife Nay IS Ises 20
TIL F. LoNAx. ST. beloved husband Of Eiiu35ess
Lomsx. in the sixty cnih year 90 hts are
Funeral tr ON hrs Ia sidsnce, ga y street ssHth-
and friends invited TO aite,,d. s.
NEUMANN; On THURSDAY. Msy 10. 1872; q 10
An
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People Overcome by Perfumes.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
There are some constitutions that cannot
stand perfumes. The patchouh, perfume
readily recognized in India ink or the India
shawls, is to some persons almost rank poison.
Ladies have been known to faint after wearing
India shawls or painting with India ink, and a
sachet which has patchoui as the Aavoring es-
sence is to many persons extremely unhealthy.
Whether the perfume causes nervous complica-
aOns or excites nausea cannot be ascertained,
but it Is certain that some constitutions viii not
bear it, and o lady finding herself losing ap-
petite and strength, or having headaches that
have no explained cause, might look for the
reason In some perfume that she is in the habit
Of using. On some persons the musk has q
similar effect, others are sickened by some one
or other Of the volatile oils derived from doW-
ers, while more rarely the odor of apples or of
other fruit has an unfavorable effect ON persons
Of peculiar temperament. Az a rule whatever
perfume is unpleasant to the individual should
be avoided, but as exceptions occur to every
rule, nervousness or debility which cannot be
accounted for may sometimes be explained by
the use Of Q well-known perfume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

BALTIMORE, May 20.-It was nearly midnight
last night when the members Of the American
Library Association arrived at the Carrollton
Hotel from Philadelphia. Notwithstanding this
the members were early astir this morning. and
ut $40 began in the Peabody Institute the four
teenth general meeting Of the American
Library Association. After welcome to
the institute and city DR.. Gilman, presi-
dent Of Johns Hopkins University, told the
visitors all about the libraries Of Baltimore,
The session was short one and at its close an
opportunity was giyon to examine the library
and art gallery Of the Peabody Institute.
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CAPITOL TOPICS.

uxDa1 1xE AoaicuLEUnAL DsRARxNxyz.
Senator Stoskbridse this afternoon made adj
verse report on the Paddock bin 10 maize the
commissioner Of fsh and fisheries an ollcer Of
the Agricultural Department.
In place Of the Paddock bin Mr.. 6tockbridee
reported measure placing the bureau Of tie
United States geological survey and the United
States comnaisgion Of hsh and naheriss under
the Department Of Agriculture.
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Southern Prssbyteriaas.

Hor SPRrSos, AK, May 2o.-Ths Prssby-
terrain general assembly, comprising the synods
of all the southern states, convened In this city
yesterday and viii probably be in session two
weeks.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Dealing Was Only Moderate-Prices Were
Irregular.

Irregular.
New YORK, May 2o.-The dealings in stocks
this morning were moderately active with most
OF the trading in Lackawanna, sugar trust, Chi
cago gas, Manhattan, cordage trust, Northern
Pacific preferred, Atchison, Erie and Hooking
Valley. The stocks named were the only ones
that scored ony fluctuations Of moment. The
remainder Of the list changed only fractionally.
Prices were irregular throughout and at noon
were slightly changed in most instances.
Manhattan, Sugar Trust and Cordage
Trust showed exceptional strength and
advanced sharply. Hooking Valley and North
ern Pacific preferred were weak and declined
sharply, but the latter recorded most of the
decline by noon. At this writing (l:30 p. m. }
the market is dull. The sales amounted to
1863 800 shares.
Money loaned easy today at IL per cent
Exchange quiet hut Arm; posted rates, ASIA
1881 actual rates, 4s61ta4s61 for sixty days
and 487s< and 488 for demand. Governments
steady currency 6s, 109 bid; a. coupon, 1T bid
extended &c. registered, 100 bid.
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THE DKNNIsoN MURDERS.
Arrest Of . Pair ON suspicion-Anothe
Woman Shot.

AH50sS Oh ENr ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Woman Shot.
McKISSEY, TEX, May 20.-A man giving the
name Of Ross is in Jail here on suspicion Of be-
ing connected with the Dennison, Tex, MUIR
ders. He is unable to give satisfactory ac-
count of himself. On trunk in his possession
is the name of Burton, which he says was placed
there by drunken man.
DENNIsoN, TEX, May 20.-H now transpires
that the same night the four murders were COM
mitted here another woman was shot by. it is
supposed. the same parties. She was an inmate
OF a bagnio here and the bullet, which was
fred through the window, passed through the
feshy part OF her leg, but will not result
fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

The Belgian senate has adopted the proposed
revision Of tho constitution Is proposed BY the
chamber OF deputies, after adding several pro
mincritioa.
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what Oxford University cssAs.

From London Truth. H.
Tho Oxford University accounts for 1851 have
just been published. The gross income
amounted to EOS, 800, while the total expendit-
ure was just Ee4, 400, and f2,5oo has been
transferred to capital account OF the income,
600 came from internal sources q. e., fees
and eaes), ElS,000 from trust fumds, ElO 900
from. estates, 81 200 from the colleges and
$4,000 from miscellaneous external sources.
Az to the Guilty., E22, 500 went In stipends, out
Of which the professors received El0, 900, the
Bodleian took Ek,ooo, the University 1usonm
$4,000, the Taylor Institute 81. 500. External
objects ran away with e., 500, miscollm-
laneous university institutions took fa,70o,
other internal objects accounted for E6,000, and
interest and sinking fund ON loans consumed
5000. The university has invested E6,00O in
the purchase Of estates, and E1,Oo0 has been
expended out Of reyenue IN extending The uni-
versity museum. The Clarendon Press d %
judiciously managed that Il Yields cousider-
erable proAt every year, which = . valuable
hslp to She university fundA
3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

OxAzA, NxB., Nay 2o.-C. n. Payne was
elected secretary Of the board Of education BY
the methodist conference today. The con-
ference decided TO elsct two co-ordinats score
taTiss and ballot was ordered TO an tbs c6aoss
but without waiting for the result Of - vote
IN adjournment wHs taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

The Personal Discomfort. and the worry Of n
Consistent cough, and the soreness OF lungs and
throat which usually attend II, are all remedied 10y
Dr. ID. Jaynes ENpectorani. a safe medicine for
pulmonary disorders and throat afecilrns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20
THEN 60 AHEAD

THEN GO AHEAD
But hrst be very sure you night; "a b 20 easy -
be dsceived-you may be wrops and yet not knowit
When you so to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS be sure you get 'c-A-R-T-E-R-'-s..
then You ars all night md " ahead; you know
their value: thsy never fan Burdonr forsss ouris-
junction.
'.BE SURE YoU ARE RIGHT
Re SUM you ssk for .'c-A-R-T-E-R-ss.- - sus
you set ''c-A-R-r-E-R-.et" Frauds md imisassoas
vilipus 300 wroae donr Lea them Do IT, Re sure you
81 the ssnuine cARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
APosrTIvE CURE RoR SICK HEADACHE
enar Psn enan Dssa- Small Pries. nyle
CuuDszu Csr
yoB PIrcnERp
oAsTo8yA.
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Gen. Clarkson In New York.
NEW Yonx, May 2o.--Gen. Garrison arrived
at the Plaza Hotel, this city, this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

In he houss Of commons yesterday Mr. HI
10ur formally moved the sscoud reading Of ths
Irish local government bin Mr. esxton,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Flour steady, unchanged
reis; sales, 1850 barrels. Wheat unsettled and
higher-No. 2, red spot, 94as4h; May, 9s1l asked
juno, 92a92h July, 9lNas14; steamer No. g
red, 90 bid-receps, 3I6S bushels; stock, 64j 1854
bushels; sales. az, 900 bushels. Southern whea,
steady - Fultz. 9oas5; Longberry, 92a95. Corn
active and nrm-mixed spot, 53xa54; May, 81
asked; June, 52Ha521i; July. 21sa52h; steamer
mixed, bOA bid-receipts, s2,ols bushels; stock,
10000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels. Southern
corn strong-white, 5sas4x; yellow, SASSY. Oats
steady-No. 2, white western. S6Ha3Ik; No. 2
mixed western, SH asxed-receipts, 12,0sl BUSH
els; stock, 1S2,5s1 bushels Rye qUiet--NO. 2, So
stock, 1898 bushels. Hav steady-good to choice
timothy. l4soa15.JO. Gram freights quiet. Cotton
nrm-middling, Sid. Provisions nrm. Butter
steady. Eggs frm-1Sx. Coffee 1rm-Rio car
goes, fair, lS1s; No. !, 133aa13H: Sugar firm Cop
per steady-reaned, 1l1s. Whisky frm-1.s4a
1.25E. Peanuts firm.
BALTIMORE, AIay 20. - Virginia threes, 73JS
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 9s% asked; North.
ern Central stock, 69A asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern irsts, LOG bid; do. first incomes, 69
bid; do. second incomes, rs asked; do. third IN.
comes, ska9; Consolidated gas bonds, 115x bid
do. stock. 53Ha5.s
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 20 Closing. -wheat-M SAY
July, s4s. Corn-May, 81; July, 4s. Oats - May
SlA; July, slA. Potk-July, 10.42H. Lard-July
$50. Ribs-Juy, SOS.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,
A Busy Day for the senate District Com
mittee.

MANY MEASURES TAKEN UP, coSsrpERHp AMI
ACTED UPON = THE METROPOLITAN STREE
RAILWAY MOTOR FowER-No ovERlHAI
WIRES TO BE ALLowED-A YEAR oIvkH FOL
THE CHANGE
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MARRIED..
DIED.

JACKSoN.MrLDooN. A. Baltimore, Nd. March
Il, 1892 ELMER EIISN RTH JACKSON ami
wINIFRED MAKE MULD DON.
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Persia be- rsjectsd Russia's oder b psy EUoo,.
900 indemnify 10 The Imperial Tobaeeo Con-
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LJRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SO0THES the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUIS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLIC anil is the best remedy for
DIARRHRA- Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world Be ami ask for Mrs winslow's Sooth-
tng Syrup" and take other kind. - cents bottle.
d3l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

Loxa LIFE
Il possible only when the blood pure and vigorous
To sxps scrofuls and other poisons from the circa-
fson the superior medicine Is AYERS sarsaparilla.
II imparts permanent strength and efficiency 70 every
organ Of the body Restoration perfect health and
strength
RESULTS PROM USING
AYERS ssrssparills. Mary Schubert. Kansas City,
Kan, writes:
IT am convincsdthat after having been SICK 4 whole
year from liver complaint Ayers SaTssparila saved
my life. The best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary nedi
cines without benefit last took A. ers Sarsapala
The result was . complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success"
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by Dr. }. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mac.
Cures others, win cure you
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The foowtnq are the opening and closing prices Of
.n ,e new iork SIck Market a. reported BY special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20

WIFI TIE DATE OF THE OPENING OF THE
EXPOSITION sHouLD BE cHkNoEp FRon ocro-
Der u TO OCTOBER 2l-THE SOUVENIR COIN
BILL ADVOCATED AND EXPLAINED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04

II Open all the var Thorough instruction ~ Bookkespng
thanking, Commercial Law, pcnmanshp, Correspondence
Arithmetic &C.: Teegrsphy Stcnnrrsphy Typewfitng. &C.
business supplied With COMPETENT assistants
oce No charge for situations furnished Send for catge
II ONE SCHOOL. especially for delicate children thor
II ough massage, mcdicated baths doctor In at
tsndance thorough tuition: French, German. Spanish
drawing, painting best References. ,,,.,,.
~. BEESr Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
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Citp Dropertp 90 Get.

m o LET.-House % West 10thst., lease TO
J private family rent $1,000 per year in good order
can be seen from 10 TO o'clock. Inquire Of ALFRED
j. CAMMEYER, 6thave., corner 12th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
1nstrurtlon

For Young Ladies-City.
w Est END AVENUE SCHOOL, F0H GIRLSs
Preparatory, COLLEGIATE; thorough studio work: .
Reopens Oct 8. 2S1 West End Ave. cor 1suh Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04

rvN HORoUGH SCHOOL fr dancing. waltz and ali
i fashionable dances taught. Indy instruction In
class Private lessons, all hours circulars, kNlCk
FKPOEKfR CONSERVATORY. - West l4th-st
~ LOCTTION PHYSICAL AND VOICE CrLTU RE.
thorough. practical and theoretical course n Elocu
ton and Dssare Voices carefully trained and developed
Physical culture Endorsed ly leading physicians
MRS MARTIN Hotel Brockhelst l0l w. S5th-st.. city
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT Pk y nc NAErH sTs
MOUNTAINS and all Eastern points.
DOUBLE SUMNER SERVlCE.-Tne four leading
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Puritan, Plymouth, Pilgrim, and Providence,
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plenad osns and orchestra attashec 70 esce steamer
~ mr1v ana Ed ,.i19S
Cape Cod points White Mountains and New Bedford,
at latter with boats Cottage City
end Nantucket. Send cents in stamps to Post ONCE
Box $50 for copy Of I'm Brightest Summer Land"
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Jersey City.
IIASBEOUCK INSTITUTE.
II io7 and 100 Grand-st. Jersey city, n. }.
Thirty begins Sept 10. day school. with
separate department for boys snd girls from the eares,
college and profs<
schools. Language Vocal Music and Drawing without
charge. Department.. Of Art, Music and Physical
Culture special Patronized by tbs people OF Jersey City
Nev.York Brooklyn and oil suburban towns sltustee
railroads leading jersey City and Hoboken. Caa.
logues giving full information sent application.
Directors, CHARLES C. STIMEIS. Principal.
HORACE G. WAIT. VicePrncipal.