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I oST-s25 REwARD.-Lost Saturday evening on West
- 12dst black lace fan, with tOrtOlscshe sticks any
one finding the Will receive above reward On
returning II 10 the at l31 West 7.dst
EAehange National Bank, NO. 2j7 BroIdway.
I Osf-Bank-booA No. ili.5C6 Bank for savings, 81
IL BlcecKcr.st.. New-Y0rk Payment stopped Please
return book T. Bank.
I 0sl.-Bank book No. l74.52s, on kry DoeA savings
IL Bank. person having clainsVipOn sad book is
called tO the 10 the Bank within
days, the said book will he declared cancelled and ex.
tinguished and q one issued In lieu thereof
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIi.wA.

u,cs earlier from jsys Lake MSSSnk Middle
Ninnewaska and Waikiki Valley X. H. statlons
town Bloomington Port Jcrys, MontcNlo "a bon.
Fall burgh Liberty, Livingston Manor Hansock dme,oa,
dale. Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney Noi"sn, and
Utlca. Rome, Oneida, oswego. Detroit 'h"'s'
3iiJ r. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes, Mohonk ana oSmine.
waska Wallkill Valley stations, Mddetows,, White
burgh. Ellenvllc. Pittsburgh. Hurieyvile. LioefV ~
Like. Livingston Manor. ,,A..,x Iiv
ngston Manor, Rockand. Walton, sidney, ~, chi
OIeda Osweeo Rochester Niagara Falls bss,o ar free
cago and Wet Pullman sleepers reclining eha, ~. sx
to Suspension Bridge DAILY; all other trains 0aiD'
Pullman drawing room and sleeping ca pSsnS
obtained at 1913 Broadway, New-Yonk. j: c. ANpS"~~
q. p. A.. 10 Exchange Place. Newyesxs
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50 CENTS NUMBER; SIS A YEAR.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia At 80, A. . 90, 10 90 II 80 II
80 2:i5 30 100, 90. 500, 80 p No - "a
night SUNDAYS 90. 10 30. IL 80 a. NJ 'oo' wi
Far Baltluorc and shin eton daily at 90 80 rs
Dining Car. a. m, 30, 3 80 Dining carr -" y ~
l. :5 night. ,o oo no : 10 .
Trains leaving at :ij a m, 30. 90 ~ =, 40 :
m IL rs nicht Except saturday night >unds'- S,,s
M 80 90 90 p. M. have connections for h''"''3
Harrisburg, Iottsyille &c. ,,,..,,h,. a. Is
For Sunbury and wansport. via phaaep n, ssaf,rd,y
a. m, 80. 7:30 p. M IL is midnight (eNceP' S"'''-
Tickets and ParlorCar seats he procured al ~ 20
2ei as 944 lliO 1923 Broadway, 49, ON 49,, a.
West l25th-st, 1874 East l25th.st.. New-forA' ,o'
$50 Fultonst., % Broadway. brooklyn o., and ehees
Ncw.York Transfer Company win call Tor anu '"'
baggage from hotel residence.
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CENTRAL IL. Il. OF NEW.JERsEY

Foo1 OF LIBERTY ST. NoKlH ,sp RIVEh'
80 a. t'0 for a'? Eosion Maash Chunk MaSe:oar:
Mauch Chunck. WkesbarTe. and scr,nton.
q 90 a m. for faston and Allentown: q, sroo.,,
Eastcn, Msuch Chunck, sham9an anG WlIawspoFL.
scranton prsdnc Hlrrshulg Pott,,ie. TamaSaa; shA'
mokin sunbury wam~porL Through couch to WilnAnS-
'Oi 90 p. M for Ea~,on Moueh Chunck READING Harris
On SUNDAY Tor Ea,ton Mauch Chunck, Tanaqua, Potts
vile Reading, ana Harrisburg c,... ,..a,,, u,,,.
burg W!kesharrr scranton, Tam"que, Potts'iHe ohs'
"'s : 20 p m Tor ElsOn ~ Allentown. u..
AS ,. M for Easton, NJ .ch ChuncA Reading Harris
'uiF 80 S'T p NJ ' 70: fascs an s9a Asntswn.
for bennington at 80. 90. s:i5 a. m, 90, <'~'
2 For ? so ON e 80 GO 90 = A. 10 90 AR
30 70 o So 80 10 90. Ii 80 So % SUNDAYS:
900 GO. 10 80 a M, 90 2l1' 900 '''o' wv
TSr bound Brook q, 80 90 90 7;S5 % a. s S:S
10 1913 9o u "a 80 90 ~ so 90 80 90 SIS 80 zoo
$C 80 ., o. y 10 a C9 u G 80 p M 90 20.
us. 3 80. 90, 500. $50 500. 900. 10 p m''
10 6. 'i sS A. At 80 SO So 81; s
s &C. 500 &c., 9 30. 5i T 70 CO. co. $50 80 M 100
night sqnt3yS 80 o9 aS 80 c6 go oo 70 go 10 %
For Freehold Atlantic Highlands at 80 Sea srs
br;rsos a;oc a. 100 n, no,o,. south to p.p.
Pheasant 'G at 'a 40 sns I'LL 80 FED Bari
only, 100, 20. 500 p NJ sundaSSs o except o''~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A. 40 s:l5 a M 80. as 20 .. Pn..mn
cars arc run on trains leaving at SIS a. M l;So S'"
20 No sunday train p,,, m, esroesas 40.
Sc For Atlantic s0 city, vhesnd BrdsetOn at 9"
d For To-, Monmouth Beach and seabrsht at 40 siA
IL rs a. m, 80 90, 4 20 D. H.
70
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(N. Y. &. II. r. Il. CO.. Lcssce0
Trains leave 42d st. North River station New York,
h. follows 20 minutes earlier foot Jayst ~ H.
3:3O l. M.-Daily for Ncwburg. Kingston Albany
daily. except SUNDAY. west OF COcymans Junction.
Montreal. -
1000 A. M.-Daly. for Kew burg Albany, Utica Syra
cas-. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chi
caep; daily. except Saturday. for Toronto.
t1,35 4. M.Daily except SUNDAY Albany and Utica.
800 =. M.-Dnily, except Sunday, for Albany
5:I5 T.. Daily. for Albany, Montreal tlci SYRIA
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
troit Chicago. st. Louis
SI5 y. VI. Daily. for Albany. Utica Syracue. Roches.
r. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
HAXLRSTRAw LOCALS, 80 ,si5 r; NJ ao
80. q 80. IL As 4. NJ.
se,pns carr for RssIo EasaTs Fall Toronto" De-
Daily: Fer tickets, timetable, parlor ard sleeping
lvn 1893 wa.hng.on:st 7ao iNltont Annex Sncc: foot
IA Rowsry /. PARK Pcs "a West is5,h ST. and n
stations. c. r.. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
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Musical instruction.

naETRopoIITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC
NlLEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERi0A.
PaIfo.foe teachers certificates. Examiners william
Mason Mus Doc. A. G. NJ, and Albert Ro,. Par-on..
A. c. NJ. Dudley Buck presldent II. Il. I1lner p
Acrmonte, H. X. Shelly and c. b. Hawley among the
distngufshed members 81 the faculty.
feature in with the college Is the Residence
Dertnlent ladie where pupils from distance
con- modad with board and every facility for practice and
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME
For particulars, send for College Annual.
address H. W. GREENE, Secretary.
10 and 81 East l4th.st, city.
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. RE LINES.

uuu6 6utVSSb
SoLtP TRAINS RETMEFY 81 NEw T,f 5k APP NI
WiAKA fails. AZ ENGiIANfING PAN6.
= RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route pss,alc. Paterson. Tuxedo: NeTburr
dale. scranton Binehsmtoa Elmin. Corning Watkins
nl"n. ia;h smmond, %r, nLIn 1o,-6n,o bs"o@o,
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati St Louis Chie,go ana gu
~ AZ follows and minutes earlier from West 2f-st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 Lake lake Paror Car Nss.York to BuSalo sleeper
Iornelsvle to Cincinnati. Connects at Port Jer'ls IN
union station except sunday. for Monticello.
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
Q m p. NJ. Day-soln train for chicago via Chauan'
O.UU qua Lake Win dlEing ear 20 .hic'so sleepsFs
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. OOP NJ. except Sunday-tor BInghsmton. Honesdse
O.oU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
d. 81 Falls and ,rrand Trunk Railway. sleepers to
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
q on T. NJ Daily-vla Chautauqua Lake end Niagara
S.oU Fails Solid train to Chicago. Seepers to Buffalo
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
sJ p PASS N.Y. SO p ~ 90 20 10 = P 80
D. m s,indays-9 a. M 8 p. m. $50 p m, 80 p. m.
FOR NEWBURG.
xarFEK DAYS-9 a. m. 3 as D. N. t:45 p. m, 6 30
w D. N. Sundays-90. m. !. m, d 80 p. TO-
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NJ APPS AND TIME.rABLEs may be obtained tfads from
tanning select et OF hotels and ardng houses suburban
Homes" describing vicinity Of New-iork; "Chautauqus
Lake Souvenir and ">uu7Iter Excursions
rI,ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81
tol, 81 and $50 Brood way Shamo.r' and West
s HoSo,sn and Jersey city station. Erie Transfer
Company calls FOR and ehecSs baggage from hotels and resi-
O''''' D. l. RoBERrS, General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.


pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILW of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the WesC'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, FOOT u
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets
as fOllOws:-
On md after JANUARY 18th, 1897.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. Mpulm,n ycstbulc Sleeping and P2 so mr.
indiasspo IL 10 a. m Chicago and do 81
Louis ZOO D. m. next day. Connects also i0f ''''N
THE Pennsylvania LIMITED .,,
sAsu' sdyo of rH pnns s@osns
imS aHa s PRESENTING financial reports
caossphes and vpe@ter h,hrCO n% ali fIl The S SSn
'e as 's?s so and
IndIs1spoiis ii 40 a. m and Chicago o:i5 a. NJ next
1T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 p. Mpuman vestbue Sleeping Car, f": S sSd
York and Dining Clrs from NeM Y9r1 70 to- foumbus
D. nj. day.
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
1.OO p NJ Pullman Ve.tibule Sleeping. Dining smoh.
SG and Pennsyyan. Rairo7d yestbuG P, s eS
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 fSnis r 81 Gou Ee' chsg s'tf@s
Me%P6 car Ss% Sow e A,%Ss, a.
cycaSd SSi@"Sus b ; M md c 81 Ioas
M ChcSsG SO p o nf a'E FOR ' TSSo daily
except saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS,
500 p. M.-pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New.York TO
sna o;gss' % asxs d a. cG s%d daily
90 m second morning Connects for Toledo daily
500 Sd o %%G With
$50 m'I p. Msa r southern Express daily with through
sleep New Orleans via Richmond ond Danville X. ~
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. M"wn-hington Limited Express Of P,lI.
ye'e rror CIR, V eSs,y week k ssS GER
ss S.: s$s a. EsRas
Wa,hngton 25 70 ,s ext,a fser beyond usual
EXPIRES, H and 90 SgO snd
Sfa' sSF and i1' 90 n SnE 90 and p
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST AUGUSTINE.
Pa rlsraS a? -peeia" Mo"day and Fridays
cy and n5gw Sos, pns esassls 20
For p CAPE a. May, i 100 p m. week-days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20. 20, 90 80. 90, 80 40 Oo Penn.
sylyanIa Limited with DiningCar and 10 10 Washington
Limited with DinngC and ii 900 m, II 70 w,
2:iO 3 90 80 90. 30. 90, 9 90 30 90 and
90 d. H. and f. T. night. Accommodation: ~ ~ a.
M. ( 40 and 90 y. SUNDAYS, Express y 10 ~
90 80 10 90 limited and 70: a. m 90 %
80 90. 80, 200 and . OOp. and j. 10 night
Accommodation: ) 90 and 100 p. -,
For Time. Table. OF trains TO local points on the fnhsy
vanilla Railroad System, apply At the following Iickes
Offices Nos. 49,. $40 and pa Broadway, AStr House
o De-bfOsSc> ana Cortandt SIS: Court-st.
$50 Fulton-st aud Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF
Ta,on.., Bfookl,n; Is Had'Oo''t. HOOOksn Station
Jersey CITY
The York Transfer Company will call for and check
bScgage hotels aud residences through N destnatoh
CIAs. f. PIGH. j. H. "OOD.
General Manager General PaSS'r Agent.
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Jnstruttlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit

For Boys and Young Men-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL,
rho,ouah preparation for Yale. Harvard, Princeton
Columbia. ,,, rrrrr.vD PRINCIPAL
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1913 Bf'ao"a''
u near 42d-et. All deplrtnents. ,,r,DprcvSO~
NJ NJ HOBBY. Y. {. HENDhlChoON'
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERNST STATES LINE

BROOkI.HN AND BOSTON
Waterbury, NewBritln. Hartford Willnantic. Putnam,
Franklin and Providence.
SOLID PULLMAN vESTIBtLRD TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (Flatbush Fsnkinave. Stations
L. |. H. r. IL 05. and Long Island City at II 10 D.
daily Uncuding sunday. due In Boston at 80 =.
rfspondng train returning
rieketS ana .leepingcar hsrhs secured IN NewYork
Broadway; BROOKLYN 933 Fulton.st. 107 Broadway.
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence to destination
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For Young Ladies-COuntry.

II Home Church School tor the 9ere management end
Write illustrated circular Mrs O. ". Curtis. Principal
NYACK ON HUDSON .-Boordns school for TWENTY-FIVE
~ girls: terms $500. Address
s"''' fMOGENE BfRTHoLF. Principal
ct. HILDA'S SCHOOL FOR Girls. Morrstown. y j.
- Primary Junior Senior DeTa Pupils received
any time. $50 per school year. Circulars application.
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6otels.
EVERETT HOUSE,

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE. y, Y.
TWO DESIRABLE SUITES OF APARTMENTS ! .
prtxr FAtINt, TIN. PARK. AT REASONABLE
PRICES JOHN e. WEAVER, Jr., < %.
HOTEL ALBERT tn ,,r,y
tfTH.ST RET. BROADWAY AID oTH.AVE NEW
YORK Location central IDEAL nreproo building suites
Of two TO six rooms Elegantly furnished cuisine ana ser
Vice unsuruasscd terms IA ofable for winter
ROBT j. BRADY. Manager
or NICHOLAS HOTEL.-Seect family house; delight
- loo European plan 81 American ~ % up
ri WILMINGTON Place and Eroadwa IN ccnl'nN
offered permanent guests. JULIUS \. ROBINSON fropt
II, REMONr HOTEL, COS Broadway .Sgperior accom-
i uOdatons for 900 guests POPU PRICES largest
lost and cheapest and rentcmen's estaurant
lanch and oyster coun-rs bowling slcy-, BILLIARD Ia
bles JULIUS 4. ROBINSON. Proprietor.
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xcw.York. Tuesday. January

Nrw.Yofk. Tuesday, January 10. 1897.
The following sales were he'd at the Exchange and
Auction Room TO-DAY -
cirht-story building, with plot u land. Nos % 70 81
Beeckcrf corner Cg3 and 20ll Ncrccr-st, plot Tx
100; j. W. Hamburger, SJjS 49,.
thrce-storv huiltngs aud nye-sory factory. with
Nus. lSG and lSS Wp-t.r-st. 100 n Of Block
er-st.. lot. 2jNl0O each; NJ. l.. Ernest. So 900.
Plot 81 land -t-1Ne, corner of l09thst, 100 lox
% Margaret T.. O'Bficn. -l1,j1b
nvc--tory buildings. with plot Of land nos. 2"e8 10
go l,to,". Il5th-st. plot ici0N1j same pur.
chaser. sl26 go
lot on wil--ay... corner ii4th.st., 25Ist Yette
nOths HID. 80 9G3.
lot on WIll,-avc. adjoining above. 2jXsi Mc1uin-
ness & Reilly. SIS 33i
tiroc-iory house. with plot o. land Nos. - and 20
Woodworth-aSe., Of Lowest. plot y7NlOOi John
Hall - 800.
three and fourstory buildings, with plot q land. Nos
II SchOOl--t.. corner Msple-St, honkefs, plot
IG2 6v113 Philip VerpIanok. 73:,lOO.
Plot u land W Linden st. ~ Park Hillsye. 31A
lOONj5NiO1 VI. X. oakley. $1,000
thr.r-story dwelling, vita lot corner Beach and Pop
lar SIS. lot 2JN9l George Yard $3.50.
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Railroads.

|
"AmERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
THE NEW YORK
f ':::, GNTRAL
o,.,..'.. tn. '..,:.: - 49,; q
perfect through train service In
the world.
REACHING By it, through cars tho -A\AV
| most important commercial csnters Of the
| United States and Canada and the greatest ~
| of Americas Health and Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
BY way the historic Hudson River and through The
All trains arrive a and depart from GRAND cxrrlAI
STATION 4th Avenue and AID Street, New York Centre
| Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CITY OF
| NEW YORK.
Trains leave as Follows:
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER II, 1891.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
800 A. NJ SH"s ns in 81 %a s1is run =:
e eStga fare fare. D. Id "D's' pr H'''' A"
FAST NAH.
DIN Daily, for Poughkeepse, Albany Uuos.
S''o n. NJ Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia and BG
J
NEw.YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
| 1000 A. M,-Day, due Chicago as a. m next day
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. ' SS ses q ceyssnd and De ne'
sOUTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
100 p dans5 dls fI9s"aai St to LOUIS Is
p m, next day. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1880 p M-SSaaysa sae G t1ls 200 p M next day.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 p FESSsps saP satsosa 81: 80 SSany &
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$50 p Mp D. due ne Detroit 'i' M Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
600 p G aSs B%a'9 10 3 Sas. bi Esl:
10 Chicago o 90 D. m. st. Louis
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
CPS P. M Daily, due Montreal 7 :55 a. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 p NJ Psm due 6e Buffalo 80 a. m Nhs's
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 p 1ay due q, Si1 &c 4 70 o.s 4;
LIMITED FAST MAIL
900 p Daily gasissnssrs only e..
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
95 p css s Ers also st csp !s
CLIFF (KfNGSTON), CATSKILL STATION CATS
KILL AMP HUDSoST!7 30 10 go II 49, IA
p NJ for Garrisons west Point y 80, Q IS II 90
An; i2I5. $3.50. $50; also for Garri'on'' a &c.
ALhiSS Asp TROY 20; ocg oIo 81 10 %, ns
x? .a y 5 ; III 30 5'' !'SE g. S
urS IS 80 n s. rs - s,5 800 's 49, ls
Ro' htsrtE AND aBUFEALoz: . 90 Ios 1000
10 90 n; 80 tSG g %, 1872 soo sla
so, s 100. : 80 9:i5 r 81
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MoSTREAL-s0.
, $40 O. 4 x, ,M y4 S:sS 2 ? M,vrov--a, Ma
p ". also for ogdensburg, 9;15 2. N. II SO ?;
oSWE,i0-io 90 10 80 A. NJ, 800. els, III -
AtBIKN,, GENEVA .ASDo SoaANaaNIpAII;GUA3dS
PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
tvia Harlem Division.
Two trains with through DRAWN Pittsfed,
n m. due Pttsed IS, North Adams 80 p. M.
70 so D. NJ due Pittsheld 10. Moth Adams 10 n.
For ticket, sleeplne.l1rS spp'y at Grand
Central StOl AZ 20, Alb s5 ei2 Broadway IL Park
YORK $50 Wa hinrton.st 725 Fulton.s and 39s Bed.
fori-sve.. T.. D.. Brooklyn.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage rom
hotels resiienee, through 70 destination:
Daily except Sunday. Daily except Saturday. otaeF
abote train; cxcep; those leaving at 90, 10 . n.
2I5, 30, $50, So. 80. :5o and II SO stop
JOHN II. TOTCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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For Bows and Young Men Country


DORDENTOWN IN. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. II. IL. LANDON, PRINCIPAL.
LIEUT.. T. j. LANDON. COMMANDANT.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkecp-le. Ny
II Open all the thorough Instruction in Bookkeeping
Banking Commercial Law, pennsnshp. Correspondence.
Arltlmetic legnphy Steno2rsphy Typewritinc. &C.
Business supplied with competent assistants short
notice No charge for situations furnished - nd for cat
NREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.. 45th year
College preparation specially: business. high school
and classical courses
NOHwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, Norwalk Conn
~ Thorough to0chin2; careful training; moderate
charges. FRANK ). ROBERTS, Prln
ID 0UGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE, Twenty.
ninth year. Prepares 70, college, scientific schools
and business FRANK HOLLAND. c. E. Principal
Poughkeepse. n. Y.
< UMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYs.
- Al THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Isoslyn. L. l., N Y.
Overlooking L. /. Sound Send for Illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous.
z pVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free pal
n ens State locality price desired. pupils and
p v. HUYSSOON American Sehoo BureAu w 18th a.
& END STAMP for the pretty Typewriter TO
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRI1ING COLLEGE
$40 Broadway y. Y.
WHIST. The modern taught by lady to ladies'
w IN classes OF four, at their houses Address
Mrs. L., 1j2 6th-ave
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For younr Ladies-CiSy

CLASS IN LITERATr RE for iadies With Dr Pgfge
n ~ Columbia at REV. DIR. AND MRS. 'hAhhE'
II & ARDNFKS SCHOOL. COZ 5th-ave
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For Both Sexes-City,
UGUST SCHMIDTS

A UGUST SCHMIDTS
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
NO SO IRVING PLACE
Compsos German school and kinderParen Tor
both sexes; and school music thorough preparation
6r college or business. native teachers in English Ger
man and French accommodations for limited numofr OF
harding pupils Cir ulars sent request.
A. SCHMIDT. Dir.
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Na IS CIBBONs's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 55 West Attn
Nl st-SARAH II. EMERSON, Principal
Three boarding pupils Will DC received
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Citn propertn 60 let.
/ nayts N me CITY. WtNANT & GOADBY,
800 Madison ave, cor. 62fst
Apartments 90 Let.
A SUITE OF ROOMS At the GROsvENoR. SHAVE
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furnished
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ond fully warranted also number OF secondhand pano,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-29
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Many Tickets in the Field For the
 Democratic Primaries.

Many Tickets in the Field For the
 Democratic Primaries.
 The democratic primaries to elect committees to prepare for the state con ventions will be held this afternoon and there promises to be fight to a. finish. In the fourth and first wards, especially, will the different factions endeavor to win. All democrats who can should at tend the primaries and show that they take an interest in party affairs.
 At meeting of the democratic town committee last night it was decided to call the convention of delegates to elect delegates to the state convention for the appointment of national delegates, for Monday night at 8 o'clock in the police court room.
 H. w. French, w. R. Mattison, s. w. Chapman and G. A. Boughton, the committee appointed by the republican caucus to bring in list of nominations for a town committee reported last evening to an adjourned caucus. The nominations were as follows: From the first ward, F. I. Els, Charles Brewer, J. H. Filling; second ward, F. F. Cook, w. R. Mattison, J. H. Hart; third ward, G. B. Lawrence. D. D. Gregory, J. P, Elton; fourth ward, c. A. Mason, B. H. Belden, +. w. Laforge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT.
Disagreement of the Jury In the Case
 Against Benjamin SedgwIck.

Disagreement of the Jury in the Case
 Against Benjamin SedgwIck.
 The arguments in the case against Benjamin Sedgwick were concluded this forenoon and at noon the jury were charged. Late this afternoon the jury came in and reported a disagreement. It is said that six were for conviction and six for acquittal.
 Assistant State Attorney Terry's charge was a most formidable one, covering every possible form of offense under the lottery laws.
 The case is one of the most interesting ones to come up for long time. It is the first of the klnd to come before the superior court of this state for decision, and it will establish a precedent for future questions of the kind.
 The clothing clubs established by MT Sedgwick are similar to many estab- lished all over the country. The mem- bers of the club ali pay dollar weekly, each club limited to eighty members, and the alluring bait is the possibility of drawing $35 suit for a small sum. A drawing is held every week.
 The defense in this case claimed there was no lottery element in it at all, on the ground that each member is bound eventually to get his $35 suit, though some must pay the full price.
 Mir Sedgwick claims that he averages about $28 per suit and can make money at that. It was his custom also to get usually $10 extra from each purchaser by telling them they wanted a better suit and could have it for that extra amount. It was seldom he ever let a suit go for less than eleven dollars.
 Anson B. Rice has case in the su- perior court for cruelty to animals Wednesday it was set down for trial and the seven witnesses from Water bury were notified to be on hand at 2 o'clock. When the hour came, how. ever, no "Anse" could be found. New Haven stimulants were too much fol him, and he got little mixed and lost his way. The prosecuting attorney told the witnesses to get their fees anG that they would be subpoenaed again.