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men had q substantial majority and nrs
ranged thinge as they pleased. The meet
ing was organized by the selection Of Sem
rfor voorhees, as chairman. thus carrying
with IL the chairmanship of the delegation.
The Tall Sycamore" led OF with O speech
couDseling harmony and unity Of action.
Then the knives were brought ont and the
slashing begun. Editor Morss had fond
CATION, but this was unfeehngly re-
fused him, and ID. }. Jennings.
OF Salem. was selected for secretary
of the meeting and Frank Burke,
secretary of the convention. Then Hugh
Dougherty. of Blufton. threw q bomb into
the NEE ting By Offering resolution pro-
viding that the delegation vote &c unit
on all questions, the direction OF the vote
TO be determined by majority OF the deie-
CATION as questions arose.
Mr.. Shivley editor Morss and Mr.. Cass
took the floor in the order named and
vowed they wouldn't consent 20 that prop
against any such plan. Mr.. Dougherty re-
piled that he knew the resolution would
not be binding so long as objections were
offered. and then Will T.. English added his
vote-l5 TO l5-Huston and Richardson, OF
the Gray contingent voting with the
Cleveland people.
James +. Murdock was then unanimously
selected as one of the vice-presidents for
made member Of the committee on resolu-
tlons. Mr. Jewett explained that he was
in favor of tariff reform as elucidated IN
Mr. Cleyelend'e message. and the meeting,
for the first and last time during it's prog$
ress applaudcd. He failed TO say what
he would favor with regard 20 the siiyct
question.
On the selection of the member Of the
committee on credentials came the frse
test vote. Mr.. Shiveiy wae the Cleveiand
candidate. and was nominated BY editor
Morss. while Charley Jewett put forward
John Il. Lamb. Lamb was elected by q
vote of IL 70 l6 The Cleveland fnen
then had it rubbed In on them by the elco<
tion, by the same vote. of Mr.. Culiop ove1
Judge Ayers, as the member of the commits
tee to notify candidates OF their selections
by the convention.
Mr.. Morss then moved that the delegs.
tion sdjourn to meet IN the oonventiouf
hall Tuesday morning. but Mr.. Jewett
moved as a substitute that they adjourn 70
mret at the came place and hour on Mouh
day afternoon. which WAS carried.
Not the least mention was made OF either
Grny or Cleveland, except Jewett's refers
enee 20 the latter's tariff message. but
the fact was clearly demonstra ted
that the Gray following has
the whip hand and can DO
as they please. This evening they are jubi.
liant over their success, and at Monday
afternoons meeting will undoubtedly serve
notice on Mr.. Morss and his friends that
Uncle Isaacs name will be presented by
Senator Voorhees, and backed by &C least
seventeen of Indiana's thirty voteA
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READY TO DROP HILL
Tammany Has No Hope of Securing the
Nomination Of the Boss Snapper"
And the big Injuns" of the Organization Are
Now Casting About for Candidate Who
Can Make C0rlss Of Cleveland.
Don Dickinson Says Grover Will Surely
Be Nominated on the First Ballot.
Brice and German. However, Hold the Key 10
the situation. and Can Defeat the "Stufed"
by Withholding Certain Woes.
The Ex.President's Managers Pursuing
a Course That Is Hurting Their Man.
They We're More Aggressive Yesterday. and
Spent Gleat Deal of lime in Den0uuc-
ing the Conduct OF the Tammapyitss.
1t Is Still Cleveland Against the Field,
with His Enemies Badly Divided.
Probability that Test of Strength Will Take
Place Over the Selection of Q Tempo
ray Chairman on Tuesday.
Lively Meeting of Hoosier Delegates, in
Which the Factions Clashed.
Attem,t to Adolf the Unit Rule Defeated by
Tie Vote, Although the Cray Men
Carried Ill 0tLer Gu SIions.
Fairchild Asks that Seats Be Given the
New York Cleveland Delegation.
He Wants Tickets of Admission to the Demo.
cratic National Convention fer All of rs
delegates and $50 of Their Friends.
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DRJyING THE P1RK W'lTERFOWL.

The work Of driving the waterfowl ont Of Central
Park Lake into what Is known tie Ladies Pond, near
West Eightcth-st was continued ycsler1iN' IL WAS
found after the drive OF last week That there was SIN
one swan three geese ana nearly ii dozen ducks which
had evaded the keepers and were SIN swimming about
the lake. Assistant superintendent Burns with shannon
Moran McGnnis and snyder four Of the Keepers each
manned a boat AT midday and began driving the birds
TO their winter quarters. There good deal Of
fun and hard work for the drivers. for the ducks would
keep diving, and 1t was fully two hours before they
we're driven Into their new home, and even then "
was known that one or two had hidden themselves
away among the rocks and VIII have TO be hunted up
again in few days shannon who has charge Of the
BIRDS was jealous in his attempts TO corral them
and In his effort catch duck which swimming
past his boat, lost his balance and splaSbed into the
lake. lie hauled out by his comrades, who did
all the laughing. while bis teeth Chartered like
tanets. He put ashore and ran home to change
his clothes and will probably be none the worse for
his ducdng.
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VORKING FOR THE INDIANS.
WOMEN INTERESTED IN 4 GOOD CAUsE-oFFI
GERS ELECTED

WOMEN INTERESTED IN 4 GOOD CACSE-oFFl'
GERS ELECTED.
Many noble women present at the TENN
annual meeting Of the Ncw-York City indian Associa-
ton which was held yesterday In the parors Of the
broadway Tabernacle. The aims Of the society are
to aid in the support Of suitable missionaries ana
Instructors to live among the Indians, ana 10 laoor
for their help industiialy. politically educatlonaly
morally and religOuslv." The reports OF the omcers
showed the organization 70 be in hourhhhg con
dillon and to have accomplished much good during the
wear The Rev. DR.. King. In the course OF short
address sau that the Government funds were not
eouallv distributed and expressed the hope that this
would speedily be rcmedied. Mrs. \. >. Ouinioh ana
Mrs Mary l.. Dickinson related some Interesting cX
perlenccs among the Indians The election OF Officers
resulted as follows candidates Of the nominating
committee being unanimously elected: President. Mrs
Philip 5. Tasgart; first acting vice-preSldent, MIS-
g. W Van siclen: second acting vicepresdent Mrs
George Wood recording secretary, Mrs. s. Sheplcy :;
corresponding secretary. Miss Helen 5. smith; ;
treasurer, Mr.. ;. L. lIdlOck.
Two vlce-p.csdcnts from each church affiliated with
the movement selected as follows: Protestant
Episcopal Mrs Theodore b. irving. TarrytOwn. y. Y.
Miss Louise Easton; Reformed Episcopal, Mrs. ID. l.
REYNOLDS Mis-, l.. Dean Methodist Episcopal, Mrs.
George E. SrObrdge Mrs. Clinton b. FISH; Reformed
Dutch Mrs. d. j. Burrel, Mrs W. Wheeler smith :
PRESBYTERIAN, Mrs ID. o. Wckham, Mrs william T.
Dodge: Reformed Presbyterian Mrs. A. Alexander.
Mrs Hugh O'Ne; Congregational. Mrs. Augustus
Gaylord Mrs. Lucien G. warner Baptist, Mrs. RI
ward Elliott Mrs. Robert Harris Lutheran, Mrs. j.
T. Remen,uvdcr Mrs O. F. ZollAoifcr; Friends. Mrs.
Aurustus Tabor Mrs. william II. Jackson. board Of
managers and standing committee we're also appointed
Regular meetings Of the association are held at the
,,rooavov Tabernacle parl0rs on the third Monday Of
each month, from November 10 May inclusive, ~
10 80 a. III. All interested in Indians are invited.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

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Trains leave West +-u-,t. station, New Torx : fol-
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,gs., Heche .t'r Eunalo Magma Fans Toronto De.
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DECEMBER.

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rRYsrE NOEL. Christmas Carol. by Louise Imogen
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Ian Schools.

IHVENlNG LAW SCHOOL.
Il THE METROPOLIS LAW SCHHOL has
iqrmoncei is second year, ABNER G; THOMAS:
Z inxtruction Is offered, leading 70 degree Of IL.
>. Apply 10 CLARENCE D. ASHLEY sc,eary
IA Broadway.
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Aner l4ro aad WI. to MUM = r% ,,, ',s 6r
ll2h'''' o. T''-'''' ....... US 90
sa.' - M.Ft", , $3.50 I'm var ~ ......- 1,4C0
A-Saneer Ja''S GOV, 70 i'''' '''.''.. $500
col Dr''. Joseph ed MO to Martha Oliver lot ooo
r., ~ nap . e3I-,e - W,Ion wSoio-ct ID e.,
.seeu'or-' e'e' llS'A.''' " o' o..'' 10000
,. sa & .s., sa a9sts :, 4. sss
Du1n rei'f y TO- M'l aDs ',s -. 10 900
Donn'e Villa !" " " i; 'S1 yar COCO
. lccncr ,,u- " % Ii amor Il'ers, NJ AD1h' ,ooo
ro5i i,oo Z Z r. and VIZ, to ne Ts 9 ,5 2s
ust lru.t CO. corner OF i'''"'' ''4 -" $4,000
GOODMAN i'2 25I' ano T' t,T (" - ''''' 5000
cos 81 E'S''' os ana 9st and In,d4ave - ooo
cel. IS'? %or " I 9; :. = n. Mutua ic 10.
,cr,1ce Co. Y. ; llS'h'st o' I''a''' eooo
codan sa. ioai, and wife 70 Hym'n schn'''eF' oooo
hi SO s,r iS2 n iSas;H Snd VIZ 70 nsr-' 6y!
s',f oos''' 4" 'eo"N ia'', VIZ. $1,000
Kai,l,f ii,rnae9. . Apss9..: KFanIcn. 400
Ie.a.d N',hac! io.s S9i "''e =, Jon" HOO
N'l ,@' "" o5. u, . ,il,S'.t, ~ & 1000
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recncnsSach'' Cias to II, Tiro G6Iran~S ina
1,s, c'Tr"'y o" s'a''' "'''F's'N > 1900
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sigl'.A3 Nr,'a T. Ne ,,s ny ' 10000
rro-1~-t-' . C9er';;'nGss'e ycairs ., 1900
.is' % coz coz o, s.,t yea- 10000
rr.r,,r~n Ca-oiioc T. et D. to George Yea.
4 ~
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" An NORMAN INST rounded ls6l,
b. l.. cor. Of West End-sve. snd Ilst-St. ,,,n,..
Principal. Mime. VAN NORMAN.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
r RVING SCHOOL. 20 WEST 59TH-ST.-Al depart
/ rients -Gynlnasium Playground. GEORGE r. COLE,
b. A. Louis u. RAY. NJ.
ID ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Noys), 81 Wet oJh'
L Lrcuar.~ aid bu-L.ossf primary ass
4 few pupils received into tho family. Now open.
Catalogue. ELMER l.. PHILLIPS. 4. VI Principal.
~ University GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1I73 Broadway.
u near 42d.st.-An depar ments Preparation for Yae
or laiVard az syecil rates boarding pupils received.
n. {. HENDRICRSON. Phi. ID.
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DR.. sTRoNc's sAwITARIUm,

popular rt-ort health. c.sagc. iess or recreation
au The Ilei s.cf,, electric b. D.. st'sil are
places sun.paro IromcAai' Oh IL t9f SUITS o. ICONS
Win baths. SalafNr4 Wt'"r-. age t' tF'lt. ui
ta'hs nd ain remedial 0lslan. ~ Turkish Ofd Ri-
sian ,h- un.nr1l--d a Ofcaa eegalce ant coI pletc
u.-s send ior illustrated or f.Ir.
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Eighteenth LdIon, posi- paid for 25c., q stamps,
m HE HUMAN HAIR; Why It tais ~
| T1rnt GREY and the Remedy. by Prof.! HAHl-ri
PARKEN A. IL LONU co. lob tIcnst rS 80 ra'
--1;ARORIiU'S Counts Secret File
~ ia Golden CLIQUE Widow Lciouse; N.lnats Pete.
Srope JaIhet SnarleyOw, pirate; mailed PRATT Loo
tl-xNc
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Musical Instruction

NJ ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE or nrSiC.
wi LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE or AMERICA.
Residence depaI tmen for dent students. Dudley
Buck Pres. Albert Ross ParsOns Nicc-P;rs.; II. w.
Greene. Secy ond treas.
~ and 81 East 1ith.s'. Nev-YorS
THE FAMOUS PIANO. VIOLIN AID oEGAN SCHOOL
y. Y. CONSERVATORY 10 East lbTII.SL.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

james II martshorne and another to Sidney q
n ,ss1n :5.5 +: Of 55:lsi @GNl0Q;
CLARENCE W Frsnc,. referee, to Charles Reich' Az
ctas1e @ltA,t 1905 {! TO i ss%t5s
s Of a5 and 99I ~ Mfo I20 Jerome 10
olss 2939 q Golq@S sasss n hSSy u
MsAs. 3 1907 to fdssrd
li Robes r, tG0 u rctFs 70 fht9dc toanoy
Coti-st loo II " Of sthayS, SoHloooi h'e "A
y2G-st. s. lido n OF 3th-aye, 20xiOV.2 Jan"s =,
Hs'9qnS s and Tt to p sarah to cofisus
72a.s Gn% So 3ol West Horace l. Motchiss % ~
Doy MFaD 80 s Isaac johnson Jastron 90
''f'Hats5 xf2Sl oscar " PtnaH and wife to
Mo nF9Gst M mt iya It Of i55d,t iey6o
Augustus Wit and wife. TO Adam Chl ana .
Na :. HSs. i b fS24SsrPes etc John D.oao.
$3.50 iIaa6 y Camp aud another. to Patrick l
raSt H mcpaEy 1904 Il Of Jcircr-ca;-t
eGIxioo Nathan NJ Goldberg to Pauline %
roNf s"tGN 30 sj3 Henry sils Gertrude
snae property; John Henry Campbell 70 Henry ~
3sth-,r $. 500 Q v Of Iot,.ays. 25yosoi Mary 6
alsiSt. 4a5 Wc.t John ) cameron TO Mary .
l2t a'i $50 ias s.. Mary Z Farrell to Mary
ttb.St " : 70 Z, II Of l0th-.: 25xsS; Safah -
Wr GIT to Philip Sonnet. ~
l2fth-~t u e. - q 50 ~ lst-9Ne, f'Nlu9 Ja.He' -
Rsvmosd ana wife 10 John beheutef,. .
.l-a,r ~ PUG; Max Donzig'r and "he U 81.
i47,s SS! Ue"' 2lao II :; Of ICth.ayc soygs
n \ Goodwin and Wife 70 William De -
ls! hog77'io. IS; 7; q 7,S.avr sA59i Jchn 80
ID Chat'eiler aDd another 70 Charles y Marin w.
oTfh-s, n f. 500 II Of Central PARK west IoN a.
100 II: BERTHA stern ~ Belle Nevberrr !"
is7thst ar posed p. 10 n " OF llth-1Ncy Z"A
100: il.Sandfr Burgess and vile TO James
Wilson ...-........ -. 49,, So.
is-fh.s; fnruDQsad :. 100 ft " of llih'3F' ~
100: Jamcs Wilson ind wife 20 Alexander Bur
u.l,i... -. 60 Allert snhol,k! % Dor sokoIsM-.
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

NJ 80 SO \. NJ, LID % 80 >lec.au 20 T. ~ 10
Tor Toms River. Barncgat Park, and BarneGa" '''
Tor Atantc City Vineland and Bird -eton 80 A. NJ
ror Monmouth Beach Seabrght and ii shand B IS n
100 3 10 II 30 A. NJ. 20, l:i5 100, 4 ~ r. -
SUNDAYS 90 \. NJ, 90 4. NJ. 80, %,
Tickets and prlorcer seats can be procured 81 = 81
Canal St 3l East 18th ST .S5 Columbus Az ana r -
West lo5th 81 New-lork 1913 Washington 81 ~ iS'
ton ST Brookyn. and - Bruadwsy VIII anlsbutf asa
West,Oti ENnr.ss Co. will call for and check pagsAs'
from hotel or residence TO destination
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For Young Ladies-Country.

u RADFORD ACADEMY.
ID For the higher educetion Of young women Apply to
Miss IDA {. ALLEN, Bradior1 Mass.
Il OXWOOD SCHOOL FOR Girls Ar OLD LYME.
~
Thorough WORK In English branches Latin Greek and
French college picpantOry all LIc conf u VI home APP
py 10 MRS. Il. D GkISWOLD. Bon l2j.
T. OLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, FORT EDWARD. y. Y.
" For young and girls sulerb modern buildings
and sppoln tnets tw~lVe teachers +2O per rates
proportional from dat Of arrival. sec Austnt@d c.a-
logue.
I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester, y. =
IL Home Church School Tor the management ana
culture Of young ladies 55l year bepns sept lG 1891
Write illustrated circular. MS C. II Curtis Principal
MISS TOWNSEND'S TOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
wi FOR GIRLS. 81 PARK Place. Ncwuri y. j.. Will
reopen September %.
{, r HILDAS alnOOL. Morrstown. Ncw-JeFsey.-
- Boa ding school FOR girls. Acdrss
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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REAL ESTATE
,,,cIyFcS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tn. letharey which has characterized the auction
market for the last few days stil continues ihero
, ai,. In the real estate market yesterday both uu'T
~,ro and both the plaintin in the pr.eeeulng
,Serer = Meyer offered No. IiO ThrdaNc.' a our Seld
III ,enerent house full lot. The property Nis
mnSer a lease aud sold the plaintln in The procedures
o n iiamett Co. offered full lot on hle'lltaN,T
~out1 Of Sxtyhirt.st. The painth was thc ouScl ''
III following private salc is reported Afhcr mgt
le.w.cn Union square and living Place. 5ONlOo;o, y"
iyate terms. This Is part OF the estate ~ lsaac o
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For Both SeXes-City
rJISS WARREN'S SCHOOL FOR GIlL.S.
Nl Primary Preparatory and Collegiate Depoi tnents
tl,s. for Rows l0o Wc- Slst-st
J,UT BFRIIT7 SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
/ Madison Square cor. 25th-st. and B'wsy).
Branches In the principal American and European cices
New t1TTu begins
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TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42DST.
$40 A. ~ % minutes ,a.lcr from the foot Of Frank
la-sC.l, Nidd"to"n, BloOnin6burgh, Port JefVis
Monticello MOun'indale Pittsburgh Ilb'rty, Lvings,on
Manor Hancock. tlrhoadale. Scranton Walton, Delhi
sidn = Norwich Edn eston, utica Rome Oneida Oswego
Ictiot hicagu aud pOuta West
ai5 4. NJ Cnmpb' Hal Lake Mohcnk and Mime.
wa,.ta Waikiki Valley stations Miidl"town, Blooming.
burgh Ernyil', Pittsburgh IImlcyNilr. Liberty Llv.
n ,tnn MGnOr.
l7OOp NJ, Mlddi. town Fasbnrgh, Liberty Living.
ston Manor Ro.kand walton sidney No wieh. oneida,
Rochester, Niagara Falls. ID roit Chicago
West. Pullman slecl"rs reclining char car free to
SUSPENSION Bridge.
Daily eli other trains daily except Sunday
Pullman drawing seats and seeping-car bertha
obtained at 393 Broadwav NewYork
J. O. ANDERSON. q. A., 50 Beoyer-st.. New York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

PhIaGe.pnlA fNprc,s. 100 7i5. 600. 10 90. II 80
Win DHins csr A. NJ go rs, 80 VII X P Sssa
Cur. 90. . 90, .: 90. 80 $50 T. NJ, ITO Hs a.
80, 8 80. WIT. Dining Caf. . 100, 600 l. NJ Ia"
baltimore and Washington Express daily al 90 IL ~
Wit Dining car 4. NJ. 80 3 60 D9.ng 0af' o"
Ior KcAtins NJ 90 :45. . as A. NJ. 90 Nv
c:lj 90 90 IS. 30 ?. NJ, - - might e1ess
Sat lrdaY asht sundays. 80 A. NJ. 10. 3 80. SV''
. 80 600 P. NJ. l2:i5 nlshs 100 ,N
% 90 45 r NJ. u Is night except Setuidy aga,
sunday, II 80 \. NJ | 10. 900. 20 T. NJ, LIZ
20 Portsvl- a. 90. 7:45. s:45 \. NJ. ! 90 10.
90 81 p NJ. - 10 night excerpt Satu dAi ngs ~
dan T. 80 4 NJ. 90 30. 90 =. II. T. - olsn.
For SuubuIy I<wlsbuig and W!lllam.pou at 90 ..
s:+. \ a.. 700 80 80 L. NJ. - Is nsn eAee,ss
sat. ray L-At. Sundays. 10 A. NJ. 90 +. NJ i-''
icr Eas,on Bot.l.haA. Allentown. Mluch ChEaS, Ss.
4 90 rs sij \. NJ. l 100 80. 10 30 2 Aug
town. T. VI. sunday. 80. 10 A. NJ. 90 $50 r Il
For NNke,lIrre. Ii..-,Dn and scranton. . - A. NJ
80 T.. " Surday-. 81 ~ NJ. "A
p. Iiigh Bridge slch. 500. II 80 A. NJ. y"
r NJ. sunday. 90 L. NJ. ,, N
f5r perrin kmboy al 80. 5 90 : i5, II 30 A. NI
I 80, zoo. -, 3:Ss' o:i5. 80 p NJ Sundays y"
For Atan;ic iIshlaaG,, $40 s:15. ll:so A. MyJ'%
F6r freehold, 80 5 10 II 80 A. NJ, 30, $780, o''
For Rid Esnk Long Branch and points sogh % p9 pS
Pleasant 80 10. Il 80 \ NJ. l;3o, - . ~ , S
3snk onlvl. 90. 20. B:i5 l.. NJ. SUNDAYS en'P"
ocean Grove ami AsburS Park. 300 \. NJ. % r -
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Danrins Afaormies.

A LtAANDER MACGREG0RS
"A los West 55t-st. Private lessons and classes in
dancing terms, &c. zee circulars
+ ERNANDos ACADEMY, Iee East 55th.st (Bank
Il Buldlng)-Classes new forming. AL the and
iashonaoie olAees AGeht rabidly. send fhr circular
~ 1EoRGE DoDwoRTH.
i. no. GSl FIFTH AVENUE.
Cas- and private lessons. Mems elias, commences
Monday Dec. jth. New Tuxedo "Lancels."
- EOkGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS Chamber Music Hail
" 51tl-st 7thave.. and Harlem, Nos so and 81 West
l20thst. Class and private tuition. See circular.