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Blue-grass blade., 1892-02-20

Our business not conducted by fakes and guessing schemes
The that's selling watch street corner for 81 90
and throwing watch show his generosity needs watebno
Buneo Steeres Dazzle Trcer and reen goods sb
always promise for investments Intel;oent
minds the racket and take any such bnmbe
is value that they hundred cents worth f GOODS
for hundred cash is what give the people Bnt a,
this sale o hundred worth at
Blue-grass blade., 1892-02-20

Cushing and Choate Were Dumb In the
Society of Women
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n u
Trains leave West 42d,t station, New.loFk as tol'
lows. and ten minutes earlier from t. West 18Th.
3.3O A. VI Daily loca 20 Albany and CstsAll Monn-
tans. Ike. sunday west OF OOeyman : Jc s.eepnS
ear New.York " Bloomylllc Sundays only.
7IJ 4. VI Daily local 10 Albany except sunday ior
oOO a VI Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse, Roches.
ter buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago eAeeR
Saturday for Toronto except Sunday for Saratoga
Carskli Mountains. New PATTI. Lakes Mshonk snd
Minncwaska. IHror cars - BIoomville and Ne" ialti
!1l3J A. VI Daily except SUNDAY, - tatsAll Noun.
" t,ins .PaltL, Lakes Mohonk and N.lueMaske Al.
bany Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George PArcr ears 70
Boornville saratoga and t1dwei
lis PVT Saturdays only Half Holiday Special " Cats.
Kin Mo "talns Iaror car attached. .,, A.,
Al IS n Daily, except sunday, TO Cat.kiI Noun.
ains ,w.iau. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnswasss,
"a 4 90 r. q, Daily except sunday. for Albany g.
5I5P. Daily To- Albany Montreal. Itica, syn.
GUS Rochester. Bufao, Niagara Falls Toronto De-
SSot C,a si LoS Scpt sunday for Nc wbure Al.
biny, saiatoga and Montreal. ,.,.. g.. p.o..,
sIJ y VI Dtily fpr Albany rfica, Syracuse, Koches.
tr Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Chicago,
o. I@ale. Brooklyn by Annoy; $1,000. 10 20
HuIhvERsTRAw LOCALS. 2A5 .s:i5 p; N.
NEWIil' RG LOCALS. 20. 10 Is a. NJ Il rs. 30,
!" a. d 80 ~ as p NJ.
ss.p%y E.; SGao X ~ ,s,o Ta' Toronto
.Dly. For tickets, tmr tales, pirlor and sleeping
car accommodations htoru alton apply Offices Brook
iyn. 1873 waShi gton-st. 72G tulton;.t Annex Office.
ioct g TGl,on:at Nv SH York CIV iaJ ~ s3' ys5
i-0'n'''' c." f. LAMEERT, General Passenger Agent.
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Grlp Wantco.
Eelnl Notices


COUTH FIFTH AVENUE AND BLEECK Err
- STREET supreme Court, city and County OF New
York Edwatd lIllson, plaintiff against Patrick II.
McManu~ aud others. defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure aud sale
date The an day Of july 1892 l. The undersigned Ref
Il The Exchange Salc,fpou. No. III HIoltway III the
CITY n Ncw.York md day Of August. ia.2. at ~
o'clock noon Of the slid day. BY j. Thomas Stenrns.
AuctIoncrf the premises said judgment mentioned and
therein described a, follows
All that lot. piece parcel Of end. with the
hulling- thereon erected situate lying and being
northweerlv corner ~ south Fifth ond Blocker
street in The Cty Of NewYOrk, and bounded and de-
scrbcd follows that j. % say: Convincing at the
conner the Intersection Of the westerly limo Of
south Tirh with the northcriy line Blocker
South fith Ay"nuo one hundred 600 feet thence
westerly line pa a with Blocker street tlrtywo
1927 and ~ inches thence sortt"rly limo
plfah with South fith Avenue one bundled 400 feet
10 sri noTcfy line Of Beeckcr street. and theme"
90 s,ery along the said nortcrly line VI ceckc Street
1hlrtytvo 1927 feet and three ~ inches D. the sa1
nortwcofly of south Fih tNcnuc and Blefckc.
Street e. the place Of beginning. Bine the premises
which we'd 10 tho said Patrick n. NcManu ~
IN eh Fiwaid Ililon and his W.T. bv deed GatNi Nav
18th 1890 and recorded IN Tho Office ~ the Hegi.'or
fnc CITY and County Of Ncw-York In Idber ,33i Of
Convey nces. INgc 1870.
Datc1 NcW-York. July Sfh 1892.
THOMAS D. Hustled.
So. - Referee
A'fv. for Plaintiff.
No 40 Nassau Street. fNorss UuildInc).
Ncw-York CITY.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND MISREPRESENTATION

Ia consequence impFO, ement being made At tio
foot Of Jai.-t the ferry AID passenger business Is
transferred from Jayst 10 the fefry-h0use 10
the Penn Railroad Company. ut the loot VI wet
18th st Tain, leave West 42d-st.
90 SI0 NJ f5 minutes earlier from the foot Of West
l3th.stl Tor Middlrtown Bloomlngourgh Port Jeryls.
Monticello Ellenyile Fal.sbufsh, Liberty Livingston
Manor Hancock. Carbondale sesnton walton n.hi'
sidney Norwich. Edms1n N w hon'' onea' o'"ss''
O:i5 g. NJ TO- Campbell Hall Lakes MohonT and
Mincwasl, Waikiki VALLEY stations, MddetoNn, Blooms
iasbHrgH TESnvIie Fallsburgh. Monticello Hurey>i.s'
ais p n. campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk ard Mime
49," v,itil Valrv stations, MddetowD, Blooming.
STSh EIlcnye Pittsburgh. Hurey,ile, Liberty, whibs
.on n" Middctnwn. Pittsburgh. Liberty. Liv
lnrstcn Manor. RocklaNd Walton. Sidney; Norwich
c.go and West Pullman secpcrs; seclining'chair cai
irf e Sodst 80 p. NJ. West l3thst, satur.
daT. only Tor Mddc9Nn Ba9mtr}senrgh' Eienwii,ls.
Liberty White Lake. l,ockland . s,
DAILY: al other troins daily cNctrt sunday ,.,,.
obtained at 1928 Broadway. New.nors 81,
T. G ANDERSON. q. l.. A, 80 BeaNer-st. New.fork.
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and devoted to benevolence, the reconciliation OF
enemies and the general Happiness and prosperity
OF all who were under his influence. OF dependent
upon him in any way. The biography i en-
trcmcly we'll written, and full of interest through
ont.
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Cost an0 foun0.

I OST.-Bauk-boot 40 .19 7Oi on Dry Dock Savings
IL rsnl. ANY person having claims upon said book Il
caAi upon present the same 10 The bank within thirty
said book VIII be declared cancel I'd a.d cx.
tlr .ush,d. and a new ore Issued In lieu thereof
OST stock Certificates Nos coz C3i ca GAG and
IL Cs2T O. N"w-York sd Honduras Rosltlo Mining
COMPANY 81 William H. Beers. Tor 100 shnrcj
Zach The aadcr viii please return tho .auo 20
WILLIAM H. BEERS,
40. $40 Broadway New.York Ciy.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

WITH Gnl als al. l:i; YS 49, VII WITH ESH sS
!; no ysl's ai?.is Sisi. '5 $50 With
q ~ WIN dnLag car. $50. $780, dining car. 900 y a-.
Addtsn@ train weekdays for baltimore at 600 IN.
r'i oi Ssll Hs aE i5a pesRs t
Ss s%adpy 90 20 ssGsPi naFr s. 49,
1915 night For sunbuy. Lewisbgrg end wiIlamsPo,5
via rhiladslghis at 7'S a. n lS3 .SS % s
Ias,op Bethlehem, AIle9tswn Maueh a. Chunk &C.
AlshoTg SUNDAY 40 7i5 "a a r.; LOO 'sa p; M
70 orS High TTidfs Branch and Lake IGPa,cOas. 600.
etS 100 $50 m o s9ns1ys "a 0l 10 IN
1.so 245 t'a 90 80 so 80 Si5. $50 p NJ
days 900. ll.3o a. m. 400 M
ALL RAIL route.
For Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands. 40 SIS. 11So
.. NJ. 100. 80. 0.i5 p m sundays olo a. III. t4Oo'
yof RED Bank Long Branch and points South 70 PCn.
sunday Kept Ocean Grove and Asbury ParS, ol5.
For LaseweOd Tom. Rve, Banesa and Barne
For Atlantic CITY Vlneland and Bridgeton. 40 O. m.
for Monmouth Beach seabrlch; and Highland Beach.
t3o is a m. 20 30 f15 p
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 8. N. T.. foot Rector St
For A n!S,b SAassS # % beash ssaoSs9'
a 30 3 30 y. n. Sundays $50 a NJ, / 90 y. m
EesFGq 90 ocean Io Ss A y PaE 80 and Point
For Rel Bank, g 40, Hoo a. m.; 100. S45. $50
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barneeas at $50
T Fci r Fro 3d. It T 100 20 sa5. $50 p m
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For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West
ERIE Lines,

SOLID TRAINS BErWFEN NEW.YORK AND
N kMx ST. FA s AN f5RSTsf ASS
STREAMS
Direct route to PassOic. Paterson, Tuxedo Newburs.
Mddetown Port Jeryis Monticello. White Lake, Homes.
dale, Scranton Blnghanton. Emra. Corning, Watkins
Glen Bath, Hammondspor, Avon Springs, Rochester,
Horlelsyilc. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Chauauqua
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati st. LOals, Chicago and all
po,nts West Trains leave NewYork foot OF Chambers.
a., as follows ana earlier from West o3d.st:
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
N m A. NJ. Daly--Vo Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
g. w Iakc Tariqr Car New. YORK BaGeIo., Sleeper
HornclisIe to Cincinnati. Connects At Port Jervis In
union station, except Sunday. for Monticello
yE~TIBTLE LIMITED.
~ no p NJ psly-So.ld tam for Chicago via Chautau.
3.UU qua lake with dIning ear to Chicago s!eepefs
" Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
.,o y NJ except sunday-Ior Bnghamton Homes.
3.3U date aud Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
q on p. NJ. Daily solid train to Chicago va Niasar.
DIV fa dls,. an. T 6,o,o ana cA RaU' sDc' to
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
- .,n p NJ D,lly-Via CAautauqus Lake ana Niagara
Buffalo. Chicago and Clnclnnau
FOR Port JERvIS.
WEEK DAYS-S u IN. y a. 10 80 a.. nl I D. m,
S 80 sapaaay go r. g. OsO m p 80 $40
FOR NEwRURG.
WEEK DAYS-9 q. m, 3;45 p. M, AS p. m. 80
w D. H., y III. Sundays-9 o. M, D. M. q 30 y. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION
NIAPS AND TIMETABLES I~Ay obtained from
wi ticket Also copies Of summer Homes"
tainng select list hotels board houses Sub.
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF New-York "Chau.
tauoua Lake Souvenir and summer Excursions"
rr,ICKErS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
l 4OI and g57 Broadway, chambers ond West 23l.st.
Ferries NewYorG; 1888 tulton-t Brookyn; l07 Broad.
way WILLIAMSBURG 200 HudsoISt HObOaen. and Jersey
CITY Erie Transfer company calls for and checks
from hotels and residences through to det nation
" l. KOpEKrS General Passenger Agent.
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Proposals.
T., CpITATT

ROpOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT
i rAyING BLOCKS AND TILES omce OF IN, ne
commissioners D. c.. WASHINGTON. d. c., IVY IVY
g. isl2-seaied prop,s9ls Will b. received au o11h
ohlcs unai Il O'CLOCK m. on Mondly p Iuy -o snd
Tucs BLANK forms OF proposals and spoclncatlon,
together with al necessary Information, can be- obahu
mi. orrc and only bids upon he> forms VIII I"
cred J. W DOr tLA>S j. w ROSS, w. ]. KoSoED'
Conmls D. {.
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Railroa0f

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interloc ktngSwltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dcsbrosses and COrtlandt streets
In Effect JULY 9th. 1904
THE PAST LINE. and r,,o, Car.
A ss s s' JEGan5 5 10
40 @ 9sy chosG ss' a 3 70, 10
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sssns S Sas s 4sSsI
"a !; :.sSs, e; 8:
n HsS1sSSss' s co sSni a Z, ivo
iE% sas sl5 D. no n mex. IA as, CHICAGO
IT. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Sass Xs,sSS ss fsss1s G'ts
s%0t % &C. cs Lc sns xmiss:
tinsiSnau 10 as m and ST. Louis 90 next
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS:
Zoo ta ysSaf sas a'nf
Coaches from New.YOrk to Chicago Arrives III CA'
cago 800 p m. next day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. pullman vestlbuls Sleeping Cx Eew He.
. pittsbgrg Chicago and Cleveland Dnins cars rive.
York to PHILADELPHIA and Pittsburg 70 Cesxo xt.,S
Connects sSS's ior Tsi 20 daily .ssss: SATURDAY
$50 ";ss ?:s Chez:
esSe.na 80 nspss 'ss
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
Il -
$50 r. M-puliman yestbue Sleeping Car, New Yors
Ss Snss11s %s%pA'4 II = hs$$i sn
s::5! co 20 s:a
sas "a Ssi:s an: o'
$500 p yaey E5 r Ssy6 VII
S tn Ksox1 rHis cSattsnes s and
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH's
1U.Io A. a.. wa.h,ns,on Limited kxpre:." ssi. r..
sea eng: CoacHes Dlnlngcas 70 Baltimore arriving -
s: lon: .ls T,st DAILY. I'm;
'4 80 K'D's, Trains: - ~
S1i5 and 81 80 D a. No. So 20 and 900 T. M
For ~ alaat5 dIt g. 80 weekday with through
70; Spps Nay 100 D. M Weekdays 1A'0Ds" D1"''
Bqss ASTy Err 10 9 &c Grove 'S go Psa
80 3:i0 $40 20 10 and : 700 p ~ MeeAaa vs. .
Saturday only, 80 IN. SUNDAYS, T. J;f2 >, ~.
and Is D (D6 not stop at Asbury PARK ana oc'~'
Grove Sund1ys.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA. , 49,
LAy'S, Ii az ia ~ Dans a. al sha
Limited. With 9tpinfSsr asS 4 SS u SO So S
80 and 8 W D. m. aud II Is might Accommodations
soS II, Hs q % Ina, : ssPdny'S Jr's'', :
200 90, 80, 90. 49, 800 80 and 90 p n.
Fer Time. Tables OF trains TO local points on the Pnn,y
RAJ Yss 2t h' sss gy III :, s
Htor House 13d.st and sth-ave. 1874 East ie5.hss.
psi CoumDIsaVe.. and foot of Dcss
6rosses ard COa1dt sts Cour';st $50 r, 70 E 81:
son.st. Brooklyn; rs Huds"n-st.. HoocScn; staaoa'
TIE Sew.York Transfer Company will call for and eh.es
~TTSS - PC1H T. r. WOOD
General NAaarer General Pass'f Agent
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New-York and Long Branch Railroad
SUMNER SCHEDULE.


For Ped Bank. Long Branch Ocran Groye, and Asbury
Para Slrnx Lake aud Point PlcI>ant.
Trains leave
Zoo; COftlanGt Jnd DrsbrO-scs sts.:
80 30 10, 10 90 (cNpreS. A. NJ. II noon, 20
SATURDAYS only 80. 10 leNprcs-. 40 (exress
cent rcd uinkl 20 lcx.ir"ss) 3 10 90 L. NJ. sun.
d,vs 10 o As \. NJ, Is i. VI.
70 Libertv-s'.
20 slg 10 60 II 20 A. NJ. I-Nprrssl 70 Saturdays
saivi ! 20 a. $3.50 tcNprc.,,. 90 80 teNnr'ssl
3: 80 G:IJ r. NJ sundays. 9:I5 II 80 y. NJ, T.. NJ
Sunday trains 10 not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
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~ ROpOSALS FOR A HEATING PLANT

ID RtPO-AlS / VA ~ llIsh Inv i I.h-N
i WATtkVLIEr ARSENAL NfNi TROY. y. \"
June IS is93 -seacl proposals, in trpicne, VII De Re-
ccivcd ~ th- Arsenal until II o'clock on Thur-dly
July a. 1892 for furnishing and INSTALLING iiearhY
plant in the Army Factory at WattrNllct Arsla
Tho t,oVcrament On" right 10 reject an or ay
proposa. or parts thereof Specifications and an ott
informati on can had applir alton 70 Lieut. - H.
pAKKER Ordnance Department, U. ;. A. 'ommahuln-'
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Arm OnpllrQIloNn.

1.-THE III HUMHN HAIk; Why It Falls Of /;
Tg,ns drey and e. e EeT 70 n ~ p,J HA xxx.
"Every one Should cad this little book "a thenaeum
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
DAILY EXCEPT SLNDANs.

Leaves Dcsbrossesst.. 10 p M SaturIays, % N.
D West 22d.st. 80 p m; Saturdays. p. m. for
D,,ySToNS WEST POINT CORNWALL. NEWBURG
sfw.uAMBURG MILTON POuGHkEEPSIE. HYDE
PARK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Station foot OfLibcriy st.,NOrth River
Time Table in eject Juae 70 1892,

Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON j-HOUR FLYER. DAILY 1870
A. W. PHILADA FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY
aPM SCRANTON EMPRESS EXCEPT SUNDAY,
S;lJ 4. NJ, s;I0 y. VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
VI.
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
Rules for sailing swimming, ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding &C.: &C.: In full 81 pcf
cov Published by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain
Ing and universally compllmented BIZ the press.
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A -NhW-IAVEN. 75c.
y. EXCURSION good 8 daysl, 81 20.

A NEW HAVEN. 75c.
n. EXCURSION good days., 81 %.
au~mers c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip Pier %. f. Il, m, and IL 30 m. Satur-
DAYS aud Sundays l. p M connecting at New aN On with
sneclsl train MERl DEN. HARTFORD SPRING. IELD
IiGfYORE Re. Through tickets sold and bngR1g" Checked
a. 9si u oadway. NewYork. and Court-st. BooAlyn
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Steamers KAAT-
" kKSk Ill. and CArSKlL Lii leave every week day
n, q u m. from Pier ~, foot OK West llth-st.,
Meeting with Catski Mountain and aro H. X Directory
Of summer hotels and boarding houses free pier nailed
~ any address by w. J. HUGHES Trtas Cat-klll N. Y
HUDSON AND COXSACKlE BOATS leave
1 every week day AZ D. from Pier ~. foot Of West
tlth.st connecting with loston and Albany Il X.
II OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land
ings-seamers JAMES w. BALDWIN and WILL
IAN + EOMER. DAILY at o'clock. From foot West
10Th Street Pier 49, y. Il. SATURDAYS. o'clock r. NJ.
- AMSDELL LINb.-Steamers leave Pier "a,
III Il fooSof inst. for Cranstons West Point
Cod SpfnR Cornwall. tlsnkin Landing and Ne~burs
week DAYS D. m. SundAys a. 10. -
V,ROY BOATS
Steamers Sar,toss and City OF Troy leave Pier 40.
n H. foot Wes. o,h.ot. fslly except saturday. o. p n
Coancct trains for North and East Sunday steamers
Souch ~ Albany
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PEOPLES LINE

Steamers DREW and DEAN RI lIMOND leave old
por Al y l.. foot Clual-st., at .. daily. sundays
excepted connecting with eApr S trains for Saratosn,
Axe George and all Adrondac points. Leave brooklyn
via Annex loot Ful,on-st, , ,. NJ. Saturday nisht
steamer connects with sunday nor Ing tram for Saratoga
and Lake George
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1ustrntilon.


For Young Ladies-tity.
A CADENIC CLASSES FOR GIRLS. 43 Wt-ST f!Ili.
Departments ind ,dual Instruction. Special attention
~ college prcpal alton Resident students ,>,,
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN Normal School. 30 50
"A Wost I'D st. and 80 Burlct-st. T.. Oange, y. j.
Tventynlmth year b~gn~ sept = sumner ,'a-On every
year teachers AID children boarded. Emily NJ To-. Pfn.
d OAKDINa AND DAY eCHooL FOR GIRLS. No 6o7
- 5tn-ave Roy. Dr. and Mrs Chas. H. ',ddntf fTInct
Al ADEMOlSELLE Victims
w SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
l75 West 73dst. fe-opens Oct. g.
kindergarten conducted in French.
Special building being constituted lCo aud l62 West
ftthst. Will be occupied Nov. /.
M ISIS sPEHCFs BOARDING AND d. SGHOo1. for
lNI Girls Primary, Academic and tol' % Preparaofy
cation. West 4Sth.st., Nepfoik.
NJ Iss PEEBLFS AND MISS THOMrSON'S
WI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80 and "a East 57th.st.. New-York,
address until Sept lst care OF j. Kennedy Tod Co.,
NvIsS SUSAN NJ. VAN AMRNGE Boarding and Day
WI School for Giils Primary and al ahetd depr'neV'
100 tAst 3oth.st, near Parka'e.. New'foIk
4, ,MMER KINDERG ARTEN training class for yong
= ladies. Begins July I2h. fr0e6c! system. Address
Mrs ELLIMAN. 1885 Broadway. Ne@.lofk
rNHE MISSES ELY's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
rAte Of Columbia Heights. Brooklyn,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th and Seth Streets NETWORK.
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NORWICH LINE.

or boston aud all points North and Fast Direct rout'
0 Nl.W.LONDON, WATCH hill BLOCK ISLAND
ioKwICH aud wQKc ESTER steamers leave Pier 20
'rrrY daily Sunday excepted, at 80 p. m. Tickets
nd satcroo1s secured az principal tckc Offices In New
York BROOKLYN Jersey CITY Pier 90 and on steamers.
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STQNIN GTON LINE.

INSIDE oE Ely blEE 2 b SSSStt3%6 H6SFRTE ~
NAnHAGANsErr rIER AHD WA1IH IN NIX NV.
HiNIPsIIRE leave new Pier 80 y; T. one block 9heys
ianarst at 30 p. m. daily, SUNDAYS lNtLuDED
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For BOYS and Young Men-Cit.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL Introductory to foil college exami.
= nations. begins August 10Th. Scientific. ClsSsca !.
Electrical Engineering j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS.
Ph. D. G:5 MadisOn.aVe.
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,. 1873 Broadway.
u near ,2d. st-56th wear. Summer classes.
n. e. uENDRICkSON. Pm. D.
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For Both Sexes City.
XH1ALwORTH COLLEGE-Stnographic ana onmeIclal
w 1851 East l25th.st NewYOrk-Open entire year
separate instruction separate ladies' department; head
quarters Munson's photography.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FENEI.ON.

LES GpANDs ECRIvAINo FRANCAIS. FENEL0N
Par Paul Janet, Dc Llnsiitut. lGmo, PIP, "ob
Paris IIachette et Cae. New York p. W. ChrStcrn
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-14
POWER OF MORAL INFLUENCE.

There are comparatively few
people in this busy world of ours
who properly estimate the value of
moral influence, especially the in
auence Of the older people upon
the younger generation. The man
or woman who goes out fishing or
hunting on the Sabbath may be so
busy during the whole week that It
is impossible to get away for any
recreation without serious loss, but
they are setting an example to
their young friends that may do
them great harm. The habitual
and often unthoughted desecration
of the Sabbath by grown.up peo-
pie has a very demoralizing in
huence upon the younger genera
ton. 1t begets within them an
idea that the Lords day is a day
to be observed or not, as occasion
seems to dictate. Young peoples
ideas OF the sacredness Of Sunday
and their reverence for the same is
largely due to the influence of
older people. Moral influence is
the great power that has always
kept the evil element of the world
in subjection There is no est-
mating the moral power of one
mans influence. Away among the
Rocky mountains it is said there Is
a spring so small that single COW
on summers day could drain il
dry. 1t steals its way along down
the mountain sides and through
gorges until it emerges into the
beautiful Arkansas river Thence
it stretches away hundreds Of miles,
leaving on its banks more than a
score of towns and cities and many
hundred cultivated farms and mag
nifcent orchards, and bearing on
its bosom halt a thousand steam
boats. Then joining the Missis-
sippi it stretches away some five |
hundred miles more till it falls |
into the great emblem Of eternity
1t is one Of the great tributaries Of
the ocean which is obedient only |
to God. So with moral influence.
At first rill, then riYulet, then
a mighty river, and by-and by an
ocean, boundless and fathomless.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-14
THE PERMIT LAW A BAD ONE

The recent enforcement of the
permit law in Cooweescoowee
district and the consequent inn
posing of a fine upon several in
dividuals has created no little stir
and led to the discussion OF the
question from various standpoints
1t is generally conceded were
every one who is guilty Of a viola
ton Of the permit law to pay a
fine Of fifty dollars there would be
no lack OF funds on which to run
the government. It's also quite
a question with many as to whether
it is really expedient for the Cher
okee government TO raise revenue
by tax on labor. The Cherokees
have abundant means to run their
government without a permit tax,
and the money raised by the per-
nit tax never has nor never will
amount TO much toward defraying
the expenses of the government.
Every one is aware that very lit
tie Of this money finds its way into
the national treasury. The most