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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
Gelp Uanteo.

WANTED attractive ladies TO sell wealthy
w families physical culture apparatus kno"n'
WHITNEY GYMNASIUM CO. Rochester ~ y
,xT United states Army, a6is -oooIeo
w unmarried men, OF 81 and 80 years
good pay rations clothing ana medical at,endancs sp
10 furnish satisfactory eNiiehc 10
IN are character habits. Apply az i46 Park ROW.
or ii Abingdon Square Newlork CITY OF I'll Fultohs"'
Br0QklYu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

A voh,ms OF "The Wit ana WISDOM lm' s -, !
Lamb" Compiled by E. D. North. VIII snors
a~ded n the Putnam's pretty little hi'A'' ''
>cppp~t Ssres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

r, oMPETENT sTENoGRAPHERS .,,,.
4 register name and qualifications with our shsSss
% either party. WyCKoFE; SEAMANs HtNEo6>s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Concerning Alphonse Daudet the BOOK buyer
.-. tho+ HE favorte novelist is Balzac, and his
Sayonte poet Shakespeare, whom he reads IN victor
Uugo,s translation lie is man versed In the ancient
tongues. and superntended personally the studies Oh
his eldest son, reading the Greek and Latin classics
With him. Mn. Daudef did the same service 10
tbcir vouncer son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
THE ACADEMIC YEAR WILL BEilN IN AID iHf
SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS ON MONDAY WI o.
EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS
For entrance and for delinquent Students sChooL W
ARTS AND SCHOOL OF MINES, sept 2G-Oct l; Tor
entrance Oct and advanced standing Sept 2o-ocs
l. SCHOOL or LAW
For entrance COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GFONe. Sept 27.29 (Regcnts eXamination).
MATRICuLATIoN DAY SCHOOL OF POLITICAL
sCIENCE and SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY. Oct J.
The Treasurer will be at the college buildings 4sthst
AMI Madlson.ave oct /, 70 receive mauicuation and
tption fees On the date fees for the College OF
pbvscians and Surgeons Will be received at 4S7 West
59th-st.
SETH LOW, LID President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Mr. Ercude is quoted as saying that 81 r sn ar
ne has knsvn, only two, Tenpyson ana Sasn h
ukay TO live. "Ths people nave y, ,n'dav
ADA are far more interesting than tnese Vi Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

The characters Of Stevenson's "Kidnappeu 49,
reappear In his forthcoming David Baiiour 49,
Brock win be there, grown to mahhoou' - ,o
STORY begins in scotland, and Is thence
ri, aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
BUILDING A STEAM YACHT.

a steam yacht for John H. Iianan. Of this city. Is
being built ut sealury's yards ut Nyack She Is
TO be ia feet al. $50 feet on the water line
90 feet beam and feet dnnshi. The keel Is Of white
oak as are also the stern post, stem post and dead
woods The frames OF steel yellow pine ana
white oak will lie used for the plankinS. There Will
be five steel bulhhcads arranged as To divide the
vessel into wa,cr-tight compartments. There viii he
two connecting stateroOmS for the use OF the
Abaf the owners Is the saloon extending the
full width of the boat and III feet long. This l.
arranged with bookcases tables piano. writing desk
open fireplace buffet. etc. 1t Is furnished In mahOg
snv panel work Abaft the saloon al" five s'atcroOms
finished I'm cherry. Each statrrOOm IS supplied with
hot and cold water. and thcr" several bathrooms
on hoard. The yacht will bc lighted by electricity
There Is an after deckhouSc which can lie used ar
smoking room, and d forward dcckhonsc. which will
be- used MS a dining room. The Lighthouses are buli
Of solid mahogany and have large plate glass windows
The sacht will he launched May ], 1898. Mr.
Ianan intends making trip 10 tile Columbian Expo
eltiOn Chicago In her. An electric launch - feet
long will be- carried by the yacht. Seabury Co
are the designers as well as builders of The net"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
STERN BROrBERS WINDOWS DRAW CROWDS.

Everybody who passed along Twenty -third'st yes
tcrdav PAUSED 10 look at the beautiful show-windo"s
OF stern Brothers enlarged and renovated dry ana
fancy goods store, between Fifth and sixth ayes
In these windows great sevres vases ana
beautiful specimens OF Crown Derby ware lhere
were also laces and rare fabrics heavy with EN-
brodery. The building occupied by stern broth"Ts
has been enlarged. and now covers sixteen CITY
lots and Is six and seven stories in height. The
spaces between the counters are wide, and every
thing IS on the most liberal scale. large dome OF
glass gives abundant Hight on the ground moor
Elevator machinery OF the most approved pattern
has been put in. There are eight passenger ana
ten freight elevators OF different sizes communicating
with the saesrooms and the stOrerOoms The electric
light plant supplies 1900 lights. The pneumatic
tube plant for the cash system IS said TO be the
largest ever constructed. Among other improvements
which have been added Is fine lunch room ior the
employees TIE new vestibulc 0! the store Is a
source of pride 70 the owners. and well 1t NAV be-
FOR II Is beautiful with carved woods. electric lgh
and tesselatcd pavemrnts The work on the I'D
dItion and on the other Improvements was com
ple,ed saturday and the entire store was thrown
open YESTERDAY The firm Is exhibiting a Iot
Of goods for the holidays. and ccntlcmens furnishing
goods. leather goods. fans and fancy lewelry MAKE
The great store most attractive place. one ''
partment IS devoted 10 furs and fur garments ana
al one side of the store is a department splendid
with costly briCa-brac. Altogether m" estaDl 81
mont OF stern Brothers Is exceedingly Interesting
and beautiful place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
or1B1N7JNg METHODS TO BE STUDIED
THE BOARD OF TRADE WILL SEND OUT LETTERS
OF INQUIRY.

TIE BOARD OF TRADE WILL SEND OUT LETTERS
OF INQUIRY.
Tn. committee OF the Board Of Trade ana i'aHs'
portatlon on National Quarantine has decided 10 snu
on, letters n mayors Of seabOard and lake CUES
governors OF states health officers ana other persons
having expert knowledge on the subject ashl"s ior
opIpions on the proposition 20 establish Natlohai
Quarantine The replies will be collected ana pup
lehcd and r. as IS expected the opinions laVoF me
work being done by the National Government recon-
mendotions TO that effect will be made TO the rext
session Of Congress.
The secretary Of the state Board OF iIhue Ses'e''
dav sent To senator Chandler. the chairman OF the
Senate Committee on immigration, copy OF the
resolutions favorng a National Quarantine aoop'eu
bv the State Board three weeks ago.
II Is the plan Of the Quarantine Committee OF the
New York Board which is composed OF Oscar . S'raus
Joramiah Fitzpatrick Edward II. Cole Elias ~. DE
Lima and Ambrose snow. to make thorough IN
vcstigatIon OF the quarantine administration OF foreign
counties the present quarantine eystems IN fofce III
the United states, the cost Of the service. It's erect
ON commerce. and the best method OF improving II
The Committee on immigration, composed OF Jd"es
a. seymour, G.. Waldo Smith. Morris =. Wise. 1homhS
B0rrcit and Robert We'll, has held several meetings
10 consider sets of resolutions. one lntfNNuc'u
bv Mr.. Wise, favoring restriction OF Enumeration anu
III. other by Mr. seymour asking Congress 10 CON
committee IL agreed on the desiraohty OF restricting
immigration but there Is difference OF opinion con
cerninC the second proposition. Another meeting
viii be held on saturday to consider the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
LORD DUNRAVEN ON YACHTING.
THE AMERICAS CUP FREELY DISCUSSED.

HE THINKS TIE EMBLEM SHOULD BE FOR ALL
TIME THE BLUE RIBBON OF THE SEA-
"The North American Review" for December. pub
nshed to-day, contains elaborate and Interesting
article BY the Earl OF Dunraven international
Yachting" In which he estimates the value OF the
English pleasure feet to be nearly s5oOoO.OOO.
at finds employment" he sass, ." for some 5000
or 1000 at sea, and for many thousands more
engaged In various Industries upon shore. OF the
tonnage and value OF yachts sailing under the Stars
and stripes. and of the number OF hands employed
In them have no means OF forming accurate
estimate, but no country IS richly endowed by
nature with facilities for yachting as the United
States, and In none has the sport established Itself
more firmly in public estimation"
After slight sketch Of the history OF international
racing, Lord Dunraven considers the Americas Cup
and its relation the yachting OF to-day and OF the
future. lie depores the fact that the cup should
have produced so little serious competition. the
reason for which he finds In the fact That the
difficulty of devising satisfactory conditions and the
necessity for doing So II sport Is be Insured have
never been sufficiently recognized by the present
holders OF the cup.
Without pretending to examine into the deeds Of
gift Dirutely lord Dunravcn points ont that for
reasons they have been objected to by yachting
In England-the last deed being apparently open 10
criticism In especial way on account OF the di-
mansions clause. "No challenge" Lord Dun
raven. lever Ia. BEEN made will be made under
the terms OF that deed II Is impossible TO conceive
Of two opinions diametrica ally opposed than tho @
OF English and American yacht;men regarding it. and
II the views OF The Ncw-Iork Yacht Club are un-
changed and unchan eesbIe and representative OF
the yachting world Of America international raing Is
as far a, America and England are concerned. at a
deadlock II would be thousand plticS to let that
cup fall into oblivion. 1t has attained position and
nOtOreiy that make IL sins'arly the trophy to be
held by presumably the best facing vessel in the world
That II has not produced more hequent and keener
contests IS much to be regretted. aud no would
rejoice more than II II could BE- placed In Il position
so satisfactory 10 stimulate the activity and ambition
OF yaclsmen on both sides OF the ocean aud sh0uld
come 10 be recognized for al time the llue ribbon
OF the sea-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
ASSIGNMENTS and JUDGMENTS.

William H. sancer icw"llcr. nj No. 19o Fifth av,.
made assignment ycstcrday 10 Charles Kuhn, jr.
giving preferences for SASH. Of which IL G42 Is
Kuhn. Duegfinger IL Co. and S3,oc7 10 NJ Fox q Co
Deputy Sheriff Mul,aney has taken charge OF the
factory OF NJ Beck & son. manufacturers OF pictur.
frames at No. 'sl second-st.. on all execution for
S4.GI1. tie firm having confessed judgment for that
amount 10 Nunetic lIeck
The Sheriff has received attachment for 81 75G
against Drsooll Brothcrs lumber dealers at St John
n. r.. FL favor OF Alfred J. Murray. who acted rs
their sales agent here. TO- advances commissions and
payments on their account. The Sheriff has levied
upon accounts due the firm.
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution fol
$2s545 against Gu tavnS A. j. Millir r,llord owner
of No. 20 r'atway. In fav OF sumner r. Du h,m f,r
damages Ia failing To unil contract build the cts
and Park Railroad between Altoona and Holidays
burg. Penn. in consideration NJ obtaining the con
tract Durham was 10 receive 80 coo Of fist mortgage
bonds and $4,000 In stock OF the raiUoad company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Delaware. Inckawnuna and Western IT, u
s,o,io,. In New. ork foot of Barclay and Chrsopn"
SHORTEST LINE. NE>riBtLEp THAiNS'


Direct r?utc {" M ~" a.t Il, Irnaids,lle. B..x.
ins Ridge, Madi'oa. MornS'oTT9; pa'i'I LAKE
HOPXTCoNG. IiackcttstSwp - h%9pdEfs tMSJp oS'
WATER CAR SrtOt D~n, H., 70 ono MonntlSbgrr,,
StfrNNrON PiTTSTON. WlLKEsbAkRE. NANIl
S tTos.i ~ BlS1GiAMToN OXFORD XoKWlchs wate.
ViIir IfiCA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS ,ort!tni
sYRACuSE, oswEGo iIHAGA, oWLEG;o EI MI :!
po.ntS " e., 4, ktiiW -! AND sOrriMtSr:v
400 A. FFALO, UTICA and OsWlHo IN.
i@liIsSS. ruiimsn parior cars. Connects at Bn1ao
with train Tor Chicago. arriving 40 A. 10. neat
,.sO e. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. stops at prnci'
I.J0 p. Vi. STANTON, BINGIIAMToN and Ell
I:tO i. M.-sCRANT0N, wILkEsBARRE and PLYM.
oIfIII EXPRESS. Pullman lanor cars. -
1880 =. VI. (Ds y).-nUFFNO LIMITED ENPKEss.
Pullman seepers. Arrives at : - a. NJ ..,r.o
300 T.. VI. daily; -BUFFALO. UTICA and oswE"o
EXFRtssS Pullman slecpcfs. . ...., . o..
IiCkElS aud PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81 ~
Murmyst and f2e Erah"ay Inm's ~ rirl S,auSns
I'VE Ncw.York 1913 Washington ST.. 7?6 Fulr1n it. and
AS Bedford aV-.. BrooL Time tab e. giving full IN
formation. ut all statio'
WFSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY W. call for ana
check baQcae" from hotel rcslGcn'" q Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
REAL ESTATE.
Ar THE EXCHANGES.

Yesterday dull day in the reai e'''e n', ,oo
r., -, only TWO auction both OF which were
undo, foreclosure Peter +. Meyer offered No w W.
s.y,vfourh..t .our.,tory sone.:ront house on ,O'
,-x1oo IL sold TO the pa.n,h IN The proceedings o'
uaraet. { CO. offered plot o' land on ,ony9SS
ave north II One.hundicd and hirtv,iehl
,,rn,r through Mott Haven Canal, The ptOtssr .,
adj ,rent that incent.y sold by tni- nm Or Wy ~ ~,
-. F<clanre. 10 -oId to Church T. Ga;es ~ ''
+l3 COO. ..o,od. Crrile Car.
,ca, IA. sod Phclnn J. Nc ID rrao.I ~
on Fiehty.eiqhth.st. and Madison-aNe IN" Pi''' -
+Jl 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
DrSrGyArFD BY GOVERNOR FLOWER.

Albany. Nov. Ex-Governor Flower has red"''e-
mated from January ] Francis 4. MacOmbcr as ASso-
ciatc Justice Of the General Term for the HIN Dc
parment OF the supreme Court and John r. Putnam
as Associate Justice Of the %cncral Term for IN"
Third Department. He has also, at the request "i
chef Justice Van Brunt, red"signated Miles Beach,
OF the New YORK Common Pleas. and Charles II.
TriaX ~ the superior Court ~ New ork. 10 hold
speCol terms and Circuit Courts OF the Suprom" Court
for the First Judicial District during the year 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. T. [. a II. Il. XIX. TO. IFNNCH
Train. leave West 45d ST. station, NcwlUrA. fol.
,, aud ~ minutes carrier. from H. Franklin y. Il.
:,,3O \. M.-Daiy Tor N"wourgh Kingston. Albany
iail, ~. sunday, west %. tu'l mail j.. ,
,tS A. M.-paily for Alblny eNcrpt Sunday, Nonre1l
bis 4. M.-Day for lany I, ;ira syracuse. hoches
BuIap. Nihgita rms prif"lt, Nhi'd-o, except
~aturlay Toronto -,
1i35 \. VI. -Dhy, except Sunday. Tor Albany and
100 r. w. Daily. except sunday. for Albany.
s.IT 4, Vi. paiv for Albany, Montreal Uuca, Syra.
De-, 1.r E"rhc,t'r Buffalo. Mag Falls. Toronto De.
t,olt Chicago, ST Ioul>
6iO T.. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for NewbuTsh. Al.
","nv saratoga and Montreal
tSp NJ Dav for Albany, tea. Syracuse. Eoches.
,"r imiiao N0gua Falls. Toronto Detroit, Chicago.
u fVrKSTENw LOCALS. AS, - rs p. NJ.
NEWBL ltG LOCALS, . ;.u 10 10 A NJ, 'l;l5 30.
z 10 u 30. III / NJ
SlrenIng ear, for Buialo, Maya Fails. Toronto.
nctroit' Chicago, all through trims.
sDaiiy. For tickets time,abeN. parlor and shopping
car accommodations OF information apply Offices: BROOK
iyn sSs Wa.hln gton-st 12G fultoi.st. Annex ,.cc.
tont nj Fultcn-st; NCw-Yogk city 81. ll3 COB 49,,
o. broadway. ii3 Bo~ery. 81 last iithst % weet
c. +. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
The SUPPLEMENTARY TRIAL POSTPONED

Assistant Dstr1ctAttorney Macedonia consented yes
lcrday 10 an adjournment Of the examination IN the
case Of Robert Neville. accused Of aSSauHng ;. :
Rowland at the horse show. John r. Abney. Mr
Nevilles counsel desired the adjournment. The trial
will be had at the Court OF Special sessions on N0nhaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Nem pnbllfallons.

Eieh.ecnth Edition post paid. for CSC. 0, stamps
TN liz HUMAN HAIR Why it Falls Of
/ Turns Grey. and Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ LONG 4 co. lob Arohst, Phils Pa.
LIVERY should rad this llttle book "-Ahens cum
fOC.-BAB Ballads. Macaulay'S Essays, On
~ golisly Legcud, CrucF sh1nk's llrsra;ion> Mar.
lows Fau.is VolDircs Candidate Johnson's Rnsscos.
Utopia. PRATT, $50 Cth-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Erie LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BFIWi.l-N Nl.W YORK AZ
,niCAGO. VIA CHACrAUQUA LAKE OR
NIAGARA FALLS. An ENCHANTING PANo
= RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
Dire, route to Psssaic Paterson. Tuxedo. Newburg.
Niddlctown. FOR, Jeryis Monticello White Lake. Homes
dale scranton Bnghomton. Elmra. Corning Watkins
Glen narh, IIammondsport Avon Springs Rochester,
ornelsyillc Buffalo Magma Falls. Toronto. ChautauQna
Lake Cleveland. Cincinnati. Innls Chicago. and all
points west leave NcwYork, foot OF Chambers
Il As follows. and nve minutes West 23d-st
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. NJ Uany-Nia Niagara Falls 3nd Shautan9ua
J.UU Lake. rarlortCar NewloIk % Buffalo, Sleeper
linrnrs,lle 10 Cincinnati ConncAs AZ Port Jervls in
Union station. except sunday. for Monticello
vESTIBILE LIMITED.
- m p N. Daly-Solld train FOR Chicago via ChaWau;
c.UU qua Lake. Secpers to Chicago Cleveland ana
MOUNTAIN ENpRE~S.
- Oh l.. NJ. except Sunday-tvr Binghamton, Homes.
DOW dale md Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TIKI NIX ENTREES.
y Oh T.. NJ. Daly-Solid train to chicago Wa NiagAra
O.,1U rails and Grand Hunk Railway. Siccpcrs TO
linlialo Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
- Oh p NJ. Daily-Nia Chauauqud Lake and Niagara
S.')U Falls. Solid train to Chicago. slcepers TO
buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs
w 80 =. M. 80 p NJ 80 p NJ 7 p H., 5 80
H. M Sundays-9 a. m. =. M. g 70 y m. 80 D IA
FOR NEWBuRG.
xuEEK DAYS-9 M. 3 ~ y M - p. m. G 30
p r. S %%b 'r2aMSXS AIGo%% " tIoxs at
/ lOl and 9j1 lh"ldwaf. chambers ana West 2d u
FcrrI,s NcwYork 3j3 Fulton s. BROOKLYN 100 Hudson
AZ iIobo On and Jersey C.N station. Erie Transfer Com
many call, Tor baggage from hotels and resi-
a,uccs through to destin1ti0n
ID /. ROBBERS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River:
Time Table In effect November 1874 1902

Trains leave via
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO. AND CHICAGO EXPKEss DAILY
'nCRiNTOS EXPRE->, EXCEPT SUNDAY, Sis
A. ST., 1890 T.. W.. 3.lJ p. VI, 1870 =. VI.
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the West.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively, nsurtus Cieanl.
aud comfort.
Al 10 a. No. 80 p. N. sundays, is m, 80 m.
For La,ton 20, rs a. NJ. l. 80, Is, 34j 5l5,
80 p. III. sundays 100 u.s. III 90 q m. 4:io 80
For b. thlehem. Allentown and Msuch Chunk 100,
IL, Il 80 u Is except Nagch Chunk), 5 AS, 5l5,
80 D. IN. Sundays 90 5 10 ii 100 a. m, 40 80
For Pottsy1le rs m II 80. s:+o D. m. Sundays.
II 30 "a n.
For HaleIton. sl5 a. m y 80. BIAS. 4 80 D. ~ Sun.
day. 3 Is IL 90 a. m. 80 p. N
Fr points IN the Mahanoy coa region st Sis n,
~ 80 3 - y. m Sundays. rs, IA 90 a. m.
For Wilkesbarre, P1ttston and Scranton, is . n.
10 20 -. 30 p. Sundays, except seanon. s;ie
For Einira 5 rs m. ~ 80 1880 p. m. Sundays.
8 is a. IN, Z 80 y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
FOR LAKEWOOD,

=, An III, 4 NJ 80 - 40 special. 20 +. NJ.
io9 Toms i;,er Barnegat PARK. and Barnesat go
For Atantic city. Vireand. and Bridseton. 80 A. NJ
For Manmomth Beach scabrisht Highland Reach.
4 40 : IL II 30 \. NJ, 80. :ij 100, 20 r. NJ
SUNDAYS 90 \. NJ. 90 l. NJ go oax
lcots and parlorcar seats can be procured az u =
o6l as 3s5 9i2 40 broadway % Murray 81, IS
canal ~ n East l4th St. ~ Columbus Az ana o.
Wr,t le5rh ST. New York 1873 Washington -, ~ fu
ton 81 Drooklvn and "a Broadway. Wiilamsourg
Wcs,coit Express 60. will call for and cheek oasgsss
f,,r, hotel or re- ii,nce 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

At the sherHs ONCE IL was said that many JUDGMENTS
had been received OF various times against MI Mor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
NEw.yORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY.

YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
TRAINS LEAVE WEST l2D.Sr.
$40 A. NJ % minutes .aslic iIon the foot Of frank.
,n.stI Tor Miqdl town, Bl0omingOulgh Fort Jer.Is
Monticello Mountaindac fa>bur gh. Lbrty, Livingston
Manor Hancock. torbondal,, scranton. Walton Delhi.
Sldn ~ Norwich Edme>ton Utica Rome. Oneida. Osw
Bis T. NJ. Campbell Han Lake Mohon& and Mime.
wasNa Wallnil Nnllry Ntto"n Mdd,, t'", bioom,ng
ing i Manor.
F,,OOp N. Mddctown. FallsbnrCh Liberty. Living
Manor. Rockiand Walton. sidney. Norwich Oneida,
Oswego Rochester. Niagara Falls ID 'trot Chicago and
West. Pullman seeles; rcclining'chair ear free 70
/ DaIiv p: ali other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing. room seats and slcepngcar berths
obtaln"d st 323 broadway, w.Y6rk
!. g. ANDERSON q. A. 80 Bcavcr'st.. Ncw.York.
II LORIDA, CUBA, MEXICO.
Southern California. Italy. Nile Riviera. &c
steamship and railroad tickets all parts OF the world
II. GAZE a SONS IlS Broadway. Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
Gam 6tbools.

IVENlNG LAW SCHOOL.
II THE METROPOLIS Law SCHHOb has
commenced It's second year, AbEER 9, THoMAs.
q instruction is oGered leading TO degree Of LII.
B. Apply TO CLARENCE ID. ASHLEY srctary.
2If broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

3nstrutiion
For Boys and Young Men-City.
p ARK coLLEGIATE SCHOOL tBoys, So Wet Ss'h-
. ifS pupils f ;fsssR H'o r Fl iS Fa
II NIvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 Broadxsy
y hyst 4?d..t-Ali Department., Preparation Tor Ys,e
harvard at 'e'' Dia rn D.
For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING ANP S3 9A6 So sc jfT.kkJTE oH GIRLS
Rev DR.. and Mrs.. Cmxs. ii. GARDINER. Principals.
TGhS a1 f haDG s" S1cr Eas 4 .s pssS
s aShS OF ~ %. c.t ~ ss 9odra'' Address PRIVATE
M i4S MADISON AVEXUE.
Reopened ootobrr Sd.
nj ISIS ''n 3 %Sr S i1rlis ZOE T'EGiEffY
NJ Mr.. S': saRih 'I' EMEsso tcS%T Principal
Mos s. d. DoKEMUs'
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REMOVED 10 7J5 MADISON AVENUE.
DrrGERs FEMALE COLLEGE.
II 81 and So West 55th-st.
Regular classical course for the degree Of a. q.
II. Literary c9urse FOR the degree Of H. Is
" Preparatory Department.
REV. g. w. SAMSON. D. n President,
MRS. JAMES r HoYr A. M, Lady Principal.
" AN NORMAN INST (Founded 1891.
Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
For Both Sexcs-Cty
NJISS wARREN'S SCHOOL FOR GIEf.S.
III primary Preparatory and colesat, DePartmer,t
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Branche, In the prncpa! American snd European cities
Musical Instruction.
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For Boys and Young Men-Countxy
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ELMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Milford. Conn.,
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JIREEHoLD INSTITUTE. Fie-Aold n j. 45,b year.
L College PREPARATION specially business high school
For Young Ladies-Counry
II RADFoRD ACADEMY.
Miss IDA c: ALLEN. Bradford. Mass Mas,
Il oXwooD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AT OLD LYME.
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Theroush work in English branches. Latin, Greek and
ply 10 MRS. Il. y. GkISWOLD Box 1875.
I LIVINGSTON Park SEMINARY. Rochester ". y
IL Home Church School Tor the cote mana cement ana
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NJ ISIS TOW NSESDS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
VI iOi, GIRLS 81 Park Place. Newark. n. j. Will
ieOIrn september %.
THE CAMBRIDGE fMasSl SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
/ LADIES.-Advsntapcs OF Boston. Quiet Of Cambridge
Comfort, u Home. small ntmbefs
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN is the D1eetar.