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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-18

LYNN, Mass, June IS. - Lynn's new
high school building was dedicated last
evening with elaborate ceremony. The
exercises were held in the large exhibi-
tion hall, and an immense audience was
present. The dedicstory address was
from President Eliot, and an original ode
by Eugene Barry was contributed. Dur
ing the day the order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics presented an American
dag TO the high school building and a
formal presentation address was deliver
NJ. Pullman, ID. D., and it's acceptance
was acknowledged by Principal Charles
8. Jackson OF the English High School.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-18
Universuffst.

CHURCH OF THE MEDIATOR, the Rev.
Henry w. Rugg, ID. d., pastor-Twenty-
sixth annual observance OF "Children's Sun
day" at l0:45 a. IN. The pastor will give a
brief address, and the Sunday school will sing
several hymns.
BALLOU UNIvERSALIsT CHURCH, the
Rev. DIR. Eddy. pastor Sermon TO the chill
dren at l0:45 a. m: Sunday school at L.:l5 d.
m; children's Sunday concert at 1880 y. IN.
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, the Rev.
ii. |. Cushman, ID. d., pastor. .-Children's
Day service at lO:45 a. M; sunday school at
12:l5 y. IN.
GEoRGIAvILLE UNIvERLALIsT CHURCH,
the Rev. DIR. Eddy, pastor. will preach at
l:l5 p, m, ON spiritual Naturalization, or the
New Birth"
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MethOdist.
AsBURY MEMORIAL NJ. +. CHURCH.
the Rev. S. McBurney, pastor, will preach
at lotS a. M. and the ksy: k II; sasna]aE hax
(6 years old will sing in four different lam
guages. sunday school at 2:l5p m; Epworth
League, $3.50 p. IN. Strangers are always well
come.
BROADWAY NJ. Il. CHURCH. the Rev. J..
F. Cooper, pastor-l0i5 a, IN. and 1:;p y. M,
preaching; l2:l5 y. m, Sunday school; 6:l5 PM,
Epworth League meeting.
EAST PROVIDENCE = HAVEN NJ. Il.
Church. the Rev. l.. q; Horton, pastor-lo:io
a. M, preaching by the pastor; l2:i5 p M,
73O p IN, brief address and testimony.
The Methodist ministers meeting has ad-
journed until first Monday in september.
ST. PAUL's M. Il. CHURCH. Prairie and
tor-l0:45, subject, "The Wisdom OF Worldly
Men and of Christians Compared; 7:SJ,
.Should Pleasure be the Aim of Lifef''; sun
day school, 1870; Young Mems meeting, D;
4. L., $3.50. Full orchestra and choir attend
the services. Non-church-goers invited.
CRANsToN STREET NJ T.. CHURCH,
the Rev. Il. w. Goodier, pastor-Preaching,
lo;45; Sunday school, l2l5 Epworth League.
t:3O; evening service, I:U.
MATHEwSoN STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH
Preaching by the Rev. Clark Crawford at l0:i5
and 7:3O; Sunday school at l2:l5; Epworth
League at $50.
WANsKUCK M. Il. CHURCH, Alfredian
Hall-(All seats free) June ~, 100 empty
cider barrels given away at lo45 a. M; Come
and get one. Miss T.. Nj. Nichols of w. Z. T..
u. will give an interesting address. Concert
In the evening.
TRINITY NJ. II. CHURCH, Trinity square
Broad street., the Rev. X. l.. Greene. ID. d.,
pastor-l0:45 a.. m, Sunday School; pastor 3
lecture class in lower chapel; 3 p. m, preach
ing by the pastor, topic within and With
out:" $3.50 y. m, Young Peoples Meeting; 1:O
y; m.,. preaching by the pastor, topic, The
Unitarian.
FIRST CoNGREG ATIONAL CHURCH. cor
ner of Benefit and Benevolent streets, the
Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord, pastor = Public
worship at l0:45 a. Iii.
FOURTH UNITARIAN SOCIETY, corner OF
Potter's avenue and Ocean street, the Rev.
w. H. Spencer, pastor-Sunday school at
y. m; preaching at 1:30 y. IN.
OLNEY STREET CHURCH, the Rev. Alfred
Manchester, pastor-Preaching by the Rev.
w. H. Spencer at IL 40 a. M; Sunday school at
l2l5 y. III.
w EsTMIN CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Mathewson street-Pubic worship al
10:45 a. m; the Rev. Joel III. Metcalf, of West
Somerville. Mass, will preach. All are col
daily invited.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

Office Of the License COMMISSIONER
City Hall, Providence June 2, 1892 I
Applications for license to sell pure sprituous In
toxicating and malt liquors have been made by the
following ng-named persons:
SECOND CLASS.
James G. Donnelly s North Main street
Isaac d. Huling. Dorrance, cor. Weybosset street.
John McHugh. 161 South Water street.
Robert Robertson, 33 Dyer street.
FOR TRANSFER.
Robert Campbell (wholesaer) 101 Dorrance street
TO 521-525 Eddy street
Jos. II. Crothers $50 North Main street TO Philip
Curry, same location.
tatrick flaming, 81 Pine street to Aug. ID.
Walther, same location.
James II. Fitzgerald, 152 Blackstone street 10
Anthony NJ. Roderck, Ill Dorrance street.
Patrick Rooney 233 South Main street TO John
Rooney same location.
Terence smith, 12 Evans street TO 9o6 High street
Andrew Il. stewart, 62 Vandewater street TO
Franz Ringe. same location.
The Board of Licsnse Commissi oners Will he In
session In their office, City Hall. WEDNESDAY,,
June % 1892, at $3.50 o'clock y. NJ, at which time
and place all persons so desiring may be heard on
the matter OF granting such applications.
GEORGE II. BURNHAM.
JOHN ". sTuDLEY,
DENNIS j. MCCARTHY,
Je7-1ft License Commissioners.
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Methodist.

day school, 3 p. M; evening prayer, $3.50. The
public Is cordially invited To attend.
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ThE CITY OF PKovIDENCE.
KOSSUTH STREET

Whereas on the 2lst day Of May, A. ID. 1892, the
City Council Of the City OF Providence passed the
following resolutions, viz .
Resolved. That In the opinion Of the City Council
Il IL desirable and necessary TO lay out and extend
Kossuth street, from Hyatt street 70 Pope street
making the width OF the same uniformly 40 Feet
and the northerly line In range with the corre-
spending line OF Kossuth street. as laid out and re-
ceived east OF Hyatt street.
And. whereas. certain real estate viii be required
Resolved. That the City Solicitor be hereby di.
rectcd TO make application TO the supreme Court of
this State for the appointment or commissioners OF
estimate and assessment, under and according TO
the act entitled AN act In relation TO the laying
out enlarging, Strengthening and otherwise alter
ing In the City Of Providence and the acts In
amendment thereof and In addition theretoi and
the City Council hereby direct that In said applica
ton the City solicitor shall make apple alton that
said commiss ioners shall apportion and assess
three fourths Of the loss and damage thereof upon
the persons and estates benefited thereby. In the
ratio OF the benefits conferred
Resolved, That the City Clerk be hereby directed
TO give notice OF such application as soon as he shall
be Informed thereof by the City solicitor, according
TO the direction and in the manner required by said
The City Council OF said Providence hereby give
notice that application will be made 10 the supreme
Court OF this state. in said Providence on SATUR-
DAY June c5 A. ID. 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
the appointment OF commissioners for the purposes
aforesaid.
Witness: WILLIAM L. CLARKE.
ie3-lvt City Clerk.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Manufacturers and Dealers in
School Furniture.

Office Of the Superintendent OF Public Buiidlngs.(
Proposals are invited by the joint committee on
city property for Furnishing such school furniture
ment OF the City Of Providence, X. L. from June 1,
1902, 10 January 4, 1898.
Samples OF tho furniture may be seen at the
Branch Avenue Grammar schoolhouse, and a copy
OF the require ments for the and any informa-
ton needed can be obtained at this ONCE. City
Hall
Bids will be sealed. addressed 10 the undersigned,
and viii be received at the office OF the Superin-
tendent Of Public Buildings CITY Hall, until FRI
received after the date above mentioned.
WILLIAM w. BATCHELDER,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT T. MANsFfELD
supt. OF Public Buildings. je2 to II
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NEw.YoRK. oNrAmIo AND wEsrERN RAILwA,

In consequence OF the improvement, being made
foot q Jsy-' the ferry and PASSENGER business
pOrdfly transferred from Jayst. the ferry house
renn,, anla Railroad COMPANY West 18th
St. Trains leave West 42d.st.:
SiSO A. NJ. Is minutes earlier from the foot o West
i3hs ST. for Mddletow9 Doomn CHURCH. Port J-rvs
Monticello EllcnNie Pittsburgh Liberty. Living ION
Manor. Hancock Crrbondale. scranton Walton Delhi
sidney Norwich. Edmeston. Utica. Rome Oneida. Oswcgo
Detroit. CHICAGO and points West.
-, alo A. n. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and
MiiheWsskl WAIKIKI AIlcv siaUops MiddetOMn. Bloom
ingburgh Fcnyille, rall'burgh. Monticello. Hurlcyve
3iJ p, M Campbell He'll Lake Mohonk and Mime:
bmrch E'icnvc FaIsbnrsh IIulleySiiie Tiberty Whis
Lake. Living ton Manor ~
700 i. NJ, Mddct0wn. FasburRh Liberty Iiy.
irGs,on Manor Rockland Walton, Sidney. Norwich
.ago and West Pullman slecpers reclining car
i,iJ r. NJ. iod,st.; ! 30 y. NJ. West 18th st sstur
DAYS only Tor Middleown noomn cbureh Fii,nvIie
Liter'v White Lake Rockland.
Daily: all other trains daily except Sunday
Pullman drawin seat, and slcepine.car bsrths
ebtaincd e. 323 broadway; New:York
]. q ANDERSON. q, Z. A.. 50 BeevsrSt. Nsw.Yeyk.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

~ y =. II H. isIN Co., l@r-scrl.
Trains leave West 42d-st station York 49, FOL.
low and tea minutes earlier from IT, West Sth.st.
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local to Albany and Noun.
tainS: Enc SUNDAY. west Of toeyman's Jc. Slc.pln.
,4r Sew ork to Boomvii lie" sundays only.
7.1J A. VI. Daily local Ia Albany except Sunday.
1900 4. VI. Daily for Absny Utica Syracuse Rockies.
ter. llural". Niagara Falls. Detroit. chicago; except
saturday for Toronto; except Sunday FOR Saratoga.
tat,bin Mountains, New PATTI Lakes Mohonh and
M!nnewaska Paror cars to BoomNillc and Ncw-PAtz
n l.35 4. VI. DAILY except Sunday tat.kil Noun.
t,ins, Sew .Patz, Lakes Mohonk and Minn"wa,ka Al.
bany, Saratoga Caldwell. Lake ,ieo raos car{ b.
BloonN He SARATOGA and Caldwell.
Ills =. VI. saturdays only Half Holiday Special . Cats
KIN Mountains ParlOr attached.
n3 IS q. ". Daily except Sunday, Cat>kill Noun.
tlln, New -Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnncw aska
Albany. Saratoga. Saturdays only 10 BloomIle and
"a 90 =. VI. Dolly except SUNDAY for Albany
J.1J =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica Svra.
cusc Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De
trot Chicago. st Louis.
$50 r. VI. Daily; except sunday. for Ncwburg Al.
S.fJ T. VI. Daily for Albany. Utca. Syracuse RocheA
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit Chicago
leaves BROOKLYN by Annex, slo:so 1910
a NJ az Co P 81 Jersey city. p RR. Station $40 40
miVERSTEAw LOCALS, 245 $40 r NJ
NEwBUKG LOCALS. :: 20. Ioi5 \. NJ, Il 10, 4 80
Sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto
Detroit Chicago. st Louis. on al through tlaps.
Daily. For tickets. time tables mIlor and sleeping
ear accommodations Information. apply oniccs: BROOK
lvn. 233 WaShueton. go ruton-~t. AuHex office
foot OF Fulton New-YOrk City lib. 27i. 3G3 7s5,
9i2 broadway. 1913 Bowcry 81 East l4h-st., SO West
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NETWORK g.
NEW-ENCLAND
RAILROAD.

ID Niles shorter Than any Other Rail Line Between
New York md Boston.
FINE SHORTENED 10 FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
;dfNUTES.
Inc W hlte Irn,1 Is the luxurious train o
r1sNrh Ioias. has Pullman Royal Parlor Cars Dining
Car and Buffet Smoking and Coaches ana makes Que
run OF 50 miles from Willnantlc BOston, without
stop Err sl less u that other limited train.
Tns uan leaves Or NJ Central station at D. m. daily
and arrives in Boston - 40 D. M. and Wee veisa 1917
BAR HAI.BOR TRAIN.
(Pnltan r"epcrs, ~ Causway street station. Bos.
ton, AZ 10 D. NJ tSiNns one h0Ir White
Bar Iarbor at rs a.. m. 49,
Noon train with Paror Cars Dining Car east OF Win.
mantcl Laying Grand Central Station IL O3 stops Al
vernon Willimantt Putnam Black tone ana Franklln
and arrives in Boston at Q 80; A.. c. Kendall
q l. GELLEN. GsnsEs, Manager. -'''A.'s ~''"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
VENTILATION OF CARS.

The und rsrned offer TO railroad companies very
favorable terms the only system OF ventilation that Is
absolutely perfect IL Is applicable to all Passenger
saves go annually over existing methods and nothing
for nars. 10 Il extremely simple IN obstruction and OBJ
Grafton ana the outcome 81 many years practical expert
cnctNcudeS Gil cindrrs smoke and from the clear
ac accomlishes all that Is possible. Every IA
W. q. CREAMEK & 90. 90 JohC.s.. Now. York
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gnsIrnrIiun

For Young Ladics-Cty.
CADTMIC GLASSES FOR GIRLS. 43 WEST Attn.
"A ST. formerly y25 parkave -rIeparatory and Primary
Departmental Ind y1dua Instruction. Special attention
a College prepa alton. Resident students.
MARY X WILTON. A B.. and LOIS A. BANGS
"A West Iodst and 80 Burnctst, Il. Orange n. j.
rwenty.nnth wear begins Sept u summer
feey teachers and children boarded. Emily NJ Co., rrin
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Iaw 5rbools.

Z VENING LAW SCHOOL.
H THE METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL,
holding evening sessions bcgns it, Fan Sept. &c
In Clinton Hail. Mercantile Iii Building A.tOf Place.
thorough aud practical instruction is Offered.
Apply % CLARENCE D. ASHLEY. Secretary, PA
Broadway.
ADNER c. THOMAS Dean.
NJ YORK LAW SCHOOL 100 Broodway. New.Yo,s
~ Cty-'Dwght method" OF Instruction degree Of
LII. b. given after two years course
added tuition Zee, 500. For catalogue etc address
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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Rallroaos.

"AMERIoAs GREATEST RAlRoA"
NETWORK
GN IL a. !. :.
o,pecT LIVE TO NIAGARA FALLS
4. train. nut from GRtS Is nho C ely
%TaTio Trn r.: G sI y! !%''% oio". "
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS .-,,n :,
830A eNggl Sans'y arrive t'i B1aalo A 10
Siacars Falls ; 50 p M. Clayton, 40 p H.
FAST MAIL. o.,s cnr,nr.
o1n A. N-Dany for Albany. Utca Rehneu spins
9:IU sJracusc ROch,stSr BATAVIA and nnna,y
sAnAToGA' LAKE SEoK aii An" "'''' ''' "
n,nv lrcen, sunday Due Saratoga
9:2U y: 3; p M. Montreal. e:I5 p. m
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED. t,v
1O.00 A. M.-Daiy. due Chicago o'f' a IN h'N' u-'
DAY EXPRESS.
10:30 a. not run vest Of Cleveland and Detroit
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1onP M-Saturday only Due Troy 40 p. m :
1.5u Saratoga. 10 p m.
sOUTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
1.55 r. M9ey Due cinsinns l u "a Are g. M st.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
LEE p. M.-DaiIy. due Chicago p M next aay'
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA special.
Dan p. M.-rNcept Sundays. Due Albany 'Z''
O.So Troy IS, Saratoga $50 =. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
IAN p. M.-Daly, Detroit, S 30 a M; ChceGo
YOU 30 p. M
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
e.O0 r. M.-Ddly due Chicago 100 p. M. St. Louis
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
7.00 r. M.-Daily due Montreal % a. m.
RJFrALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
nail a.
LOU Falls . 90 a. m. CLAYTON 40 a. M
ADIRONDACk- AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EMPRESS.
IAN T.. rI.-Daly, due Paul Smiths 10 oS a. M.
1.oU Saranac 10 80 n. m; Upper Lake IL 10
a. M; Childwold II 80 m; Clayton 1000 islands,
CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.O0 Z. N.-Dally dc Cincinnati 90 =. m. IN
o'oo danapos II Is y. M; ST. Louis 7 80 a. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.On =. NJ DAILY, SiccpngCar passengers only car:
o.ou red this train for Rochester Due 40
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
o.16 p M.-Dslly. for Bun9lo Wotcftown' ogdens
1.iS burg Detroit and Chicago
PITT>FIELD. LEMON, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
Two trans WITH through Drawn room Iais % i
- ol a. NJ due Ilt,nsd Sj North Adams so so =, ~
Md. arriving . II p. IA. wagner car, through 90 -
For time o. local trains tickets oni 'lcs in Sleeping
7s5 w BrpsdTay 80 West Is56.,t. e55 Coumbu-aye;
and i35h.st station N"w.Y YORK 1888 Nastintonst. 72o
Fulton i. and - Broadway. d, BROOKLYN
a M. 80 3so 80. . 90 p. n stop l9sthst.
JOHN NJ TorCEY. GEORGE II DANIELS,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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st. CATHARINES HALL, 2S6.292 Wa hlngton ave,
- I.-D.ocessn school for young ladies' snd
children. Prepares for college Keopcns sept 30 1872
Anrlv Ia Superior
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ST.. JOHNS SCHOOL.

Rev j. Is. Gibson u. n. Rector.
wApETN { ADAMS A. ~. Associate Principal.
4 preparatory school u high grade Military system
Thofoughy equ,Ied gymnasium win sv INN !
tank and p'.- Juud.. p'l0 are o. younger boys
The path year VIII begin sept mOer 20
(, r. GEOK1T.s HALL Fol; BONS. IT George. Md
- college Bu~iuc~~ M J. =. kiNfN T. A. NJ,
lrn Unsurpassed thoron Gh s4fe with s"na L. en- rs's
1--WE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. wor'c.ier
MG.~-31th year Ce>-ical, Sci"atn", business: 70
psratory Dep.s Gymnasium, ST. y -,id,i.e ne
j. 4. tiAW, \. ~ H''' "N''''
yr,EINTTN SCHOOL. TINOI1pN-H IA DNON. = y
i In,a-on and surround ms lrla>-"d. Ia pHent
ton p.-ir tynni.ignl. GrI hail. lt"i z ut..t~ Sc
Tho'ougs PARTON 'o- college. -c.cAiAc schools OF
JAS. STAIR GLAZE p. rotor
TT he PFEks KILL MILF AEY ACADEMY PceSskAt
L .York-5gth Send for illustrated Catalogue
joins y TiLDEN. A II ~. -. P9ncBaI
INI-SI.G-Y ~ ACADEMY, WiLHEAiAM. iSN
w ono ~ nr bot 49, i.nl' h'd a---l 90 y"
In-l.u.. goo. .us BAN Zoo ut. 'Ir. al 81 rHf .fs'r
Jan. H. VIII cover oriinar! tuition WIN "'fl Tor N,
ysur beginning Aug 20. s ~ foi at q, q.
Rev WI l. SLWHALL. a NJ PIN.
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UI.K.II. route FOR Long BRANCH, OCEAN
lRUAE. EII.

Trains leave station foor of Iib"ri,-st via
LEElIGN VALLEY RAILROAD
BUFFALO AND CHICtGO EMPRESS DAILY. s;tJ
4. W., 1890 =. VI.
SCRANTON EMPRESS EXCEPT SUNDAY. S;1J
4. NJ, 1880 T.. W.. BID T.. W.. 1880 T.. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
SID q. IA. 80 D. Sundays. SD m, $50 y.
For fl,tn. 100. x - a. 123O. 10 3.fb 6.l5.
80 D. sunday 100 S.lj. Hoo am. 40. 100 pm
For Bethlehem Allentown and Macch Chunk. 700 S.lj
a. T. 80 t2lj except Mauch Chunk, 80 80. 73O
y. NJ; sundays 100. sl5 100 a. NJ 80 40 p. IN.
For llaIelton SID a. 30. 3.i5 80 D. IN. sun.
davs. SIS 100 a. M; 40
For points In the MahanOy coal region. at SD a.
100. 3,t5 y. IN. SUNDAYS. SI5, II 90 a.
FoT Wilkr>bttre Plttsion aud scranton, SD q. m.
1910. 345. 7.3O p. sundays except Scranton Sl5
For Emila. si5 a. m; 1870. 40 p. IN Sundays.
81 q. ~, 30 p m. 80 o.
Tickets ard plfor BE- procured OF 72 o31
col as. 7sj 9i2. 40 Broadway q Murtayst. 81 I
Canast. 81 Fa.. lithst, % Columbu>aNe., aud 80
West l25'h.t New; YORK; 333 Warrington s. 72G Full
ton st. BrO0klyn and "A Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
Mcscot E,pr.s. co. win call Tor aud check baggage
from hotel o. residence TO Destination
\. A. Mcleod c. g. HANCOCK,
Post & gen. Mar. Gen Pas. Agent.
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Musical INSTRUCTIVE!

rJNHE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Board ne and
1 Dav School fer Girls. 42d year. Opens sept ~
College prepA alton. 13S-l40 Monta.uest, Brooklyn ~ Y
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JnsIrutnon.

For Boys and Young hen-Country.
ID oARDINGsCHoOI FOR !: BOYS Seautg d e sitg'
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7 RyTYG INSTITUTE. Tarryiown.oE Hudson. ..
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r ONG ISLAND MILITARY ACADEMI Roslyn LOng
IL Island Ca'OSu'' M oj K ; HYATT Principal
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~ EwJERsEY. LAKEWOOD
~ LAKEWOOD HEIGHTS SCHOOL.
Among the pines thorough and attractive school
for bows opens Sept g. JAMES w. MOREY. Prn.
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" Prem Depf at Worrall Hall Pcekstill, y. Y:
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DARK AVENUE IT>TIrTIE, Bridgeport Conn.,-i.N.
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For circulars address SETH Il JONES. A. NJ. Principal
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house &C. address Rev. II. l. EVEREST, NJ. A, Rector
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57th year Prepare thoiouehly tor Galley The GOV
e,nnent Academies and Bus,nr.. M,htry 0iganlIaton
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nd To- circular Ms. Daniel D. Chamberlain. PrnciI"l
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Mem pnbllGanons.
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HUDSON RIVER EOUTE-New-York to West Point
Catskin Mountains Albany Troy. Saratoga Springs Lake
Lake Champain AdrOndackS, Montreal aud Que
bee Hudson River steamer. Gonzales special ,s
Of Catekill and Adirondack Mountains.
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ERIE RAILWAY ROUTT.-Now-York to Ithaca. Wat.
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and Niagara Falls, Via tiic Railway and branches.
NETWORK TO SARATOGA BUFFALO, CHAUTAU.
QUA LAKE. NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
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NEWPORT EOUTE.-Ncw.York to Boston, via New.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE-Ncw-York the
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NEw.YORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON.-Witn fall description of Wash.
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BROOKLYN.

A LIEN SCHOOL 3i6 WEST s6TI ST,
n Rcopens September 20 klndeiEsieh cohuuc1ed
German. College pref aiation
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INNi->" SN 30 WEST 59TH-ST.
New Year Book az Hays 56l 5th2ve
GRO - C0I.T b. A. LOUIS u. RAY. NJ. A.
~ PENINC OF THE PACKARD COLLEGE.
" on Tuesday Sept 6, the Packard College and schooi
NJ Stnographv will resume Its work Applicants for seats
will be registered in the order Of their "ppctto inc
Office Will be open from the 10th OF August
send for circular. ;. :. PACKARD 1Ol East 2d-st
SUMNER SCHOOL Introductory t. fall college emini
- nations begins august 10th SclenIne: 'Iassiys
Electrical Engineering j. WOODD-siDuh @A'iN
Phi. D.. 645 Msdison.sye
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 broadway
Ii nasr dst-56th wear. Summer classes.
n. c. UENDRlCKSON. Pm. D.