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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE CON:
sTITuTIoN study showing the pay o.
law. BY Morris NJ Cohn Pp M' "3o' The johns
Hopkins Press. .
There is room for thinking that Mr. Cohn in his
very readable study of the origins Of constitutional
law exaggcrates the influence of women In the
primitive tribe, not in the idyllic way cultivated
bv NJ Reclus and sometimes adopted by people
who seem TO think the legends Of the golden age
must be true but in that gross form least OBJ
;, jectioiiably expressed in the practice known
eas mutterrecht. or course there is no
question that this practice formed the basis OF
prinesaf Semiic1aw. But it must be remembered
<tha0 Scnlitcrcivilizaton at its highest develop
mcnt, that Is IN Assyria. never got away from this
- principle II permeated the laws OF That ancient
empire The argument from this fact Is plainly
that civilization@sfrom which traces OF mut'er-
recht are absent never had anything to do with
It.
The appeal to an occasional legend or even
to an exceptional custom is defective be-
ocause the borrowing of fiagmentary tales and
fashions of life is too notorious. 1t might be ar
gned, for example, that the principle Of Roman
law by which the child was relocated to the status
of the mother was relic of primeval custom
But that is a manifest non-sequitur, for IN any
stage Of society where woman was powerful
enough to defy social prejudice in marrying a
slave she would sooner or later be powerful enough
70 give her child her own privilege OF freedom.
In every instance where this alleged principle Oh
the primitive tribe is appealed to, the burden Oh
proof rests heavily on those who affirm IT, Du,
in general Mr. COINS discussion OF the ph9sica'
and social factors of law is lucid and interest
ing. The effort to bring constitutional law In us
highest and freest and yet most systematic 1orm'
sitsyst known in the United States. into relations
With the beginnings of human life and Thought
ists4 fruitful one and one well worthy OF WIDER
'sEtddy than there is room for in this volume
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n EW-YoRK SUPREME COURT.-Place of

Peter H. Edmonton. plaintiff against schuyler f. Brum
ley and Ida f.. Brumey his wife, Willard B. Brumley ana
Jes $40 H. Brumley, hs wife George ID. Brumley ana
MoIie L. Brumiey' his wife. Maud T. Brumlcy. Aida
Jacques Christopher Swezey and Bertha \. Swczey his
wfc. aud David 5. Murray, defendants To the above
med defendants; You are hereby summoned 10 answer
The complaint In this action, and to copy OF your
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty day.
OF this exclusive OF tho day
service and In Of your failure 10 appear or answer
Judgment viii be taken against you by default for the
FRANK A. IKSII, Plaintiffs Attorney ONCE and Post
office address, No. IS Wall street. New-Nork city.
TO the defendants. Ida T. Brumiey and David Murray
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by pubica
ZION pursuant order OF the Hon. Willard Bartlett.
one OF Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the state OF
NrwYork dated the 2ist day OF June, 1892. ard filed
with comapt IN the onee Of tho Clerk OF The County
New York I'D da, OF June. 1892 said complaint
having bee, sinay fled In ssd ONCE on the oth s gay
PRANK 4. IRISH. Plaintiffs Attorney, Z. o. address
aud Office, No. Is Wall street. New-York city
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Nem DnbllraIions.


Eightcenth EAitlon. post PAID, for 2ac or stamps.
vJ1I1E HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off
Turns G. ey and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
pApKER NJ LONG & CO., 1913 Arch ST.. Phila., po
EVERY should read this little BOOK. -A@nens.un
0Yc--Frank enstein. Kipng's Poems. Mar
Ze) gsrrt atchlole whitefriars Corinne, Cdnc Ar-
TIT and Model Ainsworh's Jane Shore Vidocq. fAIi'
1k5 6th-ave.
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~ OVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. H., July 10Th,
" iso2-Scacd proposals.. in trlplleae, Tor furnishing
q,rcd in the Department Of the Fast during hscal wear
II BALTIMORE Nd Boston Mas Roi t
Sntario Il Y Madison Barracks, y. Y. Plausburg Bar
racks y y Fort Pebs Me- Fort Adams H. a. rSr'
XIV Fort Thomas Ky. Fort Mcpherson Ga ST. Francis
barracks: Fla Fort B'Tronfa' 70 fa celot ANA noon
e,.@T% tine. on wednesday August II, 1892 and
10 reject any all yroposil- All Information i tur,
nished application to this once or 70 me nrnaI
should marked 'Poposis for aator,,on, =, eh ha
Tast Governors Island y: Y H. or TO me 4yar TG
maeters AZ tho ro-t. hanru: ~ ~ - ,r ,r '
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExoHANoL r..;,,s

BUSINESS AL lf1E a
.sro Nv " " uaroett who offered unaer io' $3.50.
leasehold interest In No. 1856 West r 20 The Iease
story stone front dwelling, on lot UNIV. n The
:, vas said had about seventeen years W i ,.-.st
~ 49, ,I suh,ect 70 accrued ground rent, n'o'D's
and t,ves Only one bid made anu ''o P~'~a NJ
,h huver for Al 600 The auetoneef oheea ,,,sr
.5s West Fifty.nrh.st a similar bulalhs ' ooo
terms. The plaintiff was the Duyer M :, N sold the
At the usual stock sale, X. w. har"e''
following .,.,..
For account of an executor of an estate ~ s,oo
share Seattle. Lake Shore and Ease'" ~ "
each, s12. ANN .ch All
$1,000 Seattle Coal and Iron Co. lst m0f's's0 '''
o9 sSar Smh Cove Land Co., 600 each' u per
go shares New.Engand Land Co.. Sioo e"'"' w.
80 shares Seattle and Eastern CONSTRUCTION 00'
share.
5 shares Fourth National Bank, 300 eaen' -''"'
shares National Bank Of cO sioe each SSeE
Is 600 Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated iSs mortgage
long, Ss s,s s'q IL m aas gage
00" 80 Ses Forta Bank 800 each 2o 800
10 shares Importers and Tfaders NA''o"'' '''''
Wells ". at Me- III sssss ss; '
plot 5oxl1O sold 70 NJ D. Peek for e. So Inc
three wSis 's'" Sssrsss in On No
Fl $751; SS The iSs fR1ssiso buyer
smith g. RYAN offered No. 3lS TO 342 E.sl
1O9thst two and story brick and frame dwensds
on plot 2j7X100, irregular. Only one Diu WAS S"o' s
the plaintiff the buyer for $4,000
NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST is.
The following sales held at the New-York heai
lea Of plot lard Nos. 81 TO go Beach-st io.
IL w OF Hud ,on.st, plot SixS7.G Margaret s. Maaho'
Sl3.35O u,, ,s ia. =, land
Nos ais 10 3i2 East 109thst 5, 22o It OF 2dNVe'
plot 257x1OO1f, +. w. Heide 100000 o.,..-. -
Sales OF plot OF land, Rdeeave, OF 2o0tnst, ana
plot on Waiton.ave, Of Orchard-st. adjourned 70
september 3.
AT 80 AND 05 LIBERTY-sT.
Two three.story dwellings with lease Of lots, NOS
c5s and AIS Vest 55th.st 175 It OF 9thave lots, 2Ox
1905 each, Robert Dorsett, $2l,OOo
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n Ew-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Place of

~ trial the County Of Kings. Summons. Louis Kaher.
lantn against Schuyler F. Brumley and Ida H. Brumley,
his wife Willard $ Brumey and Jessie Il. Bruniey, his
wife George d. Brumey and Mollie L. Brumley, hlo
wife. Maud T.. Brunlcy, Aida jacques, Christopher
Swczey and Bertha A. Swe1cy, his WIFE and David =
Murray, defendants. To the abovcnamed defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after the service
M this SUMMONS exclusive Of the day OF service and
in Of failure 70 appes, CT answer Judgment VIII
be taken against yg py % o Gr ns reher asHandsa
IRISH Pisntids Attorney 0ice and Postofce addrcss
No IS Wall street. New-York City.
To tho defendants. Ida f. BrumIey ard David Murray
The foregoing Is served upon you. by pubca
ton pursuant order of the Hon. Willard Batlett,
eoe Of the Justices Of the supreme Court OF the State Of
NeyYork dated tho 2lst day ~ June 1892 and hled
with COMPLAINT q the ofee OF the CLERK Of The County
SewYork on the I'D day Of June. 1892 said complaint
having bce originally fled 70 aid cnice on the 10Th dsy
PRANK A.. IRISH, PLAINTIFFS Attorney, r o. address
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

.p,don Georg,nna and James X, to the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. Y, n cor bouie'"u ,-s ooo
and s3d-st, year ;,;,, ssth at
Rourns Hcorge n, 10 mary " io' -. 1000
purty sarah j. TO Meyer Auerbach, 5"dst yooo
Of othave. year ,,..; ~, In o'oo"
surlnce 60. New-YorlS lot IL o. map property xoo
OF Peil. 18th Ward year .,-:;..-..-.-. o'ooV
Corey Edwin and wife To- JSsspn r s''er 1soo
Cohen "sorsS sb ., 40 " ~ months ... 1900
Dag n am vcars '..... l25Oo
ffcd MY cG r icr aedst and 5thsvc years 2soooo
Fi'nhHl marty 70 yea N''"'' ''' 1000
FrcmdTmo ou,Sr 'o i.tsve 81 7stSst wear $500
Hungarian Congregation Beth Hamedrasn lIaeodci
- Joseph G Levi trustee = WIlieust : OF 81, nv,
~ivinrtnn.st yeats y mortPa2cs) .SooV
Uauser Ernest and wife. 70 the Dry DOCK saw
ings Institution. stsnton'-t OF NorfolE'st' ooo
Heb, sclg, 70 conptlsadtsve yea,. 1900
Hughes r. to the Mutual Lie Insurance
Co New-York si>t-st " or west End $3.50.
ayn I wear. ; mortgages -. I',ooo
shall " Pne.st n ~ Hav1d-st year 800
Moore George b Henry Shiprsan ana another
trustees Of % Ard 2ot, Corneliast. ~ ~,
MAJ Coor,,,,,nst,ye ye,-s ......,.....~. 1000
Martin lanes and wife. n Harlem SAVINGS
r1nk cw.York Prook-ave, OF li2d-st' , oo
vesr. nortgages --... 49, ofVV
sva-,wout FranS G.. and wife 20 Adrian II Johne
los 20 iGi. map port HYATT Farm near ....
Woodlaw1 2tth Ward. 2 wears, MORTGAGES ooW
Talbot Fnaie and Marcus II TO no Tew'Hors
iIa ~" a. : wears ',.......-.".. 10000
WRIGHT Tllrab~'h 10 TIE Fsrmers' Loan and Trust
Co No co West 3jth-st. wears ......-...... 22ooo
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proposais.
AoUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 2o9 Stewart Building, NO 2So Broaawalyoso

TO CONTRACTORS.
IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the enn work
frn Of contract now file In the ohee OF the Agueduct
Comm ssioners for Building the New Croton Dam az
cnrne site on Gu ton River In the Town oil Coranot
Westchester County. NewYork, will be received AZ THIS
3 o'clock D. M ut which place and hour they WI o., bs
,Scv otened by the Aqueduct Commissioners and the
Of the contract for doing said worn and furnishing
aid materials will made by ssid as soon
thereafter a. practicable -. A.. ..o.,e.a
Blank forms said approved contract and the speclnca:
,ons thereof and bids proposals. aud proper envelopes
no ,hcIr inciose and form bonds and also the plans
Tor aid work and oil other information, can be obanea
az the above Office Of the Aqueduct Commissioners on
aullIcatlon 70 the Secretary.
by oiuei VI 'A0 ~H JAMES c. DUANE,
President
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- ROPOsALs FOR DRY DOCK At PUGET

i SOUND NAVAL STATION, WASH ~ l M, pr pr
,.CAIf of YARDS AND DoCkS, L. y NAV DfLAhi
MENrAugus: = aathorty conferred sh na,1
Vice approved March 1891 ssolel proposal, arr hcreD
invited and viii be received at this Bureau until oco
n m on Saturday the 10th day OF Selemp,f 49, AZ
place the proposals VIII D. punay co st
To- the construction 10y contract OF one urN COCK w?
onc With 30 daft 81 wat"r. win oouy i. unnrI
NJ aud Hnsonry tog th'r WIN pur
house numpinr pllnt nootlng sse oalycr,s and all oh"
work PERTAINING therto. In accordance WIN plan- al"
b. Application 70 ulls
l.urrau or the commanding onr.f OF tue PuP,. Sou,d
Na,-I Station sidney STATE OF Washington. fr0lhel +,
must h, in duplicate sealed and addressed TO e Nhe
the Bureau OF Yards and Doch- L. = Navy pep,n.neIe
Washlnrton D. C. and the envelope Indor,u 'irupo',"
or Dry Dock" blank forms viii be- furn sh'ti on apPa
alton For additional information In regard " the 'to
and -. bidders r,feItsd {, the eonn1ndnf ome.r
Puget sound Nnval station fa'h p'olo,,i nI u vi
ri, 90 10 ths cIec TIA, me ddcr viii within hcr
a, aftcr he mott ~ tie see - 1ict oi -
proposal. the required contract ana sNg
F, bond with satisfactory surety, IN Irhh
suu, eoua 70 twenty (2Ol per cent OF the contract
ricc conditioned thu faithful performance OF The con
tract The r1ht reject say or all proposals
a. in the Judgment Of this Bureau. the Interest, Of ne
Government ma require. ana U Waive Vi'S'' ~ H.
3 NKOIfIAR Chief Of Bureau
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.


sod.st -, 12O It w OF sth-eve. 55x1o0; William
Is Baldwin TO George Coheh; ,. ;o .,
soth.st, 200 # Of Amste'dHp NAY 1oSioos
o3d.. $ 800 Il " Of 3d-ave, S5xS7.3; John ID
Crmmns 70 Alb aham weehsler 9io::;;;
Heayal and wife to Isidor Freudenburs
2d-ave. 773; Eliza schunemann to William
s4th-st Gcoi East same e same: ;a;7o. FRED:
sics sitting to s1G I stnsv aSeoxi0 Will
lam & Arnold to the Equitable Life Assuf'
,5S shcs rs It Of Amsteam.ave, 25xss;
Caroline sauter to George sauter, 'a,yso
''1 rstsr bay an, and = wife q Fran:
i5ith.s 5, $50 Z. W Of Courtla,,nd-aMy 9oNloo;
memresa Sseq fia r. r. If Brt tcwst 25x76x
25yi77: James Elliot end vile 10 'nar'ee ie!
un Iha Nos liz and lie Rev Felix Morelli
70 Rev Joseph Mooney 'i;,x;iico:
South S1a Eao to : james sY II F e
corn"ia-st Nos 81, 90 ooh John Drake I"
Same MORO propsty: George Richards and another
same NO ' prs erty Lewis Richards ct al heirs,
peIsnc ss"D. 10 ia; Harris Mandeb"um to
rl narrH No 100 Abraham solomon to Simon
,,b.st NV corner West i2ths. 27x51 etc Sol
We S1 s & W s"ry Fars and
Co ra:tee TO James Hal s a. a referee.
to Geshorn weed. trustee ,...a.
Same property; James r Hall. ct sl TO George
s7tS.f bop No is: West; Henry Newman and wife
=, to hc"s'u ,o OFT n W Of West EndAve 1oo.ix
1922: bernard Levy and wife 10 Ihoha'
,ods., ia5 It Of oth.aye 25xoo.5 Meyer
,sf n'' no al West; Anna N Schulz to Calvin
sos. p" 20 iGe West +: Frederick F Woodward
and vie 10 G'orgr Cob n--.-..-.......-'''''''
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Auetion Sales of Real estate.

1OO CHOICE LOTS ON THE SEATON
IVVD estate at auction-George w bard suetoneer.
saturday september g. at y. M. on tho premises
under my tent shine the above lots, adjoining the
well known Jones a McEyoy estates. on the beautiful
boh elevation known the highest point In southern
Weschc,tor County overlooking Long Island Sound for
miles along shore-dry sandy SOIL and naturally made
up for subdivision into dwelling plots Easy OF access TO
the New.lort, New Haven aud Hartford H. H. station
I'm m. city Il and line OF the rapid
transit system the Harlem II. X. station. but short
he completed by next spring. t. wodawn station Within
400 fr,t Of the line In Mount Vernon City. In
line 81 the general march OF improvements from NewYnrk
CITY nohward Property ready for inspection. Free
railroad pa sent application.
SPECIAL TRAINS ON DAY OF SALE.
Titles guaranteed and insured free Of cost Mammoth
served before the sale by prominent caterer
Terms: 10 per cent day OF sale; 40 per cent
In 30 days and the balance bond and mortgage at
per cent
Maps photographs and full particulars together with
passes, can be had OF GEORGE w. BARD. Auctioneer
Mount Vernon; n. Y, or OF JOHN A. AMUNDSoN. 1iG
broadway y. Y.
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felal Noti1rs

" EW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Place of
~ trial Tie County Of kings summons Ae'iGn No.
ley and Ida T.. BUmey his wife, Willard D Brumley and
Jessie H. Brumley, MS WIFE George d. Br1mley ana
Jacques Christopher Swezcy and bertha Al swezey his
wife aud David ;. Murray. defendants. To the above
namd Defendants You are hereby summoned 10 answer
The complaint This action, and OF your
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after OF this exclusive OF the day OF
service OF your failure 10 appear or answer
judgment Will be taken against you by acisu6 lor me
relief denandcd in the complaint Dated, MAY loth leJ-
FRANK A. IRISH Plaintiffs Attorney Olice and Port.
alice address. No. rs Wall street Ncw-Nork city.
To the defendants. Ida f. Brumley aud David Murray
foregoing summons Is served upon Xon by Pub,isa
ton pursuant to order Of the Hon. Willard Bhuett
one Justices OF the supreme Court Of the state OF
New. York, dated the 2l-t day Of June 1882 ard hled
I'm the complaint the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Of Kngs, at the Hall OF Kecod, In the CITY o.
York the I'D day Of June. 1892 said complaint
ha wing originally filed in sold Office on the 18Th day
OF Nav. 1892. Dated. New-York, June I'D ISV2
FRANK A. IRISH Plaintiffs attorney, I. o. address
and Office No IS Wall street, New-York city
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Gam 6rbpols.

Nr Ew YORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 Broadway. NewYork
IN Ci:y-''Dwight method" OF instruction degree OF
IL r. given after graduate course now
added tuition fee 500. For catalogues etc, address
@' GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. The Thirty.fourth
Year begins Oct. ], 1892. Confers LIB; also (for
uaduete course) LIN. AUSTIN ABBOTT LID.
en and Senior Professor For catalogues showing re-
Organized Faculty. address PROF. /. F. RUSSELL Oni'
yersity Building A. 120 Broadway, n. Y. City
TH VENING LAW SCHOOL - $1,000
II THE METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL, m
holding evening sessions begins its Fan term Sept 20
In Clinton Hall Mercantile Lii rary Building Astor Pace
thorough practical OF instruction Is onerea
Apply to CLARENCE D. ASHLEY, secretary ia
ABNER g. THOMAS, Dean.
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Gountrn propertp for Sale and TO Get.

TENAFLY n Ito lease. for years or longer. 2 very
L complete country place, my own residence for 70
years Jelf.mile from station ample stablng Green
satisfactory tenant 81 500 per annum. win sell
with "a land for $50 900. terms to suit Tenant
have land. STEPHEN G.. CLARKE.
A TO SPECULATORS OR SYNDICATES.
"A. 81 In upper Yonkers adjoining Warburtona
and Broadway: runs Hudson River; be subdvided
into building plots to great profit will sell whole parcel
price $4,000 reasonable exchange suit
tuition. KENT & CO., Post ONCE Box 1769. New.York.
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DROpnsALs FOR DREDGING.-U. S. I'm

j gino.r once. re Tom rs. Army Building. ~ Whlt'-
1aIl.st. Ncw.Yok. y y August 2. lsa2-Seaiti pro,
Pa>sair and south Rivers, y j., ana
Arthur XIII between staten Island ana NewJerscy oy
nj received Mt this Unicc until II O'Clock
s"..icTler Is Is92 Proposals mus h. made In
tripllcatc Al necessary information may c had on a,
iraoo AZ this The attention 81 bidder. + inItf
10 Act- Congress approved february 70 lSsp ana tee
r.rv OK fss- Vol - 332. and Vol. -. pogr ili
s,rtn,cs at Large. TiOS l.. CASEY CapiaIa corps OF
4 vfu
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Cost am0 1;ouno.

T Osr-Bank book No. 5l7,3s Bank For Savings "
IL Beecker-st., New-York. Payment stopped PLEASE
return book 70 Bank
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,poposMs nor rurNfsmING GRANITE PAVING

PROPOSALS FOR EIENlhHlNb 'IsANlrE fANlNt
BLOCKS
Office ~ the Comm- ~ioners ID. C..
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. 10. 1892
~ EALED PROPOSALS will be received n this
y office until II O'Clock M August %, 1892. for
inrni.hing grant" paving blocks. BLANK forms ~
os,l. specifications together with all nfoma.
ton may obtained at this office The right 4 reserved
- p. rr, arv and an bids parts Of bids J. w DOUG
LASS J. w. ROSS W. r ROSSELL. Commissioners. d. c..
II :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building,
L. Scw.York August Z. lSc2ScGcd proposals. for the
or sale ~ Hydraulic DREDGING Steamer for
ScyYork Ilrbor VIII he received at this oricc until -
~, seusmber ~ 1892 and then publicly opened Specn
n,p blank forms and al available information viii BE-
furnished application TO this Office g. H. "ll'i'E>flE
Iirut.Col Of Engineers
II :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building
u. New-YorN August q. is?@.-Se,cG proposals for
dredging the channels IN Gowanus bay y WI be re;
tlcn pnbclv opened Specifications blank forms and all
,ailable Information Will be furnished app alton TO
th Office. a. l.. GILLESPIE. Lieut. Col of Englneers
~ Z. 3 ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILDING
NEW.YOHH. August 5. 1900.
cEALED PROPOSALS for dredging the chan
y nels Rartan Bay, ~ j. VII be received a, ,hs
oic" until IL september H. iSJ2. ana then puDcf-
opened specific atoms. blank forms mud ali avalab III
formation viii bc furnished application 20 this ohce
q. H. GILLESPIE. Lieut-coL OF Enginrcr'.
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Go Get for Business purposes

- TORES.Single and double st9es; also part of store
51th St..
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Citp propertn for Sale.

NOR SALE OR TO LET.
l. Two elegant private dwelling houses. Nos 1853 and
/. 05G 5th-ave, between seth and S7th Apply to
NJ. A. SNOW, No. 056 5th-ave to JAMES A.
BROWN, Nos. 3i6 and 34S broadway, n. Y.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
onnrrrrDr residence the late Clayton Promo ~
" w VIZ yOD.pnISG SCHOOL AND COLIsE,rE Prcpara
tory for Young stsblished sny) Wv, Wnn essy
access OF ~ W0odAed" Logan, Philadelphia Pa
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TIE Sh%;YoRE TRirS$Rsr WILL j, 81 pr aa
"a SSsr north q Thsynssssss on s1s 3 ss
ave-; cor 23d-st lS2 ethAye lsI Ssh
corner & 5so sonff7 cs frssv
100 West rs CoumessSS s:t 81
st. PSI West 42d-st.; li9 Church-st.; o't ih'iu'''
the HARLEM OFFICES 1870 Fast Or! n ,.,sS
andtwenty nfhst 243 West ~ ~
TO p. m, at regular ONCE rates M x,have : re-
Dedfordeve., And No. 10 Broadway ~ % =
.>1ulns o0ce rstAb
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Miscellaneous
a OvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS ana circulars f,ss y p,,
"A enA State locality price desired pupils age sox
" HrYs>n"N American School Bdr'su " llth-ss.
@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ]. Grahsm's school thor.
- Ourhy qualities ladies' and gentlemen positions In
tho shortest possible time. three-months course In
shorthand and typewriung. $50 month SIP evening
after September circulars free. 74i broadway
GUNNER SCHOOL, Introductory q fan college eIam.
Electrical Engineertne. J. WOODBRIDGE DAViH'
eh D.. Gas NaAssA-sve.
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Hoboken.
q TEvENS SCHOOL,

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECIIN OLOGY,
RIVER-ST.
between 9Th and 9Th sts. HOBOREN, n. j.,
REOPENS SEPT. 90. 1892
denominations for admission on 19th goth and 21st o.
September.
Full courses OF studies preparatory 70 Soueees ant
Schools OF Science, law and Medicine. -
The rate OF tuition for all classes is Sl50 per year OF
$50 per term. ..,
For catalogues sppy to the Librarian OF stevens Al
sttute
The Princeton union., 1892-09-29
SUALTlES.

Four Missouri ValleyIowa) children are
burned to death.
A fire at Rockaway Beach, L. l., destroys
property valued OF 81 600, 600.
Four men are killed by an accident on
the Burlington road in Iowa.
At Battle Creek, Mich, the entire plant
Of the Union School Furniture company,
together with all the manufactured stock
on hand, was burned. Loss, $780, 600.
Robbers in Kansas wreck passenger
train, causing the loss of several lives.
The robbers were after s., 900, 600 known to
be on the train.
The reported wreck Of an unknown
steam barge at White Fish point near the
500 canal, was hoax.
By the explosion of q threshing engine
at Walla Walla, Wash, E. Wickersham,
the engineer, was killed and four others
seriously injured.
A switchman in the employ ofthe North
ern Pacific named Lewis G. Doe was run
over by train of freight cars at Spokane,
Wash, and instantly killed. Deceased
came to this city a few weeks ago from
Minneapolis. He was Mason in good
standing and belonged to Plymouth Lodge
No. 100, A. F. and A. NJ, of Minneapolis.
He was about thirtytwo years OF age, and
leaves wife and one child who are now in
Minneapolis.