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INSTALLING THEIR OFFICERS.
LAFAYFTrE POST HAS AN ENJOYABLE TINE AT
LEMON LYCEUM.

LAFAYFTrE POST MAS AN ENJOYABLE TINE AT
LENoX LYCKUM.
The installation of newly elected officers Of lafayette
Post, No. 14O G.. A. r. was held LAST night In LehoA
Lyceum. The installing officer Commanderin-
Chief Palmer. The moor ~ the large hall and the
boxes were filed with brilliant audience and Cappa
9TH Regiment band plsyed. AT D m the post entered
the west door and marched TO their places In
tie centre Of the floor. Preceding them
were the remnants Of the 9TH Duryea
2ouaves with their torn battle flags, who acted as
an escort OF honor 10 their old first lieutenant the
commander-elect Colonel A. G. Mills The com
pany was commanded by Captain Matthias Johnson
The second officer second Lieutenant Streve
General Egbert L. Viee, the retiring commander
took charge OF the post, and number of members OF
Klnsley Post No. 49, Of Boston, were received and
seated upon the platform. General Palmer and his
staff were received with much ceremony, the entire
post rising and presenting arms.
These men then presented TO General
Palmer and installed: Colonel A. u. Mills commander;
Joseph B. Bach, senior V1cec0mlhahuer' "eorse
" paucoast. Junior vice commander; Waldo spnSnc,
officer OF the day josiah e. Long Jr'' ohcer oi t'o
GUARD; Dr. f. A. Utter. surgeon; Theodore W. Gres;,
.diutant Frederick Foster, quartermasier; the Kew
nnson i. Hoyt, chaplain; J. II. McLees sergeant
major: DIman +. Renne, Quarternaster sergeant.
supper was then served IN TIE dining hall, and this
was followed by dancing.
Among those who occupied boxes were A.
Garrison, Edmund Hendricks, X. &. Rathbone,
l.. f.. Evans, J. j. Little, Colonel J. II. Murphy,
J. p. Burrell Edward B. Dow r. > Morrison. e. i.
Cannod, Colonel F: c. Leyeland; F. j. Oakes, william
Ranta jr, Alexander Mealim, L. II. COnklin Colonel
Charles F. Homer, Il. &. Johnson Lucius Hart, n. ".
Josselyn. Richard F. Warc, Iorncc P. Gates. John
d. Woods. Jere 5. Thompson. H. A. Rogers. A. W.
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 1892.


MsG GpsG P AP 42R at IsE1S Ss E1S DEG with nd''
steamer Deyonia (Br Bootnby Glasgow Dec "a, Movile
% passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived a.
steamer ' BgiSo c3r, Maet HUI Dec ls via Boston with
Bellingham B stephens Meierrane9n on ports ,s
Malta with mse John seaser Arrived 4. me me ssl
Pernambnco win mdss and passensersto to US Brazil
Steamer Amazoneuse BIZ. Thomas, Maranham Dec II.
via Cears and Para a. mds and passengerst to shpton
Green Arrived at the Bar at l.3o p IN. o.-.
steamer Iondo Hr Chnkskei savanna an ha.agsnH p
steamer Iroqncs Pennington Jacksonville and Charleston
with mi-e and passengers Ia VIM clyde q Co -, -, -.
steamer BeneiaGtor Ingram wilmington WIN muse An'
ehip Carl tGer Hssksgen 55 days. with mdse to
Snip Thompson Liverpool 46 days with salt to
sUNsET-Wnd sandy Hook lightNWi clondy and thick
At City Island-lirht " cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer Canada Br) Hadey. London Dec s, with mdssn
steamer Bothna (Br Hewitson Liverpoo Dec 2e Queens
~ with mse and to ysrnSn m BS%n &
Dundee with mde TO sinBso spsn,. s aOuns ne "a with
mdse and passengers to Funch. Elye r. Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Tower Hill tBr, Bennett. London-sandersonA q
steamer Alexander Elder CBr wiltshire. London-New'
steamer Sc Romans (Br. Campbell Liverpoolcbas Sum-
"i steamer Marello (Br, Rea HulI-sanderson 4 Son.
sermer State Of California tBr). Braes. Gassow-Austin
steamer s.eya GER, Kar9wa HamsurgnR pJ coTSts
Sons
steamer Caribbee (Br Fraser. Wndward lsland-A Out
steamer saratoga Leighton Havana and CarIenas
Ward & 60.
steamer Alamo Lewis Key West and Galyeston-c X Nal.
lory Il Co r.
Steamer FL Dorado Grant New Oreans-Iohn Van sickle
Seminole Plat, Charleston and Jacksonviue-"m
r clyde 4 Co.
Dominion Ss Co.
steamer Alsenborn. Lewis. Baltimore II G Foster
Steamer Cottage CITY Bennett, Portland -Horaiio Han
ship Ellsmee Brl, Beecling Melbourne-R Cameron d
ship Cleopatra GER Lemcke. Bordeaux-Theo Ruger Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Wilkommen. for Bremen; Rhynand. Aptwerpi
CITY Of Paris Runc and Nevada Liverpool Croft, Leithi
Saratoga Havana Athos Hayan ports: Alert Barbados Fl
Dorado. NewOrleans Kansas CITY Savannah; Seminole
Charleston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GRAvEsEyp Jan 6-sailed France (Ar Foot fof
New.NOrk. - ,,-,--.,. M Va
sell. Ncw-N ork on her way 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON 6Arryed steamer Hayel (Gern Jungs4
from New. York on her way Bremen,
AMSTERDAM Jan 6-Arriyed, steamer Rotterdam tDtch.
from New. York.
ROTTERDAM. Jan 6-ArriVed, steamer Neenuam (Dteab
from New York.
sailed steamer Zsandaln CDtch). for New York.
RIO J,yErRo Jau ARRIVED visilanca Petrte
from New-lork.
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here and false returns sent. Detectives after Per3
and Rogers who lost no time in getting out Of town.
TURNER'S VICTIM IDENTTFLEA

Henry w Turner's victim identified at the Morgue
yesterday morning Henry Mcshane an iron mouder.
thrtythree years Old of No. 236 East Nneyseventh-st
On New.Year's night Turner met drunken man at
one twenty ninthst and Secondave, the
terminus Of the Second Elevated Railroad. He
tried man, and during fight pushed him Into
the river.
The Identification was made by Thomas McShane, Of
No. l. $50 Secondave., cousin OF the murdered man,
He stated 10 the Morgue officials that his cousin was
born In Albany had been In this city seven months.
He was unmarried McShane had been out OF work for
saveral weeks. lie the habit OF throwing up his
lob every now then and going protracted spree
The inquest into the was held before Coroner
Schutze yesterday.
Frederick A. Mott testified TO having been
present confessed the crime at the station
The i,,ry found that McShanes death caused by
Turner. The prisoner committed 10 the Tonbs WITH
out bail TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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roof of Superiority.

It costs more to make Royal Baking Powder
than anv other because its ingredients are more
highly refined and expensive. But the Royal is
correspondingly purer and higher in leavenlng
strength, and of greater money value to the
consumer Attempts may be made to substitute
other powders for the Royal by the grocer
because of the greater profit in them to him.
If so, send them back.
of the Department of Health of Brooklyn aer examining
Thc Royal superior to baking
regard leavening power, and heatune'S'
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NEWS FROM NE EW-JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.


A LITTLE GIRL TRIES TO BURN A HOSPITAL.
Mamie Ayers, ten years old, committed to the
County Jail Yesterday by Justice O'DOnncl on
charge Of arson. The little gr was accused OF having
tried TO burn down st. Francis Hospital. MaFnle's
mother is dead. and six weeks her aunt, Miss
Maggie McInorncy. who lives in Gccrge-st Bayonne'
sent the child 10 st. Francis Hospital. When Mamie
was oonvalesccnt hc sister, at the hopta gave Mamie
some light houscworli TO do The girl became dis
satisfied and wanted to go away.
She told the sisters that willie in the hospital she
formed the acquaintance of girl about her own "sc
known as Al0y,iu,, and that she told this girl she
wartcd to leave the institution. Aoysius, 20 Name
raid, told her the best way TO get away would be 10
set fire 10 the building, and accordingly on Chrlsas
Eve she OF Aloysus set hre to a mattress. Inc
flames were discovered before they became serious ana
extingulshed. on New Years Day the two girls IN
tended to make another attempt to burn me ll.uMin M
on. and Mamie wa. to start the hr, Sne i ,Io T rc
10 mattress, but before II was fairly burning the rc
was discovered and put out. Mamie confessed wa,
She caused the irs but Nad that Aoys'HS Te' 1 m,e !"
the House oi the Good shepherd and Mamie Is III '"c
County jail.
Judye Knapp Yesterday resentcnccd Edward W. liai
nnger the coorcd man who hacked his wife to dea''
with a hatclct April ,. 170l. The Time ior t"c
execution was fixed for February 10. lalihSer We"
arrested few mopicnts after he committed his horrbo
crime and when arragncd after being indicted he
qnent date Judgr Knapp and his associate judges N
the Court az oyer and Tcrminer took testimony Win
ont Jury t. determine the degree Of murder lanhsl
WAS guilty Of and rendered Judgment 81 nuiu'r III 'Io
first dcyrcc Ilalngtr sentenced 10 be hdiE'n OF
June 20 on that day Chlrl', !. Pc,hall applied Tor
a writ II hnbc;., corpus 10 the lhll'd sa"N pI'.rt
Court nj Trenton which wa, r'fn-cd An app'a WaN
immediately taken to the United states supreme 1Our,
Mr. Peslal did not arl1i" the app. hcinr' the hltcu
state. supreme Court and the was dismissed Wl,h
put dccdlug the cp1ettltipna.ty oi the II" uuu'I
which the conviction VS. had Nr. If-hhI 'au Ia'I
night that hr would apply for writ Of beas corpus
within II few diys.
The United states Book Company has gwen chaltt'l
mortgage to The Nanhattan trust Company for
81 OoOo t. secure a loan. The mort gaEc was plared
On file i'm Ia, 81 the County Register Nc>'NiiN
II contains 80 printed page. and II Will TAX" on" man
three weeks 10 clrd 70. The fec FOR r'cordlnS VIII
be tie largest ever paid IN Hudson County
The Rev T.. Payson Hammond. the well known evan
ccll,t will addr,s meeting ~ Christian Workers To
be- held on SATURDAY evening at the WiVcrY torgTt
eatonal Church. jersey cts Heights near the elevated
railroad station. sunday afternoon. AT the ~an'
place. Mr. Hammond viii aidrr-s the young people
The meeting Will b. held at . 80 o'clock.
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PATERSON

The body Of Ernest &. Fllewood the New-YorlS
real estate agent. who drowned I'm the Passaic
River on Monday, brought 10 the surface ycster
day. the spot where he disappeared by exploding
dynamite cartridges the water. The body was
taken to his home in Hawthorne. Paterson. where
he lived with his wife and child.
Thomas Rltchic thirt ycglt years old. foreman in
the Dolphin Mill, wa, examining "A loaded rifle at li,
home IN spruce st. hast evening. when I'm IN
known manner II exploded, causing hi, death instantly.
The bullet entered his right Jaw under the ear and
passed through his head. He leaves IA widow.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce. II 80 p. M
Anderson will case, supreme Court
Bachelor Circle, German Liederkranz ball, LiederArahI
Hall, evening.
XIXth Assembly District Republican Orgunlzsuon'
Linden Hall. y. IN.
Cercle de Piarmonie dinner, Sherrys, p M
Catholic Club meeting, evening
COMPANY f. 7th Regiment quarterly meeting. Armory
8p.m
Woman Suffrage League. No. LexiDgton'ae', D. H.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
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WESTCUESTER COTNTy

YONKERs.-Pnss upon No. Of the
fonlcrs STREET Railroad Company. that left the north
end Of Nepperhanave at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
had n perous ride. From Nepperhan ave down to
Main st. and the Hudson River the grade Is steep
Yesterday morning the packed and Ice had made
aS slippery glass. \, this neared the summit Uf
The steep descent ut Chcstnut-st and struck the lev
toboggnn slide IL broke away from the control Of the
driver and began a rapid race down the hill. At the
Junction with Mllin.st. the tracks make sharp curve
and II looked To the frightened passengers as death
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBENARLE-A. Won Mumm, German 'hsrCc
A. Agsirs at Washington Edmund Fraser, Of the British
IAgaton and William Dudley Foulke, Of Indiana BUCh
INGHAM-Professor o. c. Marsh, OF New-ha'ui.
EVERETT-Ex.A Attorney General Charles r. TABOR Of
Buffalo. FIFTH AVENUE-ENCongr&smeh fI%lA
Jones Of New-Iampshirc, and John w stewart OF YER
mont Verpanck Colv of Albany, and Charles D. jacob
of Louisville. HOLLAND-Matthew Haze, OF Albany
MURRAY HiLL-Proiessor William " Harper OF
Chicago, and Senator Amssa j. Parker oi AioS"'
WINDSOR-tieneral William Wells OF Vermont
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A HEAVY sSowsTORM Up THE STATE.

TRAINS SLIGHTLY DELAYED-FOUR INCHES OF
SNOW IN BOSTON.
Iockport y. Y, JAN (Specia)-A heavy snow
ytorm prevailed throughout Western NewYork all day,
and there is more than foot OF snow on the level
II is stu showing here night. Railroad traffic has
not been impeded yet. although the through trains
Dn the Central little late
Boston Jan 6 (Special).-The first snowStorm Of the
season in Boston set in at about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and continued vigorously until about 30 p. m.,
when the snow turned TO rain About four inches OF
snOw fell and there bgh wind.
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ELIZABETH.

The Elizabeth Board of Education for 1892 met last
night and organized by The clcctin Of Edward Nugcnt
(Dem) as president, William II. Ryan Dem) as clerk
and j. Augustus Dix O)em superintendent OF public
schools. The board for years has been a tie po
icaly but at the last election the Democrats got con
troll.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND

COLLEGE POfNT.-Thc SILK factory Of SulzIach
Weingc & Rocker with machinery, ETC.. was sold at
auction yesterday by sheriff VI. J. G0ldncr under
execution for 2i,070 the purchasers being s. OPP
pcnlclm a Co., Of New York; the Judgment creditors.
The firm got into financial difficulties time ago
their troubles being largely due TO strike of operatives
last year. There judgments for several thousand
dollars still outstanding against the firm
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stared them in the face. With much presence OF
mind before the had gathered Its full momentum
the driver SWING the horses out of the way. and
warning the frightened passengers 10 Jump whle they
could stuck to his post determined 10 guide the car "
safety. The brakes frozen and would not WORK
The ear swept down Mainst to the Hudson Ilvef'
missing many collisions the by hairs blraltl.
There il was stopped In badly wrecked c0ndltiol'
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ORANGE.

The Rev. j. q. Lansing professor Of Hebrew in the
theological seminary at New brunswick has received
call the pasorate Of the newly organized second
Presbyterian Church Of South Orange.
The Rev Alexander Mann. assistant to the rector oi
Grace Church Orange Ia, decided 10 decline the call
the pctorshp Of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
of bloomfield.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rise 720 Set. 445 Moon sets" O2O m Moons age
WATER.
IM-Sandy H'k.. loo Gov. Isld.. l;34 Hell &C.. 5H
P.M-Sandy Hk.. lao Gov. lsld.. 2oO heu TO- 600
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Mails Vessel
Vessel Line. For close. sails.
Johannes Brnn Bahama IS Co. Nassau. i 1900 I'm l pm
Ozama Clyde Port all Prince. &c....----.- l pm pm
FRIDAY. JAN 8.
New York City, NY&PR, Porto Rico.....2 pm pm
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wHBATENA.-The best breakfast food; delicious
nourishng: cooks minute rs cens; all grocefs'
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. u 5th-ave.
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PHILLIPS DIGEsTBLE Cocoa
mike other Chocolates IL prepared uat ~ WIN
not disturb digestion. invaluable for inyslds.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

CoRNEIL.s BENZOIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the skin soft White and healtnul. AL Druggists
- cents.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
80 WEST s9TH.E.
OF the Nervous System, Geno Urtnsfy Ofgsns'
Impotency and Sterty. Hours 10 1. 10 s.
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Announcements.
The ATMOSPHERE OF Low

IA a rure sweet breath This desdenstm is OF the
suit, of using SOXODONr which not only nNigorate> ane
prryes the teeth but the mouth fragrant as
q
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PEoUOT. F. g. W. OGEECHEE-
NEW COLLARS.
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SATURDAY. JAN. 9.

New York City. NY&PR, Porto Rico.....
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Business Cbanees.
Cost ano founo.

OST-psnk Book No G53575. Bank for Savings. 81
IL Beecker-st.. New-NorA. Payment stopped Peass
book 20 bank.
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Mem pno!lta1lons.

A SUPPLY OF MUSIC FOR ONE YEAR
IA FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY GEMS.
Mu.fc That is what contract ~ do
Music With yearly Subscribers TO
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Music 80 pages OF selected music each month,
Music Elegantly printed on beautiful paper;
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Music -Four Nocal Pieces each month
Music. -Four instrumental Compo'l uohs diso'
Music. BY the abest composers OF IN, uS,
Music. Being 50 90 worth OF MusS. Mon"S'
Music For fifteen cents single COPY:
Music. TO BE HAD OF ALL DEALERS,
Music Or $50 per YEAR TO subscribers
Music. Renitted In advance by mail
MnTc Table Of Contents mailed Free
Music. PLEASE WRITE FOR GEN CIRCULAR
Music Address EENJ. w. HlTCHCOCk, Publisher.
Music 3s5 SIXTH AVENUE, n y
Music. Single Copies 10 cents 81 bIsncn siodos'
Music. II Park Row, opposite Post ONCE
Music. 2s3 Sixth Avenue below lsth Street
Music. 294 Grand Street near Edfidge street.
ne FOES Devils History, Mol Flanders
j , Roxana Colonel Jack, Plague London, Mallory
Morte d'Arthur, Camoens Lusad Coniessio Amantis
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TNnE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on !;
i Turns Grey, and the Remedy; BY Pfo' MAkLhi
"Every one should read this fittle book
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obstruction.


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from patrons.
oDEN Hill SCHOOL FOR B I9HS NJ c cEoss
NJ is pfncp ad Enssa sSIi;si S' ~
IL ONE AND SCHOOL tor young boys Isrneld Com
~ Attractive tl home firm ds'pne W%R Frn
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| AKEwooRR IN NEE TGH5Fy sc hHESEwoop
for Ssy % Sept s. 'AIlSSfs fc .sn0o
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timing Scess shoS e Tfen1oosy spd P ers
nj oNTCLAIR MILITARY ACADEMY. ,u. 4,
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Moraylan Boarding School for Boys Healthin ocacon'
Military drill. Home care. Term opens Wednesday
sept ~ Rev c. c. LANIUs Principal.
n, ORwALx MILITARY INSTITUTE Norwolk. Conn
~ prepares for college business. preparatory ue-
narnent Superior building illustrated circulars on re-
quest fRANh D. H'n'i'AS, hii'c.p"I
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parents always pleased $3.50 begn 9aptember Y ls9
For circulars ADDRESS SETH II. JONES. A. NJ, Principal
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L Nv 10 Mr.. GEO b. SIETtflNG - W. l4th-sI. NJ l.
~ MILITARY COLLEGE,.
Dcsrers Civil Engineerng Chemistry Arts Prparto IDe'
rarsmcn. 3st year opens Sept a. Col O. f. HYAfIP Pres
r, ECToRY SCHOOL HAMpEN. CONN,
IL For Boys s325.s375 Home Influence; shorSusa
trhool sys,sm Extensive grounds: gymnasium, boat
house &c Address Rev. u. L. EVEREST, NJ ~ Rector.
n IVERVIEW ACADEMY,
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Jnstrurtion
Jersey City.


ID i07 and 100 Grand.st. Jersey CITY, NJ j. .
Irrty.seytn n scar fnB sept 49, day .chool, Win
separate Department. fs 6C and girl; 9 h the
Schools Languages. Vocal Music and Drawing without
Chime slecal Patronlled by The people OF jersey CITY
NV York Brooklyn and all suburtan towns situated
on r,iroafs LEADING Jersey City and Ioboken Caa-
ogues giving full informaton sent on enlilc'ncn;
'e"' D'rectors CHARLES c. SrlMETS. Principal.
HORACE c. WAIT. VicePrncipal.
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NORWICH LINE.

For TsTON all points North and East Direct rout<
10 NEWIOSDON, NORWICH and WORCESTER
STEAMERS lcave pier 40 od number North River next pie
above Dcsbrosses Ferry daily, Sundays excepted al
10 D. m Tickets srd statero9ns secured at principal
ticket offices In New.York Brooklyn, jersey City, Pier IL
AID
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} OCkLAND COLLEGE
NYA,k. ON-TIiE-uU pS0N.

Il ON-TGfI-UG pS0N.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND nENTlEMEN
Beautiful location. - miles from New-N Orr MODERN
ap olntm nt,. ir lartor, leg at ana BUSH 20
Music. Art industrial work. Iype'Wl..liht my I not
opens sept. 10 W H. BNNNlN IN. y VI
nv NE. CLAVEl;ACK COLLtGE aud HUDSON RIVER
l insfitute for Roy, ara Girls VIII open lts S9H year
SeIt 49, 1892 For catalogues address
Rev. 4. H. FLACK. ~ NJ. Prcst.. ClNeracS " y
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. BosrdIns aud
j Day school fer Girls i2d year. Opens sept. Is.
College preparation. 13s14o Aonagues broeklJn. Y.
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DROpOSAIS FOR DREDGING.-U. S. En-

T. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING.
NETWORK. August s. 1892.
- ncls Rarian Bay. y. j. will be received at this
until - september II. 1892. aud then publicly
opened Specification blank forms and all ayailab, In.
formation will be- furnished application TO this Office
G. l.. GILLESPIE, L!eut.-Col. OF Engineers.
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Miscellaneous.
nvIsS JENNY HI ~ Ek'S hnGcreartcn anu training
w class for kndcrgartners viii reopen October 8, a
So. L. Mc-t l21tst.
DENMANSIIIP-Private lessons, 81 engros'ins
l. card wf!ting. BENJAMIN +. KELLEY,
Central C. NatOry. : West lith-st
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Proposals.

Os Cal. August lst Iso2.-sealed proposals for i'm
po,lng harbor and bay Humboldt California, will be
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