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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28
FrIendshIp Of a Canary aud a Rat

Mrs. reri AlhcTon OF the Fultor
House has a canary bird and white
rat which afford great amusement fol
herself and other guests of The house.
The bird possesses considerable taleu
as songster, and oflentimes wher
Mrs. Atherlon has company Dicks
cage has TO be darkened in order that
the conversation may proceed. Dicks
greatest JOY, however, is 10 ride upon
the back of the while rat, and when
they are turned loose IN the room he
Immediately takes his position upon
Femy's back and insists upon being
carried about tile room. Should the
rat stop TO cat peanut thrown to him
by his mistress, Dick will flap his
wings, scold, and peck the back Of
Femy until she makes another circuit
of the room.
Miss Rat does not always take
kindly to this manner of treatment,
and on one occasion became so angry
that she bit of one of the litlle yellow
fellows toes. Dick, in consequence
of the loss of this al!-importaut mem-
bcr, was confined to his cage for a
number of days, aud, like a human
invalid, was fed upoa the daintiest
dishes the market could afford. His
four-legged companion seemed to
miss him very greatly IN her morning
romps, and when the warbler was
again able to be about, showed every
evidence of a desire 10 renew friend
ship with the bird that she had so
wilfully wrongod. Dick granted her
his pardon, and yesterday afternoon
they gave one of their old-tilne enter
tainments to q number of admirers
[San Francisco Examiner.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

The curious places IA which women
conceal their valuables was never bet
Ter illustrated than by story which
came 10 light yesterday.
A ragpicker found an ordinary in
box in an ash barrel in front Of 327
Popular street, and was forthwith of
fered 81 for it by the driver of an
ash cart. The offer was accepted, aud
when the driver opened the box after
lie got home he found in il lot Of
jewelry aud s6ss. i2 in money.
A woman living in the Popular
Street house wanted to go out on Mon
day, and, no one being at home, put
her box Of valuables in the barrel,
throwing scuiae Of ashes in after
sarl. Soase enc. resaraing,
took the barrel and placed It on
tie sidewalk. where, subsequently,
moFs ashes were drown in.
The woman, returning, noticed the
barrel on ihe pavement, but the fact
of the placing of the box had entirely
slipped her memory until the collection
of tho ashes had been made, when she
became well-nigh frantic and started
out on hunt.
She learned that tile ragpicker had
been seen in the neighborhood, and
after considerable difficulty located
him, only to find that he had sold the
box. With the aid of Superintendent
Delaney she was enabled to find the
driver. He handed her the box and
he received s5o.-TPhiladelphia Rec
ord
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28
The Orange Entinr Problem.

There is no doubt that half the
pleasant flavor of the orange is des-
troyed by the difficulty of eating it
gracefully, although that is feat of
which, like building an open fire,
everyone imagines his method is the
best. So great a terror does an
orange inspire in a woman at luncheon
with the fatal example which has SO
often been told hanging over her of
the man who broke au engagement
when he saw his sweetheart hacking
at one, that this delightful food is gen
orally taboocd. One feels tempted to
follow the example of the dear old
lady who was in the habit of retiring
to her room with an orange aud lock-
ing the door after her. But the mys-
terry was lately solved at a luncheon.
and the solution will be hailed with
delight by housekeepers. The or
anges were peeled and sliced and
brought on the table cut up fine in
punch glasses, in which there was
great deal of juice. In each glass there
was cracked ice and sugar, aud this
delicious combination, which embodies
all the delights of the fruit, with none
of its disadvantages, is eaten with
spoon. = lChioago Herald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28
Finest IrOnclad AaOat.

AT the beginning of his tragic
Chilean presidency Balmaceda ordered
three ironc.ads at the Chantiers do la
Seyne, Toulon, France. Two, it will
be remembered, were after some de-
mur handed over to Balmaceda's adj
versaries. The third, the Captain
Prat, has just been armed aud will
shortly start for Chile, where it will
be warmly welcomed. The builders
claim that it is the finest ironclad
ahoat
It's cost was 1900. 600, besides
5000, 900 for incidental expense. The
construction of it was begun in April,
1889, and it is named after tho brave
captain who fell at Iquique on May
81, 1889. lis a vessel of 1000 tons,
is 1o9 yards long by 90 yards wide,
draws 20 feet Of wafer, and is of 12,-
000-horse power 1t has 70 eanet and
20 Hotchkiss guns and . Gatling
mitrailleuses. Its guns are worked
by electricity, and II has a Fiske tele-
meter and Bullivant anitorpedo net
ting. The crew number 45O men, and
are at present under the command of
Captain yalenzuela Day. -LGhieagc
Ha--AtI
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Amy girl Of Il who is not deformed
can make herself attractive and even
beautiful if she will, SAYS a we'll
known New York physician. A light
course of gymnastics and plenty OF
outdoor exercise will make the figure
round and elastic aud develop the
limbs. Tight shoes, corsets, heavy
wells and late hours must be dis
earded, and every effort made 10
avoid excesses and live in a rational
manner Those having a thick, oily
skin, broken by pimples or come
dones or black-headed worms, there
is no other alternative but a careful
diet, il they would have it grow
smooth and tine-grained. But little
butter must be eaten, and no fat
meat, and the food consist for the
most part Of vegetables and fruit. A
tablespoonful Of sulphur in honey
taken every other morning for "a week,
then omitted three mornings and
taken again, will clear the COM
plexion in a couple Of months, but
will probably make the black specks
more numerous for a week or two. A
mixture Of powdered sulphur in
diluted glyeerine, rubbed on at night
with the other treatment, will soon
cause them TO disappear. Wash off
carefully in the morning with soap
and water, in which there is a little
ammonia. After this, if the face
seems oily, wash it at night with
spirits of camphor, reduced with half
as much glycerine and a few drops Of
ammonia, In the morning, bathe
the face as before in water with
ammonia in it, and after wiping it
carefully, sponge it over with cam
phoF and water, and in short time
the fairness of your complexion will
delight you and surprise your friends,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

"Weil, now, the SUMS a power o. heatl
The sap's a-running strong
stopped in with the boys a bit
There, as come along,
The cowslip swamp was budded thick
With now and then one blown
/ fetched a couple in my hat
As Darby says to Joan.
Gwen have the cattle out to grass
Come Psas-day, III be bound;
Hear how the creeters stamp aud low
Soon as they smell the ground?
It's time to rake the gardln of
And set bonef re goin';
Plan out the beds to suit We, wife,
As Darby says to Joan,
cit seems wuth while, day like this,
Jes' to ha' wintered thru;
feel the sun clear TO my sotll.
Old as be, do.
Mebby it would look awkward-like
To get to Heaven alone;
Id full as lives stay on a spelp'--
As Darby says TO Joan.
You amt forgot the old side porch,
Back whar the grapevine hung
They think folks didn't court and kiss
When me and you was youngl
Jes' such another likely day
The parson made us one
As, hitching phis chair bit,
Darby says to Joan.
-tDora Read Goodale, in independent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

Skill in effectively displaying goods
counts for as much in the trade as in
grocery and dry goods stores. This
skill can be exercised both in arrang-
ing goods upon counters, shelves and
in cases, and in making all attractive
exhibit in the show windows. The
value of the latter Is frequently under
estimated The street window is to
many people the index of the stores
character. They see in it and intui-
lively store away in their memory the
business methods of the merchant.
Dust-covered articles belray a con-
seryatism and a stolidity of character
which, while scrupulously honest and
worthy, does not invite the purchaser
A poorly arranged display is equally
unsatisfactory to the possible bayer.
The subject IS worth the attention
aud constant study of the merchant.
Strangers in town are proverbiai sight
seers, and shop windows are their de-
light. If they scent bargain or dis
cover lie attractive, they hover around
the window like flies about a molas-
ses barrel. 1t is easy in strolling up
business street to pick out the wide
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28
A FAULT REDEEMED.
BY WILLIAM THOMSON.

III Livingston county, Michigan,
There Is small land'locked lake, not
noted on extant maps, but locally
known as Whalen lake.
One Sunday morning five summers
ago. Wilile Johnson the l4-year-old
son OF a farmers widow living near
,'s iaAe' Sa'u 70 ms ''o'ner al'er ms
'''.'o o'io''s wqr' aO'e
o'lcf' 'ounnlc ior'er aua All
-A's"es S"e'sHoo'i"g Ooys ABOUT ms
S"" "s ",e s0i"S i" swimming 70
way n'y " a'O"s
"ss'' - 'us 'O"' lsp',og Ni.S' ''o''''-
,D'' ,' y" A"0~ '"a' a'nt l""ch
As a"a"s 'p0.'s' V''' suppose you
0Vs ~ "VeN V0u "'su alset your
Me0N "O'N u ',e ""FeS' nelu' ana
yo"" l'O'i's0 ~ '"''''' '"Ap a oa,a
- = s''vi' ''i'' '''v'' 'Oi'o s'la'sNt
"ols :" "s - pu' uo'' : iofset
',o,.
-, - ~ ~ : ,s'y e'Nei"''
- III NJ Wy aale''
SUES We e ~ sooa swimmers, re-
l0laeu WINE ana with a goedby kiss
nc seaihperea gleetilily away while
l'S motaef'already half resfetting her
uec's'on' iookea after him with a sigh.
On reaching the lake he found his
comrades waiting for him and in pos
session Of small boat, to which they
were fitting cars, while a similar
craft lay ongside.
"Why, boys inquired William,
"where did you get the boat? Ny
mother didn't gave me leave TO 90
sailing, and promised that we'd just
take good bath,ani not run into any
danger 2
ooh, it's all right, Will" explained
John Porter, 'lhe xiii, belong to
some fishermen on the other side of
the lake. They've gone to the village,
l s'pose, aud we're going to borrow
this one for little while and have
some iun,1
"les' broke IN Alfred Hughes,
"we'li have good time. Jump right
~ Mhi' ana wen row out . the
lnluuie q tue leke ana take something
IKE SWIM,
Whine johnson rather demurrcd at
Ihis extension of the programme, but,
DoyllSe' allowed himself TO be over
fuiea' ana the three isoushlless
Youngsters We're quickly ahoat' The
"a'ei' though deep 10 me very shore'
was smooth us ! mirror aha 50 won
u'ou'iy ''ea 'i'a' 'he peooly bottom
% TNa 49, .','.,'.. - p'A,s sOe"'
v;,,, ao,,an, ma,,aa ~ ns
.,,o,,. t,,..s ,,.,,,1.a,, - -, sp0'
go, -. Sas,. s, -, ~ ~
u0r,,.s M srn,,osna ~, 49, 49,, 'u 49,, -,
aneIos X roat nman..s IN ssS,a
a.hora when e ~ ,;ras eor : -.
trin ,hey ,vo',lI ,ol.a ~ o,,.an .t,g
ond so rocovar ,he ~, ana ,na;n
rlo,hss
r,h,. ,,.,, n,.. o,,,,.,,....,.n
,,.a,.aS pa as s ~ ',.s'''''' Ssu'."'''0aS ', up
p'o,s1 ''. ~ ~ , 49, 0.spplns 'n' nus
@ao,ls'' Wy ~ ,, 'nl0" ~ '"e,' 'o"''y
ss'',1 So, 1 '"'ss' '''' 'O'''s over
-, q
a., ~ .,,sa ra,,,,ai, %. ~ 'anu
- - -. - 9..'.a's 80 S''.' - 'io
, sa.o .s'al', '''' y '"0 SUI
st.I r;,,,,, - ,..,,.a 49,, .,,...
o,on ono a,,,,.t ~, :, M IT.. ,.as, ' s..' a',1
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

Wood for tennis rackets requires at
least five years seasoning; that is to
say, it requires to be kept for 1--WE
years in the rough timber state be
fore being cut up for use. Wood for
pianos is kept, rs a rule, for forty
years before 1t Is considered sufficient.
ly in condition to be used.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

A clerk in bicycle store in Kan.
sas City has designed and is building
a new buggy with pneumatic-tired
bicycle wheels and a number Of i'm
proyementsoalcplated toadd strength,
lightness and speed TO the vehicle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

storage battery, regardless Of the fact
that almost any well-designed ma
chine would fly if properly managed.
The inventor suggests that schools be
established for the teaching Of aero
nauts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28
THE skYcYcLE.

A aIassachusetts Yankee Thinks lie Can
Soar Aloft.
Charles L. Duryea, Of Springfield.
Mass, is the inventor Of the skycycle,
1t consists Of framework carrying
large sails like sheets, forming
bird-shaped plane about thirty feet
from tip to tip by ten feet from front
to rear. 1t is provided with rudder
at the rear for steering and balanc-
ing, and at the front with a propeller
for impelling it forward through the
air. The rudder is controlled by
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

beeen the great
stumbling block to
progress in the past,
and like any hidden
foe it has been more
powerful because it
has not been recog-
nized by the inven-
tors Of the world.
They have spent
their time in I'M
proying the ma
chine, searching for
a lighter metal or a
more compact motor,
or more efficient
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

But Johnnie had lust dragged him
self by supreme effort ashore. and
could not have sllrrcd, at the moment,
to save a world.
hOh! Willie. williel, cried All. a.
if his friend could hear him 81 con,t
dive for Won. ,npst die too Thoro,s
no hopelo
Is there. indeed. uoueg All ros
by Heavens mercy one sligb, ,hnngb,
il nav he NJ co.sa,ner tbrood e.
al this instant tberc came run,i,,a
swlftly down tho s,ono "a 10 w,,o,'s
edre. tl,e Two mon ,vho o,vneI ~
boats aud who. from tbe window of
an overlooking bouso bad soon ,l,o
cxhao.ted bov az d,,,,,
Never nan.ing Il ,boi, oa,,o, .,..
not even stonnins 10 .sl, a,,o,,;a,,
,lrv snra,o in,o ~ -. ,,;G ~,
sbot lil,c an a,.,,,v fro,,, ~ -
.sDon't stoni pm,t sto, fnr mo -,
falicred AIf IJugbos ma ,bov .u.o,.,
alongside "a f,w yord. f,r,l,.. o,,,
siraigllt III 4 line win the other hiatt
o., hurry! good men. hurry -
Que mn is rowiny the other
swiAkhsao. aud ,o,v "a, .rds hs,o,,.t
IA sl,e eorao, a., ,T,,.,as !, ~ s,s
,v,.;to ,a..,;,,', ,.;,.'-,., ~ 80
,,,,to l,od, -, ,.a,;..,,..sa,, ~
bofto,n tvclyo roe, ho,om, ~ s,,,.saaa 80
..R.cl. ,vate., .,oo,,,, H. f.sa,.,.o 80 -,
ha c,io. to ris ,n,ta ~ ~. ,;I.o
nlnn,ne, bo d,r,s - ~. ra.o,. T.
two seconds be il mn aro;n b;s hana
tv mad !, ths h,v,s lo.r t.;. .,.o,,,a,
soc,,,, aud ho,h .ro i, ,bo hoa,
wilio bo. ,oo,, s,,,,,o,,,., ,,o.,,,,,
t,yo ,nin,,cs Ia m.,, II, i. .ono,I :
NJ hroou, ia ,sastoJ II ,voras -
sr..,ioa oe ,;mo i, daurin rha
h,r,,v 6.hsrm,, wI,o s,iu ,,a,,. ~
o.r, viii oua ,ona sn,oo,,i,,a s,,o,.a
,.,,,. -. how s,,o.o,,a,.1. II. IN.
,,a,,;a., ,,.,,.. ~. ',I.ssr,1.,..s..l ,,s
I'D l,oat ai., s,o,,, anl ~ sft. H.,
,or,.o,,,n., ,,,r,,, .,,,, ,,as.o.I 49,,
a,.S "
Then The div man lifts the drownel
youth out to The hot sand. takes of bis
own unper gar,neats and wra,. linn
nm. while his friend goes for tbe
aucltored skin onieklv retorniuo
ll,c Two bear the ain form ,eo,le,,v to
tbe house whenes tbsv tlem ,e,vcs
have lately come leaviuo tbe now rc-
yiyiue John and Alfred 10 resume
thelr clothing a,rl follow wben s,rong
epoueh
While one of The rescuer. assis,s tbo
good people Of the house in their efforts
1t resuscitalion. the other hurries off
10 lbe village for n doctor anl soon.
eyer,thIua which skin can suggest {
being done for thc Unconscious suf.
fercr
Meantime a swift- footed messeuoer
has been sent to Mrs .Jobnsou,s and
the 9Saacicd mother arrives 10 find
her only son apparently bevond all
human help. Not sob, nor mur,nur.
nor complaint does size utter, nothing
10 disturb the work in hand; but with
fearless eyes and pale checks lends
herself to the doctors, aud with an
enforced calmuess sadly belied by her
bursting heart,
Minutes passed away, quarter, a
half hour has gone, and vet there is no
sign of returning life. John and Alf
arrive, and without unwonted solemni-
ty sent themselves in an outer room
awaiting in awe-stricken silence The
dread verdict which 10 both seems in
eyitable.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

handle bar in the hands Of the rider,
the propeller driven By cranks and
gearing, so as to use to the best ad-
vantage the strong leg muscles of the
rider 1t is extremely simple, not
costly to build nor likely to get out
Of order. 1t will be as closely a.
practicable large, soaring bird. the
soaring being chosen as the model Of
flying machine, because it is more
difficult to initiate the tapping move
ments of the supporting surface than
it is to hold them rigid aud supply
the driving power by a screw propel-
ler. Further, the most graceful and
largest birds are soarers, while ths
smaller birds do not soar as rule.
which would seem to be hint that
even Nature found it more conyen-
lent for her large birds not TO flap, 1t
contains little that is new or has not
been proposed heretofore, but careful
experiments and much study have
led to the belief that it is sufficient
for its purpose.
The great step, and the next one to
be taken, is that Of acquiring the
ability to use the machine. This has
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-04-28

The emerald is now one Of The
rsras' ~ nrAcinus s,nnaq
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Musical Instruction.

nIETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Wl LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
Residence department for nonresident stdents DUDLEY
BUCK. Pres. Albert Ross Parsons Vice-Pres.; Il.
Greene, Sec'y & Treas.
10 & 81 EAST 14TH-ST.. NEw.YORK.
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seek n northern passage to the East. he was evil
IDENTIFY in his proper element. He could meet every
opposing argument and his plans were matured
with wonderful care Though the expedition was
fatal 10 nearly all who took part In 1t, one orthe
ships reached Archangel. port never before VS.
tied by Englishmen. and the captain. Edward Chan-
cellor made his way to MOSCOW, returning WIN
ouch reports as led to renewed efforts to open COM
merce with Russia and China by way of ArcnangeL
and Cabot became for a time at least, the nero Oh
the London merchants.
Another point on which Professor Tarducci mas
II necessary to defend Cabot is the secret negoua-
t,ons which he had with Venice while he was In
the pay of England. The elder Cabot was undoubt-
edly a patriotic Venetian. He planted the banner
OF his native city alongside OF the flag of England
In the New World. Perhaps the son imbibed some
thing OF the same feeling But. Tarducci points
out he only turned 10 Venice when the quarrels In
England made II impossible to attract the minds or
influential men TO his plans From the disorders or
the Regency after the death Of Henry VIII. Cabot
turned TO the Council OF Ten. Doubtless he cared
little who sent him his voyages. II only he could
90 But IL was not In the books of fate that Venice
should share I'm the great work OF exploration.
Cabot's plan fell through. and II hardly seems
worth while to darken his fame with contest over
letters that came TO nothing.
Major Brownsons translation is clear and Wig
orous Tarducci is by no means placid writer. He
takes almost partisan interest In his theme.
and he sometimes speaks with violence OF those to
whom he is opposed. All the animation OF the orig
inal will be found in the English version.
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Jnetruttion.
For youur L,adjes-City,


1T IS PROVERBIALLY HARD to get the truth from
newspapers about their circulation but have It from
very good authority began to contribute the
advertising columns OF The Tribune there has been not
able increase ithe circulation. know how il is with
myself. Before. l took only copy now take two
John Van Buren, once said III you wish to know Just
what the public wants find out what you want yourself
You one OF the public" And 80. conclude that II
everybody who took copy OF The Tribune before my
article appeared takes two copies as do, the
cuation have doubled II that Ii good thing for
The Tribune Just think what IL Is for the great public
II may be the means OF saving the country. | don
allude the position Of The Tribune on THE Duties
the Hour nor TO It's opinions 1.-The Duties
the President" nor TO anything the editorial page
but DO aude 10 the great fund OF Information the people
are getting the subject business colleges ia general
and the Packard College In particular IL IL not OF
consequence party Is In power nor who
ages newspapers but Il II OF vita, consequence who
trains boys and girls for the duties OF citizenship.
who dominates Presidents II am permitted TO
train citizens. The power Is In the people. despite
Illinois Governors Chicago Mayors or budding Anarchists;
and 1.-THE pcope' WELD this power ten years
schools to-day ought ~ be- How Important
IS then into the right schools care very
little for myself all right anyway but DO care for
the OF this republic. And that Is why am In such
deadly about the Packard College am so afraid
there won't for all who need its fostering care
and that blamed for not setting forth It's claims
I'm proper terms Tie trouble Is that before the last Of
the month every inch Of available space viii DO taken and
then comes the vatng list" Keep of the waiting list
~ YOU can IS. >. PACKARD.
1OI East
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Nrm Publications.

Twentieth Edition. postpaid. for 25c.. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls of
i Turns GRAY and Remedy. BY Prof Harley
Parker A. NJ LONG co. 1 ,oi3 Arch-st PhIiadeiphia
Every one should read this little book "-Ath naeum
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Eau 6rbools.
II ARVAED UNIVERSITY.
LAW SCHOOL.

II ARvAED UNIVERSITY.
LAW SCHOOL.
Terms Of Admission after 1898 90.
After the academic year 1886 the following persons
only will be admitted as candidates for degree -
/. Graduates Of colleges Of good standing
. Persons qualified senior class OF Harvard
College.
The following persons will be admitted special
students
l. Holders of academic degree. In Arts Literature,
Philosophy. Science who not admissible as can
didates Tor degree.
?. Graduates, Of Law Schools which confer the degree
only after examination upon a two years course OF
at least months EACH
3 Persons who pass the examinations now required OF
those who are not sdustcs Of colleges a. a condition
" tnoir lsiDg admitted ~ candidates for degree
Special students who reside three at fe School
and pass IN due the requisite legal examinations
will receive the degree Of LIB. ID II they At any time
during the entte themselves IN enrolment as
regular students. 81 II they attain mark within hNo
pr cent Of that required for ne honor a gre.
For circular containing lt>t of the colleges whose
graduates will he accepted cand date for degree
apply to JOllN ~. ARNOLD. Iibfali ian OF the La"
school Cambridge Mass
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Jersey City.
IT ASBROUCK INSTITUTE, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
IL Cor. Crescent and Harrison
Thirty eighth year begins Sept 90 Boys and Grs'
Day school. Kindergarten Primary. intermediate and
Advanced Fits for College Business and the
Professional schools Art and Music Schools Competent
teachers oil departments. Magnificent building
slightly location constructed best sanitary principles
and generously equipped Patronized by the people OF
Jersey City NewYork brooklyn and all suburban towns
railroads leading TO Jersey city and Hoboken. Cota
logues application -
Directors, Hnhsjf' C. - WAIT IFS"