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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
Level the Race Ira. X.

The local horse owners have purchased
a rae track scraper, and it is being used
to put the track here in shape for the
speeding of the many fast horses who
are daily exercised.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
A Gentleman

WHO formerly resided in Connecticut, but
who now resides in Honolulu, writes: "For
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22

""t "AAN
the hair
kept fall
ing out
9 v e y
y. I
induced
hertOuSe
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22

been laid before the president and the
board of directors of the company, and
he desires for them and for himself, to
signify the express company's appreci-
alton of the GOODNESS and courage of Mr..
DeCamp under the trying circumstances.
Call for Volunteers.
There is one feature of Chicago Day,
October 9th at the Worlds Fair, which
will be of special interest to all states
of the union, and in which persons
from all states will participate. This is
a review of the states of the union, each
represented by as many youths as there
are counties in the state, and to be pre-.
coded by eight or ten young school
girls to represent the principal cities.
Manager Dickey is arranging for the
representation of North Dakota in the
parade, and to this end writes Mayor
Allen to see whether or not some young
girl and young nan can be secured to
represent Bismarck and Burleigh
county. The young ladies are to wear
plain white dresses, straw hats with
blue ribbons and carry a sheaf of wheat.
The young men will be dressed in dark
pants, white shirt, straw hat with blue
band and carry likewise q sheaf Of
wheat.
Of course, the expenses will have to
be borne by the individual taking part,
as there is no other provision, but as the
parade occurs the day before North
Dakota day. there may be some young
men and ladies from this city there, who
could participate, and be under no added
expense. The opportunity to advertise
the state and city is a good one, and any
one who intends to be at the fair at that
time, and will participate, should confer
with Mayor Allen, who will then be able
to answer MIR. Dickey's request. Now
the question arises, who will volunteer,
and represent a great city in a great
parade on a day which will be a memoir
able one?
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
Ordered the Pipe.

Alderman MCDONALD, who was en-
powered to make measurements and
order what sewer pipe was necessary for
the drainage ditch on Ninth street, has
ordered 1,400 feet of 18-inch pipe, this
being the amount he has found neces.
sary. The pipe company has made a
discount from their fgnres of 65 cents
per foot, first quoted, and the pipe will
cost the city GO cents.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
Only kirst-Class restaurant.

OS
At his new stand, opposite the TR1B-
UNE, MI. Small will continue to run the
only frst-class restaurant in Bismarck.
Meals at all hours. Oysters and all
delicacies served in season.
Looking After the Farmers Interests.
Casselton Republican: In this issue
of the Republican can be found the adj
vertisement of Andrew h. Burke, who is
in the grain commission business in Du.
luth. Mr.. Burke wants his old friends
and they are legion throughout the
state-to remember him when they ship
their wheat. He is in a position to get
the very best grade possible for any
wheat consigned to him, and to pay for
it Immediately. There are instances
where he refused to accept the grade
given wheat shipped to him, and in
sisted on a better one and got it. Not
many commission men can do this.
Andy is honest, and he will look after
shippers interests better than any other
man down there.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
To Make Answer.

The county commissioners will hold
q special meeting on the 25th inst, to
consider the matter of making answer to
the suit brought by L. N. Griffin,
through his attorney, M. j. Edgerley, to
have the taxes levied in 1889, set aside.
The auditor and treasurer have been en-
joined temporarily from selling the
property for taxes, pending the trial of
the ase The complaint alleges various
irregularities in the levy and assessment
for the year 1889, and also that descrip-
tlons Of property n indefnate and in
sufficient. Quite an amount OF money
is involved, as the taxes, penalties and
interest now amount to something like
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TME MtW,Yol;K IElErXE. WILL M RE.
"a door north q i ng,t oo and ADvEE-
ave; .3ist 81 9th have; l57 FourthaNe
corner Fourtecn 100 hrdaNe corner Foryscyen;h.
at O21 lhfd.aNc SNt, Just. Los Fr>t-aNe. :
Io6 West 10, Columbusale 30 Lib 'rty
So Avenue 1873 IhIdnNe.; 20 West Fourteenth
It. 81 West 42d,.t li9 Church-'t 55i Tbrd.a'c ;
lH3s Third 2n3l lhird9ys be- 18th and il3th ~
and twenty nfth-t. 2i3 wo,t One-hn edand-tW enty.
nfths and $40 West Onehundrc ed and 1ftn-st up
to 8 d. m, at regular Office rates
In brooklyn. G3 Court-st; sos Dc kalb-avc. 2Co
Bedfordayc, and No. 10 broadway. UP 70 = D. n. ~
regular Office rates.
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wesc Kstharina to Rosns von'n ooa 1900
wilson Emma executor 70 E.l"oen Noo'' 5000
watoens,sin Esther T. Joseph schne''r NO $500
Wor;hcy. Eliza f and Peter 4, 10 Mutual Ecsc.Nc
Fund Life Association n i-i'''S' e Oh 90" $4,000
zeler, Gcorge. to Mary Eler NO 80 i-+' io" 1850
Same, ard vile; to >ismund Cohen same prop. $50
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

wfsij! Ja&S Donovan SV ami " John rafacf 1900
Dc%%nicq Place OK {, Of .n lS;G ,n 1873 5000
st, &lq 1;s i'eH ,is @dof! iS3G SSjS@S
Icck , ana "i't', lornc, Wcstchc,,er.aIc 175x
i9ov iircs Chas Pclry, ct al. TO 'A'a N ooo
MGII,aHe : :" :" t,sG IL l. Wescncr - 900
s' So md q ASc%S S WIN m is S@t 9ooo
0'' E,6arl W Hreiiey and Vic to David + 80 900
ooM't s. vl 6l IT. " MAIN" o. 'v"ihait 25 600
sl-t--t 40 90 E'''' h'S'"' r'''''''''. 2o7oo
Mad ION 80 1l2s fredk Constable ct os 900
5stse go r. Of -, so iEe Iealor ~ 900
Hc,teI,,t ~: ~ LOUIS N''+' "'u $3.50
East Ef,adW ,,n,c ~ ,bcr ..... 1875
llth.~ ~ ~ ta't' ANNE l. D' n~ 81, 500
ls, E"ofr' 40 ~, Tat May racr george - ,oo
ch1 r'h SO, .ii and 9I7 nc9ciie' Klein
NH ayS 45lloo; ch NE, Coultcr to fidelia CO..
rr3 rH"9t 6 # q q ,%, XVI;
Eri, rsc los SO 90 oq ID ~ g. ,o Sqc .
& t, and a VIZ 2RaT ,S c 2o4iG Fg2
Ind, angi iq3 oi d KIDD G f'"f bertha
57h T. so - West Ellen VI Odds |" ''."' $1,000
sgd. 50 n we,' i'o.on v'lIhaF' to 10000
95th.,s 100 T. =, " 40, ~ ~ " Irascr 10 800
95'h;,t - IT. r,,r % and anoihSr 1900
e?,h.-r ~ $50 l'''' "'o's' |ii'r ana "'' 81 900
,., NAY BIER ;oi :, Of lptl..t @ivio6: I'd
mud II Tayo, and VIZ t, Iauc. Ic ,G ,,c,,,r
loai', 70 -; Wc'' rc''F i'''f ava '''. 5000
Conyon' aye ccr.s, ,' ,1,. p.vie $1,000
,o5 a5 H,s q, G' and VIZ r 'S io.3ah
MtlI y
St ,, ,o9.f i IL r6rn iydr $4,000
N,"so..a ave. '''. go Inoma' M'Gpir' 'od VII
si.;c N So 2ia' 10 - and 20 r'' il7'o.''
L">,eon'yG Noe "a, rS.o - Mus ''''' 1880
lI5'h,-, 50 40 l''' ror''h'' '' Ions "V'o' c25oo
asd '.e NJ 20 Wi No,d~c,i kaufman 1t a
r; I:'.1 ' ;..,. .a,- w-p.-'n ana 100,
;rd, s'.y s. . Fanny T. n's'oe to FANNY r
another. executor. t" c'''re E'i'.''' ''u g, COO
s,'T,co',t 40 2aa paw. sio'r-tcin and VIE
pconc' y Of y LORI. nd : ,So,Sor
rc',-y.,' 80 90; Frank peo"h 90 o. !" ''' 1900
27tn. loo , ~, ,'n =, II.Hrr v"r,on Gooo
ahh.-, io6 Wet Thomas '''"''''' ." - ooo
,h.o,. =, 80 = % e.',.;1' 2t1N co.,I la@a
I'D vo.c o., : ;" o = s,,l1s II I:o,,eN 5000
h",ipg,"',.' '.o r., ,s rl =, I~n Iriner u 600
'",n., 80 IT,, shr,-,, "'''' 30 600
o'h-t r. ~. and al ,no,hcr % S9phie elncr II 900
io'nie ,Ir,g c,n,r,,.ih 70 : Emma "Schant.S6
'o,,i. -I , ~ +, " rirl.tisn r.rlin.,on 1900
2,1t Sc. - = " q et'.i,c os,'s CHRISTIAN oos,,
Sfchl, ana VII. g. l>aar Nnulelu"t -'e''
N'I Gi.,, and "1 'na,ncr nus 10000
hD, ',,., ~. ~ T.: ,rir.nn ''''' 1900
ofhDr. executor. Matthias Rock lNo'p
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Mem pnblitalions.
VTNHE FEBRUARY CENTURY,
MIDWINTER NUMBER.
spIFXDID SI-NRFR NOW READY.

SPLENDID NUMBER. NOW READY.
CONTAINING:
A DEFENSE OF RUSSIA.
A reply 10 criticisms the policy of RUSSO by inc
secretary of the Russian Legation at Washington.
FRANZ LIST.
BY the French composer, Camille saint-saehs'
With interesting illustrations.
AN EMBASSY TO PROVENCE
First paper in a series Of delightful uavearticles'
by Thomas A. Janvcr, illustrated by Castasne
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SALvINI
Interesting records Of the life Of the great Italian TRACE
dian, including experiences with GarlbalGi In inc ce
tense Of Rome. illustrated
PRELIMINARY GLIMFSES OF TIE FAIR
An Article Oh the Worlds Chicago, with
hitherto unpublished about the buding',-ecccnic
schemes that have been submitted, etc., etc BY
Clarence Cough Bue
BALCONY STORIES.
Two stories Of life m Louisiana, by Grace King IL
lustratcd by A. L. Steiner
LIFE IN THE MALAY PENINSULA
travel paper. with fifteen illustrations by Harry fenn'
Kenyon Cox, and Others
GOLIATH"
BY Thomas Bailey Aldrich. A short story, complete
in this number.
THE COSMOTOLIS CITY CLUB
study Of Municipal Reform in the guise OF story
describing workings Of club organized for city re-
form by Washington GLADDEN.
TIE VOICE OF IENNYSON.
A timely paper BIZ DR.. Henry Dyke. describing a
visit to the poet in August. ls9-, with honu'iH'ce
portrait engraved Tcnnysons favorte photograph
THE LUSTIGS.
A sketch Of life in Ncw-York City, by Mrs Schuyler
van Ren.sclser.-thc first story fom the pen OF writer
already in art criticism.
STRAY LEAVES FROM A WIALEMAN'S LOG
graphic sketch OF adventure in wha!cr. BY the
late James Temple Brown. with nine Illustrations
SWEET BELLS OUT OF TUNE.
An insalment Of Ms. Burton Harsons society novel
OF Ncw.York life illustrated by Gibson.
AN ART IMPETUS IN TURKEY.
description Of school Of nnc at constantlnopc
with nine striking illustrations
BENEFITS FORGOT.
Balcstier
THE PROFESSORS ALTERATION
short story by Waters sncdckcr, with full
page Illustrations by Franc, Day.
UNCLE BEN AND OLD HENRY
4 story by Harry Stilwell Edwards. author Of 1.-TWO
Runaways" with fuI-page illustration
TOPICS OF THE TINE.
"a VOID from Russia" Efficiency Of Ballot Reform"
Free a National Necessity etc.
OPEN LETTERS
GLOW Irsnists May be Different and Yet Each be
Great" 1.-The First Account Of the Grand Falls OF Lab
fsdor." "Lincolns Last Hours etc.
IN LIGHTER VEIN.
Stories, poems by Mary Mapes Dodge and others
Ready everywhere Wednesday, February LIST; price IS
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SPECIAL OFFER: NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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that readers get first chapters Of Mrs.
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THE CENTURY CO..
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pECnEnLD MOErG AErS.

Bailey william j. md w.,c. to james Thompson. soo
Bck. Go,tfr,i ana anor,.r. to R'rth1 >chmu,k
St.hbii.,.av". II Of lo'u!-,i ! year 700
iiGh'.t g Of Wl.li.-a,c, year., 49,, 1000
saving, Eank. corner Ho-c--t and Ihnd.
Era %SS &ii"lsndcr h. to rrcdcfick \ Con.
stable. and another. executors g., No LIS $500.
n,JG Sclsa and sn",Tcr To- George nourad
Lot III 4 lls. map Mott Haven ,-Sd wndj. moo
saann. cy ard We r,,. to \ N1 ;:s;@ss
av" 3 y"us -, 5000
co:;cy. Io,n T. liI;,c'e Agdey l. lot 80 200
Colon Ioa II AM wife % M i.,i BAH Soa",n
con,,,t Edwa,d ard wife to Tho f.mierant J..
dutsi saving, Bank n s3thst. Of 2i- 49,
copn IIenry and wife to tn; Greenwich savings
Eani u Sth.,i d shave. wear, ...... o5 600
Corcj Edwin J. and VII. to Joseph + sitter, 80
IF,h,-j q Con,cnayc. var. moris.acS 1900
q For, .,avc. var, ........,,..' $500
ave. : 81 ia,h.,t var 1872. ioo)
Industrial Sa,ne- B'nk. W 6oorckst, II Of 200
FIST AlclandoT v. 10 ADELAIDE Hamilton 5 :
oj:h-st. ~ - stha'c var ...-, -.-..---. ~ noo
% " to 1 iaaGv i'i I" Hem SAT- bGE %3 ' Del O'O
%ScG l S" X %i M lGaiH ry Sr'E' oi 5000
" Of An,tcrdals-ayc. year, .....;;,..... 1900
82dst g Of loth.a,c. wear. 10 mortgages. 1880
Hnner. ,eyhe 10 Iiachl l. tlsteIn and another ,ooo
mcrb,t LouiS and jeanette to D,roth~o Dera
nnrdt : : iIjtI,st q Of al. ~. Years 1000
Hahcr Annie j. to rre.cott II Batter. so 2II
East Troldwsy ! years .......-.. 10 600
same 10 Berth limestone property 5000
81 e Of Avenue s. 9rs...'~.''. ....-..... 1900
savings Institution 5oth-St. Of ofavc. ,ooo
Prrk so % Pcrry.,t ] wear -. 1900
st. Of Sd-ate yc,r, -. 10000
and another tr.,te". ctc t corner Rogers -,,o
Of sth.avc. . wears ....... 10000
Mcfarland, Joseph. aud wife, 70 the Excelsior
S.vnqs Prnk. y Y city J9th st. " Of
\, Cg%nuy PARK, Wet year ,,... 10000
operative Building and Loan Association lots
2l,.a 10 20 NAP part Gyatt Farm. near WOOD - nm
. ave ; Of l7lst-,t 2 ycnrs ..... $500
rrne Market Place II 81 Grand st.; , years 5000
r. llth.,t Of A1cnue l. In.tanent: -. 1000
Pas'd. Bornhari, 70 North River Savings Bsnk.
30th-st Of shave l year -. :. - 1000
oth.avc Of llfth.'t. l. year ......... Il 900
6y@ and sno6 sa @ a@.t 70 etc. Ha'"s Sd%G
=. ath, a Of rrince-,, years 10000
REQ. Imam; CHRISTIAN 70 Henrietta Krchbc No 'OOO'
N" s ' and go sd T ms 81 Afseh gH, Lad s
roy W"r u.,b,,y year ar 1000
81, rNcsu'"rs etc 40 - West 27h.St. 3 years 5000
., 3tn,,'' , y W 81 C9lumhns.a'c year 900
an another, : 5cth-St e Of Madlscn.aSv'c4 'i
Smii arollne, husband 10 george norton -''ooo
rhs sna a@o'eg ac tonst Of !thaye yea,s 1000
wse r tias l. oiiP S ch ysal S e a. 1920
wea gr frcS d. rirhav1 years .co, $4,000
mother M0rrlsave. Of lSsi.'s year, .a 1000
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II.AlNS LL.AkL. Ml.SI 4.D-SI.
$40 a. Nj 10 minutes ear Ter from uie loot Of Frank
lu.,L Tor MIdIl, Nn. BlVUdlns bursn Port JerIts
Monticello Mounaiudac, aisburgh. Liberty. LIVINGSTON
Manor. uInouek, CirpUldaie scranton, Walton. Delhi
SIDNEY Norwich. EducstOn Utica Rome, On ia OsNc-o
his NJ, CdmpJe | Hall. LaNc MOhonh and Mime
washa WallAli NI.ry stations Mid1letown Blooming
bursh. Ellenvilc, Pittsburgh. Hurlcyvilc. Liberty. Live
ngston MINOR
1900 4. NJ, Middletown, Pittsburgh LiDerty Living.
I.Ocksnd. Walton. sidney Norwich, Oncita
OswegO Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chcaso and
West. pu man slccpers reclGng|hair car free "
SUSPENSION Bridge.
fDaily: all other trains dslly except Sunday.
Pullman drawng-roD seNls and sleeping car htrths
obtained 3o3 Broadway, New-York.
J. c. ANDERSON. u. A.. 90 Beaver-s-. Nsw.Y0rx.
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Delaware, Lnckawannn and Western X. X.
sta lions in New. ork Barclay aud Chrisopses
Streets
SHORTEST LINE, yEsTIBtLED TRAINS

dice. route to ~" ~, MoNISLAdtns:
Kdse, MADISON. Mori.soMq Pas,A.e faGr,on, SI SS.
rAlCoNGS, iiasNttt'Sowni sGH0QLEY's MON MON
WATER GAP, sfROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTS ON, WILkEsBAKRE; NAIL NJ
sose. BIS@HAMairio5$, 6XfoRD. NORWICH, w..sr
sY'RRACusE 0swE.o,. ITHACA: Owed. ELMlRA
IDtNlNG, BATH, DANSNlLI.E, BCFFAiO aAd ~
Sn. WEST TokTHwE,S>rTI c AND SorI wkcG TX
PRESS. Pullman psror cars. Connect, AZ Bucas
train for Chicago. arriving 3A5 q. o. neu
,:sO 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. stops ct puast
1.oo +. 'M.-scEANroN, BINGHAMroS and Ell
MIRA EAPRfSS. Pullman parlor u,,
4:Io r, M.1S, RANTQNi wlLktsBAkRE and PLf%
1870 i. Vi. CDiiyl.-Bi FFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pu man slecpcl- Arrives at y Q. m ,.-,o
900 i. VI. (Da.Iy);-BCFFALo UTICA anil oSwEdo
EAPRE>S. pullman sleelers. ..... . 9,
1lokEls ana ~ LIMAN A1toMoDAiiONs az ~
80 ard g42 Bforwav 80 West l2jh-,t.. 80 COLUMBUS:
ave NewYork 333 Washington st. 1.6 Fulton-st ana
S5s BEDFORD BROOKLYN Tire tables. giving full IN
formation, at all stations. -
WESTi OFT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for sns
check baggage from hotel residence to de,t nation
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0falbers.

0fatbers.
A GEACY TO SUPPLY tu:or- professors teachers
"A covernesses, etc. In all InItn ns OF .tarIng. Cr
cuars OF good schools recommended b parents MIRIAM
COYRlEKE, Book BIihng 40 Ffthaye. cor. 2Oth>t
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutor
&c. % Colleges. Schools and Families ApDly
MRS. NJ. J. YOCNGFI LION. 3 Union SQUARE.
II LOCuTION and PHYSICAL. CULTURF.--ClasS AID
II private Instruction. Ms. NARTIN. Hotel DfocK.
holst l0l West sjth-st.. N"wvork CITY
1 Chicago los Angles. &c.: 5000 positions nhd.
II. +. CROKER, y. Y Manager. 20 5th-e,c. 13th-,t
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Mem pnblifallons.
Jnstrurrlon.

For Young Ladies-City.
a.uAPDING AND SCfIOO, fOIt GIRLS.
IL NO Coz 5TH-AVE. -
Rrv Dr. and Mrs CUAS. II. GARDNER. Princ.pas.
i " school for tiiIl, and Kindergarten.
Second term begins February !. II East 14h-st.
NIEW-YOEK UiJSINf.So COLLEGE l25th.st.. N. "
~ An practical branches day or evening CAL or ad-
afcss CLEMENT {. GAINES, Mount MOTIFS BANK Big
VAN NORMAN INST. FOUNDED 1850.
s. E. cor. Of West End.ate. and I .tet
Principal. Nine VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

(, U01;TIIANp-AndnW J. Graham's School. 74i BroNt.
way, thorough last ucton in shorthand ana type
writing in least possible time; pupils get position az soon
AS competent classes daily except saturday evening
classes tuesday and Friday. Circulars free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

ID PREPARATORY CLASS FOR AMERICAN children
terms 80 90 weekly; unusual advantage; limited mum
Der. III East jith.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Danrins Afa0fmies.
VNaltl and oil Fashionable dances taught private
w and class lessons artistic fancy ond dancing
taught terms moderate circulars. knickefbOckcr Con.
serVatory West l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
Musical Instruction

Musical Instruction.
NTETKUPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ,,-n,c.
NI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AAMbitlCA.
Residence department Tor nonresident sudent- Inuo,y
Puck Pres Albert Ross Parsons. Vice-Pres.; H. w.
9Ieene, Secy and Treas.
~ 10 and 81 East 14th.st.. New-York.
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For Bows and Young Men-Clty.

II OOKKEEPINu. stcnocrapny. Upewrtins &C.. thor
ID evening situations furnished
address Sew.lork Business College, l25th-st. y. Y
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 50 west oOthSt.-
u Al departments. Boarding pupils received 49, -
Elmer L. Phillips A. NJ y. c. Hendrickson. IN. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Countrn propertn for Sale ans 90 Iet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

0NHt, EEKLlTL SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison square (cor. 25thst. and Bway) ~,
the principal American ana European ciIes'
hahn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

a BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 10 boys. pleasantly situated
"A on banks Of the shrewsbury RIVER. Red Bank
n. J. o. WINTHROP STARR a NJ fIMciIai.
pORDENTowN q. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
CAPT. r. D. LANDON. COMMANDANT.
n ANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan. Conn.-llome for six
" teen bows. Three Masters. College bu>ir~' lSi ~
wird boys specially. For PARTICULARS address the R'cto
ELMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Milford. Conn, :,
II Parents who uDortunat In the n''Iaf ment o,
their will well 10 profit By the advantage ouru
by this school the schoo. is IN session ling the en'fe
yea.. rHANh NJ. no" l.. ollt
II KEEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold =. J. t5th ycar;
College preparation speciality ouslheh' my" so"oO'
and classical courses
y for Boys. Best sanitary appointments steam heat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

y uSEz ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 81 Fitth-oye.
Through OF Gonznlo NuneL Director
on music is as easily read the Key OF C. and harmony
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Dr. Webb has again taken possession OF
the st. Lawrence and Adirondack railroad
from Malone to Valleyfeld, says tho Ma
lone farmer and orders wero issued, dating
from January first, announcing that the
division would be operated by the Adiron-
dack and ST. Lawrence railroad for the
Central Vermont The Adirondack and
st. Lawrence through trains are now run to
Montreal without change of engines or
crews and the locals are run by the new
company from Malone as formerly.
Still another Adirondack railroad scheme
is said to be in progress. The citizsns OF
Keeseville have subscribed $500 for a sur
vey Of line from that village up the Au-
sable valley to keene and Sargnac Lake.
The grade, with the exception Of a stretch
from Keene across to tue valley OF the west
branch OF the Ausable, would, it is said. be-
easy all the way Such line would give
Malone direct connection eesterIy to Lake
Champlain and the Delaware and Hudson
system, aud the more popuous parts of
Essex aud Franklin counties. now separated
by mountain barriers, would become as near
neghbors as are Malone and Osdsnsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-26
COBB-SURPEE.
One OF Bnrlington's Young Men Welded
at tho Capital.

Ono of Bnrlington'a Young Men Welded
at tho Capital.
Ono Of the pleasantest events for many a
day at the capital, was the marriage of
Henry A. Cobb of Burlington, and Miss
Helen L., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Burpee Of Montpelier, Tuesday evening, at
the home of the parents on Winter street
The ceremony was performed at O'Clock
by Rev G. O. Webster. Wilfred Burpes
was best man, and Miss Lucy Shepard,
bride maid; both OF New London, n. II.
From $50 to 1890 largely attended re-
captpn was held, the rooms on both floors
being beautifully trimmed with flowers and
everEreeus. The ushers were, f.. T.. Blake.
ley OF Montpelier, +. F. Bradsh OF Bur
lington, and j. Il. Pollard Of Chester. The
guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
zee, Mrs. II. Cobb of Montpelier, and Mrs.
X b. Walker of Burlington.
Among those from out Of town were,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Fletcher, Mrs. II. NJ.
Shea, Miss May German, and +. G. SAT,
ford of Burlington; and Miss Eliza Burpee
Of New London, n II. There was large
list of elegant presents from Burlington,
Boston and other places. MIR. and Mrs.
Cobb left on the midnight express for the
South, and will bo at home in Burlington
after February ).