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The herald., 1893-07-22
Cheyenne Banks Stand Firm.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has advices this
afternoon from Cheyenne, Wyo., that
the banks there stand firm, the excite
ment is ended, and no more trouble is
feared.
The herald., 1893-07-22

Total of the leading cities in the
United States, 1919, 900, de.
crease of rs per cent as compared with
the same week last year.
The herald., 1893-07-22
THE WEEKS CLEARANUEs.

Banking Business of the Country Still
Much Depressed.
New York, July 21.-Following is
Bradstreet's tabulated result of the
bank clearances Of the principal cities of
the United States for the week ending
Thursday, July Goth:
The herald., 1893-07-22

The worlds fair will cause rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring, 112
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-07-22

For supburn and freckles use only
Rerfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. +. Littleboy, druggist,
S11 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-22

Ladies' hats cleaned, dyed, reshapad
and trimmed. California Straw Woske,
264 South Main street, opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-07-22

1t comes every few days--new music.
Fitzgerald, the music dealer.
The herald., 1893-07-22
Grover Goes a Fishing.
DuGy's pure Malt at Woollacott's.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, July 21.-The
pyesident spent the day fishing.
The herald., 1893-07-22
FRENCH TROOPS FOR SIAM,

ALaIERs, July 21.-Five hundred oi
the foreign legion of the French army
have sailed for Siam.
The herald., 1893-07-22

BERLIN, July 21.-The German gov.
ernment will send several men-of-war tc
Siam to protect German residents and
interests.
The herald., 1893-07-22

THE SCISCICH ESTATE.
THE MURDERER AND SUICIDE
LEAVES HIS PROPERTY TO LIT
TIE PAUL, HIS INFANT STEP
SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

Railroads..
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SIGNALS and lnt5rl0cElng Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbro>ses and COriiandt Streets.
In Effect 1901 A. W.. FEBRUARY 10Th, 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
900 A. rglImaE ye,6ge Sleeping S Car r, to Cs
,ago ana CINCINNATI Rning smoHms aq i9 CiE
siaaati IS a. M. Indianapolis 30 a. ~. Chicago
the PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
'1oH . sd STATE eN oo SScp G r 6 s@oH
pa s '%s and trrcwr ontro. for bt
cor encn,e Of bone Or oGce gnei 9{ StaG b oy
IT. LOTS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
ar 80 Lda. " sal vy'tOqe 1 s@csas
rlnnau Is a. H. an. ST LOU, 30 b. M next
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 T.. M.-P.lmsn Vc-uDus sleeping Cars to PITS
bars Sheqso aad ce'gl,ql Dmas Car to ph2i iet
II 40 a. H.. Chicago . 81 D. ~ neNt DAY
>OrTHwE-TERN EMPRESS
'.'o T., VI. Mg@Sa2r 80 p M sand,y.:-PaliG Ia, an
st. Louis Dining car Altoona % Richmond. Arrive,
ioi5 D. m and s, Loai OD NJ second morning
PACIFIC ENTREES.
Ssss fssSs apT . Sis.se cS s;G%d
800 r. shrnaqdc,G valley Ey,Frc.< daily Pullman
Buhet Sleeper TO .'ewOrlcanS VIA Chattanooga.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 A; w." ,hnaton Limited" re,aaays' Vest.
Gar 10 Bitmolc arriving in Washington s:i5 p. m,
800 p. VI. Congressional Iimi,ca" daily yestieule
i r9a9 raiSF q, ard .s Car arriving Washing
Aa%,S"a iAprc,. Sr rain: ''s 60 sq9 80 and
$50 o a and SO a. m md 70 80 SE D. ES2rTs
rI%sIpA So srA;cn,'r aud s. AqTa.
l.,Ses' Tor Jacksonville. -; Augustine and Tampa
Thon.n.'iIIe . 90 p. DAILY: foft Key ives, md
fs s"l n s Va St For orG". rs and and
40 s..ps5 I'd S eas D Hsma ana SS
can, PM car ,p Mon eomrf, No colcns,l
500 p: M,paliS tor a. pcot; C',,.oienSe 3 ONO
roE o6 ro 'Ssn 65Nir ant and NR via Cape
Chare> Hort'. 60 a weekdays ana. with
FOR NfLANTtc CITY. ! 80 p. m. wcekfay,. with
E0E, CAPH MY, 80 =; m wecSdays
Tor Long Branch Ashury ParN, Ocean Grove and Point
plcls"nt 10 a. m T. 50. 40. $40. and u ~
y. H1 icHdaYs. Sundays. . ~ a IN. and Is
=. n DO not s.op at Asbrry PARK and Ocean grove
On Sunfays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express o 20 20 5 o. 80 300 . 80 40 90 Wash
ington Limited with Dining car. and ii 90 a. M az 90
noon Pcula Limited. with Dlning carr. -, | 90
: 90. 300. 30. 100 80. 90 90 30 so
90 and 200 p. m. and u Is night. Arcommoda
,on 90 a N N 80 AID go m s@neaXys Ex
Limited IL 90 n"on. 90 30. > 90. 80. = as
: zoo. 90 y. m. and II Is Accommodation
) 90 and 90 p.
For Time tables Of uains n local points the Penn
-Nhana Railroad >y-tem Apply AZ the following Ticket
orce,: No-. iSS. $40 9lt lJ.3 il3 ond POI Broad
AsfOr House. 1874 Fast 2jth->t 264 West 18th
ST. 81 Coumbus-aNe., 737 SAthavs.. foot Of Des
and Coruandt SIS; Court.st., $50 Futonst
% Broadway aud Iirookyn Annex station foot ~ Full
CITY
1he New York Transfer Company viii call for and
heck baggage from hotels AID residences through 10
destination.
CHAS. I. PriH. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pas,'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
REAL ESTATE.
HrsIyEsS Ar TIE EXCHANGES.

There activity In the real estate mar
yesterday. and the bulk Of the property onerea wa
sold purchasers good prices. The most i"po'''
sale was at No. i'll Broadway by H. " Hafheu' WIN
I offered under PARTITION No Lspenard-st The prop
eIty in question stands lot 20NG9. with one anu
two story buildings thereon. 1t brought @lo'-'o nom
David Cohen. No. 312 washineton'st was ohereu oy
the same auctoneer IL vcstory building covering
a lot oOAsO and brought $50, 100 from g. w. Whec'er
No. 12G Macdougal.st. three.tory brick building
covering 2dxl00 1t brought $1,000 from Manner
baum & Levine. No. Iiarri'on''t. Is thfee'S'o,
brick and frame building lot 22X13 IL was so'u
after considerable competition stephen Loveioy for
$4,000.
Peter T.. Meyer offered behalf Of executors NO
400 10 473 Sevcnth.ave between Thry'mth aud IhfV'
sts fourstory brick and tenement houses.
No brought sl2 O50 Nos. 800 and All. Sill $40
ssss J: ii 5ry qef bo1 NS & from
The adjoining house on lot q sSoo being .,o Ne
sGS kas i teS rs w.., s.v.n.v.'rn,
"i ioar.e,a As""Siy Saspe d%eSg
1t sold the pantn a the PROCEEDINGS for s2 $50 %;
George brown deceased 80. % CintOns and No.. l0i
cd G IN to and ds t IN acved
three and brick ahi o s~e buildings ain no. p
p poieTsy va "' bid 'i ID at SO oOV "~
COS E, K%y s D%Foa Mos Soc
T15 G snd s W. they & S3ss fro"
r myth os5gS under rGGsr' an; md iS
So R il that , d Se prcpes by va. so c
$50 500 to A. NJ Bendhem. . - .
James c. Laor offered under foreclosure No PA Fast
Thirv.-iNth.s nvc.story brick tencment-hou'e on a
~, ,o %a Gd %, Mary lar ,C ErmO"' the de-
William Kennedy offered unde" fore lOsire lot In
Thirl.avc.. in Twenty-thd Ward wcst OF RoSe-st
II was sold ". Gcismann for ~ 900. ~
the Liberty Exchange there active bidd NJ
nj tie sale y. uldlng OF No. ~ Jaue.-st The
proDortv fwO-storv and attic brick building
on a lot oON6l loasci until MAY /. 1893 Tho bidd ng
ran from ~ COO up 1919. Mrs. Hsfrerty was the
buyer. , ... $500 .,
ct the ENchangc Yesterday -
Asrhcr Wcinstcim sold Fisher Levine and Harris
Mardcllaum Nos. COG COS and Clio Eghthavo two four
story buildings i9jXlcO and one tlrcestory bIldlng.
- IX75 for Nscher Weinstein has also sold TO
Francis g. Hendricks AT West Twenty second st.
north side hctrccn Nth and Tenth ayes, tourist
hich.stoo dwelling 20N10NlS9 for sl1joD.
Cionon & Macdonald have sold for \. Oracle King to
Adouh Rern-ten NO. 100 Fsst Ninetecr th-st. four
story hehto,p brownstone dwelling. sizc 2jx0jX92
private terms. -
James :. Holmes has sold for Henry X. Gilman To
Peter IIassincer ocnbun apartment house southwest
conc Of Onchundrcd and .thd.st and Eighthave loon
100 the price being $3.50 600. Mr. Holmes also sold fof
Mr. Gilman MIR. IlassIngor tho south side - sixty
fourthst 100 feet Of Amsterdhnave. 10OxOO the
price being about 100000
The broker sold for Dr. Lewis Iallock n
Eliza +. Houston ard Annie g. VConnor the northwest
Of Eghtyfourth-St. and LeNngtonnNc OIsNlO22
the apartment house the Girafd. for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES

| Allen. Elmer 4. and wife to Frederic w Deyoe.
pns old S GGG@" AND %e To "a Vent year
corner iOai.st. and MannattanAve, year. No..
BeiIl.r' sia"ey, and another Na''an L~c"y, 49,.
cotssl John and Nicholas. al1 xiy.; z Lon.,
pes s a. S sSq..cTn gS"..a,d 900
ca,a car%ns and , WIFE 10 and ep gyS d. weSe.
Mortgages [Sa9s1 '''-,' anu 'oO''. ' 1900
KiSs,Dridpe Road. Of Emer,onst years,
Dciaore iienfy C. and vito to charles ingci ''V0
soil and another trustee 5'h-avc 1000
Eg1n JOHN j. ard another to Robert + bowling -''''
a9'l lr, of 10 mna tHcn 'oo
| ave, u Of 59t6.-t. years. 49,. $3.50
trustee. etc, Avenue C. u OF 9th.st years II 600
| Graham, John. Aaron J Bach. executor, etc.
Gray. Sansy, al q tSs mutual i.Iie Ia.p,aasa ''
Company. Ncw-Yok. " Par%avc, n OF s7th' 1000
III TO eis ncniyt mcr.saee-, nstoln.cnts. $4,000
Ildridge'si years 1900
Mission and Tract society. No 2Gj Bowery. ooooo
Harvard, John N ,;a.o , = Harvard. MadI. Coon
Hcnnc.sy. Daniel. to CaroIi6e " Astor 5 Sd.
Bank GcnT..st corner fiSn1Iin..t. years. Is 600
4oth.si. Of ist.a1c yoals - $4,000
i7is.t " Of Audubon.ayr 3 years -, 10000
"' ana S another ' ira.tee G SotSsi Il coiSm.
nu'sye year.; ,i %or re- ,ic.,v $4,000
uncas-st, lots oO2 3cl map UOutcfneur
Morris, year ....... 1903
Lowenstein Anna. aud another. 10 NcwYork Saw
inps Bank. Godst, OF 2d'avc mort.
lck. 81. n i5lst-st Of Robblnsa,c, 3 years 1900
Merle. sp,anina. 20 Anna rndnburr, Iiith. oo,o
Meyer. Henry TO VIM Rockhill Potts. Col.
ieac:ave. OF ISjthst ycars... -. % 900
I27thst, Of 5thavc demand. ............ 1000
Piering, Antonio. and another. 10 Harlem say
ings Bank, North Shave. OF 10th ~
pad,,a I,,ncisco 10 I ,Tcnty Snuh . = iaod S'O
st. " OF Morrsavc 0 months .. ............. Oc00
Pechln. Eugene. ct AL Gcorgi T. Arnold,
resist. OF 7th.avc years .............. 1900
Powell and The Franklin Savings Bank. New.
st. year. mortgages ........,-....; $4,000
Powell Alexander 81 John Williams and
mortgages -. 10000
Gocrck-.I year .......,...... 5000
and another. cxccutrix ETC. 81 al, I2Oth.st
OF Boulevard. etc. years, MORTGAGES. 90 900
Ruhinstein CHI TO The Hebrew Benevolent ard
i5t Ryington-st. years .....,,.......... 90 900
Rcnwlck. William {, and wife 10 Emile X Noel
and another trustees. etc. No ~ East Broad.
Burek George : ct a.. TO Regina 7 Lohman n ;
Grand-st OF Ebrsyu.st, year. nm. 1900
schramn Charles T.. by Judgment. etc, 70 Char.
o!ie Sssk W., iSt' and 8. map Mel. ON
smith. Frances A. TO West Side saving. Iiank
woheben. Georre and wife 70 william { He.s. WV
wistsrs. JULY. p 70 William . Ls,hrop jr.s
SSd.st. Of 7thave. instalments. 80. e. 49, 81o0
Warner Lucen O. TO German r Conn., . 18th.
st. OF Lenoxave 2 vafs.-"-... go. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. g. Ii. Il. RR. Co.. LesseeD
Trains leave West 42dst station. New.Yok. - foe
lows. aid 10 minutes earlier from IT, Erankln-st. NJ
$3.50 a. M.-Duily Tor NcwDurs, kingston. Aiosnys
daily except sunday west OF Coeyman's Je.
7ilJ A. M.-Daly for Albany. except SUNDAY MonNUNs
$3.50 A. M.-Day for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Roehesss
ter, Buialo. Niagara rails, Detroit Chicago: eAcep
Saturday for Toronto.
11:35 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday. for Albany ane
400 7. M-DaIlv except SUNDAY. for Albany.
5;1J T. VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Svrscuees
Rochester; Buffalo. NiaGaa Falls. Toronto. Detroit
$3.50 p. vi. Daily, eycep, sundsJ. for Newburs. Al
Sa1S p. H. paiS Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochss'
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Chicsees
HkVERSTRAw LOCALS. PAS. Is: AS =; NJ. a.
NEWBURG LOCALS, 8: 80. 'l0i5 A. NJ. 'i;l3' SSo'
Sleeping ears for buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto
Detroit Chicaao OF all through trains. ,,..
sDaiy For tickets timetables. paror and 'l eS0e
i1n 1888 79e Eulton:st. Annex sSs Tss
$40 Broadway i4s Rowery. 81 East llth.ss.. b We"
'2s'h"'' an q. e. LaMBEnr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
3nsIrnrIloh.

Is o"i'D'N' 20. eo7 srH.AvE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. CHAs. II. GARDNER. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
Ufarbers.


A GENCI To ST PPLl tGcor professors teachers
"A rovcrnesscs etc. In all departments Of ;esrning Cr
OF schools recoumendcd 70 parents MIRIAM
COYi,IEKE HOOK Building $50 Frfthavc. cor. 2oth.st
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goyenesses.
&C.. 70 Colleges. schools and Families Apply 70
MRS. NJ. J. YoUNG.FULT0S. % Union sausre.
ELOCuTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE:
Il Glass and private instruction Mrh. MARTIN,
Hotel Brockholst, l0 West S5th.st Ncw-Yoik city.
THE FISK Teachers AgNnces.-New.York. Boston
i Chicago. Los Angeles. &c. 5000 positions fli,c
u. F.. CROCKER y. Y. Manager. 20 shave N3thst)
XIIANTED.-Po tcachej Of mathematics and
w classics in schor, private family twelve years
]. J. H.. 162 LexngtonaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
For Bows and Young Men-City.

p OOK KEEr1NG. stcnosrsphy, upewriting. &C. hos
ID oughly taught; day or evening; situations furnished
Address Ncw-Nork Business College. 123th-st. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

VAN NORMAN INST FOUNDED 1850
Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
For Young Ladies-Cit

~ Ew.YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l23th.st. N. y,
~ All practical branches day evening. Call or "a
lr.ss NLEMENT L. GAMES, Mount Norris Dank B'Pg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
Real Gstare.
Couutrn ,Jropertn for Sale ano 20 iet.

- or SALE.-An elegant Stock Farm. inclu1ng Stoch
Machinery and Crops. one Of tile hhe,t voa'u "u ~
itoductive farms In NewJesey, contanls 1oJ avic,
bgnest state Of cultivation good buildings rev
M Lousc--ncluGi.g Manoh comnaiuis pe'o wv
Wow of the surrounding country. ABOUT
cccnt meadow land the balance excepting ABOUT V
which Mount covered with natural iOfe,t
b tone and gravel /, high rolling. second 20 none III
hc state well supplied with watt. delgh" suln"o n,
home ocated near Lorllad's Rancoca, Stock far; az
birmingham burlington County, on the rnn 5sS
Inc pennsyl yania Railroad. fifty minutes IRON rWaus
mia two hour, NcwYork, being between NJ ioiid
and PcmbeIton. l. clear q cc,in rance Mu Ophia
delphlo Penn
7, OR sALE.-Montrose 100 North Broadway, midway
L'tNyrr Yonkrr, and Hastings, hand one aIl'ye'I
round country in perfect order ne| pumong new
s nxture- and dccoiaon- city ana water; no noe
6eathfu location can found house i OF stone massNey
built and contains Il bedroom, IN all -tlble ma aoNon
for .x horses beside. ample for cows
oarlcurrs cottage atOns stable; - aero, ana; nagnH-
cent river view well worth NI,li permit hoe rof"~'
price. 80 01U ..,.,n,, n csa, vo,yY Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22

NIYEEsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL; 80 wG't Se'h'''
Elmer l. Phillips, A NJ. y. c. Hendrlekson. Pm d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Piers % AMI ~ East River and Bulkhcod
Pier, 90 and "a. Fast River and bulkhead; ~,
fr1i to 1 idce KS of srSaarsy run. LOO
E!Gadyay lith.', S NV 25f s,d o sa 5s
executors, 10 The Broidwiy improvement Co 100 oOc
and wife to Aaron Biorh -. -. As
Herman Friedman and wife to Emma Cohen $500
to samuel padscc ''.''.'.'.'....... 3oc5OC
n%.dgay 70 lthe' nv, 23A ,o i9 sa1 ~
sane pioprrty' same 10 .amc i2oth part. 30 ooc
IA t" nathan icsSr -, 1926
''s; r : { q .1s'ss:'
s. s so m1 1s% HSS G." snd wife to
Same psT AnS ssoS and 70 1E
s.s. rt .% Ike Sa Shipper n same a p. l sc
70 sane IL -. 1900
ps,, ........."..... 10000
sane p,ooerty " Roosevelt and wife TO
sos::i. : 100 {. " Of Am:prdsmaSe ica?S
$50 David Thomson referee. TO catAarne \. .. mn
.s's,.t sss.s. I, Of ed@Se. lssssnioO'; 90,
1lrh.., NO ,, si2 E~'' Anne hnd'n"ns to ,s ooc
German L. comm aud VIE to Lucl.a &. war D.. ooo
lo.,'.,, 10 u Ta..; william sulfcf' reo''e 70 900
Samuel Ioarfeldcq '>- 5ocoo
100 Il I,,a Fronmc rcf.rce 70 81 s. Svrn 30 200
I214t-st 10S II 4 7thave. 1oklcol III; 800.
Louie Cassidy and wife ~ I.s,cllc Y. I"c. 1,soo
Kinc-bridgc Road. :. 100 n " 81 Enlernn'st
jCxriegular: Andrew J. Coanick and WE 7" . -.
Leon Il. : D. Nc.oda. .... - DUO
' Iamc. Stone and Wife n r;triCs shel 1000
2oi, No ~ West; NorIc KOnofe and wife IN 49,.
Jamn- Barron ........ - lb'oo
wen chara a. uGn and VIZ % L indn KsSSr 10000
53d-s'. 100 II q n 7b.aNr, leNloOj' VIII
lam - Iathrop Jr. - Julius X winters 11,5'p
53dst 100 II Of 7th ave. loN loo.5 Arehi-
had W McFwan and wife 20 william q Ta'hrop 1900
RNe-sIdr Drive :, @f2 n ~ -2i-st "a 3Nir.
regular Edward Jacob, referee. 10 James ., ooo
coisrravc. w. 425 It n n Issth.st. runs 100
u n Mott Iiavrn Canal. i00Nl2j william
ani wife n Henry McTer .....-.... 10000
lCpth.S,. 100 e. ~ Waihingfonav TX
leo. Hiram Jclir and wife 70 Nellie Van -
wr.,che.fer.sve =. ia II 0 II Cnion.ayt. 25x
10: Simon DsnfiR ct al IT. He!nfck .a
Lot IS map ~ South Pcirnoht. we, Farms;
Thomas W. Surridec tn ChsfloS &: Soofwatd.-. 800
Same property Charles woodward 70 Max Bar.
1h71
wnlsrd.avc n W corner ct.st 2sxloo; James
Smiley and wife Frank g. Weed ,..-:. 900
Brggave. q. 145 II ~ Southern PoueNarh,
tCxl1O: Eliza 4 Webster n Nellie Niler.. 1900
Sidncy.s' ~ II ~ Westrlc.i"r.aye 36lK $500
900 Robert Stevenson 10 Hannah u Williams LOO
Sidnev.st % n o ~ Wcstchester.avr NN29O;
Charc, u Stevenson b Hannah II Williams. $500
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For Both Sexea-City.

For Both SeXea-City.
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Grahau's School. IA Broad
- way gives thorough instruction IN shorthand and type
writing in possible time pupils get position A.
competent: classes daily except saturday, evening
classes Tuesday and Friday. Circulars free
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison Square (cor. 25th.st and B'way).
the principal American aud European ciues
New begins now.
Musical Instruction.
q UMMER School. OF THE METROPOLITAN COL
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retained. Dudley Buck. Pret Albert Ross Parsons Vice.
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For Young Ladies-Countrv
BRADFORD ACADEMY.
ID For the higher education OF young women Apply 10
Miss IDA c. ALLEN. Bradford Mas
THE CAMBRIDGE Mas, y HOOL tuE YUM
i LADIES.-Adventaces Of Boston Quiet OF Cambridge
Comforts Of Home. Small numbers.
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
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For Young Ladies-COuntrv
Bows and Young Mcn-.Country.

DOyS anu louuS h'H-\oHH'iy.
Is REV T. H LANDON PRINCIPAL.
CAPT T. d. LANDON. CoMMANDANT
n ANAAN ACADEMY, Canaan, Conn.-Home for SIX
~ boys. Three Masters College business, Back
ward boys specially For particulars address the Rector
r. LMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Milford Conn =,
IL Parent. who unfortunate IN the D'nag 'ment o.
BY this school the session during the entire
year. FRANK NJ. HOWE. Supt.
II HEEHoLD INSTITUTE Freehold. n. j.; 45th year.
College preparation specially; business, high school
and classical courses.
NEW.ROCHELLE MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ THE CASTLE Ew.ROCHELLE. y. Y.
FRANK : ROBERTS, Principal.
~ EwToN On j. institute. 800 #. elev. Best School
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II Open all the Thorough instruction in Bookkepng
Banking. COMMERCIAL Law. Peimanshp Gore pondsn.e
Arithmetic Teegraphy St>nography. Typewr.tine, &c
Bu men supplied with assistant short
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~ NGIISU EDI-CATION.-Mrs. sydney Robjohns resi-
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receives young ladies for the finishing their eduato
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-28
-y(ood River Glacier.
HOOD RIVER, Or, JAN. Is, lsss.
4 GOOD SRO WING.

Whether the bill creating Cascade
county passes or not, our citizens can
feel satisfied In having made spleudid
showing, With S56 votes cast iu Hood
River and Baldwin precincts, at the
November election, the petition sent
down Wednesday contained S33 names.
There are probably 400 voters In these
precincts, but many of them live at
such q distance that it was impossible
to present the petition. or those to
whom IL was presented not more than
dozen, and we do not think that
many, refused TO sign it. We are glad
to see such unanimity among Hood
River people. At Mosier fully one-half
Of the voters have signed the petition,
and no doubt many more would have
done SO if they had been seen by those
circulating 1t. At the Cascade Locks
the sentiment against county division
is somewhat stronger, but a really
strong petition is sent from there, con-
tanning 24 names, and representing at
least two-thirds of the taxable prop
oFtV
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-28
BEWARR or THEM.

Attorneysin Washington are sending
power-of-attorneys TO all persons who
have located and proved up on the even
sections Of government land within the
litnit Of the Northern Pacific grant,
asking that they he filled out and re-
turned. These attorneys offer for 25
per cent. of the money collected to
bring suit in the court of claims and to
lucover the $l.25 per acre extra charged
by the government for these lands. As
matters stand at present no such suit
can be prosecuted, nor would the gov
ernment pay back this money. 1t is
quite probable that congress will in the
very near future pass bill authorizing
the return Of this excess money, but,
until it does, neither the court Of claims
nor the Washington attorneys can re-
store it. These legal sharks, antici-
psting such action on the part Of con-
gress, have simply put up this job to
divert one-fourth of the money to be
returned to their own pockets. They
will do nothing to earn it, and will
only have to notify the department to
pay them the One-fourth of each
amount for which they held a |
power-of-attorney. The best thing to |
do in the premises Is to do nothing, and
let the Washington attorneys do the
aauNo
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office ut Vancouver wash Dec 10, lSg2.
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
mined settlers have nled notice Of their
Intention to make final proof In support
OF their claim, and that said proof Will he
made before the Register and Receiver of tho
u, >. Land Office ut Vancouver wash on Feb
ruary 2nd 1883, viz;
Theodor CarstCns.
Purchase Application No. i0l under zee s
Forfeiture act Sept 20 1890 for the SO Ii W II
sec Up II l0e W IN.
lie names the following witnesses To provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz: John Dotnmun, OF
Fulda wash, Matthias Wllkcn, Theodore
Suksdorf, Of white Salmon wash. Carl L..
Suksdorf, OF Davenport Iowa.
Carl l.. Suksdorf.
Purchase Application No. 800 under sec 3
Forfeiture act Sept ~ 1880 for the ~, sc If
and "a sw Ia sec Tp 5nr II east W m.
lie enames the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land viz: John Dethman, OF Fuldn
wash. TheOdor Sukesdorf, Matthias Wilken, Of
white Salmon wash, Theodor Carstens Of
Gilmer wash.
Jacob NJ. Wilken.
Purchase Application No. 29I under sec 3
forfeiture act Sept - lSs for the II liscc 81
Up 4nr II g W m.
he names the following witnesses to grove
his continuous residence uqon aud cultiva-
tion Of sad land viz John Dethman, of FuIda
wash. TheOdOr Carstens, of Gilmcr wash,
Ihcodor Suksdorf, OF white Salmon, wash
Carl L.Suksdorf, OF Davenport Iowa.
de2lJn3l John d. GeOghegan, Register.