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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
Whe Rfaeftor.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1888
RE- EMIT RErLEOrIoNs.

The REFLECTOR ROSTERS are Fat
and saucy.
Charlie Koepke Is no souch as u
runner himself.
- No flies on the Republicans of
Dickinson county.
Dickinson county knows when it
has had enough Popullsm.
The Topeka bosses know what
Dickinson thinks OF them.
Henry uoffman's address will bc
Kansas, City, Mo-. as usual.
George Anderson WAS Lot quite
swift enough but he worked hard.
Tho Pop aud DtmucIatic papers
have kindly returned our BOOSTERS.
Well, Crawford, you can ty the
ProhlbltiouislB. Jump, Charlie, jump,
The Republicans wanted the earth
They got 1t all but treasurer aud
sheriff.
we pc AbI'hN bbNb wa
continue to try and boss Dickinson
politics.
Congratulations to County Clerk
Nottorf. The man who is elected to
cfi:e from Dickinson will get his
certificate.
with only Charlie Pattison, who is
not Pop, and jim Smith, who is u
Democrat, to crow for tue Pops will
sing very low.
Republicans, Democrats, People s
party men, PrOhibitlonists and anti
PrOhibilionists all voted for 5. S
Smith in his own ward.
Dan Honaday Ia busy fixing up a
report to Lewellirg Of his campaign
work in Dickinson county. We hope
to secure it for publication later on.
II. j. Hoape is something Of a run
ner himself. lie and Bill Nixon had
a race at the courthouse this afternoon
with lead pencil as stakes and Hodge
wor. Republ caus are winning al
around this year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
Navarro Nuggets.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence
NAyAnUE, Kas Nov. 4, Walter
Smdh has hi. barn rebuilt 6ni IL ready
frr wiut,r storms.
Jrb S-ine. vac almost competed a
llne di luu To .,sttsldrnce.
h l.. Smih trs ,'iurn,d from Okla.
houa. II Btca led IN getting a
quarter section " land IN county G..
VIM Pratt and wife from south
Dickinson were visiting friends near
Belle SPRING..
Miss Mary Maughermer spout Satur.
aud sunday at her home mile north
Of town,
We understand Frank Swenettner
will soon begin work at the Belle
Springs creamery,
| Jesse Shick has gone to Iowa with a
view Of sending for his family In the
spring II he decides to locate.
A. Killiner has exchanged his farm
two miles north Of here for land In
Iowa but will not move at present.
Election with the Australian ballot
was successful here as no ballota were
thrown out at this precinct.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.

II. b. Aldich, the efficient chairman
of the Republican central committee,
was down from Solomon with smile
on his face three feet long and two
feet vide.
Mrs. Il ]. Lewis and daughters,
Mildred and Edith, left last evening
over the Union Pacific to join Mr.,
Lewis who is located at Los Angeles,
California. Their many friends will
wish them all possible good fortune IN
their new home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
Industry and Vicinity.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
INDUSTRY, Nov. 6.-Wheat looks
well considering the dry weather
Henry Kirby and bride have returned
from their eastern visit,
The Industry roller mills arc almost
compelled to shut down ON account Of
the exceeding low water.
The public auction of Henry Green
has been postponed as he csnno. DO
prepared by the date advertised.
Faunie, the Is year old daughter of
VIM. Downs, died Saturday evening NJ
quinsy. The funeral services were
held yesterday. The remains wer
aid to rest In Ridge Green Gem sterf
The Ridge Green school house "
burned down Thursday night. IL "
to have been sold at public auction I
following day. There have been al
culties In the district and 1t issuppOsv
to have been set on 1re.
The new Green Ridge school hols
has been improved by some new desk
and free text books.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
CLOTHING STORE v"@ Suits
WORKED FAIRLY WELL.
The Australian Ballot Voted with
Some Errors.

The voting by the Australian ballot
seemed to be easily urtorstCCd ny the
citizens Of Dickinson cnuuty. There
we're at several precincts som defective
ballots but for the mos rat the vote
WAS "A clean one. The scratching ui
mixed tickets vas something fearful &,
contemplate and the zgzig course
taken by the vo',r's pencil in many
instances showed a painful uncer.aint'
HI TO intentions.
la Sherman township through SOM
understanding of the judges about
80 Of the sample ballots On yellow aud
blue paper were voted Instead of the
proper oil ,ial ballots on white p per
This was about half the vote of To,
precinct and may throw that number o
votes out entirely.
In the table published today IL,
ballots ON color,d paper ale included
AS the majority of them ere Pop votes
throwing them out would not chang,
the result
There was a tendency to throw awal
votes on county attorney because m
the vacant space in tie Democrats
ticket and the vote on that official 4
smaller than some others down lhI
list.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
No Missouri Office Hunters Are
Wanted in This COun y.
STATE HOUSE GANG REBUKED
S. s. Smith, F. E. Nottorf, W. N.
King, A. @. R mig, U. H AIMS.
baugh, A. s. Lowery, F. W. Wright
and @. H. Koepke Elected We
Want Host Of the Earth

The Republicans are happy today.
The returns from election make them
80. AS they came ia from the various
precincts they showed constantly in
creasing number Of votes for the Re-
publican ticket, For a while clerk and
attorney were considered in doubt but
by 2 O'Clock al INDIGESTION vanished and
the plnrsliLIes for Republican winners
lined up about ~ follows;
County Atlorn y-S. ) smith. 10
Coult3 Clerk i Z. N'.l"It, loJ.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
For Sale.

One Adams N tot, a. done Adams
two hole SECOND hard power com
shelters and one foIr horse powerat
l02 HODGE Bros.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

Yon want a stove, don't youY Have
you seen the Radiant Universal hard
coal heater at Pisle X FisheT'sY
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

See II A, Scott for prices on paint
and oils before you buy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

If you want a stove, large or small
hard coal or soft, for cooking or heat
ing, call at Pisle Il Fishers. They cat
suit you. Their line Is complete.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

See II. a. Scott for prices on paints
and oils before you huy. 10 Nv.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

The Grand Banquet cook stove at
Pisle & Fishers. 100 lt&2c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
Announcement!

on Saturday, November Hand con
tinuing unit. .Ariatuls we will have "a
grand opening and Holiday Sale OF
Fine China end High Art Bric-u-l!rac,
including many beautiful things that
were on cNMbicon at the worlds fair
and Others Chat were imported by us
from the largest lotteries in the world.
There wil, Doe handsomely decorated
vase, figures, cups and sauccrs, plates,
game sets, fruit sets, meat sets, choco'
late sets, tea sets, tctc "a tetc sets; also
Il number Of choice pieces Of cut glass
Our prices should sell them quickly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09
Extra Pine Potatoes.

Finley Il Brewer have just unloaded
two car loads Of extra line Colorado
potatoes which they are selling at
extremely low prices. II will pay any
one to see them and lay in winter
stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-09

Take your prescriptions to Scott
drug store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
DI-cIVESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was large ATTENDANCE on the floor OF te hN
change Lberty-st YESTERDAY possibly OWNS 70 u" gu
tlcintion Of t..e laiG transit me,tinY' Inc ra'r'
ny y Y Iarnc,t & Co.. who Offered 30 "63 West mr.
ueth.st The property Is hve-story bFo"h'o"e ~"
men; house with full lot 1t rents 'or 10,
v,nr Tn, bidding started vt $1,000 aild ran up -
- $50 al which price Msndcliaun s. levine VIII Sr nv
buvrrs Nos 4.i 40. - ~" and 20. Mesr hns,
cco,ds, Az four-.torv Ig-h basement ten'hl -,
on Vwe1lty foot lots. Ihcy were Offered wh an E,g '
nhas The rental il about 49, each. The boulns i"'
w., nv 40 900 e,rh at which price Morris B. Brin,i 90
declared the buyer. No lo1i Pirkavr was Tread
Mnller a Son ,oH under partition NJ No. ~ ,o"s.
way Nos - and b Orohadst, Two ntr-s'ory o 20 >,
mont .hnus.s with lots 2oNS' ta,h
,,,'chy -aI 600 ma so 30 Az $50. tom Aschcf "e''
stein Tho other -alcs were adjOui'ed o,,,d.
ina following sales pr, at contrft are rP Ida
Dr srldjus bros sold twenty i0f~ Oh l'
Of Junlus.st between suffer blak" aVcs' wv a. the
ptouxlyu: al-o frame dwelling houSc,
west side OF Juniu4- Il, south OF Dumoiitsn,, is I'D
svtS Ward Ero0L!Nn 1hc brokers nave u'1o ~ NV
IN ra,rncton Win H. D. Schcllhsss thirty io's III
town Il Flatbus tBrooGynl, situated In luft III r''
and Can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

Amy Levy and Wilkic Collins, for both of whom
Mr. Quilter has had much sympathy. His views
are worth preservation in this form. To increase
the dignity Of The work the publishers have spared
10 pains The siXty-four plates from paintings
and sketches which illustrate this edition are
nearly all well chosen, AID lave b,en reproduced
with uniform Success. In the large quartz edition
some ffty-sevcn aJtotypes are added Inc de-
sign for the cover is original ayld in good taste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
There Is young pointer called Johts'
a cheer here. and kisses, ana gfOahs :
is shame 10 mankind.
But a matter Of triumph 10 Jones.

Mr.. Ouiltor can confess to an admiration for the
pcturcs of Burne-Joncs. but he does not fear to
say, how fatal is their influence, how
vain their accomplishment"
1t has been dangerously easy 70 read into the
works of the Prc-liaphaclites leading motives to
suit preconcevcl thcories-RuShin's historic de-
fence is the most fragrant instance or rcc'rd-Dnt
Mr. Ouilter has been saved from miScons'ruct!oh
bv the close investigation he has made into the
actual daily donss of the celebrated innoya'ors,
and the reason why he tells particularly in
tercsting story in his account of the founding OF
tie Brotherhood is that, with Holman Hunt ;
aid. he carrie. US into the everyday life in the
midst Of which that event was accomplished.
With Mr. Rtskin insisting upon Che influence Of
I;hilcrti il is well to have the chronology Of
Hunts development put before MS correctly 10
learn that when he helped found the Brotherhood
he had few, il any, Of the ideas Rusiin a'crih"i
20 him. ideas which, if they came at ali, came
much later And as for Rossetti, he did rot lct
tho gravity of tie now departure weigh upon
lin, too heavily. Working over a new model who
had pleased him much, he wrote to friend ::
"Sophy BURGESS head ! have sold already for
fifty guncas, so trade has not been quite at
s,andstill think when ! finish s shall give
hin, nimbus and call him his Rcdcc'nrr. by
which ti.lc he may be made TO pay. This sounds
a good deal Of highmindctlrcss involved IN fhc
for,nation of the i. r. H. There was likewise, a
good deal of business, Of lcviy, Of pure human
nature, of which many writer's on the subject
have been disposed to lose sight.
Mr. Quitcr has felt the greatness, the beauty
and the technical deficiencies OF tho art of George
Frederick Watts. and mas written with equal IN
siobt and business on each OF these points lie
has been tcuchca by the poetic natiIiallsm OF
Jean Francois Millet, and mas celebrated IL III
words that describe the Frcnch.nans peculiar
characteristics very clearly. lie has shown IN an
essay on tie tendencies OF French art tan essay
written ten years ago. that he has not been blinded
bv the strength of the latter to any OF It's III
her.nt weaknesses; and in the survey Of the Eng
l,sb art of the last twenty years, which lie mas
pieccd together from his articles in the Npcc-
tator. he has passed judgments which ara based on
knowledge and a high ideal: On Ike whole, Mr.
Ouiltor appcars 10 know whereof he speaks, and
.Itbouoh he has o belief in the English wafer
colorists which few outside the British lslinls
u;lI be able 70 understand still the question is
omen and the years may vindicatc his lofty opinion
Of David Cox, Barrel, Palmer, De Wint ana their
S.uo,vs- tbouot wc Doubt IT, The literature
treated In this book aside from that which may
be touched upon hero aud there. IS that made BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

IN. Y. c. & IL. Il. ER. Co.. Lessee) .
Trains leave West 42d-st. station New Yoik. As Toll
laws mud Is minutes earlier from It. Fanklin-s;. N H.:
:;:30 4. M.-Daiy Tor NewDurs, hlnss'on. A'oahJ
daily except SUNDAY, west OF tOyynan Jc.
,.tI a. M.-Dailv for Albany SUNDAY. Montreal.
.,t,) 4. M-Daiy for Albany Utica syracuse koehes;
tS, inilialo Niagara Fails Detroit C4lcasO; eAceW
saturday for Totonto -,
iI,;i5 4. M.-DaiH. execp: Sunday. for Albany ans
loo r. M.-Daliy except SUNDAY. for Albany.
M.-DAily Albany Montreal tea. SYRACUSE
" Karhc,t'r buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Dctros'
6.:i" r. VI. Dnl, except Sunday for Newburs, AL
SO j. Vi Dally ios Albany, Utica Syracuse, Rochcs
~ 3 Iurs,o Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
uSSvyrinSrEAw LOCALS GAS, ssh5 r. NJ "a
Ei,Vitlfr(, AIS 20. 'lO:lJ A. NJ Il: 10, 4'oV
81 .6 80. III - T.. NJ .., ,,,r. 1.o,on,a
sleeping Tor l:uIao, N.asar" fai's' io'o"'''
.psy For ,icxe' tiwe-tables larlor aai s's ep.
n s3S Wa ,hnctoe. 10 Eue,,. nnn@n o~ rss
,o"t OF rul,on.st. NewYVk City, al 10 so Nj
'" q. f. LAMBERT. genera Passenger Axe0>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Qcacbers

A |EN"N TO SUPPLY tutors. pofessors teacher,
"a cONcIIeSses, etc. in al! departments Of learning. C
culars OF good schools recommended u parents MIRIAM
COYH1ERF. Book BuilIlbg l5O FIfthayc cor. 2Oth st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Icacllcr Tutors Gc,cinc-scs.
Ac. TO Colleges. schools and Families Applv 20
MRS. NJ !. YOUNG-Ft LTON. p Union SQUARE
Il LOCTTION and PHYSICAL CrLTURI.-ClIs, ard
II p wat" instruction. NJ. NNElIN, Hotel ROCK.
hol-t, lOl West Sjth-st.. N-w.YOfk city
u RINATE INSTRUCTIONS preparation 70. college q
L sDocirl,y: highest rS"r,Ic's. Address
YALE Ghh DUAiE. Fox %. tribune once.
THE FISK Teachers APcnc-s.-Ncw- York I,0-t0n. Chi
Gag. Los hrgel"s &C. 3 600 po.itiOls nllod. H. f.
CRO. KER y. y. Manager. 20 5thavc. N3th.stl
WANTED. Teacher lain. mathcnatcs. piano: teach
w piano aud yD"a: tcIrhei fngis IanD element irv
G. rnaD German goscrness nssl. Hntton MIS- DONO.
VANS Teachers Burau, 30 Eort I4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
RECORDED MoGTGAcrS.

dSSt,i. SAVING r'"h 'd'''' o. ''''' $1,000
Bent oa, f,l , a, WI, w"ae1 gssr. and an 1900
oI S,n' i..rgs =, al. to Hand rie'p'' IL oooo
cns ~''+ Aoa!o b se'Do'. L''"eoa 5000
Decker Paul {" ODD W. !, Az Smr. ~ 90
Denton, ilrnP n. to l. s'a"' '''' 10000
pItiilSa d r a"i Dunn. $50 r''' ''' 7i,o
Daa,h. william. aaa a,f' I, 'eo'so S'h""'. 900
Iran1. ucrnad. - L-Ti. 2d''". " 4, 900
Gei.:lr, Eob.i. =, L g Gu'man 'o.4. T., ooo
c,, st. ~, 4 y %a,' n, I'' !, T. naupsr
:oth-., IT,; Of ;t-eHie y yG'Tw Gr,,n;.is
Cin.on.., o; D,lan,cy..t 3 va, -. 300
Iunert I'hnIP, g. { a. IT, bond - coo
us i"' fi,Ss,th i " u Wc.:'a E.o'uc' .ooo
uGns o. i j. %'' 70 hut, nou.'ons % NJ,
heT.hen fnnF' n 10 ' o. rls.t ys-, u ooo
HaNh. S,,'h r., 'GG,h.sa,~ "5 va. ''.'' 1900
Hail. sv. w ,1l :c to as' an'I ..'o $500
l''eo, i%", q; Make, mo-tgaxe ycar... c5oco
K' o.tS,c Jo.% 20 r''" " 1900
Eei@r Josn to T,e cuarnc aid iru,. Com .,ooo
ho.. M' Ia, ,"A " J." - -. 80 600
h'o'ot'-- ~ :, ',alrert. . mortgage 5000
,.s'' % 2as a' I. na atS lot yS 10000
'' ,H'n Ic'snsey years '..'.. 10000
hS S5 Teois, ,dars. > motroqe- '...'. G)Oo0
Nc raer ,eors ~ - ....''.. CjcoO
M' aTe 3 war YEAR, " .''.'... $500
Ntso > u. "'' iq -, o. sCMst year. 1000
N"'s axe, JSh' In.n,n.n 'i.'''''S' 7lco
Naalor Olga 10 % " l'l'uon u l3'tr't 100
Alnanua DrdfrNk Ia Wa.hnrin1 l1r lnsir
Company. n sls'-st. . Avenue A. :, ma
pavci Ad,uh 10 { Holt. 42d.,t q %.
s,,'or' n rri' >, American Homo Missionary
soccty II o2d-st ~ ,th-a,c. y'ar ...... - 900
Scymol', Norman; T. Hamilton "'th''t ma
% sriaNr y"ar.--.-... ...-.--- ...-.- II COO
Smith Frank !. to {, Al",aud"r. 9rh--t
" ~ coui.v ward month. . VI rtglg .... i1.ocO
Shellenbcg FREDERICK c. 10 !; Strauss 3 ron -
ave u ~ @Gth-st. vea,s ....-..... ....- 1000
sth.ayr r.ary nortrac .....,...... 80 eco
companr - ~ s,th.-t " Of iItI.a,c 2 ycrr... 10000
Scrdh Fl"k. 3 " Cohen. W Luilow.st. n Of No..
Ro.~nbcig Adolrh. II Strauss. ith.
AID 11Sthst ycnrs-..--....-.-...--. 10000
Rascns'. Carl g. Greenwood Cemetery. !,'.h- % ,
Rcichcr'. Charles q. 10 e iIcnnan W = ParE-avc. 1900
tO0fh-et ! - uiorg1gcs .----......-. q 600
Stanley. Thnnas 10 the Stltc EanI l27h-
- " 81 3lnvn note -. .... 49,, -.-. 4ooo
20, o.n,"""' VOWS 900
Tls fharle o. " r. we No 1ct Mot,.st. year 1900
Vo'u. G0orrc N,l~ 'ihr'nnt ani Trust 90.
l2d.-t . 81 2d.rvo = years. -...-...-..... 1000
Wcer John 10 the Pougakcrp lie swings Bank.
Of T"Nn'tonav" anl oIst-st. $780,.
wIi''an'~ Thona a. : IN Mctlo-krcy Rect n
lach.s, Of shave. vars....... .......... 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Ncm 11rblirnllcn5.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid, for 25c. or stamps
Turns Grey, and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
PARKEH. =. 81. Long & Co, l0l3 Arch-st, Ph.a, IA
Every one should read this little book. -AthenaeuIn
IOC.-NichelCt's Woman. Love. Carly cs
~ Cromwell Essays MacauHys Essays Noltaiie 5
and1c Grants Ad-dc-Canp. Romance War, Wandering
J~w Mysteries OF Paris PRATT. ljj 6thaNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
For Bows and Young Nen-COuntry.

T. LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Milford Corn,
H who unortun1t IN the Hiing' urnt or
their will DO well profit by the advantage offered
by this chcO the -chcO. Is ia session during the cntf;
FRANK ". HOWE, Snpt
II RfEIIOLp INSTITUTE Freehold y. j.; ijth year.
COLLEGE preparation a specially; business hsh shoD.
ana classical cour.cs.
" Tor Boys. Best sanitary appointments steam nclt
cvcrywhNre Sosm-hcatcd swimming tank }. Wloh a VI
u ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE. formerly
1 p. ". A., Chester Penn, 3lst session. CIX IL
onchly orgs,izca panrl,orv Dcnif-r cn Winter term
begins Jan II. CO.. 9. T. HYATT, pres
liE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wo""s.c'
Mass37th year. Classical. Scientific Bu.iucSs pre-
paratory Depts Gymnasium. Strict Discipline. Home
care. J. 4. SHAW. \. NJ, Head Mister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 sl5 A. NJ 1:i5 6 40 special. -, 0:l5 P. ~.
FOR Toms KIver. Barne;at PARK and Balnesat 400.
IL 4. NJ. i:So. 10 i. NJ. an, =,
FOR Atlantic Cry VInoIaad. and Brdge'on, 4:So A. NJ
To- Monmouth Beach Scabright ana II gh!and Beach,
10 s:l5 II 80 4. NJ. 30 :i5, 90 4 20 Z. VI.
c,rJ,vs - 90 A NJ. 200 4. NJ.
Tce; nnd or-soT seats ean oS procured at 2 %,
Cenalst 81 Fast 1ith-st. 2S5 coiamhus.a!t, ed 55
W, IS5th St New.Yorl; 1888 WsS ingtonst. 72j f'I
WeSt -12yoosivn and "a Proadway. Williamsburg.
'o wcsrott EXpcSs Co. will call for and check baggage
,,oin hotel or residence h destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
For Young Ladies-City.

ID NO CO.. STHAVE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs CHAs. II. GARDNER, Principals:
N ISS A. 7. PERKINS, Girls School Boarding
NI pupils $500 ycer. 81 Eas: Gith-st.. NewYork
city.
~ EW-YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE, l25th- N. y
~ All practical branches day evening. Can or 40
oress CLEMENT c. GAINES, Mount Morris Bank Big.
NAN NORMAN INST. FOUNDED $3.50
s. l.. cor OF West End-aNp. and l,ttt
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
tnm Schools.

Aw LECTURES TO WOMEN at the University OF the
L. CITY nf Nov Washington Squar' East.
Lecturer: PROFESSOR ISAAC f. RUSSELL ID. :. -.
Course The Al ting Special llsscs o. Ter
sons Husband and Wife, Parents and Children Wills
Intestate Succession &C. begins Wednesday, January 4,
1898. at II a IN. and D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
1nstrnrtlon
For Bows and Young Men-Clty

For Boys and Young Men-Clty.
n oOKkEErlNti. stcnoaraphy; Npcwrtns &C, n IT
ID oughiy Taught; day evening; situations furnscu
Address Ncw- ork Business College, l25th-st, " L.
II NIVERSITV GRAMMAR SCHOOL. LAB Broadway.
u near 42d-st.-Al departments. Preparation for fae
Harvard al special rates. Eoaring pupils received
n. {. HENDElChSON. Ph. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
nrAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.

-, vi, and another To
WSrr's shapiro s-'-''
Henty.,t II lot 20, map properS and wf, 10
pp RE Vol .;:..;o: l''ooo
Wo~ onen md wife to Eek Sundel and anotr 42coo
Pcari-at, No ny 4'''" ............. $4,000
so, and = We'll ct al 10 oaco
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inSsNc % d; 10 n "A OF j5th-st 3L6xl0V; oo,
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II NGLISU EDIe'ATION.-Mr-. sydney Eoliolns resi-.
II dent at the -unni".t pat ~ M" EnGsh southern coast
receives young l1i n tho lin s1Q - thoir clu at o..
bpn" # style and I'm incnt. thor Win hgh Christian
training and n0h'ry care suIero professors Ild ie-
cont foreign ard En-li-h Ich-; rricr@i
IN ENGLAND and the Stats. Address Mns. SYDNEY
hOHIOIINS. No. Wost ON Mansiors EIeh nrlo. Enl..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Musical Instruction.
For Young Ladics-Countrv

BRADFORD ACADEMY.
ID For education Of young women. Apply 70
Mis- IDA Z. ALLEN. Bradford. Mas..
LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. y. =.
IL Home Church school for The care man1gement ana
cultu, o, vnunc ladies 3jth begins SEPT 10 Dbl
Wife for illustrated circular. Mrs C. NJ Curtis Principal
THE CAMBRIDGE Mass 'o,i. Fee lotNl'
LADIIs~-A.yantlrc OF l;osto1. Quiet OF canbnnec
Comforts II Home. Smal. NUMBER.
M ARTHUR GILMAN IS the Director.
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For Both SeXcs-City.

THE BERLIrZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
j Madison Square (cor. 23thst. ana Bway) M
Branches the principal American and European cities
New term begins now
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wav gives thorough instruction IN Shorthand and type
writing In least possible time pupils get position a, e9n
as competent classes daily except Saturday evening
classes Tuesday and Trldoy. Circulars free.
Musical Instruction.
a1t,EurOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
NI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.
Residence department Tor nonresident STUDENT Dudley
buck Pres Albert Ross Parsons, NIce-Pres.; II. w.
Greene, Sccy and ricas. $500
II and Of East 1<th.st.. New.York.
T0IE FAMOUS PIANO VIOLIN and ORGAX SCHOOL.
/ Y CONSERVATORY. 112 EAST 1sTN-ST.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.