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ALICE 4 CONFIRMED CINNIB1L.
THE BIG CENTRAL PARK HOMES EATS HEf.
THIRD AND LAST WHILP. LEAVING
NOT A HAIR OF 1T.


Alice the canni5alistc lioncS, in the Central Park
Menagcrc, killed ana devourod Her Third ana last
wheip some time sunday night. leaving not SO much
as hair TO show that the unfortunate youngstcr ever
existed.
Alice has bad name for destroying her young.
since she has been part Of the m"nag"Ti" she mas
four times gladdcnci the heart OF the Park Board
by presenting to it one or more babies each time
arousing hopes that AT last young lion would be
reared to maturity in the park. Each time. how
ever. she has in way another caused the
death of the whelps She either lay upon them
and SmOhcr,d them, or She dcvouFci them. me
experiment Of taking them from her was tried, but
II soon appeared that this certain 10 cause their
death.
Two weeks AGO Alice gave birth 10 triplctS. and at
once every prcCauIlOn taken - prevent her hd-
inc them The lion house was closed To tho public
and a canvas cover was thrown her cage. 80
that she might not be- excited IN any way. Her or
binary single daily meal increased to three. ana
IA gallon of beef tea added 10 the meat OF which 1t
before consisted. All in vain. however. When
the whcps three days old she lay upon on"
Of them, probably by accident. and killed it. Then
she ate another. While in the very act She WIS
discovered by the keeper, ard the third cub Rescued
\ day later II was returned 10 her and she nuiscd
II and appeared devoted it, IN SUNDAY IT opened its
eyes for the first time some time that night Ai'r mn
have eaten it, for when morning dawncd the little
creature had vanished. and there va, NOT even a
spot of bl cd to show the manner OF it, ta!n- OIL
Alice Is an A~aiic HOn"s> al"nt seven yeas old.
.Ac has been in III" park for about four year, ana
in that time has borne eight whep~. Yesterday tie
lion house again open TO the public. III"
crowd, all went 10 sec Alice. III" seemed perfectly
happy and contcnicd. If She felt any rcmorsc for
hcI unnatural deed regret for The absence 81 her
baby she did not show f. Jack. the biz lion. her
mate. j. now back in his old cage, ncAt 10 hers.
When the cubs were first born he WIZ moved away.
that he might not improve an unguari"i moment
bv slipping his big paw through the BAR and llil
ing his offspring. In wild state tho lon.~- viii
protect her young from thcr father, but III cap
iivy she doe, not always do 80.
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MISS SCHEIBLER ~ THE TONES.
SHE Is HELD TO AWAIT THE INQUEsT-B lLIEF
THAT THE SHOOTING OF HENRY SOIL
ACCIDENTAL.

CnriStina >chcblcr. the eighteen y"ar-od cigarette
girl. Of No. G2- East Nnth-st who Shot Henry -pll.
of no. PIG spring st., al her home Monday eve mag.
arraignod In the E~ScN Market Polio" Court yes
teI,Liy morning. Justice Ryan rrmandcd her To
await the action Of the coroner, and she WAS taken
TO the cOrTner's office.
When Miss schcbl'r reached the c0Oncl's Office
her eyes wcr" rcd from weeping. She was accom-
panied by Policeman John j. kuntz. ~ the Thirteenth
precinct. her brother ana Amo, >0hl, th" brot."r
of Henry Ia" dead man. Coroner Mc,,cmcr, WHO
was AT the Morguc. Lavine been communicated with
by telephone, asked If Miss -chcibcr prepared &"
give BONDS. When told that she was not he gave
orders that She should Dee taken 10 ia" Tomhs 10
await the inquest. which will be held to morn
Ing AT 10 O'Clock.
Policeman Kuntz who had charge Of Miss >ch"ib-
Ter said she could get bail easily. but the Who'll"
party nccm all brOhcH and don know what Ia
DO. she VIII have ciauc" 10 quiet down in the
TOmbS. AMI will De- well taken Of there"
No 10 entertain ANY doubt Hat The
shODtng Of ~ohl purely accidental. and one
mlniic>ls more sympathy for Mis- >chcbl"r that his
Irnfl nr
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BROKEN MECH AND RIBS OTERLOOhED
sTAPLEToN WAS TREATED AT THE NETWORK
HOSPITAL AND ALLOWED TO GO HOME.

STAPLFTON WAS TREATED AT THE NEWNOl'k
HOSPITAL, AND ALLOWED TO GO HOME
The FRIENDS of william 5,aplcton, the painter VINO
died on Saturday from injuries received by being run
down by a Broadway cIblc-car al TWcnty-'iehthNt'
the previous evening are indignant at the WAY In
which he was treated 10y the physicians al the new
York hospital They assert that their friend was not
carefully examined and that he was alo"'u 10 I'"Ne
the hospital in dying condition. lmmc'IaleN ''er
the accident the injured man was removed 10 the
hospital where Dr. sheriff. the hOus" surgeon Is SAID
to have treated him only for confusion Of the Knee
and several bruises on his face and hands
Stapleton left the hospital Friday evening and
went to his single room I'm In" rear tenement mouse
at No. 1913 East Twenty first ST. He compaiNeu !"
Mrs Kate Drcyer. his andady, that he had severe
pains in his chest. lie returned to Inc ho'pl" ."
saturday morning and treated In the ou' -ld'
patient department for chronic rheumatism. Ills "P
pearance when hc returned from The hospital OH
saturday evening at about : o'clock Is described a'
follows by Mrs. Dreyer:
when lie came into the door he was breathing
like a stcam-cngnc. He could not TAX LOT "ah' u
breath and was fcariuy alarmed lest ne Sh""I"
fall dead. ] was frightened out OF my wits, ana "'
soon as nv husband came In | sent him up to Mr.
stapeton. whom he found lying deau upon u'e
noor with his mouth iul OF BLOOD
Deputy orOncr Weston, who performed the autopsy
found that Stapctons neck and five of his ribs had
becn broken Four OF the broken RIBS were on The
right side. Pleuro pneumonia had been induced me
deputy coroner expressed surprise iiit SAp'toI
was not instantly killed. An investigation VIII
probably be- made to learn whether the physician,
who attended StapletOn at the New lOrk lOspldl
were not guilty of negligence. ,..o.a. :, ,,,,,,o,
Dr. sheriff. Is out Of town. ana George H. l-udIdH'
the superintendent OF the hospital; ah>oin'eN re-
fused TO discuss the subject Yesterday or TO allow
the Tribune reporter 10 surgeon Chamberlain, WHO
removed StaplctOn to the hospital.
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KILLED BY 4 FAN FROM 4 WINDOW

James Knowles Il 'lung,h remain. forty years Old
killed 10y a fall from the window Of the boarding
house No. ~ Clarkson II. early yesterday morning.
Maggie McCaulcy. the daughter Of the boarding house
keeper had party In the house late Monday
night and there dancing and beer drinking AT
the time Of the mans fatal fall. The jewellers were
a,tOnishcd when "A policeman entered the hOusc ana
That Il dead man TIE. outside. There
vi, some talk, to the effect that kno'rc5 had com.
mite I'd suicide, he said 10 have been dos
pendent because he had lost his employment and h,
had been drinking 20 excess bmt the ctIurys SAID
he probably had fallen out Of the window by accident
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THE TNITERSTTY CONTOCATIO
TO BEGIN WORK IN ALBANY D\Y->PEAKEEs
AND THEIR TOPICS.


AND THEIR TOPICS.
Albany July (SpccialDe-Thc thirty first University
Convocaiion Of New York State will be- opened at 80
O. m. tomorrow In the senate chamber and continue
until Friday ri II 80 p. Chancellor Epson viii
deliver the address Of welcome, and will he followed
by Governor Flower. Reports Of committees will
take up the morning session. but in the afternoon
papers on educational subjects will be read by Senator
James +. Edwards. principal McDonough school,
Baltimore; Regent Charles f. Fitch, Of Rochester;
John DE Witt Warner. and President John +.
Crowell. Of Trinity College. y. C.
In the evening OF the first day Professor r. r. Elv
Of the University Of Wisconsin. win give his IDEAS Of
estate Universities and the Churches and President
Charles F. 1iwing. OF the Western Reserve Unvcr-ity
will speak on Coordination In Education for Men and
for Women The University reception will follow
In the library from 80 10 IL O'Clock.
On Thursday morning the WORLDS Fair educational
exhibit will take up considerable time. and DR.. Emily
J.. Gregory OF Barnard College, will speak on THE
Establishment OF National University AT Washington"
At the afternoon session the study OF English in
schools and colleges will lie discussed.
On Thursday night the cOnvocation dinner will be
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COf'PT ClLENUIRS EOR TO-UtY

Supreme COurt-1icncral Tcrn-Rccc,s continued.
Suiicmc tCuft-thHn. b, r.-IleOi, IruaN, J.-AIoton
calendar called al II O'Clock.
supreme >p ciai Tcfm-Pa / u-AdJournei
for the
Circuit Court-Parts /. H. III Iv-AdJourncd for
the
Surroaate's Court-For probate Wills Of George w
Campbell and Hannah Daniels 1919 Il.
Common Picas-Gclcral Tcim-Ad! Ifncd unt August
o.
Common Plcas-Spccla Tcrm-Beforc Bischon, j.
Motions.
Common Pleas Trial r rm-rart, /. II and III-Ad.
the tenn.
superior Court-Spccal Iom-E,for, Gidnrsccvc. j.
Motions.
Superior Couft-Ti!M Tcrm-Parts /. IL and III-Ad.
)ourf ed for the
tons.
CITY Court Trial Tcrm-Parts /. H. III and 1V-Ad.
JourI.cd for the term.
tour; OF General scs.ions-lart I-Pcforc Cowlnp
j. and Assistant Dstrict.Attomcy Mclnyr- Nos.
! 10 II inclusive.
Part II-I.efoic Smyth L.. and Assistant District
Attorney Wecks-Nos. 10 II inclusive
Fast Berkshire special, every Friday and satur-
DAY. via New York Central: leaves = 20 y. H.,
rives Pittsfeld u 10 D. -:
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VETERANS BACK FROW GETTYSBTRG
THEY PRONOUNCE THE EXERCISES THERE
GREAT SUCCESS

THEY PRONOUNCE THE EXERCISES THERE
GREAT SUCCESS
The veterans Of the Empire stat" returning from
the three days ceremonies at gettysburg added
military appearance 10 the city yesterday several
thousand Of the veterans from the northern countc,
Of the State passed through here on their way -
catch their trains for their homes They much
pleased with their trip 10 the Held and in the
main satisfied With the Il, dicltlon ceremonies
the state and Other monuments. Criticisms Wor"
made. however, Of the attack which were mace
by inference and nnuendo Of the officers
who fought at the battle Of GtiySbure. In di,-
cIssing these attacks on certain General who has
been dead some years, "A wcll-hnOWn military man
said 10 high officer In In" state Government
The who making these attacks
think that they MAKING history. Iut many OF
Will live after them u see that true history i
made Already
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/
beginning his task with the next number. The maya
zinc /, improving with every issue and promises To
become Il more than Crcdiiahlc representative Of the
literary ability Of the south.
Let not The WHO hath occasion 10 Us" bit Of
slang be too much ala,hed when his eyd"ng is cast
up at him For here I, an acknoW l,decd master Of
good Fns-h-namcly Professor Thomas Il. Lour,-
bury Of Yalc-quotcd by Mr. Matthews in Harper
Is privately writing to him that slang IS effort
q" 'n' I',' VI '"' 's''S o' l'iF'"- " go, mus
NOR" 'N'"S' Suo"tS' 'o"c'>'iS ..''' a.,' 81,
'N','"5' p'T"'H i /" "' a"'u anu ,,", ,'., d '''"
Ing cncrcic, Of speech are constantly refreshed"
Sr 'ohh LnphocN Nalu III Il Ior'n' Si''', ~, o'''
gay 'ha' ne 'HouIhl 'i' h"-h'" P''P ' '''''''
speare's plays than from book, Of history
There Is suggestive passage I'm DIR. Holiness talk
with Dr. Hale sci down by the latter I'm the pages OF
"lIcCluro's N,caziun In regard 10 Emcr-on's
phlo.opbv Holmes agreed with his visitor that. In
o,,,l, no,, ir.d ann, rro,,, o,i In fine experience
-, rn,o,,,,.. o.,, 1,o,, m. nr Uon.., added flat
"bn y,,s di.n,.od ,o no,v. mat that would be- trr,o
NJ Fmcr.o, which h. knew WA, true Of himself lie
lncyr rr,,.or won, o,..r o. c., many books. bnt no
dd M, really hIi.vo ,h,, mo ft..n really read = hook
tloucrt that Emerson .tos,,d boo,s': and he cited
= bright lady from PHILADELPHIA whom hc lad met
IA, d,v h.forn ,,Lo lend said flat She Thought mon
NJ co,ius dia ma, rely much upon th,r reading and
had, c,,,i,,.,,d hin, Is, o.lr,, II H.. di 49, Uolmo.
.a,d. i ,,lI I,r i,,, to t.u h.r t,oi I'm ro.Jlr,
- ,, , , ..,, l., ,, tIr,r ,I, .,,,
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there will he addresses

given On Friday morning there Will he addresses
By F. l.. s. Horsburgh. of Queens College oAiorM
University: Professor Charles A.. Collin OF Corneli
University and the Rev John f. Mullany, Academy OF
the Sacred Heart, syracuse.
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Ncm publications.

Tscriieth edit li. pos. plid foi e5- or stamps
THE HI Man HAIR: Why it falls off turns
4 ,l.f mad tl.r ~. eds y rl.l. UAEI.Ii PAEk liz
.EAcry .no-l --al ~. III. A,-e-ac.-u.
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A OVERT! sEMENIS AMP SUBSCRIPTIONS T07c
,IlVID Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE No o,i ~, ~,
ysN. d door rh Of Ih.r'' lr,t.t. and AbVFI;
,Nc cor a2G t.: ~ Gih.ale.. liT E,r,h o Vt"
corner Fourccnths 7GO Thrdayc corner vrnth
Il. Oo6 Thrd.lVc rear sixty hrst-st -Os E,rs,"c
LOG W,st ror'ysccond-,t 1872 Colun. husa,e 81 Aye.
mn. A: I323 Third 20 Yves: Faurtecutb- q otT
West iod.,t; So Third ave; 1888 Ihrd.aye: . OK,
Third ave, bet li2th and 18th ats. -'
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SUPREME COURT. NETWORK COr,NTy

~ 'PKENE IUI ri, NEW-1ORk MY.
~ Enl" l"NUa ana Arthur Francis hr>ita Painuif,
AGAINST Ernest IiInan. Herman IIldrsh,i,,
Erlrdnndrw Ludwig \. tutmaun ana John / ,;ornan a
Sh,in % the city and County or<
10 the above named d,l"nd,ut.
Nuu a hereby summoned e. tho comul,int In
th. ZION ami copy your an ,rr ON th. i
M attorneys within twenty DAYS after the service ~ 49,
simmons exclusive uf the DAY 81 service ana i'm so 80,
your fiui" appear 81 answer Judgment win IA. raj an
aran, You 10y default ol the relief demanded the com.
plant.
SEWARD. GUTHRIE 4 MORNWFrZ
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
once and PostoUicc adIr -. NO. - Na--su.,t
,,., NrwlOrk CITY
IIudo,hrIm and Edward Frrilander ''' ''''"'h
1'hr foregoing summons l. served upon vou nv nu,,,
lion pur,uant order of Hon. ,srorg. L. In' t,
Justice Of the supreme Court Of the STATE Of NrwVn,'
dated nc lcth day " un" ls?3 AMI ncd with IN, cam
nI,In an the office Of t'inrk H. 'nii
tnuu,v a. Nrw YORK. the Comfy Count "u. ~ .lu
city Of N"w-ioN stat Of Ne"'iorA. United states OF
America.
SEWARD, GUTHRIE \ MORAWETZ
attorneys fer Plaintiffs
once and Postoncc address, No - Nassau :,
Ne Won III
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Gearhers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Profe ssors Teachers tutors Governesses'
&c % Colleges Schools and FAMILIES. Apply 70
Mrs. ". j. IOUNG-FJ LION, % Union Square,
A ;ENCY MIRIAM COYHIERE supplies tutors pro
n fe>sors. teachers. gONcrnessc- etc, l al depart
npnts; recommends schools 20 parents. LOO fntha'e'
Hook building. Cor. 20th.st.
EVERETT STONE Yale private tutor; long ex
n perience in tutoring boys for college examiiat,ohs
unlonials from well-known patrons. j6 5bsve N l.
n EIVATE TUITION, for sumner will board two BOYS.
/ for college: five year. experience. Nuuf's
VIM. Taock. I'd Windsor Cottage Lawrence Beich H. l.
,,TNCHERS WANTED for the Hebrew Technical In
l -tlte mechanical and free hand drawing Ap-
pcants please apply by letter TO INSTRCt TON COM
NITTEE. SO >tuyVcsant.st.
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obstruction.


For Boys and Young Men-Country.
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i Gl''. ,..ii. iu-t ltd catalogue
JOHN y. TlLDlN y. NJ, VI. D., Principal
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w foy-' hpo n highest grade. Goth ar begins
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THREE Ni;W ~ lLDINEN:
~rUOOTIOr -. 'dt ilatN equipped WIN lal oratorlcs
! liarI.- and -ul 70 |INNN>liN. bORMIlOEl. rooms
suite. VIA N'f, mot",n Improvement Including mr.
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LITERARY NOTES.

General Basil W. Duke has accepted the edtorship
OF the new periodical, "Fcttcr's Southern Magazine
beginning his task with the next number. The magl-
zine /. improving with every issue and promises To
become more than Crcdilahc representative Of the
literary ability Of the south.
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Jnslrucilon.

HNHE KLELII/ NJ lI1b OI LtNGI tGl.~
Madison ~fnifs. cor. SO. -,f...
OIrn aH -uur.I Conversation .n Ifrf.h German
Sc a.-J college g. Itfii.It. IrN' o. trl.fy l. Boo.
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AINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

the only direct line Cottage City, Mass, and Port
land. Me-. connecting a. Portland with all railroad and
steamship lines for Bar Harbor. old Orchard. Poland
springs. White Mountains 0.d all Eastern summer re-
.oli> Steamers every Monday Wednesday aud sat
uriav D. Pier 81 East River foot OF Market,
It.. New-Nork. For information apply e.
IlORNTIO HALL. Agent. at the pier
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Miscellaneous.

INSTRUCTION tOR EPILErTICS.
delightful hOur. careful and Judicou instruction.
combined WIKI Ill" mot approved ,ys"n Of treatment
urd'r lHN-i, 1n q; lhg experience In th, d,cnsc
number limited - ~. ,irrulnr- and reference, from
d. WILLIAMSON. New London. Conn. ~ ~
pNEEIiStNE MS ANp - HsCHlPTIoNs FOR
n THE Nl-Ml Otk THIHi NJ WILL, HE RE
CElNEp ar fIiE t. PrpMEH OFFICE: NO. Lac Dn.i
TiSi.MlNf> ~ n following Branch once: Isl stn.
gtc.. '. r'l ~ . .tH.a,".; l55 touri'i.a,c..
m ouiccnth 90 4 iudlve corner For,y.sey,rth.
y eiG inigi',,r, 1"I S'Nl'nr'tS Los 'ir,i,Ne.
Iur 4 1898 Third.a,c.; 20 West Fourtrcnth Il. go
Wei i.d--'. 81 ihifdalr.: LBS Thlldavr O5I
1,,irf,tD. bet lI9th aud li3th
81 the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East Onelundi G |.
ami ~ cnfy ftl St 2l3 West Onc.hund
uf,t and 800 West one hundred fort ufth.t up
10 3 u m. at regular onice rates.
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Ceaal Nofnss.

LlgHl ->plNtS.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- Ni.N - ak .pt,e VI. Aik nbutsh plaintiff against
Robert II. Ninrubut-h. f. hndut. summons.
10 aloN ,-rJu'd Defendant
Nou ar, h.r,b, summoned To- answer the complaint In
This action ard io copy Of your answer The
I'lut.'- Attorney within twenty dat~ after tn service
Of, u-Nr ~ tn. ldt 4 service. and In
,a.c of failure t. Hpp'd an-Nrr Judgment viii
taken a"iut los default. Tor the relief demanded in
complaint.
Dated JGnr 1T, 1873.
ROBERT L. LITTLE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Po-ionrc address,
No. 81 Wall street
NrV-lUIk CITY.
To the 1hoNrnan'd irldlut Robert II. Arkcnhurgh,
The foregoing l. served upon YOU by ID lbli.
cation pursuant order Hon. Ccoisc rclhanr
ul tho supreme count of the state of York
dated the 9TH dlN of Jun S.J and hi'd with com
the office 81 the Clerk Il the civ and Of
NcwNork. at the t1unty Court House the tity COUNTY
and stat" Of New. YORK.
patrd Ncw.Nofk city, June 9th S93.
KORl.HT T. LITTLE.
Atty. Tor the PaintiN
O1icr ana /. q. address, No. O2 wall STREET
Nrw-Nork city.
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Mr.. Walter Bosant's new noel "Thc Rebel Queen
IS In the Harper pres and VIII soon Pee published
III" fair uurroni I, wife WHO. otherwise loyal. vii
not admit Tie supremacy 81 nan. AMI r'fu-", Implicit
submission 10 Ter husbands tulc. H." dcuou.u"n'
81 tie story viii not encourage Tie upApd,r- Of tA'
docirn.. nl Mnnnn. IL..i-.
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IlOXwooD Hol. ding and School for Girls. AZ
OI Lyme. Connecticut wil reopen september Goth
l-n3 Nj L. ). GKISWOLD.
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE Tra.~tlantiqus.
.yAPAN-cHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Reservations be made by letter telegram n ana
cabin plans .S7 and 3;3 Broadway. New.York; I
Battery Place. Room a. Railroad Building, Fran.
ti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

For Both ScNcs-C ounfry
Il LNNi.ENtk COLLEGE AND ~ D>ON RIVER IN
ami systematic duration 10 loss and efi,. 100.
,Atoif " Nu.r ad 49,. of b. ' cad. t'h ol~ts
RI. \. II. rINCK. \ NJ. Pr.
tm'"raeh y Y.
CuNrrAQUA MOI NrAIN INSTITUTE chspp,aua
A,r. \ tolrllae.-,hoo for bows and girl, under tho
corr Of Friends
,INsr "EfENwIcn A'ADEMN.
EAST qI;rgNwIclL RHODE ISLAND.
FotG i1 ''5 li@ ', g, o." Na'r,s""'r'l nay.
,@al,eao T.. D. HlNKtNr.iE rri".ipal
~ ACKEIT>TowN ~ D. INSTITUTE
IA college PREDATORY for Young mon. Ladies' Coc,c
n i,,' steam r,,'t " c.t. ~ a,ir,ti a,
osuo fee. l;EV. GRO. II. WnIrNEf. d. D, President
X 90 W LANE" E,.A'S0N or 1893
brighter. richer aud bette thsn eyer; - mile, north
" N.u, and ~ south OF >aiiioea spring, the great
Splendid Iioir,; pur,,t water; best drainage
li> SUMMER SCHOOLS
l. School Of AT. Cho-tcr lsoniN Instructor july ith
' :, o@i al" oT ' ri St idSid M,er conductor
H." ~nalne WIZ "M,cr. con,cr,i,o., o. Ig.,@ Nc%
III school oi ianeunr', I'r,f. \ Ia Land. teacher
Jul, 1Ou- August 10Th. q weeks. French German and
>iani-h rrof H. Land" is rronchnan an artnor
N-ni +, Round Lake y. y, for CIRCULARS and
- tN Ms.
II M etM1NAGY. Maintain srcuery. cool; $50 600
! binding awuo. shid" tennis; pircnt, ana enid en-
both -.Nc~ open Tor ~'Hifr = rt also. NorrduNlr NN
NrLIIAM.roKI DICKINSON SEMINARY. Williams,
, L.' r, for IT,, Ma,c Art, Md,c2 a@d r. IlgNr
-I~rttic, .tcam heat. electric light ,otaioruc fcc
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ ID DOM MON LIN e.
ROYAL NETHERLANDS & L.. S. Mail Lin.

=. = NEENDAM......... Saturday, July I, 80 a. In
=. =. OBDAM ............... saturday .Iuv 49,
steamers call both at Boulogne Mer Franz
First cabin. s5j to $40; second cabin s3s Stecr,v:
low rates, Apply for tourist guide and terms "a
General Passenger Agency 80 broadway " Y
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BOARDING. Day olrer PREPARATORY Tor girls. S1A
Year 'icra September eth ior Circular aidrCss
Mr.. 1I'lOb'EN l.. Rtt lfAEDS. Principal.
Mis- SABA LOUISE TRACY. \ NJ. As'6,sto Principal.
'i'iman;1wn. Ph.ladciphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
BARNUMS MEMORY HONORED
a STATUE TO THE GREAT SNOWMAN UN'
YELLED AT BRIDGEPORT.

CROWDS FLOCK TO SEASIDE PARK TO WITNESS
THE Observation-Disclosures TO BARNUMS