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LATEST FIGURES FROM BERLIN.
The Government Has Lost in Some Case
Will Gain I'm Others.

BERLIN, June lG.-At7 o'clock this evening
the numerical relations of the parties. as indi-
Gated by the returns, confirm in most respects
the estimates made at noon.
The social democrats had continued to gain
at the expense of the Richterists
The government parties had lost apparently
four of their former seats, but have made up for
the loss by increasing their ch<pces in the
second ballots and by winning three seat,
formerly held By the opposition.
Free conservatives. moreover. had APPARENT,
the prospec; of swelling their psrliamentar,
delegate on from Is 10 - or %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
ON TRIAL.

ON IhIAL.
That's o good way
to buy Q medicine,
but it's q pretty
hard condition
under which to sell
it. Perhaps you've
noticed that the or
! binary, hit or mis-
medicine doesn't at
tempt IL.
The only remedy
- "a LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

Nothing Done Yet in Cooper's Case.
There is nothing new at the treasury today in
Appraiser Cooper's case. Secretary Carlisle
will spend the greater part of the day tomor-
row with the President at his country home in
the consideration Of treasury appointments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
Commander Wood wards Retirement.


Commander E. L. Woodward has been de-
tached from duty as inspector of the tenth
light house district on the reporting Of his re-
lief and ordered TO settle accounts and await
orders. Commander Woodward has been re-
ported for retirement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

To every sufferer from Catarrh, no matter
how bad the case or Of how long stand
ing, the proprietors Of DR.. Sage's Catasrh
Remedy nay this: II we can't cure II,
perfectly and permanently, wen pay you
o500 IN cash" Sold hy al drpggistsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

with spring water be lowered where il cross es
the line Of the V street sewer. and a manhole
and blow-off provided, at an estimated cost of
$50. under appropriation for permit work,
1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
PUBLIC HALL, BRooKLAND, D. c.
A GREAT GATHERING
At the Dedication Of the New Brook
land Hall.
SOME GOOD ADDRES SEES

Ross, Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Nc
Adoo, Mr.. Theodore w. Noyes. Rev. II. Il.
West and Others An Enjoyable Ball ut
Night.
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Mrs, Lamont Not Ill.

The Secretary of War received o dispatch
from Mrs Lamont this morning, saying that
there il no truth in the report autographed fro m
Chicago that she had been taken Ill in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

Several Entertainments That Should Ado
Greatly 10 the Relief Fund.

Greatly to the Relief Fund.
Among the movements in behalf of the suf-
ferers from the Ford's Theater disaster the
concert to be given tonight in Convention Hall.
corner OF 9Th and X streets northwest. pr omises
to be in every way successful The Marine
Band, under the conduct of Prof. Fanciulii; the
Fourth Artillery Band. A. BuSlione. leader:
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shil-CIIff Miss Harriet Whit
ing, the Apollo Quartet, the @. A. r. Musical
Union, Mr.. Herndon Morsell, Pref BischoG
and The Choral Society among the partici-
pants in the program. which will be an unusu-
ally attractive one. The Marine Band will play
the overture to Berlioz's '.Des Francs Joges."
Massenet's 'Seenes Picturesque" in three
parts, Fanciuli's "A Trip to Manhat-
tan Beach" and his latest march, and
Mr.. Joseph Hama. the new cornetist
will play Faure's Charity" The Fourth
Artillery Band will play selections from Yerdrs
'Nabucco.' and the q. A. Il. Musical Union
will sing Comrades. Touch the Elbow" The
arrangements at the hall will be in the hands Of
the following: Stage manager. +. B. Hay;
ticket sellers. Chas. Fletcher and Frank Pierce;
ticket takers. Hobart Brooks and ". l..
Crounse; ushers. Geo. W. Rouzer, Clifford
Warden. H. L. Merrick. Chas. II. Boynton.
Chas B. Lockwood, Geo. II. Apperson and
Louis Garthe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
A Garden Party.

Tomorrow evening between Z and IL O'Clock
there will be q garden party for the benefit of
the sufferers at the grounds OF the Holmesd
Manor at 10th and Boundary streets, which have
been offered by Mrs. John r. Mclean for the
purpose. number of charitable ladies are
deeply interested in the success Of this affair.
The tickets are only Is cents and there will be
an abundance Of entertainment afforded SO as
to make the evening an enjoyable one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
GREAr Scorr.

Nine Yafes celebrated discovery for destroying the
growth Of superfuous hair. Positively the only cure
in existence. Price. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
CONSULTATION FREE.

A VISIT to Nine Yale's Temple Of Beauty may
change the current Of any womans whole life 1t 10
here where they made young again By SCIENTIFIC
treatment Of the face Mme Yale make you just a.
beautiful you desire. She Is positively the only
authority in the world who remove wrinkles and
old faces perfect youth and beauty Under
Nine Ysls's treatment women Of 40. 30 and 30 can
look fresh and young the girls Of 20 and %
Coxprzxrox TREATMENT.
Nine Yale's system for cultivatine . perfect COM
plsxion BY removing all skin eemishss and refining
skin making it satny In texture. Is too won
derful describe in advertisement IL your COM
plexion Is bad call Nine. Yale at and in few
weeks your skin will rival the lily and the Mime.
Yalss treatment the root Of your trouoe-she
treats the blood and the skin the only thorough and
way cure.
Ladies out of town: Send for Nine Ysle's Book
and learn how to treat yourselves at home. Send D
cents postage and 1t Will be mailed you free.
ExcpIsroR SKIN Foop.
face plump. fAbby nesh irm- Price. 81 30 and s3-
two sizes
La FRrcxIA
suarsnse9 dPas. o. III ''''''n''- Every ''
.1SE
BL.cKHEAp AND PrMpLE Cure.
speeiaI o,n.msn.-No. 2. 81. Special LO,ion-No
i. 81. Blood Tonic. 81. A guaranteed cure for the
worst skin eruptiOns-
EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION BLEACH.
Guaranteed to remove all skin biemishes and give
Q natural lovely complexion to all who use it. This
4 the original and only -siable face bleach BE-
WARE Of limitations that ruin the skin Price OF
Ysle's Bleach. 81 per bottle
ALMOND BLossoM CREAM
For refining aeoar.e-=r.ined skin; delightfully."- fra
srant and refreshing As toilet cream It cannot be
eQuslsd- Price. s1 4 jar.
GREAT Scorr.
Mime Yates eelebrated discovery for DESTROYING the
growth Of superuous hair Positively the only cure
in existence Price. 500
EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION SOAP.
The most exquisite. dainty and purest soap known.
cleanses and leaves the skin soft and lovely Price
80 cents
Excelsior HuR ToSrc
The most wonderful compound in the world 1t posi-
lively restores gray hair to its natural color
stops falling IN twenty hours creates lux ur
am grOwth- Price. u 90 per bottle.
EXCELSIOR B1ooD ToS1c.
Mime. Yales <res. success in treating the complex
ion lies principally in this blood purifier. 70 yet
With marvellous effect upon the Liver. kidneys anG
blood. II also builds up weak system. strengthen
ing and en-ichinx the blood u will cure Of
indigestion constipation that has lot becom'
chronic Price. LOO per bottle. for So 90
Consultation free at otics by mail Address al
orders.
RaM(S maj WAl IS
BEAUTY AND COMPLEXION SPECIALIST.
liIo STREET NORTHWEST.
e1e 1915 WASHINGTON. d. c.
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ALMOND Blossom CRE.x.

For refining scoarse=rsined skin: delightfully."- fra
Grant and refreshing As toilet cream It cannot be
eQuslsd Price. 81 jar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
WASHINGTON.
,OCIsvILLE

Earned washingtor. Louisville. First base
by WASHINGTON. 3 Louisville, Leftcn bases
Washin xon, q Louisville. First base on ,alls-On
Esper =. Cd HenlmnG. g. Struck out-By ksper. =;
~ Hemming l. Three-base hit-Fnkney. Two
base hit. ORourke Sacrihcs hitsaHsInming. 7.
Brown W. Brown and L. o Rourke Double plays
Prefer and Brown CD Passed balls-Farrel. I;
Harrington. 1. Umpre-Lynch. Time of gsme-L Al
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
RHE
e.l.,me.s- .....s g SsSSaoaEs ! z
r. HE
c cTSSt,Sn . I'D "a 10 8
Pitchers-Kennedy. Stafford and Cuppy.
Boston. .........5 o o o o o rs 10 3
ST Louis. mo o IL !
Pitchers-staley and Gleason.
S Ses YORK G, :::::S asSd5S5 II !
Pftchers-Nauck and Baldwin
Phil.delphi.-.-. o00o90o 5.2
Pittsburg. ........O D Y u U v w o.
Pitchers-Wey hing and Killen
Record OF the Clubs.
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The Black Patti.

On SUNDAY evening. at the Academy Of Mu-
sic, Mime. Sissieretta Jones, better known as
the Black Patti, will give concert for the aid
of the sufferers. aided by O number of we'll
known local musicians, including the choir
of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. E. s. Hoffman. saxophonist; Mrs. Lena
Miller Mckinney. soprano; Mr.. William c. FL
kins. baritone. and the Amphion Glee Club.
The following committee have charge of the
arrangements J. IL. Meriwether. John 7. Cook.
b. h Bruce, John r. Lynch. 7. II. Carson,
J. NJ. Lsngston. VI. NJ Holland, l.. II. Douglass.
DR.. F. J. Shadd. II. 7. Montgomery, William c.
Chase, r. W. Tompkins, J. 7. Layton, +. /.
Cardoza. Aaron Russell. c. r. Douglass, R. II.
Terrell. C. A. Fleetwood, Geo. W. Cook.
j. Henry Lewis, J. II. y. Waring.L A Cornish,
John II. Butcher, c. b. Fisher. David Warner,
William II. A. wormley. r. c. Douglass. G. S.
wormley, Francis Cpshur, Arthur Brooks,
Jerome A. johnson, L. o. Posey, j. X. Rector,
DIR. o. NJ. Atwood and A. J. Anderson.
General admission will be so cents. Reserved
seat tickets are now sale at the box Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

A VISIT to Nine. Yale's Temple Of Beauty may
change the current of any woman's whole life 1t 10
here where they made young again By scientific
treatment of face Mime. Yale make just a.
beautiful you desire. She Is positively the only
authority In the world who remove wrinkles and
restore old perfect youth and beauty. Under
Mime. Yslss treatment women Of 40. 90 and ID can
look as fresh and young the girls Of 20 and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION SOAP.

The most exquisite. dainty and purest soap known
30 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
EXCELSIOR HnR Tonic.

The most wonderful compound In the wcrld 1t posi-
lively restores gray hair to its natural color
stops it falling twsntyfour hours creates
ant gruwtL- Price. IL 90 per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
EXCELSIOR COMPLEXION BLEACH.

Guaranteed to remove all skin blemishes and give
o natural lovely complexion TO all who use it. This
l. the original and only -sitable face bleach. BE-
WARE Of limitations that ruin the skin. Price OF
Ysle's Bleach. 81 per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
EXCELSIOR BLoop Tonic.

Mime. Yale's gres. success in treating the complex
ion lies principally in this blood purifier. Il vets
With marvellous effect upon the liver. kidneys and
blood. II also builds up weak system. strengthen
ing and en-ichinx the blood. u will Of
indigestion constipation that has lot become
chronic Price. sLOO per bottle. q for 50 90
Consultation free at ottce by mail Address all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

Tue COMMISSIONERS thlS H1ternOOn Ordef6Q:
That sewer in NJ street southwest between
9th and 7th streets be replaced at an estimated
cost of Sl,477, chargeable to appropriation for
relief sewers and for replacing Obstructed
sewers, 1894.
The sewers to serve lots Z, 8, and 10, Bloom
ingdale, be added to the provisional schedule
Of sewers to be built under the appropriation
for suburban sewers 1895, at an estimated cost
Of Ss, $50
That the water main supplying the Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
CoxprExroS TREATMENT.
ExcsLsroR SKIN Foop.

Guaranteed to remove wrinkles and maze Q thin
face plump. nabby resh firm Price. 81 30 and So
two sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16

Special Ointment-No 2. 81 Special Lotion-No
!. 81 Blood Tonic. 81. guaranteed cure for tn,
worst skin eruptiOns.
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WILLIAM BLACKS NOVELS.

Two New the New Uniform Edition. Revised
by the Author:
SABINA ZEMBRA.
WHITE HEATHER.
Post svo, Cloth, so cents each
Previous issues: THE WISE WOMAN OF INVER
NESS Observation-Disclosures SHAKESPEARE
ADVENTURES IN THU LE-SHANDON BELDS.-SCN
RISE - WHITE WINGS. THAT BEAUTIFUL
wRETCH.-THE MAID OF KILLEENA, Etc.-THREE
rFATHERS. NADCAP VIOLET. - KILMENY. - IN
SILK ATTIRE.-A PRINCESS OF THULE.LTHE
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF PHAETON.-A
DAUGHTER OF HETH.-LADY SILvERDALE1
DECENTRALIZATION OF DARE.-GREEN PAS
ruRrs AND PICCADILLY. so cents per volume.
PUBLISHED BY HARPER Il BROTHERS. NEW
YORK.
ry- rbs above works for sale by all booksellers,
- x,,I be sent by the publishers, postage prepaid 70
INV mart Of the United States. Canada OF Mexico on
eessdpt Of the price.
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Mem publications.
HARPER e. BROTHERS
PUBLISH TO-DAY:
OUR GREAT WEST.

OUR GREAT WEST.
By JULIAN RALPH, Author OF "On Canada's Frontier"
''Chicago and the Worlds Fair" etc. illustrated
svo Cloth. Ornamental, 50 So
This volume undoubtedly the most comprehensive and
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that has been issued And Mr.. Ralph has such good
Judgment in his different Western cities
while there is plenty Of detailed and solid inorma
ton in the book it is served up with decacy and life
that renders 1t as interesting a novel.
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Mem Publications.

Twenteth Edition most paid for 25c.. stamps; 49,
THE HUMAN HAIR Why 1t Falls On
pAEKFR A. 81 LONG 4 Co. 1913 Arch-st:, Philadelphia
every one should read this little book"-AthenseunL
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ON THE ROAD HOME.

Poems BY MARGARET +. SANGSTER. With -Four
Ilusta atoms. 16mo Cloth. Ornamental Uncut Edges
and Gilt Tops, I'll IS
With womany feeling and poetic nuency Mrs Sang
ster has woven included in this volume
scores pictures and thoughts helpful little suggestions
and tender cenrng about common life in the home
I'm county city Each poem makes APPEAL 10 the
heart descriptive touches It's counsel aspiration
1t is peculiarly volume for wives. mothers and friends
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
ALBANY, -. BOlATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RiCHMOND leave oe
Pier ~ r.. foot Canal st., at q r. NJ daily tSunusl'
excepted connection oth trains TO points Non'
East and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

I'm SEWNORk SCHOOL or OPERA AND
i ORNTORIO.
IOG aud los East 23d-st
Tfulllo Agr,moute and Charles II. Nawey, Directors
send Tor prospectus.
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,U,UE BROoKTYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Board
l,er - IS3.l4O Monague-.t. brooklyn. y. Y.
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Musical instruction.

,,IrHoIoGITNN COLLEGE or Music. ,.,,,.,
M LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE. OF AMtiti y:
40. IT, r,f,.nt f,r non.r, std"nts. d. DIZZY
NIX rr.- tib,u Eoes Parsons. Vlce.rre..; IL. w.
t,.,.fc. S..'y Treas.
'---"' M q n EAST liTM.ST.. NEW YORK.
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Jnstrntflo


For Young Ladies-city e,,,s =,
THE MISSES MAsON'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 90
West 5othst. will reopen october D. C'ass Tor HUG
T'HE NEW YORK s az IaaaI.sTs. INSTITUTE
Primary, Academie, COLLEGIATE n,,s.a. ~, ron.,
Certificate 'd"''I 20 U HLFREb C. RoE, Principal
THE MISSES GRAHAs .. o.o.,
Reopen their boarding day school for girls October g.
tie location. 17o West 72d+ cor AmS'efuA'A'e'
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, s5th and seth Streets
Unusual facilities for elemeanry work arc offered by
equipment Of the building 33S Wort s'th Street. adj
joining school grounds devoted To primary classes
OF little boys and girls.
TUE SALISBURY SCHOOL FOR GIR ds a., al 10th Ssh
Central Park Plaza Board ne ana Gay 'cTp po
opens Wcdnesddy October !. 1893.
THE MISSES MEIINGTON French and English School
'e0pe"' 0'''''' iss LendSsVs. near ll9th.st
I'hf sc MTf' FOR o R' Giffs 81 EAST ItTH-sT,
Reopen, Oct. 30 -Four resident pupils received.
THE SIMMONS SCHOOL. ,...,,. .n, ~,
school Tor CHS primary, Xcsdc@ic COLLEGIATE cerlcats
admits the loading COLLEGES for women reopen, oct ::
rVHE REED SCHOOL. - ,.a,n. ~, ,
10 Er: s;9 '%a Sf' ",E@. @s
al 1ay ,ssS a. a anf Tsysais
THE COMSTOCK SCHOOL, , Of, .u
i FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL for girls 'i'' wear
''7''' Miss DAY. Principal. 81 West 4othst
T'HE MISSES GEINNEIIls -..,, ,r
i DAY SCHOOL FOlt GIRLS, - EAST 5irll ST.,
Reopens Oct g. Primary. Academic and Col gaze pcP'9
Spccial courses Kindergarten. October 10.
MAN NORMAN INST. Ground 1857:
$50 Seventy -ir-t street West
Principal Nine VAN NORMAN
INVEST END AVENUE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
w Reopen. october 31,,,
MARTHA s. THOMPSON. Principal -
Primary Preparatory and Academic d'la thehts Pre-,
mares for college having entered pupils AZ barnard ana
Nassar studio under the cha &c oi Mrs fltnih'
2Sl WEST END-ANE, COR. 'SIli->I'
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
HARVARD SCHOOL.
67S 5th Ave-.
Cor 18th ST.,
REoPENs SEPT % 1898.
Thorough preparation Yale, Harvard Princeton and
Columbia.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
WILLIAM FREELAND. Principal.
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THE TWO SALOMES.

A Novel. BY MARIA LOUISE POOL. Post svo. Cloth.
Ornamental 81 25.
The reader will have advanced only relatively little
distance In this story by the author OF DAILY before
realizing that 1.-The Two Saomes' will prove enphaticay
dramatic. The heroine, New England girl with
OF the tropical in her physical and moral organization Is
Q powerful study of "invincibe heredy." The novels
theme is only coselywOvcn double ove-story,
primarily curously pathetic ethical problem, apt TO ex.
cite query and dscusson.
BY THE SAME AUTHOR:
DAILY. ROWENY IN BOSTON.
NORTH. MRS. KEATS BRA
Post Syo Cloth, Ornamental 81 70 each.
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Gum 6tbools.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
LAW SCHOOL.
Terms Of Admission after 1s95-96.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
IL LAW SCHOOL.
Terms Of Admission after 1S9596.
Aror tho academic year 1so5-96 the following persons
only will he admitted Is candidates for degree -
l. Graduate, OF colleges OF good standing.
Persons qualified enter the senior class OF AarVaru
College. ,..., -. .no.,,,
students r...o
phlosonbv or Science not admissible Is can
dldatcs for degree - 49,.
o Graduates Of Law Schools which confer the degree
only after an examination upon two years COURSE Vi
at l. asst months EACH .
2 Persons who pas the examinations now required OF
those who are graduates OF colleges a. cohoA'Aon
Of their being admitted candidates for degree
Siscia students who reside three years ut ire schooi
and pa,s in due course the requisite legal examinations
will receive the degree Of LIB. % II they at any time
during the course cnttc themselves t. enrolment as
Tegus lent St a eRds r o ed o th s Soo
For circular containing list OF the COLLEGES Wnore
graduates accepted candidate for defre":
apply TO JOHN II. ARNOLD, Librarian OF ue La"
School. Can bridge, Mass
METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
NIFal term begins October . evening sessions
Amer G. TIL 1MAS IL D.. Dan. For CATALOGUES al
dress prof CLARENCE d. ASHLEY. cO7 Broadway.
NI EwYORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway. NewYork
~ City.-"Dwight method" of instruction. decree 81
IL r. given afte aduatc course no"
added; tuition fee 800. For catalogue etc address
"NNN GEORGE CHASE. Dean
u LAW SCHOOL
The Thrty.fft Year begins Oct 2 1893. =,
oIn nsx ABor bean and
Address catalogues PROF. RUSSELL,
At University Building or 100 broadway. N y City,
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FALL RIVER LINE.

fV' DENCE and all principal Eastern points.
st,auers PURITAN and PILGRIM IN commission;
sSSdevs. &C 80 F. H. touching Newport S;l5 \. NJ.
u Iall River ; 90 4 NJ. Pullman Vestibuled Express
trains leave steamboat wharf, Foil River at 80 anS
- 4. NJ. due Park square station Boston az , d.
CITY az 90 Brooklyn ) 90 +. NJ. fine orchestrs %
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THE WHEEL OF TINE.

Including the Three Stories entitled 1he Wheel Time"
collaboration" and "Owen Wingrave" BY HENRY
JAMES. 16mo, Cloth, Ornamental, sl 90.
This volume presents short stories OF their
authors most finished workmanship The types OF char
actef English, and the scenery Is in England two
out OF the sketches. each case a study OF
temperament j. the important matter. ''Thc Wheel
Time" peculiar delcacy OF treatment and the quiet
hunor OF the second sketch, collaboration" brings
relief effective than otherwise reserved power
In 'Owen wingrave the third OF the group-a sketch
Offering curious psychologist question.
IN UNIFORM STYLE:
THE PRIVATE LIFE. Three Stories BY HENRY
JAMES. 81 90.
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Geacbcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
suppics PROFESSOR Teachers. Tutors, 0Nerhesses,
&C To Colleges, Schools aud Families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNGFCLION, % Union square.
a GENCY Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors, professors
schools To parents $50 5hayc Book Bldnr cor 2oth-s,
EVERETT STONE (Yalel, . 5thaNe;, prepares
"A, for college hy private tu-on 1T school iates
ricrs w'll-kHown men who are patrons
a,OKFIGN lady ~ cNproncc wishes position as resident
eoycrnrs, Partisan French excellent fgrh ana Ger
man music pal ting; be references Address FOX
EIGNEs ?s5 Sth.aNe.
nRlVATE TUIrION-By an experienced tutor students
nrcpar,d all the leading colleges Rfc- % former
natrons Address HERMAN DRlSLER. Fast i9,h-~t
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NEW-HAVEN-FARE Sl.-Magniiicent new
~ twn.scrcw stl steamer Orchard Peck, the RIVER
fastest steamer Long Island Sound, and palaca srimt
&c. Ii. Norham leave Pier 20, f. X aany w.
with train, Mcsdcn Hartford, Springfield and Sor.n
These steamer, are equipped with electric lights ana cst
bells and furnished luNurousy throughout. InrougS
tickets and baggage checked at 9ii broadway ~ H. Anu
4 st. RroOklyn.
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Jersey City.
,SUROTCK INSTITUTE JERSEY CITY. N. j.
ii Cor. Cross rnt and Harrison ave..
eighth begins sept. 20 Boys ahd 6irl-
Day school. klndcfgarten. Primary, lnternedate cnd
Advanced courses. Tor College. Bushes, ana the
tnfe.sond :, hlols. Music schools. COMPETENT
;errr. m all dpaftmcnts Magnificent new building on
gh To- At on con tructed the best sanitary principles
odd generously equipped. Patronyed by the people OF
Jersey CIV Yorh Brnoklyn and all suburban towns
on railroad, leading jersey CITY and Hoboken. Cata-
isucs aspiration ,,,,rs - cr,vrrs
Director. |HoonHHGtE q. WAR.
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paneins Araocmlss.

I,ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. l62 l.. 55th- st.-PRlCES
L REDUCED. &C asses forming Private lcS>ol, any
hour a. Walt ard all fashionable dances taught rapidly
4, FORGE VILLAGES CLASSES resume Tuesday.
u oct 3; HOs2 West l26th-st., at Music Hail. 9th
ST Tth-aVc. oct. circular.
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TROY BOATS.

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 40. NJ ".
foot West lOth.st.. daily. except Saturday. T. M Jun
dav steamer touches at Albany.
GATSKILL, Hudson and CoxSacke boaU
~ leave week day from Pier is. foot OF west ILL.,
ST.. n. r., at p m, connecting at Hudson win D'-
and Albany II. K. for all points East.