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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
CONGRESSMAN WILSON'S VIEWS.
THE WEST VIRGINIA STATESMAN WOULD BE
WILLING TO ACCEPT THE CHAIRMANsIIP
WAYS AKIN MEANS


WILLING TO ACCEPT THE CHAIRMANsHIP
OF WAYS AND MEANS.
Washington. July IL (speciaD.- Representative Will
son. OF West Virginia, whose friends, as wen 's
fhs President and the Secretary of the Treasury
desire and expect him to suppant Mr. springer as
chairman of the Ways and Means COMMITTEE i Ill
Washington. Like Barlhs, Mr. Wilson is exceedingly
"wlllin' TO take the charmanship IL he can ge' H.
and he IS also in favor of having the work Of
tariff reform" begun soon as pracucape al'1
the special sessions opens ana prosecuted with vs0r
10 completion. In conversation with reporter to-
uay Mr. Wilson said he did not believe that tefe
would be any opposition TO the reelecuoh oi 'uose
Crisp as speaker Being asked what lie thought
would be accomplished during the special session, he
replied
"Tbat Is rather difficult question TO answer
II would seem impossible for me or any one at this
time assert with any degree OF positiveness That
Congress will do this or that. a large body OF
LEGISLATORS is an uncertain quantity, and any one
who has had experience would hesitate to anticipate
their action. The silver question will undoubtedly
come to the front at early day. but what legislation
will result cannot be told now. In my state there
Is no OF opinion upon the silver law, but
believe that a majority OF the residents of West
Virginia are In favor OF the repeal OF the sherman
act.
1t has always been my belief that the extra ses
sion will be continuous, and that no recess can be
taken Under any circumstances however, the
tariff question will be considered so soon as tie
Committee Ways and Means is announced the
tariff will be taken up by them. and even should there
be recess before the regular session in December the
committee will continue have sessions for the
sheraton Of the tariff law, which the committee
viii report to the House"
Mr.. wilson's attention was called by the porter TO
the prominence OF his name in connection with the
Craftsmanship of the Ways and Means Committee.
"Yes," continued the Representative, 4" / have seen
my name In the daily press but further than the
knowledge that have obtained there am Ignorant
OF any such intention on the part OF the speaker
know absolutely nothing on this matter"
"Woud you accept the place II 1t were offered TO
your
Mr.. Wilson hesitaed moment, and then replied
with a smile:
Il have never known Of any one refusing good
Craftsmanship, II It offered to him. But | will
say that the chairman OF that committee during the
next Congress will not have his honor without Ms
iabors. The position viii be most trying one TO
f and will demand the entire time and attention OF
the person who occupies IT,
1t is evident that Mr. Wilson realizes the magnitude
and manifold difficulties of the Free Trade task which
the last Democratic National Convention cut out or
Its party in Congress
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HIS AXE FALLS AGAIN.
RoKE SMITH CONTINUES HIS CAMPAIGN OF
REFORM
THREE MORE REPUBLICANS DEcAPITATED-THE

THREE MORE REPUBLICANS DECAPITATED-THE
SECRETARY MAY GET CALLED DOWN
Washington July IL Cspecial).-A bolt OF Hoke
Smiths Anti.OviI Service Reform Lightning struck
the Board Of Pension Appeals to-day and knocked
down three Of It's members who are Republicans
They are Isaiah W. Quimby. of ONO; Avian i.
Tracy of Connecticut, and Charles l.. Wilson, oil
MARYLAND. IL IS understood that the head OF the
department desires "to impart more Democratic
complexion" TO the board. and that Democrats VIII
no appointed or promoted to the vacancies Inc
board consists OF sixteen member, One-ha! oil whom
mr., chris detailed from the Pension bureau
IL turns out that number OF the Eepubllcah
clerks In that who were reduced In grade anu
salary were not only originally appointed alter eA
animation and certihcarion by the Cvil Service
Commission but that they had beon promoted a1ter
various terms Of service, and tie result OF severe
com petitive examinations. TO tie several grades iO
which they were unlustly, and II Is believed I'M
lawfully. reduced by Iioke smith. who has promoted
10 the places formerly held by them Democrats who
had not passed and majority OF whom probably
would be unable pass with equal success such an
examination thai which the Republican clerks
were Obliged 10 undergo. If there has been Il COM
nefitiye examination OF clerks Tor promotion In an!
branch OF the Interior Department since ioke smti
took charge. the fact has escaped the attention OF
careful observers.
Some of the secretarys acts In relation 10 reduc-
lions and promotions solely partisan reasons ana
nurposes seem TO have been So hagrant mat lhe
tdvl Service Commission VIII be Justlned III OihclaN
calling the attention President TO his perform.
snces. IL IS generally believed that Mr. Cleveland
Has already felt Obliged 10 rebuke and warn Mr. sec
rotary Smith more than one occasion ABOUT o'her
matters. and he may be forced to do so again III
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A HERESY TRIAL IN MONTREAL.
PROFESSOR CAMPBELL ACCUSED OF DENYING

PROFESSOR CAMPBELL ACCUSED OF DENYING
THE INERRANCY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.
Montreal July II (SpeciaD.-Thc Rev. Dr. John
Campbell professor OF church history and apologct-
les In the Presby terrain College Of Canada was put
OH trial to-day before the Prcsbytery Of Montreal.
The charge was his alleged denial Of the inerrancy
Of the Old Testament and the Inspiration OF the
writers made by him In lecture delivered In the
University OF Kingston in February. The Rev. r.
W. Cruikshank presided. and there large at
tendance Of clergymcn and elders from Quebec and
also from Ncw-York. Prince Edwards Island, Ontario
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
The committee appointed at the special meeting in
June reported having met Professor Campbell
July T. when he acknowledged the substantial cor
rectness OF the reported Kingston address and re-
affirmed his disbelief In the inerrancy OF the old
Testament. Dr.. Campbell then addressed the Pres
bytery He reaffrmed all the arguments Of his
lecture and said that he could apologize for the
statements then made. Nowhere IN nv address, 3,
he said, have questioned the inspiration OF the
scriptures the supreme rule of life. On the con-
trary, have in the most definite form asserted that
Inspiration"
Professor Campbclls written remarks were laid on
the table long discussion cnsued on the best
means of proceeding with the Many members
of the Presbytcry defended DIR. Campbell. but on
motion OF Dr. Robert Campbell the Pr,sbytery finally
appointed a committee to draft formal libel against
but its acceptance being objected TO, the Prcsbyery
adj
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4 CLEVER NVINDLING SCHEME RUN DOWN

BOSTON POLICE ARREST TWO IMPOSTORS WHO
WERE BUNCOING@ COUNTRY BANKS.
Boston, July 1.-Two bogus concerns masqueradinG
under different names came TO grief this afternoon
through the action Of the police. The concerns have
been known White. Newton stochbridge'
bankers and commercial brokers' with an Office at
No. State-st., this city, and AS &C. II. thompson
d Co.. commission merchants with an once at
Chaiham-st. and Merchants Row. The names given
by the mon placed under arrest are J. r. Fuller
thirty three years old, No. % Pnckneyst.. and H. e.
Arnold nineteen years old Of No. 41 safest, Albany,
" y There was a third member in the room where
the officers made the arrest but when ne saw the
inspectors open the door he jumped from second
story window to the ground and going through al'
Office made his escape TO the street. The prncipal
Office has been at NO safest, where business has
been done under the name Of White Newton d
Stockbrdge.
II has been the scheme OF ID. swindlers 10 send
letter, from their c>tab ,hnen in Chatham-st under
the name Of c. II. Thompson d Co.. 10 variois
banks, with the repres, ntation that an agent from
their house might call at the bank 10 which the letter
was addressed and present check for few hundred
dollars.
II was stated in the letter that II This was done II
would be all right TO give cash, as Thompson q CO.
had Il large account with White Newton a stock
bridge, bankers. TO subsiantiatc this caim they
inclosed a certificate from the bankers, showing that
they were al! Letter paper was used bearing
the heads OF the two alleged firms. Enclosed with
the letters would be IL fac-simile 81 the signature OF
the agent who would call, and n stamp Impression
from stamp that he was supposed TO carry.
In many cases the swndlc is said 10 have worked,
but 1t failed Springfield and Fall River.
This morning Superintendent Eldredsc received u
communication from the second National Bank OF
springfield asking about the concern and agreeing 10
withhold payment until word received. shortly
aferward a similar communication was received from
d bank at Fall River and The arrests followed.
The name OF the agent who 10 call was given as
Mr. ROYAL Freeman, and Arnold admitted 10 The police
that he represented that individual In Fulfr's
pockets found letters already prepared TO be
sent 10 different banks.
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RESOLUTIONS FOR DIR. CLEAvEL4yD

Albany. July 1.-THE committee appointed by the
Board OF Managers OF the Hudson River State Hospital
TO draft resolutions In regard to the services Of DR..
Joseph NJ. Cleaveand. who has resigned medical
superintendent OF the hospital On account of Ill health
has presented resolutions which have been unani-
mously adopted and signed by each member OF the
board, reluctantly accepting his resignation and
pressing their appreciation OF his long and valuable
services 10 the institution. DIR. cleveland. the reso-
lutions say carries with him In hl, honorable retire.
ment the wishes OF the members OF the board and
all the pleasant memories which are associated with
uninterrupted friendship OF over a quarter bf a
century.
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BCFEALOS DEEA ULTING SECRETARY.
VAN RRoCKLIN ARRAIGNED on CHARGE OF
FoRGERY-OTHER INDICTMENTS AHEAD.

VAN RRoCKLIN ARRAIGNED on A CHARGE OF
FoRGERY-OTHER INDICTMENTS AHEAD.
Buffalo, y. Y, July 1l.-Counsel for Van Brocklin
the defautng secretary of the Board of Fire Com
missoners, changed their minds this afternoon about
postponing his arraignment until Thursday and In
sisted that he be arraigned at once He WAS accord
ingy brought before Police Justice King, and
charge of forgery preferred against him. lie
pleaded guilty and his counsel waived examina-
ton. He held for the present term OF the
OF Sessions. Nineteen warrants, ten for grand
larceny and nine for forgery hang over Van Brock
Iin and they will b. served after another fast
he procurcs bail. The commits sioners' accounts
have been gone over back TO the year 1884. and 1t
Is now said that the defacation will amount TO at
least $40, co. The ten fictitious names are added
every month since that time without skip.
Van Brocklin has held position of secretary for
thirteen years since the volunteer department
abolished in 1880 He was so popular ana
cIici, mt that he survived the MANY changes in the
political compile Of the board. He had been re-
ccved "A salary Of 81 200 Year. but was TO get
81 200 beginning July l. Civil proceedings Will also
b. begun against him much possible OF
the stolen funds According TO his statement to the
commissioners, he has about $4,000 in real estate
and cash that Se reached 10y process OF law
Corporation Counsel Browne has served notice on all
banks that ans money they may hold under Van
Brocklins name Is subject the citys order, Is
city property. and they therefore ordered not To
honor any check dawn upon it, Any transfers Of
really or property in Van Brocklin's name are
forbidden.
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DIR. sEyNER's DECISION SUSTAINED.

Washington, July 1.-THE appeal from the decision
Of Immigration Commissioner senner. OF New-lork.
IN the cases OF Ambross silvesro and Rosario Ger
tito and Luigi Maretti has been rejected by Super
intendent Stump and Dr. Senncr is directed deport
the persons named 10 the country whence they came
Italy. This case involves violation of the Alicn
Contract Labor laws. Counsel for the appellants
contended that ~if these persons came under
tract In order to bar them 1t must appear that they
had been assisted or their passage prepaid" The
ruled that persons charged with hav
ing come 10 this country In violation Of the Con-
frsct Labor law, who have paid for their own tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
NETWORK posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington. July 1.-THE total number OF fourth
class postmasters appointed today was ninety nine
OF these thirty three ri vacancies caused by resis-
nations and death Among the appointments We're
the following New -York-N :. Gidlcy Burtonsville
@. c. Lewis, Coventry; A. ID. Van Nechtcn, Deans
Vile; Il. n. Cooley. Hannibal Centre; c. ID. Avery.
Hastings: John Bcckheimer, Little France; l. e. Dal-
rympe. North Norwich; G.. h. Morrison, Oneida
Castle; D. W. Phillips, West Monroe.
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LrTHERANS ~ CONFERENCE AT KINGSTON

Kingston. n. V, July IL (Specia).-Tlc semi.annual
conference OF the Eastern branch OF the Missouri
synod Of the Lutheran Church began here this
morning In the LivingstOn-st Lutheran Church. The
attendance fIom the various States was large and
representative. The Rev. f.. 4. Frey, OF Brooklyn.
selected president. and the Rev. J. Horst jr
Of South Manchester, Conn. made secretary
An exeg,sis the fifth chapter OF First Timothy
given by the Rev. J. Heck OF Ioboken The
afternoon session secret.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eaer. simon. aud wife to James NJ Varnum' No
% GpeIck-st. ; years
Bredcnbach. hcnael J, 10 Lena Lurvh, l0t J.
map OF lands OF James Bathgate. 2itn W1ra'
n,r,b 'IoSp G and wife 70 Louisa schweeelcr.
central Park. West, n OF lool'st, ett'
puT, lam ionn !, anI wife TO p FREDERICK 81 amer
EXECUTOR etc. IiCth-st, OF AcAande''
Gimme ah~ vlio' and wife to p Japoasr 80, "a
and 246 ElizIicth.,t, l year -,....-.--,
Clark John. and wife to Joseph pulitzer. No
Crani I NINA T.. 70 ribert y Monroe. n
litn,.t, Of 3d;aye, ) years y,,:..,,,.,,,.
and Batheateaye year. 49,. No.
Dahln,,n Isaac II. to Eiza MeIoehn. No POI
Fay. Siichasl. e a 70 the society for the Re.
Same to Thona, Mason and another. trust e.,
e. Orchard.st, II OF stanton-st. yeals..--..-.
Floquct Louise Hutton. 10 Charles Jones, :
7i-tst, Of llth-aye. 3 years = .........
Franklin I.uford and wife 10 Union Tru.t Co.
Cans. Resale and husband to sarah fricdlarder
AID another. cNccatoi', etc, 9osh'st,
OF 9th-aNr, years -. :, .....,...,-
n coracr lands OF Harlem X
- 60 and Sc.tt,arc y ea,Ts ,,,n m
23i.-t Of sth-aNe, ! year..:..,...... -,
JAM, ,1eorsc. to the iIaren, saving Bank Of
Judson. Edward. TO Andrew AMI Hugh DonDhue,
l0Oth-sr W OF 9th-ave. ] year ,.-.........
j.
" : Coumbus-lNe. u OF 95fn->t. year. ..-...
Levi. Henry NJ To the TILE Guarantee and Trust
Co. 9Gth.,t II = OF Noiunbu>-aNe. = years.
Mcclure John 10 Mary e III ana another. ~
ecutor aud trustee 5jth->t. OF 9th-aNe.
lease. ) years, mortgages ..--.-.- --.-... $500
Martin Hannah &. 10 the Lawyers surety co
Of y Y : 39th->t. " Of LcNtn gton-aNe. ! Year
Ma oney Thomas, ami wife TO Ann o,onnOr,
II l2Gth-st, e OF LenoNave. | %ea----......-..
Obrrle, Anna. 10 the Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. No 1875 Fast 3i-st. year, 81. ...------.
Ohlsen. Ernst y and wife 70 Anne Bauer
dorf n JOth-st, W OF 10th-aNe. year.
Pcnfeld. smith y. aud wife 70 Amy IL Duer
M9nhottan-ave n OF 1l2th.-t. years
Ronner John D. and wife 10 Mathaus Bath.
mann. No .422 Park.ave. | year 49,. =
Rohrs, Frederick. and wife % Edward Trey
1T al, executor. etc, Madi-on-aNe,
l3lst-st. 3 wear. four MORTGAGES ..-.... ...--.
Sclleck. Grace \. tn James Wood. - al, eN-
Strothers William II. 10 Martin J Early,
i3ith-st. OF LenoN-avc. demand .--...-...-..
Won Dohlen John H. and wifi 10 TIE German
Savings Bank. Y, Nos 73i and 7Sj Wa'h-
Van Pokkelen William X TO Samuel 7 Carter,
: 76th.st. Of Park.ave, ycars--..--.-...
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THE o,SEILL.JoY ELECTION CONTEST.

or WIN have not been assisted by others. can be de-
nortcd as well as those who have been assisted.
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Fast Saratoga and Lake George Specials every day,
via New-York Central -
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At tho Trinity salesroom yesterday ID. =. Ingrlhsm
Co. offered by order cour: under foreclosure, No
East Sxtyourths:. west o. Foarth-a'e fourstoy ssn
front dwelling lot 17xlOo5 1t sold for $1,000
James o. West
Peter F. Meyer sold also under foreclosure, easchsA
inter st in 5l2 West Fftysixtnst west Of Tenth
ave-. two.sto.y brick tenementhous and lot 25xlooS
1t brought s.9vJ from Eva ~ BE non =. .v..,...
residence grounds at 'iue,t Neck Long Island III
pl e etc. on not having foitage
100 H. on Long Island souni alii deltn Of 252 Tn
Sound Sound Mrs ST. Gum wa, buyer for $ 1850.
o rns s Sbt Of J 49, and Of lot IA efsrdavc so 4
no tn OF one and sevcntis'. to July To-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
l1sth.st. No 2l3 East; W II Wills, referee,
,odtos, % i'u 30 r. " Of otn.aye. S3AiColl;
VC Xad.w DoAonSe and another to edward Jai.on ia0
SAM property tdwad Jua'9n 70 ~, Jui
SJxlJo.iI; EdWord Jud'on and wife to An IN,
sam nGsr opSrg Nac Jad:oa to Iaa4ii .adscn
LISTS, ; :, go It Of DouieNari looN'elli ,oo
VII am Turner aad wlfe 10 Mary r .ssni1n LOO
To- II X Levi 27.oO
iiS Thomas n iSi5 = d oii n
l2oth-t i2j II OF 7tn'aye '9 nao ha' % NM
1:stn.st ; : lOC 1t t Of Washinetonase, POLK
lOJ; ne, snolz and wife to Herman hion IN.
Prospective, ;, i55 IT 2 Of lj,th.s:. 35Sl.5 Nv
as @S% Ds.a {; q E Of 1s .aa Ss M
iYxllj; tIedk Kohrs anu vile t. are RE "a.
Else.a,e ;, l7I.s (. II of Wc,tchcster-ayc,
ss shag ri.uA i'O"rs 1900
ValcntiIir.ive " =, 500 II n Of lands OF Th,mas
ia. sford 5Ox2j); Walter j Bradley aid 49,
wife to J. y snarue- oSV
175th.st. II c0iacr VI ,dl>oB-aNc, 2JAJV; MARY
Cotter ct al TO Alice Dr.,ol ana another. ',5o(
Ir, mont ave. Ios;Ot hDa D, iJ.13,
n Nh, @s,,1 i'J J b.. d~mb,r, 49,. sco
EsstA.s,. No 81; mar. VI wiIacn - Danci Wei 33 50
Columbia-st l7J It D Of UOu,tDn-si. 2JElOO,
ancGner "en' 70 ,1o" 4o2a
i' AdoipS Newman and wife 70 jacob wcin'tga eooo
t'i Dex NS Oh he" i~..''' 2ooo
7eth.st No so East George Moore 70 William
Van Bokkeien ;........-. *. -, 800"
Read and " wif to p%p K,sm ct As oo
li9th-st n = 32l.4 # OF Avenue \, l0.sx
1917 Clarence frahe'S fe'tr'e' 70 "' 500
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The decision Of the latest authorities as well "a that
Of a burial register would seem 10 finally M The
pronunciation OF samuel Pcpyss name rs Papcs.'
Yet not long ago member of the existing Pepys fam
lily said u unadvsed nterlocutor who had called
him "Pep>.' My name. sir, is Peppis7 Tie second
volume OF the and complete edition of "epys's
Diary will be published in this country within
few days.
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CINARD LINE.

~ TO LIVEKPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
AuranIs July - 80 m. rm6ra Aug T. 80 a. M
ftrurla July %. 30 a. M. .lrura Aug 20 ; a. n.
Camplnii Aug. ; II a. Campana sept. p 10 a. M
From pier 40 North River foot n clnrkson.-t
Cabin passage 80 aud upward cond cabin. S35 and
upward according TO steamer and locatlon.
Storage tickets 20 and from all parts Of Europe at
low For freight and pa>-a1c apply at the
conpany's Office. No. I I;oMllng Grecn. New York
VERNON II. BROWN Co. General Agents.
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What promises 10 be a particularly precious edition
Of Washington Irvlngs Rip Van wInkle' and Legend
OF sleepy Hollow is that which George H. boughton,
the American artist In London. has Deeh preparing.
Mr. Boughtons nifty four full pag> plates VIII doubtless
be sympathetic accompaniment to he c'er'nehshtiul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

A volume OF Chronological outlines OF American
Literature f. in Of preparation ny MI . h..
Whitcomb. OF Columbia College. II j OH 'he pan Of
Fr rick Ryand,'s Chr mol cal outlines Of English
Literature and will be- published BY Macmillan In the
autumn in a shape uniform with that work Mr..
Brander Matthews is writing preface for ire book.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

'Mncstic.. July u. p m 'Gemaaic Aug; Q. 4 p m
Ad1tic July 10 10 a. .Majestlc. Aug. 10. 10 a. m.
Britannia July g. D. IN Britonri' Aug. % ?. M
Ieu'G Prom WRitc Star Does foot ~ west i6,,t
Saloon rates, $50 upward. aeohin: to steamer and 10;
and ei5. Storage 30 or nom the old Country s25;
No. - Broadway, NeN.lork Philadelphia Office, 400
Walnut-s.. - - -
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Mr. Thomas Handy T. not writing stories nj present
and Is said 10 b. mcdltatins some unconventional
dramatic work.
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CLYDE LINE.
I -HAMBT RG american PACKET co.

PEAN CONTINENT
The magnificent twin steamships Of 1916 900
II. J.
NEW YORK. SOU CHAMPION AND HAMBCRG.
4 Victoria. July -. A. NJ Connbil; Aug 3 10 a. M
+ RiSfarck July p p. N. Normannia Aug. Il. 10
lot Cab. $50 and upward; lid Cab. $50. Cabin
ns'enRer. for the Continent landed at Cuxhaven.
Through tickets issued interior places via Harburg
nono,rr. passengers receiving free railway trlnsporta.
Ion from CuxisNrn 10 Harburg.
UAMBr' re- AMERICAN PACKET CO. 81 B'way. NY.
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Qcarbers.

o>>----
MEXICAN AND FokEIt:N TEN HERS, A 1ENCi
"A Professors Teachers, Tutors uoNerhesses'
NC 10 Colleges schools and FAMILIES. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FUbrON, % Union square
GENCY Miriam Coyrlere supplies tutors, professors,
"A etc, IN all depts; reconlehus
schools parents $50 5thaye Book Bldng Cor 2othst
A EVERETT STONE (Yale). private tutor: long ex.
~ periencc tutoring boys for college examiiatiohs
testimonials well-known patrons sol 5thave N T.
n RIVATf, TUITION.-Dur.ng tho summer months. by
successful In preparing pups or col
I,rc CIVIL address HERMAN DRtSl4ER - T.. 4Othst
w gar ten; for summer schools teacher Ifrhch
German teacher ylish teacher art. Miss DONOVAN
Teachers Bureau, 80 East lith--t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NII' 10 J. = 'SIdI ~
Cotter ct al 10 Alice Drl.,ol ana Gnothyr..
II, mont ave. 90 n'r l">iot is~a ., fJ.'3
Lena Lurch ndiN idua ana &c utNr, q
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Eaw 6rbools

NJ ErRO POLLS LAW SCHOOL"
Il mil tenn begins OctoDcr .. evening sessions
ABNER &. THOMAS LII. D.. Dean. Tor catalogues ad
dress Prof. CLARENCE u. ASHLEY, 2O1 BpiadWay.
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A CHARMING SUMNER TRIP.
n TAKE THE
RED GROSS LINE STEAMERS
FOR HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA,
ST. JOHNS. AND PILLEy'> ISLAND v. F.
Delightful day ght sail through Long Island Nineyard
and Nantucket SOUNDS. Fine view OF picturesque Nova
s,otIan and bold rugged Merchandising coasts. Total
change Of ar and scenc' cool bracing climate
FARE. FIRST CABIN.
including meals and -tatcioom berth. Halifax sl6 ST
Johns -3i. Pley'> leland $40 aud upwards For crcu
lars sailing lists etc apply TO
ROWKING & ARCHIBALD. Agents. Is alway.
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