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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

Salt Lake Utah. Oct G-The second day OF the
Mormon conference drew an immense attendance
The city is thronged with visitors. and both SEES
sons to-day at the Tabernacle were crowded. The
speakers Apostles Teasdale. Grant. Thatcher
Taylor and Merritt. The branches OF the Church
in Mexico and Canada were reported nOurishinS.
The people exhorted to abandon the use OF
tea. coffee and tobacco. and figures were quoted
showing that great part Of the wheat crop 81
the Territory went 10 pay for these stimulants
The conference lasts over Sunday. After the meet
ings the people generally give themselves mp to
amusements Tonight the choir IL giving con
cert in the Tabernacle. and the Mormon Theatre
is occupied by IA local company. which has brought
out Stoddart the NewYork actor. as a special con-
ference attraction.
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4 PROBABLY FATAL TROLLEY CAR ACCIDENT

A. the result OF being thrown from trolley
D day two ago. Mrs George w. Francis. whose
husband is proprietor OF the Hermitage Hotel.
Wellington n. j., is lying At ner home cut. bruised
and internally injured and with small chance OF
recovery. She returning from Paterson TO the
hotel. and asked that the be stopped at a side
entrance. BY a mistake the went past the
place, Mrs Francis standing up. with hand hold
Ing the strap overhead The conductor. seeing that
the still going ahead, pulled the bell-rope
sharply. and the motorman. surprising some acct
dent had happened. put the brakes and brought
the to a standstl almost instantly Passengers
were thrown forward in their seats by the sudden
stop; the strap was torn from Mrs. Franciss hand
and she was thrown with great force the
macadamized roadway. which cut her badly II is
the opinion OF physicians that her injuries will result
fatally, and that II she lives her nervous system
will always suffer from the shock
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TOURS on TIE PENNSTLVANA RAILROA D.

The success OF the two regular tours TO the
South by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
lines has led that company to arrange for an
other personally conducted tour from New-York
and Philadelphia. october lG including Get
tysburg, Blue Ridge. Luray, Basic Natural Bridge.
Grottos OF the Shenandoah. Richmond and Wash
ngton.
The members OF the party viii travel In special
trains OF parlor cars. provided exclusively for
their use The entire round trip covers IA period
OF nine days. and excursion tickets including all
necessary expenses during that time, will be sod
from New-York at So and Philadelphia $50
For itineraries. containing complete Information
as 10 routes special train service, descriptive
notes, etc. apply to address Tourist Agent.
NO LIPS broadway. y. y. or Broad Street Sta
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Railroaos.
DE n NSyLv ANII.
RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot of Dcsb!osses and Cortlandt Street,
In Eject October 1, 1894.
In Eject October 1, r.


GsS sAfH car FFE;ibsrs
car ArSsl ckeas" S'
a. M. Cincinnati $50 a. and indianapolis 7iS =,
2. ssp =. ~ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
puman and Dnns Cincinnati GaTa 40 IS 10 o Louis
600 sS'i r. H. !" wssTEkS ExrREss Pullman Pullman sIs...a,
H. I III %fs4fs p E Pfn:
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and St Louis
Arrives Cincinnati D. m. INDIANAPOLIS 1918 .. m. 81
500 p. w. Pacific Pnc E%PRfss Sleeping c.,
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
AZ TSsSS9 fs'sS AND THE SOUTH
$50. 900 1919 Limited Dining Carr r,ii M 40
and Dinins Cars 80 1Din'ng Carr 800 ,. m. i2is
night sunday $50 go 2,s0s M 800 90 o,
carr. coop. m. ~ 10 might rx,r... n.u.
40 20 Asbeye Tampa haeG.s and Newoeans iesl
night daily seepers to Mentsomery and JaSks1nyil.
800 r. MmDay ana for p Ghssa ears ONO Railway
FOR RFT Skb s PoS coMFoRT and NORFOLK via Cap.
Charles Route, a; m weekdays ana WIN through
AS SltfRST eoas2 TfNr 900 daily Sleeper,
Tampa. jacksonville. Macon and Charleston 800 4
FOR ATLANTIc CITY leo m. weekdays. with
FOR CAPE MAY 100 p. m; week,days
For Long Branch AsbIry Park 9eean Gr9ys o and Point
200 D. m weekdays sundays. ot5 a. m Sls D. m
do not stop at AsLury Park and Ocean Grove On Sun.
oA'' FOR PHILADELPHIA;
Express c $40 no 1890 30 ao 80 ~ 80 S" ny
p. m. lei night. sundays. Express. el5- so .
go 90 Limited, 10 a. M 2 T. '"' D. o. "'''
Ticket offices: Nos 4ss. GA 1896 1879 il3 and 81
fiMay Court Street $50 Fulton street u
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot q Fulton
Ta,sfer company viii call for and baggage from
hotels and residTnces through 10 woop
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Railroads..
-AMGRioA's oRGArEoT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
L HUDSON RIVER R.R.

s.,o From Grand Central station. +2d Street:
SiSO A. M.-Eacept sunday. Empire State Express
Fastest train M tho world
8IBO A. M.-Daiy. Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester
49, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Chicago
lOt4O A. M.-EIcepI sunday. Day Express For all I'm
portant State points
100 y. M.-Daiiv. Southwestern Limited for Cincin-
natl Indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chicago.
1880 L. M.-EX. sunday. West Point. Poushkeeepse
Catskl Mountains. Albany Troy Saratoxa
4i3O L. M.-Dal.y. North Shore Limited. Due Detro,,
$40 A. NJ. Chicago. 40 +. NJ.
600 T. M-Daiy. For Albany Troy. Buffalo, Csye-
land. Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Louis
0'2b r. MED.iiy 70, Troy. Saratoga. Burlington
1850 r M-paiiy For Auburn Road points, Buffalo.
ST. Louis, Chicago.
O'OO Mmpaiiy Only Sleeping Car passengers for
0nb r M-Daly For CLAYTON. Cape Vincent ogdens-
burg. Cleveland, Detroit Chicago.
efOA A M anu 3'ss p M.-.oa!ly except Sunday to
Pittsneld. Via Harlem Division. '' ~
Wagner Palace Care all through tralns
Trains illuminated by Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner offices at drsac Central Station
ll3 -Ii. t3: 80 broadway 81 Eas, 14thst lincoln
~ lllng: v+2 broadway; 2a3 Coumbus-ave "a Ws.s
l:h-st ana i3sthst. Station, New-York: 3as and To6
Fnon-st and "a broadway, r.. D.. Brooklyn ~ "
baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
Express Company. - '' "'''eo''
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE ~ DAN,r,s
aeue'sA ""hakO> Gen. Passenger AssaG. ,
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meeting Of the creditors OF j. NJ. White & Co
was held yesterday. They raising the question
- to whether Mr. Whites property in Brooklyn
should be used to satisfy the debts OF the Arm.
The schedules OF the assignment OF Henry H
johnson, the surviving partner OF the firm.
Aled in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday and
show liabilities, 1854; nominal assets @7.o77
actual assets. 81. ~
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MADE TIE AGENT OPEN TIE SAFE

Muskegee, l. T. oct. G-The Kansas and Arkan-
sas Valley station at Port Gibson was robbed by
six masked men Thursday night The Cook
gang, successors to the Datons, are known to have
been In the neighborhood during the last week.
and the inference is that they were the robbers
They poked gun through the window at the telc-
graph operators table and made him open the
door They then ordered the safe opened The OPP
orator declared that he did not know the com
bination and the robbers went TO the agent
home and brought him TO the station. where they
made him Omen the safe. They got about 500.
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A PULLMAN COMpAyY'S CHARTER GIVEN rP

Springfield H.. oct. 6.-The Union Foundry and
Pullman Car Wheel Company, OF Pullman, Ill. by
Vice President Wickes to-day filed articles Of sur
render OF charter with the Secretary OF State. The
capital stock II $4,000 divided into 300 shares. OF
which George NJ. Pullman owned 4SJ3. On sep
TENDER % the directors decided on closing up the
business and the assets OF the company were sold.
the proceeds being divided among the stockholders.
and to-day the charter surrendered.
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NOU FOR A FERRY WAR.

HOWARD CARRoLLs COMPANY INCORPORATED TO
CONNECT NETWORK AND STATEN ISLAND
Albany oct 6.-The NewYork Harbor and Staten
Island Ferry Company was incorporated to-day 10
operate a ferry from the foot of Whitehali-st. In
New-York City TO one or more places on staten ISL
and: capital $4,000: directors. Michael Coleman,
Samuel b. Lawrence. John g. Summeriield. Henry
r. Bragg and Charles a. Cheever.
II was rumored yesterday that Howard Carroi
had formed a company TO operate the Staten Island
ferry The chartering OF a company at Albany TO
operate a ferry from Whiteha-st. to staten Island
proyes that the rumors we're correct. Now there
NAV be a lively ferry war. and the hiss OF the troll
lev may soon be heard all Richmond County.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. NewYork as fol-
lows and Is min earlier from foot Franklin St;
$3.50 a. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo
D;t5 A. VI. Daily Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Rochee
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday FOR Toronto
5iI5 T.. VI Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica. syrs
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. ~
tr)it Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
S:+5 r. NJ. Dali. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seeping-car passengers
only
S,i5 - VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roche
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit CLEVELAND
Chicago and 81. Louis
For tickets time tables parlor and sleeping 40
commocations apply city Offices Brooklyn and Nes YORK
and AT stations. Time tables at principal hotels ~
other Information address
c. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave, New York
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PACIFIC STEAMSH LINES MAY COMBINE

San Francisco Oct. 6.-The statement is made
hero that consolidation OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company is about to take place c. p
Huntington Is president OF both companies. and
economy Is given as the reason for the combina-
fion.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, NJ
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. bE "a.
cAIvEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No "a. .bHy YER
way. I'd door north Of Thirty -nrst-st; and AN "a,
TIsEMGNTs at the following Branch oinessn ys;
Eghtha ave, r. e. Twenty thrd-s 10? slxn-ssw
Isl Fourthave cor Fourteenth St: $50 Third-avs ~
Third Forty seven,h-st; o2d Thrd-ass ,ndst;
1872 Columbus ~ Avenue A; l32s sS ave;
2o7 West Forty-second- aot ThnuSS,I
1883 Third-aye: 2ocl Third-ave. between one -hu""
and elfth ard one hundreds thirteenth Its
At the HARLEM OFFICES. iS0 East One hundl rWS.
twenty nthst; 2+3 West onehundred snd.'wen,yn 70
st. and 800 West One hundred and forty -nr,h-sI'
D. m. regular ONCE rates. - n,M
In Brooklyn. at 63 Coprt-st. ~ Broadway f. -
Bedord-ave. to D. at regular once ratrs ~
European Branch. for advertisements oaiy' ~
Street e. C.. London. England s-------'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK signals.
Tr,,,. io.va station foot of LiDsrty-st.

Anthracite
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot of I.berty-sL
80 !5 SG t, 70 s3aS9 .i.s ~ mo F. ~ S..
ssy E sse rs i 49, o. $50 sco ~ '''
Fer WikesSar5e Fitis,on and seran'99 oo A. \,
i Fer i R9ad tsG y No srsass's 10
haS SUMO ls0 80 80 100 ia So go H. ' i
night ,,,.s,er 40 COO ,.,o NJ ,,o IN
90. rSF 5 Hsri S4s ~ ia3 night, sundays 100 81;
e:ic o' A s0 H. i:ld iso 7:ao p n sundays ri; 4 4
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch Ocean Grove. &c.
For BED Bank Long Branch and PSins sSuh ~ Pa
o esS AND ana f.sarS "a PARK NJ 100 =.
BfFnes5 ss % tsS and pr,es.,..
IL. p9r AS M Tao STy' a'e May ''"''1-
prsSh ssSO,s ~ s 81, s,nt u B;ss
sS SS s' g. 30 o. ~ T. ''' '''' '''' d. '''''
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC
For Atlanta H nli1 Hshsna No5%aps.
R R4sS al Posi- S s. % y 90
o cssS IoT ro ana a.saf2 ra *; @ f'i'y' '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
e; nss s week S fa B. s 80 80. SO s f Is
ca5 ~ 800 800 (bnlas Cap, sSS SO r ~ iil;
P'se s sS" sS sps ' Gs i;ss Glis9f a. a.
FL, fa@0rs aSa Tsh2sSSn , ToeN 500 DING Cas-
4 NJ 10 800 500 DINING car P n. 1915 nigst a.,
=; o. lilo sa ola"a 10. '' w.s, s g g. E IS:
Rrooklyn: es Broadway Williamsburg The New-yOrk
Transfer Company VIII cali FOR and check baggage from
hotel residence 70 Destination
DEL. LACKAwAyNA. AND WESTERN r.;
qS1SnHs $;srE ESf Sis&. nrrrn
Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNrSLAiR
R Tids MSaison MorTsown Passaie;
pcysr SanG9es MorHrAS
Washington. PHILLIPsBURG. IEAsToN. WATER
GAT Rqssn1 Maan; ShST sSSHE
pANvILIE, NoRTHU MBERLANp: Montrose. BLNd
HAMToN. OXFORD; NORWICH, Wats Water UTICA
WEiio. ITHACA; owEG50.,. ELMIRA; c0RNINa
7:co A AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops at principal
o,oo ''' a "M-BurFALo SCRANTON. BLNGHAMroN.
IrlcA KcHPIEiD SpRIN s s pit Isl. ana
meet at Buffalo with tran for Chicago. arriving 90
100 p m MhS"NsscRAHToN. BINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
100 E4 p SMfssscR e9l WILKEsBARRE and pLYx.
or M EH ba c fTiRi1 '3eb Sf Limited Ell,
fo sGRANToN BI EN6 Eh hI,:
Buffet Sleeping Car to CHICAGO. arriving e3i p. n
G p9 DAY Rpns fE hFs sek3NT r SH hNHAx
wv r6N. RicHFlELD sPiiISGs SYRACUSE and os.
r wKf2 SSB PGLMh% Si
Murray and y? Br0as"Sy AZ. rss at Ssy san:
ave- sss and 7os Fulton ST. and Z, Broaiaay
Brooklyn. Time tables giving full nformation at all
WEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call Or and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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cam 6tbools.

NJ ETROPOIIS LAW SCHOOL, -
lNl Incorporated June, 1891 ABNER G.. THOMAS. LII. D.
Dean Case system Of instruction. Degree Of LII r..
after course II years Morning division. to ~
evening division TO- For catalogues apply to Prof
CLARENCE d ASHLEY. 2O7 Bway. New-York.
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ERIE LIN e S

Through trains FOR Chicago and West leave Ns".
York. foot OF Chanbers-st, daily. as follows. and NV
minutes earlier from West 23d-st.
u.II A. M.-Nesubdie Express for Wayery. bnS'
"'A" hamton. E!mira. Bunaio Bradford ai.i sAAs'
nlanca ParlOI 10 Buffalo. -,
'l.AO =. M.-Nestbule Limited. solid train for Chi
Jaw cagu. via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepers 10 Chi
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car .
f.20 4. M.Solid train TO Chicago. via Niagara FanA
o''V Sleepers 70 buffalo and Chicago
S.lI J.. M.-Nta Chautaulua Lake and Niagara Fanh
o'1O Solid train TO Chicago. Seepers Buffalo. CHI
and Cincinnati Dining car.
I OCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations 26l 2s3. 4Ol and vJ Broadway! Ise
East l23th st. Chambers and Wes I'D ST. ferries New
York. 1913 Fulton st. Brooklyn 200 Hudson-s. HoooSsn
and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company calls s
checks baggage from notes and residences TO des%
mil
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miscellaneous.


A -EMPLOYERS,-You will ind the best servants y
~. NewYork. who understand their work. have 49, "a
lent reference. Tor city aud country; viii not ran ~
i0th-st.
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Instruction.
For Yo' ng Ladies.-Clty

For Yong Ladies.-Clty.
A KINDERGARTEN. based upon the latest approved 20
"A methods be added Comstock School. ~
West 4Othst The system adopted leads the children by
easy steps primary work. for which they WIZ De
fitted .han who have not had this training
At FRENCH ACADEMY. $50 broadway. ewYori
n Prof. BERGER Of Paris. Prncpal.-French instruc-
ton especially; ladies' misses gentlemen
advance payment hook French Conversations, I5c;
sample copy mailed for 35c. tstamps).
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. A..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO IL.
Express Trains To =.
Baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnats
st. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI; TRAlNS; ;.ul.
New York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily ior ny "a
CAGO l 30 o. m. and i2:i5 night. For PlTTSBSKgSS
i:3O ,. m. lsl5 night. For CINCINNATI ST L oIIIHS
900 a. m. 900 D. m. For WASH NGION. BALlnn
MORE. 900 a. m I'll 30 m Dining Can. so 81 :WS
y. Sun. 90 .. m. 600 D. IN. Dining Carp. "'''
night All trains run daily except 800 p m.
For NORFOLK Ray Line. 30 p m ex SUNDAY
ORLEANS. via Roanoke. Bristol ana Cna''~
through Pullman Sleeping Car goo m dsIy ,uA
Ticket ofcer l72. 26l AIS. 40 Bdway, 81 tasJ ~
ST. Grand ST.. n Y: 339 34+ Fulton ST., $40 Wan
ington ST. Brooklyn; Station foot OF Liberty St. T. n
OF N. J. .~
New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check eas""
TO destination.
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Dantlns Aeaoemles.

NE GARMO'S CLASSES IN DANCING
- The Nevada boulevard and Voth Street
and 6+ Lexington Ave. Oath street,.
GEORGE W. WAI.LACE'S CLASSES so and az West
NJ i26th-st., Mcndelssohn Rooms JOS 55th-
Private tuition. Glasses next week. See cir
cular
~ GEORGE DODWORTH.
L. NO. Gs1 FIFTH AVENUE
opens Saturday October 10th Class and private lessons
Mems class December 81 (rcw). Tho Amsterdam.
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No az Broad
way, "a door north OF Thirty -hrsst.: and ADVER-
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Of.ces 25A
Elshthaye corner Twenty hirdst; 1872 sixth-ave
i3T Fourth-ave. Fourteenth-s $50 Thrdave. 100
Third Forty scvenhs l020 Third ave.
SNtynrst-st LOS First l06 West Forty scconds
1872 Columbusayc 80 Avcnu" A. l223 Third 20
Fourteenth 261 West Forty 554 Thri-ave
33s Ihirdaye: 2.0Sl Thirdave. between hundred
ani-twelfth ard one hundred and thirteenth
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred and
twenty ffth-st: 2+3 West Onehundred- fifth
and 80 West one hundred and forty nfth-st,
p m, at regular Office rates.
In brooklyn. Mt 63 Court IS broadway f.. n 2GO
Bedford ave. up 10 \ =. nj regular onlce rates.
European Branch. for advertisements only IS Fleet
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For BOY. and Young Men-City
II ARNAKD SCHOOL
ID III AND Iio WEST l2sTH-ST.
NINTH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. o.
Prepares for college business Primary. nternedih'e
and high school 1cpts Individual attention 20 backward
pupils Students ven grounded In elementary subjects
Catalogue Building SOW open for Inspection
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School Asenrles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors ,ernesses
SC. to colleges schools and Families. Apply u
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG Fulton - linton square.
A GFNCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
- teachers all depts..
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RANJO. MANDOLIN and Piano instruction by comp
Tcasonabe Adircss TEACHER. foi Oi4. 7. o. y. Y
4 vocal. INSTRUCTION
NEW STUDIO. 1896 FIIriI-AVE.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
I,2-wEsr 23D-sT-ia
Founded Is7i-rncorporated by act Of Legislature
Foremost Music School America
Offers Unlimited Advantages
In the study OF vocal and instrumental music opera
oraorio organ harmony and composition and all musical
Instruments elocution. dramatic art and stage business
From the beginning to
The Highest Artistic Perfection.
The Regular University
Degrees In Music Granted.
open evenings Dr. T. EBEEHARD. President
NIIss MARY + SINCLAIR. having returned from
i Europc now ready 70 resume her pano-t2e teach
as West i2ists
NINE. EUGENE rAPrENHEIM
NA the Sr"Tsr"i nrlmt i9nna cor ,.,.,
MANpoLIN. GUITAR. BANJo. zITHER.
irof WM. BARTH. * East 5oth-st
NEw-YoRK COLLEGE OF MrsIc Co..
ALEXANDER LAMBERT. .................... Director
Acknowledged AS THE LEADING AND MOST
SUCCESSFUL Music school. IN AMERICA.
with superior faculty u forty Instructors beautiful
sSmf @, s s USE the oGse Se,
branches from the beginning the highest artistic
iainments.
Private and class instruction.
Students received daily
Catalogues sent application.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE or MUSIC,
~ VIZ ~ EAST 4 srM tII ST. EIny5.EHn
thorough musical education In all branches
strumcnts. from the beginning the highest
Diplomas awarded To graduates Prospectus free.
- IANO-I.ady. formerly pupil William Mason In
sirucs advanced pupils and children. Address TECH
NlQ'E. Tribune Uptown ohiee i2i2 broadway.
'rHE NEw-YORK SCHOOL OF OPERA AND
ORATORlO. 1906 and los East I'D st.
EMILIO AGRAMONTE Observation-Disclosures Director
The only special school devoted study opera and
oraorio In this country.
Course system and branches uy~i
The scholastic will Monday September
2fth. 1894. Send for catalogue. lso+-1J.
Art Schools
| INSTRUCTION GIVEN In figure painting by we'll known
9si Madsonave. NORTH STUDIO
STEVENS SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
RIVER STREET.
between 9th md 9th SITS Hobok.n.
~ ,,,, hEoPENs sErTEMBER iDTi 1904
,,u 18TH or SEPTEMBER
sruli course 4 studies preparatory to Colleges and
schools OF Science. Law and Medicine.
$50 " WV ~ ''"'' VI
These terms Include all the studies
o' Catalogues apply TO the principal Of Stevens School
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LOCAL |nt;EYIrIE,.
Matters of Minor Moment In nna Abo
tic ElLI.


Matters of Minor oue In nmd About
tho CITY.
TIE MarccllR Club will give n dance
ut tho Calumet club rooms Tuesday
evening, March 81.
Dh II. Q. BRASSrS Is building an I'D.
ditton to his new residence, corner OIL
Thirteenth and EoT streets, IN office,
with entrance OH Thirteenth street.
RHEA will be Mt the Opera House noxt
Tuesday mud Wednesday evenings and
wednesday matinee. and no doubt she
viii be, as usual, greeted by crowded
Eousos. Sho Is a special iavorito In
Wheeling.
lr was very windy and dusty ycster.
day, and about hall past two O'Clock q
slight sprinkle OF rain fell, but not
enough to lay tho dust. About 4 p. III.
the sun camo out brightly again, but
tho wind and tho dust still roicned su.
prGmc.
TIE handsome now NJ. +. church ut
Benwood is growing near 10 completion.
In two weeks, nothing occurring to pro-
won't, tho structure will DO ready for
dedication. Il is II credit to tho town,
and 10 ono OF tho most complete
in tho state.
ABOUT | o'clock yesterday morning
James Whitemnn, n workman at the
Riverside plant, in Bonwood, lot q hugo
piece OF steel roll on his legs, and both
wcro broken. lilo was brought to his
home, on South Jacob street, and DR..
Ford attended him.
J. G. WILLIAMS, heretofore local mnn.
nGer of the McAuley-Pcters Tent aud
Awning Company. and Edmund c.
Roller yesterday purchased tho Wheel
ing branch, and will operate it rs tho
Wheeling Tent aud Awning Company.
Both are excellent, practical young
men, and will no doubt build up u
large industry.
TIE Shrinors OF this city aro prepar-
ing for n grand timn Thursday. The
officers OF Osiris Temple, of Wheeling,
will then DO hero 10 initiate into tho
order about fifteen applicants from
BramwOll, and about twenty from
Charleston, huntington and vicinity.
Tho Adclphi will entertain the Shriners
during their visit hero.-HmtiRgtOn
Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-14
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