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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
A WOMAN FATALLY BCRNED WITH BENZINE

An explosion Of benzine in the securing establish
ment Of Gustave Ummerle, at No 1854 East Fourth
st. about o'clock yesterday afternoon fatally
burned Bertha Cmmere. the proprietor's daughter.
The woman was removed 70 Bellevue Hospital in a
dying condition. She terribly burned about the
entire body.
AS far as be learned the young woman was
the only person in the place at the time OF the
explosion. 1t heard 10y Policeman Charles
Kraushaar, OF the Ffth-st station. who hurried 10
the scene He reached the store In few minutes
and found the young woman lying on the floor with
her clothing ablaze. With the assistance Of sew
eral citizens the policeman dragged her into the
hallway. 1t found impossible 70 smother the
flames until the firemen arrived, when they turned
a of upon the PROSTATE woman and
thus quenched them.
She was badly burned that the flesh peeled
from her body a she lifted upon stretcher
TO be placed in the ambulance 1t is thought that
she holding a candle lamp while cleaning
goods with benzne The damage 10 place and stock
was 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
OCEAN GROTE CH1CTAUQCINS.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsES-BIsHoP VINCENT
TALKS TO THE GRADUATES.

| COMMENCEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VINCENT
TALKS To THE GRADUATES
Ocean Grove July 20 (SpeciaD-T was the
great day of the year for Ocean Grove Chautau-
quans being commencement day and the last uay
OF the Ocean Grove Sunda y-school and Chautanqua
Assembly At half-past O'Clock the graduating
class met at Association Hall, with members OF the
Assembly faculty and company Of l'te Hover
girls who were dressed in white and wore wrcath'
on their heads and carried baskets Of flowers IN
their hands. The graduates marched to the
arches scorted by the band and the flower girls
At the Golden Gate" which opened the way
through the arches. hey were met by Or. b. b.
LOOMS and Professor Clymer. who had the gate
unlocked for them. They passed. through ana all
marched 10 the Temple Here the recognition ser
vices were held.
Bishop Vincent made the recognition speech and
said that with his whole heart he babe them wei
come to the Chautarqua ranks. After singing ne
commencement march. General j. c. failers"ti
acted as marshal of the day. The line oil march
was down Ocean Pathway, to the sea-, along ocean
to Main-st.. thence TO Pilgrim Pathway, TO the
Auditorium on reaching the Auditorium inc
graduating class marched the aises 70 seats r.
served for them preceded by the little Hover g!ris
ins the Rev. Dr. gary Of Washington offered
stated that the collection the previous evening had
only been 800 when he had asked FOR $@".
The Rev. Or. b. b. LOOMS the CONDUCTOR of the
Assembly. made few remarks. ana the speaker
of the morning Bishop John II. Vincent Chancellor
of Chautauqua. introduced The theme OF the
Bishops Grafton was Popular Education" The
Bishop stated that their entertainments at Chau-
taUqua cost them 5000 ali Of which was r@lSel
by the gate money. The whole peop.e need educa-
ton." said the speaker. especially In oar country
whore the peOpe EJECT their rulers. We need
educated women We need educated citizens.
Every should be student all his days
Home is the first great school The press
Is a wonderful power TO educate. The Church Is
scho0.. There is end To the possibilities Of the
Church"
This afternoon Professor sweeney and the Chau-
tauqua choir and orchestra gave service 81 song
Following this we're he commencement exercises
and presentation Of dpomas 20 the graduates
The Ocean Grove Alumni he'd a meeting az nail
past IN Thornley, Chape,. The annual reception
the Arlington this evening was Largely attended
The display Of fireworks on the beach was W.
messed by thousands
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AN AMERICAN covScR1prED IN ITALY

St. Louis July 20.-Joseph r. Ginocchio aged
twenty-five. son OF wealthy Third-st fruit dealer.
went TO Italy last month TO visit the former home
OF his parents. arriving Naples June 30 From
there he went 10 Genoa where ne was impressed
for military duty. and Is a conscrlpt in the
Italian army His protcstations that Italy was not
his native land were unavailng. As a last resort.
he Informed his parents in ST Louis OF his plight
and begged them to do something to help him out
The father at once Informed the Italian Consul
Domenico Gnocchio. who Is cousin OF David
Ginocchio the boys father. The Consul immedi-
ately took up the matter and opened a correspond
with the Italian authorities. The State De
partment. Washington. has also taken the matter
up. Young GinOcchio was born in st. Louis in 1872
but the citys vital records for that year in such
confused shape that II will be difficult establish
his birth here
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExcuAvo,.


There was full amount OF transaction.
real estate market yesterday, both at auctio,
private sale. ard although the amount, r.s ana
such as to foot up TO considerable voIun. :. n@
was enough to show that the current bu,,,. 'a1e
continues to revive. number OF large tr,n.ss. .%
which brokers hoped TO close this week -,,, ooas
10 be postponed owing to buyers going OIL, 40 NV
still rumor had ii that a number of large w
been closed. One that OF the Robsr, aA
art mansion. at the northeast corner o, FIJI. gu
sold for about $4,000 The house Is a fon s peta
brownstone one, on plot 50x2D II wac ..aoy
public auction In the spring Of 1898 and was sn a
by the stuart estate for 1850. '%
Bennett & Graf have sold for John Busbn
John Goodwin No 3l5 West One-hundred- ND IN =
St. threestory brownstoae house lot scl.alis
on private terms. ANxQ
Joseph E. steckler has sold for Solomon La,
brick building. lot 25x95. for $4,000. "'estoy
g. J. Ryan has sold No. 40 West For,v -. :.
street. four-story stone building, lot SxO q
the Trinity Salesrooms. No. III Broadway. 'a
Smyth & Ryan offered No. 10 West THIRTY.
St, three story brick house. lot 20xie The nsia&
the buyer for 5000 'A'nus
ID. p. Ingraham e. 90. offered No Y Eas, n.
hundred-a -sixeenth-st., lye-s,ory brics v ~
on lot 25xlO0 IL was sold TO f. Kpa,ric, i ~
2l6o0 The same auctionecrs offered No ia r .s
Thiriie;h-st fours,ory stone house, LOT M, ~
1t brought $1,000 from G. o. Gordon "ASA
James l.. Wells offered lease at the sou,,r.
corner Of Slxth-ave. and Twenty sixih-st iSt isN
1t cod to the plaintiff for 800 ~ A'AN
Peter w. Ostrander has fled plans for tbs 49,.
ton OF hve-siory brick fiat, 2jxS, No pa w
one thirty fourth-st 70 cos, M N" "
Martha Costigan has filed plans for dvest,,,
No AZ West One-hundred-an d-hfty- sixtS"ste' y y
cost $4,000.
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strike IN A PENITENTIA RY.

Columbus. ohio. July 2o.-An extraordinary strike
occurred here yesterday. Eighty-hye convicts en-
ploved In the bolt shop Of the Ohio peniientary
caught thu fever ~ Debsisn. and thr"" down thrlr
tools With them IL not question Of wages
They were dissatisfied with the prison DH of ihI"
and declared that no more work would he d"ne by
thcu@ until there was assurance OF better tdbl"
Warden James made an investigation ana promised
an improvement. after which the PRISONERS having
won fhelr strike. resumed work.
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COTVTVG SILVER DOLIARS UNLIMITED

San Francisco. July 2o-John Daggett superin-
tendent Of the San Francisco Mint, has received
orders from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
coin an unlimited rumber Of silver dollars during
the remaining days OF July and during the present
money strngency to coin god currency 10 the fun
capacity OF the mint. As similar instructions nave
also been cent 10 the mint officers at Carson CITY.
NeW-Or.eans and Philadelphia Superintendent Dag
geit says that fully 100000 Will be turned ont by
g.. 1919
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ACCOMPLISHED PRESIDENT H1EPER.
CHAUTAUQUANs AsToNISHED AT HIS Graceful
ANI(f. oE THE CpR\I.T

CHAuTAUQUANS AsTONISHED AT HIS GRACEFUl
PLAYING or THE CoRNET.
Chautauqua- y. Y. July ~ (Sp~ciaD.-Mr Flagcr
gave OF hi. delightful organ rccials this morn
ing II o'coc.. The day began and ended WIKI
music. Rogers's band gives concerts each evening
at various points about the grounds. This evening
they played from the Hotel Athenaeum Verandn
The appearance OF Or. William r. Harper principal
OF the College Of Liberal Arts here and president
OF the University Of Chicago. among the musicians
playing rne. gracefully and with as much
expression the musicians. awoke interest IN AMI
admiration for this Of such varied accomplish
ments II is said that Dr. Harper early conteu-
plated making music his lfe-study. bu' =" TOOK
up the work II the scholar. But. though deeply
engaged IN advanced studies. he j. not inclined 10
This afternoon Theodore Roosevelt continued and
concluded his address on The WESTWARD Advance
vel, succeeded in awakening more interest IN his
address last evening "Ciy1c Duty than IN MS
in the story OF the constantly increasing Western
possessions that was highly practical ana mucn hat
the struggles OF the frontiersman and hackwood"-
man Mr. Rooseyet natnTay cane n mp - ,d ,.e
in the East. we'll as IN the West. lie said ~
THE farmer must come to understand that no hw
passed 10y Congress can make 4 large crop 10 grow
where small one grew before ana ma NE
man higher wages. These things must o' brought
about by hart a9or AMI Ban.yak,ns oS on -1 5H
and his strong right arm.
Dr George r. Adams % Yale. also lei his
series OF addresses today. HIS subject has been
THE English Colonial Empire and MS theme TO-
day was History Of the Idea Of Imperial Fedora
ton
sociological addresses this evening He SPOKE ~
THE Children Of the Poor" His lectures have been
illustrated the views being specially fine.
SUNDAY will he Y. VI. &. 4. Day here, ana eN-
tensive preparations for 1t have been made Among
me Sneakers will be James a. Beaver N'soNeFtDr
Of Pennsylvania. General O. Q. Howard and Henry
Band. OF Buffalo.
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ALLEGED EXPRESS RoBBERs on TRIAL.

Nashville. Tenn. July 20.-In the Criminal Court
yesterday the OF the State against Charles Har-
din. Charlton Erod, Charles Taylor and James Nor
ris the latter coored charged by the Adams Ex-
press Company with the endorsement and larceny
of a package containing SIS 900. which being
sent from NewYork TO Galveston. called Har-
din was the express messenger between Cincinnati
and Nashville. and the indictment alleges that the
money distracted from the package in this
Davldson) county: The other defendants are
charged with melting Hardin at various times 10
commit this offence. motion TO quash the ndict
ment was entered BY defendants counsel and ar
gueds
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TIE CTVIL SERVICE INQTTRy.

Albany, July D-The Civil Service inquiry was
continued to-day by the special Senate committee
Secretary McAneny. Of the State Civil Service Re-
form Association, was on the stand all the morn
ing He reviewed the result Of his examination Of
the records Of the civil Service Commission. and
of the conferences which followed between the
members OF his association ana the Governor and
the Commission regarding the correction Of viola
lions.
The committee finished the taking Of testimony
at 2 o'clock this afternoon and adjourned
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WILLIAM j. soAyLAY STRONGER.

William J. Seaman the actor, who IS inmate Of
Bloomingdale Insane Asylum suffering from parees
is stronger than he has been for a month. on
Thursday he able TO leave his bed for the first
time for two weeks. DR. G. f. Atwood yesterday
morning contradiced the reports that Mr. Seaman
Is violent. The doctor said Mr.. Seaman Is weak
but had been recently no worse than for several
months
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School Aernclcs.

4 MFRrCAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y supplies P-ofes-ors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c 10 Colleges Schools ami Families. Apply
Mrs NJ ]. OrNG-FULTON. % Onion Square.
GFNCY Miriam C0yrer- supplies tutors professors.
II teachers IOYeruesses all dspts. recommends
to Parents $50 Nh-a,- ding 2th-s
(rIRCr'I.AT{S city country schools parents free
Y teachers all branches. public private schools
KERR s IvYSSOON Union School Bureau. " t,h-s.
bRoGT, .SSIl T. TEACHERS. all kinds all departments
1 quicklf supplied. Large lat u graduates Teachers
wanted. H. - KELLOGG. 81 Fast Oth-st.. " Y.
rI,E FISK Teach--t Agencies. New York. Boston Chit
Los Angeles ~ s4l positions filed. 0S5 In
1903 CROCKrE & PRATT. Managers. 20 oth-ave.
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Gtatbers.

r. uToR.-Hernan Drisl-r a; NJ. No. Eas, 4ath.,.
makes speciality during the summer OF tutoring for
eaanina1ns; seven years successful experience: ac
cuaintei with rsquirements Of every leading college
AkrANTFp pupils. a teacher - ..ght
w
q Blind wishes engageuents visiting
teacher. skilled instruction according 20 the dern
ana ece.-.<l methods flr ~ducofing the blind kinder
rnren tr4ln.nc. music hy means u system Il raised
tfinfs. graduate - Nine k-auss Seminary for Kinder
ear'n~rs. pupil ~ Vim Mason Mus. bog. best refer
encrs. Address EDUCATOR. Fort Plain. y y.
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TO MARRY Az ITALIAN COTNL

Vicksburg Miss. July 2o.-The marriage Of Miss
May Pcarce Phelps daughter Of pr. and Mrs. a. j.
pbclns Of Nit,a Yuma TO Count Phola CasseM. OF
Rome Italy is announced for July -. Count Cas-
SELL occupied the position Of chief secretary Of the
Italian Commission at the worlds Fair.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

map OF estate q Isaac Dycknan. l@,h Ward.
BURG. Henry and wife to caroline Pariy.
Easle-ave. = $. 37li II OF Westchester-aye.
BonfAa!l OLYMPIA to N Louise Thomas lots %
f Hsnry w. TN any "a P Ward ., Rsope'y o.
lnss bank 23d-st. =. 200 It OF l,h-ave.
Ba,'erworth Joseph Z to John s,seye.. %,
No ;. map u property Of Lyman Tiffany. 29d
Carroll. Frederick. and VIE to samuel Powell
ana snoser trustee - sS years ss
another lots $50 and 52l map OF land Of Glenn
Ericsson. charles 4. to Annie ormision and an.
other. South Boulevard. e 3 90 # OF Both
Fnck Louisa A. ana ANOTHER to charles oule-
ley. i33i-si : i25 r. " u Ith-ave. y,4r..
ward. trustee. ~ East i7ih-s'. and NJ East +,
GesHa r Lid. and another to 23i Ward Land
Improvement Co. lot n 80 map Of RIVER home
stead. 24h Ward. insalmen's. .;....::.....:..
Hexter. Alexander C. 70 Josephine + CARPENTER +,
ct al. trustees. No l2l Eas, 14th-st years:
Hammond Eugene II. and another 10
Wheeler. executor. lot No 49, map part Bsrnum
IeaI~y. John. AMI WIFE to Caroline Flattch ioc,h-
t. corner u Central rark West months,
Julson Charles G.. - Ellen hehoe. l5-ih-st
cofner Of Boulevard. year $500;
lots - and 20. map subdivision property Mary :.
i; Tifany mortsase- demand ........,.,.'
and another. Amsterdam-ave. $. - It q 4
Kenn.iy MicHael and vie 70 Emigran, In.
dus,riai savings Bank 24,h-st. n :. 2'5 II OF .
Koch. Fred and wife 10 Andrew Koch ~'h-sI a,
II - l15 n Of Avenue a, ! year ..........t; ~
Mooney Essie +. and another % John BOYLE ana
another Catharine-st 3. part lot +i' may ,
Mayer Betsy, to Randolph Gugsenheimer. No ,
23 East 95th-st. year $500,
McKeon. Joanna. to Emigrant Industrial sevings A
Bank. sth-ave. :. ~ II 81 32dst, ytS...
Noble william. and wife 10 charles r. App'eU'' Il
boulevard. corner = d3d-st. demand "
Ogden. Charles d. to Newhury d i.awton lo'"- 9
ST. s. loo II " OF Tnton-aye. months -.
Petit. John. and wife 10 Justus !. b"NN''' 70
ct al executors. No - Ann-st years - ~
Preusch Leonard. william Gay, klVins'oh-s'
corner Cannon-st, year. =. -. - .,,'
Peknrek Karl. e. John / stoves St'po"S"''
5 l9O n Freeman-st. 3 months. .........'.
RAIDER barbara. to Barbara Hulss lot No 20 map 4,
property Samuel Uarol. 18Th WARD, YEAR,
Reid Charles f. and wife TO Dora MchaeIs' gu
st n s. 4T8 II Of Avenue A. year. 49,
Steers Anna J. to Susan & steers. lt-d-s' D. 4
306 II W ~ Tth-ave. years. .........,,. -:
Steers Edward =. and wife 20 Elzaoeth
Burke lots 81 20 GO. map Prospect HI! estate q
Fordham. years ~. -. -
Sidell Phshe and another 20 Annie Cochran 4
No G29 Walton ave. years. $3.50. 49,
schlosser Jacob. 10 Jenny Gendt and others
Executors 95thst n s. 100 II W OF 2d-aye a
rinksr Matiin q. to William J La Roche g
I2istst n $ ~ Il . % Ith-aye years. ....,,. "
Van V,lrnh William W. 20 Robert ID winthrop
81 al EXECUTORS. t3d-st :. 1919 II = Of 9TH a.
ave. years. $3.50. 80 ~,
Wiedermann Morris. and another 20 Aiit'" Is
Cutv.illing Nos 5l4-5l6 East l2th-st year..., "
Wasserman. jesse 70 New-YorN Guarantee an.
Indemnity GO. guardian, Nos 222-2.i "es' AZ
69,h-st , years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park Row. No $40; BENJAMIN 7 Barton and
wlfe 70 a% y" 81 MI os,r' era a.
s,anron-st. No 2Cc; MORT, Goldsteln and wife To-
2h-s, Nos u. and ji6 East. Aired Gu,wis
20 Morris Waterman and another. ............,
! Hsgrnbueh.e and WIFE 70 Gustav S'aiger.,". >
isth,si, No % West. Pedro Mcntes 10 Emma
2o,h-s;. 80 POS East william c Hoibrook. re..
,e r,ee 70 John Glasbrenner ..:.....:......
William Barr. Observation-Disclosures. A
1st-ave. II corner 45th-s,. 2i.ixlol; Jonas Wi
3G,h-st Nos 1872 and 2G4 West. also 2Cl and 263
W's' 35in-st; joseph Beran and wife {. Lui-
74th-s'. :. 1915 n " Of Lcxing,on.aye. ia
Nlo22. Alexander g Hexter to Philip Braender
Gudet ct al. exrs. 10 Jacob schlosscr. .........
same property; san % same. ........ ..........
'@ TSrrsacs M I5S to q Ma M9diSsags 2
ll3'h.st. No Il East. Celia We'll 70 Joseph
ii5,h-s,, n 5. 225 It " Of isi-ayc. 25xl,o0.ii:
Salvatore IL Enrico to Domerico kcci9. ....:...
II Smith. referee. 10 Frances Jones admins
li6ia.s' 10 l2o East: Hester oRourte +; Mar
Amsteriam-ave = $ - Il of 97th-st. % sx37;
Elizabeth Jacobs. executrx. to Edward Kpa-
i5i,h-si. s. 22o 10 Il W - - Nichoias-ave. 27x
Psli: Elizabeth Johnston and husband 70 Eliza
l2i.,.,. NJ az West, Henry Miller to Margaret
ff.-
1891 81, $. i25 II Of 7,b-ave. 25xoa chare,
J Quigey 20 Louisa Finck ...........: ......:
81 Nicholas-avn - 1852. Philip Braeniar and
wife 20 Alspsr der . IieNfHr. ..................
i22d., :. COG Il " OF Tth-ave iGN9g H. James
Lot ~ map part estate of Isaac Dyckman. i2h
Ward Glover Arnold. administrator 10 Henry
same propertv: same as lega,ee - same. ........
Lot IS. same map. same 10 Emily Arnold 80:
Lots - and IS same map. Ella u Goofnuck . al
20 Glover Arnold administrator. etc.
Lot - map; Adene Arnold 70 Emily
same property. Henry d winans and wife to
Lot ss map North Melrose. 23I ward Richard
II Troy 70 Jennie Brady ....................
l5ith-st. No 500 East. Robert Teller to Mary
iG5,h-s,. $ :. 100 It " Of Tnton-ave iOxli3;
Newhury Lawton and wife 70 Charles D
p-ono.ea ro,sor.,ys IL; :, a, ,sg,b.,
5eN72. Johanna Kinney 70 George Bechmann. -.
Easle-aye $. 354.5 u ~ Westchester-aye l6s
xll5 Henry Burge and another 20 Heinrich
Ehrens and wife ........
Henrietta Wheeler. executrix TO Eugene
III. nmCnf and another Observation-Disclosures.
Southern Boulevard. .. 1875 II n Of Honest, 20
xlOo; r Clarence Dorset and wife 10 Marie
Southern boulevard. 3. s25 Il OF Homes.
Soxioo; Clarence Dorlett and wife % Mamie
Railroad-ave 5 corner I75th-s, 5sxioo. I;l,1o.
beth Grrve 20 Elizabeth Grove and
Lot 10 map RIVER homestead fremont Gath
Ward: Herman II G.5harl, to Lulu Gebhard, O..
Hghbridge Road. corner Avenue A 79xl50;
Arthur X punon et al - the Forlham Club
Building a. Loan Association 800. A...........
Lot IN. map part ~ farm n Benjamin Bsrr.an:
Whitman refft . Catharne Fitzgerald >, al.
Attorney-st. No II, samuel H1rensten and ar
other 10 Herman Herschbein. .........,.......
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Nem DnbllfaIlons.
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For snle at book stores and newsstands.
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9nsiruflioE.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
e +: an" 5.st a W.T. WEE, . s" assdS; 5.os.,
opened In ,hc new stone cottage Berkeley oval
7ui'ns boar,ers. mus, he warmly endorsed to
For ciicuia,l ana information. address
j. CLARK READ. A. NJ. Registrar.
nOWNTOWN COACHING SCHOOL.
iumms Sosf qd ten,. H. R a. b
I University GRAMaAR SCHOOL. 81 ives, se,h-,t
- ssth year Prepares :or college csnihc schools o.
esssd ELMER PiPs H. PRINCIPAL SSis TO-
Brooklyn.
'o''N sr. GCAfiiARINEs fIA TI'n'"e'on Ave-
school for Girs choics Of three Curses for sradu.
3% SI ' %SrSEs q is '' HiiE ' MGrS
c55 m @ 81. ,.I .sn ns.s
sh 'i 1904 LAY @'' @ ST." B'oohsS
For Young Lades-Cty.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
nr and Mr., No cH Is i y GAnTYrn prncn,,
MISS JULIA A. WILEY Cmany years at Mrs. syi-
wi vanas Rods school. WI open HOME SCHOOL Tor
NIIss FARwELLs SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
srEGiALrY SCHOOL.
NIIss PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsONs
30 81 ana - East 57ih-si. New York.
Special sudcats admitted
MADEmOisELLE VELTIN.
4t SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 and 1862 7sth-st.
NETWORK. NEW YORK loo Madison Avenue.
~ THE SIMMONS SCHOOL.
English and French School girls Heopens october LIST
- CHOoL or THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH
~ Founded by Mrs. sylvsnus Reed. 1864. Reopens
Oct J. Address sister-i Charge. and L. 53d-N-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
t5th and b6th Streets. Nsw.Yoek.
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Eam Schools.

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
vi Incorporated June. 1871. ABNI;R g. THOMAS III. u
,as. system ~ Instruction. Degree % III.
after II three years. Morning division. ~
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