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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
,tntions foot Of Cortlandt and DesbrOsses IT
.usI A Al lali,. .nc. %, sunday. rar MAUCH GHUN

STATIONS foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrosses sts.
ZOO 4. VI. daily. erc.p, sunday. Tor MAUcH CHUNK
nni Intermediate sthtions
~I5 A. " daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER BUF:
TALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
ine West and pm cYM and local points. dininEcar 10
sIspeuson Bridge Pullman Ne>oue sleeper TO tnlcaso
IiitO \. VI. daiy D~aves at 10 \. VI sunday Tor
MATCH CHUNK ard Intermediate points Connections
~, - w. daily EXCEPT sunday. Tor EtMIRA and all
Intermediate stations nec,Ors or fotisvile and Read
l,, ch4ff-.ar Wik.shtrs
c.1o ~ VI fSuriRNE uriyl Tor Wikssharre, l. X Is
Luz q AMI all inirrmeda,. stations. 1890,
t;iO T.. VI. DAILY. except sunday for l. ana r. u ~.
nos md prinr,f irt.gmedhte stations, Pullman orfe
u.r.r..,r Wi.kssbarTe. lions FOR fo' sNlI-
i..O T.. VI. daily except Suncay for Bound Brook ana
Intermediate stations
5I5 r. W. daily for EAsTON AMI n ERIN ii ATE siat o.
600 l.. VI. iaiiy Tor BtFFALo. NINGAKN tAal.s
AMI all points West. Pullman S!eeler NesthAr. ualh
New York 20 chicago. sleep'L - buffalo and Toronto
corn.-,..n. for Reading and Harrisburg. 49,.
,iO y. VI. daily. except sunday Tor bas'on anu inter
900 r. w. daily Or ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TFE RtiFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS snt an pSlhts
w. Pullman s~cpers 10 Chicago and Eun'io. CAar-
car o. Wiihr-rarr- ~ , ~, oa, On,
mai I 3as Roadway 81 East lfh 81, loo las l-",h -,
~ york so Fulton s.. Court -, ~ bioan"' anu
I-,.lifn Annex. BrookiNn. y ..,. -.
<.w Transfer 60 VIII call 'or ana check b>S'
s,re from hotel residence through 10 DESTINATION
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
A. T. 4 l.. a. Karclscw have sold for William
Whcclwrish Co. property on Mcredith-ave.. 20
feet from Boulevard Arverne. Long Island. Nxiol.
for about $500.
NJ Kayscr has sold for MIS-. Helena L. Glllender
Asinar. to Alder, sichcl Nos. 2)i. 2S and 2os East
Twenty third-st. extending through to Nos. 2H to
els East Twcnty-sccond-s, FOR slOlJ0O. MIR. Slchcl
Will remove the buildings now occupying the plot
and erect in their stead a large business building
Smyth & Ryan havc sold twenty-hr"e lots on
Con,y Island. the Thlrynrst Ward Of BROCK
lyn. for total OF $5.S5 c. l. Brace. OF the chill
,Ircn's Aid society bought nine lots. and the other
purchasers were .. q. Dobbs. Mrs. Rose Oconnor
Hrvan l. Kcnnellv has sold land valued at
Slp1 IN New Brighton. staten Island ior inc St'o-
There was considerable confusion yesterday at
the stand 81 4 V. Harnett x Co. At the Broadway
Real Estate Salcsroom. over the parcel OF prop
,riy so. 256 i}oWcry Avo-story brick building on
n lot ieixlcs SNl7x'osS The sale ordered by
The court ~ partition proccedinss brought ~
Hcrmine Higgins against EDWARD higgins "hi
Others The ngs; bd was seo 80 which MAS asei
to 500 which Agure tn property was knocked
down. The buyer refused 10 give ~ name ana al
dress or comply with the terms Of sale. The auc-
stated these facts on his book and l.it ne
stand without announcing that the property had
been either sold. Withdrawn. or adjourned
cecings the southwest corner of Twefih and Dry
Dock SITS four thrcc--iofy AM one four-s'ory brick
north o; Oue-hInir d-and s.X;y-third-st.. I'Slv'
10 -. :. iIfferbrani. for f.l'
Eryan L. Kennedy sold under foreclosure pro-
ccriings Wcst On"-nunii % and forty n.nth-sf.
north s.l. 9Nsf feet east - The boulevard. three
.,nrv hr.ck dwelling .oi i6sNssli. TO the plaintiff
Jonn j. Bell FOR 81 -. also under similar proceed
ngs West Northumberland eghiy-seycnih-st. south
side $50 feet east % Eleven th-vc pnc-story frame
bui ding lot .5AoO. 10 &. " Hoffman. for S.'.;
Andrew l.. Soulari sold Under similar proceedings
three parcels at West Farms follows. Plot from
Boston Post Road. adjoining Horace Rowan j :
land extending TO tho centre ~ Bronx RIVER. - ~
M ~ Irregular ais, lot adjoining. ax'o. also lot. y
NO ON southeast eide 81 BrOls-sf.. extending 20
the river to the pnnun Margaret Bender 'o'
S>"r
jefferson NJ. Levy has bought from the "alllce
estate so. l5l thaalbrfs-st. nv"--iDry inarhl"
bu..llng, %xs5 Grace Church eas'holdi, on private
terms.
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\ sANnY nook ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
,V.stfrSGTAN

For Philadelphia. wees ds,s 40. soo' 9"o n iV
rsror caD Dining caD. $50 Dining caT,' - 80
- 10 - T. N L. night. sunday. 30 'V lOv'
II ~ dining can \ NJ. 30 % 300 DINING cap'
t;inSr. AMI Ivashlng,on days 500. 10 90.
n 70 ,Jirng oarD A. ii. 80 80 800 Dining narl'
o',-b l5lrils CaD T. ~ l2.iS night Sundays 1000,
II 20 tD.ninx can \ NJ. 23o. 500 DINING Can. 600
DINING car, +. VI. t. - night e..
q Liberty ST. iI3 i72. 2Gi t5. 9H itl 3e3 Broad
WAY 53- 9th Az 81 East li,h St. l3& East l2Jth ST.
273 West 1854 81. 2j columbus Az New York Sour'
=, sDn Fulton St Hrpoklyn % Broadway. Williams,
burg The Ncw York Transfer Company VIII can tor and
ch.rk h4Fea~e hotel residence destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
,An,hraeltc coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic lIo'h sls"a's'
on and after MAY 20, 1888.


Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -.
For Tnston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch .hunk ~,
40 rs $50 ~ IS 10 EAston, A. NJ, liz. ~ ~
e. Eas,onp 40 10 80. to Allentown. T. NJ s'm'a,s
t.10 q - 10 Eastnnl A. ~. 100 3"D 'rp y NJ a,
For wi.keslare. rtiston and scranton BIZ A. NJ
For $50 500, o:io. l1t3u A. NJ !. "
I 20 30 90 500 $40 1880 r. NJ. l2:i5 night sun
DAYS 100 so 80 600 J.. NJ. l2:ls night ga ,,o
f'ar Harrisburg a $50 100 J;lo A. NJ. ilv, az
600 BOO SIS = NJ. i?5 night sundays 100 90
Tor sunhurl. Lswisburg. and wlismsPort a, ~ 80;
500 a.lO A. n. ITO. lao. I3o l.. NJ sundays ''''
." We WV AII~RAii. ROUTE
For Red Hank branch. and points south " fon
Pheasant. 3o s'i5. II ~ \. NJ 1880 $40 Nv t,ov
Gi5 T. NJ sunday execp, ocea" Grove and Asour'
F5r ia,~~eod Toms II.yer; narness, Park and b"rne
For Aran,c cl,y Tape May vneland. and Bridse'on
For M"nmouih Roach, ssnhrlsh, ana Hshand: s,o o.
~at.sink t.3n slS. II y" a NJ i'o' '''o = ~ gu"
days 800 4 N 40 .,oM,x uo,Tr
rrom pi.r y H. fopt Rector st
r,r Atian,io Highlands. Highland beach. Nor'nande .
Iiran.h. AZ $50 1913 \. NJ q o. satu,d".s oh'O' o'"
80, T. ~ SUNDAYS $50 \. Nj. 100 T. NJ ,,
rr Eih.fpn Asburv Park. ocean Grove and Pm, .N
NH ~ Point Pheasant. 1913 4. VI. noo Saturuay'
oni1 s..s 500 i 81 sundays texcept Ocean Grove anf
Ashlry rariD go A. N ana Al,
r0r Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnesa'' 80" a. VI
.,fyt
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Eesal Notices.
T 4 SpECI\I. TERM OF the Supreme Court

AT 4 SPECIAL TERN OF the Supreme Court
"A 81 IN. state u New York. held Chambers
thereof tho county Court House in the cry 81 New"
l. Inxraham Jis,~ 'rhr is,ple u the state OF New
York agains, the Mutual Heneh Life Association q
Upon all proceedings heretofore had herein ana
samuel W Mlhank. verified February a. 1893. proof
u the Attorney General 81 the application
based AMI The copy ~ this order In the form IN which
the IL entered. motion u Henry W. sacketI
Esd. attorney 'or said petitioner.
Is ordered THAI all the creditors u the defendant
cooperation hr and they are hereby required % exhibit
and prove ihc 81 aims and thereby make themselves,
parties this action within months from the nrst'
publication 4 notice THIS order and that all CREDITOR
who make default ioing shall b" precuded from all
benefit the judgment heretofore entered herein anu from
further ordered that the said Receiver D" and ne
hereby authorized ana empowered TO give notice OF this
The New York Tribune. two newspapers published In
the u New York. once each week Tor SIX sue
weeks and that all creditors exhibit and prove
their Gains t. Hun AZ surh pace 81 places Hs shsli %
designated the notice he published hcr-inhefors
directed and that all claims hs proved oy the presentation
accompanied by the ain avit ~ the party
the Interested ~" akrn ~ such party
parties having knowledge - The facts that the whole
amount ~ debt shown In said voucher Justly due
creditor named IN the voucher and above all onsets
ana counteclams. with liberty 10 The said Receiver 70
,,ci and that the said Receiver apply To the Court Tor
Instruction In regard o any claims that may he contested
~ America Notice n hereby given that the
foregoing copy ~ order duly entered In the above
entitled action and that all creditors ~ the Mutual
neneat I.ife citation ~ America required to ex-
hbit prove th.ir ,aims to the Undersigned at hs
Office o. Tribune building No. lht Nassau street.
IN me CITY 81 New York. and comply with the directions
of within months from .eth day
II MAY. ISM
Dated May %. 1885 49, -
HENRY ". sACKETr. Attorney Tor Receiver.
rs, Nassau stree, Crbune Rudins,. Ncw-Ycrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

rs Ailen-st Stephen Ryan. OF No 2s Bowery; John
Ball. OF No IS Eldridge-s and Lizzie Carney. or
No u Elizabethst who we're in the number
In custody charged with completely In the murder
and the other ten came from the HOUSE OF Deten-
ton where they have been held as witnesses.
The Jury agreed that Welsh died from stab
wounds and the four persons who took part in the
fight were held for the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
yvOUPSr IN THE WELSH MURDER.

Coroner O'Meagher held an inquest yesterday on
the death OF Joseph p. Welsh sailor on the re-
ceiving ship Vermont who was stabbed to death
Early last Thursday morning in Bayardst.
When the hearing opened fourteen prisoners were
ushersd into the room. Andrew Carmody. OF No.
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RAILROADS..
~AMERlc 49, oREArEsT RAILRoAns
NETWORK
CENTRAL
g. HUDSON RIVER R. R,

from Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
$3.50 A. M.-Except s, ndsy. Empire State EzsssA
Fastest train in the world
~ tains thousand Islands and Montreal
o.3O A. M-Daiiy Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochestse
Buffalo. Niagara fasis' Shicaso
0,lO A. M-Exccpt sunday. For Saratoga. Lake Georm
Green Mountains and Montreal
ro.3O A. M'-Except sunday. Day Express. For al n
portant State points -
Nv" natl Indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
e,3O p M-Excrpt sunday West Point, PoushksepslA
Albany Troy Saratoga.
x,cO = nj DAILY North shore Limited. Due DeteH
~''" % A N chl,ago 4:3O p. NJ
0.OO T. M-Daiiy. For Albany. Troy. Bunaio. C1evs
land, Detroit s nroaso PIntsburs 81 xIh.
VIZ" saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
-,N p N-Dally For Ai.r reSck Mountains. Tnouo-
'"' an, Islands and Montreal.
,,n 70 " DAILY For Auburn Road points, Buffalo
''" Niagara Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis. st. LouiS
o,oo r NJ Daily Only Stepping Car passengers ~
ok y M'-I,a.ly For Cape Vincent ogdensbuse
"'i" Cleveland Detroit. Chicago.
t2,lO NiHT-Thea,re train for Chicago and PRINCIPAL
'~ nonts on New York Central. every night. sxcspt
o.,o soraay sn n%: a.a5 p. MDay excep, Sunday 4,
Pittsneid. via Harlem Div, ni..,,,. -, -.
O,15 A M.-Sundav only. 70 Pittsncid ana tho bess'
s !hi,L ING NIGHT'' TRAINS TO YoNKERs
.An night traas run between aSo,n-St ana po,sss
With the Elevated Road. This is the only line running
ali night" trains out Of New-fork
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Tckn, and wagner oce. Central s.aoa
ia proaiway IA Park Place 26i is Broadway; 81 Eas
I,, as2 broadway 235 Columbussve 81 West i25h
~ ;ss,bst station New-york; 33s and 72a Fultoa
~, ~ and and i0G broadway f. D.. Brooklyn
checked from hotel or residence by the Wesooe
Express Company. o-o,cr TT D.vrrvc
''i''c -. ne Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Gtbccl Nernufs.

A MEXICAN AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors ,'overnesses
&C. To- colleges. Schools ard Fami"s Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOT NG-ftI.TON. - Union square.
,,fSK -rrAeurps. AGENCIES Now York. Boston, chi
j caeo LIS Angeles H. f. CROKER. W. j., Kerr. T.
Y. Iuy ssoon " O. Pratt y y. Managers. ~ othas-'
MIRIAM COYRITRE'S Teachers Agency supplies pro
NI cssors tutors teachers etc. In all d-pts
schools car. fully recommended $50 5h-ave cor 2"th-st
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Gcathrrs.

GRADUATE ~ West Point. with experience In tsnch-
VI ing wants profess rShip u mathematics. military
scicucc. ct. Address MAJOR 7 j. LLOYD. L. =
Army. retired. 81 NasHau-st New York Fiiy
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WEST SHORE RI.

.fr,iu, leave West ,al ST station Y. as follows.
and ~ inmate. earlier from foot Franklin st:
t.,O 4 W. Daily. Local Ia Buffalo 800 =.
IA 4 VI IAly local 20 Albany. Tor 'hhhll NOUN
,,ln- and saratoga lhrlor cats io Albany, sundays
OH 4 W. Dat, ror Albany rtlca syracuse, Noches'
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and 'hl-
100 \. VI. DAILY. except SUNDAY. TO cst.hll Noun
t,ln~ N.w lnix. Lakes Mrhonk ana Mnnr"asha
I,nr.r Otrs To Hobart ana NrN f.t1 ,,.,, =. $500
II iIa5 4. ". pRiS, except SUNDAY. to 'atskl Noun
t,in- New Iaits. Lakes Mnhnnk and MnnewnskA.
4, Ui.nuivilc Saratoga and caldwell
rai.kni Npunfnins rarlor car 10 nsomNihs
& rs d. VI. Daily. except sunday. to 'h,skil Noun
t,Ins New pnx Lakes Mohonk and Mnnrwarka.
Aih,nN Saratoga paror cars attached 10 Hobart ana
:, LOO T.. ". rAiiy. except Sunday. Tor Albany
5IS W. Haiy for Albany, Montreal, Utica, syracuse.
Rochester imrtlo. Niagara Fails Toronto. letfoit.
,"c,r!anl. chicago and ~. Louis
U.D u. ", plllv except SUNDAY. for S"whurs Albany.
Saratoga, ami Montreal Inrlor car to Kingston
5ta T.. VI. Daily except sunday, Tor lucn. syracuse.
Nnrhrstrr nnl lWnain
si5 T.. VI. paiy fcr Alhany. Utica. syracuse, Roche.
nunllo. Niagara fals. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
,hicag, and ~ Louis - .
\ n G. leaves IfuokNn hv Annoy Al"~ $40 "
n m. g? ~ p IA Jersey ciiy. y. II X Station Noto
uii ~ & : x T.
rnr tickets time tables parior and sleeping car accom-
mulaturn apply Ell, Offices lituNkn and Now York anl
t'atous Tim" tables at principal hotels For other
Information address
9. 4. LAMnEltr Gen Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New York.
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summt-st 8. $3.50 II " Of Williamsoridee
Road. 22.6xiO0: Masdaena Kob to Naientihe
KOlb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
AQUEDUC.T COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 200 Stewart Building. No 80 Broadway.
New York. June 49, ls9A

New-York June 10, 1891
ITO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS proposals for doing the work and furnish.
called the approved forms OF con-
the ofice the Aqueduct Commas
soners for building the Jerome Park Reservoir. near
KinRshrigc. Twenty vurth Ward Of the city OF
NswYork Will lie received aNhs office until Wednesday,
July TO- 1893. At o'clock T. NJ. and they will be pub
Ncy opened h. the Aiusuuct Commissioners soon
thereafter .osshie and the award Of the contract for
donx sau work and furnishing said materials VIII %
made by sa Commissioners soon thereafter as prac'
tcahle.
ncation thereof and bids proposals and proper en-.
veopet oi tfeir Enclosure form OF bonds, and all oher
INFORMATION can he obtained at the above ohce OF the
A9aeduct commissioners application to the Secretary.
IVY order OF the Alueduct Commissioners
,,o,,. JAMES G. DUANE President
EDWARD l. ALLEN Secretary.
"a rn,y TMs NEW,y9RK TRIBuNE WILL BE RE-.
way "a SSor north Of Thirty and ADvEH:
rristE .m at the following Branch Oftcse: -
~ Ssss1h'svs. cor. v0ursssntAstI ESQ yhlalyAt ~
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DEL. LACkAWNNNA AND WESTERN u. Il.
stations Ia Nrw-NOrk foot Of barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESrlutLEu TRAINS, ~ LLMAN BUFFET
CARS. pl\IS(l Light.


Direct route 10 NnM AIM i'..V"it .Lnl MoNlSLAik.
as Madison" @S Ms,s'o S4 -;;-e r;f'ss" n,.S
LIKE iiGrATCoNu, iIackr,,stown. sciiooi.Ei'S
M1NTAN r |" sr% s H. TascnS M G@STEM
sCRANroN, ilTrSroN, wlLKEsnAKRh NANlI
COKE nAN\yvLrLnE 6 NS9rMThrMNElMwyA,Nnp Mon,
sXMAcSsE &sWEqS TIAGA 3WE;S 5IMIHS
: I'D A. -BINGHAMToN YAH Stops at principal
900 S' A. M-nurrAIo, SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN
UTICA. KCitlELD SrRNGs SYRACUSE and
/ 90 T.. Nj SCRANTON. nINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
ZOO EYrhEsss pS '' WIKI EspAnnr and rLYM
o'rH EXrREss , r@maH H. p",iOr carr,
'I Tor scTANToN. niNGnAMroN. ELMiRA. i buF'
FAIo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car, Connects a,
4na, ~.n tram FOR sy On,e"sS ana POINTS ws.,
ION. RCHflElD SPRINGS. UTICA SYRACUSE
r, nna oSwEG3 E% S,r PULLMAN nSTs. Sleeper.
Park Place .2o broadway. Tickets at ferry o42
ass Isl s ami so Tss5
ioG Rroadway pookiyn. Time tables giving full infor-
wrsTcoTT EXpREss COMPANY win c,r f,r and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
c VIE n TE 4Ih row T9 nrS,, WILL NJ M
11I I; ut the following Branch oncss rs.
niFhsha.e = corner Twenty third st: 1872 sixh-ave
sx,yn.s,s i7os First-avc Tod West Forty second s
West Eor,ysccond-st i.nis secondave: sSi Tnri.avs
is3s Thlrdavr: 20s Thlrd-ave on. hundred
nnna,,%"h and hundred and thirteenth SITS: 1870
a, The HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One hundred and.
st. and a2o West Onehundred and Wy nm ~
= m' u regular once rateA " -
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Tn. following plans >ur now hullllnrs and alerat
have been fl.i with the Fui4lng Department.
Nev iuiliirss
southern boulevard. a. ~ . u wilkins
Place FOUR fNo. story and hlserl'nt brick dwell
ires hY charles broglu. e.
u-,t e., r. 80 . . Amsterdam ave-. Ton
four and three story brick dwellings. by Carrie 49,
Kennedy ....... ...------. ..-.-+. .--....... -
Ch.rr,.., 80 20 ani 27j ifrees,ory f.nme s'or-
AZ. .h..is IS Misses Mary and Crosby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

rv,ur MISSES ANABIE's ENGLISH. French and Ger.
nan Il ar!lne and Day School. New Irunswick New
Jersey College Preparation. Art and MUSIC Apply fof
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Furnished Gonseo Go Cct-Conntrp.
<,OoI. BREEZY CAPE COP.
l. ohnic. s.ashorc cottage. rooms. fully furnished
Wychmcrc nIarwichpoIt Mass). nm bathing circular
e. 236 clinton-st BROOKLYN
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lnsfruCtion.
For Young Ladies.-Country

For Young Ladies.-Country.
TINE MISSES ANABLEs ENGLISH. French and Ger
i arding and Day school xs,.tn - ~,
Jersey College Preparation. Art and Music. Apply for
circulars.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL,
y.ar --lUui:oi)0RE r. RICiARDs Principal.
NJ Ior-ISt, TRACY A. NJ, Associate Principal
''7S '' Germantown. Philadelphia
~, oncEsTER ACADEMY Prepares boys for any CO...
w lege ~ Scientific school Buildings ne" WIN evrry
,noern Improvement school House Dormitories nlns
Hail Gymnasium and Inhrmary. with trained nurse.
SUPERIOR play grounds with new costly ana pest running
track ga year begins Sept. J. lpo. =, r,
""'" d. W ABERCROMBIE a. NJ. Principal
TNGIrSIDE-A SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
i NEW MILFORD. LITCHFlELD CO. CUM
Opens Tuerlay. october Isl. lsn; 1,,, r..
Post graduate course. Mrs. WI u. bLAoN' fh''o'esS
For Both sexes-Country.
CLINTON LIBERAL IN:TITrTE & military I f ACAp
Arm as military Instructor Co-educatonnl Comprises;
,.,,I four courses: Collegiate Literary and
yus,cai Sgyl Engineering scientific Fitting School for
my college school Fine Arts Music tiano Noiih'
Voice under supervision % foreign teachers Elocuon'
rncn,s open t. Cadets Main building as complete as
Nna hotel I'm furnishings .l~, steam gas nnpus vs.
acres Gymnasium. Overlooking The Mohawk Tniiry Eng
lish Prep Dept a. !. NV -,>--- 49,
JNASr GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Founded 1902 Both seSes On Narraganset Bay steam
heat and Hight ErdowNl Twelve courses s2oo
year Sept 10. Write Tor illustrated cahlosue
- East Greenwich II. I.
Miscellaneous
lrRENCII lady Of and refinement wishes 10 eH
change Fench lessons FOR board in refined family IN
near Ncw-York for the summer J. y. IL. Irlnunr
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ilnfnrnisbeo Apartments 20 Let.
al, SLEEPING ROOMS ~ SUNLIGHT
Tilr lockwood. 30 West +ad ~
,,,r,m,n,s nt , ~ : rooms. all ngh' $40 ~ SEQ
/ EDGAR I.EAYcRAFT l5li broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

VNUE sEVIIILA III WEST 5srFf-ST.
i \ few apartments be secured from October LIST
w present vacancies
Rentals by the only.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-07-04

afterward remarked that she couldn't
understand how such diminutive ap-
paratss could contain such great
quantity of water.
Prot. J. Walter Barnes, one Of the
influential members of the association,
is principal of the Fairmont Normal
School. the leading institution of this
character in the State. His school the
past year broke its own record and
that of all the other normals, the en-
rollment reaching 363. The Fair
mont school has fine building and an
able faculty and is doing excellent
work. n
Three members of the ASSOCIATION
are accompanied by their wives-Prof.
Sweeney, Mr.. Evans and Secretary
Wilkinson. Prof Sweeney is also the
proud father of baby that he has
brought all the way from Concord as
alivingeviden ofthe infantile beauty
of Mercer county. The baby is the
cause of his hardness at the meetings.
The committee on nomination Of Of
fcers reported the following Presi-
dent, Virgil A. Lewis; vice-presidents,
F. H. Crago, DR.. J. L. Goodnight,
John D. Sweeney, Thos. E. Hodges /;
corresponding secretary, a. c. Kim
Ter; recording secretary, A. J. VIII
kinson treasurer, T. C. Miller.
President Virgil A. Lewis and Sec
rotary A. J. Wilkinson, both of whom
are veterans in the association, unite
in saying that the present meeting IS
the most enjoyable and interesting of
any session they have ever attended.
All the principals of the normal
schools are here except Prof. Helmick,
of Chenille, who is not a candidate
for reelection. Col. Hodges, of Hunt
ington, is the heavy weight of the
quintette.
Prof. J. n. Deahl, principal of the
West Liberty Normal School, is re-
garded as one of the brainiest and
Understanding of the normal school
people in West Virginia.
The Shepherdstown Band serenad-
ed the regents and teachers at the
Entler Hotel. Col. Carr then set EN-
up,
A number of the teachers have ar
ranged to visit the Luray Caverns
on Friday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-07-04
THE LIST OF MEMBERS.

The following is list of the mem
bers of the association present at this
session:
Shepherdstown-Joseph McMurran,
Mrs. NJ. L. Butler Chas r. Smooth, c..
J. Miller. Geo. NJ Beethoven, Miss
Harriet ID. Johnson. Miss Pearl HoSie,
A. c. Kimler, j. y. Trusscll.
Wheeling-F II. Crago d. W. Shields,
Miss Rebccca Wilson
Benwood-R. A. Riggs.
PiedmOnt-W NJ. Foulk.
Buckhannon-H. \. Darnall.
ChareSton-Virgil a. Lewis, f. p.
Harris, Elem A. Hively.
Grafton A. J. Wilkinson, Mrs. A. J.
Wilkinson, J. s. Cornwell, Miss Mollie
Straub, Miss Fannie Best.
Clarksburg-Miss lsola Shinn, Miss
Blanche Parrll l.. J. Corbly.
Craigmoor- J. Holden.
West Liberty. \. Dcahl. Miss Al
verda NJ. Curtis, Miss AIDA J.. Gardner.
Farmont-J. Walter Barnes, Miss
Irene r. Myers, Thos. c. Miller, c. w.
Evans, Mrs. c. w. Evans, +. +. Mercer.
Glenville-MiSS Ella Hughes Miss
Malana Cooper 7. j. Hardman, Miss
Alice Young, Miss Lizzie Arbucklc.
Snydcr'S Mills-G. w. c. Holida.
Lorentz-G. w. Queen.
PIT Plcasant-John y. Simpson, T. l..
Davies.
ParkcrSburg Miss Addie Burk.
MartinSburg b. Carman.
Baltimore-T +. Davis.
Edgar Bowers.
New York-H w. Ellsworth.
Mycrstown-M Marie W. Sims.
Kevser-MiSS Anna Linn.
Huntington-Thos. f. Hodges.
Morgantown-A. l.. Wade.
Concord Church-Jno ID. Sweeney.
Salem-Joseph Roster.
Springfield, Mass. Edward 0. Clark
Marlowe-J. 5. Cole.