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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

~ ERMAN COOK; COMPETENT: GOOD REF
VI erences; wants work; city country. AID
dress or telephone MISS PLUNKETT, 424 SUIT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

re- ETA RALPH FROM THE EAST;
Es~S Oriental baths for rheumatism. 1872 Sixth
ST., rooms % and "a.
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D UTCHER-SHOP; FITTED UP COMPLETE;
ID wagon and harness; stable; tools; rent $16.
Apply Call Office.
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- PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
EECS Church, Post street, between Buchanan and
Webster-Rev w. D. Williams, DID, pastor.
Preaching IL A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ. Sunday-schools,
40 A. NJ and II 80 p. NJ. in the renovated rooms.
Christian Endeavor, $3.50 P. NJ. Morning sermon
nv the pastor. Evening sermon by Rev. Anna II.
shaw Doors open at 7:l5 p. NJ. Rev. DR.. Gunsau-
lus of Chicago will lecture on The Later Eloquence
OF Puritanism" next Saturday evening, July 6.
EverybOdy invited.
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S0 MEN CAN OBTAIN WORK MONDAY AT
month and found.
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WILLIAM B. CHURCH, PHYSICIAN AND
W surgeon, lO19 Washington ST., Oakland; hours
10 10 IL A. M, to and $50 to 7:30 p. NJ;
patients received and cared for by trained nurses
at residence, 5lS Tenth ST, Oakland. Tel. 434.
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~ ssx 900 n D TIp
w mortgage on business properly in country
town: interest per cent, payable quarterly. Ad
dress s., box 104 this Office.
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GGCS WE'LL PAYING BUTCHERSHOP;
tDAAC. choice location: only S12 rent: dissolu-
ton of partnership the cause. HY WEHNER,
$50 California st.
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PERSONALS.


w GUILD LIKE COLLABORATION ON NOVEL,
" one familiar with social and economic ques-
tions preferred; have material for good stories
ADDRESS Writer, 292O1a Pierce st.
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EXPERIENCED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
~ would like the care of invalid old people. Ad
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MEDICAL

T AIDES DESIRING STYLISH FITTING
II suits will do well to call on MRS. BROWN a
room Is, 500 Fifth st. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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~ GOD PAYING GROCERY AND BAR, WOOD
" and coal yard, hay, grain, boarding stable,
teaming, all combined established years: long
lease, account of death of proprietor. NE cor.
Fifteenth and Guerrero sts
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A HOME A FRIEND AND MOTHER,S CARE.
AMRS. DIR. FUNkE, l416 Eighth St. Alameda.
pORTIA SANITORIUM, no ELLIS-PRIVATE
\ rooms at reasonable rates; women cared for In
confinement: free dispensary in connection: hours
II TO ~ and to 81 medicine. 25c prescription:
skilled physicians in attendance strictly private.
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~ ERMAN COOK; COMPETENT: 2 YEARS
VI references; wants place in Jewish or Ameri-
can family. Address or telephone MISS PLUM
KETT, 424 Suffer ST.
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED-EXPERIEN NOT
N necessary, as you acquire it rapidly after once
beginning work. Call after p. NJ, ]. w. FERG T.
SON 26(l2 CLAW at
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oJ1S FRUIT, VEGETABLE, PRODUCE;
$40. BARRETT q CO., S6511a Market ST.
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RNYCLE SUITS, LADIES' OR GENTS, TO
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CITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
~ girl; general honsework, cookings references.
Address / Is IVY ave
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DROFESSOR L1VINGSTON'S DRESSCUT-
l. ting and making school all branches. 7O2 Suffer-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Conttnued.

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FROM THE EAST
4h desires situation: can cook either French or
American style and is also a neat seamstress Ad-
dress l4l7 Mason ST rear
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 80.

few ideas Of architecture. which were Incorporated
in this school with success. one OF them was 10
have the general assembly room on the Top moor
built In the style of a church or chapel with hish
ceiling running upward to a ridge poe and with al
the supporting tmbers neatly finished and exposed
20 view This arrangement for the assembly room
was made feasible by its situation on the top Hoor
SO that a peaked roof could be carried up 70 the
desired height without inconvenience TO other rooInS
In the building The assembly room is some 40 leet
wide by 90 deep Fortunately. this school Is not one
OF the overcrowded ones. This however, has been
The case only within the last few years. Ten years
aeo No @ was as crowded any OF the PUBIC
schools in the city The relief has not been ahorded
by the erection of additional schools in that he'sH-
borbood but by the decrease of the child popuIato!
IN this part OF the city of the most remarkable
features Of the growth of NETWORKS population
Is here revealed The adult population has not de-
creased so much as the child population. ms Is
attributed 10 the vast number OF hathouses "hcl
have been put up in this vicinity IN which chidien
are not wanted People with a family OF sma!i
children find much difficulty in securing desirable
APARTMENTS in this section OF the city. ana the le
sut has been that they have gone northward, leav-
ing the Twentieth Ward with fewer children each
year. ~
Grammar School No. 80 has ample accommodation
for more than 2.4cO pupils. yet there are less than
1000 attending H. The building has a frontage OF
100 feet in Thirty-ffh-st., and runs back II" feet
Directly in the rear facing ThirtysiXth-st. an an
mex has been erected TWO lots. and this gives
the school good light that END. The light on the
east and Vest sides of the main building N tle
lower floors is exceedingly bad High hatnouses
c,roa -, - the dividing line leaving little court
or well not much larger than ;he air smart OF some
tenement houses, through which the pupils Set End'
little light and air they can. Gas Is frequently IT,
sorted TO on The lower floors. M &c.,, r
The front ciassrooms OF This SCHOOL IKE 'hVfse ..
90 many Others in the city rendered almost
useless by the noise Of trucks passing over me me
rough granite pavement. on warm days when the
windows are necessarily eft open the noise OF
pa ssing vehicles is intCicTdbie u,
Fuy one-half Of the pupils Of this school are OF
German and irish parentage there are not more
than half a dozen colored children Dr. I. DwigAt
Martin has been the principal Of this schoo! since
its organization His assistants are Richmond B;
Elliott Henry J. Hsdener, William Kalney ana
John Coleman Mrs Kate p. Browne is principal
OF the primary department
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Ecaal y otircs.
& UPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

& UPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
~ or NEW YORK Henry ksrsteas plaintiff 5.n'.o:
as Rr @ N 5s waTw Of H ana s
deceased Catherine Karstens executrx and jeremiah
Herman Karstens. deceased John Karstens. II living
c u OK Of the said jo fy Ka!en Mary
& the WE or widow Of the sad oS 59n1 sas we
gr low Is siii lY,ns .ucd by the nam o, ~, MAR
widow. being unknown to the plaintiff and The unknown
r+ c T,l are and an nT 81 f the sad onn Kar1cns
n hc Is not living and the wv'. and husbands u me
said h-s and de's-es OF the saLl John Kars,cns and
the widows 81 such "a are deceased. Albert karsens
II lying inr unknSNn prIsons %hP are Ir nay 's Ine
t"ns. Fanny kas,"ns me VIE or widow 81 ne said
a.. ns 1r " Fno her to name Il there l..
,N AMI me unknown parsons who ar" or may be the
u the sd Albert kars,ens n be- is not living and the
San ti, Il % az a. 80, ~ t, r suryi,nr
executors of AMI trustees under the last Will AID tes;a
mont ~ Gerhard H. Kar.'eue deceased. and Carrie
To ,he aboy. named Ge.eaaan,,:
You az" h""uy summoned 70 answer Nh" amended com.
an ~" Iantns attorney within twenty days after INC
mcn Wi no taken again, YOU iy defaul, for n. .et
p1,.i N.%. WIZ Fctru1ry 2e,h 1894
OTTO. aaa %S aal Ss S"S aad H... g. S
To M aeayrnsmcl dsfcndnnts John Kar',ens n ~
NIX We u"HnoN u'isls "ho are ~ ray j." me Gnu
MARY Kars'cns ~ VI" widow = the said John Kars
al VIZ . widow 3 .. wing ,a.l ~ The name Of
M'fy hasi'n. hr5 ifn. n"n" u thsTe oe any 'n.h "e
known persons who AZ" "- may - The h,ir. -H-cuio,,
h,rseHs = DO ' not living and the wives ard husbands
ana inc widows u deceased Albert Karstens.
u li,ine. me unknown psrsns Th9 are or may b. the
tens. Fanny kaTst"ns. th. wife or widow Of the sad
~, snd ~ VIZ ~ Woo" IS , ,' nsm 20 h ny
b. ,Ife "a tom iaf % he m
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mo thc creditors df any, Of Nancy Tuthill

i late 81 Troy. y. " deceased 49, .
Pursuant to provisions Of section 2t6f OF the Code
~ Cy5I Procedure and II order made by the Surro-
,s court 81 the County II Rensselaer,. y. y the
tr,h dav ~ March 1885 notice IL hereby given that !.
se,man g. Thomas. brother Of Nancy Tuhi.l. late OF
re- Y deceased intend to apply for decree grant
ne letters administration 81 the goods chatels and
credits 81 deceased to myself and to T. Ebert
,r,nd Jointly under provisions OF section 2064 OF
m. code Civ Procedure whereby upon consent OF the
ne,t 81 Kin 81 said deceased penalty of the bond
oucd be such application shall not exceed
twice claims OF creditors against the
estate presented the Surrogate pursuant to the notice
required by said section.
n accordance with the provisions or said section
9i persons having claims against the SAID Nancy
Tuthi deceased. hereby notified to present thslr
errraes once In the trty OF Troy y. y before
the 10Th of April. 1895.
Dated Troy n. Y. March 10Th, 1890 . o,,a
McChesney & Belts. Attys.,
20 Second St.. Troy. N. Z.
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DISCUSSING THE REV. Mn. DIXONSNEW CHURCH

The Rev. Thomas Dixon, jr.. preached MS rare
well sermon yesterday morning at Association Han
After the service the congregation did not d.sperse
as usual but fingered to discuss the number Of
parishoners who will be left for the Twenty -thlrd
Street Baptist Church when Mr.. Dixon starts the
People's Church in ;he Academy Of Music mex
Sunday II seemed to be the opinion that most OF
those who have attended his sermons would JON
the new church The trustees drew apart; anu' as
the parishioners clustered around Mr.. DIXON 10
assure him of their loyalty and their wIlInsnSsS:
Attempted 10 count noses. The trustees said that
there was an enrolled membership Of SIC. and that
they had no idea how many would remain.
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Jenkins, Ida L. sand another to Charles n
Haubert. W corner Manhattan-ave and 1l9th-

Jenkins Ida L. sand another to Charles n
Haubert, W corner Manhattan-aye and 10TH
ST. demand -. - :, -. 80
Keitei Thomas. and wife to Katharine Durr.
n S 131st-st 100 II Of Boulevard year.
Kenny. George J, and another to William II Hew-
lett No 307 and 800 East 24th-st ! year
Kirby Thomas and wife to George w UnderhilI.
" corner ST Nchoas-ave and l27th-st, ! year
Lawrence Sarah r. to John T Hunt, 15Sth-st.
$50 II G OF Courtlandt-ave years ............
Lederer. 5 NJ and wife to Frederick Jackson.
No 209 Greenwch-st. year. .................
Miller. Charles W. and wife 10 NJ ID Brinkman,
143d-st 23i.3 II Of Wi!lis-ave. year..
Mcdonald John and wife 10 Johanna Gunther,
corner Varick and Brooms SITS, year.
MerZbach Clementine, and another 10 Jessie
Alexander. No 80 Sherin-st. 3 years...........
Same to Abraham Schleslinger. same property.
instruments ...'.........'.
Olsen Sophia NJ and another 10 John Rosland.
FOX-st. 1904 n OF intervale-aye, year
Petragla. Pasqua ct al 10 the New-York and
Suburban Cooperative Building and Loan Asso-
citation. Stebbins-ave. i25. IL fl $ OF Freeman
81, instruments ....''... $780,.
Schneeweiss John ". and wife to II l. Toplitz.
53d-st. 2439 II W Of 6th-ave. | year.
Strange, Andrew. to william Strange, No 100
West GOth-st, years Observation-Disclosures.
Vreeand. Albert n. and wife to ID LANCE,
.. l73d-st. 10 II Of Washington-ave.
mortgages. years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sods, e ITO II W Of 3d-ave. 252xl022; Ed 49, -
ward Mrhing and wife to Barbara huhn.''. S->"W
Madlson.aye No 7l2; Augusta Il Wendt 10 y M 100
Madison ave, ; " corner I0ih-st 100 llxiO, Will
lam II Hall and wife 10 William III Han u.
Crrenwich-s No dbs Maria Brady and another :. ~,
Fast 81 st. - $ lot "a. map land OF Samuel i''k-
ett: Nathan Llndenborn u Caroline lindenoorn
,u6th-st II g. 100 ~ Amsterdam ave. ok
100 M Augustus Nanderp. el. referee. to . 40,
william ] Nicltlas. -; -"'
C0th-st No West: Truman III BALDWIN ana
wife 70 Andrew Strange. ....... ~
3ol-st H. 2p6 n OF lst-ave. lsN9s9; John
Kroier 10 Johanna Kroder. .:.........:.:...
Nicholas-aVe corner l.bth-st ioi'oN
lo3 9x0 llxll3s; George Rosenburg ana wite - 40,
John j Bird a. '''''
81 Nicholas ave $ W corner l2Ith-st, lolox?s.'M
10 lixli3s: George RosenJurg and wife TO 49, -,
Thomas kirby. '"'''"
,od-st n $ 800 Of lstave, 2oNb2?NtbS; $1,000
Iohn Wcngartner O Frederick q Merckel..,.. l4oVs
Catharlne-st g. lot i32. map Of Henry Rutgers,
- 3xO5 oxo4x9T s: Charles y Butler. trustee. To
A Baker.
Same property: A Prescott Baker u Alfred IL
White .............'''
16th-st \ = la5 Il W of oth-ave. l5xll5lxiok
los g. and property; Annie i Gibson et al
10 the trustees Thomas McMuen. .......:
o5th-st ~ 100 q OF 9th-ave. 54xlOOS; Bernari - -
,'ogan and wife to John Reilly ......,S:.... 6ioW
SSth-st No III East; Robert Dick ana VIE 10 ~ 49,
Patrick Waters. -'"''
Manhatan-ave corner ll3th-st lNllxlW:
Charles II Haubert to Ida l. and Mary Il
jenkins - ''''''''''
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SUPREME COURT. In the matter Of the ap-

- | IEI.AIf. t'Il X u. III tll' UittfI VI lut dP-
- p.a'i.n of the Board u F- Commissioners u the
Cify ~ Nrw Yafn IA the Mayor Aldermen and
nuaou.lu q he tIy New YORK 10y the counsel -
~. Corporation q sad '', ieiaiN" To- acquiring ut'r
,.,u4, East. AID last hundred and Ffty ninth
s,et 90 th, lNtufy third Ward 81 sdd city, duy
~ te TI~ Department Il sad oity under ana IN puf
aucc % the PROVISIONS of chapter l'l Of the Laws Of
Ne IN. unders sncd - Appraisal the
cniiti-d matter appointed pursuant 20 the pro
si.ns ~ cha,t, l5 Of the Laws Il 1884. hereby give
notice owner owners lessee oi i"Aee patles ana
,.r. ..t-,.cly utltcl Interested IN tho lands
inrrnts Entertainments and premises title TO which Is
stt ~ be- acquired ia this proceeding. and 10 all Others
Frst-Thai have cHmp.r'i our @simat" OF the loss
l.n., owners. 'ssrcs. parties and
~fsons interested IN lands premises affected by this
rrorccding interest ih"Iel anu nave nird
True report transcript n sueh estimate IN me once
ta for and during the space OF ten
fs%S Tor the Inspection u whomsoeNer may concern
affected hy tho said estimate and VINO may object To we
same or any part thereof may within yen DAYS after me
nrs publication 81 this notice tMafch I'd $500 NE her
~ I,.om No IIa on the third roor 81 the stewart
Bulldnr No Broadway in sad city as provided ~
80 h,,er ~ II the Laws Of 1890 which said
~ chsrer I5i Of the Laws u 1854 made applicable to
tits proceeding and that we. the said Conm,,loners
IT, tit day II APRIL 1895. ~ $50 o'clock In the after.
noon and upon such subsequent days as may be found
,rt,S That our report herein Will he presented TO the
snrn,. court Il me state ~ New York. at Special
re,f thereof h. hold a. 'hn~hcrs Thereof IN dhs
All teGS n, he opening ~ the court that
Gay and that then and there. or ms soon thereafter as
counsel be heard thM.' motion VIII ne maze 'h"'
the said report bc cnnnrmed eo,
b"'eu AZ" "' CHARLES A. HESS.
THOMAS ALLISON
JOHN BURKE.
Commissioners.
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THE POPULAR
SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR APRIL.

SOME CURIosrTIEs OF THINKING by Prof. NJ Alen
starr NJ. d.
Accounts OF persons with various strange hauclnatos
with defective or greatly superior rae
ulty as for calculating or music
THE SUCCESSOR OF THE RAILWAY By Appe'oh
Morgan.
sbors that the trolley road Is becoming a daneei9uS
comnetior OF the steam line rapidly increasing oF-
tances.
SOME OF THE "oUTIIERs" AMONG BIRDS. BY r.
~ shufeldt NJ D. illustrated
Describes kaEu serierna hainrherheao' iS'e "' W
others curious in pluinage or habl's
THE sHAD's ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE. by a. H.
GOURAD ,.
A timely article giving interesting facts ABOUT
4 food fish.
OTHER ARTICLES:
Pleasures Of Telescope W Virgo and her
S,udies Of VII: Later Progress IN ti
The personal Equation in Human Truth aanuai
Training III. Animals that Live IN caves No'ih'u',a
Gated Insanity Sketch Of Prof. Larcnrr 'ahu"eii
with PorraiO.
Editors Table: Literary Notices; Popular Msceian''
Notes Index TO Volume <LVi
90 cents a number: $500 year.
d. APPLETON & CO.. NEW YORK.
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/ lat. Of Troy. y. v. deceased. 800 -
nrpvisions 1894 ~ the Code
- Cil Procedure and ~ order made by the Surro-
cs.,s Court ~ the county ~ Rensselaer,. y " on the
co. ,a, - March 1895 notice hereby given that l.
seaman ~ Thomas uncle Of Ada + Tuihli. late IT
,r,,v Y deceased intend to apply for decree grant
Ing otcr Of administration 81 the goods, chaels and
credits Il said deceased to myself and to l. Fiber,
,r',d t,infv under the provisions ~ section 1884 II
h ode II Ciy Procedure whereby consent OF the
, - Kin of said Geceascd the penalty ~ the bond re-
ued H. given upon such application shall not exceed
Il claims 81 creditors against the
cs,,. rrosontcd the Surrogate pursuant TO the notice
required by said section.
~ Ia accordance with the provisions OF said section
ot ali persons having claims against the said Ada r.
Tuthu deceased. are hereby nouhed To present ther
the County 81 Rensselaer, nt the
rr,,.'s once In city 81 Troy y. Y. before
,b. n,,th day % April. 1895.
Inv" ' SEAMAN H. THOMAS
NcChesney 4 I.ctts. Attys,
10 Second ST. Troy. y. Y.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rertini Edward u. and wife to William IL iew-
lett = = l44th-st 100 Il W OF College-ave. years
Rcngston Mathilda to Nils |, Molmros, Siinp-
son-st. 1872 n II ~ Lyon-st. years ..,..'.....
Bird John j. and wife To l. ) Storms n W corner
st Nicholas ave and i26th-st. year. ..........
Berger Julius to Elias Jacobs. No ls9 Orchard
st, instruments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..'''..'..
HAT John. to Maria Brady and another
Greenwich-st "a 10 II = OF West lOh-st years
Heller William T. and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co No i49 West 02d-st years.
Jones. g. TO A L Wendt No III Madison-aVe'
Same to A f wendt W s Madison-ave 20 It n
Of 63d-st. 3 years ................"....'.'
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- ROPOSALS FOE $lJSi3Il GOLD BONDS,
i Consolidated Stock Of tho city Of New YORK
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

administrator guardians and others holding
authorized by law 10 invest Ia these bods
Interest Three per cent. per annun IT,, .
Sealed proposals. will be received by the comptroller OF
of York his office. No $50 Broadway "!
City If NewYork. until Wednesday. me 80 DAY 81
1880 O'Clock p. when they VIII Dc piplciy
opened the whole Of the following coupon or
registered bonds Of the city Of New YORK. 70 WI:
81 consolidated Stock Of the city OF New YORK
for acquiring lands for Mulberry Bend faik. 81,
the principal payable gold coin Of the United states OF
II the present standard Of weight and hneh-s a
the Comptrolcrs Orce OF said city on the hst day ~
November In the year 1924 with interest ~ the Id'" OF
three per per payable SEM aihuaIy IN
such gold coin on the first days Of May and November IN
each -.
Proposals should inclosed sealed envelope m
doscd proposals Of the Corporation of IN" NY
81 York each proposal should also De me
In second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller OF me
CITY Of New York
w. ~ ASHBEL T. FITCH. Comptroller
City 81 New-York. Finance Department.
Comptroller's Office. March % 1899.
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CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, 5. g.. the south and Southwest
JACKSOSNII.I.E ana al Florida points
From per ~ T. X. Of Itpoa"v-lf-ft -. = p m
SEMINOLE. u'al ~" :
IEDQt'OlS 81. -
All steamers have hrsclass passent- IONS
n" WM T. CLYDE y CO.. General Agents
2 Rowling Green. =. Y.
rla Cen, & Penn Fast i. = Linz VIA. Jacksonville.
I,,a,, So Tr. rht and Line via Cfarleston
T G. Eyer. Gcl'l hgt. 39l Bway ". Y
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NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque

" FRENCH LINE TO HAWKE. -
Ia ROIRGOGNE LNboeuf sat, ApIl o. noon
IA NORMANDIE. Poirot ....-.Sat: Aprl ~ u a. IN
IA G6GfDGSE. Edudel0n sat, April ~ noon
STEAMER IA TOrRAtSE Will. MAKE A.
EXTRA SAILING FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. At J. NJ
N,rYork 70 Alexandria, Erpt via Paris. trip valid 60
DAYS Fifat-class. SEQ. second elias SIG
4 FORGET. General Agent NJ. Bowllnc Green
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q u MALLORY a 60. Gen. Art-.. Pier 20. T.. r.. " T.
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NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
XXVII.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 80.
"A wELL~EoUIPPED INsTITUTIoN-sOME EN-
p,pp,co,,r>-r,c AMI Drrrc~rS

One Of the best equipped grammar schools In the
city is No. 50. in Thirtyhfth-st. between Eighth
and Ninth ayes. Some of the new public school
houses which have been erected in the last few
years superior TO No 30 in the beauty of their
architecture, the admirable arrangement Of light
ard in ventilation and in their perfect sanitary fit
ting but for an od-fashoAed school building NO 81
Is a most commendab,e structure. The building
was erected in 1861 and opened in the following
year. Judge Nelson j. Waterbury was much inter-
ested in the construction of this building. lie was
@ school trustee at the time in that ward He had
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Proposals

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G..
~ Washington d. c.. March 2s iS95.-Seaied Proposals.
VIII be received at this office until II o'clock a. m
April 1895 for grading and regulating streets roads
Bank forms OF proposals. specifications and all neces
sary Information may be obtained at this office. JOHN
Commissioners ID. c.
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Jnsirurtion.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL: 81 West ssth-stE
Kah wear OfYers the facilities for thorough
Classical Scientific and Business Education im,,sy
Srnher Of hoys ir the Principals FAMILY Apply
~ cstaorus ana Information. J. DICKINSON JR. Prin-