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10 HONOR LINCOLNS MEMORY
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE NINTH ANNUAL DIN
NER OF THE REPUBLICAN CLUB-A BRILL

~,p.xcrMENrs FOR THE NINTH ANNUAL DIN
NER OF THE REPUBLICAN CLUB-A BRILL
1ANT LIST OF SPEAKERS.
Tho ninth annual dinner Of the Republican Club
n, the city Of New-York will be held at Delmonco
m Tnesdav evening February y. at $50 o'clock. In
celebration OF the eigh,y-sixth anniversary OF the
hr,b ~ Abraham Lincoln. The arrangements are
IN charge of a committee composed OF Henry Gea-
son chairman: L. b. Harper. John SABINE smith,
James p Foster Charles H. T. Coils. EDMUND
Wetmore Elihu Root and William d. Murphy. sec
retary and treasurer No. 2 Wa-st.
Every effort is being made TO make this cinner
noteworthy even when compared with the former
successful dinners Of the Republican Club. and the
eminent sneakers who have accepted invitations 10
respond to toasts guaranty OF rare oratori-
cal display. -
Elihu Root the president OF the ciup. VIII
preside Joseph H. Choate will respond TO the toast
abraham Lincoln" and the following will speak
70 appropriate sentiments: Nelson Dingley. jr. OF
Maine: Senator j c. Burrows, OF Michigan: j
Sloat Fassett OF Elmra and the Rev. DR.. Edwin
G.. Bolles, of this CITY.
Among the invited guests are Governor Morton,
Lieutenant Governor Saxton. the Republican Gov
errors of twenty-fou other States. Mayor Strong
Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn; Robert T. Lincoln
General Nelson A. Miles. Commodore Montgomery
Scard, the Rev. DR.. KittredRe, General Horace
Porter. the Rev ID. Morgan Dix Hamilton Flsh
Serene E Payne James W. Wadswcrth and John
Dalzell. -,
club handsome souvenir OF the occasion VIII De
has been large that the committee fears that
Delmonico's utmost capacity Will fail TO accommo-
light in paying this annual tribute to the revered
memory Of Abraham Lincoln.
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HIS GOLDEN ANNITERSARY

THE REV sI.ATOR G. HEPBURN. OF THE PRES
ByTERIAN CHURCH AT CAMPBELL HALL
FIFTY YEARS a PASTOR
Campbell Hail. Jan. 22-The nfteth anniversary OF
the ordination o. the Rev Slator c. Hepburn. pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church at Campbell Hail.
Orange County was appropriately celebrated yes
terday Invitations had been sent by the women OF
the church 10 all the ministers OF the Presbytery
of Hudson and a large number OF them. with their
wives responded. At noon the large company or
guests sat down a surnptuous dinner. provided
by the women OF the congregation. Public exer-
cises were held in the church Mt o'clock at which
the Rev Dr. A. s. Freeman OF Haverstraw. pre-
sided After preliminary devotional exercises the
pastor delivered address. In which he reviewed
his ministry forty-ve years or which had been
spent in the church at Campbell HAL and the
changes that had taken place during those years
He bore grateful testimony to the Kindness ana
devotion OF the people whom he had 50 long served
Brief impromptu addresses were then made by
several OF his associates In the Presbyteyy incud-
ing one By an elder brother OF the pastor Or. Hep
burn for many years medical missionary In japan
The Rev Or Beattie. Of Midietown. In behalf OF
his CO. presbyters. then presented to Mr. Hepburn
handsome souvenir goldheaded cane. The occasion
was one OF deep interest to the pastor, his cOnSre
CATION and his many friends
In the evening reception was given for Mr.
Hepburn by his people at the parsonage.
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HORSE AND CdRRI1GE TRADE NOTES

The many friends Of W u. Grand Will be glad to
learn Of his return TO the American Horse Exchange
where. In the future. all OF his sales will be held
Mr. brands contract with Tattersalrs having just
expired accounts for his return to the old stand and
the opening will be a special sale by order of the
Mercantile National Bank OF the property formerly
owned by Edwin .. Qulgley the forger. consist
ing Of horses. carriages. broughams a victoria
coupe rockaway. harness saddles blankets whips
etc The sale Will begin at 2 o'clock to-day. and
should be- wei attended as all OF the vehicles
in excellent condition. Many OF the vehicles
new, and all were built by j. VI. Qumby. Of New
ark.
The New York Coach Horse and cob Company
No 25S West sixty -ninth-st.. Is now prepared to
show TO purchasers Of the greatest hssOrtments
Of horses offered for private sale In the city
1t has the reputation OF carrying choice lot
Of four in-hands tandems. matched and crossed
pairs single horses and roadsters All It's horses
are thoroughly handled. hammered and conditioned
at the training stable at Granville Penn. before
offered for sale in New-York. the firms horses
have won over $50 prizes In the show ring
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r OLITER ISELIN GOES TO BRIS1OL.

VIE WILL, CONFER WITH THE HEIRESHoFFS
ABOUT A CUP DEFENDER-A LETTER FROM
MR.. GRANT-DETAILs OF THE RACES TO
RE SETTLED WITH LORD DUNRAvEN.
Ioues n Smith chairman of the Americas Cup
Committee Yesterday received letter from Rich
ard Grant secretary Of the Royal Yacht Squadron
which is the last document in the negotiation FOR
an international race next fall The final details
Of the race will be arranged when LORD Duh!a'eh
arrives here The letter was as follows:
r. V S. Castle. Cowes
Jan TO- 1895.
To James d. Smith. Esq. Chairman America cup
Dear Sir: cabled to you the 7tn inst the re-
suit Of the special general mee h GI london that
day which / now beg to confirm in writing:
deed N , TeEsd b TO the the Yacht Cub
Royal Yacht Squadron are willing TO give rece'p'
VI, And I also sent You second one as follows:
'Cabed YOU to-day result of special meeting OF
Royal Yacht Squadron; conclude cha'enee 10"
have now to acknowledge the receipt OF your your
ing that the terms OF challenge. as modified by my
cable Of the 7th inst had been accepted by the
Az the SPECIAL general meeting the following com
mit,ee was also appointed. to be called the America
The Flag Officer of the Royal Yacht Squadron
Sir Charles Hail. K c. NJ L.. NJ H.
Mr.. Justin Gainsford Bruce.
beg 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your letter
~ the oath nit confirming your letters Of December
10 IL and 20 and asking for an explanation or my
cables Of December 10 and lS last .
Owing to the acceptance Of the challenge j pre-
sumo need not now trouble you with these particu-
lars conclude that all details as regards the ac-
tual races will be arranged by your committee
with Lord Dunraven. ~
have the honor to be. sir. your obedent servant
RICHARD GRANT. Secretary X. Y. 8.
As c. oliver 1selin is interested In the syndicate
which will build new cup defender, he has re-
signed from the Americas Cup Committee Mr..
Iselin went to Bristol yesterday to confer with the
Herreshoffs regarding the building OF the new cup
defender.
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POLICE INDICTMENTS HELD BACK.
NOT THOUGHT ALTOGETHER ADVISABLE TO PRE-
SENT THEM WHILE THE CITY MILITIA
ARE brooklyn.


SENT THEM WHILE THE CITY MILITIA
ARE IN BROOKLYN.
The presentation OF a batch Of indictments by the
over and Terminer Grand Jury delayed yes
terday; and although Dstrct-Attorney Fellows
would say nothing the subject. the reason for
the delay believed TO be the absence from the
city of the First Brigade Of the National Guard
There every to believe that the Grand jury
has ordered a large number of indictments against
members of the police force who were implicated
by the testimony of witnesses before the Lexow
Committee 1; is believed that among the police
men who will have TO give bail or so to jail when
the indictments presented are TWO Inspectors
several captains and several sergeants Inc city
regiments are in Brooklyn and may remain there
several days II the strike continues. Meanwhile
the police force Is the only force upon which the
public can depend for the maintenance OF
law and order in this city in case OF trouble
here There no reasons TO believe tha'
there will be rio,ous behavior in this city
while the regiments away. but the police re-
serves are being held the stations in readiness
to meet possible trouble, and no policemen are eN-
cused from duty unless they sick.
Superintendent Byrnes had consultations with tho
officials In the Criminal Courts Building on Monday,
when 1t was understood that the oyer and TerIni-
ner Grand Jury had batch OF indictments ready
and they may have agreed TO delay the presenta-
ton of the indictments for few days on account
of the demorazing effect which the arrest OF some
policemen might have the entire force They
may have thought that at such a time II would
not be wise to have the corruption In the police
force brought again prominently TO the notice
OF the public. $500. -. o..
Among the witnesses who were before the oyer
and Termine Grand Jury yesterday were Max
were mentioned by witnesses before the Lexow
Committee seyeral times. Hochstim was men
Toned az one OF the men concerned In abuses al
the Essex Market Police Court and in a system OF
fricandage by which a large number OF poor and
;1norant people on the East Side OF the city are
being pundered Clancy was meT 1 a, as ,o ,nr
dealers for the police. Sergeant Taylor OF the
steamboat squad, and exDetective Van: who ties.
Of the squad were before the Grand Jury also
Another witness was Archibald Bimberg the o"ne,
~ Anoilo Hall In Clinton-st.. who was mentioned
by ex-Detectlve Shalvey In testimony before the
Committee as one who had paid money for police
protection The Grand Jury did not go into court
before adjourning for the day.
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opinion for time that would be better 10 let
the importers have gold bars instead Of coin. but
the stubborn at the head Of the Treasury yg e
otherwise The recent effort Of the gold exporters
bars instead Of coin has made Mn caanse
When Secretary Foster was in charge CT thse
Treasury Department he stopped the issuance OF
enId bars for export and made the exporters take
gold coin Now Secretary Carlisle wants 10 MAKE
them pay a commission for gold bars Al presen,
the gold-exporng houses are taking out more sod
than thev actually need for EXPORT In order 70 gei
coins Of the requisite weight The surplus Is turned
MO the hanks. so that the Treasurys loss OF gold
is greater than II would be II the gold com paid
ont nv the Treasury nearer 10 full weight
The cold reserve Is now down S6sU0.Cn
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NAVIL CAPTAINS AND HARBOR PILOTS.

Some time ago the Pilot Commissioners wrote 70
Commodore Sicard suggesting that when naval yes
seis desired TO employ pilots the Commissioners be
Informed that they might select their best pilots
for them. At the meeting OF the Commissioners
yesterday letter was read from Commodore Sicard,
saving that the letter OF the Commissioners had
been referred TO the Navy Department and that
in reply Secretary Herbert had said In effect that
as the captains of men war we're held responsible
al All times for the safety OF their ships they should
be allowed to choose their own pilots.
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GOLD EFFORTS THIS WEEK.

Foreign banking houses expect to make large gold
sh,pments at the end OF the week. and yesterday
estimates were placed high as $sOO0coo On
Monday $3.50 900 taken out for export. and yes
terday N.500OO was ordered Assistant Treasurer
Conrad " Jordan said yesterday that he had asked
The exporters II they would be willing to pay
commission Of one-eighth Of per cent for sl.ooo
IN gold bars for export The exporters refused as
they can get the gold bars at a smaller premium
from houses that deal In the metal. The officers
Of the sub-Treasury in this city have been OF the
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engineer 10 the superintendent Of School Buiidng r
New York; W Mackay percva,i Ss"a architents
once. Washington F. p Bates, william H Wiley,
New-York; John A. Fish, Boston; ChaIss D ~ ny q
Russell New-York II. z. Light, Saginaw. Mich, Mich;
L. Il. Sherman New-York: " g. Se narles 6nSer
dunk Philadelphia; Samuel Rurns, New-f orki; am h
Robert Monroe Pittsturg. The meeting VIII 'e
ended
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BROTHERS OF ANDREW AND PHILIP TO MEET

The January public meeting of the Brotherhood
OF Andrew and Philip. Local Union No New
YORK CITY, Brooklyn. Jersey City. Newark and It's
vicinity. Will be held tomorrow evening at 7:45
O'Clock. in the Marble Collegiate Church. Fifth
ave. and Twenty nn,h-st. The subject OF the meet
ing will be Individual Work :or Individual Men 1"
The Rev. DIRE. David James Burrell and John y
Davies will speak The addresses will be followed
BY an open conference the topic OF the evening
meeting Will be held under the auspices, OF he
Newark chapters this evening In the First Preshv
terrain Church. Broad-s,.. Newark.
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SKETCH CLASS AND STUDIO RECEPTION

The Metropolitan School OF Fine Arts. Music
Hall. will hold an informal studio reception and
sketch class Saturday afternoon. from to 6
o'clock. The sketch class will be open to all guests
who desire to sketch every member being privileged
TO introduce outsider. In connection with the
sketch class there will be an exhibition OF black
and white. composed OF drawings By students and
Instructors. among the latter being ]. Carroll Reck
with. H. Siddons Mowbray b. West Clineduist.
Herbert A. Levy and Irving r. wiles Besides the
instructors. the well-known illustrators Messry
Wenze and Beard. will exhibit
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MORE MONEY Still NEEDED.

The Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with many thanks the following contributions TO
secure the admission OF two aged and nhrm sis
ters into n home: "A. L. H." and "a. ID. H.. IT,"
so each; M w. T." and "Schooteacher" s. each
"A Friend" and r." 81 each AZ about 500 IL still
will be grateful for further contributions for this
purpose.
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THEY WANT TIE DOORS KEPT Shut.

At regular meeting of the Board OF Managers
OF the National Temperance Society. r a. Brouwer
chairman. J. y. Stearns secretary held at No.
IS Reade-st. yesterday. the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
The Board OF Managers OF the National Tenn
perance Society respectfully and earnestly protest
against any increase Of the privileges Of the liquor
traffic. and particularly against any movement In
the form Of submission OF the question 10 local
communities. or other looking toward the
opening OF the saloon Sunday.
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FOR TIE BOARD OF IRA DE DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the Board OF Trade and
Transportation will take place at o'clock this even
ing at Delmonico's. Among the invited guests are
Secretary Herbert. Senator Lodge. State Senator
Lexow Congressman Johnson. President Andrew
V Raymond. OF Union College: David Mcclure.
f. 81 Shepard, Mayor Strong and Recorder Gor.
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proposale.


INSANE.-Scaied proposals VIII be received at
Waterbury. Vermont. until o'clock the morning Of
February 49, 4. D. 1875. Tor the construction of one
ward complete the south wing ~ the Vermont state
Also the construction OF the
entire north wink az said Asylum (which. when com
pcted be n duplicate Of the south wing. including
plumbing. heating and ventllatng for the same.
Tor the different Of work TO be made
and collectively. buildings 10 b. completed
an ready for occupancy 10y Nov. lst. 1888.
and specifications he examined at tho Office
Of Superintendent. pr. ". H. Gidding- whom all
communications may b. addressed.
The trustees the right To reject nil bids
II proposal is accepted the party contracted with
vii ie required a bond the Treasurer OF the
State NOR. sufficient surrties In such
may agreed conditioned for the proper
pletlon II the work
Waterbury vermont January TO- 1895
u. A. WOODBURY. (Ex -offcio),
4. HOBSON.
w H. HUNT. Trusteea
GEORGE ". WING.
2. NJ. MANSUR, Lleuta7ov,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ln; 2ls o q l, vss:lh iS GSlp'lo
the psnis eaSaS Sn"I Ho % and oo
iosth st. 10 n n,on, "a i nS, WI"
Grand boulevard . $. ~ Il " li2d-s,. 2ox7o. -
,is ehn "@ corner IenoA,a1e 2jx55 charles
s Dawson wal,her Iuitgen. :a,..,...:;.....
" Esscrs and wife to Z clifford Potter.
' nussn. Potter ter and vie sofsS Esssls
&a %n' OF 10 's SSr fa 'ssS Sd
s9 ISAAC Train to- TO Jacob Heck ana ws 100
2Gs and Of r s .4. p
% , q iiS;i so.io6 John
W Boardman 70 Joseph Bryce. II part: :..... 1883
log No y Grnmercy Park or ~ East anh-s,:
76th-s n g. 179 II q OF Colur,bus-ave 2Ixi022:
Charlie. Dawson to wshsr Lu,tsen $1,000. 5000
ls,h"s n 8. 400 II Of 77h-aye 2ixioo Adam
@S Ssef' s s"s sss and wc' ?'' Wam 1900
nsss an. ass $''f TO S a West EHav .o 10000
ss %''% 20 s:y 5rsSs cs sS'sH Stanley Stanley
De' Sa e G Ha. JaSes ss.,;o ana x
70 Michael Moloney .;.....;:.:..:.. 1850
Michael Da'ey and wife TO Cornelius Hcn-
iosih,si s. s. +, Of ith-nye iixioo ii; I'd. OWN"
' Rssas p''f SaIas 70 m sf rsfS. o'
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Hamlin Babcock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Greenwchst No 482. Deapaine Brown and wife
samuel Crooks. 1850
Rutgers Place n \. 1905 II W ~ Clinton Place
26x1lO Sarah Kaiser to II s C;reen............ |
Montg omery-st. No 81 u lOx5s7: Marga-
ret and Michael Mcchan 10 Jacob Kottek 80. 100
West broadway. No III: Mary f. Pummer
trustee Of Amy = Burk To Jacob Hrsh. ...... I
i2h-s. No - West: Frederick Young % May
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James Mc.ovcrn to W,lam II Pop. ........, $1,000
and william IL Scott and another William
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FURNISHED Gonses 90 Get.

Ar SrOCKBRIDGE MASS.-Modern residence; fully
n furnished ~ elevated stuaon desirable SUI.
rouniings Abundance. spring water by gravity. fine
shade products OF ne garden; ample sta
bling First-class parties only. ollie l4) PHILLIPS
WELLS. Tribune Building.
no LET FURNIsHED.One OF the best houses. on the
i highest ground the best street In Poughke<pss
Large lawn, plenty Of shade and fruit Rent moderate
family IL going 10 Europe In February and pre-
fers the house occupied. Address Miss .BISBEA
Poughkeepsle. y. \.
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Country 11ropertp for Sale

NOI'NG ORANGE GROVE IN PERFECT Order
i il2 acres trees Crystal Lake. Sanford
Fla Yield 10000 boxes increasing yearly. Capitol
foreman: laborers house stables fully equipped Wiz
tools animals etc TO horsepower irrigation plant 10
watering In four days. Apply To C. A.. % State b.
Mass.
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TH!E!CRANDPACIFICH0TEL
I'M CHICAGO,

Sso sSSs5 S5 rs
rS wss, W ssTx. 70 Eugene Potter. 10th
St II, Il " OF Lenos.ass.. year: .;.:;;:..:.: 1000
Frank Peter and wts e Moses Wright. 1900
c;@ Ayn SHa wife 10 H:p s.u'hs'e
Spar and Credit veren. io5th-st. 1913 II , o..
Hon OF Ms sr,%Ts ct te al to George BALDWIN
l2ih,st e?7 # Of Sdays Year, esnt .; ~"
the City Of New-York No $40 West 45th-s,. o, ~.
same sF TO same * s5s Yves, ijth-st year,. $1,000
Judson. Edward, !. Jones and another No ~ ~.
Ko,,sS Jacob, to OFF Frances MARKS. No 81 Mont 80,
K sSms1y Mchat ye1r to the Bradley cier CO WV
CLimied, ''i' ii2d-st s75 It shave. e. an,
Lithauer, Edward l.. to tie society FOR the Relief
Of pestitu chdren q Ssd and ano,her'
var .............'..,..... 5000
I.iccan Antonio. ara wie to Vincenzo Grazidio
Iosth-st i75 II Il 2l-ave year. ...... 2. 100
Mandeyils Laura and another to Margaret
ge5rs 1900
Macs. Frank j. and wife to Tinted states Trust 80.
M Go meSae AMI o. a ir' TO Fanny
Aschein ~ 10 East l22ds, years; .;;..;.. 1900
Murphy Minnie. ani another q Mutual Life In
suiance 90. u Neg-York. l5oth-st. 100 It
Pope OF william HnsS' t. II ii IAN A. Morton.
=. - q . q i1dsonsi demand ,..:.;..;:.. ~"
inss Bank. Boad-st. lot >. map William ~ nm
R,hrir Wiiiiam F and vie to Adam HAZEL oo,
s i.h lG 900 r. d r .!av% 80 KIT Eas, 5s;h
st y e'-''" 80 1000
| Terrant & Co to the Manhattan savings Ilst,u-
ton. corner Greenwich and Warren SITS D q. N,
w ysIs Fcbccc to solomon Frankel and an.
other. Norfolk-st. lot l.595. map james q NM
we,terSr. wism to william Aston 18th
- Soi Z, OF 4'e,aye year; ,os.s 2o"e
2>5 :, ., s,h-a ave- 25oot
walsh Robert .. and VIE to New-York Iife In
surlnce and Trust 90. " corner West End-aVe - ~.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Ansbacher. Leopold. t. United states Trust 60
II New York. q Madison-aNe. 100 II y OF i22d-
st years -,
boulevard. 20 n o of ii2i-st. instruments. .....
Droste Adoph ~ and wife to J % Donohue. as
Chamberlain o. the City Of Ncw-York. n I'd
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MACMILLAN & Co. Publishers. 6,
EPILEPSY.

Just published full Of the mode OF treatmen,
n the Williamson Santartum, New-fondon Conn., with
recorded Address above. with stamp for
con-
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GO fet for Business pnrposes.

BUILDINGS STORES LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers. spruce. Beekman Fulton John. MAides
Lane. ley. Barclay Park Place Park Row. Nassau.
William Gold Cn Pearl Water and many other streetA
rutland 4 WHITING. Beekman St
SrH-AvE.. WEST SIDE. near 34,h-s,. Large store.
j. HOMAINE BROWN co.
80 West SCI st
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G cachcrs.

ERMAN lady teacher desires pupils; highest city refer
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ful especially with children j. NOI.KENS. lA2 + s3i 81.
REP AKATION for college and other instruction by
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Blx 80 242 Broadway.
TUTOR A. Everett, Stone Yalc). Sol 5th ave College
i preparation n speciality. Recommended by the Rev.
Or Greer "a conscientious and competent educator
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Visiting teacher French
w goyerncss companion. German governess American
govcrne.s English piano violin sooi,t churc.
Miss DOSOVAN'S Teachers Bureau 80 East tth-st