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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
HOME FOLKS AND OTHER FOLKS.
Some Moving About IN the World

Mr.. B. Neal i AT home this week
Mis- Mag. Savage went to Macon on
a visit last Saturday.
Milf. sumlin, Of Norfolk spent
FRIDAY night in town.
Mrs. Collin GRAY went to Portsmouth
Yesterday to visit her son Fred
Mrs. Claude Kltchin and children
left Monday tor Wake Forest.
Master TYLER Wheeler left Tuesday
to visit his people at Cheraw, ;. I.
Mr.. Walter Dunn and family, from
near Enfield, spent Sunday here With
his mother.
Misses Eta and Matte Cotton have
returned from a pleasant visit to Ports
mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hoffman and Mrs.
G. Hoffman went to Richmond Tues
day.
Mr.. w. T. Shaw of Weldon spent
Saturday and Sunday here to see his
mother who was sick.
Mr.. John Coughenour left TUESDAY
: tor a trip North and West. He VII
visit Chicago before he returns.
Mrs. J. E. Hancock and little daugh
tor Catharine went to Panacea Spring
! Tuesday where they will remain som
. time.
q Mr.. Charlie Medford and family Wis
tied relatives and friends at Keltor
3 and Rich Square Saturday and Sur
l. day.
l. Miss Kate Fenner has returned fro1
e. Ra1timore where she has been teachln
t. music. Her friends were glad to sc
- her.
- Miss Mary Bland of Teachy's, n I
spent day IN Scotland Neck last "ee
. in company with Mrs. E. Boney
,s Hobgood.
h. Mr. R. r. Cowles, late manager I
the North Carolina Lumber CO.,
'a- Tillery, has resigned. He and M
in Cowles have gone back to their c
to- home in Scranton, Pa. Mr.. Turner
he Morv1and succeeds Mr.. COwles as ma
al ager for the company.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
heath of Miss Zollie Montague.

Mics Zoll;e Montague died in New
York Saturday, June 18th, ana her re-
~, oins were inferred in Raleigh Tues
dav. July End. Deceased was daughter
Of the late DR.. H. W. Montague, OF
Wake Forest, and sister to Mesdames
H Lawrence and E. E. Hllllard, OF
Scotland Neck. She was we'll known
in this community, having lived here
with her sisters from 1887 to 1871
She had many fridnds here who VII
regret to learn OF her death.
In the spring of 1892 she entered
Deaconess Home in Washington y. u
and took special training Tor tn
work OF a deaconess. She remained II
Washington until May, 1894, when sh
wont to New York and entered regr
larlv upon the work for which she ma
, aro,ored herself and In which capaclt
sbo labored until few days previous
her death.
: She was devoted to her work and q
,,onted to labor with the poor and SIC
and needy. Her work is finished al
o she has entered upon that rest Whi<
4 the Lord has prepared for the falthf
ones Of earth. Her life was one
! beautiful conservation and was an
; snirat1on to all who knew her.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
POLK MILLER.
New Genius Of The South.

Tie people Of Scotland Neck had
,een anxious TO hear Mr.. Polk Miller,
IF Richmond, and that opportunity was
Afforded them Wednesday night Of last |
week. He came under the auspices Of
the Scotland Neck Temperance Assocla-
ton. He was greeted in Temperance
Hall by large and appreciative audi
ence. For more than an hour and
half he held the closest attention OF bis
audience, which was composed OF many
OF the best people Of the community
both ladies and gentlemen.
The editor Of THE DEMOCRAT pre-
sented the lecturer who announced az
his subject "The Southern Plantation
Negro"
Mr.. Miller il rather tall and stral ght
and has a commanding appearance
The genial twinkle in his eye and the
smile that plays around the mouth tell
YOU at once that you are to have some
fun.
He is remarkably familiar with the
negro dialect, and having been reared
on typical Southern farm, he knows
the disposition and habits OF the OLD
Southern plantation negro to perfec-
ton. He played upon the feelings o.
his audience with great dexterlty
Now side-splltting laughter followed
some amusing anecdote or character
istic saving of some good old coloret
man now suppressed emotion welled ~
rs he described the undying devotion
that existed between the faithful Oh
servants and their old master and mis-
tress. Good ola songs of the plants
=, ton darkey with his fine banjo accom-
naniment were among the most az
: Iightful parts Of the entertainment
J. Mr.. Miller is truly a genius IN
: work, and his praises were on the III
e of all. The evening was one OF re
enjoyment.
e The fun was innocent and the ente
tainment highly enjoyable. Ladle
gentlemen and children we're all mig
/ ly pleased.
His lectures are calculated to dis
r buse the minds of many OF certa
prejudices which they entertain
wards the owners of slaves before t
war. He shows that there was real
foction betvixt the master and sla
and many OF his Rotations are tr'
ai pathetic.
&c Mr.. Miller will always find a hea
ne welcome in Scotland Neck, and VIII
&C. ever he comes he will have 6
&C. audience to greet him.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
Railroad News.
Correspondence to THE DEMOCRAT
BoYKINs, Va, July End, 1880

correspondence to The DEMOCRAT
RoyKINs, Va, July End, 1899.
Can't. T. w. Whisnant who has been |
SUPERINTENDENT of roadway for some
time has been appointed superlntend-
ent Of transportion for 5. A. l.. DE-
tween Raleigh and Portsmouth with
bo,donarters at Portsmouth. Inc
.ooond division Will be in charge OF
Mr. W. Moncure as superintendent
and headquarters at Raleigh. Inc
third division is in charge of Mr.. Y. E.
McBee, superintendent and general
accent between Monroe, n. c., ana
Inman Park, Ga. These changes went
into effect Yesterday. All OF the en-
nloves seem to be much pleased with
these appointments. The new passen-
senger depot being built in Portsmouth
will soon be completed.
We are sorry to note that Mrs. }. .
Weston is quite sick at the Hotel lvey
I. Crops have r'uch improved from tn
l ,t rains ana farmers are In goo'
!, spirits.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. White returne
T. home Yesterday from Matthews count
l. Va where they have been several day
L visiting friends.
Mr.. Jim Peele of Portsmouth was
town yesterday.
- Capt Drummond s very SICK at u
Atlantic hotel in Norfolk.
III There will be an excursion from nc
Of folk to Niagara Falls Sunday July II
ito via B. & @. R. R., round trip $13 al
nd stop-overs will be allowed. 1lcke
os- will he valid on regular trains twei
he DAYS, including day of sale.
DAN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
Death, the Reaper.

Rev. L. Carroll, D. d., pastor OF
the Baptist church at Chapel n"''
died Wednesday of last week. he was
ono IF the strongest and best men IN
the Baptist ministry Of this State
Miss Helen Laughinghouse' daugh-
tar Of J. J. Laughinghouse, OF Grimes
land. Pitt county, died at her home
last Friday. She had just returned
home from school in Baltl more, SC
saws the Reflector.
The Warrenton Gazette says MI
ro,,e. A. Davis died in Fishing Greer
few days ago of paralysis. he wa
soldier through the war; was capeu'
ed, imprisoned in Fort Delaware an
was not released until after Lees SUI
render.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
Weldon News.
to THE DEMOCRAT

to THE DEMOCRAT,
WELDON, n. c., June l, 10.
Rev. N. Stainback of this place
will occupy the pulpit OF the M. Z.
church in Scotland Neck next SUNDAY
morning and night. Those whose
pleasure it may be to hear him VIII De
much pleased with his sermons
The farmers in this section are IN
much better spirits than they were
few weeks ago.
Mr. w. H. White was in town one
night last week.
Father Thomas Price spent last
Thursday night in town.
| Work is still progressing at Roanoke
Rapids.
Some of our merchants say trade Is
better with them this summer thar
last.
Two weeks ago eighteen hundred
dollars was paid out here and at hoa
noke Rapids. A great deal OF none.
is being circulated in this section.
Minister M. w Ransom was IN tow,
last week, looking much improved II
left tor White Sulphur Springs Jhur
I, day.
! Several ladies are visiting friends
h town.
IL A post office has been established
IF Roanoke Rapids.
n Capt. G. D. Hawkes., OF the kins'(
branch. who was sick for a few Ga
lost week. is on his run again. Cal
Whit Hill succeeded him.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

Roanoke Union.

The Roanoke Union OF the lar NV
or Rantist Association was held at " IL
uon ston last week, beginning FRIDAY
and closing Sunday night. Inc 1oi-
lowing persons went from Scotland
| Neck Rev. w r. Cullom ana heN.
A McKaughan, of Enfield, Mr. ana
Mrs Noah Biggs, Misses Annie blggs'
Mary Lawrence, Annie, Minnie ana
nov Dunn. Mess. w. A. Dunn, r. f.
Hancock. Frank Gray, Leon Vaughan
Cbas 7. Mcdowell, J. S. Bowers, Sam
Raw He. Biggs and DIR. A. c. LIVER
mon.
They all returned Monday and re
ortod good time. The people 0
!, Williamson gave them a most hear'
uelcome and opened their homes 70 ID
:, ,he visitors to the meeting. The NEE
xas we'll attended and was quit
Investing. All we're delighted an
: Jolt Glad that they had had the plea
. ,ro Of enjoying the Inequalities OF u
- Williamson people.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator on
.ha estate Of G. w. Shields, deceased, 1
hereby notify all creditors OF said estate
to present their claims to me at hiii I'll,
4 c.. on or before the lst day u uis
1896. or this notice will be plead IN oar
IT their recovery All persons indeot,
ad to said estate will come forward anu
Sattle at once and save cost OF suit.
This DIST day of June 1899. -,
81 Ct D. P. MOORE, Admr
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
F.Ala7!EW INSTITUTE.

257 Students in all departments from
: four states and 30 counties. ~
3 to $50 pays Board and Tuition ilve
= months. Male and Female. New
. Boarding Halls. Beautiful ana
, bealthful location Prepares lor
College, Business, or Teaching
q also TeIegraphy, Typewrltlng, VI u
s sic. Art. &c. Established 1854
Z Catalogue free. Address
W.T.. WHITSETT, PH- H.,
Superintendent
Gibsonville, Guilford Co., \. =.
6 81 At
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
To Those
WIN ARC in Need Of Help.

~DO YOU SUFFER from lost
manhood and the Ills that accompany
# whether from errors Of youth, over
work. or old age? Do you desire to OBJ
tain a "new lease on life? can cure
YOU. broken and run down, human
Write to me. Letters strictly conhden-
tial and cost nominal. Thousands are
thanking me every day; why not you
Mention this paper, and address descr'o-
ing your case,
6 d 6m Ne"toh' ~ -
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

r.--~Assr,rssss - 20 Tex EsEgDcMa~A
~ = Tel,

% TEX EaESocHAT1
RoxoErL. y g.. July ]. -
Married al II. Marks church hoa-
ot,el. June 27th. by Rev. W J smith
Miss An,oniette Norfieet. daughter o.
NJ : A Nortis-e.. "a pr. John 4
Smallwond formerly OF Berthe county.
The bride i bright. attractive and
charming and leaves many friends II
the old North State who regret her De
parture and congratulate the handsome
Young groom upon the bonnie Aeip
NEE; he mas borne away 10 he noun
tain home IN Old Virginia
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

cone Of my sick headaches" yon
will hear people frequently say as Il
the complaint was hopelessly lncura-
BILE AS matter Of fact, Ayers nus
not only relieve sick headache but ell
fectually remove the cause OF 'hlS ois
tressing complaint, and so bring about
permanent cure.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
c.,,+v s. S. Convention.

Mr. W. c. Whitaker writes -
DrNocRAr as follows 40,
Interest in the coming cohse iat;on
for Halifax county S. s. Ass0'l !, tew
lor , no. Greatly augmented IN a Jew
DAYS wnen the PROGRAMMES are O Of Raj.
u ii j. seen that n. B. Brousht0n , o. ni,
e 81 II President Of State $ 1 $ As soTsl
ton, is on Tor both days : u, rhe pes
1885, 1885, at whitakers Chapel ox ree ed.
i0ov' ,, ~ Of all the past is expec'eu'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

i guaranteed 10 cure Pile. and Consu-
nation. or money refunded. - cents
nor box. Send two stamps for circular
and free sample 10 MARTIN RUpf' reg
i-tered Pharmacist, Lancaster. In. NC
nostals answered. For sale by all hrst
class druggists everywhere. and at Scot
land Neck. y. c., by +. I. Whitehead
G. Co
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

Johnson's Chill and Fever lonic
costs 30 cents n bottle II II cures, not
one cent if it does not. For sale oy l.
T. Whitehead Il co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
WH|IAEERS ACADEMY,
FOR BOTH SEXES.-
WHITAKERs, y. {.

THE thirty-fourth session will open,
the Lord willing, on the third
Monday, 18th of July, 1899, and con
tinue twenty weeks. mo
Board can be obtained from rs to Slo
nor month. Tuition from $40 to $50,
to be paid in advance. No deduction
made except in cases of protracted sick
ness.
For further particulars inquire OF
| A. J. MOORE,
g 81 at Principal.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

nood's pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the allmentAry canal
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
Hoods s; S:''l'' Cures

INV usual weight had been 100 pounds.
Inow weigh l55 pounds and l owe II all
to Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS LKsokA
g. 6EMoSs, Salem, North Carolina
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

INCREASED FoRCE-Tne chewing
gum factory has increased Its force
There are now between % and 80 oper-
atives employed IN the factory, and the
payroll is quite an item every two
veeks These small enterprises are
what help make a good town.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

KILLED BY LIGHTENING.-Mr. j Joshua
Bell, who lived few miles from 1al-
myra, had started into the helo 10 MS
hands "Wednesday of last week just al
tor thunder storm. Before he reach
oil them he was struck and killed by
lightning. He was well-to-do farm
| or about 70 years old.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

100. F. oFFIcERs.-At regular
,oeetIng held in Scotland Neck lodge
No. 81, I. 0. O. F., July LIST 1879, the
following were elected to their respec-
| tive offices for the term ending Dec
81, 1895 w. w. Jones, n. g.; w. II
Kitchin. V. G.. T. B. Haskitt, f. q F.
| Sec'y. c.. A. Camp, Treas.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

DAVIDSON COLLEGE.-We call atten-
ton to Davidson College adj. Next
week the catalogue will be noticed.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

GREAT CORN CROr-At the State farm
near Tillery there can be seen oo
acres of corn already hilled up and
high as mans shoulders on horse
back.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

CRops STILL IMPRovING-The crops
are generally rapidly improving, espe-
cially those that have been we'll cultl-
waited and kept clean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
A REVIEW or CORNELL CADETS.

Ithaca. y. y, May l6 SPECIALIZATION General
McAlpin chile. Of Governor Mortons STAFF and Ad-
jutantGeneral OF the New-York State National
Guards. inspected the Cornell corps OF cadets this
afternoon Colonel Phisterer the Assistant Ad-
jutantGeneral OF tho National Guard OF this State.
accompanied General McAlpin. and Major Burbank,
L. S. A.. who has been detached by the War De-
partment to inspect the department OF military
science at Cornell. also present The review
passed of with much ceremony General McApin
was received with the MsJor Generals salute of
thirteen guns fired by the artillery company. The
cadets about five hundred In number. were or
seven companies At the head OF the column
marched the cadet band. Lieutenant George Bell.
mandant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
THE "TRINruMTS" OF PLATTrS PRESEN7ID.

Syracuse. y. y. May l6-Thc "Trinummus" Of
Plautus was presented in the original Latin by
students OF Syracuse University Mt the Bastablc
Theatre tonight. The scenery and costumes used
were especially designed for the occasion. and the
music and entire setting were as near historically
correct as possible The presentation has been
looked forward to by prominent educators all over
the country. Among those who attended were Pro-
fessors Ashmore and Edward Of Union Professors
Green and Howard. OF Colgate Professor Clark and
eight members Of the senior class OF Emira col
lege and representatives. OF other New-York State
institutions. The production a remarkable sue
and witnessed by an audience that crowd
ed the theatre TO the utmost. Not only was the
Latin text followed with scholarly eXactness by
those who took part. but the dramatic action had
an interest Of itself that was hardly expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
yrwrorNDLAND Nor TO JOIN CANADA.
THE coNFEpEnArioN SOLICITATIONS DEFINITELY
HnOKES orr

81 Johns H. T.. May 1.-The idea 81 tho con
federation Of Newfoundland with the Dominion
Of Canada Was abandoned to-day. Ia IA" l'sihla-
t.rr the WhlttBay Government almost un"hl-
moIsly nppnh,i the PROPOSAL Mr.. Norris, on" ~
the DELEGATES ~ Ottawa, reported 10 the IfEiHlh-
lure the proceedings ~ the conference befw"'n the
Canadian authorities aud tho Newfoundland dele
yates Canndn'n terms Included the assumption "f
joylVo ~ NeWfouDdiandH debt leaving b"bw'
10 be- assumed by the colony, IN" Dominion pro
posrI ~ grant W oanta per capita fof ~" local "i
mlnnifailon, t1Yp fpf legislation, ili6."" Tor Tho
crown lands. ana iwo0 for police. IN lieu ~ tho
formation ~ ~ militia bod, ~ total ~ th,V0 THIS
WA exclusive of the services io be- taken over nnd
maintained hy the Dominion Government Th"H"
services now demand ~" espendiipt" Of t"i"". 50
tina, Canada conceded 80 Sewfoundlnnd the oIuisn-
lent ~ g. i05gD The main objection 10 these pro-
posns that they left Newfoundland In debt
nearly fOvlvD on which interest would have To
be- paid annually. Newfoundlnnd demanded a
bounty 10 fishermen subsidy ~ i.OocpD. an add
ilonnI $1,000 for the crown lands IN Labrador and
for the fisheries Of the Maritime Provinces an cf-
nccnt weekly mail and passenger service 10 Hall
fax bountcs to local industries. and the establish
mcnt OF naval brigade She received for her
self all IN" precious metals In IN" roony.
The acceptance Of canada's proposals would have
left "A total annual d'ncit OF tJI.sD which would
have to bc made up by direct taxntion IN New
years. when the colony would be- Obliged To operate
The railway Itself Canada negotiated with the
British Government, hoping to secure help 10 com
plcte the railway. These negotiations failed. and
Canada then made her last oncr of 5000 mile to
remaining 5000 a mile This was beyond New
foundlands means, ana the negotiations were
broken off.
The Government now proposes a policy OF re-
trenchmcnt and hopes 10 carry the colony through
It's troubles but this is generally believed TO be i'm
possible, Owing 10 the difficulty Of obtaining loan
because OF the bad condition Of public affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
|(NANY LIVES LOST At SEA.
BRITISH STEAMSHIP BURNED OFF
PENANG.
ALL ON BOARD PROBABLY LOsT-FOUNDERlNGO OF
A FRENCH TORPEDO BoAr-pUTCH FISH


FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT-DUrCH FISH
ERMEN DROWNED
Rochefort. France, May 1.-THE French torpedo
boat No. 20 foundered this afternoon northwest OF
rsI. A. Ak a short distance from this port. There
we're nine persons on the boat when she sank Four
n them were drowned. bu; the other five were
picked up by a passing vessel
The barbette iron and steel ship Admiral Duperre
today struck rock bottom In the Gulf OF Juan.
causing her to leak badly. She Will go TO Toulon
for repairs when the weather becomes calmer.
London May 16.-The British steamer Biiliton'
from Iangkat has been burned outside OF Penang
All on board are supposed to have been lost
The Hague. May ia fishing smack foundered
to-day near Wassenaar. South Holland Eight OF
her crew wers drowned - j.. a., .,,,,
wind threatens to destroy the town OF ScheV I'LL
inpen we-known watering place. TWO ihes
northwest, Of The Hague. The town Is sheltered
from The sea by a high drive but the water IL rap
idly encroaching on IT, HAN or ScheNchlhseh WAC
swallow ed up by the sea In lo'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
BLACKBURN ATTACKS CARLISLE.

Owensboro. Ky. May 1.-THE Democratic con-
vention to name Railroad Commissioner TOT 'his
district convened yesterday with a large attendance
The money question was heard from several times
during the day and at the night session Senator
blackburn delivered a free-silver speech. He ViFor-
ously attacked Secretary Carlisle FOR coming mo
the State lust while his fight WAS so h2rd. ana ut-
dared that ne would retaliae with vlgor ne "l,n
said that In the coming state convention ne ~V"''
irtroduce and champion free-silver resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Tor Boys aud Young Men. -Countr,

vor Boys and Young Men.-country,
~ school. mr ten b.,s under 10 years Jus lsl 10
plltf s'lioot. Trenton, \. J.
RoHpENIowN. q, - MILITARY iH.ylTurE
cI KEY r u L kssNnSSN cd GMMu.N,Slrn..ksr
I, HAYWOOD SCHOOL run no,n A. Milford conn.
,h~f Win ~ We'll a. pront ~ ~" advantages oNsfsi
,ss ~ ''''' "' ''"''' = SGsSE HIVE S Ss,"'
EAlhriri,p Academy for noys raifneIi 'onn .com'
lot. ~ ,,,s ra =, Ts . I rnaa, Il s""s IN r
J. iG,s harding school rimsry. ,olss. Preparatory.
lu'ness Course 'ho,ihend lJp'filtns reiesripIy
hrr,w%o1 aSsrTgrr s"so.sc e. zen, 500
~" vith energy aud T. wake AZ boys In h' .le, u
"' ''' enter s'T s Icf; ,"!' r 4 '' M rru
- rMMrn SCHOOL. Ar NANTUCKET for boy. who ara
- backward In studies and boy, who have conditions
"'cImacn inquire = i J6iiNfoM SIS oh I' av. 0'
SuMMEh SCHOOL At ne reckssl ~ y. Military
ccllern. Send or circular TO col Louis IL orenon rrn
- summer school Tor boys study or Recreation
thousand i.ands Escursan on schooishp along Atlantic
Coast Apply TO Col. WIN VERpEcK. President.
For Young Ladcs.-Country
NGLEslpE.A SCHOOL ron GIRLS.
! NEW MlLrohb. iircuFlEl.D CO.. CONN.
Post graduate course. Mrs. WIN u. BLACK. Patronsss
ST MARYs SCHOOL, e,.
College Preparatory SH aHa Eec H,rT oaS.o Of sws v
Manual was issued January hrst Applications Tor tho
Principals f'i s r 'Iuf rs h %fa. a" Frs:v.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
boarding. Day and College Preparatory for Girls ss,h
ysar SEsn, Sept 2Ih For e,gSaIar address
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY; A NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Rry DOWy By CROSSETED BTCTCLTST

William Borkson. eleven-year-old Russian boy.
~ No. 1T Clnton-st.. was crossing Grand and
Scanned sts.. when he was run down by bicyclist
named Henry hoffman,. seventeen years old. or
No 5i3 East Sixth-st. The bicycs; attempted 10
cross In front ~ Berkson. who thrown to the
ground and received a bad cut. extending from the
bridge of his nose to the top of his forehead.
iIonmann was arrested an. taken 70 the Delaney
81 station. where later hN was bai,ei out. lie
said that his defective eycsight prevented him from
getting out OF the boys way. t1imlnn Is cross
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Qeachers.

DRINATE TUITION with exceptional advantages In a
refined home. under Harvard graduate of long ex
lerience In edu Address Rev. 4 ~ .oNyL'i,s
Law Library, Baltimore. Md.
ID PREPARATION for college and other instruction h,
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