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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29
Was Different Then,

or rourss tbop o,J.,or ~ ,htv uo-,Lro
will cormor, on Ccnor,r 49,
snoscb In IN 0noro IIon,a .man,a.
" dIsrns.Ion o. ms ne =, ,roo .m,,o."
md ~ hail hin, 40 =, ,ho n.nnha,,
who,o ,,,.I, ah.,,, aI.,. , .,I.t
49,, "
neaFts-ot Deihocratc voters
General Warner Is one Of the fathers
OF the movement inausurdted three
years ago at Chicago TO capture the
,oo. 49,.
democratic convention OF 1876 AT that
| time the movement was denounced nv
Oh, pocls,or
tIon orr,r ,nI ,,n, ,oaI,r, ,n.I,,ainr
Cor.r,t w.. 80 ra,a..aI 80
..cr,nLs" ana r,I,.,,,od 49, -"
,onr,h
Tca,a.., ,
- -, -. a. -
~.
fedd some very uncoinplimentary allu-
4jors "a b,,,soIF ,,1 ro,a hon, tno D.,
~
cratic organ was educating the people
tn halIeya thar bn ,v,s nreo chino. -
~ "
A
"u'i"' eAIleu cue s'iEeF con-
No' u HuR"Sn' 1880 10 osueF ahu
" "e Nne feA"itf'eS wv. "e report
'"s Pte''i'iA''e' u ""e hict.'"s'
"e' ''e iNseis'e' eo"'A'Neu ''e ioii"w-
"s r"s
Rest Of is: but s]trangeIy Enougb The
Good Solid Kind Doesn't Suit Them
Can Have Plenty OF II 10 fili Ills PocE"tSi,
Whether II Is Good for Anything or Not
| ali agree that the Rnsc Material Should
be Largely Alloyed With Fiat"
~ u u"S ""e so.N''U"
'a' "at"' . ''uN'e'S "e'o'e '"G
vas "Nni'eu tS "'e eo'''"-
'uu'e'S u '"e puo'' anu "rfe
He 'eh4 """It C"e NsSiS'tf
pA'eu o''' the aeeoutt vi '"dt Jay d
III
lists Adopt q Long SET OF Restrictions De-
nGuneinS ail the Gold-BuES and Those
ton 6{ SilYer"sPEE3ciTJiEss" WY ENIi-
SEHT EbNASGiAL cRAMkS-The Mu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

The Democrats who do not like the
Chicago platform and the Chicago
ticket well enough to vote for them. and
have resolved that will not vote at all,
are going to fire blank cartridges. The
Democrats who are going to vote the
Republican sound money ticket are go
Ing to IRE cartridges with something in
them that will be felt. What sort OF
Democrat are you-what sort OF patriot
are you-miich respected reader?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29
BRYAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BoI7ER.

Bryan wonid have b.ena boiler Ind the
Chicago convention declared for honest
money. lie ii:mseif said so at Eirning-
ham, Ala. In June, 1895, In these words.
"SotiinS I'm heaven above, or on the
earth below, or In hell beneath could
make me support IA gold standard candi-
date OH n gold standard pIntform.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

The Turks were ready 10 massacre n
batch OF Cretans when the commander
OF 4 British irOnclad lowered some boats
just 10 let the Turks know that the pro-
ccrdings interested him. This n an
other reminder OF what the civilized
powers could do with the Turk II they
were united and determined. Soon there
would be no Turkey Ia. DEUCE the nun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Some OF the familiar faces were miss
Ing from last nights popocratic ratiii-
cation meeting In this city. They arc
the faces Of men who acted with she
Democratic party when 1t Sas In huSi-
ness for Itself.
They arc still Democrats; when IS 10
say that they are not P%opocrnt3. They
do not believe in the free coinage Of sil-
yer. they do not believe in the wild vag-
aries OF the Chicago platform, and they
do believe that n crowd that v.llIicS the
supreme court OF the United states Is I
good crowd to have nothing 10 do With
The men who were missing from the
ratification meeting Will be mIsae"
through the campaign, and their ballots
will be missed when the returns come IN.
Some OF them. we are sorry To- say tie
clare that they Will not vote at all.
Others. apprcciatIng more the peril OF
the country and the duty of Eood cIti-
zcns, viii throw their ballots where they
Will do the country the most good.
The Democratic organization has been
capturcd and Is being run this year by II
popocrotlc COmhlnntK There II no
| place in II for trus Democrats, and lhcy
| VIII not DO found there.
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Ohio County Republican Convention

The Ohio. County Republican Convex.
ton will be held Saturday. August !. lSS
at ! O'Clock D.. m, in the chamber Of ths
Second EtaDch OF Council. City BuiIdlng
for the purpose OF nominating four ii
candidates. Tor the House OF DELEGATES a
candidate FOR County Surveyor, and far
the appointment OF one Senatorial Con.
fierce ana one Judicial Conferee from each
mngisterial district, and for the transac.
ton OF ans other business that may pro.
pcrly come before Il.
by order of Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee. JAS. X. HALL,
Chairman.
l-r Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

II Mrs. Lease and General" Coxey
and Carl Browne are not safe business
guides for the people q the United
States. where are we to turn? To the
boy orator and Tom Watson?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

The free silver men OF all sorts OF
names are %bOthering about getting on
the modern ballot In their fused form.
Presently they nay be yelling for more
ballot reform"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

General A. J. Warner Is one Of the
men who have captured the Democratic
national organization to make 1t serve
the Popuiists. How long has he been
regarded as a Democrat of good stand
Ing?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Hotter days than Monday are not so
much to he dreaded. II Is the humidity
that comes along with the hGlt-that Is
what hurts. On such days the best
way to get along Is to do as little us
possible and to worry no more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Now that Weylcr has conceived the
happy thought OF casting into prison
women who sympntisc with the Cuban
patriots, It should moi be more than sew
eral years before he restores order in the
island. Weylcr Is unfolding himself
gradually,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor.
G. W. ATKINSON,
OF Ohio county.
For Auditor.
l. u. LA TOILETTE.
OF Taylor county.
For Treasurer.
N. a. KENDALL.
OF Wood county.
For Attorney General.
E. P. RUCkER.
OF Mcdowell county.
For Superintendent OF Schools.
J. Il TRoTTER.
OF Upshur county.
For Judge OF, Court OF Appeals.
H. C. ~McwHoRTER.
OF Kanawhn county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Is Coxcy to be brought 10 Wheeling to
Instruct our business men and wage
earners In sound business? Coxey is as
flowing a talker as the rest OF them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

General Adoniram Judson Warner has
been in the service OF the silver pro-
ducers long enough to make 4 better
speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Ffrc Cattle and ten lambs Will he roasted
an" servctttn the public. Beef killirc con-
test between two OF the best butchers Of
Wheeling aud Bridgeport. Cali and lamb
Killing contests; horse races for butchers.
horses only. and a race between William
'ienry. e1YRridScort, on foot, md the
horse of 5Shh McGarnon. and all ki@ds Of
other amusGmCats on the grounds Nd
mission TO the grounds l5c; grand s;a"d
lOt; veh!clfTefrcc. jy2T.cS-@-aul-2.ti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

son he Is likely TO have his vote In other
counties cut down Onc.half, and In some
cases entirely wiped out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

the truth. The lawful money of the
United States today Is gold, silver and
paper. What kind OF people does the
Register think It Is talking to?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29
For Presidential Electors.

At Large,
JAMES P. FITCH. OF MononSalla CO.
S. B, RATHBoNE. OF Writ county.
District Electors.
First-HENRY RAYMOND. Harrison CO.
Second-w. H. CHAPLIN. Jefferson co.
Third-JoHN COOPER. of Mercer county.
Fourth-J. w. VANDERVoRT. Wood co.
For Congress.
First District-B. b. DOvENER, Ohio CO.
Second-A. G. DAYTON, OF Barbour CO.
ThIrd-C. P. DORR, OF Webster CO.
Fourth-WARREN MILLER. jackson co.
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Nfw ApvERrIsEsEYrs

ToL595AHN 5000 IS sun TO SUIT =
fcst sI EEsh4N & ALLISON, l3l5, Mar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-29

Tho lNTELLIGENCER embracing its
several editions. is entered In tho Post
once Mt Wheeling. W. Va. as second.class
matter.1
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

which had perhaps been brought t. considerable
perfec ton under earlier pagan influences.
Gut after all, the best evidence Of that civiiza-
ton is the body of Brehon laws Even those VINO
do not agree with the theory 20 which Mr.. Glnneli
subscribes that these laws existed unchanged in
Ireland from a time long before the founding of
Rome down to their revision by Saint Patrick.
are apt to give them still higher antiquity as
relics Of prehistoric Aryan legislation. Much of
them Is still in the form of verso, and doubtless
the whole would be. except for the confusion
worked by the copysts. That fact shows that
they antedote the art Of writing in Western EN-
rope They are far more antique than the class
of men from whom they received their present
name. Mr.. Gnnc. supposes that the Brehons,
legal advisers and judges, became a profession
by themselves distinct from driids and bards
just before the Christian era. They then needed
no longer t. be either priests or poets, but they
were always more than lawyers, for. when ap-
pealed to, they decided cases, ana there was no
court except the places where they individually
chose t. sit. any compulsion on ltiSants To
go to one brehon rather than another. rhcy were
simply men learned in the laws. and their de-
cisions were enforced by the tribal system and
by the trait OF human nature which makes IL
easier TO obey custom than to disobcy it. Mr.
Ginnell describes the whole body Of these laws
as the natural outgrowth OF the Irish character
His study explains the ease with which primitive
Christianity won Ireland by accepting these
edicts OF custom. and also the difcuity wnlcA
tho English have had In Ireland because they
violated the Irish law and hence the Irish nature
at every turn Certainly the ancient legal system
loses nothing for lack OF enthusiasm on the part
OF one OF its latest eXpounders.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
New 1)ublirations.
H>IfE FORUM
25 CENTS.

'THE FORUM o. cr>.~s
for February. lSoG contains:
THE VENEZUELAN CRISIS:
THE PRESIDENTS MONROE DOCTRINE
THEODORE s. wOOLsEY
Professor Of International Law at Yale rnversity
LORD SALISBURY AND THE MONROE
DOCTRINE.
HON. OSCAR s. STRAvS.
Ex-Unted States Minister to Turkey
THE DUTY OF CONGRESS.
ISAAC l.. RICE.
SOME ASPECTS OF CIVILIZATION IN
AMERICA.
CHARLES ELIOT NORTON.
OUR MONETARY PROGRAMME.
j. LAURENCE LATGIiI.IN.
Head Professor Political Economy Chicago University
VICTORIA. QUEEN AND EMPRESS
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD.
THE FRENCH ACADEMY.
HENRY HOCSSAYE. OF the French Academy.
THE STAGE FROM a CLERGYMAN'S
STANDPOINT,
REV THOMAS =. HUGHES.
Rector Church Of the Holy sepulchrc New-Yors.
"GERMAN-AMERICAN AND THE LORDS
DAY.
BISHOP wai. CRoswELL DoANE.
THE HEINE-FOUNTAIN CONTROVERSY,
WILLIAM sTEINWAY.
NOTABLE SANITARY EXPERIMENTS ~
MASsACHUSETTS.
W. r. sEDGWIcK.
Biologist 10 the Massachusetts State roard of Health
THE FORUM PUBLISHING CO.. NewYork
s3A YEAR. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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StPREME COURT.

- In the matter OF the application Of the Board q
Educiton by the counsel 10 The Corporation Of The cy
Aldermen and Commoraty Of the Ci,y Of New York %
certain lands the southerly side OF EIGHTY SECOND
STREET between Avenues A and B, In the Nineteen,a
Ward OF said city duly selected and approved BY SAG
suance Of the provisions OF chapter 1911 the Laws 0s
1883. ~ amended by chapter 33 OF the Laws u 1890
Pugsuan, 10 the provisions Of chapter l9 Of the Laws
Of lsss amended by chapter 50 OF the Laws OF ia.
notice tee s nsrSy given ,ea, an appessn WV be %sds
Special Term OF said Court be held in Part a, ths
COUNTY co9r;ilouse in the city OF New York; on ar: ns
on that day. or as soon thereafter counse can -
heard thereon for the appointment OF Commissioners VI
Estimate In I 10 above-entltled matter .
The nature ard extent OF the improvement hereby "
tended Is tho acquisition Tile by The Mayor Aiermss
and Semmona.ty u the CITY OF New YORK to cer.s az
appurtenances thereto beoaging. the southery sae
ot Eishty second street between Avenues and B n
the Nineteenth Ward Of snid city. Zee simple absolute
The be converted appropriated and used to and
Tor she purposes Specified IN SAID chspsE ~ q The sS y
proved by the Board ~ Education site for schoos
undsc and IN pusuance OF the provisions sy ~
said chape- 81 of the Laws Of $780, being the following
'e,cTSsd & lots pieces or parcels Of land namely situate.
Ne% YORK.. which taken together are bounded ana ae
,crhea as follows legnping At point on the soutee @
the point formed t the intcrsccn OF the souihery ns
OF Eighty second street vita the esstery line Of Avenus
running thence southery. parallel With As A.enus
School No 9c. 1902 feet Inches to line OF n:
block thence caserly parable with Eighty second se e
~ feet and inches: thence norher.y. parallel WIZ
Avenue A. l02 fee, inches to the souhery line o.
eriy line OF Eighty street 81 inches to The
Ps'ss Es ai;s New y YOIk January iI;h 1893 ,, Ma
Tryou Row. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
Croal Notices.

nAVIS, ANGELlNE AIN pursuance &C. ,,l,,n,., cl Mm
~ order OF Hon ~ D. Petty surosat VI Of January
OF suffolk made entered the jtn nay W
is hereby that, whereas ~
intend to apply the Surogates court VI h Es,ats Of
curoIk for Letters OF Administration on me r'sa.u VI
Angeline Davis. late OF iuntng1n s ,bn BOND re-
aured by law granting such Letters ~ q,
suance Of Section 2Gt+ OF the Code OF ON' iio'e' "
he Of New-York r.,a,a Of the said
All persons having claims against the o,,sed 90 nTa
nre,,ne A Davis deceased. are hereby hn,l"e1 ,o, o.
sent The same to Surrogate o the county u nn n,
al his office Riyerhead Suroik ouh's' .'' 80 " -
before the second day OF March. lsea,
ba'eo ''"''"e'' ADELAIDE VI. DAVIS
"iN' Petitioners
,rrrpy " GAINES Attorney for Petitioners. No. 2Sf
Pearl street. NewYork CRY.
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RI.IDING PLANS EILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
fled to-day. Jan. Is:
New buildings:
Merose-ave, W 157th-s. two fve-story
ana basement DITCH mats os LOUIS - o'" $4,000
3sth-st No $40 West hve-story and basement
brick fiat by John Karst jr. OF No 2os west ., ooo
49, eoS% Nv " :" corneri r,rceman.s a two-.tory
frame workshop. hy Charles Jorgerson. q 80 So
1.2SI Hoc-st, owner. W."
Aiterations -
2i-sve No SO by Samuel Wallack. Of No i3S
West 132d-st. nye-story brick and stone .oo
dwelling .............. ""
Franklin It. Nos I26. l2s and l3o by Francis
II Teggctt. Of No . West i3d-s,. nine .
5th-st. No G2f East. h. city Of New-York. TO
brick public school. cost not estimated
Wall-st. No 60 by Eva Coo. of No . East -.
1Uih-s a scvcn-story brick Office building. Lou
42d-si. No los West by Ridley estate. No 203 80
State-st Brooklyn a four-story brick store. 31oN
Beckman-st. No - by John r Downey. Of No
10 West 45th-st to a hve-story brick store ana ~.
Gtb ave n " corner i5thst. by Mrs Alice Ad
I'M Of il6 Madison four and
brick store and salesroom. OW
2gth-st. No A. West. by " Bogardus. Of No 1So
S?th-st. to threc-story and basement -
isick and dwelling g....................... IO
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

"A TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD" commencing
the 23i day Of January 1895 and continuing therein
consecutvely for nine 90 days thereafter OF the con-
nrmaton of the Opening and Acquiring
Title To the following In the several wards herein
designated:
rWENrY-THiRD wARD-i67th St. between Jerome
and Sheridan
TWENTY FOURTH wARD-PARsoNs ST. from
Broadway TO Bailey WOLF PLACE. between Jerome
and lnwood aves. ASIlBEL p. FITCH Comptroller.
city OF New York. Finance Department
Comptrollers Office. January %, iS.,G.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

Wdmaysr. "nran mnH T;,r, ynb nor, 40 vear e33 co
Weed Joseph f.. o Charles + Strong and anothcr'
trustees ..ers etc 'iS'S'' @V II oi 5000
same TO SANE SAM 'iS'-s'' -" II % $4,000
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
REAL ESTATE TrANsFEns.

't,e,, =, r '9S # Il ,f io'n1ic. M =, ,aNo2a.
a,rl.. ''@ j. ~, iiI' , T.i '' Iai',. i ,asIs.
Arminna Me'ru 90 J,-.,a = ,ci...........
d,'n-.t. 5. j., u ~ ,'a.a'r. 2.N..'.s sns,n
r~ons,. ". g4'r.N. g. J.hn ls.m'.y
s:.s.. .. if % llfh.as~. -'Nlvi",
Charles nuny g.; a' eD,ilaf '' 6c'rs- h"i.'- m
hard. 5.ie> part. .......-.. y
s,ar ] r'rr,i ,,, i'n ,...l ''I' M y. " % ...
@a,na,' " 81 W's' same 80 Au4"is naa'"'nn.
San, p~sr.p Ci'-i'a ran, r.. ~i. - siani.4".
sam r.op.r,t' El'. ruay .o same ............ j.
lsi-aye. ofnr. "'a.s, loo>si". 'a'm At
2i.,,~ '. io,.io 9, s ~ ,l.,.-i. .,i..s. Mat-
sal't Reilly o. 'iu.'lra l. Nof'hinhn 49,. -V"'
LOUIS S,.in and vr- {. f..r'a''N ~. ..nn4......
Fan T. TIA e., M.ul.' " 4. Neaie ...-..,
Io,ti--i. s. o. Ioi o. o.. Lexington a.. lpAl"'l'.
n.'oa ave. - y ,,rnr- ,.n .i s-.po Nia.as
c.,,,r al. vie Z, ABRAHAM kaufman. ........
Ia,oA ave MOI. lf.tt %. =. ro q ~ ~ hf0es
Aaa'. - 49, .,,is,. Nnian j. war-..,@ All
VIZ 1, William j. NL-fin,a a. 'Y...... ..-....
i/on,sa st. s. s.. -, r. o. - t.n -, 2l..D io,--.x
w@,,F si ''s~'. sew 81. ',., - SO '', Ja iian~r 4.
stanton ST. s.. Hs y. hs.." ua,a.ser T., Naa,c
b. s, D. s. 4o ., w = A,enuo =. M,i9 4 i-,N,on
2,ia-ai. 80 ~ f'si. William g nay,- f,i.r~r.
- ne Ma.aing'oa Iife insur.rc' ',mpa"'.-.- -
2.in. 81, - 40 ra.' sane a. am. -......... il"
- a''. y" $50 Herman J""iz~n ari VIE ~ ~
81 - 81 81; VS.. N,s.r'',s p,~aler to
4cii' st. =. 80 r. " ~ ~ ave. -lA,,, fmiiy
S.n0u>ou :athar KEN. n.r aud aluti.~.... Isry
CAt.'rln~-sf. - ~ s. part o lot .p, il.? g
SH'n NarhingtuusII.. HnsLd s. nrgss and
~if- - Harriet J. lAfrt-...... ...........-
b Dkri tf". p. 'a~t ha.i - l' 10. GA mao ~
Mssa H. sea,a % n,f di '' la, a. may o.;
utn Narhlngto oHt ll.e. SAN t. slrr..........
Ie b.: ave. =. lot -. map ~ Washington.
fl.l's tafi" g same
Wills ave. =. ~ certr" line u Hrnfs -. s2y
3l9Xti. lSt.t". ff.nKl.n \ Wilcox and wlfe
l,sa '''" St, ~ rs ' East, iai cannon to May
cannon ..-'.-
l,jtn II. n p. l053 k"ll, ST. -.y'lS 3Aeix
lo". walter W Taylor hrl wife 90 Joferh sin
not.............. ....... ................ i2s
Westch"stcr ave, conner Union ave. - llN
g. r1iy5AG6 Bertha ScAuucK and another u
Marie 27on
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
0earl)ers.

Qearbers.
- RADIATE Of Yale and Columbia. for twelve
VI tutor In wellknown families additional pupils.
special experience In college preparatory instruction.
WINTHROP .242 broadway
WANTED IMMEDIATELY Ladies': Teacher col
w ege preparatory work kindergarten teacher English
teacher college graduate. Gentleman: Teacher
drawing: gentleman. English branches Miss DONOVANS
Teachers Bureau and Musical Agency East l4h-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

Danrina 6fhooIe.
4 LEXANDER MACcHEGOR.
n Mendelssohn Rooms lC6 and Jos West 55th-st.
Private lessons and classes in dancing.
fNEO wAII.ACE'S SCHOOL. Leslie Rooms. SD and
II boulevard (new budingj.- Opening Feb hth Glasses
forming. HARLEM SCHOOL. 30. 81 West l2Gth
circular
IN GEORGE DODWORTH.
~ AND "a EAST 10TH STREET.
Class and privcte lessons Mems class Mondaya
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

hWIGIIT SCHOOL
- tAcademc Depar nent Of y. Y. Preparatory Schoo)
Sixteenth year begins September - Ccrilhcai" admits
to colleges WITHOUT FURTHER EXAMINATION.
Laboratories. Gymnasium. For announcement addr -
Principal ARTHUR WILLIAMS Nae). li13 l,3sD Broad
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

DERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
ID Madison Square (25h-st. and broadway. Nev Or
(ierrnana Bk (Fulion st. CltS lialD. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29

TT STUDENTS ILLUSTRATING LEAGUE. Ea
"A 18th All branches. rfe classes beginners coach"
special ladies' classes. daily evening" nc~spap"r mag
zines circular X. CHAMPNEY Director.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
3nsfrnrtton.

For Young Laiies-Cty
Nl St. Y YNMrs, SARAH ii: EMEKs0%. rrineaa
ieges. a few boarding pupils taken.
Mss VI, L. EAYsoN, b. a.: ho;ARDING AND ANp 5A pAy
aration. lie West 18th St. New-iorh
75 w-s, 5s;h Street.
THE JAcoToT scl,Q9lr W}sS4 ssr,,sr
boarding and day school for girls kindergarten for
Mile FRoMI:NT an. Mrs. c. l.. MORGAN. Principals.
THE MISSES EETf E2vEIs1Bs ss1t9oI Ihp2E T9F GIRLS
For Both sexes.-City.
RERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Germania BIZ Fulon st. ODD Cii1 HalD. brooklyn
Art Schools
AFT STUDENTS Li: SThAT!NG , IEAGUE Eat
zis,' Zines. crcuar X CTIAMPNEy. Director.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS viii receive one boy
~ al half rate. HEAD MASTER. Room ~
West IAN St
RERKELEY SCHOOL.
is. 20 % & 2i West 44,h ST.
The Spring haii. 10th year. Will begin Monday Febru-
rhc Mid-Year Examaa,ons n, which candidates for
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III Boarding and Day School Girls College Prcpara-
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boarding Day and colles. rroparatory Tor Girls Both
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Is. 90 % 2i West 44th ST.
The Spring Haii. 10th year Will begin Monday Febru-
ary Sd.
The Md-Year Examinations. NJ which candidates for
admission presen: themselves. Will take place on
January 29h and goth.
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HOME INSTITUTE TARRYTOwN- on HI DSON.-A
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Reopens Sept 18th. Miss NJ. W. Metcaf. Principal
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Academic College Preparatory Lectures BY Professors
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