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NOT DEAD. BUT SLEEPING.
HALF FOR HIM TO FINISH HIS NAP-A
BREAKFAST AND a LUNCHEON.

Boston April lG-William Jennings Bryan ar
rived in this city from Connecticut early this fore
noon for a long promised visit 10 the Democrats Of
Massachusetts. The train bearing M. Bryan
reached here at e.. O'Clock. William : McNara-
NEE secretary Of the State Committee. Robert
Treat Paine ir.. AID Philip -. NckcrsOn were at
the station TO welcome the visitor
Az soon as the train stopped Timothy 'oakley.
who net Mr. Bryan in Connecticut. and Mr.. Walsh.
Of the Massachusetts Stat" COMMITTEE STEPPED on
and reported that Mr. Bryan sleeping. and
would not leave the until O'Clock The vel
coming party and the porters went into the car
behind that which Mir Bryan occupied. and waited
fo- the distinguished silver advocate TO awake Al
o'clock Mr. Bryan appeared and was warmly gree ted
bv the committee. lie was escorted to the Amer-
can House where suite OF rooms had been pre-
pared for him After informal chat with the
Democratic leaders he retired TO prepare FOR the
breakfast Of the BimetalHc League given III H'a
honor at o'clock. ,,
FAST was ended Colonel Nick.rson made brief
sneech and Mr. Bryan welcomed hv f. Moody
Rovnton The guest OF honor was loudly applauded
as he to respond: ,-, -,
Mr Rryan made brief address barely touching
on the money question, ana ne was loHo"ed pS
George Fred Williams. OF Dedham
A, l2:30 o'clock hundreds Of Democrats gathered
>or n reception to Mr.. Bryan AT the American
House and shortly after o'clock Iunch'on was
served
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THE ST. PAUL'S PASSENGERS.

FIX GOVERNOR FLOWER. ASSISTANT SECRETARY
Among the passengers who arrived last night on
the steamer st. Paul from Southampton were r.
Caldwell. H. w. Falk. x-Governor Roswell p
Flower. II. r. WINS Lieutenant A. c. Baker. T.
g. ~. and T. W. Cridler Third Assistant Secretary
Of State and United States Commissioner 10 the
Paris Exposition
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the steamer Campana from Liverpool and
Queenstown were Charles A. Clapp, William Cleg-
horn c. Clifton. Walter Dixon. William Johnston
H. Harrison. Gordon Le!th. Frank Gair Ma
mander Willard n. Brownson, L. 8. N: Alexander
Wallace. Luis TANGO. Colombian Minister to Paris
ter to Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
LIGHT ENROLMENT IN BROOKLYN
BLANKS TO RE FILED LATER.

BLANKS TO RE FILED LATER
The Brooklyn Bureau OF Elections was ready for
the business Yesterday OF enrolling the voters who
wish TO take part in their party organization
under the primary law. George l.. Weed OF
the TweAty-thrd Ward. formerly an Assembly
man. and candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for Congress was the first person enrol.
The second Commodore David j. Watkins
clerk OF the Republican General Committee The
business started in slowly. and by only
hundred enrolment blanks had beer flea The
bureau kept op'r throughout the afternoon con-
,,aIy TO it's ususi custom Saturdays. t. receive
tre blanks Of all who wished to enroll Nany Com
rissioners OF DEEDS were working all owe. the Dor
ouch Throughout tho day under the gulda nee OF the
Ward and Assembly District committees securing
signatures OF party men TO the blanks. and when
these are filed the number Of enrolments will be
large.
u is rot expected that trouble will follow the
blunder IN the Twenty-th.rd Ward. by which i'm
rerfact blanks on Thursday and
Friday The election oficias have been warned
10 watch for them.
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feaoins Aotels ano hesiaurants.
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
FOR information circulars etc. Of any Hotel or Hess"-
rant below call or address (send stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
81 Fifth-nvc. New.York.
Ale m.ans A 10 Carte: Tdh.. Table dHots Dinner

DELMONICO'S. .5,h-ave. cor. eoth-st. 10 carte
RESTAURANT MARTIN...........A Ale. Idh sIi<o
UNIVERSITY PLACE AND 9TH STEEL
BREvOORT House Ave 8 ST. Ale. Tdh. sl.Io
BREvOORT House Finely equipped restaurant
BREVOORT HOuse Unexcelled Tdh. concert Sundays
LEON FLOURET. 5th-ave & 18th. Ale. Tdh 20 hus'c'
GAZZO. .Ioth-st. B'wsy. Tdh.. " torches'rA
THE MARLDOROUGH..... .Bway S'th-s- AIc
Tdh. breakfast. o0c. lunch. boe; dinner 81
SHANLEY's. .Bway 42d-st. } la carte Dinner@
sHANLEY's. .p'way q aoth-st. After Theatre Suppsn
SHANLEY's. S'h-ave a 23d-st. Full Orchestra
MOUQUIN's. ):o Ann-st. 40 Fuiton-st Ia carte.
MOUQUIN'S. Knickerbocker Cottage lave Zs'n
NOr0iI~'S. )Foreign wines a speciality. Open a. m
HOTEL III NGARIA.{ Tdh. Lunch. II 2 p M DOC
4rNION so EAST. tDlnner. $500. 7jc. WI wine. si'
METROPOLITAN REST. b way 9Th. Ac Tdh'''
THE III NGARIAN RESTAURANT. Boulevd Cafe.
CN SECOND AVE-. No. l5s Aic.. Tdh. ) Gipsey Band
VI elbows GERMAN RIcSTAURANTI Ito Ei'''
Understandable East i<th-st A la carte
LANTEIME. 40 Union So. East. Ale. Tdh.' 'oe
HOTEL MINOT. .I20th-st shave Ale. Idh. DUO
PEPPERS East lNh-st Tdh and Aic'
REST. DE PARIsss unlvty PlAic.. Tdh SOC VIII vine
ST. NICHOLAS Hotel 81 way adj WashPl / Ale d
NEW YORK HOTEL .665 Broadway. ION. Oc
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 w. e6th-s, Aic. Tdh.. "'e
HOTEL vIENSA.io1 W. +4th-st Tdh with wiae) DIG
AGASSTS REST. li8 University Fl. Ale. Tdh "c'
M. dc FRANCOIS Macdoueai. Lch. +oc Tdh' ooc' w.
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THE OLD FAITH RENEWED.
LETTER FROM GROVER CLEVELAND AND
A SPEECH by W D. BYNUM AT A DEMO
CRATIC DINNER IN BROOKLYN

A LETTER FROM 'rR'JN FIX i'fN r'i-f'-'' |'''''
SPEECH BY W y. BYNuM AT A DEMO
CRATIC DINNER IN BROOKLYN
The Brooklyn Democratic Club had a dinner last
night AZ the Argyle Hotel. which was ma lie note
worthy by the reading Of letter from Grover
Cleveland and by speech by ext congressman
William u Rynum chairman OF the National
Democratic pariy's National Committee In the
campaign Of 1896 Mr. Bynum declared that he "a
vored any kind OF honorable compromise WIN
the Bryantes and that only in the triumph OF
the National Democracy was there any hope or
escaping the growth Of a strongly organized autoc-
racy on the one hand and the wild revelry or n
Popull site reign on the other hand.
Ex-President Cleveland's letter read ms follows:
Westland Princeton. "
a H. Eastmond President Brooklyn Democratic
club.
Dear Sir: have received your letter asking FOR
a word of announcement ana sympathy, 70 o'
read at the dinner TO be given by the brooklyn
Democratic club. wnen you say. II VIII pro
claim anew it's faith in the old Democratic pr'h-
cipes .,, .
my belief that strict adherence to those pfln-
cipes In their unadultcrated strength and integrity
Constitutes the best hope for National safety ana
the only hope for Democratic party success can
am however 60 deeply Interested in every effort
tending toward the restoration OF the integrity or
our party and it's reinstatement in popular conf
dence that I cannot refrain from expressing the
hone that the occasion contemplated by your club
may usefuiiy contribute to this result
The Democratic party has a history too grand a
cause glorious. n mission too exalted. and tn
umphs too inspiring to permit in this time OF
new. strange and UNI Democratc combination.
Yours truly. IRON FIX ''l,E\ tlANp.
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coal coNTRARAND OF WAR

ENGLAND'S DECISION REGARDED rs ENTIRELY
~ THE INTEREST or THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON. April III Senators ~ al shades
Of opinion on the Cuban question regard a
~ great importance tho announcement that
Great Britain has decided t. frea' coal a. con
traband Of war In her West Indian possessions
in case Of war between this country ard spain
While the decision is appnrcn;ly impartial.
Senators that the Office, necessarily VIII to"
entirely In the interest %: IN" United states be
cause this country is 50 near IN" s"7i ~ war.
and therefore, VIII not be- compelled 20 ak
fsvors Of other nations. while SPAN NnI nave
only her store AZ Porto Rico 10 Ora" on Hhr
has been making all ~" purc bases 81" c'u q
but the stock ~ necessarily slender. ana S"hh
tors think that one - tn" frst attack I'D cas-"
n; war will be- Porto Rico Th't expect thHt
point 10 be captured carly In the wnr. AMI thin@
this capture will hav" the elect ~ soon ter
rn,natlng hostllitics with England treating
roal as contrahand. even the most 'onF'r' ave
senator's think q will ho impossible for : .'ain
Tong to maintain a conflict IN waters go Tar ie-
moved from her has" ~ supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
DPOITH FEARED IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. April 1G-Owng to tho dread OF
drouth the stockrncn In Central and Southern Call
.ornia Are leasing swamp and o"eriowed land in
Tho river bottoms with the hope OF securing pas
turave later IN the season than they can hope for
~, ,on,o elevated sections The average rental paid
"a cents an acre, although for some choice pieces
IL is reported that in one instance ~ an acre mas
been leased as In the OF Venice Island on The
San Joaquin. The single firm OF Miller & Lux has
ing 70 find pasturage in the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
"SKETCH MART GREAT SUCCESS

The second day OF the Sketch Mart" held by the
alumni and students Of the Woman's Art School
Of Cooper Union was as successful as the first
There was large number Of visitors both in the
afternoon and evening among them being Presi-
dent Seth Low II Columbia University Mr.. Low
was called for a speech and he made n short
address The pictures. particularly the sketches
ard pastcs. sold Ike hot cakes yesterday. and
wnen tho mart closed last night not left
except those retained by the ASSOCIATE From
the proceeds Of the sale the students expect be
the year
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THE REPUBLICAN CIr'R APPROVES

4, the smoker held by IN" Republican club
last night AZ ia house No. 80 Fifth-ave. eloquent
speeches on the international situation were made
by Chaunrey NJ Dcpew. president Of tho club. and
ex Mayor Strong There were about a hundred
men present. and Mr.. Depew was Instructed by
una nimous vote telegraph to President Nc
Kinlry the clubs indorsemcnt OF his course In the
Spanish American troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
orr FOR FOREIGN SHORES.

lain H. Starin, Waiter r. T. Jones. Captain
Thomas Free and ". NJ Macleod were among the
M ssengers sailing the Etruria yesterday. La
Cascogne had among the other passengers Bellamy
Storer. United States Minister 10 belgium NINE
ecalchi Giovanni Bodinl. the artist and count
Henry de Julvecour'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

A special Ciyil Service examination IL to he held
on April - In the rooms Of the United States Civil
Service Commission In tho Postofice Building for
assistant surgeons. hospital stewards. marine engi
ncers and sanitary inspectors In the Marine Hos
pital Service; inspectors and assistant INSPECTORS OF
hulls and boilers aids for the Coast and Geodetic
Survey and other places Tho Commission is cspe-
cally DESTROYS OF securing as many eligible candi
for these places possible and the usual ten
days' notice required to he sent In by applicants
for tho examina ton has been waived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
rEw ENROLLED IN RICHMOND.

There light enrolment in the Borough OF
Richmond yesterday under the primary law
As the regular Democratic and Republican organ
iza;,ons had not taken any action yet regarding
rcitceri. 70 interest taken In the sessions
OF :hc Board yesterday. II Is estimated that no;
l.oir inau one hundred men or both parties put
down the!r names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
COMMANDER BRowNsON RETURNS.

mander W II. Brownson. VINO mas peeh III
Europe during the last month TOT '"e puIpose "
buying warships and torpeho-oo''s ~, ~,
.,nr,con Navy was n passenger the cunard
liner campania which arrived al her dock about D
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tribune reporter
met Commander Brownson on the pier The COM
n,ander said that II Of course. Impossible Tor
nin 90 say anything about the results OF MS 'fp'
but he added that he was well satisfied with what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
MORE UNION PACIFIC MONEY.

The Government yesterday presented through the
sub-Treasury TO the banks holding balances OF tho
Union Pacific purchase money drafts aggregating
s,s go this being the fourth instalment called for
within the last two weeks. Each of the install
r,cnta has been OF the same amount. and two more
viii nroba Div be paid this week. The Sub-Treasury
wa. debtor to the Clearing House yesterday in
only &i.4b,Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
POBEPT HULIARD RIFLES MS JANI|OH'
KNOCKS Tur MAN DOWN AID HAS HIM APP
RESTED.

pobor- uiiliard. .hc actor. had william Jack
.oc tho iaritor Of tho hathouse No 10 West
ryontv-sixth-s, arrested last night fiilliard
conp,ained that tie jani'or had been abusing him
ond his wife and children. and when he repri-
ao,ded him the man nut his hand 10 his nip
pocket. Willard knocked him down. and poce-
- arrested the ianitoT charge OF intoxica =
TOW made bv billiard blackjack was found
e. The ianitor's nip pocket when he was locked mp.
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THE HOLLANDS SUCCESSFUL TRIP
OWED THREE TIMES AND STAYED lNpEN
,.,r,-p ION ,tr..rrTrc

WATER FOR MINUTES
Tho submarine torpedo-hont HOLLAND had thor
oIgh test Yesterday afternoon In Princes Bay. on
the light on old Orchard Shoal. Mr.. Holland was
IN caarge Three times 'hc boat went under water.
and on. time was under tho surface for twelve min
uies reappearinr fully \ mile and a hair from
whore she went down Tho boat had been out %
eight 60 long that those watching her manTuvres
,roro the ting began to he afraid that something had
haopened 10 her Mr. Holland was fully satisfied
with the performance Of ~" boat under water and
on tho surface ,
Another test Will ~ mnd" be'or" IN" nnal trial.
n, whi.h naval officials will he present and which
II scheduled 20 take place this week one or the
crew was overcome while I'm the boat ana mad 10
he ,.ken ~ tho tug He was suffering from acute
kidney iroIhle and was not affected NJ NIL ny heing
IN tho bon'
Zee, Of water over no. coming tower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
FEW ENROLLED IN QUEENS.

the enrolment in he Borough of Queens en-
,rcmely light yesterday. not more than three
hundred names including members OF both parties.
beinz placed on the rolls. The election officials ex-
plain this by saying that light enrolment was ex-
i@,feG the first day. but that the total is likely
20 be large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
cTOcERPOEEP BREAkS HIS LEG

lanes NJ Leopold broker. at No ~ broadway.
living at No l5G West Fifty-cigh'h-st slipped and
fau as he was alighting from a cab In me flnza
- Central Park Yesterday afternoon. and tract
wed his leg He was taken home In an ambulance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
HESS NIGHT AT THE ARMY AND NAVY CLCB

A Saturday night mess given by the MEM
eers OF the Army and Navy Club at the clubhouse.
80. Is West Th;r.y-frs;-s,.. last night About fifty
members attended. The affair Informal. and
mono but members were admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
THE NAHANT PUTS OUT TO SEA.
BELIEVED TO HAVE PASSED DELAWARE BREAK

Delaware Rrcakwat-r. Del April l6-The mari
time observer here reports that vessel which
pa ascd 70 sea AZ 40 O'Clock this morning was
probably tho United. states monitor Nahant with
M New York Naval Militia on hoard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
ARKANSAS TO FURNISH A REGIMENT.

TA.tle Rock. Ark. April is-Governor Jones hns
received notice from the War Department that Ar
kansas will he required to furnish regiment Of one
thousand men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Cherbourg April I6-Thc family OF j. H. MacAr-
,hur the second secretary Of the tnted states
aa,,on nj Madrid sailer from this port to-day
y, m. steamer FIRST Bismarck. The vessel was
Sn ,ained Tor an hour awaiting the arrival OF Mr.
McArthur's family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Nrm publications.
EPILEPSY.
An account the only rational mod. 81 treatment
Published by IN. WILLIAMSON SANTrARiUM
Ere. Cor siam, new LONDON. CONN.
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The ID Battalion OF tho Naval reserve "mch
HEADQUARTERS in Brooklyn. learned last night
.h, tho NAVY Depart ment had decided TO call on
,ho Naval MILITIA OF N"w-York TO furnish the mon
rooded 10 man the Yankee, which was formerly the
Morgan liner ri Norte. Commander Stayton VIII
,I -; h,s once to-day and expects to receive the
IN c,al order through the Adjutant General 10 de-
tai men TO the Yankee II VIII require 70 men to
.na' ,hn YANKEE and IL IN not known whether all
,hnae men will be drawn from the brooklyn Re-
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
MUNICIPAL NON-PARrIsANsHIP.

II will be observed that members OF the Citizens
Union free enroll members o, the Repub-
lican party. and after enrolment Will continue AT
liberty to be non-partisan in municipal pc tics
This right is further eapha sized by the following
provisions Of the Primary Election law
No organization association OF citizens for the
election OF city officers shall be deemed pOtica.
party within the meaning Of this act. and member
ship in any such organization assoc.a ton shall
no; prevent elec'or from enrolling with and act
ing member Of political party.
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THE ST. PAUL. HERE ON HER LAST PEACE
TRIP
SIZE CO.'S 70 rHIrADTLPHiN TO-DAY +" ~.
MADE INTO \ wARsIfir

SIZE Co.'s 70 rHrI.ADrII1IN TO-DAY 7" ~.
MADE INTO \ wARsHrr
The Ano American liner s.. Paul which has made
49, las, trim ocros. tho ocean FOR som" time AZ
toad a, b.r dock AZ .c0 O'Clock last night. Hv q
o.clo.k this morning she Will have been unoad"h.
a-l Will be on her way 20 Phindelphl'' 10 ~ m"'
into = war hIp The -. Paul with h"r sister snip
,he 81 Louis and the other twin SHIPS. ~" RATS
and the New York. have been ch'ri'r"1 n' inc
United State Govcrnm"ni' ana VIII %" """f'" '"''
into auxiliary cruisers.
Tho ST. raul's last passage was rather fo"s"
,o ero carried only forir-iwo nrst cabin pas
eenge-s though 10 had been booked. II vas s"id
rho o,hern remaining behind because oi IN" wal
scare Those who ia sail were fnll OF PATRIOTISM
and National airs were heard All IN" WAY h'r'SN III"
Atlantic on tn" American vessel
Amoug tho passengers on tho ST Paul "er" *
Covernor and Mrs Roswell r Flower. and Lieu
,e,an, 4 G. Baker. T. < y. They had come nom"
because Of the wa tar
7, was said by some persons mar al l"' vi. ~
a ,rou NJ the vessel had expressed their 'h'"h
,,on of cnlising In tho Navy Of the heo "'a'"S
In case of war None OF IN" officers OF '"e N'SS'.
you'd commi, himself on this point. bat some OF
,her, said that such move Was pr"papl"' '"'
..tor,,v NJ the crew said they wanted 10 Ho INTO
tho navy ard all said 50 enthusiast'chy. ne ~
paul has twcnty-s.x officers ana I" or' mo,,id n, We
bmnIred men Many Of them. h""rV'r Muu'u "' nI
80 he Transferred TO make room 'of gunnoIS a,n
~ ox,eri,nrcd men F1ghiern 81 lhe nh'n ~. '"
irnaav io,ncd the Navy They left The - Pau t.
o. az one Of the vessels bought ny me h''rd
60 , "n e. ENGLAND The were nrcnen II
oilers had been needed they could nav" p'T b. en-
r,n,s ana men are Americans. either naNv" or
naturalized. $50. @, paul "a a fierce halter
- ,ia Snaniard. While talking with ex-toyyern ~.
flower one day coming over. ne SAID mn s"r 80, -,
pan would never fall prey 10 any spanish PRIV
a" Ue declared that II he wer" chnseh ny d
speniard hc would sail the snip 10 he,' , Or,
bp would let her he caught. lie .rprssSeh .ne urn
ho,,"f Thai the St Paul could not he cauen' py
onv spanish vessel ahoat ne also snin ma. sno
,rould make Il nne war vessel. ana """'" "'""''
herself well wherever she was
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1nsirnrtion.

Jnstrnrtlon.
For BOY, and Young Men-Cty
rpERKEIEY SCHOOL. 20 Mes: %4th 81
Is Entries received Tor vacancies occurring IN
S.r,.rier }. CLARK READ. Registrar
For Both Scxcs.-City.
HERIJrl Madison Sa (25th 81. 4 way. y Y;
SCHOOL. OF ~ Court ST. Il klyn. branches In other
LANGUAGES. cities Best teachers Moderate. terms
For Boys and Young 5ien-Counry.
DOcKr.AND INSTITUTE. Nyack- on -the-lludson =
IL Superb high locHtoE boys home Ire preparatory
school: college. commercial English. single rooms
CAPT !. WILSON. 4. NJ. Prin.
ct JOHNS SUMMER SCHOOL
- TENTH SESSION SUMMER OF 1898. AT
ST Johns SCHOOL. MAS1IUS. y. Y.
Including bicycle camp. and ocean cruise on
school yg .h rxcept.ons. opportunities for sudy Apply
TO Col NERBECK. Manius. y T.
Miscellaneous.
\-ARRAGANSETT PIER summer season oxford man.
candidates examinations offered quiet hon"
during June. and con'ci-ntiou, coaching In defectNe
sfuiIes. \ los " aGit 81.
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he had hcen able 70 accomplish. and thought that
his purchases would b" found TO be Judicious.
Commander Brownspn a good deal more
willing TO ask questions 'nan 20 answer ih"m ana
appeared much Interested In hearing OF the present
condition 81 Affairs
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cdthcrs

-oN><(-||r~/%-
Jar " q NOVEL;. Prvs,. rutor.-Two pupils re-
| } c.,y.d in family Pupils also taught at homes
Highest rNferences Address III East SD 81.
/,KApi-ATE u 'orre University VII give hrs lass
fr..,urfou mathematics physics. English trrnch
AMI German Actress I. STIFF. car- Sewmork. ~ r.
ll7fh
WANTED A. Governess In family. \ LADY ~ 70
w or.ronf high etucetion experienced In tehcninS
..re children srd unfouh"d references must p" 'npa
t. y, ..nch~s Frelish French. Music and Elementary
,,s 10 wiling ll,~ the country. must not IL
49,. ia - m young md - - amlaol~ iisp .'on
.-d GOOD h. ith tour children 10 he taught
- 90 be
WANTED Teacher. september vacancies tenor solo
w Ee,0rrei tr,fIr.n. MAY lFi pianist. violin
L., r.,err~ss Tnssh Piano. w. German g0'crne..es
"a, t-,a,rh y,yernr.. Miys DONOVAN American En-
r-r.,r Flisafl.n nal Agenrs. =" Easi ian a.
~, Nrr.f, In n. country a Young refined ms
w t.s.hAr AMI -ompanioa - bright boy = eight
-, fr m Ma, - - 80, IT, IN" -prah nC French IRE
,.-r.r ADDRESS l-'i.r only - " RUSSELL. "43
West
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Gtbool Nqrntlcs.

Gthool Narntcs.
MrrlcA~ ASD FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y ,.apll~s Professors Teachers Tutors ''overneSe"
A. 10 t,"llsr.. sctoua and Families Apply
Mr.. - J Young FULTON. IT Union square
,trpfAx ,toYPirEF'S I-acn-rs agency supplies pro
gov>rnessrs In all i~r's
ool. rar.ri, p commended 80 Sth 10th ~