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PILLSBURY.

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CONSOLIDATED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02

are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Hatton,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. o. Ramshaw are en-
PERTAINING Mrs Mary Ramshaw and u.
j, Ramshaw Of Peoria, Ill.
Miss Mabel HuHfer returned this
week after 10 days visit with Salt
Lake friends.
DIR. John Hannlnn Of Butte City Is
visiting with Eureka relatives.
Mrs. James u. Stack and son visited
friends at the capital city this week
William Bridges and Mrs. Lizzie Cur
tis were married Wednesday evening
by Judge Thomas G. Burns. The cou-
pie left Thursday morning for Nephi,
where they will spend their honeymoon,
after which they viii return and make
their home In Eureka. The groom ls
well known here being son OF Capt.
Geo. 7. Bridges, and is an employe of
the oxford cafe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN AND
for Moroni Precinct, city of Moronl,
County " Sanpetc. State ~ Utah BEFORE
Nicls G. Nielsen, Justice OF the Peace
Aaron Hardy. Jr, Plaintiff. VS. Mary n.
Jolley Defendant The State OF Utah to
the above named Defendant: You are
hereby sumomned 20 appear before the
above entitled court within ten days after
the service Of this summons upon you, N
served within the county IN which this
action Is brought otherwise. within twon-
" days after this service ana defend
the above entitled action: brought AGAINST
you 90 recover the sum OF forty-eght doll
lars and FIVE cents, with Interest thereon
from the date OF filing NJ complaint here
in, ana tho costs of said action.
And IN case of your failure TO do so.
judgment will be rendered against YOU ac-
cording 20 the demand of the comnlaint
NlEI.S c. NIELSEN.
Justice OF the Peace.
Aaron Hardy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WASATCll NOTES.

r. II. stemerson and wife OF North
Dakota were at Wasatch last Sunday,
Geo A. Hawkes. and sister took din
ner at the hotel Sunday last
" G, GIN and Miss Virginia Steph-
ems are at the hotel for "A week.
II, n. Smilli and Pearl s. Peerce
came w Thursday night to visit Miss
stephens.
Atty IT, S. Richards. oscar II. Jen-
sen and VIM. McConahay came up
Sunday and rented cottages for the
season.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing VIII be at the hotel
soon.
Mr. shanfelberger ana party will be
up for the Fourth,
People who don't come to Wasatch
this season will make a great mistake.
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LI;iiI,

-, the NJ, |. A. of the Alpine
ThutsuIpdI a festival in the city PARK
SAKE h'.iion In the afternoon there
ard peNyaiiygame. basket bail game, re-
vas a ,'' M, races. After the sports
Jay anu I who had their lunch with
Tie PeVp,ta,red to the pavilion, where
them, ps we're set. In the evening a
long .n Iii was given which was much
grahu nv nv all, The festival proved TO
ealo'eua success and was the most
be a az event held in this stake FOR
long time
vonday evening Mr., and Mrs. a; 4,
ay entertained In honor OF their
Ala' Joseph. who was married TO MISS
son Rover of springvllle In the Salt
Axe Temple last wednesday ''une
~.
-, uosiah Evans and Mr.. Wheelon
n GaIland we're visitors here Wednes-
isy
.. and Mrs winston Of Provo were
',,g with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. 5,
gyadbent last week
Nee VIM. T. Taylor OF Salt Lake City
",stIng with relatives here
'"
NJ, and Mrs, Jesse Smith of Garland
90 amending few weeks with reia-
lives,
n, I, Wells of this place and MISS
vsSslG Thorne Of Salt Lake City were
,.a,r,ed IN the Salt Lake Temple We'd
na MIR. Wells Is chief clerk of the
ran Sugar Co, and one OF our most
Sominent young men, WINE MISS
rsorne Is one Of Salt Lakes most WIN
s,me Young ladies, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
mi be- at home TO their friends at their
r,,dence on Center street, Lehi after
July H.
NJ, W. f. Evans was a visitor TO
Provo Sunday and Monday
Mr and Mrs. Andy Austin of Rex
hrg Idaho, are down for few weeks
yislt with relatives,
Bishop James II, Gardner was visit
Dr. 10 Salt Lake City Monday.
Miss Ada wilkins Of Provo spent the
latter part Of last week with friends
isre,
Mrs. c. A. Fowler and Mrs. Trow-
bridge of Salt Lake City were visiting
With Mr. and Mrs. John f. Cutler last
week.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John j,
Chllds entertained In honor Of their
ON, Francis, who was married to Miss
Tnsa Boyer of Springville In the Salt
LAKE Temple June 20. A very tasty
super was partaken Of, and an en-
Mible time had by those present
Hon. Thos. r. Cutler and John C.
Cutler Of Salt Lake city were visiting
kLehl Tuesday
NJ and Mrs. Fred James OF Rock
fpdngs Wyo, are spending a few
weeks In 1ehi
Judge Lehi Kendall lef for the worlds
ll' today for a two weeks visit.
Ns Ellen Clark Of American Fork
vs. visiting with Mrs. Rebecca stand
itg the first part Of the week.
pof John T. Miller OF Salt Lake
Qy gave lecture here Monday even
won Social Purity, to an appreciative
Silence,
NJ Ray Ashworth Of Provo has be-
one resident of our town, He will
hle charge Of the knitting mills OF
LhL
Mss Nellie Josephs OF Provo Is visit
lyirlends here.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
pate Division In and for Salt Lake COun-
", state Of Utah In the matter OF the
estate Of Mary Ann Palmer Deceased.
Notiee.--fhe petition of Edward w Palm
en- administrator of the estate OF Mary
Ann Palmer. deceased, praying for an or
der OF sale OF real property Of said deoed-
ent, and that all persons interested APP
pear before said Court TO show cause why
an order should not be granted to sell so
much as shall be necessary, OF the follow
ing described real estate Of said deceased
to-wit An undivided one-third interest In
lot two t2 block one hundred and TWEEN
ty-one Old, plat ~ " Salt Lake City sur
yoy, described ms follows; Commencing at
the southwest corner OF the said lot two
o. running thence east one hundred and
ifty-three Q53) feet, thence north eighty
two and one-half 02is) feet. thence east
twelve (l9 feet. thence north eighty.two
and one-half sea feet, thence west one
hundred and slNty-nye QGl feet, thence
south one hundred and sXty-hve O65) feet
TO the place Of beginning, situated In Salt
Lake city and County. State Of Utah. has
been set for hearing on Friday, the Goth
day OF July, AID. 1904, AT 10 o clock am at
the County Court House. I'm the Court
Room Of said Court, In Salt Lake City,
salt Lake County Utah
the seal thereof affixed. this 9th day of
June, A, d. 1894
(SeaD JOHN JAMES Clerk
Bv David b Davies. Deputy Clerk
Ray Van Colt, Attorney for Estate.
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IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL Dis
trict Court, IN and for Salt Lake County.
State of Utah. Department No 1. In the
matter Of the estate Of 4, w Smith De-
Smith praying for the admission To Pro-
bate Of certain document purportlng
90 be the last WIN and Testament Of A.
w Smith. deceased, and for the granting
Of Letters Testamontary 20 himself has
ben set for hearing on Friday. the 18th
day Of fully, A D.. l90i at 10 o'clock a
m, at the County Court House. In the
court Room OF said Court In Salt Lake
city. Salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 9th day OF
Jipc. A, ID. 1904,
(SCaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
By pavld b Davies. Deputy Clerk
Wilson q Smith, Attorneys for Pou-
Homer.
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-1-.,u. Logan, and Mr. Tassar' Oh
ais, Idaho
Nonler and Miss Madison OF
Ms, IN, Hap, Sisters OF Mr.. and and, Mrs f.
New l ,1do5 are here ON a Visit'
49,. Irene Hendrickson ana n mete
Misses we're hostesses az very p%I ,Iss
y law, ~, p1t on Wednesday evening
Iiendnckso"
nhers Of the First ward
The m ,elleabIy surprised their leader
choir uItten on wednesday even.
M L. rh ~ varty was held IN the .l First 8
irg ihI and a very sociable evening
ward 9a' nv ali those who We're pres
epjoyed "
ent
-, oloasant afternoon was spent
very , p,'r Of Mrs. Aaron d. Thatcher
at the ho ,doy when Mrs, Thatcher en-
On Ihu thur her sisters. Mrs; John J.
tsrtaineJIr Mrs, J. NJ. Blalrs Mrs, o.
CANE Snbell, Mrs Joe Squires, Mrs,
RSapier, Mrs. Harriet Balm ana
NJ, sns serge Balilt'
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake COun-
". State of Utah In the matter OF tho
estate Of John r. Park Deceased Mo-
tice The petition OF Samuel W. Stew
art executor OF the estate Of John n.
Pprk, deceased FOR confirmation OF the
sale Of the following described personal
property tO-wt Twenty shares OF tho
Cupual stock Of the Barton y Company
stock for the sum Of $4,000, ana upon
the following terms, to-wit. Cash. as up-
pears from the return Of sale filed IN this
Court, has been set for hearing on FRI
day the 18th day Of July A. D. 1904, at
IL O'clock q. M at the County Court
House, In the Court Room Of said Court.
In salt Lake city Salt Lake County,
Utah
Witness the Clcrk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 29th day of
Junc, a, ID. lgOi
(ScaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk
ny David h. Davies, Deputy Clerk
Stewart & Stewart Attorneys for Es-
tpte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Desorot Savings Bank will be held
on Tuesday the 18th day OF July, A. D.
1904, at ~ O'Clock noon, at rs office In the
Doscrct National Bank Of salt Lake city,
FOR the purpose Of elcctlng directors to
serve for the cnsuring year. ana for tho
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully come before H.
ELIAS A. SMITH Cashier
salt Lake CITY, June 3d. l90l
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EUREKA,

Mss Clara stoll returned this week
tom visit with friends at Salt Lake.
sRk. '' 'N''
Sister NJ, Othella, who has been a
sacner IN ST. Joseph's school at this
y4e lor the past 10 years. has been
pNs'erred to Notre Dame, Ind. She
saVes with the best wishes OF n host Of
Earh friends. '
ny marriage OF Miss Dora Petersen
Mim John Kelsch will be solemniaed
s'r W s residence Of the brides parents
~ sunday evening. The young lady
ae daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, j. Il.
iasr@h and Mr.. Kelsch IL we'll
''''n business man Of Eureka.
,.nn wv v,arewell social given by Eureka
anP NO. ibl, Noodmen of the World
,rA,. .Hseiy attended. The evening was
XIV N card playing and social chats,
,Ns,Ueath and cake was served during
Ss g evening Mis. Michael Murnane
gan, wv "h'cn won the or
r' %L ana Mrs, Hurry of Mercur are
'''ns Mrs MahdN Fields.
io,.,.
, s%eph TherIot has returned from n
S Ia' Gni trp to Proto, Park City and
! Dr.. eNartz, Walte1 Haguewood, j.
oaanlse'llm, Jos, Victim. and NJ. ID.
tsn,.eV put In portion OF the week
's Tue inny. tribe Y Goshen,
s1 %," d, Matthew's of Mammoth is the
In \, y pd ner daughter, MRS. Riley Pat
ylsl,is. d. Sullivan, vho has been
r,m,ns, friends at Butte, Mont. has
mi grand ball was given II Hasse,rs
M ualurday night for TIKI benef,t ~
iona %sammoth baseball team Tho M.
was resi,, was large, and alneat sum
Inc m. 80 " Apply lOWardt Uniform
81, NY Basil NJ. Cornish hal gono %
ioIO s Iake City, where She viii soon on ne no.
Min; MN oy her husband, and whroo ,ho oo
wa, s reside 'a m the future. Mrs rornisS
tss,sSn' accompanied by Miss Norl chris
and MIs. u. Jacknon OF Masmoth.
were morr,o Gertrude Bauer Of chicago
1 at PROVO last MondS.
tass ra Mathew Jr., Of this citl .os
Pows, position with The 49,
w Co. at Provo. ''o
u
Ting her, r'n n Law Of Salt Lake lslis-
"'s with her parents, "
'n' Mrs GuthIel OF Payson ire
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may serve the remainder Of his term in
the army II is said that the discipline
Of the army Is even more severe than
that Of the prison; but We're is ten times
as strict most men would prefer 1t TO
prison life.
FANNIE b. WARD,
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MONTEVIDEO DE SAN FELIPE
The Capital OF Far Away UruguayHer Fighting Forces
And Things be Proud o.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures unnr,rnnJLnn

Uruguay, May
"a, l904.--The real name Of
Uragauy's capital is Spanish
for Il see the Hin Of st.
Philip" queer title indeed,
but worthy those pious old
Spanlards who perpetrated
their atrocities I'm the most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
Bigners for further Information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
Of Alice r. Clayton, Deceased, Creators
VIII present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned at the office OF Richard w.
Young, No, $50 News Annex. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, on or before the 18th day OF
April, A. ID, 1906.
Newell II. CLAYTON,
Administrator Of the Estate of Alice Il.
Clayton, Deceased.
d. 1904
Richard w. Young, Administrators At
torney
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nail S so,,,lsoall was given II Hasselrs
N.Y. uaIurday night for TIKI benef,t NJ
S mammoth baseball team Tho M.
was res,l, was large, and alneat sum
me h. '' nlsa to apply toward, Uniform
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Salt Laks "a, NJ cornish hal gone to
Joined bv ho ivy Where she vii soon be
viii reside n, uusoand' and Ware they
vas accomna,, T,s future Mrs. cornish
Jensen. oy MISS Nora Chris
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ne marriage OF Miss Dora Petersen
mh Jonn Kelsch will be solemnlzed
y, as residence Of the brides parents
- ~ sunday evening. The young lady
p,t .s daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, j. =.
i' 'au@h, and Mr.. Kelsch IL we'll
Nl9Nn Duslnese man OF Enrnkn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02

MSS Clara stoll returned this week
r'n a visit with friends at Salt Lake.
an Z j. Hanafin was at Nephi this
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anler NJ Ohelia, who has been a
g .i IN ST Joseph's school at this
sse lor the past 10 years, has been
IusierIed TO Notre Dame, Ind. She
LlNM friends.
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,.,aav evening Mr.. and Mrs a; r.
A onu~ entertained In honor OF their
Anae, sacb who was married to Miss
son' ' poyer OF springvllle In the salt
Rose rem Jennie last Wednesday (June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02

and M,. II Il. Jacknon OF Masmoth.
were MAJ 'S Gertrude Bauer Of dIcago
'"''ried at Provo last MondN
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vIsIiIo. d. Sullivan, vho has been
returned i bo, at Butte Mont, has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-09

Thomson makes such movement, and the We
lccity with which il takes place. important fac
tors n his theory. He would have stability or
perrnanence depend on the maintenance OF a
given speed. II the velocity falls below that
critical value the group might lose its Conference
and n convulsion-perhaps an exploslon-ensue.
In that situation IT is imagined. what physicists
call potential energy would be converted into
"kinetic energy" and the change would violently
lberate a considerable number of corpusc!es.
Here IS a possible key 20 the behavior OF
radium. According TO Rutherford. of McCi
University, Montreal. that substance gives Off
three kinds OF radlatons, aside from; its warmth
and Il gaseous emanation. now identified as
helum The first named phenomena are called
alpha, beta and gamma" rays. Whatever be
the nature of the gamma" rays. the others are
believed TO be minute particles shot out from the
substance, set being positively electrned
and the other negatively. Moreover, il has been
suggested that the singular difference in tenn
perature between a bit of radium and its sur
roundings is due to the bombardment of its own
mass from within by such particles. The We
Iocity with which beta" rays are thrown eff,
nearly equal TO that of light. indicates the lib
Grafton of n remarkable amount of energy, and
the question arises, Where does II come from?
Professor Thomson thinks that some of the
atoms OF a given specimen are disinteSrating
and exploding, because the velocity with which
their constituent corpuscles are moving has
fallen below the critical point Jnasmuch rs the
observed phenomena appear to continue for
months and years without perceptible dininu-
ton he suggests that only few atoms reach
a state of instability at one time. and that dis
indignation goes on gradually, not abruptly.
The time for final judgment upon the Thorn
sonian theory of an atom has not yet arrived
simple fact that it seems to offer an eXplana-
ton OF puzzling activities that have been no
ticed only within few years IS an insufficient
reason for adopting It. even Professionally. New
ertheless. it has set the wisest students of mat
ter thinking seriously.
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Fo- Boys and Young Men-country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-09

IT'LL. SIDE FARM. Unonvi!le, ORANGE Co, n Y
Healthy location good shade good table price mod
crate. CHARLES HACK.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phila Depot O. II Dept. 1928 Arch St. Phila. Pa.
9Th Ig08-Sealed proposals. in triplcate will be
cegcd here O'Clock p N Monday. June 9th. 1903.
Tor furnishing Philadelphia Chicago
Of the uarternasters Department
with hoo Bucsin Leather
Shirts. 10000 Mattresses 10000
Fedsheets - 600 Pillows. 10000 pillow Cases 30.O
Mosquito Bars 500 TTunpets. Quantities be sub
feet 70 per increase If desired by this Depart
Ynent Early deliveries essential and bidders should
In their proposals and Of delivery
time OF delivery will be taken Into consideration
ing awards The articles conform O existing
specifications and in order avoid
possible Inisunderstandinss of the
supplies should examine the standards spec-
hcations that proposals may he submitted full
requirements An absolute compliance
the standards specifications will upon in
the inspection Of goods Government right
10 all proposals part there
Of Preference given articles production
ing price Of foreign production the
duty thereon being equal a GUARANTEE 10 per
the value OF the articles proposed
upon SAMPLES differing from standards will
for considered but bids delivery at other
articles advertised FOR the those which
bids will be opened at the other depots
for proposals. &c. will be furnished BY this
veopes containing proposals be endorsed Proposals
for Military Supplies and addressed to COLONEL j. VI
MARSHALL. Asst Quartermaster General L. $. A
Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-09

Saving Service Washington; D. G, june 4. 1904
Sealed proposals will be received this .
o'clock p. m, OF Wednesday, June 10. 1904 then
publicly opened. for the construction OF thirty boat
TO be delivered the OF the
Beach feSaviDS Station. the Galee Railroad
Station New Jersey. Twenty of the wagons FUR
nished with runners required by the specifications the
remaining TO be without nd
specifications forms Of proposal cal
application the IAfe-Saving Stations
II State Street New York City: o s l.
KIMBAII. General Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-09
ADIRONDACK CAMP

TO RENT FOR THE SEASON ON SPIrFTRE LAKE.
near PAUL SMITHS.-ii acres with large frontage
lake. Eas eight frame houses. large tents. Ice
house. with three cooling Beautiful well water.
house with four boats blankets. comfort ablrs.
linen, bedding. china. glass. kitchen utensils. furn
ture. curtains rugs. Everything In good order.
p o. 1913. New York City.
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Summer Resorts.
CONNECTICUT.
Vacation Resorts
CONNECTICUT.

Along the North Shore of Long Island
Sound, at the charming inland location, =
Connecticut, and among the Berkshire ana
Ltchfeld Hills, reached by the ane,,
through and suburban train service runni,.
out of New York. Send 2-cent stamp to NJ.
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroaa
Room No. 8, Grand Central Station. n,
York, or to Passenger Department, N.v
Haven, for descriptive books and List !,
hotels, boarding houses. rates for board, and
passenger fares.
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4 RNY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST NEW

"A iA-hl Dbli<Di%>p W III ALL NEW
York May IS 1904 Sealed proposals. in tripic.te will
be received here until u O'Clock M 1904 FOR sup
plying and delivering Fuel New
Hook ~. J.. and u Army Transports during wear
commencing July 1904 Information
cation u 8 reserves the right 10 reject any
Sl proposals thereof Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals FueI
opened June TO- 1904 addressed Mai q. 6 BINGHAM
Q. NJ Depot Quarterrnsser.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D c

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. c..
Washington June 7. 1904--Sealed proposals will be
received this Office until IL o'clock noon Saturday
June Is 1904 for grading certain
aggregating about Al. 900 cubic of
forms OF proposal specifications necessary in
formation will be furnished application
OF the Engineer Commissioner D. G. II b. F. MAC
FARLAND HENRY l. WEST JOHN BIDDLES Com
missoners. d. c.
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THE ATOM.
7Vhat Professor Thomson Makes
of It,

v1.F;crrT6.TTy AND MATTER: The silliraan Lect-
uros Al Yale University for 1903 By j. = y. I eI
PhTsI~s NJ Cambridge. $40. !e2 Charles Serb
ner's Sons.
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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.

Examinations for Admission
Will be held in the Lecture room of the NEW
YORK LAW SCHOOL, IS NASSAU ST.. BE-
GINNING AT 9 A. NJ. THUR SDAY, JUNE
10TH, AND CONTINUING THROUGH THE
FORENOON OF SATURDAY THE 18TH.
Attendance is required at the opening of the
examinations. Each candidate should bring with
him the proper certificate from his instructor.
Catalogues, schedules OF examinations, in
formation concerning requirements. ETC., may
be obtained by addressing H. N. VAN DYKE,
Registrar. Princeton, n J.
NIAPLEwooD-Summer schooI roE boys ConeoItytLe;
vi location. beautiful, elevated and heathful
mountain: mornings for study; afternoons
meadows. boating etc. Little boys
admitted. FAN term September %. J. sHoRTILDGE
Yale) \. NJ. Prin-
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUGEs.
Madison SquAre 1122 Broadway. Brooklyn, % Court St
school open all Summer. Trial lesson free.