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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A HISTORY OP HI.TOltlKS.
f_E HISTORY Of HI8TOUCAL WKITINO IN
AMER1CA. Bv J. FranUIln Jmneaon, l'h. 1). lfl mo,
pp. 100. llougMon. Mlfflin 6 Oo.
Tbe four lecturvs which Professor .lameson has
krought togvther in this volume convey n ?uf.
flcientiy clear i.lea of the evolutioti of bistoncal
writtag in tlie Uuitod Stat.-s. In tlie hefinning
ef Amerioan ooloniztithn t';e MtteaBB. whkh
were puMiahed and r^et'ived aa htstoricil were. for
the most part. quitc as much lietion as Dm
they were addrrssed to au nncritir.il pencraii.m.
and were lepresentative of a loosencss. ..| st..t ?
ment not by any nieati6 eonflv.ed at tliat line to
New-England >.r the Soatbera oolaahw. Of
Oourse <,_ptain John Smith stuuds foremoKt
among the ap4>cr.vphal aatham of his period, and
Profesaor Jameson sUinali/cs liis account of tlie
gallant captain by an iconoelastio attaek uiH.n the
most int.i._ilng. if not most tru_tworthy. ..pi_.de
in his suppwititio'is eareer. Aa the Aaaerieaa
people will no doubt have to come t?> this de
thronement of a trnditional idol, and as unnuin
bered school readerr. and historfe. .vill have tO be
reoonstructecl in part beoaaae ol the destruetive
criticism of mnrtClIB iiistorical scienoe. il hk per
haps, worth whil. 88 givc Ihe IVBleaBei ol Bnwn's
account of the casc without abridgment, and this
la the easiet since he has made it very suecinct.
"NothinK has been said thus far" he ol?.er.cs.
?*of the story of the savin_ ai Smith by Poenhon
tas The histcri.nl sti.dcnt who is nol i?ntirHy
Bteeped in haughty piofessionalism, who would
hinisclf 'strirtly BBOdit-tfl Ihe thaaklem inuse,'
yet wishes to temper that au_t?'re cult with a rc
gard for the unscientific pieferences of Amaryllis
and Neaera, will certainly hesitflU- long before BB
Bailing the most famois ol tlie le?v romantic
legends of our earlier history. An.l yet it appears
that, in spite of a dozen novels and nerliaps a
gross of poenas that have iz.tliercd about it, ibe
irgend must go. A whole chapter would bardly
be long eiK.uph for a full discussion ?t Ihe argu
nents, but in brief, the case is 1bis: Not onlv
ia there no meatfoa of aaeh an eplaode ln tlie fall
aeoount of his Chtehahoaaiay expedlUon whieh
Bmith jrave. a few months alter he went. npoa il.
in the 'True Relatloa,' bat evetythiag there indi
oates a most friendly reception by Powhatafl : rior
do any of his couipanions mention an adventure
so strikin^r. lt lirst appears in prinl in the
'Generale HiBtorhV of 1BS4, laterpolated as one
of those embdlishments of his frieni's' aeeounts, to
which allusion has beea made. It anpears t! at
gmith, in 161.;, Tiintod at aaeh a Bervke per
formed by Pocahontas, in a letter to the Que.ii,
Written when Foeah-Btaa was u Rngland. In
short, the probability is tliat he invento.l tbe ei.i
Bode in orler t<> coiinee: hiinself in a piol ireaque
manner with one wlio had lately heen atti
ao much altention. One necd not s'op to defend
historical criticism for deatroying ao pretty a le
fend, for historical criticism hriaga to littht two
stories of heroism thal are true where if removea
ane that is fal.se: but, p.vliaps. WB uiav more easily
be reconciled to tbe loss <>f tbis portlculnr ro.
manee if ave rememher that, pietures and poama
and atory-l.ooks to tlio co-itrarv notwithatandlna,
the real FooahentM was only ten years old at
tlie time of the alleged iescuc.-'
TBfUag from Captain John Smith tn Governor
William Hradford is, as Profemoi Jameson bappily
puts lt, like ttirninR from " Aina.lis of Gaul" to tbe
"Pilgrim_ ProgBBBB." But it is tiiriiini.' lr.un ro?
manee to history in a very real way. and if Brn.l
ford'a pa^^s are not livel.v reading, it must W ic
membered that the events that he bad to narrate
had nothing picture_>|Ue or romantic about them.
Tbe early experiences ol Plyaaonth Plantatinn
wer"? of the Babcreat one might almom Bay of the
grimmest?character. The whole period was one
ef severe stmu'-le. ProfeBBOI Jameson is of opin
ion that the 1' .nt wiimii of the earlier days araa
lesa stern, lanaticil and s .ur tban it afterwal
became. It may T*? so, thoogh the evidenees of
any light or mirthful lendeney are snrely Blight
in the annals of that BtreBOOBJ time. N'.me the
|eN6 are those chronicles deeply interestinir* even
the narrnwneas and hardaem of the prevailing
views of life and rellgion baving a eurious faacina
tion for a peneratioii which luus paaaed far beyond
the possibilit.v of sympathetic appreeiation "f the
old hierarebical rule and al! ils bigotriea and intol
erances. If, moreover, moderfl opinion elearly
percolves tbe defleieneiea of Pnritanism, it is liberal
ond candid enoii^h to reoofniae its virtnea
it does not overlook tbe predominaBee <>f a virUe
sense af dnty ibe like of whieh may !_? sought
vainly ln these " advaoeed" times. If the theology
waa bide-boun.l. the etbica arere aonnd, and the
Bradfords and Winthropa and Johnaona ahow forth
tlie crcathe and evolntionary energlea of tbeee
homely old qnahties a~d virtnes.
The Fepys of New-England, < hief Jnatiee Sewell,
belonps to the .lec'ine of Puritaniam as a sustain
ing power, thoti_li for entertaining eapaeity bis
diary far aorpaasBB elther of ihe so-oalied btatoriea.
ln bis dayj ProfeBBOI .laniesori BByB, wc BN
u Puritanisiri g(_ne to Beed, grown narrow and
harpb and potty, and rapidly beeoaning mundane
and Pbilistine." Tbe fnll Bavor of the early
Puritan spirit appears in the booka of Captaln
Edward JohBOOBj whOM work entitled " TI e
Wonder-WorkitiK Providenee ot Sion'ii Saviour iu
New-England," a prosaic LoBdoa pubjisher put
forth under tlie Bal title "The History of New
England"?which, by tlie way. it WBB not, Cap
tain Johnson was in the babil of "dropping into
poetry," and thai of the most fearful deaeription,
and his remra are bo exoeedingly bad aa to i>e worth
preeerving. The eighteenth oentury, aooording to
Professor Jameson, aud im doubl equally aeoording
to the facts, araa a period of bialorioa] deteriora
tion, thangfa it produoed bo noble a book aa Cotton
Mather's "MagnaHa," Tlie brief analysis ot thal
rcdoubta'i.le book iri^cn in these pogaa BafBeiently
indioates its Beope and ebaracter. Cotton Mather
was aadonbtedly a man ol oonsideraUc parta, i;n
mense industry, but ooloBBal OOBOtii, aad hi.s liter
ary style was insnfferably pedantle, Btllted aa l
stiff. A niun- unnatural. Inartistie ..r onreadable
ityle, in fact, it would be difflcnll to eite, and the
learned autlior's oredulity and aoperatition were
extraordinary, as witness his relatiOB to 1he Sa;em
Witchcraft.
We eannnt follow Profesaor Jameaon'a eommenta
ttpon the eighteenth eeatury hiatoriana and those
of tbe early iiineteentb oentoryj bat must content
ourselves with the expreaaion of an opinion to
tbe eflfeet that iu bis desire Io Ik- nuit.' impaitiul
he -omewhat undervalues such writ?'ts a.s Pres
Cott, Motley, Parkman an.l Adams, To say as
he d<_?s, that tbe writims of the.se men or of any
of them, are "crude." Heems to us less than jusi.
In fact, be appears to hold Inring higher than
these his BaOfCBBOW. nnd this, too, strii^t'., oe as
an indefensible position. Niaeteeath eenturv
American hJaaoiiaiM have, we eonsj<lrr, prodnced
work which may compare lavoral.ly with any
European literature of the BBBM period, both us
regards ihe s.:entific methoda aad Ihe Uterary
quality. Nor i.s there any reaaon why tlii_ abonld
BOt Ix- so, for the old American pro\ iticialisin has
long *>een dead, and 1h^ new American Uterary
spirit is fully Bhrctal af the time. ProfeBBOI
Jamesf.n, however, has written an Intereatifl
augirestivc book, one of the best points of which
eonsisis in th.- eompaotacafl af tbe vlewa preaented.
Perhaps ihe atteu.pt to divide our hiatorical e\o
lution into regular |H'ri.. ls is ? mistnke: ccrt.uiily
that metbod praaeBtB daagerona temptationa to a
writer upon such a subject. But tlie survey Ls
YaJuable and interesting.
Xccc JJnblitimons
Kig_U*"nl_ I.dlt!(/:i. pest pald. tor 25". or . tami;*.
Tilh Hl MAN HAlRi Whv 1- Fall.S Off;
T>.rn4 Ora? anri th<- Kem?d\ nr P.of ItAKI.i Y
PARKER. A. M. I/JXU A < O, 1 013 A_ii-? . IlilU., 1_
"l.very cna -buUd lead thla little b< _lt "? Ath .naeun.
ADVERT1SKMF.NTS FOR THF. NEW-YORK TRIT.
UM: W1I.I. BE Kl.. EIVEB Al THE I'l'K.W.M
0. FIt'ES, No. l,.S? Hi-_-i_.v. .omcr ll.iriylii.l-_t.;
1,140 Broartwav, rorner ?-(.^-?t., untll !? p, m. ; .70 W.it
lwenty-Uilrd-kt.. rorner sth-av. . 1J2 OthBive.; il3 I nurt...
ave., comor Vo rteenth-at.; 70t' Thlrd-ave., cu:;..r lorti
?ev.iitn-at. ; 1,020 it.ir.jv.-., neir blxty-ar?t-?i.; 1,708
rir?t-?^., loo vstft loriy- eco_d-?t., 1,002 CUu_ibo?ava.,
5 170 BlaUi-eve., cor. 72d-al 6U i.ili-it. ?t., .',. Avanua a.
i'8.8 Thii-avc. and tho HARl.EJd (.IU 1.. 180 Ra-t
C*t\* hui.dr?J?n_ t?c?itv-Bfth--t.. np U) 8 p. i." . :iri- 200
W^?t One-kuudj-ed-aud-tweuty-Sfth-at., at reuular ollict
New Pnblirotions.
rrtrjfi POPULAK SCIENCE MOXTHLY
I FOR NOVEMBER.
VNIVERSITY F.XTENSION. Ef Frot. C. Hanford
Hf?der?on. Deacrlbes t?>e beflnnlng that has been
made ln the BflWOl of Important rducatlonal movement?,
and give* the plan* of lto? oriranlzfrs for thr fnture.
TiiF, MANiKArrriu: uf stekl. OOBCfcOOED. m
lustraUd.l By \V. V. Durfi*. Pictures th- vost and
flery operatlonii of a modern ete.1 work*. and showa
what part Amerlca bas taken In tho dev.-lnpn.ent of thls
Imim-n*.- lndnMrv.
DRENS AND AIMinNMK.NT. III. ORNA.MENT. (II
Uiaaaal] By Ett, rradwkh starr. a frattfal
top c, and well br >ught out I. 11 la fl xt nnd liln-tra lon*.
?OMB Of I'"- P0U81BILITIM Of BOOVOMIO
11, itany. I. n.r Pfot Oeorge L. i;o?dai>-. a v.ry
Int.n-tliiK aod praetlcal BflflfBM hy Un. Pre*ldent of U.o
American AaaaaMtfa IM Me fldnaeeawBt of letoaea
laaaova ntOM thi- cbbbub. ii *9 Ot?tt\ d.
Wrlglit. A erlticlun ,.f nir pMBBM ir.ode of takh.t! the
eensus, wlth auggestlons for In.provlng It.
?OTHER ARTK'LES ON
DO WF. TI-'.At II QBOL0OT1 REEF-KNOT NT.TS
(lllustratedi; TIIF, ETHits 0* OOUVUOIOSi TBM
OBIOIB Of 1'AlNTINi,; II 14.11 EIFE; SKETCI1 01!
jaMFs nr.Tis BOOTB (wHh pmt-mt .
EDITOBIALB; M isi Kl.l.ANV ; ROTB.
50 CENTS A Nl MIII.11: $5 00 A YEAR.
I). AFFLETON it 00., NVw-York.
A
JneirncuoiL
For Boys aid Young Men?City.
DVItlE ABOL'T SCHOOLS and clrculars free to per
_ci,U btate locality, price desir.d, pupil's age and ?fx.
P, V. lH'YssoON, Ameiuan Schoo bureau, l- \V. Hthjsk
BF.vn.EY S< HOOL POR BOYS,
024 Aludi-on-iive., near 59th-st.
WILLIAM JONES, A. B. (Uarvardi. PrlnclpaL
pOLLSOlAlE aCHOOL FOIl BOYS.
84 West SOth-st.
WILLIAM McDOWELL HALSEY. PH. D.
Bhort lessons thoro'ichly mastercd. Number of puplls
llmlted. Reopens W, ilnllillaT, bt-pt. .3. IflflL_
CLASS I Oil BOYS?Int,-M..diate and advanccd grade.:
Hudiiit* pri-pared for eollege. law. M-lentlfi.: sckooIs and
bmlnesa. W. F. CHASE, 201 Wo*t 4?li-?t.
C" JLu.MBlA 1NSTITUTB. 199 l" 7X, Oth-a\e. aud 101
Weel 4I-d nt. Thoiougn prt-naratlun for all ieading
tulleges; classlcal, sclenunc aud commeicial courses;
pilmaiv deparii.ient: mllltary dii.i; rymnasluro; board. ts
recelved The 17th vear comn,en<:e* Scptcii.ber 30. Send
(or CBtoUflUea. Dr.KDWIN FOWLEIt, lt. A., l'rlnclpal;
S. k. BKAW, Jr . M: A.. Vlce.PrliicIpah_
CLASS FOR BOYS.2L' East 51th st., reopena October 1.
EnKlI?h, Freuch, Latw._._.
THE MISSES GRINNELL._
pULCMBlA URAMMAR SCHOOL,
61ST-ST., NEAR MADISON-AVE
FOUNDED IN 1701.
Thorough preparation for all QBllBflea, Selentlflc Schools,
Buaiiii---. 1'rimary Dtpaittuent. liyiLiiaslum.
?r.inrtMi.- I DK. K. B. BAOOB, A. M., LL. B.
Prinetpals. } Mi; B H ( K)ipnXLL, A. M.
DR. E. D. LYON'S CLAS8ICAI. SCHOOL, 6 East 47U>
st. Pui il- are th, toughl;. pr.-par.fi for the best col
lewe.s an.l acleatlflC ^^?l..',.l^. ot f.r b..sloe*a. l'r.n.ary Ut>
j.aitu i-i.t. 'lt re? rerldent puplls wlll b-.'_reclv'.d.
D1USLER fcCHCOL,
9 EAST S9TH-ST.,
_fBAB K_DR1SL.EH, A. M-, Prlnclpal.
O IRELAND'fl CUs* fo Bo?B, 19 West flgfl^fl.,
? reopens o. u.b-r 1. Mr. Iieland wlll be at th
tlatB-noBM aftei Beptesobei lh. 9 to 1._
1 RVING8C1100L, i"i.l. AM' RiT 20 W,-st .'.uth-su
1 (f,.rn.-rly 5?1 flw-ave.) reopens h-.-pt. L'9. Buil'ima
tf.cfO for *tl,ool u*e; gy..i.,aki..n., laboratoiy; wooU
earvlag. _.
s. w. I.YON'S COI.LF.OIATF. INSTITUTE. No. 5
ill.in-t i'-<i--i.. .'toi.i year; recelve* all age-* and pre
pau-s for rolitv'.-. selentiflc mbooI "i builn***; only school
oi thi- gmdi ii'-.u Madlaou Bquare. x.earlr tultloo $oo to
^ 00 accordll g to -t'.Ui--^: 10,111- on one ni.or. Fgl.t, alry
ai.d renovated. Toplci ...f elrculir: i^ *.ter lo ParenU. Ad
vlaory Cen . .ttt.-., spelllng Ladd,r, Wnttcn ExBiBlnBUwn,
i. V i ?? _,_
Wl.sb CARRIER, formerly wlth MIS8 DU VERNET.
-ttcl.ool lor lioya reoptos Octobir 7.
52 EAST 80TH ST.
Pauk ''< .1,1.1 '.l \i i. SCHOOt :.- Weat .r?'.:h--t.-A
-,ho.l ,.f I.IkI. order, dou,-' eollege prep.iiatorv worli;:
primi j department. Elmer E. Phllflp*, A. M , Prlnclpal.
THi; COLLEOl'ATE 6CH00L, 72. M .di-o'i-av-.,
near 84th-*t., HENRY B. CHAflB D. D?
PrlnclpaL Boyi btted for collegs or bu*iiu-ss; pnmary
department; gyinnaali<rn. 72fl year. _t
UNIVERS1TY OI-.AMMAK SCHOOL, 1.478 Broodway.
ne?r 42d-st. Beopens Sept -3 Hoonir, op'n oa and after
S itV M M. H'iIIBV. \. C. Hi:M>lUtKSON.
H.I.. -
113 W. 'lst |
11,'EST END b? HOOL
CHESTER DONALDSoTv, A. M., frinelpal.
ObDBRlDOE --iIIOOL
Hi:ni'i.NS OOTOBKB 1ST^\T
NO. 045 MADl%ON-AVi^
6CIF.NTIFH', CLASSKAL, SF.N10K. JCNIOR.
J. WOODBRDOE DAV1S. I'll. D , Prlnclpal.
LlilKARY, U'YMNA.-ll II, LAUOKA10RY.
For Young Ladies?City.
ACADEMIC CLASSEb TOR OIRLS. Dcalgned to pre
pai.- lor coll'gv exanili,?tious, but suln-l to the nt-eds
oi aU earneat ttuaent,-,; speclal atteniiuii i;l>en to lVigli?h,
tlociitloii nnd nhyalcal cultur*. .MARY W. WHlTON,
A. 11.. ?nd LOIS A. BANOS 5-6 I'i?rk ?ve.. N. Y. _
A
MODIFIED COLLEOIATE COURSE FOR lilRLS.
_ Alao iiil.l.H.I. PREPAltATOIt\ CLASS. Well
euuipped ela*?-rw>mi; >t:iJ,nt- recelve individual cara.
(kirpt ?; teachen Ineludes Mr*. Oenevleve Tbompsoo, D.l
r i-i ; Mr. Manco Stern, i:i"J'ru laoguagss: I'rof.
von Nirdtoft, ,.f Ramard I i ? ?? Mln aad lu
.I.:.-. 10 W. .">jth-*t_
"T^MERTUaN KlNDI-.I'.tiARIEN' NORMAL SCHOCX
J\ lor 1'eaebers reopena --7Ui year b,j,u 21 at 60 \vest
il.'d-Bt., and East Or^ng??, N. J. EMILY M. vOE, Prlu.
(
:d-st., and EaM orang
-. LASS1CAL SCHOnL FOR OIRLS. l.&Gi Madlson-ave.
^/ Priman a?a adnnced ?o k. l'r- p.mtloii for eollege,
ndt'dlng , olun.bia ? xan.lai.tlen-, U' .a.,rf Oymnaall a Re.
op.-ns bcjl. 2'.'. MN* Noith and MI** llarm-*. Prliicliwig.
MMEARS1
E.VOL1SH, FRENCH and f.F.RMAN BOAllDINO
ui.d DAY bt'HOOL for YOVSO LADIES and G1IIL
DKEN 222 M.M'IhON aYI:.. NEW-YORK, will reopeo
'll'ir-Uy Oct. I*t, 1891. Fi-i-m-h is tlie languaKe of Uie
famlly and ,-ciio..!. sp-.tai elaeaea ln ?iist?ry. IReiature,
art dinl Ir-n.li ci nverutlon. S|?-ial atu.-ntion u. EuKl.?li,
i'rei.ch end Oennan prtrom departroeiit.
hlBtTi ,r _ MME. A. C. MEAKS, PrlnolpaL_
M"" ISS i;a1.'."\VS BCHQOL 2l#E**t 22d-^, wlll b*
contltiuefl nnd.-r the dir-, tiou ,.f Mis* MAlUA S.
MOROAN and Mi>* ELIZaBETH V. OAI.LAL'DEl'.
i'll- fall ttr.-:, wlll begln Thursday, 0,-u.bcr 1._
MIKS Sl'RINU'ia English :.nd French School for youig
luui--. and chlldren. No. i-i Baat :t,.ih->t., n.-ar
para-ave., reopen- Thursday, Bepten ber -i: drawinc. eloi-u
Uon, calesthenlca aud s.-?inx in. 1 .d.-d , lecturos on literv
natural philos ,1* . ete. j *p,clal course for ad
vauued pupii.-. i?t hoine Septeipper 10. _
Mis*. WALKER'S 'for.n.rly Mr?. J. J. Robert* and
MIs* Walker'al BCHOOL FOR OlRLb. 146 Madlaon
a\.-.. rop.-n* Oct. 1, Wltb importaut luodlllcations and
addltlous.
NO UOME BTU t\ foi pufljs under fouween._
Mlss BARBER and MISS MONTFORrS Morning
CUs*.-- mr Ulrli reopen Oct. 1. at 14 Weat fllth-at.
bu.'co*sful and r.pid urcparatlon for cobece and for ilar
urd ezan.lnatlous. Flnlshtnij claaaa* for young ladies.
Ladie*' sfl'-riioon clas*e* and private lesst-ns.
;>* MaI'.Y IIARRMTT, NORRta.
. LASSES t^if. OIRLS.
t*lnlshlnK ? ;a.*?.-s lor young ladle*.
25 H^i*t 77U,-sl.
Ih.s ANNA rALCONRR PERRIB,
5 EAST OTlll-.si..
Boaidlne i.nd Duv School for Glrls.
_ K'-npeiiH Mt.iiday, O, tob'-r 5._
MIS-, REYNOLDS' Si'HOOL.
60 WEST 1. IH-6T.
Reoii't, d OctCtei lst. _^
\\ ADAME I>F SILVA. BchOOl f'-r Qlria
Hl French tlie language 01 the school imd the fam.ly.
83d v ;,,_2i we*l 88th -t
MiNS JAUDON'S
Ilo.rlinK aud Dav School for Olrls, 348 Madiaon*ve.
1 r I.i ll* Chlldren. Preparation for Cullege._
Ml.ss 8U8AN M. VAN AMRIN. 1 School for
l'r.n.arv. Intern.edlate, a-iiotiecd departin. nt*.
I'rtparatloti foi '? ? h-a_t.. Park-ave. m
Ml.ss CROI Kl R and MISS BECK.
s. lio-.; l"i ?? I la*.es for boj*a.
;.l \v.-t t-d?t., oppoalte lli.vnut Park_
J?l Iss ANNIE BROWB,
IU rr.ii-..'-. and u':.d. 1 le ?ork, ir.cliidlng preparation
f,.i eollege ai.d foi th* t'ulumbla and Harvard examlnatlona
for woii.ei.. _713?715_*'i:u, Avi-uue._
MADEMOISELLB Ri'EL,
behool for OirU. (Muabar lualtal) 20 Eist 6?5th-su,
1 . ar Ma'kMii-av,-. _
M
IbS l Hl.sHOI.M
SCHOOL POR OIRLS.
13 1 as-i^-,1 11 BT.
a
M
ISS ELJZABETB L. K<>; !-.s
ll ar.IIng and Day School.
Speelal eoursei ol itudy. _10 E*?t 75th^t.
AliEMdlSELLE V I.i IN
School for '.nl-; prln sry, acodemlc ard eolleflata.
Klnderitarteii .oiid'iet" 1 ,ntir.lv Iu Freuch.
175 Wi:sT 78D-ST._
MIss .1. F. MOORB, _, m
,,,,?. f ton -. K'nd-?
*iec.a!l t Fi-c'. -m 1 Oernan Civ r * Ji'ii- 117 W. 7'.t.''-su
M
. I.I K s 11 \ V BCH. .OL,
FOR YOUNO LADIES AND I li I I.I'i'.. N'
WITH KlNDEIViARTEN.
174 WL.V1 -'iin BT
M
M l.ss .IF.NNY HUNTER'S Tra:n,!i? Ciaw for Rln
i>l dr-ar.i.r* reepeni 0 tobcj !. ai 12 West iz7th-*i.
ISS Ih-S lllli Y.V ' ;..--.-- I
IU and Uctnaa. Fmnch "Kli.dergarten," HaiidHork aad
Diawli ?-?? 1 ? 1 -.-t m-i -t^_.
UARDNER'S SCHOOL FOR lilRI^S.-Primary
,:.d Advanced Claesos foi Boys. Mllltajry Dnli f.,r
Ltdlea and I). .-art- UymnaaUc*. 18 l-.a*l i:il?t-*t
\| iss OIBBONS' BCBOOXi Fon oir.LS. 55 ITeol 47th.
111 it.?Wlll reoota lopt. 80. Threo boardlng pupila wlll
be recelv.-d into the famlly.
aiiss i. M. Ni.wi.i.i.s HOME ami DAT
ill BCHOOL.?Emdcrgarb-u, Internwdlate, Coll'-g*
preparatorj and Ad\ai,..-,i Electlvi Courae*. Ait and
J> ? 57 V.V-', ISOtl.-at._
\1 ISSS8 ORINNELL'S DAY SCHOOL FOR tJir.I>S IS
i'l ia-l flltb-kt-. rcoitna l?c.ol*r 1. Coliegiaie, 1'i.pur*
ury aid 1'iin.ary Depw. Blndergaften, Proebel aethod
[SS M DLA( KWI.LL'S Bebooj and KtoflatfBrlaa for
Chlldren r?uj*ui Ocwobur 1, at 160 Ea?l tUld-at._
ISS WARREN. 10.*, WE8T SIST-ST.
School fo.- ,.iiK. l*nn,ary, Academlc and Colleglate.
..?- ..p-n-. h ?.?.?Jiib. r 'J.H i ? , lor Boys.
It BOrESSORTL di CAEN-D'AiniiH ki;i s
DAY .sl II"" I lll ! 01 NQ J.AH1E.S
l ifl Wl.vi 17TH??T.,
OpHH O' toU-r 5. Tne stuJy of Ir. nih wlll be Uie dla
Uiil"il?i.ing vii.ua a rtstli.
Engila., D- pariii.i'iit 111 eharga of a graduate ot u.u
llar.a.d ai,.,, \
l'upl,? pi-.ja.od for collepa
A cia-i Ui Ir 11.1, for adulta ls now foimlng under thc
fllivvviou of tim onncipai.
Jngtrnctioiu _
For laoag l^odiea?City.
REV DR AND MUS. OARDXF.R'S SCIMOL.
iMit uiiu.s. ...17 tta-ava. IS aa**._ A^gaaei
| c laaaea xtIU, l l.go Profeaaon. Opena Oct. 1.
THESrf mTifff -pHnaav. kbaflgataH.
' lintr draxxliia. dealjfio.il.' and i.e.-tlfwork. 64 and 50 ww?
{ B.%Ui'-at. (ItuM IJ bulldlngaj._ -
1. HE R1VF.R-SID1 Sl HOOL, _
Ml.? 1-iiVlIv A. Ward. Prlu.-lpal. Prf-parationa for Vaa.
rar, Baward i'.J auri "ojlega. Vademlc. bbaraaviaMa.
I Prlnavv. Klnderararton ar.d Si-.-ial laija for Boya. Lar?e
rooBM ior retldeal pi pOa, bo W*M niath at _______
!TH,KAN^v,Ai?.'l"Y!iMiool foi.oirls.
' n araa aottvat. r?*^*^ dat, ?__?___
TBB M1SS1 llBon-Bve.
Roardlng antf Day rwboej frr U?na Ladie. and
Uilldren. Paparea foi llan.aiu and otn.-r collfvea.
_Kiti.th y.-ar._
Illi M I.- - i - ?? . \ II XM.
iS.if ?aora to th<- MU?'-i Oreen).
Boardlntt and Day Sehool. -
SKVENTY-S1 \ J 11 11a !?__ 63 atn-ave.
T' HE JtlbSES MAhOX'S ntn.jB
fci IHi.il, F Ht UIRI.S.
*.;< Weat 50th-?t. Reopen. Oct. 1 Claaa for Uttl. Boya.
ffi IIF. MI-M.s PrtKlHB . ,, ?? FjU. 7Hthat.
1 g kool tor Rea.deol and Day Puplla.
Long oauoliah.'d. _graMlalCy_uraa_
THE MI! SES wi:i x; -
Board ot and Day 8 ii?oi for youn- tadtoo and c iildren.
wltb K_?_.??'
,,,,:,. i , -, RK COLLEOIATE __?TIT1
1 l-rln.arv. AoaderrJe.CoilliMM Departi'-ento. t ? -r
titi.-airt adinlt? t,' Wella smith or welleaiey
CMtsi l'v. Al.H:i:i?C ROE, Pj_n____ 281 I.. noxave.
VAS NOKMA.N INSTITUTK (Fouaded t__7)__Hoaa
Dav Klwol. Medal. I'arli Expoaltlon. 1H39. 2b0 and
? TlBMt and WestK;^^..n:-x^Ju.n,,V:,.[ic|p_
ii I ST F.XD AVFSt I- sTcno'.l K"l'. iTITO
W Prlmary Pfepamtcrv. frltofjato and Ar: Departmenta;
Uiorougl. atiidlo ?ork. MU- MxKTHA rHOMl'MJN, Prlu
elpaL 261 Wost End-*v_. tor. Tfetfc-at.
For Both Befha. City.
COLLECii: LAKAVETTE-SCIlOOL OF LA^XttlTAOEfl.
-New-York, 1.5 FUth-ave.; Boatoo, Ma---, 1_ BoyUton
Pl ALL LAXt.l'AUl*. uujrht l.y "X,aUvo !.?_____
only. t'uwise-. jii? forii.lnc. Beud for efteuhve. l-rencn
1 laye and Leclurea every Saturday. 11 a. m._
UTSBJT'B SCHOOL OF LAXOUAOES.
Applloatioua for entrance xnll be recelx-ed at the oftlce
of tir/ln-tivitlon. 2t< Eaat 44that . New.Tarb City. Afl
ilaases oixn Ottobtt 1. < Irc.laia jent upon reaueat. 6 c
m,,N \{ STERX, Direetor, autl.or of --i>f.idi.-n und
P'.aiidereten," a?'0<late author of "Etud.-. ProgresaivB Ire
La Lanftie Fr.?*eii>"." eU-.. eb-.
SEXD STAMP for the "Pretty Trp'-wrltrr" U>
SHORTHAXD AXD TYPEWRITIXIJ COI.LK.cJE.
81b. llr,*d?ay. X- T.
Sli0RTiiAXD.-i;r.Aii.\M-8 BOBOOL aorougbly Q*all.
tl.y. ladlcM and (tentlemen fur llr-t-da.-a p?-nioiis la tha
sbi.rteat Doaalble tlme. \ three mcnths' .our-.- ln Dotfe
riHORTHAXD and TTPEWR1TIXO. ?:I0: one n.ontli,
ti2; erenlnn claaa afb r Bept '? 7" Broadway._<
SKV,^^li?^^'^^,,,oF^A^iH;Au.^(1
V. DE MK.ssl.xn-, "TkB Al|lii?." 88 WflM 33d-at.
M
1IK BERXJTZ BOHOOL OF LAXOl a-.K->
Madi-.n BOUBT . 24th-Bt., Rroacl?ny and Sth-ax-*.
Bead for circular. Torin bcglna now.
Musicai Insiru'tion.
ETROPOMTA.N --OLLE6E OF MUBW.
PCPlLfl AH.MI I i i.i' Ai A.sx 1IME
1'hla colleice haa nu t-qi.al tOt tl.oroiiu'hii.-? of lnstructlon
and the BbaoTuM afety of it* niethoda. .
A | n ,-tl.ni witi. tbe t .,;ie?:e ia th,- Be.1
d,'iH-e Departm nt lor ladiea ahore pi>plUJbrorn a d
oniniodatod wltb board, and every fa, ility for atao
UeTta ?M^rd?f TrusMea, mi of wh*?i are aettrely *Bfe*ed
ln ?tvlBa InatrucUon at tbe Metropollton Ullei
are: D.,di y Buek. prca.j Alberl ftou Paraon.. vlcc
HarVy Kowa bherte? 2d vlce-prei ; Charle. B. Hi
niualcal direetor; Emlllo Agramonto, rector;
M ,,,,. ne, auditor li -
iiiil trca,-iir>'r h'or iiartnulara -^nd for Co!l?v| Aiui'ial.
iy AXD 21 EAbV HM!:il l.NTII-ST.. Bel-Tetfc City
For Young Ladies-Country.
BAQUKT IKS1 ITI 1K, --hor. HUla. X. J.-French. Enjr
li", u, rmaii -, o,^l tor yomiR Udlea. Otud. i.U prei.ar^d
fcr .o.lJgc or aocieiy. KatlvJ takeftera ln lanenaa-**.
|?~Eriii.l.lllM 1- :..n:. .-III>.ll.irIMlI:-.KPr:.-A Ho..rd
I) lnc and Oay behool lor aHrla Pr. pantorv and
rvill AoadCBilB Cou.ae. Pnp'la i^V."^ r-rtnelOBf "*
Tweoty-fmirth year. 9. I. wALSH, Prineipai._
BUUOENTOWN (N. J.) COLLEOE forycuii? womenarid
ama on Penn. R. R., between X \. and 1't.il.
iia___________ _?E_KTBI DE <i BOWEN, M b A l>r--a.
/xui,i,i,,i, -.ti: bi HOOL for ..ii-.i.s r.scii.i woni).
C n j -I ? ? .!,? nl >' i.t- 84th. 1-:. uaraUon for BOttea* a
au.-.lalty PubUb BdaUtted lo Vaeaar. W.il^aley and broitb
aa BoraaaMe. CAll0IjlN_ M. oehrish. a. b.__
LIVINO.STOV pAllB .SKMIXAI'.Y. j_7 V.
Hoti.B ChuKk Behool lor th- car^. m.in <f'^n\ ?"1
rulture Of TOOBI UM ' fj , '.' }**L\
wute. for lfluatrated circular. Mrs. C. M. CurtU, l . I paL
*I IB8 AXNA P TOWNBEXD'S SrHOOL FOR '"""f
ill bm removed fon. Jamalea. L L, to 64 l*ark Plaee.
Newara. N. J. Teat beaiaa Scpt- 24._
rv rACK-OB-HUbPOH.?BoordlnB-BChaol for txvei.ty-flve
^ ?" |-NK".cF.lfi-ll.iI.P._Prinelpal. .
ZTf M i.i. BORMBCrTON. y I
rt Hftv.i .Lh ai liool yoar b< K n? SPi.t.-r.iu'r ??. loai.
* Mi-a 1-IIA.ll.fiTTF. iHV<,M>B. I'r.nr.pal_
rrx iiv YOt'NO LADIES' SF.M1HART, Fre?noia. B. J.?
Tilii'viuib- ?' 1? e??n< "J'l "r;,jn^," ,,lli ,a
educat/on. Mt a EUX1CE D. hK^ALU Prlnclpal.
For Boga and Young Mrn?Country.
A LEXAHDEK IKSTlTUXB, blllittri Boudlna Srhool
Awn.t'- Platai, N. .'? PrlB., 0. B. ^ 11*1*18, A.M.. lh-i*.
Y>
ORDFVTOWX (V. J.) MfT.ITAF.r INSTITUTE.
RFV T H. LA.VDOX. PKI.SC Il'Al*. _
UXUT. T. D. LAXDON. C0.1M ANJIANT.
OVS- nOARDI-N'* Ex'HOOL.-Tirogs'. Mte*. We*t
BOVS- BOARDIMi f i'HOOL.-I irog*. ??_f.
cheater N Y TboroUBk preparvtiBii for coVgi
intiQc eebaola or biietaeaa Forty-txird yaar wlh oncj
fct-ut. 14. Warmed dv ateam . ?yn.u.u;uii. r-ui alrcuiart
aiillr to D. ! HAKlUXUlu.V A. M.. Prlnolpai.
L^ASTMAX BUSIX1 ?COLLEOE Pe6?bke?wlB,N-T.
?jO A all the rear. Thorouan Inatiui tlon in Hook^.|,;.i?.
Banklnf, Cooimerclal Law, IrVnmanahlp, Correapon
Art*ameUe,t* ; T? i- gapi.y, btonoKiap..*, lype^utliu.ftx..
Bualnaa n,en auppllefl wltA con l-t--.it a.-M-tant* on ?i. -rt
notl'-e. Nu Chl ? ' '' ' *' ' ""?
I.AKEEHOLD IXtSTlTUTE. Kreenold, ti. J. ; ?8Ui year;
I IV.I'iro preparBUao a .prcla.ty ; buMncaa, hljil. acLool
aod elaaalcal i _^_
LAJvEWOOD HEioBTS BCHOOL, Lakewood Bewj
laraey.-AaooB t>xe plnr-i. A tharough and attractlva
kLiiool for boya. op-n. Oct. 1.
amooi m ooja. v JAMliS w mobet, PrlaegMl,_
ITCHELL'S B0Y81 SCHOOL Blllarlca, Mas?.-18
mtlea from lto^ton, on the II. and L. R. R. A atrnt
.- bOOl '"?: llo;-a from 7 10 18 Ineluslve.
feend lor circular tu M. C. aUTCHELL, A M .
PrtneipflL
\-| i-.m.v i>.-i 'Tl'TF.. Prlmroae Paric. Mt. Vernon,
M
|\| \-| RXTiX INSTITL'TF., Prlmroa- parn. Mt vc-rno...
1>1 X. Y. Reopeni S-l't 7; boy. iir.-uur.-d for .-.il.-g ? or
tualaeaa. Por elrcuiara appjy to Dr. H. M Dauacher. ITln.
^"' i:\VrON (N. .)., i.\S.TlTt'Tl-..-lti.-li-st (800 tl
I healtlUest. n.o-t horrcllke boyi' aehooM wltbin oo mUea
P
aOHKEHPSIE MILITART iss'lll i;. ?
niiith var. I'reparei tor college. icienUBe aebooU
?,,d !,'i-n'--. FRAXR iiui.i.AMi. (.. I-:.. Prlaelpal,
TaKK AVl.Sti: 1X.-TIT1 T1-: Brlds^port, Conn.-Ea.
. eellant home ackaol for boya. Advantagea OMt-claaa.
Paraoti Blwaya pleaaed. ?-i50. Beflna septomtar 22. 1861.
rSelreulari addreaa bETH n JOXES, A M.. Prineipai.
I
1 ur elrcuiara
R..I KS COIXF-OE PRKPARATORV SCHOOI*. BgW.
Brunaxvlck, N. J. Fcundod 1700. Claaalcal. 8< K-nLflo
aud husineas t'onra-*.
r. u pavson*. A.M.. H"ad kfaaaat
ST BARTH0IX)MEW8 BCHOOL, BUdl BB, X. J., on
the D. L. t W. n. R . 28 n..:--i from New-York, ai.d
i mllea from Morrlatown, Tn-.-t- -. Rev, D. II. Oreer,
n D Mr Waldron 1", I'.r..--?? n. Mr. ...-,,r?.',- A. ' i
liJ-f, reiteei Itt Itev. ii. c . Pottor. D O.. Ror. Wm,
Lawrt-nce S. T. D., Cambrldae, Maaa.; Be. Endkott
pcabody Oroton S.-hool, Orcton, M.i-k. Addri
,;. ., | ? i pWAKDS ? ,:ii.i Ma.ll-on. X. J.
io TMMRR srnrior, ror. boys.
j?7 AT THE BRYAXT bOHOOL. Roaiyn. L. I.. Bf, t.
Ovtrlooklng I*. A. bound. Bend for lllu.trated catalo.ue.
For lkitb So.\es-(!on:itry.
orKL.AXD COLLEOB, nyac k ox TnK-nt*nsnx,
S Y.-Pr. paratory for malo-; Colleae for Ladla.
CaMlMraa ol w. n. BAXH1BTEB,
n
Irnrhrrs.
AMEIUCAJI and rOREIOB XEACHEHB' AOB-NCT
bipp.lea Profeaxora, Tca.aera, iutora, (K.v. raeaaea,
atc, to CoUegea, b.l.o.lx and iaiQii.ea. Apply lo
Mra. BL J. yOUNQ-FULTOX. 2.1 tn'on Squara._
4 YAl.i. GHADUATE, aap. rlen. '.l ini.,1, wlahea prixate
a'a. pvpUa: BUiag for eolles. ? .-,.--. ui-.y ; hl_h<-at refe.
Addif-k- rjJLB, Boa i, Irlounl Oiiice^_
BI.ST TEACKERS -u|.|,:i?d for all bian-hea. ln any
IB *:ity. Nx. FEE foi r-?!ixtratl..ii. Form tnr atimti.
r v HL'YSSOfiN >?? rlrtn Setaol Bureaa. 3 W. Hth-aV
(;a LECTrIcaI. r ?? i.'-. i i i:i n... r,,-t. radnab
j in WooJbrid*? .--,.,, . dlaon-ava, pr iiarti
-
ii \,,[.r.M, . rn.a ll.-run,
J'a sii.a-i.liic rrenrn and ..'inan; con.pet.nl t.
i agllab itudlM. '!.-?: t, laogi ? dlog Itullaa;
Inri . wlabea BOattlon In famlly ; r I
? li, thla City. AUdr.-a- .XII III A.XI
i.ivnu.KL, 180 aib-ave., corna ZOUtat., Beot n i
Ix ,,K x pjfj \ , i ,. i i ,,,,; KEi 'r.ii.x lu-.i) i,.
knewn tamillea and ?perialiy luc-eeaaful iu preparlng
boya lor .?i! - r.s'i Yi.li.siTY, Boa 12,
! ij* Broadway. _
R! 1-xr.x i [OX l OR ( OLI.
!'
sii Tuii' i - ?'? anea.
WKTHF.RREK, Prlvate Tut.,r, 14-J Bl
Ii '--..' af all
bnnch^ auipo-d tc OBlvanlUes, c^Uig . -,n oli */. 1
famlllca. Clr '-ar ? I parea NUdern langua*.-*
ipoken. M1KIAM COYR1EKE. 160 SUiave.. cot .
UXION I'l ? llax achool ..fficer*
' wl-h leacher-: t?-*, nep. wltl. BoaltlOOB.
K. bt. HAJtRIBOTOH, Prop.. Xo 44 Eaat llth-at. X. V.
VriBlTlXO Teaeher. a ?.,:: ? t-:-,,i uM toaaba Freaveh,
i ,? rruan, I ? thei latlrt ral, ren ? i
Ui eity. tddi i LlLHAJi A. w .11 i I.. .... Ij.-' Iluii---.
W.XNTI U. H\ ;. Bucceaafol l.-ai-her. ParUirr ln aehoi)
neved ttptown; i,..a-. n anaurpaaaed; hlnti
?- : - - -- il ; .- - i,f i,nn,-Jj,j| th.- rauae,
_IMMF.DIATF 'lill.ui,.
\V -? d >..-r
.? -i in |ad.. a IU. iir-.r ? i uid Oerman
iadi' -. ? Ith l InffUab aad i ii ??!<, i?en( ir en \
?
i, rmaii. A.i|?y ?-, M - ? M. J. ^'"l SO PTLTOX, \u.-ri.
? :? ii ;in<l Koreljni T.aehi-ra1 Am-ncy, 29 t nloii -
Y' - - -?.-.'-- I < |iY idlplon , ? a- govi ?
panloo In n ???? ? ? im - oek Ueraan
li?.li. ii.'i I ? and 1 . ?. -- hti/h.-al i f. t n
M.XlirMi.IsI U.I.. 71 \v,,t |0 Vuri,
Ouniing AcaOcmica.
FERXAXDO'8 Al \!n MY. 16 tk ?t naaar*
I0? ? i aii.x ||,iu:. AU th'- new
?>?.?! ia- k'ni rjpidiy. Si-nd fo.- circular.
II .1. DODvVuKl l!
T.
aai i ii ni-.xvK.
o;i,-na Baturdai. 11, tob l 17th.
Claaa aad Pi,\at-. i- - too,
aleu'a c'la.* conu.ii-ncv* Dvc. 7th,
tii&ing QUa&emua.
DI('KBff.'S BIDINO ACADHBT,
KiTH-ST.. Wt-ST, BET. *VTH AND 7TH AVKS.
NliW OPEN __
For ?.. formatlon of K? I and Wlnter ?ABMU_ under tha
nr-.onal dli--tlon of CHA&. W. nit-KEL. the oldea* ana
bret KID1N <> ACAnr.MY la th- rountry.
Haraaa board.* M r-wonabi^trnna. * kboeht.f.
ercBrsian*.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
all nurauawa bsisbbm _ncli.d__o.
a wTrif er
CALIFORNIA.
I'.rtls ?.ll l.rave New-York November Vi nnd
n.T.-inl.ci IO f?r Pii-nilrnH. I.o. Aaaelea, _*n ? *?o,
>;...... Hnrbarn. Klwr-ldr, .....I olhrr !-n..lli.r.. < al lor
nin i,?iii... i ?'? b irip "iu I.' ...?'i ? U. a _V- <?< '-*}" _
.i,mi.iri.V... \. -tii.,.i.Mi Fattaaaa PaBwe HaasdaB-Oara.
""iW:"'"" I.!'!'"; every r_l naa ot travrl bott. ways, and
alve th. paserng .r cntlre freedom. ? ' -
Tha i urn tlckete iray ot >i_-d ?"'*"- Kemiiar
Tr?in .iiiiil .Jnlv l,P_, oi with any one of Mw; llr.urn
7," T'nrilr- .."Hrr -pr. Inl K.rnrt, irltt _ C Uoloe of
ln... Blflrrenl Bonlr_.
Dnir, of n.hrr < nllfornla Exrnralona. Jan. 12 and
14 i . ti " 11 "><l M: and Marrh 10.
Aaaea a-Maalee Ia.aaadaaai /aa, l*i !?<??? - and 2???
ry.Snnd for .1- s.'rlptlv. rlr. nlar.. d._lcnatln(t whether
heoa rataBna to raiifornta <>i Maatoe mara i? dr .ired.
-rr, iik.'ADWav, BBW.TOBB.
KAVIIOM) * WIIITI.'O.MB,
__ntnmn Rcsorts.
TlRTstRONG'S SANITARIUB,'
BABATtN.8 -PIM >.;??. V Y.
a pop'ilar reaera for health, o__-B-, real or recreatto..
all the year. Klevator. elcctrlc br__, ele_m. opon flra
olacea tuu-parlor aiid prometiade ou tho roof. Croquti.
lawn tenuls *c. Ma-.agt, Turkiah. Ruaalaa. Bo*aa
F.lectrn-ihrrmel. all bath. and all remedlal appllancee.
_end foi lllu.tiatrd elicular._
HARBOR VIEW HOTEL,
BDGABTOWB. MABTmA-J VINEVAKU isl.lM)
41 - ?.?.
II la magnlfk-ntiy locat'd. rvery wlndow havlng
charmtng wakr-vUir. fc.nd for ctrcilara.
V. i'Kl.W. Manaif"
THE AMPER8AND,
ON LOWEItt SARANAC LAKE,
AD1UOVUA. K HaDXTAIBB, N. Y.
Open tlrfs., ataaai l.t-at, ?~<-trtc bclls, batha, gas and
elcvator; good huntlng and fluhlng. Special ratea tor
fall monthn. Addrts-.
EATON & TOUNO. Managera
Amii.irsand, X. Y.
THE AUSTRAL,
IM.NF. IMItK,
Hrrntwoede l.nua I.I.ind. N. Y.
A mcdern l.ot-1 ? l-irantiv appointid. Otla elevator.
np-n wciod t!r-\ afani hoat, inmic-room, li.wlinc alley*:
luperlor wa'er aunply; p-rfo.t ganitary conditions; soii
dry aud sandy; balaam. an.l pln.?.
1 _li.? l<--v- fo?t Kaat 34th-_t. ferry at B :20 a. in.. 3 20.
4 L'O ;.nd S:-0 I) IO. Sorid.n?. t? ;i. m. X_a 4:20 p. m.
roud ezprcasi ?lth jiarior car, arrlvlug
u' 6 :J_ p. n..
W II BOOIIV. Ilanaafr.
CUitttrr Resona.
..niBONDAI K...
W1NTER RE80RT
GRA.M) VIEW HOUSE,
LAKE IM.ACID, N. V
Hl.li._t ocnipi'd elevallao ln tha Adlrondack_; alr pure.
drv ,md liivlirotsttlng: an un.'^iiall.-d rfsort foi h'-altn-? "K
era- late" plniza lucloaed ?;tn glaaa; tlioomglily unansca
for wlnte. eomfor.; table flr?t-cia*rt. A.idr---*
H K??'BY ALLEN. Fruprlftor.
I.AKF.WOOI), N. J.
PALMER HOUSE.
Now o,.en. up.Mi wood Bres! elevaler, ~.ani neat, etc.
7,0 ' J. R. PAIMKR. Mana_er.
THE JACKSON SANATORIUM.
lor 30 yar- i.dtaf Hroiih [aatlMttM tu Aaaerlca.
Located. dfl^'anrd and egelpped ?ith ?si^^iil rafaaaaea M
-. requlrenMBta and romfort of a
WINTFIC HOBU FOR INVAMDM.
Mod.irn u ._. baBdiaft abbnlut-ly llrtproof, and tw?lve
eottaga. I.-at-d b] asaeaa. For Ulu^trat?l i_?mphlet, te .tt
j' \K'rnrii .i.\. KKOX, DanavlUe, Llvinaston Co., N. Y.
rly Jiefcaon t l.efflngw.-ll.)_
V.B COURT IKK, ROBELLE, \. J.
35 j | .-. - I. ? r-y-.t.: i">0 Ualps. New and flrst
elaaa Ji" to 818. Open a'l Ihe vfar.
^gcnto CUnntcb.
Wl I'.li. Rellablo p-rson tn tnko tho aeon(-y ln fh.ir
town foi one of (he beat aelllng arttclea oa Ihe tnarket;
retaila for 26c., i..\-. l"'. per eenl preitj aeUa ta everjr
Encloae atarap
KOBF.RT 8. WEST, CUvaUnd, Ohto.
8oari IDdittc)
' nnd mother ln
rir.n.ir... i..-t ..rur;. or BontB "r.neo; stato t,ims,
ra OABD f?r nyaell and mother. in Brlck chnnU.
Io .tlon e-'id dlatance from depot and number of ftieata
1 muat !"? in N. V. i ity by 8 a. in.
imd do not leava the elt. mnt'i <i p. m. Adaraaa
r p, moss.
p. o. Ho_ 2,3..4. x. v. ?ity.
Drn _^oob5
C_NE CARPETST"
\v.. have plaeed on aile t-.-day a lar?'1 lin^ nf Ax
nilnater CarperU, "IH. or withoiit Ijoiil'-rs, ut 8123 per
yard.
nmae gooda aro Mperloc to th^ iin>-st grada Koqnecta
Oarpeta, and aro wlthout Queatlon Um beel value ever
..ft r.-ii in Baa gooda
ABDREW MSSTER'B snvs,
Bpaeiona an.l Well Llghted Bhowroeaa\
03t?, 841, 948, 816 Migiith .iv. .
tost BltO i'oniia
I08T.?Bank book Bo 197,8-0 Bank for savlnes, 07
i liinkir-.' New-York. Payment _ui|.|.tl.
? boiiK. _
PICKED np adrlfl In Buzzatd* Bajr, oa Oet IA a
ibmll Hiek' r-i.'iiit tio.it, palnted irhlte, aith aola
-!..\h in botl bi. Owner can liava aama t.y provlna
owncr.hlp and pay.ng expenaes. Apply
i lf.\-. F.MMET.
ot Wm. B. Aiutln, Weaterly, K. I.
_nroptiiu ^OPrriiscmcnta.
ORATEPVL- COXFORTIBO.
EPPS'S COCOA.
ni'.i.A iw i .... i _?. i uioiu.i.11 _i.u.>,ci... .; s.iie nat
ural la.4a ?*jch govern Uu np.-r_ti.us ut Oi^i-ktiou and uu
trilioii, aud by a oarelul apulicatiun of th. ttue prupcrtio of
wpil aclecttd t'ecaa, Mr. Eppa ba- provided our i,r?i_fiul
tablca "itii a d-inat.lv ria\or.d beveraea ?hich may aave
u? manv h^*v\ doetora* blll.. lt i? In tne jud;. lou5 u.e of
-.rh jrtlcle- "nf dlet Uiat a con!>titiitloii may bo gradually
bullt up untll str..n^- riioii','h to .t Ul everjr '..ndi-cy to dU
it?f. Hui.dr-d - of -iilitle nuladii - ara flnatiug arciu.d ua
rcedy to att-ic. wher*ver thew la a "-au polnt. Wo n.ay
???->ni_o man] a r-_u: -haft by kr. plii^' o'ir>?lve_ well fortiflod
witn pnra blo.k1 and a prop?rly nourlahed frame."?Clvll
Bcrvioo Oaxatta.
Iia'.f
t c
Mada Iimulv with botllng w.'pr nr mllk. Sold .nl# ln
r nound nna bv Oro..r_ lubeilfd ihus : "Jamt? Efl'o
CO., Homflroparhlr Ori"mt?tH. I.nndon. F.nrland." ?
PUBLICATIONS
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
TKIIll'NK WAIl STOUIEH-A a.rond edltlon of
lbl.rnt.rlHli...i_ i:olle<'liou ul nlorlrs of tbrllling anil
c\i'i.n:_ ndvrnlnre In (hp Flvll Wnr hn? Ju.t brru
i-.in-il br Thr Tribune, apd all ordt-m .-un now be tlllml
preaapalr_ Thcrr nrr 10 atnrir ., nll vrrll.ru by I niou
-nlitiri ? nnd all ariunl puiti. Iimiii . In thr acrnra aar
rutid. TMrii.r-llvr wmr writieu In roinpr.iuon for
pri/.ra. I'n.i.|i_lrt lorui,-|.ii..'.. '-1 . run u rnpt.
" t.MKIIK AN MONK.Y, IJOI.I). HII.TF.lt A\D( llt
BBOT." Fbe earraaaaf aatlelaii <>i >ir. ilor.-, with
klndird niuiter. rrnrintrd Iroin " Iti- (aaura of un Ofl
Taaa." I_ fhrnn *ii|i|.lrinrui iilirr. fnrin lor oopular
dU.i ibiillon | m 1.1 iiiilr .. .'t i-rnl_ rm-li. po.m.n pnld.
l.iil rnpira, U i-nt.a. Irrigli. la br nnd br purchusrr.
1 .lllll.i oi>i? or in >ir. * I i>n- i houan iitl. I'r.ight lu ao
pniil nr |iurrh??rr. _
paF.-*HVTKUiA>c B8BBBAL A?aE>IBLY at
Oriro... IBBI. Now out. ( oplra run be ordrred h.
ninll or buush. in Thr Tribune Itualne** Olhre. Tlie
praeaaa_B8a i? hall, rrpotled eepecinlly lor Tho
Tribuae Ur n Pruabrirrinn rlrr.oinii. W.? large
aetava pa.ra. -?? eaaaa a ropr.
"TBBTABIBB A BBVSOB OF PKOSPEKITY."
Thrcrrn. i.i.O Mtlelea ?l Br. i.nrr. wi h o.lier k.n
drril mu.lrr. In.-liidliig ihr a.'llrlr on our pUu of anv
rruuirut. rrnrimrd Irom " 11.? I..ur . of nu <l> Venr"
l? i lir.ip .nnplrniriii ii.rm lor popular dletribunan
i.biuna thr pr-ipl.'- hr r:iiii|inlgii fuiiiniiiirt'i. 1 to 10
roplra. ?'. rr.i.a rarb, poatuae pii.il. 1UB rople*. 4.)
ren.a. Irriahl lo br pald by pm rhaaer. 1,000 rople*
aml ntrr, al prr thoisuad. freight io be puld by pur
diBkn
"?TIIIIKM IB BBl IIMtOllTY. l.ri.rr* ofl. N B..
lllu-.i ineil, Iron, iue \V o.i lndloa, < iiIih. Il.ti. o aad
I'en.ral Aiiirru-n. A valuable aad ratrrialalaa
decu.ncui. 100 Octave pagea Ji ceaia a copy.
REAL ESTATE,
BOKINTCSS AT THI EXOHANOE.
There was fl falr flWflri at the Real E*tato Exchange
yesterday when iMMfl L Well* oftered lt* !<** a*
KtapbrM* BflfcMfl, udjarent to thc oak ******
1'a.k. The property ls nl*o adjolnlng the slte or
Firt Hidependcncc, iiart of the <Hle* e*t?t*. <>nly
t,u? btoeta iwfl ..ibriii. wtmmmm. txm?*tkww m
Perot-st. and rtedgwlrk ave. bw.ught? ?,'4">?; "J1."1.'"'
.?,. ?, ftedprtckave. fro? *i.?w up to fl. oo.
?ii,.mer ol uattej Plaee aod Bed?irU*av?. broogBt
9U4SS. Um i" oaklaj. i'i.'.- aod lf7V;LJ i .ve
tsbo each. The coroer of P* .t *t. flnd *****?ffi
iold tor +1.1 .w with *?-'-, for Intertor lota, and *'??'?'
f.'r t h.'corner of Oahley Place. The OBpoege eonMfl
1,1, iiiiHi. The eomer ol Oalue* Plajfl aad
#1,000 for inteil'.r |0U; BOd the ,-onier ..f ^OWltM
;, ?] .?;;., a* won aa tortj t*n ioi* had beflsodnjed
the auilliHieer '111110111,, Mfl that laMWeh B? ?B **?
provemenU had nol y-t beey r?mi.iei?*d bey< ><i a
nolni no forther lot* would be oircred at preaent
An"lig e , ,v -r* were W. P. Wlfht, M N. CtOOWt .
;. N. 1,'i.ik-l*, JH.ne* M.i.l.ily, W. J. rl.uMimt. U. B.
Pcvlon, F. <i BWMOn, 11. Keiincr, Jred hiwtcr und
D*! 'Kaham A Ofl. off. n*d No. 8*4 Park-ave.,
nortii of Nerenty-etShtJi-et- a foflr-etor, Wf^og
dwelilnj on a lol 15x76; It mM for ?19,078 u? tho
piiii'ititr ln Uie proeeedlnga.
.Iiune- C. I.-.l'-r Offered under forerlostire Nos. 248
and -2.-.D W'e*t One hi.iidre.I nnd thiriy thitfl -t . we.,|
?f Beventh-ave., two Uuae-etory rtone front dweiung*
on lota each 10.8x100; tii.*y brought 986,900 Mflfl
Boblnson Qtll , . , ?
.smith A Kyan sold for thc ;is-ignee of John ?.
K.-aniev aii bla aacoUeeted book aeooaata for a nomi
nal Miin. , ,. .
I'. fOllOirlBg l-nvate -ales are nnnounred : Morrls
n. Raer <i Oo. have m.M for Joeepb Btrauw Ho. 81a
Weei Twentr-ftftb-it., a fonr-rtory brlok and biown
stnne Engllsh boaomont hi>u*<\ and lot 15.4x08.0, for
a. I -,,>,,
( liinles inieimnnn has sold for Emll Lehrlan No.
850 houth Thlrd st., Hri>oklvn, four story double flat,
iioxKoxuo, lo Henry xmm for ?14380.
Now-York, Monday, Oct. 10.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auctlon Room to-day:
1 4-atory duelitiig. wlth lot, No 88U Park-ave, w a,
09.2 ft n of 7Hth-*t, lot 15x76: Edlth Wharfaia. $19,075.
2 8-?U?ry dwelllngs wltH plot of land, N'os 248 and 250
West 13Ud-(4t, s s. 1KV8 ft w of 7th-ave, plot 33.4r99.ll;
Robinaou 0111, fl85,200. ,. ,
8 lot* w h Elwotwi^tve between I'ernt-*t and Oakl?y
Place L'SxlOO ."a,h ; Ja* Mrf.lnty, S N Danlels and others,
B7 4:.r>.
8 lots s s SodBwIrk-ave between Perot-st and Oskley
Plat^; W K Peyton, A 1 .-alrchlld and others, ?9.205.
ti lota n s I'.t-.t.st, 109.8 ft e of Sedgwlck-ave; W P
Wlgiit and B F Cromwell, B5.100.
S lot? ?? * Oakley Plaee, lOfl.l ft e of Sedgwlck-ave;
W K PeyU,:, and I'atrh-k Ryan. ?4.250.
5 lots'ti ? Oakley Place, ins a of Sclgwlck-ai-e; F I
Edgar and B J. MeOanah, *4.I7.".. _ _
5 lof w ? ElwoqdTvo, 25 ft n of Oakley Place; F E
Edgar. #2,32.1.
8 lota a ? Sedgivick^ve, b.'tw?-n Oakley Plaoc and
Knonltoii-Mt; I M Brown, H Rann r and others, $8,750.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS- N. Y. CITY.
Ave D, n s, 208 ft n of 9th -st, 52.10x101.1 ; David
Micheison to s M Bemateta . ta
180th-^t, s s, 148.1 rt, ? ?f .Ma<II'on-a\l3, 10.10X
'J'j.li; John \V Aitken b, M Mli.or. 18,000
Frankfortr?t (No 9); Elenora Fredeih-k to L W
Itnoaring . 6,000
Bbom property ; LewN w Du>.-.*iug to j R Foiey.. 4,.^o
sa,u>- prm^'r-.r; Bxc, l'.-' I Co ta m
irrederiok . . *.7G0
l*ta\.', -, ? v 2*7.fl ft e of HlglibrldK"-?t, 70.8X
itOO: Adam Keefer et al t<> c ll Diet?.. 4,600
Webster-ave, i m ",r I74tn-at, S5xfl#; Msrtha
s, i.u.'f.-r t<. '. Baumano l,&oo
A\.- ll. e S, 8S.8 ft s ?l UiU,-*t, 20.0x??; Ropo
McCabe t., ' E Mc4 ibe. 1
Hlghiuldge roafl, n ? t, ?7.U ? w Xlngsbrldgo
roiul ; haine to *amc ... 1
170th-st. * -. 119.B it, ? of PrankllB BTti 18x124;
Jacob .s.-abold to a Arstander. i
Allen-it (No l?5)j Aaron Waliler U> W Slote. 2o,00<y
03d-at - -. '"? ' ? "' Ith-ave, !txi00.8; Arthur
,, to M Lankenau. 10,500
Lexington-ave, ?? s, 10.6 ft * ol Bfltb-el, 80x75;
Nlaiv 1. McCabe t<. .)"..., la-ey. 45,000
Hui,-*"t ? s. 100 tt e oi lOtb-ave, 21xW.ll; Har
rl.'t l?e For.-'t t., '. B Evans . 18,L'.>0
Na<?a.i.st. No 01; Ham.-t, C Wari.n to M D Van
Wmkle .-?. ??- 75,000
OOth-st, .. *, ---2"> ft ? Utb-ave, :...<u?; .**o<ti'
Hui*.J, t.) Bugh KtiiB. 23,000
51*t-t ? s, 12". ft e lltn-ave 25x120.4; stame us
exscutrlx to Mi gare I. kIhr. 2,000
79th st, * -. 189 ft ?? l.-f-i-' 25x102.2; Patrlck J
McLaughiiu to W Maaeelberger. 14,000
glai -. n .- iflfl and 17u West; Jolm Caaey to M
E fieCabe . 80000
79tn-ht, N? 52 Bael J ? ? Coheo to Manr (teace.. 70,000
n s, ;...() ft w 8th-av>', -40x92 i John '!ott.'n
to B S Cohen... x
l*t.,,.-t. ? s, 210 ft. w 6th iVB, 100xliio.il ; Daniel
Hnnneaeey to F A s.it^ . 1
l>7Ui-*t, No* 151 and 151 F.a*t; II Hirs.-h to D
Benneasey . . . 48,ooo
Wcb-ter-ive, s w eor Travera^t, 4",xtit; Mary E
Motinhan to Maiv f'onlan. 2,,50
Anthony-ere, w *. 720.8 it n Soatbeni Boulevard,
2; Mk-hael Klrnln lo Q A Noonun. 400
Anthooy a\>, ? s, 749..". ft w *o-itli<-rii lioulovanl,
38x82; -an.e to .1 F Oeoghegau. *00
Anthnnv-ave. w >, 770.8 f u southern Botile.a.d,
25x81; san.c to 0 Wili'cl. 400
RE(X)RDF.I) MORTOAOES.
Aldhouse, Fred.rick, and wlfe. to R.ohard A Cunnlng
hain and ano, * ? ;ot.h-^t, w Oth-av.-, 1 yeaJ, fllfl.000.
Bo.-k, U.orK'e, to li.orgo Eiiret, 1 2.274. cp 11'4. leasd,
fll.000.
,,.n,n, B.-njamin F, and wlfe, to O.-orge Young, n s
lOUi-si. w Hth-ave, 1 veiir, 25.000.
Oaaey, Jolm, and wlfe, t<> llaron de Illntrh Fund, s s
? ioth-ave. 2 Bwrto, I rear*, +40,000.
Evans, fleorae *. t>. Morrls Mayer, ? * l-nth-st, e lOtfi
?v 1 year, *3,ooo. _ ,.
*'?U*v. Pulla R, to Louis W Duesing, No 9 Frankfort-st,
,...,/. flaanslj u, Bolomoa Marx, c s Rooseveit-st, n
Bauvla-'t. 025.000. ? _. . ,.
Henrv, Matllfla. to Wlillam l.ad.'bold and ano, a a
iiotii-*t,' w Kth-ave, .*> v.-3i- ._? mtga ?y 000.
Kiuir Hngb, t., the Emlgr*. t Industrial Savlngi Bank,
? ? ,.st. ? iith-a\.' 1 yeai :-' mtgi), -/35,ooo.
Lmkenau. M, U> Arthur 0..r*.'li, 1 ? 93d-st, e 4tli-ave,
2 yeara, fll,500. ?
SiulhoUind, Jamea nnd wlfe, t., Dnltcd Btatea Trust
CODipanv, N Y. I * 1 I4lli-t e lltli-a\e, 1 N-'I.r, ?f'..,0(H).
McOabe May E. t.. tha Baroo <!? ii!i*'h Fund, s s
fllst-at, ..- Loth-ave, 6 rear* .2 mtgs), fl40,00p.
MrCamu John, to Jo*eph II Oodwin, et al, Klngsbrldge
10 ieree, :t year*, fl200,000.
l', [.-.- carollne, t-> George Herbener, s s 83d-st, 0 Ave
A, Ul-tal's *?* 8lS).
Kolns, Fieaeikk and wlfe. to Enoch C Bell, Madlson
:ivp ? .- cuni.'r 13"d-rt. demand. *?".,' I 0.
Stewart, Mir'.a. to L'uion Tcu-.t Co, s s 96th-st, e 9th
ave, 3 i.flJ-* +l?.00?i.
Tuke Renry O. nnd another, to the Metrnpollten Llfe
Insurancc Company, Lexlagton-are, s w corner I2ist.?t,
4 yeara $52,500.
Varlan. .rnliett. and another, to John II. Thorn, Kings
l.riUtf"' R"?i4. inaj. - "f Yonk,r>. 1 y.ar. $1,000.
Welnberg, Jacob li ind wUe, f 1 tn-: (iiaral Natlonal
Rank >'t al n * 121*t-*t. e Manliattati-ave, aud other
prors'rty ootes, 8188,874 10.
Zubillers ll 80ns. to II -nry ZubU'cr, s s 4oth-st, w
lst-ave, i yeara, 11.1.
Citn |]roprrtn iot Sale
By order of Executors
TO CL06K AN ESTATE.
FOR SALE.-Tlie BXtlB ?--U-bullt aud dc^iiable four
story brown-tone dwelllnfl,
No. 47 Fifth Ave., near llth St.
39\80 feet; well arr.inred and exco, dlngly attractlve. Lot
39X125 feet.
i'or permlts a:.d furtli-r partlculars
AI'I'LY TO
uv.o. H. BEAD,
(3.297.) 9 1*1.\K*.T. (ASTOR BFILDINfl;.
The Cem of 72d St..
No. l'42 Weat, in perfevt order, beauttfully deeoraleC for
?45,ooo. Apply on premlae* ?* to
JAMES L. LIBBY & SON,
79 CEDAR-ST._
Wi. OFFER FOR SALE a toaMtary trownstone bouse
in p4rf.it order ln Wth-su, near Ceutral Park, fur
020,000; terms to sult.
Ap|.ly to
JAMES L. LIBBY & SON
_79 CEDAR-ST._
mn turnu tiihkk-ntouv bocsbs.
For H?ie (renalnder ?? of leai, 205, i'07. 209 wost
78tli-st., 20x55 and PXtenilOBi; one do* baj wliid.nv front;
genolne eablnet hardw001 ihrontihout; nelchimriiood, Dont
wi rear, il olutelj rratrlcted to pu\at.- resldence* only;
lih.r.ii sam ? ... , u.slii on niort^ape, live years, 4Hi per
. .-nt. Apply on prvintM-s. _______________^__^____
-ELEii.VNT NIAV RESIDRKCB
ON WKST 7JDST..
NEAR 1 I.VTK.Vl. PARK, WEST.
Hoiidv.meiv deeorated; chaadellea^ Ifl.
Kor partl, nlars ipply t..
OWKF.R, lt""M :iu 171 UKitvnw.W.
MED1UM SIZ1 D ..ilisr. HOL'bF., near the Fifth
Avenue PresbTterlan Church
iiARii.viN::
V. K. VrEVENSON <? CO.,
lo.i Broadway.
1-4 f 1 n salIu -Fn,ir-t. iv, browpstoae, hlfh-stoop h..,i*e
.11 I'jik-aw.. r.ear toth-st.; butler's paiitry .-\t<!i>!on.
Applv at 29 Broadway. R0..11, -17.
Conntrn JDvopcrtTj tcr 8olc anCi (Co Cct
FOR SALE ?THE GEM
ot Loncj Island Sound.
THK MOOT BUMtAHT i:-t4HI.isiimknt THIS
MIDI Ol' NKWIMIKT.
n,?ign.xl and bullt l.v M-m-. MMm. M.-ad * Wblt...
at an expec.f soveral iiii?r.,l ?f tkousaad ol doll.ra
A gcntlcroan'i realdenee la ??m-iv d-t.il and req.Ulte;
new magnlflcent an-i roath man.lon, stables, and, out
iioim.-, greenbouae* iill.-ii ?.tl> rareat M plaata; eholce*! of
boat and bath U?,i?e , ya.lit auchorane rlalit oH Uie
1 r*ml*ea
'!!..' iiian*lon l? 011 tlie water front, surrouuded bv 13
atri-s of I'xqulalte ia?? leralloa naax, snd southern
txpoiure, glnng tlie cool breeiea of ti"- Sound
Itut S h.mr from iirand Central l.eput l.\ N'e.v. Ilaven
Railnud. Wlll be aold gn-ath DBlOB ,'?it u, closo an
?ut?-.
Charlei Bf*cRae,
.'illll 5ll. Aveuue, coiiu-r 1 11lt St.
PURE WATER! PURE WATER!
At Garden City, Long Island.
Cottag.'a with all inoilcm luiprnvmnrnt-s, lu*ludlng ga*
and WBtei f?in I'ublle worka. Rtuits, 9At>0, fl40>J, aw.
t.ioo iad *i ?.-''" per year. II tmtai ?;. 1. ??. uOy.
\pi.l, to or addreaa I,. ll Cl KL1KF Age*.t, Oard
. .1 \ VVIIII '. -".\*. 115 llroudway, N. \
TIIOMA8TON UlUHLANDS, ol iii.-at N u, c,.u,ii*iid
Ing \1.? of I...ug l.land S..und BB1 Ma.ihaaaett Ba\
Ulsht of Hivv grai.iwl wli?. each Mlla sito. Property
f.illy re?trlit<-d. Seven new 0 and 8. room cottagc l^r
aali. by W. lt. tiRA. I'. t CO. ilanover Square, New-York.
*2UU taW do'iu. $30 monthlx
Tinct.on 0oUb of Ut al Cfatate.
JSiOTREiifiE COUBT SALg
JOHN F. B. SMYTH, Auctioneer,
will Mll at publle aucttoo at the Bral E?_te Zxr._i_.
it Llbrrty-at., at 12 o'clock noon, *m <
Wr._Nr>>DAY. 0_T. zi, is:n.
the followlng dr?ir..iilr lnv?_tnT>.it oroperty;
l.*.2'_' Thlrd-avr., northweat i <.rr,- r ..Ut-et., |
brownalone (lat and ?lor.?. f.ot, '.A_7_> f'wt.
1,02., 1,1-6. I, .28 Tnlrl-ave., adlolnlng rorn-r | (?.
?tory brownatono flaU an.l ?torev I.OU, 2"?x75 fr?t ^3
171 and 171 Eeat 91at-at., _ flve-atory .rowoaloaeiS
Lote, 2_xl.iO feet ra<h. ?*
Mapa. et.'.. at au.tioneer'a ofllre, 'r. Llberty-at _
puint'.r* attome*. wh.liaM k. CI.ai.k. r_q ' _
T.ll.rrt--at., or MEYER BUTZEL, Eaq.. iut_7* _
Warr.-r.-_t., N. Y. ^ ?
flneineBB JJtopcrtTi . _ f tt.
DE-IBABI.E DBWimn PBOFERTIEB
llowa Towa
For -alr.
iill.Mi .. WHITT*...
A ItrrUinan "1
inrnierjcb -Apartments do ttu
HOTEL RENAISSANCE7
430 f-T.. \VE?T OF VTII AVE.
MKKTI.V FIKEPROOF.
LAROE AND KM A t.I. Sl'ITES OF R00M8. Fl_
NISHED AND INFLRXISHED. ?
APP1.Y TO . IANAGER.
ilats io Ltl, Hnfnrmet)e&.
/j^HL-THE LA MMIE, ^
Corner Orntral Park Weat (8_i-evc.) and 83d-ft,|
Comeolent to "L" ataBon (81et-?t. and Bih-eva'
Thla hantteome new bullding eommanda a Oaa vU? a
Central Par_ aud haa a aouthern expoeura.
Fiata conalut of aeven and elght roouie and bau, ^
uaually lignt and alry: el.vator. ?_un heat, e?bUa
flnUh; mosaic tll<_ and hardwood floora. artinicaily __Z
rated; ln fact, cony?l?te_andiJi?at_c.ja?v_Janit',; ?'< r.nmn^
THE JANSEN,
11 and 13 Waverly Plaee,
Near Broadway.
BACHEI.OR APARTMENTS,
En aulte, furnlahed and unfurnUhed, with every aaa
vcnlenee.
Houae recently redeeorated and thoroufhly wpair*
Apply on the pr._.l>ra._
The sunnyside,
73I.-ST. AND PARK.-AVE.
Corner apartraenU. uteam beat. llgbt and all moltalB
provementn Bar p.rtl-'iUr. apply '"
CI1R1*. IIKISER, 3i Uberty Hu_
THE < I.KVEI.AND,
i... Baaa B4ek Ba.
November flrst, large, thlrty-two fort wtde fiat,
nlshwl: belng nrwl> palnb il and d>"-oratrd threei,
every room light: e?pc< lally large, a.ini.v t. dr.._c_
fliiMs up; ahown IO to 3. except Sund-iys. OWl
resldent.
-loirla.
HOTEL BRISTOL,
"TH.tVt..A.ND Ailt "T., NEW..OBK,
ON THE A.M_HK AN PLAN.
IMII.Y BOTBLOf IHK BIQBKSTOBNi
for p.'rniai)eiit and tran.letit ?>i"st?.
E l' < i EN E M. K A RI. K, Proprieat.
HOTEL LINCOLN,
Broadway and 52d St.
Hrlrrl fnnilly hotel. newly decorated and n. w ?af?*_lal
loeated ln rloae proxlmity to lenlral Pnrk. ArreaaiMa
io nll rnr linea. Keataurant a la cart. and calttna af tka
hlgbret Rtandard. Siuglr room. 81.00 prr day, aaa ol
bath: aa aulto $3.00 and upwant.
_P. II. MeCABB, Preprieter.
HOTEL MARLBOROUG&
BROADWAY, 30TH AND 37TH ST*.
AMERICAN OR F.t'ROPEAN PLANS.
MADiSON AVENUE HOTEL
MAOIBOB AVEME aud ..STH !,T.
AMBBUCAB AND EIROPEAN PI.A.NA
Mr. Nutter, j.ropnetor of the Bl Marc Botal. &*??*%
ai.J -Oth-st.. havlng 1 __ed the above hotel for ?n T?ait.
ha4, during tlu- aumaa. r. made a thorough renovatiea la al)
d.:partni^nt.., tian .firrlng Iii-. ??ntlr-) icic* l.ro force tree. Ba
St. Ma... uu.irant... ing a fli_t-claaa culalno.
Tho raoaaa, en _ultc or alnglr, are far above tha aTeagi
hotnl roema.
Very lo.v nvt>* will be made tht4 season ln orUr ?
Intruducl the Madinou Avenue H-t.1 to the publle aBa
Mr. Nuttrr'. jna;iaoeu.ent.
J. ALONZO yi'TTEB. Proprleait
PARK AVE. HOTEL,
PARK ATE . 3iU TO 33D HTH , NEW.YORB.
ABSOLCTELY FIREPROOF.
8150.000 on alteiations and linpnvet-enta.
Amerlcan Plan, i-3.50 per day and upward.
Europran Plan, 81 per day and upward
SarUczy M-nyus Royal Hungarlan Orcbeaua.
FREE BAGGAt-E FROM SBABBI CENTRAL A0
LONG IMLAND H. R. MPBtflL
\V>I II. EARLE Ar ?*ON. Proprle.ora
fllnsical Jnatrnmtnis.
a H ASSORTMENT of aecond hand grand. uprtgkt aai
_\ square plano.. ot our o'.vn aaake, ln p<>rfect roolltlaa
aad fully warmit-d; also a number of second-hand piaoaa
ot other promlneiit makcr- at verv low prieea.
WM. BBABB t ro..
148 5th-ave., near -Oth-.t.. N- ?Vorfc
SttamtioaiB.
NORWIOH LINE.
F-vcj-.to INSIDE BOUTE. FARES KLDL'CEA
To NEW LONBON. 81.00; NORW1C1I. 81.-5; W0hV<:__.
TER, *-.w. BObTON, 1..0.. CorreaiNiodiai rduction m
all pointa Eaat Bl.arnara leavo Pler 40. North Kivr nul
above DeabreaJwa^a. Ferry, daily, Sunday. txecpted, a4 I
ONLY THREE DOLUU
TO BOSTON, via PALL RIVER LIXE. rare. r ducel M
nll poluU. IsteauMi. PILOR1M and PROVIDEXCBB
eommlaalea. L.a\e Pler -?, N. R, fout of lluray-efc,I 00
&m.. iviri days and *ullday^. ConnecHon M Aonei
oat from Brooklyn, 4:80 P. ni., J.'r_.'y t'ltv 4 00 P_ ??
An oreheatra on .'ach ilaamrr Full nlght'? raaa. "ulr
ma* VasUbulid Tralns between Fall Bfvee and Boaua..
STONINGTON LINE.
FOR BOSTON. INSIBE ROUTK. ALL PAREB<9_f
l.l'.'I.I. HO??TON. ONL1 83.00i ri: .\ II.KN'CA
.i:.'.''.; WORCBSTF-R, ?2.'-6. bUAmcra leava aoa -i<a
80, N./R., o.i- biotk abuve Caaal_?, at I u. |.- >"? dail^
except Sunday.
ALBANY BOATS. '
PEOPI.E'!* 1.1 NF.
Stramrrs DBEW and DEAX RKHMOXD 1- ave o'.d PM
41. N. R, foot Caual-at., .very weekday al 0 p. n'v,"**.1*!
d.r?>t connection (Sundav.. rxctptcd), for ALL. poiaia
Nt.urH, BABT and WEBT._
CAT8KILL, HUD_ON, AND COXSAOKIH
b.ut_ Irave da'lv, Sundav eaceptrd tmn. PI r 3B,
foot of Jav-?t.. N. r... at 6 p. m.. rooneeUng at li-daoa
with Boaton and Albany R. R. fo- aii point* Eaal __,
V BW-HAVEN.?StMUBet* lea\o Perk Slip
11 < I-i. r -J.'.. B B.) a: 3 p. m. a;id 11 p. m -undaje **
eepted), arrlvlaa U. Baa* foi traln. x? rtii and h..?i~_?
RAMSUKLL Line.-Sfr? loave 1'ier 24, N. R.,
foot Fr-nkiln-at., for Waat Polnt, Call S?rti>r t^J?w~?
r'ahklll Landlng. Newbure. BaUy 8 p B. i hunday ? a. m.
TKDY D0AT1 fltCBB-HB ~ar;itoK:? or Citj o!
Tn.y leava plaa laol w<-,t lotu-.t. daiiy. amaBd s>*J*
rr.DAV. ii 1'. M. Caaaaat with traln- for North aad
Eaat. Sunday -.t-auifr leaeBOl at Albany.
fJublic Xoticrs,
OALEOF LAND BT THE UNITEDaTlTW
k? Al' PITTSBUROU PA I'." .i .?.-?'?- n.y..__
senat. and Houv of Bopr*a?nUUvea ol Um l ?'t;.,J_rlr3
al .v...,tfi.a. ln Coogre-i aaaewblrd that the ^-"'^|_2
W_r b?, *nd h.rebv Iv auUorlied and dura.d to ?*.. ?JJ
eoBTey to tbe purebaawo; p-r.'i.a-T. all U?a BP^Jg
and latoreat ol Ihe L'i lud Blatea la and to?*J^S?__\
pareel <.i grouod. belougtug w u. ? nll*I ?*___*2_t__
the c ity al Plttaburgb-VeBaaylveale. at ?e aertawaayij
n.r of Paon-ave. and Oarrlaaa ABey. lu i?. Fourt ?? " 3
^ld city "mnting 00. bundrtd faet 0., thr ,???**??
Peno.ve.. and .xt.-ndiug aoHbw__j rloaa ??? ______
ol Oarrlann Allev. ,,.,.arrvl..? U?aMie wullV W *?*&
Uan ot the Allecheay BJv?. aubj-'.t howr er W "?
nul.ii.- ea?enie.it. _~ -_l?t iheroou and thereo\?r- *_!_?
IrZiSPar Ofllee. Waahlngton, D ... ^P^P"^^
laitl -llu-.-r tho provtalou al t-*" at*\e-ouotrd ae? ??
rui.V^_ a-Droved May .1. l^'.K) at.d bv dfre> uou(of _*
s." ?rV-v n/lv_ l wlfl offm f. r aalo _t publle ?"?????*
?_:? aJr-^'p-rty fle^rlb-d I. -Ud^ct. ?fl#?gj2* __t
lni.irov.-ii.riiU tii.Ton 1. b.l.me U) thr UDltra wj? -?
? t to the eondltl..'. '. aald aet. ~.d ' j.? ' ? J
. ih," lVma wid rondlUona nim?l In tlie nrlnt.'d '__]"?
. th 1. datr ropl.- of whlch wlll br furula-.d on ??^^
tlon to Uir undapalgneB. or to .he Ajtlng A-il -Un?> 0JJ.WJ
?__r it Aftt-'or Araonal. where alao a plat of w?
Sr-Sd ._. ba aS_ " Tae rlght is raaarvedV^g ^J
IT . 1 bt.lv ->r tn aceepf any btd or bldv aub.i?.l w ??
condluon- ..rrarrlhed ln tha drrular _^_^^\\\\m_T
_..^, . d..i.,.l' n wi. ne n ' ' , viT
^toWartltai! Kufleatlon ef aecjgaaoa JJ*
Pavnimt al thr full amounl ol the BurebaM ?fffL'g'i!
rnSa "_.' 4?UV_M nf d ,14 exec.ltol J "I or d^. Io. ?a
^Tureh^v^^.-'B^r^vr^v'-b.^^^
Oonwal. U. 8. Araur. J

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