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THE STORY OF INDCSTKY
HUMAN' EFFORT HBaTORl AND AFTER
ARKWRIGHT.
IXDFSTRY IN FNOI.ANlV Ilif-torim! Outliiv
Pv M ?le R. Olhhlns. Sometime ? nlvrr-i.y
(('?????. ,.? Prtaeaaan In Mttleal Br^omjr, ox?
ford, with Mips. Tables and s Plan. Octavo,
pp. x!x, *:?. Charlea Berthaer a soil??.
With tho enthusiasm of a man In possession Ol
a row theory, the most modern economic his?
torian tolls*?-*?* that th?? cause of all War?, I?oliti?
mi r?volutions ar.d constitutional ? hanfaa la
?.imply economic. In S word, having abandoned
the "UllianiS-Bln Man." ho hn? aal "? in. his piare
the "Economic NattM.'' Mr. Gibblns. however,
is fortunately not OS extr.?;nlBt in this regard.
While bd baa la bla intost work tarraga*] more
attention to th? relations between England'*?
politic*] nnd economic developments than In his
"Industrial History of England." he uovcrth??
Itaa makes Silo? Itet? for the operation of other
Utan purely economic causes
The? rtory of England's ris,* to Industriel nnd
OOmmerdal supremacy Is ns fascinatine ns tha
Story of ita political prepress from a petty In?
tu?.ar kingdom to a great worldwide empir?.
It is a p. ture of an evolution without a missing
link. Net ? sta?*:?? Of it Is there? but can be
tratta, so thai it s<?ems as If the Whole develop
Bj ? the differentiation f'om the ?Imple In
(". ry In tk befrnnlne to tha compiate ir
dust.y of to-day, could lie represente?'! by r*. dia?
gram of dlrergins linos. The gotr.i of modern
industrial England was in tha family of tho
Anglo-Saxon period, The? family of that lime
was an independent Industrial unit, supplying it.??
own wanta with the labor of Its own hards.
Mainly occupied with the cultivation ?>f the
aofj li fannd tima to make its own tools and to
apio ita ov.ii clothes. In genan? it was maater of
oil the tradea neceaaary to aopply its own primi?
tive? needs. Economie history shows what steps
led up frorn '.his coadltloa to that of the preaenl
day. It show?! how out of this "family system"
sjiatr?? the "guild system." tinder ?Thick a dirla?
ion ?if bth r began and m< ? devoted themeelvca
to apocini bandicrafta. The golldaoisn owned his
own Shop and his own tools, made with his own
har.i,.?? bla wares, and Anally seiid them himself.
II.* WU like the sm.-ill shoemaker of to-day. The
ayatem la slcnitVant as marking the beginning
?if the d;? ision of lahor, i>::t that division did not
proceed far. although tha system prevailed in
England till near!:.? the? seventeenth century.
Cn:i of It sprnnr? the "domestic system." In which
th?? arttaan hi differentiated from th?? maker and
geller. The manufacturer supplied to ihe
artisan, who stili had ins own tools nnd si ???.
the raw mn ?ri il. and received back the finiMie-el
product, "? I "aweating syntem" or to-day la a
Vwllc of It. Then conns into being with the pres?
ent century the "factory system." Tlie maker
and seller "f roods has spilt up into th??- capital
ist, the entrepreneur, the wholesaler, the jobber,
th?? retailer, while the artisan':-, work has become
spe-l.-rli-'.eel. so that he it? lonirer makes ;?. whole
artlcla, but only attends to a minuto process of
Its manufactura That In brief outline is the
evolution of industry in England.
Side by sir-e with it waa the development of
trad?*. With th" division cf labor it ccmea into
being. Under the "guild system" it Is hampered
hy town i- no polit S. The town la the economic
unit. Within it? limits trade is practically free,
bu* prohibitive barriers ure In the way of trade
between different towns The ?ame word is
used to deacrtbe the merchant of another town
and of another country. Both are "foreigners."
With the growth of industry under?tbe domestic
ayatem town monopolies break down. Trade is
free throughoui tha nation. Th?- nation becomes
conscious of Itself as an economie existier?.
With this c inception come the struggles to
Control the market of the world, the wars for
the supremacy of the soi- ??nil for the pos?
session of the New World. Th? next step In
England waa toward general freedom of trade
between all nations.
in ti-.<? game way the agricultural evolution
can be traced. The development from serf
tarmine to modern capitalistic formine ear be
shown, and the appearance on th.? scene of th??
? nt agri? ultural classar, the agricultural
laborer, the amali farmer and tii?* greal land?
lord, can be noti d Pictured aa an ?volution the
etor?? of England's economic growth has the
greateal value and Intereet. ah th???'? proceaaes
in development weni ?>n together and are ?o re?
lated and Interdependent that to present each
separately is to create a fais?? Impreseli ? of in?
dependent development alone dlfferenl lines.
Mr. Glbbina has chosen the chronological
method, so that his i" nk presenta a series of
picturea of Industry us it existed in different
periods*of English history. That there le de?
velopment Is mai'? 'liar enoush, tut what the
steps of it gre is no!.
Mr. Glbbina haa his own theory of the origin
of ihe ?i in.??:;? of the industrial Bociety of
"Cnf-lard as it Is found at the dawn ?if history.
Of society as it existed th??n the question Is. Waa
it a blending ? t a iman, Celt and Saxon, ?t was
it purely Teutonic? Mr. Oibbina i? disposed to
think the t-v- ?*, man occupation of Britain left
little trace upon the Induatrlal life of the inland,
There ir- reai >n t?, believe that he owes this con?
vi? ? :?. t?, the force ??? an analogy rather thai? tu
any historical evidence. His analogy is In
i --. but perhaOi for that if-ason only the
m- ?. ; -' Th?-? Roman occupation of England
was, h?? saya, much ?ike th'? English occupation
cf India. T!;?* ?<:::?? ?aus??, th* climate, operates
to prevent both from being thorough The cold
kept th?? ?:?>??:?? from colonizing Britain as ho
did Gaul, ju=*. _s th?- hea* has l:? pi the English?
man from occupying India, as hi ?;,; this con?
ti:, nt The Induatry of tin? leland throughout
the Roman o<~?-upatir,r? was entirely agsieultural,
and th?? Roman !? ft the felt to his own devices
in tillin-T tl I ??'? it Is hard to believe, how
eve;?, that a i' >ple who understood so thor?
ough'..?.? the ? uslE u of building up a world?
emplre. esuM < ? cupy a country for ncarlv four
centuries ani leave ?*wo Hub? tra???? upon the lifo
of the subjugated population. The <v;t. ac?
cordino to the author, persisted In maintaining
the Individuality oi bla inatltutlona throughout
thr? Roman <? lipatlOQ, i.nd Mr. dibbln?, cstl
srtatoa highly hir? contribution to that composite
thins ?fh* '? '?' ? ?'all Anglo-Saxon England. It
Is somewhat of a ahock t*j find this Celt, who
fias aiwayi been left by hii-torians strewn up?,?
ens_rbi?in?d battleSelda or carefully bestowed
in the fastnesses o'. Wale?? r.r.d Cornwall, turn?
ing up asa.o as a eon aide table ?l?ment In
Eiii?ii.'-h life. Mr. GlbMBS Is not alone, however,
in this view. All recent writers since the in
vestigstlpns ?,f s?-<?i>ohni aad Da Co?tasses coin
(jde iti i:.
The acceptance of tha thcoty mal?es easy the
explanation e,f an old problem which has been
puaallng to answei in accordance ^v:11? moderi;
?ottona "f progresa an?i development, lio.
? serfdom in England? it is found as an
Institution fa.?? bach in Anglo-Sax? ? times Did
these An??, ?--;,?. r.?-. ,???. ine, to the island free.
lose their freedom tnd then work their
through (ii lea upward to n again? Such
?. concept! u la not really reconciled with the
uKuai < ?ui ?? ?,? ???*?> elopmcnt. it haa uaualiy bei ?
nald, without, however, ntsob evidence, thai the
An.'io-.Saxor.?; Obliterated the Celts. Why : h aid
they have dorn.? so'.' It scema to have boon a
part of tlie reasonable economy of <:.o great
migration of tbe peoples that a population waa
nr,\ utterly deattoyed anlese ??,; us. could be
mode of ll ?!?? Germanie foih were in . - ? ..
of new bornea Thei were noi on ?????? expedi?
tions of daotructlon ilka those of :h<- Tartar
trims When a e-.,n-ii? ring people u-a?. reached
the urilculium! .-ta;,??, ?? can make use of u r-?'.i
JuRat d p- ,; -, if i:, too, Is agricultural, as tillers
of the boIL Tbe ? annui ror reduci s th?- conquered
to serfdom. ? ?? natural that '>> should da s?.
for the love of w_*fh la not so atrong Is a primi?
ti\e people that ft would feel a atreauous ob*
jeetior. to nrtaklng Boma otta olaa d?? it. Thla is
?hat happened to all the Calta who were not
hilled hi the tv ara. They became gerfg, ar.d thr?
nKrlculture Of early I;i.Klr?ntt eras mainly In their
banda. There Is Strang evidence ta show that
Fcmethlni* 1!V<? this ITM done, for the nRrlcul
turcl system thai 'retailed In England till bu-g
gftat the Norman con ,uo:-t (MS In It? Balie char?
acter Celtic. The "three-fle'.d" system or culti?
vation which prevailed in England is found In
I gltlfl countries HUr- Qgul, hut nrt In Northern
Germany; thcrrioic, the? Teutonic? Invader?
either did lift COOM from Northern Gemnn", or
they accepted agricultural condition!? In BrttSla
a? they f??und them.
Vr. QlhMfAS rots these facts forth with nrcat
Crcarnggg, and to the general reader, who Is ln
tetettitd in thO discussion of the Celtic Ht'.rvlvnl
in and Influence upon Knpllrh life and litera?
ture, thle will prove on.? of the most intorent
ln_ parts of the Book, Pevfcapg, however, Ihe
lyithor la nt hin boat in his picture of what
ArnoM Toynbee so fltiinRly named the Indun
trinl Revolution, the perlrrt of th?* great nit
cha:i:?al invenllor.? and of the coi.f?equ--nt rapid
development, of the modern factory system Btt4
modern raprV.Msm. The movement here ii a
cataclysm. Hitherto there has been develop?
ment With ggggpCTEtlag slowness that le a
Striking commentary on the amount of expe
rlenes nscceaarj to Inculcale a lesson Into the
human mind. The peasant who WSS forbidden
br statute onoot Elizabeth to ti? bla pious.? to
his horse's or ox's tali had his lineal rmeeessor
In Arthur Young's time at the close of the lart
century, who still Broke the surface of the Mil
in that stupid fashion. In th?- period of the In?
dustrial Revolution, h-ewerer, there Is develop?
ment with lightning rapidity. Th" economic
evolution of untold centurion, advancing at the
previous rate. Is comtenaed it'??" s few year*
The footsteps of change an? too fleet for the
c\ e to follow.
it wits really g revoletlep. and of course mif?
?rests at once to every one, as it does to Mr.
Olb-ina, the efMitempornneoua French Revolu?
tion, but the point.?? Of contrari aro at once so
obvious and go front that it in a deeperate task
to call to mind g conception of the B-r.s known
by a comparison With the mor? familiar of time's
_re.it changea l?olh were efforts to shake off
tha oppressive burden of the ? cntuiles and be?
gin anew. In the one case it was a political
burden, in the other an economie burden. Both
tr ?re the bunting of the bonds of "Id conditions
f-?r the pak" of that greater freedom Which mod?
ern nf.-? demands. One was spectacular, it
<*! >amed like lambent flam?? across tho f-ky of
all mankind. The other ?ras almost unobeerved.
chan?*?? took pince with confusine rapidity.
The protratine hand of custom was withdrawn.
People raftered nnd wondered. And It was done.
Vet there want not ec?*motnlats who win say
thai as regards ?.heir consequences upon the his?
tory of humanity, the Bngltsb revolution Is of
the greater 'mportanc.?. Democracy existed be?
fore the best blood of France was ?>r,urr?.. out
that a populace might ?ult In Ita new toy ?,f
power. But what may be called economic de?
mocracy, modani industriai freedom, competi?
tion freed as far as possible from the shackles
of custom, with all that means in tho history of
tire world to-day, came Into being with the Enf?
ilan industrial revolution.
Mr. (.il.bins presents a graphic picture of the
a'hole movement He tells how Bngllahmen,
who liad used f r * mturles the tools of their
fathers, suddenly conceived how rrr"ater me?
chanical contrivances might be brought to the
aid of labor In increasinR production, how these
greai inventions of the latter part of the eifth
t.-cr,th century worked topo-ther. enrh n*ceaaary
to the fuiirst fruition <?f the other: how, as the
machine? came Into use, it became neeeaeary to
hOUM them and labor In the same building, and
how. eonaequcntty, the factory system and the
crowding tORether of labor Into industrial cities
resulted; how prrodUCtton increased beyond tho
flight of Imagination* how ??; the same time that
economi ? barriers were being broken down
economi'? thought was also -?ring led by Adntn
Smith toward greater freedom
The revolution caused t< rrrible suffering, as
great and sudden changes always <!??. Those
whom custom protected, as it always does som?
in Boclety, who ran do what they and their
fathers had done but tennot adapt themselves
to chang?\ went down with custom. No power?
ful public opinion existed to protect the weak.
Tt had not yel grown up. it had hi ? adapted
to the past ph.ase of society, and the public little
comprehended the exlatlng phase. People knew
only vaguely about what went on In the mys?
tertoue humming mills that were going up on all
hand??. , It look g ?-luarter of a century I?? make
them understand that gangs of white children
of the tender*?! a^e. treated mon? cruelly than
any ?.lack slaves, wars being tortured to death
t<> turn out wealth. This is no exaggeration ?<f
the bi utaiity ?hat Breed, unrestrtxined by law or
publie opinion, employed in its own satisfaction.
Even If aoclety had known of this cru, Ity. it is a
rjueetlon whether it would have Interfered sooner
than u did. for it was so enraptured with the
tense of economic freedom brought by the revo?
lution tha? it hesitated long over the propriety
of Interfering In what it thought the sacred right
of employer and employed to regulate thelr own
relations. This. too. though tbe employed wan
but lisping Infancy! Mr. Oil bins, like many
others of the historical school of econombd?, re?
gards this unrcetraJned greed and brutality aa
an example ot the economic rlol and llcenee in
which "laiaaea fair.?" resulta Tiie dottrine of
"lais:????; faire" had, Indeed, been made popular
by Adam Bpiltb at this time, and ?ras more
fully put into practice than at any other period.
Th?? test, however, is not a fair one. "Lars-??;
faire." as a rule of economi,- politics is adapted
to industrial society |n its ordinary ? ndltlona,
not !n a revolutionary phare. Ro more has over
been claimed for :t.
Mr. Qlbblna tells hi:< story in a brief and at
tractiVC way. He posr-.eHsoH on?* happy faculty
which cannot be too much praieed, His style is
clear and direct, without Ving dry and barren.
His work will ?IonI,'?ess 1,.? used r.., a textbook
In many American universities, winch are .
lr.g much time t<> the study of economie history.
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Morii.? nml U'llll.-im II. Tolmnn, tlie m<?ni!"?rs of
the Mayer's commii???". said yesterday 'hat tha ?a
of Msrch K, 1838, which contains tlie ??????,??????? re?
ferred ?o, I.i In no ?ensr? mandatory. Wliil?? It au?
thorizes th?> ereclion of free baths and publi<? com?
fort ?i.itions on property belonging lo th?? city.
Hiere 1? nothing in the I.,?-? which empowers tho
committee or any elty offi-iii to purchase land on
Which to erect such structures, and Corporation
Counsel Scot! has given nr. offlcUi Opinion to thla
sttect. ,
Mayor Strong, when bla ? (ten; ici wa? Invited to
iiiis subjeel yesterday, ?aid:
"Wo rei oj-nlr.e th?: destral l?ty nn_ necsMty for
! promoting public health and comfort by mean? of
? these Structures, and the Hoard of Kstltnntt? yes
| terday made an appropriation ??? r.'5,oe?o for ?ueii a
! b?ndln? In .Mail-?:. The trouble ha? been ? hut
, whenever we have? proposed ereetinpr free, hath? and
| comfort station.? in any of the public park? or
other property of tht city we bave met vehement
protesta from citisenj of th?> neighborhood who
f??a;? that tramps and other undesirable persons
will ?warm tiier??. to the discomfort of household?
era This was th? ca?e notably a? to Tompkins
Square. Plan? were prepared snd nrrancem'-nt?;
had beer, nitide to eree? the neCCSSflry buildings, but
the people were BO Strong In their opposition that
the matter was abandoned. W?? are now ???t,??????*;
to purchase two or three small block? In Division?
st,, al Canal and Norfolk sis. v.?- expeet to re
serve some of thi.? property for the kimi of struct?
ures Indicated."
NO CBAXGE of POWER YET.
DgNIAL OP a rtr.POr.T that thi: MANHATTAN
is QOnra Tu pit IN THS THIRD kau,
BLBCTRICAL BTgTSst
A report that the Manhattan Railway Company
had decided to Chans? the motivo power on the
elevated railroads In the city from steam te ales
trlclty, and Introdjca the tiiird-raii system, which
has been iri? ?? with suoceei recently on the New?
Tork and Hew-Hnglsod ltallroad, was contradicted
Sally yesterday. William 1. Fransloil, the general
manager of Die company, said that, whll? there
had ber-n considerable Investigation and talk, the
directors of the company bad BOt i'om?? to any
concTuiiion t? change the motive power on the
elevated it^d:?. and no decision nii?!u be reached
for nom" time to ? omo. Ilxperlments with the
third rail bad been SO successful, lie .-aid, as to
Indicate thai the ?ystem of moving train? by elee?
trlclty on the elevated rnidi- in this city mlnht b??
adopted safely at any lime, bul the company had
not desired to make a chitnge of rr?o;iv?? p.,.?. r
Invi .?:;!?; noormous expense in til some system bsd
bc?-n frlijd 1,?ye.id the experim? ..tal stage.
There 1^ to l??? .? >r:.,i of in?? compressed-sir motor
on the piSth-ave. line soon, an snglns ol suSTclent
jiowrr to drsw n five-car train fioin th?? Battery t?)
Mfty-elghth-sl and back .?t???? having beni com?
? ? and ?rough! to tt.?? city and a power-houae
having been titte.i ,? ?? Qreenwlch-st. At the
muh time th?? company Is noi pledged to adopt
the compressed-air motor in pia???? ot steam loco
moth?.?, ,n,,i the company mai try the tblrd-rsl]
? system Of runnlna trains by electricity on one of
th?? branche? of tne Thlrd-ave. line before deciding
upon any estensive chango m motive power.
-?
DISREGARDED THE DANGER SIGNAL?
TWO BLKVATCD TRAINS ?'RA.-lll TexlKTtll-R AS THH
I : ? ? - : r ?T ?u?* an* KNCtXENR'8 XBOUOBNCS.
Through the failure of nn engineer to notice a
r??.l ilnnprr slprinl, >i r-nlll?iori o, ^urr.-.l b?tw?<? two
trains at the S,>:ttii ?Terry 1? rnilim? of the elevated
railroad nt c o'clock yesterday morning. Only s
few prisons Wi *e nn lh?? trains at Die time, and
one psssenger only was injured. One of the en
plnes end a car pla'form w??re slightly damaged.
Tlie p.T?.?.?licer was cut hy flyincr splinter.??'.
While bound em tlie ?eft track for the station at
the terminus William Mri'ann. the engineer in
charge nf Locomotive No. 888, drawing a Btsth*ave.
trair. wa? the ma': who ilisrcjrariled the BbmaL A
Klnth-ave, train had left the station at the time
and waa crossing from the lett track to :h<? right.
Before Ihe lilt? r train was rlear of the l<ft tra'-k
ti:?? inaine of Hie Slxih-avr?. train struck Ihe for?
ward i,!atform of the seeond ? .ir. BmsShlng it In'?"
splinters and tearing aw,,y the patr? and railing.
The car wss ?mown frmn the rails, ri?me o? the
splinters l.ii arid slightly Injured dcorjje Carlson,
of No. Sii Hicks-si . Brooklyn, wlio was standing
m ir the doorway of the partly damaged car. Both
? trains were stopped before sny further damuKo
wa done.
Aa a result of r.n investigation of the accident
msd? ?.? <l n?r:.l Manager Kransloll, I'hi?;lncer Me?
? ',???,? ?,\ as suspended.
BR. D IYTOS TO ENTERTAIN MR. VAN COTT.
Postmaster Dayton, ef ?\\.- city, will this evening
i give ? reception for his luccesaor, Cornelius v.?n
? ? The reception will be held in th?? Postmaster's
? ofTlcei on if* Brst Boor of tii** Federa! ?????????
Writing lo Hr Dayton yesterday from Wsshlngton,
r*onsressmsii Mitchell, ?if the VIHth District. sa;.-s:
"?? ?. .? p|eBss,nl h._,,i to Bee a retlrlns ofll?*er ehow
? sii'-'n sn ui' "? 10 the Ii.?liur offl??? ?
bolder, ?nd l hops tbe pr.deni will be rollowed
in the - if nre, noi only In thia department of the
? ?jot ? ? riment, bin in others."
BURR9 SUCCEEDS "ASGEL" OESSETT.
Tbe ,llrcc:or? of ?? -; ? I ty for the Buppreesion of
Vice and ?'rim? yesterda ? ? ed Henry Burr to
succeed Arthur F. D tt a iperlntendenl Mr.
p..?tr hai acted a? lemr perintendent of the
?ocleiy sin ? "Angel" Dennett resigned on secount
of lllnesi _
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CONTENTS: What tbe ''"liege ?"an Do?The
Preparation?C!ion??lng a College?Life at
Collosa*--?The fJradUAte Student-?Alumn?
Associations?Th?? College-Tralnrel ?Mother
?Tlie College Woman as a Hoeial Influ
rnee ? Collosa Training for tno AV'aj;e.
Earner.
Tin* rasM rpie?* r.t hl?jh?r education itnnri? women
Imperative!? demands ju?t nui ? ? bo?iK a? une.
?. ?. CBOWELL ? company,
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'.?:.?; Ai.rs DIARY,
Instmctioo.
ITeir Young Ladles--City.
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> REV. 1)1! ?. ? it Mr?. CHAS, IS. UARDKUS, trincine:?.
'?.,?? it Proqeh t?.cri.r wanted ne?t year.
I -V'l'W YORK.? G??, tt, P.I Bast ."?"th Ptrect.
? lili-: ????!?;?:.,:?;.-'? AM? THOMPSON SCHOOL
rni! ROARDll ? AND DAT POTP1L*.
ICU?il?l>ail?B. I'ri m,ry. Pr??r>?ratr,ry and Akademie
Department? Besara!? Collas? lVvpaiaiory ? ?,?????-.
Art Departtneat. Btvdto In ?taUdtsf.
?'????. vitt.iiN .-?in??:, vom (URL*.
? PlflKPRiJOP SCHOOL HI ILDINO.
)?x? AM? IS. *A 'EUT 74TII -IT.
COL1-KOI?: I'ltEPA ??????.
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IUVKMIIDB DRIVE, ?.-.?p and 88TH BTSOTSl
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PRIMARY AN't? INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS
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For l?oys and Touns Men?City.
Bi:nKRi,i;r school
SO WHSr 44T1I ????.??.
Autumn linlt. 16th year, begin? Monday. Sept. 2Ttti.
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fOWIH KOWLEli. M. D.. A I?.. Principal.
For Both Sexe???City.
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EXAMINATIONS, 188T.
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boailne. ?arili? horses, boys' ponies; country life, boat - ir?
SUMMER BOARDINO BOtOOL ' ? b ye. Mount Holly
Military Aca?l?my, Mount Holly, New-Jersey. Pine,
?had) ?? ?' -r.'i?. Boat Ins, teints, croquai, c ,???1 bicycle
om ?? ?qultoes. Preparatlos for
,,,?;,._? ? ?? ii c? ,. ?peetsltv. '?Hier ?mille, on? ?, ??.?->
hour? ri ,?r.v Moderat? torra?. R!? Il AHO V. !>> ?s. Pria.
S
L'MMER SCHOOL at \.?t.".???.??. connecter? n-lih Itar
nr.l :;. : ... N. Y Per Ini? rmation apply to
W PREELAND. 588 Sth av* . N. Y.
,???? PEEK ?KILL MtLTTARY ACADEMY, PllhSSfft
LL N. Y-??ttd year Serid for Illustr?t*?! cata!o_u?.
Col. IiOl.'IS K ORI.KMAN, Plia.
rpii ;- PEEKBKILI. MILITARY ACADEMT, f>?t'i ye?r
X prepar?? for ???!i',?o? ,,?.,? ?-nvvrnment ?chool?; tivr
?ugh huNlnoaa course. Open all the year. Psll tens Bes?
IMI,. Col, I, I!. ORLEMAN, G? In.,
peekeki'i. ?. Y.
l'V'VMIi.-irV OF PENNSYLVANIA TIIK roLLBOE
I?/ E.XAMINATIO.VS In ?II ?ubje?ft? rer?iii-e,i '. e?
Tralice ?, n.? .,': t<? ? --e? In Art? .ir.?! Beten?!? :v!<?n,??
???? ',"? ?'?.?. ??.-. fin?? ? ??* Kconomy, rt??wnletry,
M? iI.-bI ,;.?_.??.-. ? ?r-r- Electrical Enstneerlns, ''l?'i!
Ki-sin ? rln? i'h?mli ???! Ei ?'? trini Biclow \- ?
?. ? ? ?l? he liei 1 In Ne?a Yorh rity on Tfl -!??'. and
WnnVEStiAY. .Inn* t.ltli ami K'.i'.i. at SB We?i KStti ?I
iin.ler the ,;?.,,-.?.? of ? I!. Kehuvler, 38 V-?:? Mlh ?? Pot
?nlTnini ,??.. ?ru? eopy r?f r_?nl_?ru? ,?,.?.-^?. ih* Rs?mlner
,?r Dr. Ulli:.?: ? v. I.rvii!"??',?r. Dean of the ? liege, L'nl
ver?lt> nf Penneylvenl ?, Wi ?> PI Penn,
THS LAIT ? EPARTMRNT EXAMINATIONS fete ???
? rnn,?? Into th? Lew Depsrtment will be held at the ?ame
t.,, ? ?nd pin, e. Por Information and copy of catalogue
,,;;,-,..?. ,?,........ G ?, tvtiltam Draper Lewi?, Dean
of tl ? i.i-v Department, 115 South 8th ?t., Philadelphia,
Penn.
For Toung Ladles??Country.
GERMAN HOMS SCHOOL 818 ?vi:st MTB STREET.
Coniac.el hy LUCY ?. ?G.?,?.?'.
SUMMER ?Cll?OL. WINTO.N?. ?. T.
??? 098ININO BEMTNART FOR C.ir.t,?? fini, Slnc
o-i !!., ;t;i.1r,->n. Ml?- C. C. FLLl.l'.R. Principi!.
roth yesr besin? 8e??t?me?? ni
rnm: camrridoe ??(*??,.
_. A ?.elect ?choo' for ulrl?. Comfort? of home.
Mr. ARTHUR OILMAN !? th* Uirector.
CAMftRIDOB. MAS???.
?tea dici?
("???,','?G,?? University ln?tru ? ? u prepare three bort
? f-r colles* SI h!? humilier home THOROUOH, _!l! W.
12Bth-et.
School ^qcncic-3.
A
Se
MERICAN AND POREION TBACHER8' AOE.S'CY
?uppll??? fror??-? r?. Tea hers. Tutor.. f!overne?ees,
t> Colle?-??, Bchoola nivt Pa mil lea. Apply to
Mrs. M, J. YOUNQ PULTON, CI Union Bquare.
Am'imTMEMENTB ?no lUCtsertptl*?? for The TrlC
ur.e r'?ei\C(! at their Uptown filile-, No. 1.242 Proad
??!?, M 800f north of SlSt-St . until '.? ??',?1?< k p. m. ; ?d
v?rtt?en>enti received nt the foil?,win?; branch ornee? ?t
icirutni- ofil.-ff rntes until ? o'clock p. m., vlr.. : 2M ?(h ?
nve., ?, e. ,:1,r. 28d~et ; IBS IVh ave., cor. 12t?? ? ; Mar?'a,
eth-ave, and nth .?t.- ? ?2 rntumbu? bv? . near Weel rr,???
at.; inn ?Test 4_*-?t.. nasa Sth-av?.; o?.? li;..? lath " ?:.:
WeM .??" ?? between 7th and ??th rv-? i no tv__t 4Tth
?t.; 1 Sas M ave., between Tf.th ?in,t 7Tth ?t.. r_
PropooalQ.
DROPOSAU) FOU MILITARY SII'PI.lKS
** Philadelphia Dessi <t ti.? Qssiisisaester Depsrtment,
So. li.?. Areh Street, riillauelphla, Pa. Ma> IT, ISSI -
^e.-iie.i propoaal?. In tripli' at?, Will he received here until
U o'clock ?. ?., Thursday, .nine 17. ?*??-, for fnmnhing
iti? rmtci sime. Quartermaater'i Denartateat. m thla
elty. .hi 12.000 Eorase Caps; :.<>o ll?im.-t ?????? ?ni
Bands, Cavalli lOOO Iron tiedetead?, with woven v.-ii?
l..i?U I ,it<>ii.,. ?VO00 'nr,!?. 11'.? to 7 uz. Coti H l?i|ck, dve,l
im,v.u. 4:.'11 ounc?? Blarh Machine Bllk, "?." 1 o<irus
?pool?; 7.'?? pound? D. B. Thread. No, 7n: 7;?i? pound?
vv. ta Thread, n?? "". ?'?I" ounce? Dia, ? ?" ?vron Bilk san
li.ink? for Bttacbtns bunk bottom? ? ? ir,.n ????p??' :,??
G?-:????? ,;? ? ? bleach? ? '? ? ue Paper. ??_!?.pie. ran be ^rrn
n? Bchuv'kl'.l Areenal. Bid? for delivery at other solnia
?rill 1.lertalned The ?uppllea ..,?? dellverabl? on sno
afi-r July t nest, ?nd hUM. ... ,.,.,., .,?., /
title ' t deliver!?? Oovernment r.-'?,,..
pROPOSALI FOR COPPER, BUQAR,
m , 1.0TII1NO. BCBOOL ?uxyKB. ktc ???- _. ',
??fritwi,^^
fur Coffee Busar. ?lothlnf, School i;,?;<,. ?, ??Va u?
, im mai he, am directed to th- t'oinmleatoiioi of Indian
Alf...... .v.. 7. .'.? ' e 1.G S,,,-e, N, w. ?.? u '..'lu ' J? '? ?;
received until l ???lock ? nt., ol Tm lai Miv __ 1-1
r.r? furnlahln? lor ih? Indian Bervi. ? t'?ffee ?___? ??
Rie?, Haas gaklne j'owder Houp ??: ,?,.,,' . ,;; ..,'.,''
W lien -i-I Cotton Ho.?.!-. C|,.|?.,?. ? .?. I:. ,,,.,.,.;.',
Cap?, Hoots m* Bhoe?. ? rwkjry and School ? ?k? Bid?
mail be made out on Oovernmem blank? .-? t? ,iui ?? a
inn nil neceiaan ?..?,?...??????.? tor iniiei. ?m 1,. !",,..
nl.li-l upon BDpllcsUot* t?? th? 1 tut in ;j 11*1, .. |n Waaliln?.
ion. No. T7-T8 ?voosler Btreet, Sew-York Cltj ,,1 \, \:,,\
i?t? .??,.?,??, i'hicrif,,, DI,nula; il.e Commi ?mes , r sub
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? im?!??
SI '.? ?? ?? ' Bl l'ai;, ih? |h??tma?i.r. ai stona i'n,
YanV \??.,????.?? ??!>, , :1|,<u-ii -?,., .?. t u
? - ;i Bid? will ?- opened at (he Hour ?n,t day'man?
ti ned .iiiil ili? liij.lei? sr? Isviud te ba pieecnt ai tlw
epenlns
CERTIP1ED (??G??
ah M*. must be seconipsnled b) eertlSad cheek? nr
?'?.?-?< upon ?ome l"nli?d st,?ie? depoaltory ,1 volvaal Nn
iicrml bank for at let FIVE ????:?: ? ENT -f th- nuiuunt
S( ll'.e iiiiput.?!. 1*. M. BR0WN1N0, ? ..iiiMi?.??., ner.
_ *?mnaemeiit?.
ACAOBMT OF JSrStC. Mth-at. ? Irrln.ra
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the vr.n\H(~>fr. ph'tire??, or the
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I4TH ST. THEATRE, near ?ti or* Mat?
Tin: widow ?.??.?-I 11! V
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M0RRI8 PAIX RAGE?
BT WESTCHEgTER RA'IN?; AggOCTATI
7th Day, Saturday, May MM?
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mil ifi:i:il Mer|il?'cliu?ie lilt ll.l i ???? t> and
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c?-.it:'.i,?* fjr ??>? ? Traina -In-et to Track.
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mi
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Railway in-t. n?, ?4c, of any Hrt?l bei???. ,.?.. or
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do .lintel H*iin?rt. F.. P.. H *?*? O
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do. ..Copi??.? rio. :??,???? E. .'. ?? ;.o up; a. ? . to ? a
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BROOKLTN N ?.Hott>l S? ?1?.?-? K P. $1. ? ?, tt
CINCINNATI. O.?Irand Ho??;'., g? P. 11. A. i'.. t? up
1 Fiuu islam?.?uri li lei and Cot mi
?. Y. omo?. To?Ar.s?nd lim.dine. Broadway U J.??. Ot
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NIAGARA ???.?
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?.? Dav la ? ?' ?ter) ? tel .-?. ?androw, v.. t H>'
d,?.
p Ubbayl ?ltxHaarl? H t?l ?: P t?
...IX. P.. Barrii Ne* St. Coud H ??!. ? P *? v'
do.<\Yrn 0 _eland? Orand Hotel, E P., tt <?f
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?\v. Johnaoa ?_ ..
do. (S. e. <*or. Ath Av. a IMI St.) H ??I Han -r. a P
. ("ri Ave. ?v l.V?, Bt > Hotel Keneln_l ?. ? P t? *'
PHIUA.UEI_?HIA. ? '?... . e Aldine ? ?'.?!. A ? : ''
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ROCHESTER, N V_Whltoomh Houae, ? p Rat?
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ST. OEORGE. gUton I?iar.d..The caat|?ion A. p. %.m
ST LOUIS. Mo..lElret?n f) ?Southern Hotel. A ? 13 top
de.Un lei H ?tel, K. P . f; up: \ ? . $-j :?? .)
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go.v ttantle Ri :?i . n? r? Jaaa 1*
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of ?h? hlSlMM rial? K> Bleute? (?um ?i,.,p?,.nf aal
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hall St.. Nee > ?? ??:?. May IP. I*?7 ???ale?! :',.,;..*
?ill l- received l.. until !-' ??' ? s ? lui l?
.?til than opened, for ronet ruction ??f ? *t?r ?nl .-**??
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ARN?>I.I?. Jr. ?>rd Dept.

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