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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1910.

14 MUSICAL INSTBUCTIOK. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. GRAND OPERA CONTEST Frank E. White Continues to Hold His Place as Leader.

For Girls and Young Women. For flcyo and Young The Eagle Durean. Full particulars, together with catalogues, circulars, of univeraitlea, colleges, private schools and nrivate teachers, advertise The Eaacle Free Information Bureau. Full particulars concerning all re.orts, circular, of hotels, railroad and ateamboat time tables and touriats aiitdes tn be lud at ths KAGLF. FREE IXFOKMATION Eagle Building, Brooklyn; 26 East Twenty-third Manhattan, and ashlhston.

Paris and London. The Eagle's Weather Bureau Station Is prepared to pfve Information about the weather. Call F.71 Main (S A.M. to P.M.). Main 'all times).

PRINCIPAL CITIES. Brooklyn. STANDISH ARMS I 187-IOO-171 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Near Plerrepont St. Brooklyn Height PJ reproof Construction. SPLENDID VIEW OF HARBOR Situated In the most aristocratic section of Brooklyn.

fcubway to Wall Street 8 mlnutea. Apartments furnished or unfurnished. Single room and bath $3W to ll-0 per year. Two rooms and bath $420 to per year. Larger suites tn proportion.

Restaurant a la Carte Table d'bote Dinners Clnb Breakfasts IN EVERY DETAIL THE LEADING APARTMENT HOTEL OF BROOKLYN Booklet on application. Arthur H. Myers, Manager. Phone 1290 Main. Hotel Bossert MOSATBl'E, HICKS AI REM4BN TS (ON THE HEIGHTS), BROOK- A New High-Class Hotel Absolutely flrepruof.

Earopeas Plan. Situated In the most Arlntocratss and Deitgntrul Section of Brooklyn. Sps elons Lobby richly furnished and sos oratd. I nfitrntnhed 9 sites of Rooms, reated hy the year only. Fr-nlshed Rooms or Sal tea by tb week, aaoath or seasoa.

Palm Room and Restaaraat opea until A.M. Orchestra Eyealar. Sundays nd Holidays DINNER DE LUXE served from to flJHL flpeelal Rasday Klgbt Concerts. 1 1 vi ttii ai. uninci.

most ears. "WALTER U. BR1GG3, Manager. BUST FAMILY TRANSIENT HOTEL, IN BROOKLYN. MOHAWK Washington and Greene A vs.

Brooklyn. X. Away from noise, In the heart of the moai fashionable residential district of Brooklyn. Every luxury, home comfort. Commends Itself to people of refined tastes.

AU suites with baths and showers. AH large and light rooms. SPECIAL RATES TO PERM AET GUESTS FOR WINTER AND YEARLY LEASES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BANQUETS. WEDDINGS, RALLS.

PRIVATE ALL SIZES MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, Directly oppoalt. Wall N. T. Family and Transient Hot.l. AMERICAN AND EIROPEAN PLAN, lave, light Rooms, slngla and an suite, wit's private bath; small single rooms, without bath for gentlemen; reasonable rvtes.

OPEN VERANDAS front and rear, overlooking HOTEL GARDENS. Coolest location In vicinity of New Tork. KIECW AMSTERDAM GRILL ROOM NOW OPEN. I. C.

VAN CLEAF. Proprietor. Washington. D. C.

DISTRICT ll' OLl'MBIA THE HAMILTON Fourteenth and WaMhliiKton. it. C. A select family and tranf-U-nt hniel: con-veuiently Jocate.J; thoroughly comfortable ana nomei.tKe. uoon tame.

American plan Rates, up pr day. Ppefial ratej bv eK. men in ann season. MooKiet, JRVINC. O.

Prop. LONG ISLAND. Garden City Hotel Garden Cfty. Lone; Inland. 18 Mils from New York.

Open all vear. A Hitch riaaa Modern Hotel. Rennet! and Exclusive. New a la Carte Retaurant. J.

J. I.ANMN COMPANY, Props. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES. SUMMIT LAKE HOUSE. CENTRAL VALLEY, ORAXGR CO.

Desirable summer resort, 90 minutes by Erie; l.tft) ft. elevation; large farm, shade, bowllag. good tlshlng. ratre IIS up double, $10 Ylagte. City telephone.

Cheliea. LAKE MAH0PAC. LAKE MAIIOPAC, N. Y. Own farm produclH, ftas.

2 biths, fplpphnne; homelike; Christiana only; near golf; "The Knolls." SHAWANGUNKS AND SULLIVAN COUNTY. HUNGER'S FARM, Ferndale. Sullivan N. Y. Large farm, veterinaiy Inspected cows; bath, gas; christians only.

Reduced September. October. Booklets. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. THE FENM0RE WnZJW Reduced rates Sept.

Booklet. W. I. Hsilenberk. GREENWOOD LAKE.

WATERSTONE COTTAGE, Greenwood Lake, New York. Open for and winter business, h-at and eiecirlc light, fend for circular. T. E. WATERSTONE.

GREENWOOD LAKE. N. Grand View Hotel; 1.000 feet elevation; boating, bathing, fishing; rates for S-pt. and bwjklet. ATLANTIC CITY.

I CONTINENTAL Tennesiee near Beach; alnra.rs open Prltste hsihs. elestor; excellent talile.l walte serrli-e; $2 up dnilv; up kv, Ssi. tij liooklels. Msrirnret Wnlrili ruin nn I Special Terms--i A. Ii.

Km aiupjui'nt Mojt modern and leading inodcraiu iatc hotel. ATJTT Vlitjuia av, iifiir Munch. rooms; excellent tabic and superior acrom. jnodatlons at special Autumn rates of JS. jm, 112 50 weekly; (2 up dally Sat.

to elevators, prlvnte baths. Iiobklft. alt-at J. p. COPE.

HOTEL IROQUOIS iSouth ar dtna av and Heucn capacity, 4v). Modern and up-tn-datr. Km front, ocean side looms. Private baths. Elevator.

Fine porchci. White service. EL-pant table. Spoclbl $12.00 up eklv, and up diilv. yHoklet.

F. HHAW. 'IF COINC TO ATLANTIC CITV. N. I OR pUnnliiK idv irii.l a n-ts rxtafe for 8o-Di'r.

hiniknniriv illitslrat'd. (dinntrtr Hotel, Street nH Aituk-iiktiI f.uidf tvith Qlv Mad rnrl other talnal le Infi I rcp tnl ution CITV "information Atisbtic City, N.J. rnOTK tC. tn iK ky from beach, Cap. MoiIitii.

lent talle. hilc Ho-h metal beds, t'uol purlus. to Mon. f3. V.

ic room, crkly. Sat. WATTS. MILLER COTTAGE. Kotfd for lis table.

112 dally; and 1rifly suid up. fc.tiabl.shvd years, I 1 I I ATLANTIC C1TT. ST. CHARLES select location fronting the. ocean.

Thr- iaughly modern. Courteous service. Hathrunma. with hot and cold, fresh and sea water attachment, hewers, etc. Magnificent lurches and sun parlor overlooking the Boardwalk and I rnan.

Golf privileges. Always open. Il'us- hoiklet. VKWI.1V HAINES. AOariDorcuGD Blcnbetm ATLANTIC CITY.

N. J. Jofian White Sons Company. BERKSHIRE INN, Si? up daily; JS to 115 weekly; baths; running water; capacity Cl0, elevator. J.

DICKINSON. LAKEW00D, N. J. ST. JAMES Op.n all the year to irsons desiring rwt la the health renewing air LaKewuod.

Circular. SISTERS OP HT. JOSEPH. J.lt tl NEW JERSEY. THE BEECHW00D SI MMIT, SiFW JERSEY.

An all the year resort. 27 miles from New York en the Lackawanna; SO trains daily. THE HEECHWOOO is situated In a pari: rf six acres and is just two minutes from the station; 3W feet of broad verandas; rooms single and en suite, with and without bath. Bowling alleys, billiard rooms, tennis and mqua courts, golf; spacious solarium and music room. Booklet.

F. M. Cl'HTIS. INC. Monomonock inn, Caldwell, N.

J. OPEN THHOfOH OCTOBER. Oolf and Tennis, own Oarage and stable! Healthful Climate. Transients cheerful! served. For rate and booklet apply to Van TV UiEVKV.

Manager. UTIFtriTsUMMIT7lT7jr" PARK HOUSE; open ail the year; select clientele, suites with baths; slnifle rooms; steam heat, verandas in glass, sun parlor; commuters' paradise; fall and winter engagements; moderate booklet. EAST OKA NGE North Arlington av. 12 rooms, en suite and operate, with or without private baths; first class board; near station PENNSYLVANIA. Bitoklet.

Beautifully located; farm products; a quiet. restful place; Brooklyn rererencea, j. HENRY. Creaco, Pa, Delaware Water Gap. THE IDEAL.

HOTEL AT WIIIfH TO ENJOY THE AUTUMN SEASON. THE KITTATINNY The leading hotel at Delaware Water Gap, Pa steam heat. open log fires, electric Ifvflinrii. sun narlors. rnoms en suite.

with baths; g'lf- tennis, boating; beautiful walks and drives; orchestra; livery: garage. Booklet, auto maps. Special September and i October rites. G. FRANK COPE.

WATER GAP HOUSE THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE. Remains open to December. 1'nqueslionably the leading and finest hotel In this region for th.se who seek the best in appointment, cuisine, service, comfort and location. Highest, altitude. Coolest situation.

Every Indoor entertainment and outdoor pastime. Special late Summer and Autumn rates. HookJet camera views and auto maps mailed. Fmrth season. JOHN PL'RDY COPE.

THK CENTRAL Finest location: all amusements; excellent table: new fireproof garage. Special fall rates. Booklet. HENRY T. LA BAR THE BELLEVUE STSiJi lent table; IS.00 to $10.

rt) weekly. Booklet. VERMONT. I AKF BOMOSREX, Vermont: Prosu-et Bouse; sanitary plumbing, electrlo lights, gar this; mlik. cream, vegetaDles from hjtel farra.

tkooklat. II. RT.LIS. Maoagsr. EEEKSHIRES.

SPEND a few weeks In the Berkshires during September. The most beautiful mountain month. Special attractions at Kirchner Farm. Rates 19. Hinsdale.

Ma.ts. CONNECTICUT. LAKE WARAMAUG. Enjoy the autumn dae here among the mountains and on the lake. Special ratea.

Booklet. The Loomare-lck. New Preston. Coon. EUROPEAN BES0BTS.

COI.OfiXE, GERMAN Y. EXCILSIORHOTEL ERNST. CORPORATION NOTICES. MAIN OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING. ROOM H03.

IS-l'l PARK ROW. BUROL'OH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW YORK. SEALED I3ID.S OR ESTIMATES WILL BE received by the Cumminsioner of Street Clean ing at the ab-ve "fiVe until clock M. on HorniiKb of Brooklyn. 1 CONTRACT FOR FI'KNISHINii AND DE LIVERINO FORAGE.

I'he time for the delivery of the articles, ma- te rials and supplies nd the performance (if contract if by ur heiore Ltecember ol. i 19ll. The amount security required is fifty per cent. (iW'-fj of the amount the bid or i estimate. The bidder will state the price each Item or article contain in the specifications I herein contained or annexed, per ivmnd.

nr tiiher unit of measure, bv whicn the bids will be tested. The extensions must be made and footed i p. as the bids will be read from the t'irni fur ea'-'h contract and awar'lP will be ma-le to the K-west bidder on 1 each C'-ntract. Dt livery wilt be reo. Mired to he made at the; time and In the manner and in such quantl-j ties as may he directed.

Blank forms and further information may be obtained the office of the Denartmrnt of Street craning, the Borough of Manhattan. I 13 To Pa ik row. .1 AMES F. LYNCH. Deputy and Aotlng I Ccmmlesi'-nT of street Dated Septf mber 1.

IftlO. selTMOt osu sTSce I nstrurtionn to Biil-d em, ii foot col ni lit page of thisi pnjei-. LEGAL NOTICES THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the urare of G-d free and Independent. To the husiiand and next of kin Mary FltZMlmmons, deceased, vvho.f namea and of aie unltnortn anl cannot after due diligence b- asccrlaim-d. anl to all peiRons interested In th etetate of Man' Fitz-simmons.

Lite of the County of Kings, deceased, a credliors. next of kin or otherwise, send greeting: Von and each of you are herebv cited ami ie'pilre-1 to anpear before our Bur-rlrate of the (Viunty Kings, at a Surrogate's Court of the County of KinRs. to be heid at the Hall of Record In the County of Kings, on I lie Ih of October. 1910. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there, to attend the judicial settlement of the account of Charles E.

Teale, Puhllc Admin 1st raior, Kings County, as admlnisnator if the g'ds, ehiitte and credits of MARY FITZS1MMONS. deceased. And lei the above infants then and there show caii why special gtiaidlan should not be appointed appeir for them on snid Judicial tflt lenient In IcP.illl-.liy whereof we h'lve I'1-'! I of din- id Siirrog-ite'n Mirt to ivi-unlo Hon. Herbert T. Sui of o-ir Hani iij Ihi 'ouiiiv r-iy of Sepfniher, in o.ir Lord one riiii1 liunoi' and ten.

EDWARD .1 HERfJEN. 'lerli of Hit; Sun-ogatf's it THE OF THE STATE OF NEW YOHK. by the fj free nnd indei.nd-flil--To I'iii'tin- II, Ituriew M--rbri E. Iliiriew. ll and if d'-ol.

to any und oil tinliiiow 'iin hown iki men nun of hose tr.nii"f atiil place ur of are unknown and ctiin.it nl'ur dilfpen'. inquiry, be iisi-prtiiin-! heiit at law anil next kin of stud rt. E. llur '-w, nend Where u-. .1.

S. Tk Miu. street, Hop. nh Rro-iklyii City of V.u k. hue Irite'y petitioned our Surr 'gate's1 Crtirt of the mniy Kings, to have a c-r- tain instrument in writing hearing dite th 17th dav of April.

17. relating to rr-n and I personal property, dtily proved as the lat will ind M'stiiin'-Jit if .1 1 1 M. BI'itLKW. late of Hr.tokiyn. N'v York, defeased.

Wherefire. V' hi nnd eaeh of you are clie.) to nnpeur I )rfove ovir Surrogate of the County of King. at Siirt'ognlc's Court, tn be held nt the Hnl! Tlciorie in the County of Kintrf rn th Hd day of No emb'r. H'l'X al 10 'i-l'fk in the 1 th' and hre to attend he the vild last ul' and testament In testimony hnn- mused th our ft he ret ni to Witness. 'Ion I ferhert Ketrh i in.

Surreal of our n'id '''nintv Hie if Klnpn. iiie 11th ilnv Si'iitenihor, the year 'if nur l.oiti tiiouSHH'l nine huivircrl n't ten. Knvpn HKniiKV. Clork of the t-irt. 17-6t The National Conservatory of Music of America Incorporated in 18S5 snd Chartered In 1S91 by Special Act of Congress.

MRS. JEANNETTE M. THURBR. Founder and Preit. KstabllBhed for the thorough education of serious students In music, professionals, amateurs and teachers.

Faculty of renowned specialists. 26th year begins Hept. 8th. Address SECRETARY: 126 W. 79th New York City MISS JOSEPHINE THOMPSON DKS1BKS TO INFORM HKR PATRONS AND FRIENDS THAT THE Musio Studio at 191 CLINTON ST will reopen MONDAY.

SEPTEMBER 19. Instruction on the J'lanofurte. Classes for beginners, dally practice at the studio under special supervision. fj88 lnJteadjng and Harmony. LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PI'RSl'ANOE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon. Herbert T. Keteham, Surrogate of the Cmjnty of Kings, notice hereby given, according to law. to all persuns having claim against ANNE E. HINCKKN.

late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of Cowing. White Walt. No. 4fl Wall street, Borough or Manhattan, in Th- City of New York, on or before 1st day of April September 1. 1910.

MAP.Fr. H. PIGOT, Administratrix, Cowing. White ft "Wait, Attorneys for Administratrix, No. 49 Wall street.

Borough of Manhattan, the City of New York. sl7-26t FRANK E. HOPKINS HONORED Past Master Doubly Surprised by Fellow Masons at Jamaica. Loving Cup From the "Fourth De gree' Team Watch From the Lodge as a Whole. FranK E.

Hopkins, past master, and at present organist of Jamaica Lodge, P. and A. No. 546. was treated to a double surprise on Wednesday night.

First the "Fourth Degree Team" presented him with a handsome silver loving cufr. Scarcely had he recovered from his first Burprise when another was shoved up to him in the shape of a beautiful gold watch. Mr. Hopkins was "completely flabbergasted," as he humorously expressed himself. After the meeting on Wednesday night.

E. P. Allyn of Wooilhaven approached Frank E. Hopkins. Mr.

Hopkins. Ho carried eonif thing under his arm that was covered with a bine velvet cloth. The other members KHthored around the two In circle. Mr. Hopkins began to suspect, then, that there was something iu the wind, but he had no idea that he was about to bj presented with a loving cup.

Mr. Allyn unlimbered his rhetoric, spoke of the lodge's appreciation of Mr. Hopkins' work in tht; past and then presented the cup. Under the name of the recipient, the name of the donor and the date of presentation are inscribed the following words, being a quotation from "Sir John Barleycorn:" "And it will cause ft man to drink till he neither can go nor stan'." Mr. Hopkins responded fittingly.

Then Mr. Allyn presented Mr. Hopkins with a watch as a token of regard and esteen; from the lodge. The presenteo was touched by this further evidence of an appreciative lodge'B loving regard, and it took him some little time to find suitable words to express his thanks. Mr.

Hopkins has been for twenty year? a resident of Jamaica. He was master of Jamaica Lodge in 1901 and 1902. He is at present organist. Recently a large mahogany organ was installed at a of $.1,000. Tt is said to be the largest, organ in any lodge on Long Island.

Mr. Hopkins was formerly organist In Grace I Episcopal Church, Jamaica, and he acts in that capacity at present In the First Presbyterian Church, having charge ther-r, also, of the choir. Mr. Hopkins is past, regent of Jamaica Counc il No. 433.

Royal Arcanum, and archon of Jamaica Conclave No. 90J, Order of Heptasophs. i PATRIOTS' GRAVES MARKED. Huntington Chapter, S. A.

Has Located Besting Places of Many Soldiers of Revolution. (Spppial to The Eagle.) Huntington, Septpmber 17 Huntington Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, has secured and had nlaced at the foot of tho graves of all known Revolutionary soldiers and patrlotB a distinguishing mnrker of bronzed Iron. The markers are about eighteen Inches nlgY The top Is In the Bhape of a Maltose cross, eleven Inches, across. A figure of a Revolutionary Boldler in the center Is surrounded by thirteen stars and a wreath. The ends of the cross bear the letters A.

and the date "mh." These markers have been placed at the graves of the following persons In the lnal cemeteries: Major Jesse Brush, Corporal Kzia Conklln. Cnplaln Richard Conkllii, Colonel Timothy Conklin. Salomon Keteham. Thomas Conklln. Colonel Gilbert Poller M.D..

the Rev. Ebeni'zer Prime. Dr. Benjamin Y. Prime, (' spi Jonathan Titus and Captain John Wlckes.

Th' chapier would be plensed to of ihe graves ot any oilier soldiers or patriots In Ihe town of lluntingion. ai knowledge of such, If sent to K. a. Prime, registrar of the chapter, will result in markers being erected. LONG ISLAND OBITUARY.

Fiedeiikn Woodrich. Frednrli kt Womlrlrh, "5 years old. rlicd yesterday at. the. Home for Iho Aged.

nl HlathllKll. nf Which she had hoen an liininic for a year. IJcuih wan due to! genernl dnblllly. For a number of years Mrs. Woodrich resided In College Point.

The remains were brought there last night and the funeral services will he hold at Ihe German Lmhorun Church, that place, to-morrow nftcrnoon at '4 o'clock. YACHTSMEN PLAN The Arrow Club of College point, will celebrate Ihe cloning ()f the ynohtlni; soaann with a rcci-pilon and dance In Hay View Hall, on Salurday evening, October 24. The Knickerbocker Yacht Club will go out of 'commission on Hnturday, September 24. On that data thoro will he a recr-ptlnti and dance, at tho clubhouse oil tho East River, off College Point. I 1 Competition Among the Others 13 Very Keen and Several Changes Have Occurred.

The excitement is tense in The Eagle's Grand Opera Ticket Contest, because tho race is getting closer every day and the candidates are showing greater determination to pile up their total votes. Nearly every one of the leaders now has 2,000 ballots or more, and at half that number is required to achieve a positior among the "next twenty-five." The struggle is becoming very exciting near the top of the list, though Frank E. White has a good lead and is making every effort to hold It. Mrs. E.

J. Bum), while Btill in second place, has a very persistent rival In Colin K. Urquhart and her advantage has been somewhat reduced- The competition for fourth place is likewise marked and a matter of 500 votes separates tho present occupant from the candidate In the seventh position. Yesterday, the supporters ot the Caledonian Hospital brought their influence to bear and put their favorite Institution back In fourth place, thus forcing Mrs. G.

L. Deverall into fifth place by a narrow margin of 17 votes. Margaret Thompson and Adele Harringlou are in the Immediate vicinity and are determined to put up the warmest kinit of bottle. Mrs. B.

B. Christ made a big Jump forward, capturing nine places and gaining the twenty-fourth position. Chester A. Avis advanced six places and is now fifty-first. The Sixty Leaders.

1. White. Frank Schermerhorn st.20.-.,.'.4, Bunn. Mrs. K.

5JS 71th st la.tm 3. rnuhart. iv.lin USA 4. Caledonian Hospital. 1J6 New York av.M.TM 5.

Deverall, Mrs U. 411 Marlboro Thompson. Margaret. Wb I'llftun pi. .10.16 7.

Harrington, Adele. 112 Hendrlx S. Harwell, Ira F. 15. 17th st 9.9-11 9.

I.ynam. John 929 Kent av S.247 10. Dalv, May, 78th st anrl 20lh av 8.077 11. Hoffmann. Grace nil Putnam 12.

Altenbrand. Kthel. 6:13 Decatur st 8.9.H a. Canwnter. Huzel, 396 Fenlmore st 14.

heed. Belle. 394 Putnam av 15. UmanofT, Hazel Itoblnson. 202 Maple at 5.3!' 10.

Mackenzie. Win. Bl. I'aul 17. Weaver.

Helen .375 Cumberland st ft. 07:1 18. Woods. Hairv Ill Avenue I' 4.924 19. Tl Inne." Kllzaheth.

24r. DeKalb 4 SH 20. Martin. S. 274 Dean st 4.77.! 21.

Hill. Mrs. Lester 396 Gates 4.72" 22. Barclay, Jean 49 6th ay 4.1S1 23. Boljror, Margaret.

497 Greene av 4,131 24. Chrlat. Mrs. B. 990 Madison 4.08 2.1.

Byrne. Mary. 1549 E. 15th st 3.7M 2C. Palmer, Alberta.

793 Hancock st 3.B77 27. rnzlne. Beatrice 304 Macon at 3ot 28. farter. Russell, 64,, Dean st 8.53:1 29.

Mooney. Nell, 777 31st st 3.491. 30. Stearns, Ada 762 Washington 3,437 31. Hughes, 61 St.

Kdward's 3.42t 32. Martin. Belle 7110 loth av 3.4K 3.:. Floeken, Mrs. 222 Hewes st 3.37H 34.

Harrison, Lester. 397 Gates av 3.352 33. Phillips. Kdna. 13 Brevoort place 3.11H S6.

Van Wagner. Mnhel. 402 Kosciusko st 3. OH 37. Menlken.

Edna. S4 Wlnthrop st 2.73S 35. Baker, Henrietta Re'ph, 1414 32d 2.711 39. Alcalde, 2.16 Steulwn st 40. Banks.

Florence 210 Hopklnson av 41. Atwater, 587 Halscy si 2, ,173 42. Ames. Mrs. Kthel Falconer.

821 E. P'y. 2. .117 43. Weismann, Frank 7.17 Elmore place 2.41t 44.

Rlpnler, Edwin 3-14 9th st 2.387 45. Turner. Howard. 42 Herkimer st 2.3.7 W. nippingale, olive, 61 St.

Edwards 2.213 47. Skirt, Mary. 2.16 Midwood st 2.139 48. Knempel. Arno.

517 Throop av 2.237 49. N'eefus-, Dorothy. 1321 Bedford av 2.229 50. Bowera, Mrs. V.

616 Park 2.1S'i 51. Avis Chester 713 41st st 2.1-2 52. Fllsner. Mrs. J.

27 Hawthorne St. 2.09. 33. Flcli. Mrs.

Emma 05 Madison 1,96 .14. Hallow, Jessie 59 Lewis av 1.949 so. Baker, Alice 370 Halsey st 1.93:1 58. Smith. Charles R-.

92 North Oxford st 1.92-, 37. Klltigenfeldt. Marie. 610 E. 18th 1.879 58.

Meury. Emily 263 EMert st 1.849 59. Bialsdell. Edith. 263 Clermont av 1.787 60.

Brown, Grace 128 Concord st 1,763 Next Twenty-five. De Boben. George 275 Rutlerfge Bolles Marlon, 277 Rugby road Wells. Norma Coe, 161 Herkimer Graney. Nicholas, 1539 E.

12th st O'Keefe. Win. M6 1st st Smith. Laura. 1154 Rusriwlek av.

Hohby, Annie C. 82 Columbia heights. Harris, Louise 269 Paelllc st Harr.ed. A. 350 Qulncy st Winne, Eleanor, O.

H. Sloan, Fred. 525 Greene av Clackner, Isabel 335 Ijifayette Stewart. Mrs. M.

724 Flatljush Conk Mae, 71 Van Slcklen av Calne. E. 570 Hanrock at 1ird, J. Rusaell, 450 Throup av Gonyon. Anna 74 Hawthorne Wlnkopp.

Annie 965 Broadway Kohart, Frank 13 E. 19th st Holt. Gertrude, 213 Speiieer st CorrlEan, Jesse, 116 Henry st Miller. William 339 Throop ay Robertson. Belle 144 Lafayette Frost.

Henrlstta 1... 2236 (llenwood rd. Hlckey, Alice, 241 South Oth st 1.75.1 1.749 1.654 1.530 i.r.17 1.4H 1,4711 1.47.1 1.44.1 1.281 1.262 1.224 1.2C8 1.162 1,149 1,137 1.12:1 1.11 1,107 1.04? 1.0H 98' 953 93.1 17 NASSAU HORTICULTURISTS. Monthly Competition Held and Awards Made Dahlia Show and Regular Fall Exhibition Planned. (Special to The Eagle.) Glen Cove, 1 September 17 The 1 mopilni, nf the Kasaau County Horticultural Society waB held at Pembroke Hall, on weanesuay evenuiB-Robert Wright, Mr.

Meyers and James rii nnnntntaA liirl.ua fill- the nUllUWtty HOC jubu monthly competition and their awards were as tonows: T.i.11...' Wf.t Mix peaches. Klberta. James Duthle; best six apples, Wllswin; basket onions, cultural certificate. John K. Johnson; celery, cultural certificate.

Frank Petroccia; peaches, honorable mention. John Blghton; pears, honurable mention. ceoi-Re uanim. A number of prizes were offered for ih. ahr.iv amnn.

them JR from TitUS Bowne for Klllarney roses, out-door cm nnw Arhnr for twelve' chrysanthemums, distinct varie- tics, twelve-incn siema; irum n. r. MayerB for twenty-five carnations for tin from Mrs. Byrnes ot Oyster Bay for six best, varieties veget ables; $10 rrom ri. aiau mr iiiicb tinct varieties ferns; 10 from Kennedy Hunter, New York for two bunches indoor grapes.

The society's prize of i'i will be offered for one mixed cosmos. Pratt offered a Bilver cup for the best collection of fruit. The exhibits for next montns meeting win bo peony-flowered dahlias, twelve gardenias and the largest head of cabbage. Preceding last night's meeting, a lecture on "Italian Gardens" was held at the Opera House in tne atternoon. r-ro-fessor John Faraquhar of Boston was the lecturer.

The society Is making great preparations for Its annual shows. On oa iho dahlia show will he hold. There will be twenty-six classes. Includ ing dahlias, otner otuaoor nowcrs anu fruit. -ru ulvlh annual fall evhlhltinn will be held at Pembroke Hall on October 2o and 211 and promises to De tne nesc ever given.

The Bchedule calls for flfly-flve classes, covering chrysanthemums, plants In pots, roses, carnations, violets, table decorations, fruit and vegetables. BELIEVE A DEAL IS ON. Sayville People Interested In Visit of Oyster Company's Officials. (Special to The Eagle.) Sayville. L.

September 17 The Scal-shlpt Oyster Company officials wero out. on Great South Bay on Thursday looking over the Bcebc Brothers oyster beds, and Ihosn who viewed tho manoeuvers from shore through powerful field glaFses predict that some sort of deal Is on cither that the Sealflhlft company Is about to absorb tho Beebe Brothers plant or that the Beebo Brothers are to buy out the Scalshlpt ureal nouin lis bottom holdings recently purchased ot the Smlih heirs. HEMPSTEAD SALES AND ASES (Special to Tho F.agle.) Hempstead, September 17 Through the real estnlo agency of A. Onderdonlt the dwelling of Dr. Ociirg-M.

McConib, on Franklin hi reel, has been sold lo Mrs. Anna Linden of Munaop, who will take possession October 1. A number of Douhlcdiiy, Pago employes have rented houses hen1. John Bochmcycr has taken Miss Gcorgl-anna Abrams' cottage, on New Crosi street; wtinam ii. r.aion, Minim house, in Werkes avenue, and Iwo house have been rented at.

Roosevelt, one to K.r rmn i.viie. I ne. oilier in ticni irui Blausen. In these columns, may be had free of charge by calling at or telephoning the EAOLsl FREE INFORMATION BUREAU, fourth floor. EauMe Building.

Call 571 Main. The Eagle's Weather Uureau Station Is prepared to giv la. formation about the weather tree. Call 7J Wain. Co-Educational.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL Sf LANGUAGES Brooklyn Branch, 2iH Livingston St. Telephone llHtf Main. Branches in all leading Cities In the World. Clares ur Private lessons, Day or Evening. At School or Residence.

Pupils Hear and Speak the New Language Exclusively From the First Lesson. TRIAL LESSON FREE. Terms reasonable. Catalogue on application. GRAND PRIZES AT ALL RECENT EXPOSITIONS.

The Ilerlltx Method is the only one whose principle were adopted by the CongreM of Modern l.anRunaje Teachers held in Paris In Hum. also by the Ministers of Instruction in France and Hnsnla. REGENTS AND College Examinations NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL 645 FRANKM.V AV, BROOKLYN. TEL. 1569 PROSPECT.

Nrsv York School. IS W. 43d St. New Term Begins Sept. 26.

Day and Evening Pnl for and "Success In Regents' Kxamlnatione." Business Academy Cor. Hancock St. and Patclten Av. Day and evening classes: students received st any time; easy monthly payments; very small eipense for books and supplies; certificate of graduation free; no effort withheld In advancing the highest Interests of each Individual student. Call for catalog or telephone 217 Bushwick.

M. L. MINER. Principal. FRIENDS' SCHOOL, 102-114 Schermerhorn Street BROOKLYN.

Kindergarten and Preparatory School Tor boys and girls. Individual instruction. Regular course Includes Languages, Music, Art, Manual Training. Iarge playgrounds. Now sectarian.

Fall terms begin Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1910. Cntnloarne Sen on Request. ool in New York City nder same management. ADELPHI COLLEGE Registration snd Entrance Kxaminatfons Setemher 21-34.

Class work begins September 26. Classes for Teachers begin Ol to-be 1 Offices open morning hours on ind after Septemher 1. Associated Schools Art School i Antfnus. 'ill Life. Portrait and Figure Classes.

Students admitted at any time. Normal School for stlndergarlnera and Art Teachers. Two years course. Address CHARLES U. I.EVKRMORR.

President JAMES H. POST. Presldrnt of the Board of Trustees PRATT INSTITUTE BROOKLYN, N. Y. SCHOOLS Oh' FINE AM) APPLIED ARTS, HOrNKHOI.D SCIENCE AND ARTS, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

LIBRARY SCIENCE, A.XD KINDERGARTEN TRAINING. DAY CLASSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 26 EVENHS CUSSES OPEN SEPTEMBER 28 FREDERIC R. PRATT, Secretary. Chappaqua Mountain Institute Valhalla. Westchester N.

T. A Co-Educatlunai Friends' School In the rteal Country. 40 year. Now occupying Its beautiful new buildings at Valhalla, 25 miles from S. Seventy acres; fiofl ft.

altitude. Unsurpassed for natural beauty ar1 healthful surroundings. Thorough preparation for any col lege or technical school. Commercial; Manual Training; Domestic Science. Music and Art Departments; Separate Department and Home Mother young children.

Gymnasium. Hatss (300 -1 a year. Catalog. Brooklyn Law School 405 Washington Brooklyn. N.

T. TENTH TEAR. The school stands for chol arshlp. 11m method cf instruction Is distinctive. Graduates most successful.

Day and evening. Degrees: LL.B.. LL.M. St Bend for catalogue. W.

P. RICHARDS JS Dean. ADELPHI ACADEMY Ktndergatien. Primary. Ora.mi.Br and Hlgii School Gymnasium and Alhleih rtchl tor the vise of all students Service for ion young to use the tars safety.

registration. Sepie-nher H-17. Recital lor be (in Monday. September 13 Office open morn-intv hour snd aTier Septemher 1 Address or Prlncfiinl R. (,.

Adelnlil Afmle-mr. Rrouklvn. STEVENS SCHOOL Stevens Institute of Technology River bx. 5th ar.d 8th Hobrjken, N.I., RROPEXH SKPT. 1VTII, lIO.

Registration day. September Oth. Examinations for admission, Sept. 7. snd Courses of itudy preparatory to Universities, Colleges, Schools of Science.

Law A Medicine. Ths rate of tuition la IloO per year. HALK A BROWNE'S HltOOKI.VN Rl SINKS COLLEGE Flntbnah Av. at Fnlton SI. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS POSITION'S FOR (IRADUATES.

Individual Instruction. B.aln Now. Writs, cull nr telephone. KISSICK'S BUSINESS INSTITUTE For a thoronsrh hnstlnesia education. Anhlnntl Place.

I Bnilnens, Reicentn. Indimtrlal Arts, Day and Kvenlng Mesjulon. At'COl ST WCY Professional education in! ac-oiiiitiin' ati'opls training for the practice of a new and un crowded profession and for preatrr earning power In private employment. An 80-page of professional cuiin; will he furnished ujton Mpplicatlnti. Milton .1.

On vlex. K'lucHtlonnl Dtrccror. 1 1 Hotul si HfokiMi; Puce I'nce. i Kt, Y. 3EDFORD 11 wr School for girls, KimJergat ten college n- tran'-e.

Roys unrler 12 admitted Fall term belt inn Monriay. fieptember 19. Entrance exam-last ions Wednesday, September 14. Miss M. T.

I'UItDY. Principal. MISS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL, 211 Carroll st. let ween Court and Clinton. Prepares for Itegents.

WILL ItlOOPKN MONDAY, SEPTKMHEIt Vi. Miss Kennedy at home after the lith. SKW YORK Uny School. 174 Fnlton Sf. LAW SCHOOL Kvenlnir h'L V.

Y. City "Dwlght Method" of instruction. LL In twa years. LL.M. In thres years.

High standards. Rend for catalogue. GKOROK CHASK. Dean. LOCKWOOD ACADEMY Reopen Sept.

1.. 1W POUTH OXFORD BT. HKOOKLYN. DE SEVERINUS ART SCHOOL, All hrancheii; dav ft evening dosses prlvats Instructien. :.4 Lafayette v.

Tel. lJ. KlN'liliilfiA KTKN Truiilni. Successful I coursi-g. All Miixwell's Licenses.

Scholarships. I' KOKKKI. NtiHMAL l.NS i lTCTK Nlnen-yih. N. I INSTITPTK.

1'J Adrlphi st. reopens ji, Tli'irnusrh -per in to innnnciB ami morals. Mts E. MILLKK. Till; MISSKH Mrl HRARY'S SCHOOL and Tilrxlerparten, 0..7 Ocean v.

Flathuph. w.f) ie-uicn tiiiiember 19, 1910. Carriage Miss Baird's Home School FOR GIRLS 58 West Norwalk. Conn. One hour from New York City and five hours from Boston, via N.

N. H. and Hartford R.R. Country air. ideal environment study and recreation.

Bmad culture, ileal train ing of body, mind and manners. The home life is repletn tywlth inspiration, tending to develop earn gin mm a useful and attractive mein- of the family and ol society Separate house for girls under 1.V Intermediate, Academic and College Preparatory cIhuscs. Superior advantages In Music, Art and IV K. BAIRD, Principal. the Languages.

MISS (ORISEI CENTENARY Collegiate Institute For Girls HACKETTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY The most beautiful and healthful region of North, erit New Jersey. Builtlinus that are unsuipassert (or modem equipment and toiivetneru e. Ample pool field, hockey held, ten nit courts, lake ami eviensive Lrm A lare college-trained and experienced faculty, Certiritate privileges to colleges. Strong cour.es forttiosewtio wtlliiotentercollege. 5pe ial courses in art, domestic science, eloi ution, total and lie struuiental music.

Pliysiial culture. For catalogue and further information addrrn Jottsthan M. Meeker, PH.D..D.D., Hsckellttowa, N.J. St.Marv's School Garden City, Long Island, N. Y.

Ft. Mary's Is a school for girls, eighteen miles from New York. The location Is Ideal and the climate healthful and Invigorating. The buildings are modem and spacious, allowing a separate room to each pupil. There are thorough general and college preparatory courses, with excellent advantages in music and art.

A resident teacher gives Irsaons In physical training and directs tho tennis and basketball. For catalogue address Miss Mirtnm A. Bytrl, Prlm-Ipnl. The Packer Collegiate Institute A school for the thorough teaching of girls and young women. Collegiate, Academic, Preparatory and Primary departments.

New students will he assigned to classes Sept. 14, 15 and 16. Recitations will begin Sept. 19. There are no extra charges.

The annual catalogue sent on application to the Secretary. EDWARD J. GOODWIN. L.H.D., Principal. BRYAN H.

SMITH, Pres. of the Trustees MISS ROUNDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ran CI.IXTON AVK, Classification or pt Pupils, SKPT. School Reopens 31 on day, Sept. HH. Primary.

Intermediate and Academic Departments under t.ie direction of the Principal, aided by experienced teacher. College preparation a distinct feature of the School. There ore no extra charges for Instruction In Language)-. Klocution, Vocal Music and Physical Culture. Washington a v.

Inspection Invited. ST. CATHARINE'S KALI, Inc A Protestant high class Day and Home School for Girls. Attractive surroundings. Desirable usgnciatei.

Small classes. Individual attention. Trained and experienced Instructors. Provision for all periods of school life. Opnm September 99.

34th Year, MISS E. 0. COXRO. Principal, ACADEMY OF SAINT JOSEPH, BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK. Affiliated with the Ptate Cnlverslty.

A Preparatory-Collegiate Uoardlnv School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Advanced Courses In Art. Vocal and Instrumental Music. au22-30t THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE, 1S3 LUNCOLN PL Am. A school for girls with all departments from kindergarten to college.

School year begins Bf ptember 20. The principal wilt be In the office every dav from 9 to 12. HENRY WHITE CALLAHAN. Ph.D., Principal. St.

Angela's Hall, 28-292 Washington av: Platers of St. Joseph. First class academy; classical, scientific, preparatory courses: music; painting; gymnasium; chartered by State Regents tte.ipi'n Sept. 14. THK DRXTO SCHOOL FOU GIRLS AM) BO YN Removed to 033 Carlton Av, near Fluthiiati Av.

Fourteenth year begins September Iftth. Kindergarten. Primary and Preparatory Department. MISS LOI fSK )EXTO. Miss Dana's School for Girls, Morrlfltown, N.

Renutifnl, healthful New York suburb. Music, art languages. 33d year begins Hen. 2X. Circular of Miss LOl'ISK L.

XKWKLU Prln ST. AGNES' SEMINARY, 2R3r2s7Tnlon ar" Rroolctyn. Elementary and high school for girls Chartered by the Ronenta nf New York State Conducted by Sisters of St. Joseph. Studies resume September 12.

THE BREV00RT SCHOOL FOR YOI'NO LADIES AND CHILDREN. Kail term Sept. 21. Alheimrle rnad. A M.

KIPLING. A RE'ilSTEFtED ReReni's Diploma. All professions. Collene preparatory tutoring. Hundreds successful.

COLLEGIATE, West Ninety-sixth. N. Y. WANTED, ambitious ladies, siuily protltabls profession. Social.

Institutional secret arvchin COLLF.GIATE. 63 West Ninety-sixth. N. Y- MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. GRAND ITALIAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC VOCAL n-iz State St.

EST. 22 YEAItH. TEL. MAIN. H.

DE STBFANI. Director. ALFRED L. HCHCLTZ. Vice Director.

This Conservatory has the largest pnporthni of its graduates now filling prnininctu salaried positions In choirs and on th1 stage ot any musical ronservatniy In (ireater New York. First class tuition in every I ranch. ticn alsi Tues'lny find Fridav Evenings. 'iOETs A CO. Pianos Exclusively I'sed.

THK IIO'K KISS IIVSKIIVAIPHV OK MIMICAL AIM', losd Av. II rook I 11. Y. With 'he syMtetij of Instruction the sntne In the leifllng cuiinervntMrie of Ku rope. hiHiructi.ms op piano.

Violin, Mandolin, Voice Culture, etc. Terms moderate. Circulars upon request. KDWAItl) IIUKTIIKIt S'l IIIO Ol'' ll Nil'. Trnchpr nf I'Ihiio uiiI Violin.

Terms on AliplW'ntl'in. FilS.Uiil.lbrl U.lccrf; Voice, Piano, Oryan. 903 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Telenhon.

r.30.7 Bed, MRS. I-MMA 0. VOCAL INSTIH'CTKlN, i 65 AV, BROOKLYN. AHN'tlLD'S I'lANO HTCIlKJ. 9S av.

mar Clinton. Mr. and Mis Aog.isl Arnold will resume their 1'lsiio I list i notion on snd Hfter Mottdav, 1.1.3iit MTI4TM' PI 41 Ml I'MIIMl. VIRCIL-CLAVIER METHOD. MINN I'OMIA 4IIKHVV, 7M Hush Ili'imkl) n.

KAGTl.MF. pisno pUlng langht In 20 t'S-sons; Brnoklvn Manlintlan. City. I 'at -erson, Newark; Yalfilokiie. lilttlled, Lenox School 7sl Halsey Brooklin, 11-7 WW Groff Country School Deal Beach, N.J.

An unrivaled Boarding School at "Kll-dysart," a magnificent estate the New Jersey Coast, entirely beyond description; see It personally. Adequate class room, every comfort of the modem home, with boating (on Deal Lake), golf, norsehaek riding and other outdoor sports, carefully directed. No grades or forms that a boy must fit. Limited enrollment. Separate department for boys 8 to 14 vears.

Pall term begins September 2fith. WYATT W. RANDALL. Ph. Headmaster THE GROFF SCHOOL 228 West 72d New York An Ideal Day School for boys, where the same high standards of personal Instruction of the Gmff Country School are maintained.

A most modern and complete school building, on one of the beat streets In the city. All preparation of lessons directed at the school by regular teachers. Free use of largest gymnasium In New York. Also swimming pool and athletic field all conveniently near. Limited enrollment.

Separate department for boy 8 to 14 years of age. Fall term begins September 29th. HARTMAN NAYLOR. Ph.D., Headmaster. For catalogue, testimonials and terms address or call on JOSEPH C.

GROFF. 22H West T2d New ork City, or Klldysart" Deal Bench, N. J. 'Phones 7 Col. 1029 Deal Beach.

Kohut School A COUNTRY SCHOOL IN NEW YORK CITY FOR JEWISH BOYS. RIVERDALE ON THE HUDSON. By Subway and Train in 26 Minutes. Acres of Ground Close to Hudson River. ThoroairhneaN.

Individual Attention, Refined Home MnrronndtngN. Comfortable Dormitories. Sunny Schoolrooms In Separate Buildings. Heri from 8 lean to College Age. DAY accompanied to and from Subway or Railroad Station.

All Outdoor Sports. Number of Pupils Limited. Ask for' Catalogue. Better Still, Visit Echool. GEORGE ALEXANDER KOHIT, Principal.

2114th St. and Independence At. Rlverdale-on-the-Hntlaon, N. Y. City.

'Phone SS7 King-abridge. Open Sept. 2d. THE POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL 09 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN A SCHOOL FOR BOYS Prepares for College or for Bttalneam Memoerehip limited to Five Hundred Fifty-seventh Year Begins Sept. J9f Fred W.

Atkinson, Ph.D. Alvan E. Duerr, President Headmaster CENTRAL BAUNSn'S A PARATORY SCHOOL Fnlton and Bond Brooklyn. DAY and EVENING Coarsest Shorthand, rionkkeeplnv. Accountancy, Regrentn, EnKlncrrlnfiT, Ctvll Service, Salesmanship, Pnblte Speaking Individual Instrnctlon.

Enroll now I BEDFORD Y. M. C. A. Educational Classes New Term Begins Sept.

19. Bookkee-)ing, Shorthand, i.Iath-ematics, Languages, Individual Instruction. Send for circular. 1121 Bedford av.cor. Monroe st svis SCHOOL, 4-Sl EAST I1ST ST, liHATTJi Twrlflh Yrar Opens October 8.

Preparatory to College and IJoarninK Schools. Ist year Ninety-six Boys from six to ela.neen years old. under fourteen Teachers. This record guarantee. Individual attention.

special empnums on Knglish In all departments. Instruction In Drawing. Manual Training. Singing and Elocution. Gymnasium and Play Ground.

Convenient to Brooklyn and Img Island. WIT. BURT P. FKROrKOM. Head Master.

Phone Plasa 808. CLASON POINT MILITARY ACADEMY ClaKon-on-tbe-Soond, New York C'lty. A CATHOLIC BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS Incorporated under the Board of Itegents. (1 h-ur from City Hall via Subway Trolley, A school that turns out useful, manly men. College, and business preparatory school.

Directed by the Christian Brothers Library, laboratory, atheltic Meld, military drill. Studies resumed Sept. 14. For Catalogue Sn Fi flddresa PROTHRR KDMI'ND, I rlncipal The Loyola school Park At. and HM New York City.

A SELECT PREPARATORY ROHOOL. Hijh School and Grammar Department! Small Classes. Individual Attention. Eleventh Year BfginsSepl. 23, 1 9 1 0 Rev.

David W. Prlnrlnal. HrWElDEFCHUOL FOR BOYS BAY SHORE, LONG ISLAND. Limited tn 12 boys, between 7 snd 13. Fl's for hlsh and college preparatory film-pi.

country life. Kegu'ar ach-iol riltr.pllne. Mlsi MAROARET ANN OVKMTON. HAMILTON INSTITUTE- r'or mAoym Mneteentn year begins Hept. 28th.

COLLEGE AND COMMERCIAL I'HEPARA-TION. Plnrcrannd JlOsano adjoin, school. ALL LESSONS PREPAHEU AT SCHOOL. TELEPHONE W) For ratulnat address 4fl West 8lt t. PROSPECT HEIGHTS SCHOOL FOR BOYS Sl SEVENTH AV, BROOKLYN.

Prlmsry. Intermediate. College i-rcparaiory. Grr.naslum. SCHOOL REOPENS SEPTEMBER I Westchester Academy IIOAItUIMO SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

College preparatory. Th'iroughnesa and rnanlv qualflien emphasletl. Morning clauses only, outdoor games afternoons exclusively. H.tdrd. arid tultlnn.

1760. For catalogue address HKAI). MASTKR, 79 N. broadway, Wh.la Plains, N. f.

JCfltlUt BthOOi D1UNNK, tWl West 70th St. OF MIX Seventh year. Rays fittad thoroughly for all Colleges nd Hoarding Kciools. Lessum prnpaied at school. Laboratory.

Oymnaslum privlieses. Manual training. Pi'oftpff-tut on rcqieit. Office hours, 9 to 11 Telephnre 33M Columbus. ST.

FRANCIS COLLEGE, III TI.KK IIIIIIOKI.VN. Hig-an Its yen- Monday. Hpl. I- Roarr11nr and day scholar, BROTH KK KTANIKI.AI'S. I'rn -1 HKNM.NTriOM No longer eo-e-lucaMorml.

Prftparss for ail School for Boys) Also Commercial and Manual Training Courses. Elocution, Music, rips Oraan HKPARATB HOME JUNIOR DB-PaIITMKNT. For catal'-Kue addreia J. MOK-OAN READ. D.D., president, Box lJen-nlnnton.

M. Worall Hall Academy, r.oi all )ii, Accommudatlons and Iftliicatinnal Far! i inn unsurpasseil. frfmary, Aca1einic, Hiidlne-J! A few vacancies at moderate rates, Illustrated catalegue. t. h'X an 20 3'it MANLIUSSCHOOL T.

JOH.VN SCHOOL. VKKRKI'K MALI, A Preparatory School with Mill'-ary Vraliilns; Win. rhe'h. 1 tn If A ntAf'TICAIj en Kinr snd meehanicil draiiRhtan'an will teach niathernstles nntl mechanical draimhtina; price reasonahle; tenns eas. Address BEARS, 396 Clermont av.

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