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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az a.
l. NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN SA~


Advancement Of trains from Chambers strset Depot xu
a. Daily except SUNDAYS Day Express drswins ~
coaches 70 Cleveland Cincinnati ani Chicago -. at,
p m. tDaiyl-"st Louis Limited EXPRESS Ne ~
taIo srrviss s:sSa M Niagara Fall. s.lams:S
10ss M Cleveland ls0p M Cincnnau ~ ns ar arm
MI TSsac s1s and
rsn q ssnas bsy sss .s 81 n
T% and R s s M,ssia F cosn
s.1s D. Emigrant train for tho West 81 ,ooo, ~ u
nd aShs s5 s and p;c'i sio S
lymidnsht sundays 0. $3.50. lo9oA m. l'ih o'' ~
Psasrson 100 ESQ $50 1920 u s ae,a n 3 4,
800 40, 5. 5l0 $780, 6;l0, $780, 1880 SLY 9S'R1ll
i2midnsht, Sundays O. $3.50. l0'2O m, is' Wv
Nswart and paterson Newark et5 $40 il:s s,ar
siS Az. an, e2 saS SS .SY sad o $50
sansrn, g. TOO $50, 1920 "a, it,, -. "a ID
q IN ~. i'lS Go p NJ, and u @idnishs
S.wSsrs s and coraw aSo s5o m. $780, tsasrs
sd RsaScat and Kingston "a and Montgomery ga
s9 nSsSsn ssSa 10000 M $780, $50 asa saA
sgpasS ss9 i 4sS p To- ssO n sS 49,
sunday. g. $40 10 20 mr. s:so sn m the ~ ss nss1
Port Jeryis 100 ., io;20a m, $50. .. $50 NJ
ri 4 AZ
ssspns eoseSss = obtained q;
sna .S q q nav ,. ~
EXPRESS trains lroS the West arrive IN Se~y''f
and a gNo ~ n ana ahnSrT o.u pssr Aren't
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-J!EsinS1vss;i
Tss y lave for as sasS s5 $40
s:sssss sss VIZ a a sss la II
sa'd"55 So. \, ABsorr. Goal Passr Assas ss~'~'
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS, landing Vt Cranston's, Cornwall,
Newburg Marlboro Milton, Pokoepsie Esopus connecting
with Ulster and Delaware stony Glove and kaGtersk Rail-
Steamboat City Of Springfield leaves Tuesday Thurs
DAY. saturday, at y. rn- from harrsonst
IN sPRINGFIELD, HoLYOKE MONTREAL and inter.
mediate points steamers Leave Pier No u.s. H. r. NJ
NkE ne, for xERlDEs hARTF6R1 sPnISa.,
broadway, ". Y. and Oonrtst, Brookyn EXCURSION 10
New Hsvsn aud return. 81 90
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THE SPECIAL NEW.YOR

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Express train paror and other through will on
and alter 1888 Grand Central Depot IN. " N.
H. and H. IL. r. at daily. except sundays connect
Wells River with train for Newport Vermont
Quebec and arriving the mountains early in the even
ing be engaged In ADVANCE AZ d. H. car
ticket ONCE In q. Q. Depot, or by addressing
g, T. HEMpSrEAD O. 7. A..
Grand Central Depot, New.lork.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On ano after July Q. 1879;


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUr
srs. Fsysie, sc,,oms VIA Desorosses anu
Harrisburg Ptrsburr the Yves tand solrh with puinas
Palace Cars ATTACHED n. and sp m driy Se~;to,s
and Chicago Limited Of Parior Dning Ixns sai ss's
wiamsport Lock Haven. m. Corey anil sasN
sp m, connecne at CORY for ritusvis Peiroean ''s
Baltimore washington and the SOUTH Lmitsl waslass3
Express" or Punan Paror Cars isily exc ,pt suniar
m. arrive Washington M Resasr ~ 8 AZ ~ T. "a
d. and o. Il. K, aud ~. m aud u night ,,.. =.
Sunday, via b. and X. r.. o. m ani Ia hsA$ "
b. and o. r. r., z o nm and " night 80
For Atlantic CITY Sunday. ll:io D. w. snc -
Through n. m train -, "a - ..s,, ~
For Cape May except Sunday 5:l5 and liio M anu
Long Branch Bay Head function, and intefmodaso 80
tons via Railway aud Amboy. T. stts NJ ~. n,s-
sioi sani s .. m. on sunday. ga m. and p M saes
Long Branch tIited Of Pullman Paror Cars at sl'r
esGsps connect wa through Aia
Jersey Guy, aroriiax speeE aniirs'' ~aa''' '''
Trains srrvs~rom PttsourG $40 aud l2gn ~ 'ps ,a
iO.2o o. IN daily. aud daily excsps Moady; ayS
Washington and Baltimore, $780, 500 No. 5o1 % NJ
1895 and 1880 sunday. $3.50. t;po M w. ssS
1850 D. M From Baltimore lao M; on slna> ~, 80
D M From Philadelphia, 500 $40 O;5) Oolt 40
sSS 9sS go ssS 1870 ioss and io:5op sqsas
$50 $40 $50. 7:05. lbs q m. 6:21 li3'. eS' i~sS
Q.Qa mi 1. n.
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THE STORY OF IDA.
II ,,-vru ,orp.cr nv rouS RuSKIN

7THE STORY OF IDA.
WITH PREFACE BY JOHN RUsKIN
JOHN WILEY a. SONS.
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ILLUSTRATED WITH A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT.
IN THE FOLLOWING STYLES.
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"I brought you only one drawing to-day IL the
last sleep which she walked on this earth OF young
F1orenne girl who brought heaven down 10 earth
truly az Of old while she lived and OF whom even
l. who never saw her believe that shc Is deId"
john Ruskin In Art i'll England
Nv SONS WILL PUBLISH SHORTLY:
pusK1Ns ART IN ENGLAND. l2mo. cloth. 49,. 81 80
RusKIN's FoRs cLAvIGERA. New Series In
GLIDING Lost Jewels l2mo, cloth..-......... 20
TVHE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL.
i AUGUST PART NOW READY:
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The Continuation Of
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Also Thseonsusion Of
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ENLHHoi;D GIGANTIC FASHION SUPPLEMENT.
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4 HEARTY LAUGH!-
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hut faithful painting OF that have coe under the
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Jnsirurtton.
For Both Sexes-ce


For Both Sexes-country.
JaDGEWORTH SCHOOL, Baltimore, Md
II Boarding day school for young aaes anu 90
The school year begins Thursday septempei ~
Sneui~is seHs VA "fP Mira III. p, LEFEBVREt.
No. SO Franklin.st.
NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For eo odn,
l sexes; Concordvile, Penn twenty.two n ho,onsh
ST. Station Philadelphia best professors sp in col
courses study students prepared Tor Juhoi 1'~ "
leee j, sHORTLIDGE. A NJ Principal.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack- on VI the 9
~ Hudson, Both.srss $3.50 senior cA'"'s'"
BANNIsrER. A NJ
DLEASANT, THOROUGH, SAFE:-ho,maiee
Seminary for young ladies' Highst9Tp; D. p;n Sj
year; IA boarders REV. '" N "HHANN $500
Law Schools.
VALE LAW SCHOOL.-Six Professors an na
II nine Instructors Ii, B. In two years y. " p d.
years Fall term opens Sept "a. For circulars ADDRESS
WAYLAND, New-Haven, CT
Miscellaneous.
WANTED at Once.A comman ndni .rd IEr q
w military academy In N. Y CITY West rom. gta ,o
preferred resident Address Military Academy stauoh
NJ. City. -
VXTANTED.-Fifty Cadet Rifles Address
w MILITARY ACADEMY, station NJ, Clty'
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD NewJersey Central Diyslon=sa;,oa n New.
York loot Of sys station in Brookyn foot OF Fulton
81 comssnsns isss Leave S' WYE Ga, x.noa
cans Tamanead. Tamaqua, Haleton DrtftOn' Scranton
oBSer leleF snngOu High Bridge Bransn sshocsy.
sSdd Ls LAKE nanaS
f fow@, NasiiooRs Upper LeLsh src.ntoo
Jss Es SSssf ramaqu.
p S Wi,s.Sl Eas'e sor. %0a i ns.sioS
E;%s.sn sse Tss sss srt Hssos
FS sO% %sgt1sa F' Sssans "a Harrisburg
N:$:$ sssss 81: Is 3
o .so iSi III lli $50 81 sis " g
sYG esS iOsc il s. ind VA sls io'i'
r. moon q S siS tsS SS
T FG1 p.5,b AmSoy and Report 540 II 24S
ts% FRs s%Se- SSon II Fl Division.
~ srnAME ESs1 EE SHSSSTEofsT :; Mr."
Commencing June Tcn 20; mss Reach and Long
p1 rss H i lois so.a a Isn ss .s6 's
d1E cr Atianiio Highlands. IS 1918 $40 80 M
Tom, River aud ssg Bar ,r 9 iS Pm
rsss T.S 81 H. for Lake
80 e .,. s,soa q s % M,f hoSs
POUND BROOK ROUTE; r, ,nrrpHrA
Leave New YORK from foot OF Liberty:sr ., 80.
For pbladepba Ninth and Green SITS at $40, oou illo
n M so q $50 b:sO T. ~ p. ON sunday at $40 M
$50 ~ For Third and Berks sts a. 90, ii '
For Trentou 7;{5 $780, ll;l6a M 1880 4So ooo' -
N m ON SUNDAY S;45 m. $3.50, l2p: IN
Return trans leave PM pha Tor New YORK; >,s a
PROM stations Phiiads phla and Reading hh, MIMI Anu
oraen,ts AZ 7s0 $50 go ii M l;ls 3i5. 6ao $40
TSn sunday .Ss R 4 go 81 at at S &C. &c. H. $780,
go $50 p m. sunday az s:lg M $50 p m IA
From Trenton, l:25 $40. sos BOO, iOOo LOS a ' =
90 sot Tos n m Sunday, 125, 91S a. M; $40 n m
DRxWiN ROOM CA RS are attached To All Gay trSns
SLEEPING COACHES 10 nh'hishs "~NAs -A'- ~~'
York aud Philadelphia -. c,,. s,.,,o, "a and fran,
connection at Jersey Clty Statoh U anu ifo"
prooEivn and Erie Depot Jersey City -. A.. -..,,.,
foot OF Liberty st anu Az INC p,ncPs'
,osIs and Annor ONCE Brooklyn Bridge PIER Brooxyn
transfer Company viii cali Tor ana cnecA baggage
,rn, hotel, or rosdepce 10 destination - -.
7 T. WOOTTEN, General Manager ,n,,..
d. L. WV q a. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. and Il kt Agent
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

A HUDSON RIVER Bf AILiUH =
steamers ALBANY and q. vIBB4RD daily except sun:
days leave BROOKLYN Annex at a. NJ vestry,sL pier
at 3 80 aud West 2ld-st at for Albany ian Jug ss
Nyack TarrytOwn 10y ferryl West foinh Ne"ourS'
pough keepse Rhnebeck, Cats kill AMI Hu1501 i,
Connecting Rhneoeck with Ulster anu Dsawnrv tt
nj atsk with Catsk Mountain r. r. and az Albany witf
trains for the NORTH and WEST aud Win erHoiAN
SARATOGA EXPRESS.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE, 80.
"A DREW and ST. jon N leave Dier Al. N h. 1901 o. "a
nalst every WEEK DAY n connecung az aio eas
Sunday morning er,e,tei with trains north west anu M
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on hOu-
Il sAToNIC and MA UGATUCk RAILRoADs-Steamers
leave Cathernssip az IL a. IN, $3.50 p. NJ; 2Sts5. Es''
River $40 D. m Fare lower than by any otherro1ta
r FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-PasseDger
IL depots foot Cortandt and an
vn ReadinQ Mauch Wilkesbarre, Towanda WaV-
eriy Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West Pamsn
though coaches run daily trains at ~ and o4o
D. M for Eastern Bethlehem and Coolay o..
Traips leay ing at $40 aud 34o p M connect ,or
Ali poiuts ia Mahan0y Hazleon coal regions SUNDAY
train local for Maach Chunk $40 M Leave Mauch ChunA
General Eastern oce Of Church and csraner s
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STARIN'S =, ,.o. re.ssponrArros
COMPANY.
or8ce Pier Is. N. r.. foot OF Cortlandtst
Of freight forwarded as directed 10 any part
OF the world. - ..
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
for delivery Of ell kinds OF freight and mer
chandise to any part OF rhe city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly nghtered to any point
IN tina harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is N r., at p. daily saturdays
eIcoptcdl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between NewYork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. W. RR. received at Pier TO-
For New. Haven and points East. at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l. E. r.. foot Of
Whitehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw, N J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanng to the
construction and repair OF vessels
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1nstrnrtion.
Art Schools

Art Schools.
MRS. LOUISE b. CULVER Will 1--WE give
lVl lessons I'm sketching for two mon1ns
At Meadow Point Lake George commencing July IT, For
particulars address No so Madlson-aye
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoyEp I Eo AZ
NENT AND TIE FASTEST TINE GO NSISIENf
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TnE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDsoN Sun
DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, I'm 4
NETWORK.
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0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YoRK PAssENGERs-Lssye ssllg 3d. CIV
s 25 3lth.st, e. r. 10 minutes before Long
time ANNEX BOAT from Pier ~ foot Of pine:st r. H.
100 800 9.31 IL q. 200 300, AGO. o0o o:oo D. "'
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOh, ,x ,ox
BABYLON-s:05, 1896. ll05 y NJ, $50. $780, 9'so' 'o'
D. m Sunday $780, 900 e. m. 1885, BOD p. M ,s.x
FIRE ISLAM 1886 and 435 pm daily except Sunoay,
PATCHoGUE-8:35 a m. 3:35. 4So. o:3o y. m. sunaAy'
$780, 900 q. M. 7:35 y. m. = ox a on l.ao
$685. 6O5 705 1915 night Wednssday ana es ~
only Sundays 80 $780, III a. m 49, sou e;oUp ~:
SAG HARBoR-s;35a m, 1885. '4'5o osa p. M sunoAs'
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLANDl.s:ss m. $685.
1895 D. IN Saturdays only $685. D. SUNDAYS Jam o.,-
rLIMITED EXPRESS PAkLOR CAR TRAIN V thiy
special and Regular Full Rate Tickets Rood Oh hi'
"aARpEN CITY HEMPsTEAp-s:35, 9:o5 a. m, 1888.
3S5 la5 $40 635 D. m l2,l5 night "Wednesday and sana
day only Sundays 9:35 NJ Garden City onyj 1900 o's
pGIfEN COVE. SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY OYSTER
BAY-ss5, 500 a. 135, 4:35 $685. 63o p m. sundays
We HIGnfN mi ,NoRrHPoRT-sos m, AS. 5ss.
P p9Rg gEFFERSoS|So5 NJ $50 p m. sundays eos ana
soma-s:35 m $685. e3S 6:35 N. sundays Am
BAYsIDE, LITTLE NECK AMP GREAT NEcx-
AJAX 135 9I6 Il:Yo a. 1885, Abs, 6;36, $3.50, 7oo m
Weinesdays saturdays only. 1913. nights sundays
long BcACa-s:Oo 1906, IL 90 2:05, $50 94;So.
5:S5 600 7:03 g. 26 p. sundays $3.50. $3.50. II M
g. $40 6:i5. 7l6 p. Last train from Long bsaen
H. h ID
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Brooklyn.
DROOKIYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This old and most thoroughly equipped private
for the higher education Of young ladies' VIII DC
September 10. .,.., -, =, x~o-,dea for
limited number OF pupils. - - ,,,rer p-,nc,rai
N"' l3S Monta guest, Brooklyn, NJ 4.
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NORWICH LINE ~, m. r,..
ihe ho" ii'A CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant 1cSe on inc souuu anu
the favonte CITY OF BUS .. nav, MAR
leave Pier No 40 North River, footot nent pig.
above Ferry daily except sundaya st0lo pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June To- 1900
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot 80
m Western and Northern Express 70 hocneseor Ano
Montreal, with drawing groom cars An 10, n,,,n,
Cara stopping only Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo, Enc. Cleveland and Toledo e,s.- ala, Iar.
1910 M chicago Express drawing room cars 70 Canaan
daisIa Buffalo, also Rchheld springs ,,..
III a M. TO Albany and TROY. with conncctiVn W oeo~
Saratoga Gens Falls Lake George ana kutland. pu,.
93Op m Saratoga special. Daily. except sunosy' NUM-
through 20 Lake George saturdays only:
~ m Accoi.fnod atom TO Albany ami TROY. ~. IL.
n M al Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor 81 LOUIE
running through every the week also Niagara r2
Bunaio. Cincinnati. Toledo and Detroit ..-.
$50 m Express daily. except sunday win
20 Road also 70 saratoga Anu NUN"
real. -, la. -,....~ ..-. for pocn
ester Buffalo Clevo md Toledo Detroit CRcaso An" OSs
III M, Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy with morning trains for the Yves, ana
Tickets ON Bowling Green 2oI and $40 bsc 40
vay Westcops Express oniees pace, ana
anu rni.a 1s. :, prcoriyyn e. B. MEEKER
% r1 ~ Glen sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains New.Yorx via Desbros,sJ AL CIV
landt-st Ferries as follows -,
bi5 7;20 $50 10 and 10 Lmitedl IL M 800 Stit
s., 2. q aud DID, IN, and II night siniiys 'hS
Express Trains leave NswYorS daT. ercspS 5aaiN, -
7:2O M. and D running through via Trenton Aa>
Camden. AZ
S:I6 $50 $40 i:35 Except Monday 650 1880 s2l os3
IL. and lilo M tLimited Express l;SO and $40 n
s:l6. $50 $40. 4:S5. $3.50 "a. so2l Limitsn: "a
7:45. sand 500 p. m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden
9:Osa m ALSO p. m. daily except sunday -.
Ticket Offices 43J $40 amt 944 Broaiwas Aston Hoass
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt Courtsl AZ
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fultoast Broq<ya SSs
ia 1l6 aud lis Hufson-st Hoboken Station. jersey
Emigrsnt Ticket odice. No Battery Pace ami eA'as
Garden. go .s,,s
baggagefrom hotels and residences ,,oon
'CHARLES T. PUGH. J. X wooH
General Manager. General fasst AVE-
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1nsirurtlgiI.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Priyate tuition,
N afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l45 W. 45thst
DEST SCHOOLS.--CIRCULARS intelligent
I'D ~ selected parents who describe their wants free
personally, mailed for postage. J. w. sCHEHMEBHoRN,
Fast 4th.st. NewYOrk.
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HENRY MoNETT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-20

st. Petersburg lately narrowly es'
capped losing the most precious OF its art
treasures. the celebrated Madonna della
Staffa of Raphael. The picture, which
for more than three centuries and a
half belonged to the Statia family, was
purchased in 1870 by the Emperor OF
Russia for fl2, 400, and was by him
presented to the late Empress, who at
her death bequeathed it to the Art Mu'
scum at the Hermitage. The heated
air OF the gallery in which the picture
hung recently split the square pine
panel on which Raphael painted his
masterpiece aud it was feared that the
damage was irreparable. An artist
named Sideroif volunteered to set mat
ters right. After carefully supporting
the face OF the picture with linen,
backed by slab of marble, he labori-
ously rubbed away the panel, first with
files and then with powdered glass, and
then succeeded in mounting tho thin
remaining film on canvas. In the
course OF this delicate operation it was
discovered that instead of the book
which the Madonna in the picture now
holds, there was originally pomcgran-
ate toward which the infant Jesus
stretched out his hands with childish
curiosity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-06-20
THEEyaNG MONKEYS.

Few human thieves are more expert
than are monkeys in stealing. They
are adopts with their fingers, and in
the use of strategy which comes from
cunning and through knowledge Of
monkey nature. A traveller, while
passing through an African forest, saw
an illustration of their thieying ability.
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Der Of monkeys engaged in gathering
fruit. Some had fruit not only in both
hands and under their arms, but their
cheek pouches were also distended with
it. Among them was gourmand,
who, while leaning against a trunk
crunchiug fruit, was also busy in look.
ing after that which he held under his
armpits. His attitude attracted the
attention of two of bis companions.
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then separated, each hiding his fruit
under roots. One, by walking side
ways, so as not to excite attention,
appeared as if by accident in front OF
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plice, meanwhile. hiding himself behind
neighboring tree. After while the
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the antics of the monkey in front.
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offender. Immediately the other mon
key pouuced upon the fruit, and in
moment hid it in hollow trunk. But
not satisfied with this exploit, he re-
turned to where his companion Ind his
own fruit, and was busily engaged IN
transferring it to another place, when
he was caught. A fight ensued' IN
which each administered sundry bites
aud scratches.
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