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MILITARY ITALY BY CHARLES MARTEL. Large oc-
tayo. PIP Ssh London: Macmillan Il Co
This volume is designed for military critics rather
than students of European politics. The first chap
fer contains general reflections upon the progress OF
Italy during the last decade and the persistent
efforts made bv the Government and the National
legislature to strengthen the army and the navy
and 10 give increased force TO the ruling powers
The remainder of The work is taken up with sum
lsri,s Of recent military reforms, the results OBJ
famed from the now laws with reference to recruit
inc and numerical strength, and. discussion OF Tie
war formations and arms of the service, the rail-
ways and fortresSc lines Of frontier defence stages
Of mobilization and general character of the train
ing and tactics. These details Of military
non arc considered with aborious thoroughncss If
not with luciduy. A great mass 'of technical in
formation is collected with panstaGins accuracy,
and students of military science will have no diff
culty i'm forming for themselves comprehensive
Judgment regarding the real state of efficiency of an
ARMY that may have "a great part to play in Eu-
rop,an history That Judgment the author seems
reluctant to express with deliuitcncss and .cmpha-
siS.
This is the chief defect Of the book. 1t is a
storchousc Of raw material. The author is lacking
in power of generalization, The reader is supplied
with an abundant store Of information and stats
lies. vet docs not close the book with clear inn
prcssions respecting the Italian army either as an
elective military machine or as a school for train
ing an ignorant nation in the duties of citizenship
Such concentrations as the following cannot be
said 10 have much value: II cannot be pretended
that the military system Of Italy bears comparison
with that of its great model in simplicity of detail,
ror that tie mechanism Of interior organization IS
altogether perfect in peace, or entirely reliable on
mobilization; yet in spite Of few faults and fail
ings it must with justice be affirmed that the wise
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GcGC1ers.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N Of all grades. tutors goyeIuesses lecturers comnsno1'
&C. circulars OF oT' ehIo1 me 1t 20 70 e SMNffRH
c6YRiEIiE < 90, Il Last ,tl-st., Union square
4 GENTLEMAN for French and German
IN t sa1y 5S en55 1nG @ S 20 VEST APPy to ''
LOWELL Il CO. 10 Aston Place ~ CITY.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Coycrncsses, SUP
patents. Pf FLdR ne e 'T FIr5 q taoa saaaIe
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ snet lS55 Pr2"ee D9mE 5 Gs sS @
schools with reliable norEat on zee TO parents Skilled
l5a|WRe' ssccMEEyH;MEiR. Io co j ilj6sNY
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will take two
~ young BOYS into he family TO cage iol aud Instruct tor
''''D' 'D' Lock Box 3d. Easuamp'on, Mass.
NOVERNESS OR CONPANION-A lady
~ desires position a. c2@23n on o 2 r ian TS
abroad knows prncpa cite" PLACES ~ ucrest hotels etc
could tlke clafse OF az iItFe4S men
yg i9p an raachers %o q Uoa square >ev4ort
AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHER$.-The
higher English branches mathematics aud musc in-
etruucnta and vocal music also Que Tor Eng is' tIe a. Int
French adv ant teacher with German ana needle
T oq ,oa a9a ct g[ H. Es,E 3 we. 5i.s
rE'EACHERS WANTED.-Ladies Expert
caccl Kiul-Ie4Tt1cr for Normal school. French aAd
Ta a9 o iI g'I plcc En M maic fr ETY. faaics
t o y3 fgah a d nam Amor an ficnc r CIV
eIa aues Li.A;h Geiua; 9.4"iAg 1nH music NJ
Tga.tPCmat'c ard marv ;attcs W.. POINT slidaa,e
Many other gpe.o e2 hers ssg,el f., seIeses a,
F''trtii$$n Toacleis' a geacy. % Uui5n square.
THEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies French,
Il ucar City, +so1i singipg sni p, t22 Cy S5q} iai
C'yi Er.l,-h and German near city. 500 several for
,,Ganlc..a P1m1F,,i2 aga inesH. c}y, 81 oo2; Eag
SOUTH Np' NH'', j. 's s1,'ffEH&ERHi6E2% Co.
APi Ei.t !4 fl.s5 H Ssa9icS
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
j NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements OF trains from Chambers-st Depot
0am-Dsiy except sundays Day E1vSss nia"in s,loos
coaches 10 Clcy Gland. ncunati and Chicago -,
6p m daily. 81 Louis Limited EHptessN0 ezra a.tse
72j Niagara Falls, m. Hamilton ont t'ie a. m;
Detroit ~ nj sslamoESa sIo i n dad ce1nen
ing Toledo 6i9b N and indianapolis ii q IN
Pullman bay and Sleeping Bnghsmton, Elmlra
HuHet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
s15 p Emigrant train for the West. - - Co., 50.
s 5o t ST 80 ESQ io $50 So ioso m p midnsSs
Sundays $3.50 1920 m las $50 p m - midnight .
b5iG $50 $40 $50 730 SIS 1890 y midnight sun
Newark and Paterson Newark o4o $40 :30 m $40
ago $50 o5c 800 7Sg N AND y midnight SATURDAY
suneTn 80 IO.I0 m 1:i5 $50 $50 $40 s5 and -
midnight sundays $50 i0;20 m LAO 0SO m and IL
WaTwick 7.5O a 4:80pm
Nowbuyg and Cornwall 1850 m $50 4:30 IN. Sunday
Ro1doGt and Kingston and Montgomery a 4.sO IN.
Goshen $50 1920 m $50 $50 4:So sL5pm sun.
day q 500 1920 a IN $50 m. 49,. $4,000.
p(n y train a a a,d A Ia
trans with New York Ontario and Western Railroad
at Main-st. The IN train stops at Maln.st only.
2Sdt quarter of aud quarter after each hour
lO45 m 10 l2;45 a IN every hour.
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
ana transfer Of baggage may be left at the Companys Offices
Nos. 26l 40l or 857 broadway, 1877 westst n. " No
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork at 7o
'''' JOHN n ABBogT, oenI Pass'r Agent New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Nysck $50 10 ami SO $50 $50 $40 $50 N y MID
night. sandays7 2 a 10 and 5,lS ? IN -.,o N
JOHN n. ABBOTT. asal Passr Agent Nsw.Ysrk.
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Ocean 6teamcrs

BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line 10 the South Of France.
NRW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
S. CHATEAU saturday. April 10
So CHATEAU MARGAUX ..-......-....sJ uiday May .
PTentlces Stores" NEAR WAllst Bsrryl Brooklyn
Travellers France Spain and Italy, Pyrenees. Pau,
Nice. &c. will time and expense by taking this line.
Frat Including wine $50 800 Second Cabin, Sj5.
Storage. s2j. For passage apply to . -.
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CressmahInl.

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nRESSMAKER.-By an experienced dress
maker who is first class htte and draper also good
baud rcmOdeng dresses wants few more engagements ny
the day week objection ~ 80 Out Of the city Good ref
eTence. Address
ID NJ, Tribune Uptown once ] 238 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-IERSEY CENIRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF IIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER ,....
nom Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOy.ls, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA AMI TRENTON, Bound Brook
S @ stS S2 at a So 49, i 800 ' 0O
Direct connection Mt WAYNE Junction for GeImanoTn and
hocken AMI YORKTOWN
DRhwGNG.nooM cans on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green;sts7
1850. ~. t3, ~ a. l1 I2 t?t2j 2'iu ~ 80
= m SUNDAY s15 m. 4:30 p. NJ
0J5, 1908, 1885 a. M, o. Az. GA 797 p III. Sun
Tor WILLIAMsPORr at G45. 7A5 900 a M Si5, 400
Edf ssuNBUEY an LEwIsBURG at oA5 7'l5 a. m 9'4S
Zoo o. lso. 4o5 30 100 p IN Sundays at $50 m
For SCRANTON at 6:i5. 900 a m $40 p. m.
F9r ,6 36 i5 5sd a M sundays at go 1o u
For DRIFTON at Gas q. n, 345 p. m.
ForTAMAQUA at Gas, 7i5. 600 o. loo, 1850. si5 400
For nrru1EHEM. ALIEyTowN and MAUcH CHUNK
Il IS 00O ~ loo, 1880. s45 b80 p m sunday at
For EisToN at es5, 90 a m, 1900 $780, o45 400 $780,
6.2O p. Sundays. $50 p. m.
Tor STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
c. M, $40. 430 p. M
gor rLEMlNGroN at645 900 ~. loo. l:sO 400 49,,
6:00 y3O ? III. SUNDAY s, l.5O p M
5s S go 92 I 1879 az }S6 100 0
Say 2 IL 5 o o5 S 3D. o 200 P M 1O 1V'O = H. sun
For PItINFIELD az 045, 7i45 200 go 1880 Ills an,
200 800 $50. 1850, l4U p 10 5CNDAAs AZ SUI, os6
a. m. 1850, 4:00 $50, 9;OO' lZOO p n
rs 6j g. at o f ~ ni r. &c., SS2 sS
$50 800 $50, 8 rs 400, as, $50 4t5 200 530,
Yi.$$6. i266 m SUNDAYS at 800. S45 N. $780, 400,
$50 $780, 1900
For SEwARK at 6oo s;i5, 8l5 e42 7l5 73o, 800, SiS
5 800 i2o 500 S 80 6 5o s 'SO 66 49, 52 So PiS
l3qo NJ SUNDa6Xs5 at a S)C g3 4gI0 On m 4-OO L.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C., AL raD AZ
600 sI5 a M, 1850 800, 600 p III SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grovol at 400, l0A5 IN.
For FREEHOLD-At6, s:l5, II a. m, 1850 s,6p m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at $40
foy VISELAND HRIDGEToN az 1880 p In.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g. North River, via Sandy Hook.
ForLONG BRANCH EATONTOWN. etc. al I D.
Tckets procured foot IibeT, PER No North
River 81 lb2 207, 2572Gl 21l ile, 79l ga, 1917 and
1923 Broalway 1857 and 740 6th.ave Riyingt0nst 10
Sreenwich-st 209 East l25thst and principal Hotes In
New IN brooklyn NJ NOS COurst 10 Bro adj
way $50 Fulton.st; 30 M4phattneve De Lab.
,vo 1872 Atlantic In Hoboken. 2% N2shingtons st,
n Y Transfer Company VIII CAL Tor and Cheok baggage tro
J r WOOTVEy General Manager G @ HANCOCh o.
7 and 4 Ii 3. BALDWlN,G L A lls LIoeIN'S"'
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Orcar Steamers.

GUIoES I hINB; STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving per 1s. y r., foot C: KING 81.
Al ASH : nay gym " W
ARYSSIN Tue day Apri - $50 p m
OKEGON saturday, April ~ a. m
WI~CON ; N ............. tuesday, Apri 20. O.
AETZONA Saturday, May 3, 1880 a
y These steamers bu! o! Iron, with water tight COM
partments furnished with requisite 10 make
he passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable
having bathroom. sIaokn6r0om dTaW rOon piano AMI
library; also experienced surgeon se"adess ana caterer
on each steamer The staeooms are all upper deck thus
insurng those greatest q! a. 3XCcs AZ sea- perfect NenNA
ton and light. 80 - -, $50.
In Intermediate, $40. Storage at low rates. -
OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY. dUIoN * Co
NATIONAL LINE-SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ aud fast steamship AMERICA, GOOD tons Captain
Grace will leave for Liverpool May y The steamship
EGYPT captain sumner newly fitted and last VIII SAL Tor
Liverpool pri 80 Rates OF cabin passaPe $50 70 Sl6Q
choice be secured on application TO y w j.
HURST Broadway. Model Of the steamship America on
exhibition.
rIHE Il. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
l. American line for 1T. Thomas. Para, Marsnham,
Pernambuco Balm aud Rio de JaneirO.
Elegant passenger accommodations at reduced rates
SIS FINANCE" Captain Mandell from Robertss stores
BROOKLYN Saturday April 10, at IL m and Newport News.
Va, Wednesday, April 23, at D. m-
PAUL y. 0ERHARD & co, IT, and Pasi Agu, ~ s. "m
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Express NewYork VIA Debrosses and Cotlands
e26 72 g. $50 % and 10 Limited IL, 1li0 800
$40 l. g. g. and p II. and II night sundays 8l6, 50
% Limited and 10 m. 4, Q. Z, and NJ and ~ night
Trains NewYOrk daily except sunday l2o s3Osnd
lll0 H. l, q ;, and p H., connect at trenton i'F
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia 1901,
3i1J $40 l. AS except Monday GOD 80 $50. $50
and ll:l (Lhnitet Express 1870 aud $40 m ],
g. 8. 6:3D 740 7:45 and on SUNDAY l2Ol @lo,
$50 NJ. 4, a:tO Limited $50 $40, iSo
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 500 a. M.
Ticket ofces 49, sl9 .nd 94i Broadway Astor House,
Desbrosses and COtlapdt Streets Courtst,
AMI Brooklyn Annex Station foot or FUltol.st.
Br0otiyn Bushs HOte, HODOkenj station. Jersey city
Emigdnt Ticket Office No Battery Place aud Castle Car
ien. -
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. X WOOD,
General Manager General Pass Agent.
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european Advertisements.
UI-CONIUNIINu
EPpS SIS COCOA,

BREAKFAST" thorough knowledge OF the natural
law. ,A govern at operations VI digestion ana NUTRITION
and IS careful application u: e SAe properties o. "eA.e
l,rci Cocoa lips has provided oar breakfast tables Win
Gecaey Favored beverage which lay save Us many heavy
fur'os Ls It.s the ud.ous use u such articles d
diet that -utUt0u may be gradually Out W until strong
enough tendency disease Hundreds u sue
~. f'5les are toatug around ready attack wLer
ever there IS point We may escape nany ata shat1
keen4g ourselves wei fortified with pure OCod and
frof,ery a1uIlsle ell .Ciyn service Gazette. .
NaCesmpiy WIRE boiling water or milk sold Only N haN
Mound tas 6y GrOlcTs, labelled thas JAMLo EPfo q 20.
homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE. MOST IMPROVED E9UIR
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINT CONSIST
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW and ST JOHN. IN
Pier A. y r. foot Of Candst every week uay ~
r. .----.- .,...,.., 20 oil sto+,o,s an
New York Central r. RI and tickets Of the y y ana
II h K. good fOr passage aud stateTOom OeItA Rooms
warmed.
IGOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON 49,.
4 Landing at CIanstOns West POnt,l COI1Nau, Ne"'
burgh Marlboro MitOn Poucl &eepse and Es0puS -
Conurctlny Ul4er and Delaware ana stony lG T. ~
1t.suloat. BALDWiN AMI "a Is LII leave
DAILY at 4 p. M Pier foot Of Harrsou-st y. IL
vEROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Per
A. North River foot ChrstOphcrst day except o"tnNNi
Al r D. m connecting with morning trains Tor inc NOltA ana
Wc-t sundays steamer touches a. Albany.
/ EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
rn. leave depot foot COTtlant and DesbrOsses Ste
a. s0 m. $40 and p. Tor Eas,on, bethlehem Allen
town Reading Muuch Chunk, WNkesbaIGC, loWGLde, Wa
vcflv Ithaca Geneva Iy0ns Buffalo and the West. Pm Imam
through coaches daily Local trains al b m anu otO
p M. for LaetOn, Bethlehem and Cooay. . a.,
TIA leaving $40 M, Gnl $40 p m connect IOi
al points MahanOy aud Hazleon c0N regions sunday
train local for Mauch chunk $40 a. ~ Leave Mauoh OhuhA
al p. .o,.--.. 49, u, ,.--.,.-,....
H. b PIINGION, q. p
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
me OLD EsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; ) STATIONS IN PhlLADEL-
PIIIA 2 IN NEW-YORB
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CUNARD LINE.

'f'''S' go 'O' p'iF''L IL BSoUGANoER, 40 Beaverst
CUNARD LINE.
FROM vEw.4H02RiKR' i 70 LfiyERPooi, VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No 30 NoRTu RIVER.
wednesday April& a m
GALA Mednesa2ys ARnI -, y. NJ n
CABIN passage SEQ. $50 ana sIOJ .,.-..,..
seeag tickets and from all parts o. Europe az very 70"
'I'''' f'''E" '"" FVERN6S ii GROWS q Go, Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLA\ NC COMPANY.
N Between New.York and Havre. ,
Company pier new 40 AZ Noh River footof Moron
@sa H ,Gr 5 5 "a
cheeks payable AZ sight suit onth' Banqu'
ILUUs DG BEBIAN Agent No g. Bowling Green.
TNllAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiyENPoobo d., -,
CCITTY or or iiS.% Fg Il 5s5& a
CirY OF CHE~TER '......, ~atgday hPr %. 3 ?. N.
cAa1Y P &ssH G sS5 $50 aud %? Iniermsare. $40
For s..aFs &c. Of Apply ply to the INMHX STEAMSHIP CO.
'~e 4 P6adepas ONCE. go ioj South sth.,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.. co.
" SHORT RoggTE; TO gQd L2E SgG SbpFvEy
5 EkRH ya A 4Pn!l F4I6 3
F. cabin 500 to $Ijo second cabin $50 seease at
lowest rates oELRICHs g co. No Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. C0MPAN16S
4 LINES FOR CALlFoRN IA; SANPWITGGH l7LASEEpS2
ThAG aud Yin AMEftiCjA aa,l & Sj.
From N for }Ss s RS1 I9S ct G paai ~
CRESCENT CITY sails TnuTsday Apri 5 10 , HoSn
From Francisco, lat an4 Bfaunan SIS
CITY OF TOXIC s5is siturday April y, noon
EXCURSION tickets between san Francisco Sn" to"oN"'
For HONOLULU .&RS2zlI fA lfGf'ND snaAQ5rRALGA
ZhAt a sails m, E, az ia AP'F Francisco
For freight passage general information apply at com
p'ny' oao' On '"i II J' Ba I5i Superintendent
800, ,,,rY ,rC ,rrTI, NEyTUEPI ANDS
IA Steamers leave foot Of sn'ss1't jersey O
&C eCuIEDAar .i' wednesday. April 8, 8 a. m
S. s'q e,z Ap GBr T. 81 S5s = M m
FIRST Cabin o; second, $50 storage go ;PTepSd;slo
FUIcHA E69E g. { SG Co., NS'I " IGHss SON
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
HIIYNLNN saturday; Apri Z; D. m
saoos ststcroonl, smoking and bathrooms amG,hlPs
saloon 500 s75 excursion $40 to SlIS secoho Spn
900 prepaid from Antwerp, $50 excursion $40 Including
PETHRR WKIGHr & SONS General Agents 50 broadway
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
SEMI WEEKLY STEAMERS Hamburg American
aSG HHTT 6 saturday steamers Hamburg direct 20
EANAoNIA.AAbPir 10 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s0 ANY 20 biddrag. 400 Prem fPrpa
Storage tickets g. Excursion rates greatly reduced senu
0E T TiSHI'9 Co. Cen Ags 81 BrOadst \
g n HIItt'HNRD & CO. Gen. Pass Ayts, 81 Bway' NY.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE,
W w Fd 5fo oG Gi t4EYisr6w S HND LiyERPo6L,
EALTiC &aPt Bg9ef 4Sr r. Ii8o T. m
hhEFTpttABic tsPE irving THURSDAY, ApT p $50 p m
From t6m5cr ffER' wi @ri STAR poCK FOOT IF VEST
DATES ssloon 500 80 and 800 Return tickets on
favorable terms secage s2l Intermediate 'A''uc 0Ay'
For inspection OF plans other Information apply Attic
cOmpanys Offices No 81 broadway NsT Se6T1;rIs AGENT
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DOPULAR SHORE LTNE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the All rail from Grand Central Depot
three express daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
m u m tparOr attached and TO IN with palace
sleeping cars. sundays at 10 m with paiaGne sleeping
D. IN. arrives at Newport 1875 Paror eas attached
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RAILROAD.
Onand after Feb. 81. 1854.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave NewY0rf via Deebrosses and Corsndt eteeS
Ferries follows -, -,,s
HarTisbnrr Pittsburg West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and daily. New forE
and Chicago Limited Of Paor, Dining, Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars. at 8 a. m. every day.l
Wiamsport. Lock Haven, m p m GoTIy ana Ere az
connecting at CORY Tor IltusNlie feIOIeuh Nehhe
and the Oh Regions ,,,.-,-,...
Baltimore Washington South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Psrl0r Cars daily except sunday ~
NJ arrive Washington 400 P M keguier VIA - ana e
Rp G2O and $50 o. $40 and PM ana ~ nlShl; VIZ
b and o. r. r, and y. and ~ night sunday va D.
aud r. r. e'l5 p IN and II night VIA b. ana w. IL
r. p. m. and ~ night
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through car p III
For Cape May, except Sunday, ll:lO a. m -,
Long Branch Head Junction. and intermediate atons
yi9 Railway aud Amboy q N, IL noon, BIO, on
sunday a m and p. do not stop 70 Asbury Park
Boats Brooklyn with all through trains AZ
jersey city, afordlng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,o.
Trains ariveTrom Psburg, Clio and 1920 M $50 and
1920 p. daily AMI m daily except Monday: FROM
Washn sOn and Baltimore. $50 and 600 $40, 800,
$50 go 1905 and 1885 p m Sunday, $3.50, 600 M,
lO:O5 and 1885 D. Baltimore, l:zO p on sun.
days 20 From Philadelphia 800. $40. $50 500
except Monday ego $50 LOAD ll;30 100 p 3: 40
$50. $50. gro 7:20 1890 500 ego 1902 i9:-o and
1885 sunday, 9.j0 $40, $50 800 100, 1850 ult
62O, 1iSJ, gi2O 1905. 1920 and 1895 D. IA.
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miscellaneous

wishes purchasing fni Out.0ftOwn parties, a. o..
dert carefully and promptly executed. Tor references
address, address one week, BUYER Tribune once
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LIFE OF GOETHE BY HEINRICH DuNTzEERa.o Trans Trans
lated by THOMAS W. LYsrER limo PIP NO. Mac
milan & Co
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Z
A French lady ami lcr husband English both teachers
in New.YoTk purpose in OF the avoiite winter
Southern France and Will BE- ready next au nn 10
receive lmi yOuug ladies' who VIII uud Win
them an comforts Of Au'rcln home combined with the
advana foreign education. References from lealhg
families in Ncw.YOrk. Address TIL June II
MIR and NINE MANN. 81 West 32d-st, New-N ORR.
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Do you mean to say, captain, that you
don't see what is going on?'
II see heap o things that are going on
and going off too. But what particular thing
are you meaning
Would you like to see your daughter
married 10 a man Ike Ross"
"Na, If she could do better. He is a de-
cent Chief. DO you see onythin- particular
wrang with him?'
II have nothing to say about him. But
although do not doubt myself, | would
rather You did no, take him with us on board
fine NcrmOH'
II was the capa'n's turn to smoke for a
few scco.ds in silence. Then, dcci,iyely, as
if he had been arguing the whole question
out in his mind
The matter is settled and Gamma be
changed
But don't you see, captain" urged Car
Gill i'm his heavy way trying to be perSua-
siyc. "if he goes with lis you are denying me
\ fair chance with Miss Murray. If we are
left to ourselves, all viii 20 well; but if we
are intorferrd with there is no saying what
may happen
There Is nacthing can happen that should
ma happen. Annie kcnS what she is doing,
and Ross is a decent lad. If he doesna de
onything TO d sgrace himself and she says
that am to part wi the Mermaid and her,
then there is nae mair to be said about II.
Wen Just hae to do 1t. You haze gotten my
word-he hasna; 50 you maun take your
chance. At the same time should say That
you are over feared. What, man, you hae
the siller and the grand ways. Do you think
Ony woman In her senses would haze doubt
as the man she should take' Fie, I'm sur
prcczed at ye."
That's true"
But when he went away CargilPs mind
was more in keeping with the storm than
when he arrived. On that black drive back
to Edinburgh the wind seemed to whistle
weird suggestions to his brain; the melan-
chuly roar Of the waters seemed to rouse
wild thoughts Of possibilities by which he
might prove himself the wOrther man Of
the two; and the ugly siushy roads crossed
here and there by the CHASTITY light OF
feeble lamp, seemed to reflect his mind.
All the weak vanity Of the man was stir
red to passion; and the passion which
springs from such a source Is always the
worst.
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IL and COunselOrs AT Law. VIII practice law in TIE
courts of La Sale and adjoining counties Office west
of court house. Ottawa, III. sep9ySi
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pUSH ~ ELL * FULLERTON AZ
ID torneys at Law. Ottawa, Illinois Office In Bush
nel's block, west OF Court House. july2l-ly'
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JESSE B RUGER, Lawyer. Futerer &
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Illinois. j2nI'5-
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IOHN ID. RICE, Attorney at Law. Eeddcks
u Block, city of Ottawa Will practice law in La
Sale and adjoining counties, and in the Appellat.
and Supreme Courts. sep20-lyr'
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n Is. CHA PhA n. Attorney and Counselor
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