davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
VNHC ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
"a of trains from Chambers.st. Depot.

ARRANGEMENTS OF trains from Chambers.st. Depot.
soocbes t5 Bngha nton Flnra and buffalo sleoplAg
Coaches to Cleveland cincnn ~ ana CmcsS@ - .A....
for last time Pullman sleeping Coaches TO ufllo arriving
7:2j a. NiayaTa Falls. A. M, hamilton UnL. iOlV
M. DE rot s:25 M saaminca 80 Mo M; Cieve w sS Az
oni day. Connecting trans arrive Toledo o2o m ana IN
u v Pacific EIpres, for the West. Solid Train
Of Pullman Day and TePng GSaG5.s to n Hotel
and Buaet smoking Coaches to hicago
$50 p.m-kmigr9nt tran Tor The .st M ,o ~ oo,
l45 $40 4iO 5:iO 30 G;lO $50 30 lO:3op II midnight
sundays $40 80 o:2l u "A & 90 m ~ mdniSh sso
a,O I'D $50 10 $50 7:30 $50 1870 II IN dngh
Sundays 5l5 83J 1920 IN l45 6{O M mllnghi q
Newark aud Paterson Newark 6i5 san 80 am $40
40 so $3.50 0.2O Z 80 and l. midnight saturday
NIGHTS ouv. sun lays O. 10 IN tl0 .; N e,o q On m
and II ldn gt sundays 6:lo $3.50 l02O LAO C3O Ii
Warmcs 7i5 i0:i5 4:l5 pm, sundays s:l5 m. ,..
Newbnrg aud Cornwall 1850 $3.50 4:SO p III Sunday
Roaiont ard Kingston and Montgomery am $3.50 m.
mnshrn $40 100 1920 a m. $3.50 $50 4:30 $50
Niddetown b4j 7:5O . 1920 M $40 i;3O S;3O m
SUNDAY $50 $3.50 1920 N $50 m. The N and
45O IN trains with Now YORK ontario and West rn
Kalro.d al Mau-st The L'ttops az MAn-st only
Port JEWS 75n 1920 IA 4:3O . $3.50 m sunday
Hoats leave a3t quarter quarter after each hour
from a 10 lO46 every thirty minutes. AMI from
clets Tor passage aartm in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches he nc and orders for The ch
Zoo III 10, g59, Brosdway Isl westst x Y No
Court-st. brooklyn. or the Conpanys Depot, -. ,,o
FXlrcas trans from tho West arryein Newl0rk at Els
7,3O, 1898 m and 1920 p m
JOHN y. ABBOTT, Gcn'l Passr Agent NcwYort.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
TTans cnyS o for 40 cossr ~ rer%SnS S and
Gmdnght. Sundays 7, . a. m. and SHOP M
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 a. IN, $50 p m
JOHN N. ABBOTT. Gcnr Pa.sr Agent. Now.York.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
TWIus HL0pGErr CO HANCOCK. T. woon.
supt oP e ~ A. p. & Il RR. q p A, i Rh
AND READING Il. L.
NEwJEHShtiH', hi' IENTHiLa Na,rT 1nIiTVN,r.

II JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
tOor 81 LtBEKrN.~r, EoNrL RlNLE ~.
connection 10 an from nrookyn wa Annex ho's
TIME Fo% s'.HifssSyp S'%ssI Gov ho is.
S%T a o C I q m, y SS no. ss, ,SS 80 sS SSS S
proi @ aonncon M at S' Hayns Junction Tor e,nioeS
Chostuul llhl nt Co,umblaavo for Manayuns ton'he
DRX%TS "RooM c KS On all Day Trans AMI SLEEPING
RctHraln% leave rllLADELrHiA Nnth and Green s..
$50 ;, 0 Ji lli ~ " n lo ,t j, PM ,S' & '1yt , I
St5'i0 SDiS SO" Iio a. @~ Zoo 800 $40 OoOp N.
Leave rGyr9N Warren 9n1 fucker ~ ~, 26 @ S Ig
fGs SN2si &irI To SmsroRT us eT3%gUnY LEwIseuRa and
rer hhRaisBuEd At 400 7;l5 .i6. M. 100 $780, 400
r5T SG M 'i, oG 3 y 7s g49Yi S5 4 S oo $780, sO
Sq 9S S f e Zoo IPs@,; sIs % H. osopn go
IL? lo2 l1 @ Si5 SiS 7SJs M % sanaoys sun S at 'SoP l"
For IA aiQGA at 200 7'I5 SI5 100. 1sO, s4' oe
10 B, 81 gTmLEnEN. ALLEXTOwN and MAgcm caUESx cJS1y
atl:OO :Ou S.i5 a 100. l3o 3i5 Dad p m SUNDAY
For ToS 4o9 1o so ECc &c i;So s: 3a3 tS'' 10
For lIIii BRIDGE BRANCH at 4:oo s:i5 a m iOe
For SLE 700, SO loo. i'so' i'oo is'
Or 81 51 III ln'i t ~ t'G s. s.5 1880 Liza
4 % 9:6o. $40, 1880 p M sunday 4:OO sOoa m, LSQ
For PLAIN It'd 9 600 739 si5 o "sC go 1922 q, il' u
Si5 GoO $50 7iG. 800. 930 1850 l2:OO IN 81 :.
DA - a o. 500, s5, mr 1900 m, $780, $780, 0'5 ''OV
h%ASGH a i GeEAN enoyH stS6A4s S. M sasss @
ocean Grove at 800, :: D a m.
For Ft:EHOLD-At SID. ll:pO a. m. 400 300 p n ,o
For LAX MOOD TOMS RIVER and bARN EGAI Al a;'V
rSr S ATL&IIIG IlG S tIT9 @1yELAND and BRIDceTc1n
4:3O a m. l.30 p m. .,,,,,,, ,,,,v,.,oN
NTW-JEtSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
FROM Pier No 3 North River va ANDY ,pq HOOK AXE.
For ATL MTG HIGHLAND>, Long BAN "a; AM" IN
WOOD TOMS iNE = BAK> M ~, ~ Ii;ari,,st err, ieq 10
Norm RIVER, "a 6 2O7 25I 26I. 20 Al ~ Az. I'd Ia
Rroalway $50 737 and 7i9 fth.ave. ! RivngHnsE ="
p is AMI l43 Grrenwich.st' To-, 2OS East ztns1,
ll3a Bowery and principal Ho'els N newiork ' ass ss5
Pr ,okyn az No. 1 Court st lOI Broad"D 80 ~ ~,
Futonst 2IO Manh tanave.; DE kaDsse i,ns iSsJi nv
anfic-ay l26 ;reenp lnr-lyc In HobOken 29i sms
tonst Y transfer Company will "a for anu chrcA Jas
gage from hotels residence to des nation cocy
I = WJOTrEy &. g. HANCOCK. =.
II - RAID1yiN g. E. p Act / 10 liberty-st y. L.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
WEST SHORE rOUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER =.
All except $50 p m train leave Weat i'dst, tOrtlnu
and DesDrOses SIS, stations 43O D. w. tram leaves uo"
Westi dat Only
Culcago. 10 IA, - p. m. Pullman sleepers through
st. Louis $500, ~ IN Pu Imam sleepcrs
Detroit. 20 ni '6ho, 's y. m Pullman seepe's 40
kuspcuson bridge NagaIa Falls, Buhalo ltNc ele a"
Inn, o %. .sp m sleeping an Plr'or oars 'hrousa
SYRACUSE 7;IO 40 n IN, $500, = y
Iuca, 10, LEO -5ou. - ~ m .-.zn
CatsAln ana Albany '1lO. 10 lli2O m' ''V 'oV' v
Newburg and Kingston. '7'lo. no. ili9o M soo 'So
For Montreal and Canada East 7io M c,oo p m x,o
Hamilton London, 10 - '9O1 . IN Ao'onss' '''"'
sSp ~. ,.,.-..-,.. ..,,. ,..o,, Sunday
EnS time tnb - pirlOr 0r socpng car aceotnmoda
tions or niormaton, Apply at onoes jersey IVY
sationI kon Al RtDnsL brookyh Nourt,st
Annex onicc FUTON Nowl ork dy q lOs ~ sao
gi VS. pAh LlsO, la2J Irlaiwy, ISI uthavr lOs ,ase
}prh tbkI nowery, Penn u statons 100, q y. N1,s ~
fsndt DSahro sta and West shore saoh s"t OF
West Baygaso oalci for and checked fron hotos
and residences. orders can be left at ticket oMces
% slAtesA HENAx AVNEgI, ucn Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

~ lotts Dee Flour stNlig AMI nn'hi1gNL Wheat
lower No. Rob 70'sd1dc caSn December ,o,s~ 80 &C.
February. Snl2ci May N ia Corn loNet
cash 3i',ci cmbcr 3iic Jlnuary 81 q" 4" @ ru -
- ic. May. 30 .c Oaa nrn asa &c. NAY - 20
nvn Ir nSr nt Ia. Barioy- Market quot M bp"f e.
Incr ant cgg. stelty all m 'atlgct FilN Se sclll
M y unch "a r'l brin ~ y ~ ,, 2U
bGc Corn Mco st'tly AT s. a. WHISKY NNliy ~ ~.
Rulknnats weak Long tl"r ~ - ,'no't ~
u0ao ~. short Clcir 80 art d1li ~ :" 50
uo,,nt.. FlnuC 1000 hb.t WhHAL Dloh husli Norl
Il 900 nutL. Data 1000 pusN Rrc iom n!Nh hNm(
1000 unsh. ~hiu uonts-fOur 1000 bb' WHOM ',wr,
I'm lOuO bush
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
NORWICH LINE. ,.,.u
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOSTON -
WORCESTER ~ 20,
NASHUA. 1855.
PORTLAND s,,


etconcrs 'Cty of Worcester and "City OF Boston
lcaye Pier 40 " r. WattsS next pier above De'
rrosscs.at. Ferry. dali "xc Mt I1nilv' at ff' D. H.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
boa on and the East Airlh from Grand Centro peDot
Three trains tlF = n tgi exceP.@p 70 , ss m az
slsPonr c,r, 5lniay, aS ID D. n wian PtGe seepns t
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
Nec IJubllcnllolI5.

lust ARRIVED
FROM LONDON.
900
COPIES OF TIE NEW COLOR BOOK FOR CHILDREN.
OUT OF TOWN
py the Artist ard Author Told in the Twilight" 4o 49,
The great demand for this beautiful book exhausted all the
early supply al already in hand take goody port
MS edition OF really artistic should this
gem OF book making.
Also new editions Of
TOLD IN THE TWILIGHT
and Of
SlXES AND SEVENS.
Each Alto, So.
BEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Sent by mai, postpaid on receipt Of price.
F. r. DUTTON & co, 80 West 23d-st New-York
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HODSO

~ RIVEP RAILROAD -Comm ncing October + 1884,
thronyh trains will leave Grand entra' Depot
tS0 m Rochester and Montreal hIpresS through draw
ing-rO
$40 NJ. Fast limited Chicago ard st Loui. Express,
with dn sopDing at Abny Utica Syracuse ltoch
ester Bufal0 Niagara Falls ETle. Cleveland AMI TOled1
arriving at Chicago l0l0 aud ST. Louis 7s2o m next
day.
io:3O m. Chicago Express to caaan
dsigu Rochester, Niagara Falls aud Bualo conn c for
Osw
I'll Western Ncw.York and Northern EIIress with
drawn groom cars.
33l p. IN, A amy, Troy and Utica Express. through
draw room RS
'4p m, Accom- notation to Albany and Troy
f6 ST. Lon Express with sic pin for Siagan
Falls Buffalo. 6mcnnad. edo. Detroit and II ou,s
t:3 m, Expres with sleerug Syr1cuss 70
Auonrn road and 10 : lrat ga; also To Montreal
tt9 Pacific Express with seepngcars for Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Fans, eveand. Toledo Detroit Chicago
Matertown and Norwood.
pm ght Express with sleepin gears 10 Albany ana
Troy. Conn cts with the for the aud
for the North Except aurtaV night.
ickes sale al ca al Central Depot. No. 2 powlins
Green 252 and i25 BIO dway and Wescois TX Dress
Ofcos Park-pace and 7Sj and lf2 Broadway NewYOrk
ourth-st.. Williamsburg.
Accom- uodations In drawing end sleeping 10
procured o. the tic Set Offices NcwNOrk CITY, and
S33 NashingtOnst BrOoklyn
called Tor and checked from residence
'Theic tr1ins daily All others daily Sunisy
tIhese trains stop at Harem l25h-st and 4th ave-,
j. NJ. lDUCEI, q. Is. NkEKEp
General SunerntendeDt General Pass N Agant
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
YORK AND LONG BRANCI


Statlons in New York Z II. and Desbrosses-st.
tPhila & RTR foot libcrty.st
LEAVE NETWORK commencing November 10. l9s4
For South Amboy PM 4 Rearng kR $50 SIN
a4i a. m via. Penn RR 1900 m. 5:OO TO-. p. sun
days. a. m. y m. .,.
Il:l0 a IN, 1880. 900 4:50 300, j45 p m snndsys
4Ol S.i5a via Penn. RR 900 IN, 1900 nl- 300 100
D. m Su1davs ga.m pm. 80 .,...
For Rel Hank wa Penu X r.. goo IN, II m- $40 sfo
ION N m Sunlays y a m. o. m. via Phil. aud hetdins
r 30 slj l3o. 4. i3O. 50 p, m SUNDAYS ~
p m For Branch Ocrau Grove. Asiury fars, ocean
Beach Spring Lake. Grt Point Pheasant &C. wa Phiss
delnhia an Reading R. t30. slj a. n l. D tOh GtSPr
Sunavs etnDning at O Grove or Ashury paf t
Si5 a. Pcun.vlvania tR, 500 a M l'Oh WV op0,
TOO sundays not stopping at ocean Grove or AsvurY
Iarkl y q m. y. m. ,r .,. =, Al.
Fr Freehold via PHILADELPHIA and loaiiug RR ll0o
a m 400 On n m For Lakewood. Toms River and barne
rai, via 7 4 II RR, at az $40 a NJ, l3o go m icr
Toms River. via Penn RR, at o;uh a. m For neand
Brhigeton Atlantic ,, so. via Phila Readns h'' tse
iu'iitIrs Rr0pGrrr CO HANCOCK. r. woon.
supt oPS A. p & Il RR. q a, Rh
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
quantity OF Grlin on lassage Decembcr I. lN7l.
Wheat

NOTAsSES- New-Orlcans activ and firm: 600 bbls sold
SA49c, with 4Hc PAID II 10 claimed Tor s0ut lhI very
%XVAL sTOREs-Splrits Turpentnc qute and steady at
FroVIsiON s-PORK-1hc feeling i, mol strong owing
to decline at tho West the m}yefnt also continues OF
b. obs Extra Prime at Fll New Mess s3 Family Mess.
BEEF ~ held with iar show Of sad ness on The de
nand continue slack Extra Mess $il 6,afl2 90 Packet
si2 o0dtIs 20; Family, si3SSl4 Oo; city EAtra India
IN price; quoted +l9dsl9 %. OUT MEATS are
doing mile ue ter with moderately active deHanH aes
&c.; 200 n Picked Beihcs IL ID average G0,c 1000
do 10 ana II p %yeTeG m c r. ayerSc 100 /! p n G ~ @
Picked Bellies quoted at 6'e Gity PickSd 9 shoulder
Long tS s @SStO s and s 5s Sr SrcsM we.
change WITH fair demand tity eavy & to Ish 2sSde
deycries and there con lnues modera inquiry for
spot tes ss%sS ao PS& & 4. 's s & n' s ss
500 Western .t,am spot for exnort, private terms
Eognt I9s7 5c SoS tss 1sSs%9sr 3"Saa9S az
CLOSING CLOSING sat g s6cS 6 tS. fo6iayy. fa%y zS
ciosng I2c. 425o ties March 7.@9a752c, closing 7.29
s 500 lee at 705 Oc Of Refined sales 900 tc CON.
unent private terms quoted 5Oc South American soc.
more of the ai,anaso state fcanlery ig@2sc western
40 % a97c; Welsh tubs 9aca aT4n, and tubs
25e nrkns 2sG24e we.tem imitation orSa@ery sG2dc
gfadcS rds dun. astco' 9al2'c JOB ots i2'; BE
% ~ gee msd 5sSe 30 c mnors s
sTEARiNE-- nlI and nominal city quoted at 7i4a7Sc.
sUGAK-Raw duli and unchanged Refined quiet Cut and
Ss@S CTSs%se GaG ie Mould &c ccpfcctoncrs
"a" Oc standard ~ s5ssci on "A% IL y. Mmte 1t
'TAIioW-ouct and about steady Primo city quoted at
GIsc. sales. 10000 los. D ".
1EA-stronr G00OO 70 Japan sold -. o...... ., limo
roRACco-uet and s'eady; % hhda no range oi June
sold at lac
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
TIE MARKETS.
tnrAt. nnorlrrs or rRnnuon.

fer Worth kir,h res',ls anil Eti'r51is
Nrw Nonu. Dee. 1. iaat
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengs,
HARLEM RIVER RRANCH

N Y. NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD RR
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner lg1st asA
IincolDave near Third Avenue Bird Harlem aiye1
relched by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. dsy o1cept
snnaays at % 80; 300. 100, 1850 a. ~ :.l9 3: s.
$40 $40 $40 and 500 FOR Port MOrs Casanova al
Point. Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest West Cles,er
IoDons. BAY Chester Peh1m Bayl Partow (Clv islana
Pelham Manor and ew-IOchee connecting A. New.ga
chee with trains for al ports the Nam Line OF the New
YORK, ewHaven and Hartford Rat road Shore and
Air Line DIVISIONS; NewC IN Mid etovn S-ritala
and Snfleld Branches and ROstOH and all points Fast
hdni hi train for NewRochcl aud al intermediate
tons at l2:n5 :. m. daily eIcont MOnfays.
Sunday ira ms for Aew-pOchcc end all intermediate
IONS at l2OU noon and $50 the latter
IN, AZ Rochelle with Or nd CeUir depot
stamford Roaon
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
ano,auons aeearllns to lhe AmarLean easalne anon
New-Oriel1'
StTictGooi Or iinirv " s7a Midas

Futures active closing advance OF - points De-
cembe and - poins on lanu1y hough the latter option
~ on me 20 points ha February closed points
higher. and other mDnih 10 points. Tho uenand
from the shorts Saos, lG1,7J0 bales
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
GfGtDers.

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ne.ses ,tc 10 oleges, schools Famlles fpnv 10
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4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ bshed $780, provides promptly best Teacher, Tor private
Pupils. Fiuies schools, oc{oN Circulars 0f good schools
with reliable information free - po1 skicd Tcacnsr,
always wanted. Application form Tor stamp
4 ~ CONGRATULATIONS * co, Z Eist Ilth.,t " Y
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY desires n few
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tlire. peTf fcc "a "a
T.. IL. 81. Tribune Uptown once. l,2JS broadway.
ANO OXFORD FIRST IMAM wishes to
~ give tuition attn, creek aud mathematics To prepare
for college &c in afternoon cvcninx Aaaros. Il,
isl Tribune Uptown once, l,23S broadway.
A YALE graduate wishes private pupils !;
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Address YALE. Box 80. Trlbano Onioo.
COLLEGE GRADUATE with best references
~ desires engagement As teacher private tutor Ad.
drcss BOZ a62 South Norvak Conn.
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced In
sructor and private tsor desires an engagement Of
one more hours daily, Address u. A. Tribune o1eo
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

CATSKlLL LINE. . .,., .,.s,.,,,
non, font of il lrrson a. v r. week day AZ p n
ituyyca stockport anl Athens rucs lays; Ihufs
daysa AMI -atur iayA
TOR EW-UAVEN-Stcamcrs leave Peek
Sin at 2 NJ aud IL p. m. sun LAYS cycepiedl
m in time Or early lills NOlh an" "9''
ON N NNW.IIaYen and return 1l oO
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
citcIm oats ano Ial rod>S.

A -RONDOUT KINGSTON and CATS
~. KILL NOUS AM IGni'ns =, ortp1t'@t nSi MS
and ,nnus cllpnctnf with ulstet ln pel," irh 1lol
Glove ant Cttskil donntunA ant <tNTi nli shlr'l't
'ity ~ iits4tpn All lama ". bulNlh it''
every week dly nt M. "cr 'opt iarriSpnFt, " - eN
ccpt Sltur iayi whom city Kingston lolvos "a p Ill
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
Giedmooats aua tia,lroaas
aSTONtNUTON LIME

A =-SIONlNtIDN LINE, ~-~@-~s
HsFANHi hhBuuEb FANDHfrr VIVA. -
a 4w plh iiste,sas 10 hese,a & W,s,.sssn s,,i,t.
uHns ,osi psnt, ms,s N"'esponiiaf s~i,ss
rhpytnbNpn ttNt fes l,pisst o.,s s.
hem rlpf W " u lalN - pW l,,.s W. irsff slalvs
b w ieffht, ueaait ts..a1a Fm, .
A LiiANN iioAtS,=titeat fedue,ioo a. -,
hlHants Newr Nurh % AlnAiF ps,,ia. y" 'N'o 10
hhlW Ani ~ tnft y, eNpFY Woaa aay "A af f.t4e -
n. a., loot ~ Nsnai'st, ihia DiiY, W." f"fH
4 100 MILES For 80 0CkNrS.-Trov hoo,..
~ eAye loot ~ uhf'a1o phesl. North hlyer d.a' aas
0ept saturday bp va. "''N o.
L'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points an non
sAlONic and NAUdAfuck hAllhOADs- -siesa.
8lup. IA. Fare lover ihan by any other route ~ ''ss
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON Avn.
! THE EAST VIA NEWPDRr AND p.fp
RIVER, Fares ucei ID t paints dnun, Winter mans.
large an powerful steamers PiLURIH and lIsrae
from PiEH - y. r.. fopt ~ irriy-sl A. f}O D. M a.
by Annex" from liyn Jersey Csa Coa.
m. Tickets m stlterlD - sclrei AZ ornmy
potrllNr lni ticSc 1c,h a. hsl on Pier = r. AZ
on steamers ., GLO. l. CONNOR'"
BORDEN Low aLi+ ASa Gen. Pass. Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. .-Passenoe,
trns elvs epot u COrflln n Rnd
at&lO n 5:ioanl7 m. for EastOn Bethlehem ,l..
town. RealnL Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre ToUanas W.
very f1lcL i'n'yl Irons Bufaio IN the West pnlm,s
thronyh c)lsts3 lrlg. Leu trhl5 u Ia N All III
Trains lslvl,r " ell n, at w - n spll,,, ',r
al ,11', n dlit1oy All flz ton coA yplG s1nl,v
train p,l ~ Nluch Chnnk an - s:lOl
General Eastern Oace. No ~ u,,rpaavtyy;,rov q u
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

Seott's Marnion this year, as subject for Illus
tration We have two editions before us. differing
greatly in merit One of these tIhomas l. Cro"eh
N Coz is illustrated by Garrett. Shelton Sheppard
Taylor aud others under the supervision OF George
r. Andrew. The engravings of this volume, though
much superior to what would have passed. current
ten or fifteen years ago. have no pretenson 10 DE
regarded as excellent nowadays, and IT mnst oe sad
that they MIL stand no sort of comparison with the
Illustrations of the other Marmlon" James X.
O.qood q Co.. Boston, This second edition is
much more ambitious, elaborate and satisfactory
book Ii is printed on larger and HEAVIER paper The
Introduction t. the cantOs enriched with Orna-
mented borders. of graceful varied and novel
design The drawings and the engravngs are
equally careful finished, spirited and true. The
artists who have contributed are Perkins Schell
Garrett. Fredericks, Harley, Shute, Fem, Wand
and Merrill The engravings are by Andrew.
Anthony. Terncy, johnson, Atwood, and Russell
and Richardson. Most OF the art-wOrk of the
yolu.ne is really of high class But there is one
sccDe essaycd in both the Marmons which is
failure in both We refer to the appearance Of
Constance de Beverley before the conclave
Osroods edition is much better than CrowelFs III
this particular but il is not the more satisfactory
A Young California artist. Toby Rosenthal, has
recently made a popular hit with a painting 0D this
theme but his conception is very different from
either of these Some of the smaller engravings.
Incorporated with tue text, are really exquisite,
and as admirable examples both of drawing and
engraving we may instance the ful-page designs
representing Marmon at the Banquet, the Palmer
before Marmion. Lady Heron at her Harp, the
Midnight Encounter between DE Wilton and
Narnion the meeting between Clare and DE
Wilton on the Battements, Marmion's Defiance of
the Douglas and Manni0ns Entrance To the Castle,
which occupies the place Of irontspicce. The
Defiance especially Is iull OF dignity and fire. The
conception Of Mamion is Just. There are no
anachronisms in the accessories. In short, the work
throughout has been excceD,y well done and
both artists and publishers deserve the thanks of
the public for 80 fifty illustrating this stirring and
favorite poem.
sIhe Seven Ages OF Man J II. Lippincott n Co,
Philadelphia - more ambitious than satisfactory
publication. The seven ages are illustrated (by
photogravure from original palntingsl by r. 5.
Church. ". ST. John Harper. rhomas Hoycnden,
Gilbert GRul. A. Is. Frost, W. 4. sncdcy and Walter
shiraw. The process has not reproduced the work
of these artists very effectively. Perhaps the most
agreeable are Tho Infant" by Church, "Tho
Soldier by Gilbert Gaul, and "rhe Lean and
slippercd Paptaloon." by w. r. smodcy. Tho last
picture certainly has bcen reproduced moro stiik.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

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ste,nets iasve ttoM rrt ~ v N i,ii. ~ itR nnura
A. aBl pm iisteaas 10 hespsa * U,,s.sen sse si,i,t.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-07-16
PLAYING THE GAMBLER

AN INCIDENT OF THE NOW NOTABLE
CGUR D'ALENE GOLD MINES.
Amid the general din of the sa'
loon, and raising above the general
confusion, the clink of glasses
against bottles and the tinkling
sound of ivory chips, may be heard
the words, queen high" ''pair
kings" "bet two beans" and the
like, uttered in soft but penetrating
voice, which attracts one on enters
ing the door. Making my way to
a corner of the room, and elbowing
a path cautiously through pack of
men 1 saw a remarkable sight.
Before one of the ordinary poker tab
les sat a woman of no ordinary beau>
ty. The traces ofrefnement had not
yet been obliterated by coarse as
sociations an reckless dissipation. She
was dressed in tight fitting gown,
fitting about the bust like the waist
of a riding habit and adorned with
double row of staring guilt buttons.
On her head was jaunty jockey
cap of blue, but its little visor shad
ing face whose delicate lines and
marked individuality would in any
other place have secured for its pos
Hessorlmmediate notice as a cultivat-
ed, intellectual power. Yet there she
sat, dealing the cards with grace
full ease born evidently oflong prac-
tice in similar scenes. Careless of
the rough talk and ribald jokes
the men, the female gambler
dealt the cards, raked up the chips,
paid losses, replied to the sallies of
the men, and attended to the busi-
ness with . devilish. insonciance and |
calmness which was simply horri-
BILE. A more painful sight 1 never
saw, for there was a refinement of i
Of wickedness about the scene which
robbed it of the vileness of the slums
md invested that woman in the
corner of mining camp gambling
house with a horror which was simp-
y satanical.
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develoved, perhaps unconscieusly,
None Of her feats seem to be beyond
the power of an exceptionally strong
man. 1t was asked if she could lift
a heavy dead weight. but though
her manager asserted that she could,
the test was not made, despite Cap
tain Williams's suggestions that the
Democratic party was a convenient
dead weight to experiment with.
Last night Miss Hurst and her
family occupied box at the Casino,
her visit to Long Branch being de-
ferred. Tomorrow she begins a
short engagement at Wallack's s Thea
fra
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-07-16
THE NUMBER SEVEN.

On the 9TH day God ended his
work.
On the 7th month Noah's ark
touched the ground.
In Z days dove was sent.
Abraham pleaded Z times for
Sodom.
Jacob served years for Rachel.
And yet another Z more.
Jacob mourned Z days for Joseph.
Jacob was persued at seven days
journey by Laban.
A plenty of Z years and famine
of Z years were foretold in Pharoah's &
dream by z fat and Z lean breasts,
and ears of full and Z ears of blast
ed corn.
On the 9TH day of the 7th month
the children of Iseral tasted Z days
and remained 7 days in their tents
Every Z years the land rested.
Every 9TH years the bondmcn
were set free.
Every 7th year the law was reaC
to the people.
In the destruction of Jericho,
persons bore z trumpets days OF
the 7th day they surrounded th'
walls Z times, and at the end of th'
| 9TH round the walls fell.
Solomon was Z years building th'
temple, and tasted Z days in its ded
ication.
In the tabernacle were Z lamps.
! The golden candlestick had
branches.
| Naaman washed 7 times in tn
river Jordon.
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MRS. LOU FLYNN,
AGENT FOR

MRS. a. p. YNN,
has the best selected stock of Ladies'
Hats and Bonnets in this end of the
State, and she trims them to suit the
taste and style of her patrons.
While she gives you fancy snJles, she
charges reasonable prices.
Honest gOOds-low pIiessl-hOnas en-
terDyis
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Jobs friends sat with him z days
and Z nights, and offered Z bullocks
and Z rams for an ointment.
Our Savior spoke Z times from
the cross, on which he hung hours,
and after his resurrection appeared
Z times.
In the Lords prayer are 7 peti~
tions, containing Z times Z words.
In the Revelations were read of
Z churches. Z candIesticks, Z stars, Z
trumpets, 7 plaques, 7 thunders, 7
walls, and and headed monster.