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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

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nroaiwav 800 757 and 74o ttl;aye ! m..f e,ths.
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'I'IlE
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
com WEAR

Tho Norh Amor osn l,ovew dscu.sc, those topics which
a the time are upp the public mind mud about which
every Intelligent 90 dcttoH oi a'quuh4 h' inlie'
aud uo.t trtrtv o,tly information
Il nddrcs. ii-tl to tlnknr men IN ovcy v'h NJ '-tn
nn who vould reach vciolson. unrlf.an conclusions on
subc tsof ruhl interest
u prcecuts ioh edcs of question: thus iunrn 90. 1i fe
View o controversy and onnhin thrioad io
ul.c uulcrsandngy ON which ade n the cons e. ~ opn
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WHAT rs SAID or TT.
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GRlBUNE EXTRA, No. e5........FEiCi. - CESTs
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miscellaneous.
CHANGE OF NAME OF VESSEL.

CUSTOM Ifor.r Nrw. YORK. Nov. - lSSt
ndcr 'inpt"r lu1rf hlr Law, ~ if anl ~ t.,, -"
c- iai OF 800 AMI % AUTHORITY r.h
cd ~ tc toumi- tones -, NnFigIt on on tr pl %
JAMES =. NAlkD TIE tue ~ttam lishtI ii,li.N'
- 90 tons numb. 2l1tn has been clhhsd To NA'
SAU, of which uOt.tC Is hrfrhy gN'u.
WILLIAM III ROBERtroN, 'oit' TOR.
NOR SAIE--Jerscy COW Lady May seven
i yoAIi old with ca'f heretofore uNnd BY y ! Have
Inu CT, price 400. No l.. NLLNuLlhEl, kebscO, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

H'eptt uu"n, WY NM - 'D1, .', w. ~
~ J.. T. RdyB,oHd
. Ietory hict huildngs, with lot No4 i22 apdl2t
In9t iONih.et n ~, f18 n ~ OF lcxnrt0n.nFc lois
together IN silc aTGxlUu J, Vie ina lark coco.
By Foii,hih Il Dfwdiitedrss.
! a.s'nrv hrownstono dwelling van lot No 100 Wet
l3lstatsa 20 ftwof flhavr lot NlHl +
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ror fsvs AL Ysiae Mea=ostttre.

ror Rows AL yoiif Msr=1tttbfvs
BACKWARD aud INVALID llpl s.=lh" tn=
Efa.,al-a.t at .s.Al tifiHit ahl tht'tlt natri
u,,ar airi niihrrra - stb Nifi apa Hlitr ANlipa'
hlt WitifA Nans. ihfAa 'Hnt
It0NH and NOtiNU MIN tiNattly fitted rar
ID 1eiitat trNunNith - ntf1tn ,tiNliriit tei'lha
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RORnfNrOW \, j., Military Institute,
f,Diaiua tuiU4u pi uU1iltst tuNf utalu hutiii
nl dui ulutut.t tul circulate NN. atHiris
hoV. " ~. g. buN LN a. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL Poughkoepsie,
" =. a. lOiiN MiLtN, N. A, frnnpa frnpIlti,I i'r
college, saoltic ani CAV "a nani sgllt all ~ nsnt,s
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOlS.-At Mil
4 ! lord Parents who un prtunaio In ihc
agemnt Of their sons w TO vel pnht by the ad ,anaps
this school. It's apac atty 10 10 reach class al bows
governed other schools also lcuts
school wtha oi uiirioua
care supervision the school suicr those having ui
an extensive eIpeIeuce ciormioy work FOr particulars
GEORGE r. HOWE.
Moridsn Conn, or
PRANK NJ. HOWE.
MIlinIA CONN
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Steam oats au0 iinl'roa>s.

-RONDOUT KINGSTON and CATS
N. XIII NOT lAlNo laniing >, orW. l', M' i
Pontl Cornwall NrWhnrr Marlboro MILTON i'Hhh'tu,lN
nui Esnun4 c,nunrtng with Nl'tcr ant D'lt"l' 7l"f
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ovcrv wootdhf AT o. m. pI'r'pli Harrison "a, y ~ w
ccpt saturday, when Citv OF Kingston leaves ~ T. ="
makiur ai nndmgA
CATSkILL LINE. . $3.50, ,,,s,,,t,
y STEAMERS kAArER@kilL AND cNI@hlL -
from foot nf Iirriaona. a. e. cyrry wo't NV ~ n w.
boaisfpr IuyNv'int stockport AMI Nhen7 iu'''"" '"'
dayI AMI saturday,
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nv ~
AArONIV aud NAC0AIU'k RAlIi0Ap@- St' 9 ""
,n,,t atlprlnr anna N a. No.. Hp M .i st. i''t "N'l
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g,oR NEW-llANEN- Steamers leave Irrk
4 Sin rt a q, -, nrd Il ~ ,~undn,a rvceprd ~
IA alton 10 e,fiyre IN fu early niua Noith ahn ih7h
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NORWICH LINE
FAVORlrE INSIDE ROUTE
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NASHUA rlf1.
ruulLANpth
Iu..I slt.Ntt
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- and = story hrcn ard frame buildings. with plot ~
and so 80 u'lonrty no, ne rOruf Va 1870 10
lao lornvthst. plot 21N 0OKjuxitcgulnr capt
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NlNER MNANrn

v INV ANHN AM nAhffnnb
lincoln 49,. lilf AVrnna pstisn isi0a n,g,
htaehai ~ ilifi t,araf tseitH b'ipa,i aalf es,sI
,!'t 20 $50 aAh agh VI Sc te ae,tls lasapays iss
Fault fNht biiNi Mts faiHa NaH Nest Masi ieste.
lHHrNha haF Chester Pelham All ai teH ~ si..i'
tuihaa Mann ahd Hrw heehri'r eDnIaailEs q, ses Va
ei.aip rfh isHe iiG a iha Maln isl his se~
Amtt heN iiattR GOD hafiold haiWai hheie flRe saa
Az llha fiaiths AbV Canaan A. hiat0gR New hu.Ia
ata sam "a 49, aaghrs n1d hestaa aha al points
hmpigbi iEnn r New Rochelle aud All int, r ale sa
t0hs ~ lS.ia n ~ daily opt h0ntaYs
Sunday iia ns ieT htN Roahale and 81 intermediate ia
lonA ~ l2u h1en and $40 tie latter traa Oonnec
ln- 20 NeE Rochelle wtn trains go Grlns lelai tfB5s
ana eah0rd " ia % boston va
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~ EtNpA, tthrAttpNn F1tLAbIlf
rlilA y ~ SINA uNh
rstnnsh fanR leave NtN fwA VIA nn,htpHsoa and 'fhh
buret iaitira 40 tNNoNhl ., .,a
tgu, u b. niaI A. ana 10 Limited u, ~ lna ~ l. aW
A4 Ai4u, o, a. ~ hnd ~, aud lFnisht uanos "a
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fiaius leaving Np~ York dsy except san az y W
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ton ,aindcn al a,
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hIA atgu d. iila except Monday d 30 i.,A4 q - ~
aun lslb IA ii "a "A hxprsss $50 and bil y ~ u
"a o, d 6.ao, ~, 7'ib and Ol, m on -lnay i',yh
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and as ~. Leave Pnrudelrhia VIA talaaeu 's'~ ",
duiy except Hnnaay
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ANA Ieoi "a Des5rOcsus nna Cyitasat ,tf sns"
und lJGlh yn ApnsJ 'taton, fool W futns- y III
ilusoi's uniol nobOk Station .ersey Cy Eahssas
Ticket Ohce, No lsnory PLte n Castlo tiargn ...s
The Now. YORK IrgiB1r upay viii call fOf s1a pas9s
hsgssge fron t0fe ami resineuous
OuA 4 rs ~. PUsi. J. WooD .,
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SPIRITS on ruRrEvriVE.

CuAptteroy Dee -rurpeuiine quiet NJ 2'g'. biL
hANANNAH Dec - ruuientnr nrm "a So
MuAusuIuN. Dec % Impentno hrn At -o'sH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-03

4 8.sory blick buildings, with ota, nos IA and III
ntOnmc.at, n crOr ~ ~ o. IA = nud 30 Nanllnal,
lots together In sfc 50N7b Herman Vent
. i.stoy biowustono DWELLINGS,, with lo'a Nus | and
40 l.ast 0itlsL Ne. 10 70 " oi MndisOn.ave, lots
each 2tNlOO.6 y Life iug - ....... ........
slmnrdwcuings, with plot IT land Nos1 a. - l.eHt
Uithsi. ne, 100 % cot 0th.aNo. plot l@lxluOpi
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Ddntnl Acd0c mrs
ALLEN uODWORlll & son,
UIA-4Ia NNp rutVNrE ir97oNa
SO u.i 6top,h. Nrw-1ok
800 40 Weahntinnat, ninothh
trrma u ,ltrulu.
ar T.. HARVARD RlilLNS school Ion
v rnurna Nn nis nhn,u, MN rnsaps atm r"n
\ilN. NNCGHliGOkS
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t.ni litliHt .uaus huiIlnHl il'n7'n lnd WlNH'"i'
s,ns e., as lni una t,rHue fenl i", citctiatn
AIR. TkENOKS ACADEMY or pANClNE'
va Erontway ant if,,i.
85th YEAR NuN orAN, rsnI or circular
NiR. MANUEL 30 West S3d-slo
VI Niii irsnHr III ta1HoH toI dancing
N0N,nher H.. tir,uMs o. application
~ GEORGE DODWOkIIS SCHOOL, -
. Nrat 9Ithit. Formerly With MI Allen bodMmlh
tInss pIIvao Grnilrucn luosty ana iih'O
,Vculnc. Scasnn commenced SEQ circular
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NTW-YORK cENTRAL AND HUDS,

~ RIVER RAILROAD e Omu ncing October D. 1885,,
through trims will leave Grand enfra Depot
$500 m Rochester and MOatea express through draw
Ing room cars.
's;lOa N. Fast united Chicago and Louis 1pTea
with dining stopping Albany Utica syracuse, R0ch
ester fuhaO. NlAffIa Fails Ere Cleveland and fUlod9
arriving at Chicago 1910 aud st. Louis 100 neTt
day.
1890 M. Chicago Express drawing 10 faas,
dsGna, Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
Oswego
III Western New.York aud Northern ExIress With
drawin.-IOom
$40 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
drawing room
- m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Is st. Louis EIpress with sle for
Falls Buffalo. 'ncnp9ti, loledo. D. tr,l ald Il Leu
600 IN, Exlfcst with sleeplngfas syracuse and
Auburn roAd and 20 airAt ga also To Montreal
80 Pacific Express with seepng for Rochester
Bunao Nisgara Fails, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
Natertown and Norwobd.
Ii D. ght Express With seepln Albany and
Troy Conn cts with Che morning ,fains for tie Wet aad
ior the North except "a ur1Gy night.
tickets sale nj Srtn1 Centrsl Depot, No. Bowling
Green. 2j2 and i25 BOdvay ami az NestcOtfs EADess
OHices Park place aud 7s5 and PAP broadway Newyork
and 1913 Washington and 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
Ourthst, Mtlhanshurs
Accommodations IN drawing aud sleeping can be
nrocnled OF tho TICKET onoes IN Nostork CITY aud
R3S ~ sslin clOn-st. Brooklyn.
Tag .nge called for and checked from residence.
sTnese trains daily All others daiy exec sunday.
tlhrse trains stop at Harlem l2biist and thav.i
]. ii lOItfl, &. Is. htLktR
General superintendent, General Phssenr~r AS"nt
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tu,n,rra 'Ury ~ Wuttraoi hhl INV "' ''''''
i,,,, pt.t 10 \ II ntt 81 Nnari Mus rint hheNp N''
tto,s.aai rrt,. dnh. ,,r ~ fnu hr' 10 lnr ~
DOplIAR SHORE LlNr.-fT lrovidrnoc.
no., maud the tisL ANA, u'mul,nn ,nn,,h aol' ~,
i,trn,rr,, trttn. itF athityt o,rpNW Ia lna"n at
A. IA a. A ,,rl,r ,ir ntieltn al IN ~ lMl'h uNmn
al,annf c,rO Nthd,r, NJ 10 ~ a. o"'n pN,' rri
- W 49,
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ElUOhTVN.
DTRiITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
ID BNOOKIN s. n. y, 2G tunti-7t. Tue 1ntu"ldD
pDlIuN BALTIMORE.
pupNiUrNTF WASH NUINN.
errc,inf rriht Best Native tcqrh"ia sitydyr lee
eo,a iu aa ~ adults 49, MANY rnNi lessons 10
,ouvt 4irn nn srnnirrrr nrr lectures 80 literature
ttaa q'hunI slriia i-qilp"s . iiiHl
i.s.eps IEHNs bEBiN NUW.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. J.
Forty year bcgins sept ON Mi2Y draI- Pre-
VAT" ''"' ''' '"'' Rev. \. q. CHAMBERS. Principal
HIGHLAND MILlTARY.ACADEMh,
Z. B. dEfCALF. A. NJ, superintendent.
LONE SCHOOL for ten boys at New-Ilam
"" "''' '''''''" '''' W Kew J. H. CONVERSE.
NEWTON, u. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
high 7G6 oct primary I,snest acadelc scient college
S@faS % TgcS 1lae aud c If s pone, Cat
aosne "oe WINTER ten" 'qf'"S GpysYo,, n PRINCIPAL
DENNSYLNANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester 2odyear. Degrees cani,Jred.c o...,..,
cot. ilEo hNAfG President
800 A. SCHOOL YE\E;-Slo@ P I1y,,@e
Media Academy, Media feLn-
For You-r L,i.s-C,artrg
RORDENTOWN, n. J.--Femnc College
p'o' Music aud t nSEe";o 1 tGly'G" H. a. s 's''
MFRS. Il. H. GRlSWol.D and daughters,
va WIN M'f G. H. to,d %a ny li9S"a' 1gmn"y o, Io
hralihul Hrnchor include lnun, Ocrmau. French maho
Grav,ng P,lnInr All caDrcpiei c,c, icnns modcralr
NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
S'" lnSSsSG H.. I i,s SlI" , R T""
'NHE ELMs.-FGmily and Day School for Girls,
ae dc P ~ ls. Fi% sS. EoR Ts cnASFSHY
Tor Both Scxos-Country
CLANERACk COLLEGE
" aud Hudson itiycr ln'iintt '.lvrm" V \
ms Tor ALL ceLLadi.5 al 5tsGNEst
French, Armand hutc - - hblif 'Nh
-tl,ul continues > tIrtt 1F M Nlfitn
Rev. ALONfp fLA'k, Pa ID, FREQUENT
GUARDIANS desiring refined home for two
,l,ldr.u address "REMINANN'
NcW.Hntain O.
HONE BOARDING School Tor Misses and
I Chillpu-Onc hour from city mothers care Fn,l
board tuition, 4 Woca ~ hrr branches II d'stel
AddicAa bon al. stamford ,oun
MISS l.. l.. ROBERTS formerly ot Bclcylllc,
VI 3d.. upitdng ,ud day school ior young ladies aud
,nidrcn 90 Etst . H'Ht
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyach ON -the-liud-
"a nun.- Preparatory husiuct4 tf R'nt'm"n rrhln
lut pdiI Hp'rnl ADVANTAGES m hii popular
soloo popular send ful NV ,alosnc enter m any
time W II bANNl~lilI \ "" lIln. p"'
Nisccllane)us.
CiOlCE collection Of school circulars for
nltrna AMI sunt hans IrlcirH n every department pi
4t ruiirifuun recommended. ~ uLs+l. li Nrsf tlsI N
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lbEAD IT, RO\Sl

a hArLHAlL rIOHY
called
OUR BASEBALL CLUB
AND now "a WON Tui ChAMfioNhlllI'
nv NOAH BROOKS, author of "1h fafpo't Nino' ana
"uv Fu,igram." with an intf0ductioh by Al q. NPALp-
ING Of the Chicago H. a. cub WIN orig nal lusIia Ions,
e,pro..y uaNu and Tor TINS bo1" Large qnro
double illuminated board covers ~ '0 large quao '"lh
extra. ~ %
"Our ational game u baseball ias at lss been uta'd III
stoy bg oa Brooks. He has set form The iBriuntpn oi
The game III way VIII charm all boys ana not ale" els
for there are many prls who Interest IN IT.
sent 10y al. postpaid, on receipt Of price.
f. T. DiITDN 4 Co, Publishers
80 Noat 2ld.si. New I0rA
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10 PHILADELPHIA
VA rnt Neutrality-suspicious.,
rnrolprsr nourla

70 TRAINS nAcn WAY WAX DAYS An on
hNNpA, tHhrAftnNH - f1tLAblis
tuiA - SHNNunh,
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

been 50 gay and so full of frolic that
We didn't think anything could all
her."
The sufferer looked at her father
and tried to speak, but failing, she
put her hand into his and smiled
The unfinished manuscript was dim.
With struggle she said:
"Am / bad?"
mo, angel" whispered the father.
"Do you want me TO go to bed?'
mo, darling" The unfHished
manuscript was fading more and more
"She is past sll help" the doctor
said.
The mother hid her face in the win.
dow curtain. The father took up his
child IN his arms She looked at him
and was dead. The unfinished manu-
script had fsded.-Opie Read in Tsrd'
Siftings.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

A widow, young. good looking. and
lively. had many admirers, but she
was 80 impartial that when, Just about
year iron her husbands death, she
gave public invitations to her wedding,
nobody could tell whether the favor
lie one was q certain widower, bach
elor, or one Of two young men, and,
TO keep the secret, she declared she
would be married in barn Of hers in
the dark. The minister. too, entered
into the spirit OF the affair, and to
mystify the people still more, the
bride entered the barn alone at one
door and the groom at another. There
were at least 200 present. The cere.
mony proceeded in darkness. and at
its close the crowd broke for the bride
and carried her home in triumph in a
chair. But here began the trouble,
the widower, the bachelor, and the
two young men each swore that he
had held the WIDOWS plump hand and
was married to her; the crowd could
not decide, the minister didn know,
and the widow was puzzled, for all
claimed to be engaged to her, and
though the widower was her choice
be might have been jolted aside; in
deed he acknowledged that somebody
tried to choke him In the dark. The
four men fought, but that didn settle
it. The guests ducked two of them
in the brook, but still no light. FL
nally the widower compromised with
the others by giving them flOO each,
and reigned as her lord. The affair
has been explained. One of the young
men is married, but still declares that
he was married to widow Dodsworth
in the big barn. Tne other also pro-
tests that he is her lawful husband.
The bachelor ls dead, but maintained
to the end, 81 married her--I ought
to have her!!'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

The King of Prussia recently visited
a needle mandatory IN his kingdom,
in order to see what machinery com.
bined with human hand could pro-
duce. He was shown q number OF
super6ne needles, thousands of which
together, did no weigh half an ounce,
and marvelled such minute objects
could be pierced with an eye. Blu,
he was to see that in this respect ever
something finer and more perfect could
be created. The borer-that is, the
working man whose business it is tc
bore the eyes in these-ssked for &
hair from the monarchs heat. 1t wal
readily given and with a smile. H,
placed it at once under the boring ma
chine, made hole in it with the
greatest care, furnished it with ,
thread and then handed the singular
needle to the astonished king.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
A Chi1d's Sacrifice.

A young man who had been on a
three days debauch war dered into the
sreading room of hotel where he was
well known. sat down and looked
moodily into the street. Presently a
little girl about 10 years old came ip
and looked timidly about the room.
There we're FIVE persona in the room,
md she went to each one begging.
Dne gentleman gave her a fve cent
piece, and she went to the gentleman
spoken of and asked him for penny,
adding:
II haven't had anything to eat for a
whole day"
The gentleman was out of humor,
and he said Grossly: ''Don't bother
me; havn't had anything to eat for
three days
The child opened her eyes in shy
wonder, and stared at HIM for a mo-
nens and walked slowly toward the
door. Sne turned the knob, aud then
after hesitating for a few seconds
walked up to him and gently laying
the FIVE cents on his knee, said with 8
tone OF true girlisbpity in her voice:
"If you havn't had anything to ea1
for three days. you take this and &C
and buy some bread. Perhaps l car
yet more somewhere" :"
The young man blushed to the roots
cf his hair; and lifting the child in his
arms kissed her two or three times in
aslight. Then he took her to the
ether persons in the room, and those
ID the corridor and Office, and told the
tory and asked contributions, giving
kmself all the money he had with
lin. He succeeded in raising ovel
Dirty dollars, and sent the little gir
a her way rejoicing. Philadelphia
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