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TO PHILADELPHIA
Waite PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUI"
DAY. STA IoNs II PHI ADELfHiA'z IN
NETWORK.
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Fxpress NewYork via Desbrosses and court
land streets Ferries as follows: -, ,,,,,. -
IIuitqi H. lilo m l. 800. $40, 4. 4AD D, ana
. D. In and IL night sundays $40, 10 Limited and
10 A. M. t. 9. Z. y and p. and II night, 90 =, a..
Trains eIvin, NewYOrk daily except sunday at 6:2O $50
ami ll:lO m. p !, and p NJ. connect at Irehtoa
for Camden ...-.,-- p,r.,.,.A,.
Returning leave Broad street station Phladepns
I2.Jl SO 49, B. u.s. $50, 7:S $50, $50 II ana llS
a M (TlInited Express 1880 and $50 p: M |,
$50 7:iO 7i0 aud 9l6 ON sunday l2;Ol so $3.50
5.4h $50 a m. (, $3.50 Limted $50. 7:lO $40 p. N
leave Philadelphia. Camden. $50 A. m daily except
Sunday. - 80 ~, ,-..,.u.- 49, uor..
and foot OF DesbrOsses and Corfandt sts COurst ana
KSoElyn Annex station, foot OF Fulton.st. Braokyni
uschs Hotel Hsboken; Statn Jersey city Emigrans
T,ckef office, = Battery Place. and Castle Garien
Tie New York Transfer Company will cell for and checs
baggage from hotels and residences ,oo,
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j.. X WOop
t;eneral Manager. General Passr Agent.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
H YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAiLRoAD.
OF trains from Chambest Depot From 2od
81. Is minutes earlier.
OF io-Day cxc,pt SUNDAYS Day Express Drawlng.room
Coaches To BinghamtOD, ElnirS and Buffalo sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland. Cincinnati and Chicago -,
m-Day. st Louis Limited" Express No extra charge
Pullman Bsnet Sleeping coaches TO Banao ar
irving 1875 Niagara Falls. $3.50 hamilton Opt
land leo p NJ, Cincinnati s:l5 p. ST Louis 300 A. m
day Connecting trains arrive Toledo 1870 p H. ana
an mnpiy CHICAGO Express for the West solid Train
mira Buffalo Niagara Fails. Cincinnau and Chicago
Rutherford aud Passaic 4O 72O 90 $3.50 lO2 m noon
las $50 l40 $40 go 6l0 $50 so 1890 IL midnight
sundays 545 $50 l0:2o ~ IA $50 IN ~ midnight 20
Paterson 646 12o 629 20 1920 N T. noop Lao $40
SUNDAYS 5f6 80 f0:20 LAS $50 pml midnight
Newark and Paterson via Newark 6l5 800 sac 1000
1880 an 300 3:lO4 20 90 $50 $50 $50 1000 m aed
II midnight saurday:nghts ony. sundays Oils I'm $40
sGhern $40 TOO 1920 a m las $50 $50 e:lo $50 IN
and IL midnight sundays 5i5 $50 1890 LAO Csc m
warwick 745 io:i5 m t;l5 m. sundays s,I6 m.
Newburg and Cornwall 700 a IN $3.50 %S0 p m SUNDAY
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery $3.50 m,
Goshen 5:i5 1850 1920 a M $3.50 $50 4:3O 5 $50
IN sunday 5A5 $50 1920 m $3.50 8 p m.
Middlctown 6i5 $50 1O;20a $50 $50 $50 p m.
SD IA trains connect with New.Yort ontario and West IN
Railroad Man-st The m Or IN stops al Man-st only
PortJcryis 100 1920 am 430 $40 sunday
Rsats leave 2sdst n y $40 en5 m 6,l5 m TO s:A5
m every hheen mnutes 6A5 NJ to 1046 thirty
minu.s aud LAO IN; SUNDAYS every thirty minutes
Tickets for passage and apartments In Drawing room and
Sleeping coaches he obtained and orders tho
and transfer OF be left AZ the Compaays Offices
Courtst. Brooklyn. or a. the Conpany's popots
Express trains nom he West arrvetn NewYok at 7ilO,
T3O ! / ,26 a. m. and 1920 D. m.
JOHN y. ABBorT, Gen'l Pa,sr Agent. New-York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after April 9Th, 1885.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newly DesDrosses and Courandt streee9
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg PIttsburg and the Pullman Palace
Cars attached a m. 9. and D. m daily New:York
and thcSo Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at 10 m every day.
Wiiamsport. Lo Haven M. D. Cory and Enc &C
sp connecting at Cory for Ttusyle Petroleum Centre
the OIL segODa
alim re- Wellington and south Limited Washington
Express" Of Pullman Psrlor cars daily. except sunday
10 NJ. arrive Washington 400 p NJ Regular a 80
and $50 a. M. l, $40 and m. and IL night Sunday
sass. N 9 p m. ana ~ night. $500
loo D.
For Cape May except Sunday 1l;l0a
Long Branch Bay iead Junction staonA
via Railway and Amboy, 900 a. M, 1900 noon $50 100
p. ON sunday, 900 and 500 p M do lot stop az
For old Point and Norfolk, GEO m. weekdays aud 500
D. every day.
Beats OF Br oklyn Annex with through
at Jersey City aforing speedy and direct transfer or
FRA ms arrive From Pttsburg 100 SEQ 656 and 93s
D. d. DAILY 1895 M. daily except Monday: Eroa
Washing and Baltimore 500. 500 m l:2o. $40 $40
$3.50 $40 and lc95 D. m. sunday. 500 500 o. m, 1908
From Baltimore go From Ph iade'phiaa S ga,
no. $3.50 $50, ego G55, 72o 500, e;2o 9S5 1000 p nv
ard 1870 night sunday, $3.50. 620. 200. sos. ll35 No
6.55 ID.
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Steamboats, an0 i,ai!roa0s.

L'ALL RIVER LINE.-Thc Best Sound Route
! 10 Boston aud the East Low fares Large aud power
fu steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL from Pier % North
River. daily lSuudays mCluGell. at pm.
GEORGE J.. Common, General Passenger Agent.
borden * LOWELL. Agents NeN-YOrk
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EHIGH VALLEY asseng e
IL train, depot foot OF Corandt ard Deshrossos.
sta. slp m, l. $40 and p ~. Tor Easton Bethlehem
Allentown. Beading. Mauch Chunk, WlkeSbarre rOwaHda
Wayery Ithaca GENEVA Lyons Bu and the West Pull
through coaches daily Local trains at $40
T. M. Tor FasiOn. bethlehem and COplay,
TT csvng at s. and $40 connect TO- all
MalOnOy and HazcOn coal regions. Sunday train
caves for Nanch Chunk aud lIazleton 5:lOa m.
General Essto.u Ouice. No 235 broadway
Il. b. lINGTON, c.. A.
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EsARIEN RIVER BRANCH

4 1 NEW-YORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r,
Trans Harlem River station l32d.st and
LucolnaNo. Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem kver
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily, eKcegt
SUNDAYS 6,i5. T:.5 300, 1000, ll:55 m 21O $50
4.3O 50, $40 and SEQ p Tor Por, Morris Casanova
oak P0It, Hunts Point. Farms. Van Nest. West
chester ImPsOns Bay hester Pelham Bay Barlow CITY
Island Pelham Manor Rnd New. Rochelle connec ing At
Now. Rochelle with trains all points the line OF
the NeN.Iiaven and hartford Railroads. shore
Iine and Ar in Divisions Newt an MIddleiown
New.Brtan and Suled rar hes aud Boston all points
East.
Minght for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons l2:l0 a. daily except Mondays.
Rochelle oil
tons l2nO and $3.50 the latter connecting
Rochelle with trains 10 Genital Depot and
stamford and with train 10 Bosol via shore Line
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORIgB INSIDE ROUTE.

To BOSTON SO,
NASHUA $365.
PORTLAND Sc. and no transfers.
Steamers CITY Of Lawrence" and city Of Boston" leave
Pier 40 ~ r. foot Of Watss next pier above Desbrosses
ST. Ferry. daily. except SUNDAYS. at 500 D. m
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
$500 @ Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
's:iO a. No. Fast Limited Chicago and ST Louis Express
with dining Stopping at Albany Utica syracuse
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
day
fO:3O m Chicago Express cars to Canaan.
Oswego
til a Western New-York and Northern Express with
$3.50 p m, Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
- D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy
s8 st. Louis Express with sIeeping-csrs for Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit and St Louis
Auburn rod and to Saratoga: also to Montreal
10 M Pacific Express with sleeping cars for hochsser
also WATERFOWL daily. Saturday ana TO ogdens
burg daily except saturday. -, =. ~,
with the for tie West and
for the North except saturday night -,
Green 252 and 413 Broadway Harlem Dcpo i25hst aHd
4th-ave, and at Wescotts Express Offices Parkpacc,
7s5 and g42 Broadway and - West 25thst NewYork
foaTth-st WILLIAMSBURG
rawing and sleeping cars b
procured OF the ticket Offices In NewVork CITY and 40
baggage called for and checked from residen,e;.
.These trains stop at Harlem s5thst and
J n rOUCEY q. b. n kerr
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent,
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays exceptei to Boston M
D. Dar0r attached and IL wit palace sleeping
carsli Sundays at 10 D. IN with palace sleeping cars
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
A NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION. :
EnnT 4 ID

4 ,NENJEkSEl t-f.N lhA L DINlSlON.
roT TI M 1TA Ri ETFGT gov 10Th 49,
ES%tg to5 7:ss $50 l:is ~ ESQ go 4ss 5ss
Direct connection wayns Junction to Germantown ana
Sosken sud Norrsto cToaa'o lot MsnayunS' oOnsn0
DRAWING:RO0M CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
RstaTnlas; fHIEA DELeHlA Ninth and SITS,
sGNPA! go o S no. Go Trd ana ss q ss
rer LocK HAVEN PEGLE and PHtLIPsBURc Penu-
S4Y s.s Il; rs .ns
For mARRiSBURd at 100 7i5 s:tS M, loo. i:so aOa
90 sasaYi is SsG oo $780, 400
Es1 @ Zoo 81 j$Ffssyi rs eoo 81.
ana go M
For For at SSa 7a5 "a NJ 100 o s4, 500
For g BlTTGLEnEM. ALLENTOWN andMA ucn CHUNK
al 400 900. s45 ~. loo, $780, 345. 545 M Sunday
For BATON At 900 ZOO. $40 m loo. $780, sa5. 400.
For iiia BRIDGE sRANcH a. 400 SAB As n.y. 400
For FLEMING ROY. 100. So NJ. l.OO lso. 4.OO 4ss
300, $50 P M SUNDAYS 1870 m 40 %, ,o.,, ,,,,
NJ 100, 1880 2so s:i5 400, AGO. BOO $50 5i5, e'ol
SO 100 500. loSop. m. sundays, 400, s:ooa m. lSG
For o 49, go 700 ss $50 1890 ls
ItS soG SS 900 s sOO sS So nose 52ao o oS
. SSEAN AS sRoyE S. raj,
For For RIVER and SI sS @
rs Si &sfEaIT 3SG ' Err T1SELAND and BRrDoErcas
'''O 4 NE Fl ii jersey SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River. via Sandy Hook
Wodb. D. TOMS RIvER. BARNEsAT etc, al 400 pm,
Tickets be procured at foot Liberiyst Pier No
North River, 2O7. 257 2Ul, 2s5 2s7 ga and 1879
Broadway SS9; 7S7 and 7ts 6thaye Rylngton;st; 10
1881 Bowery. and principal Hotels In Eew.york CITY. Il
Brooklyn AZ NO. Court-st; lO1 Broadway. s3s. sto
Fuonst: no $40 NJ nhattanave 1887 Atantic-ave. IA
HobOken. 254 Wsshngtonst n Y Transfer Company viii
cal for hotels or residence to desnS
ton.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
Ii r. BALDWIN q. p. p. Age. ll9 Lbsrty.st. ". Y
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WEST SHORE S'!4. QUITE; ,s,

NiA WEST SdOhE OF hop,O-s NJ
All trains cave Cortandt Desbrosses sts stations ~
follows: Trains i2dst satol ron minrtes ateh
Chicago so A. m ~ D. M Pullman sleepers through
81. Louis $780, IS D. Pullman sleepers
Detroit, so a. m .6:sO IS D. m Pullman slespers a.
Suspension Bridge FAILS bunalo aocnester' ~
a. M $3.50 .Sp m sleeping and parlor cars through
Syracuse,g:1O sl0a ~ $3.50 - p IN
Utica. 7:lO, 40, 100 m. 1900. - D. m -. ,,a>
Newburg Kingston. Catskli- Albany '7l0. 40 uw
For For Montreal and Canada East 7l0 m; $50 p.
Hamilton London 40 m, $500 q D. m Toronto 's''S
ssRaly Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For time tables parlor sleeping car accommoda
tions inormation apply At oces Jersey CITY Penn n
statton Hoboken ll5 Westinghouse Brooklyn CourtsL,
AnneI Office foot Futonsi NawYork City, a. 2o7 yei sis
$685. $751; el6 lao 1928 Broadway 7S7 6tave lay LAss
l2Othst lash Bowery Penn stations 100. o, 49, ooT
West I2dst baggage called for and checked from hotss
and residences Orters be left az ticket onces
$50 Broadway. HENRY M0NEVI, Cen Pass. Agohs
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TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
slip at p m. and IL D. Sundays excepted). IL
steamer time early trains Ex-
curson 10 SewHayen and return, 81 90.
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rI'HE NEW LINE
i r,,.. BErWEEN q. u pn1Nn

x. A,
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. n,
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROY he.
The New York Phaaep ha Norfolk Railroad CoMpAa{
now runs Fast Day aud Nght cypress between
Railroad 600 days and p daily. arriving ~
Point Comfort 6,15 weekdays and $3.50 a. N aay W.
folk D. and 0:l5 Sleeping through from Nsw
York to Cape Charles aud Paror Car Phadephia WIZ
charge Tickets and sleeping bcrtn
secured at Ticket Cncc OF the Pennsyyapa krAA
Company. II. b. COOK, Genl Pass. and Freight Agent
II, W. DUNNE Supcrntsndsut
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Englewood
Closter Pietment aud Nysc. 500 10 l. 3:2O 4. 45O
$40 t;l0 $3.50 p. IN, IL midnight Sundays I, A. M and
S:l5 pm
Nanrot spring Valley and Monsoy 7, 10 y H., 45Oip NJ
Sunlays9 IN.
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1usirnriion.

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No. Is East 49th-st
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financial.
NEw-YoRK. April q. 1885.
Ocean Cleaners.

A BILE COURIER wants TO travel in Europe
N any capacity; highest references.
COLLEGE kLEC1RICAL ENGINEERING. New-York
A NCHOR LINE, u. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW wa LONDONDERRY
ANCHORIA. April 20. D.m. ETHIOPIA. May O. noon
CIRCASSIA May p a. M. FUnNESSIA, May 10, a. m
cabin passage 500 70 $50. Second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY OF ROME calls Wednesday. May o. June g.
and every fourth wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage 500 to 500. Second class $50.
Steerage Outwa ard, orprspaid tl5
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents.
Bowling Green, NewYerk.
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April. May. June AID July, by flr3tclass steamships
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TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the bcst routes
for pleasure travel.
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> RAILROAD COMPANY.
MUTUAL LIFE ISsUHANC Bi lLuNG NASSAU AND CEDAR}
ST.. NEw.NotK. April "a, 1888. .
To preferred stockholders Of the It Louis. Alton ana
Terrv fiauie Railroad Company
dividend Of AVID Onc-haf cent has been dc
GLAZED upon tho preferred stock payaJcon and after May
1863 pre- Erred stockholders record April - loSJ me
transfer both the and the preferred stock
will bo closed April -. So and reopen June a. 10 a. m
" ~ 10. HIna-hnnt
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NORYH GERMAN lloyd IS. c.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW-YOKK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
HohenzI,lem APP 30 a Ebe Wed. May q, 800 a m
EGDER,Wed Adj 90 $50 am Donau sat. May . S:n pm
WERA at Mry .. $50 aul ~ lDt We'd. NaylJ $3.50 pm
EV-ress steamers. First CABIN sl00'O Sl5O. Second
CABIN. $50 d - on older steamers. First Cabin, sluO
Storage at lswest rates.
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The remaining fortyvo 5) bonds win paid at the ofco
Of the Fiscal Agents Of the company, Messss THOMSON
T. BoNAk & CO, Lsndcn.
S. II. LANG, TreasureE
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EOR BERMUDA.

rany TRGNIDA and ri NOCO, viii BE- patched EVERY
THURSDAY from New York Bermuda rpOcO"
from Newly OK april 2. Exclusion rates $50 10 $50
For passage information, sc, apply 10
A h. OUTEttBRIGE & Co. Agents 81 Broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2O7 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between New. York and Hayre.
Companys Pier new No. AZ North foot of Mortonst
NUkMANDlE. trdngcul ednGsday, April -,
IT LAU REST, de JOusselin day May D. 10
AMEkQ. r. antclli .......-. .Weanesday aay15. a m
ST G1kMAtH ITaup wednesday. May 90 10 a.
Cheeks payable a. sight amounts 10 sst on the Banqus
LUIS Dc BE8IAN, Agent. No. Bowling Green.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. !
UO-rpN ANN % 1883.

rHr NicmGAy CENTRAL RAILROAD ComANY}
TREAstREE.s OFFICE, GRAND GENITAL DLroit :
Niw.YORK. March ~ lSS5.D
VNHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM
4 PANY viii De closed NJ o'clock p m. on FRIDAY.
the Third p for the purposes of IN" next an
mai The and Viii he rcOpened on the
morning Of Friday the ia hth day Of May next
HENRY PRATT, Treasurer.
TuL LAKE snoug tNp MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RMLwNCo e
TRTAfUGEK- OFFICE, GRAND CENlh ~ IEfoi, ,.o-
NEw.YoRK. March q, 1883
IIIE TRANSFER BOOKS OF his COM
1 PANY vii bc closed q O'Clock p IN. FRIDAY. the
Third dav Of ANIL preparatory 70 the Annuh Election
hpl tho tn day ot My ncNth an WIN
DO frppencd 81 Friday tie Eighth dy oil hay
nc1L o.. ,,.,,,.,srt.,, r,o.,,,-.-
rINUE ANNUAL. ELECTION for thirteen Di-
rector. fnspcc NJ Ecct0n for the Satn De
post Of N,w.lork for The ensuing eer VIII ne
held Of tho Company MOnhav, May II. 1851
between OF l. O'Clock noon and O'Clock p ~ .
books will De- eel on the nth day OF April
inst opened the lin day ~ May following
By ordcr GEORGE III. No@E
Secretary.
WHITE, MORRIS & co.
w HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. 10" BRO a - W a Y.
HETW LEN WALL AND PINE SITS.
Dealers Government oud and other iny stncn sccrfies
STOCKS MD BnND~
HOu lit and sold on Commit sion.
DLAlEits ~ hiEltiINt l.NtiANGE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
WOLVES IN FRANCE.
ths saa.sst ps.,T.,.a Das,ns IN. yesr

France ls still infested In sumc parts
ufh wolves. ani although these formi-
ia le animal. du not generally cause
mu,h loss Of human life. II only re-
gnlfrs = really cold winter Ia render the
wolis. dangerous aud destructive Ia the
poor hushand,nen AMI ,Illegcr. ~ the
Mea.e aud thu No.ges Formerly.
man, Iunoh department. were pro-
dci with i,n,oiter.. gentlemen who.
iu return for the title and privilrgc of
Wsfruf q gallant aud most piquant
nni nfiu, undertook 10 keep the district
r. frim lputino lncur.iuns A shprt
TIM. iark. however. these honorable
and venerable hlpnlhs werr suppressed.
lle Minister ~ agriculture being con
tat with seiiinF aside annual, sum
n nnnVF, Out ~ which prisr- are
aWtr I'D fpr each wolf Killed The
Min sisf oi agriculture has iust issued
q official rrIurns of the wolves de
srnYei during q - year lHsl No few
e. than l-H wolves werr Killed IN one
waY 80 another ~ these. ~ were
th snanr. an 4 ipl were cubs. the r.
WtthfA '"'hH wv EfpNh hhlhiti~.
Vine wril authenticated eases of per
SONS h.fng ~ ckri b, wol,c, were re-
pot 4 hW 4 d. not aid whether any
I've npfu dosifu,ri or not. tine hun
nrul and three thousand seven hundred
aud twenty francs tLtit~ It's III }
wee 4 sir hutri A. rewtri.. which
elu 4 .eulIns - lhe tmporttncc of
t'o ,nifHuv hui perhaps the mot in
'rrrsl.aE part ~ The r,port J. that which
tahuislns th" numicr of animal. de
tifntri ln ofch department The Peri
n ii ani eastern counties suffer most
Z n u hr rtYarca ~ these animals The
ll.fd q nr hetls the H., Wtl ~. the
Ntu.r. 80. llrutc Msusc. - Mrurhe.
q. Neal" 81 Nosg"s. - Il,utc-
enHe % hlfrntr. 90. tofrrfc. -.
'rrutH. a. Auhe. a. other counties
hollow inr wIth lrssrr totals During nn
ef0sfH H aly se'vrr wint = exciting
slHt m4t hr en|o,ed ether Ia the
~ r.s. - i,sd 'gne or the otr Il OR.
J.. si 90 .ir. Hni ati .ndtnt- are readily
"h .iu"i ani ihr poor peasinir, arc
FL" is uHnl fuilN io tnd"r ant assist
HIrH e. tie hunters who help to rid
iHIH pf ihf.f tu.mhetuus aud d..trnct-
ttr eHunI tiHnnftff dohrHii
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-24
Conant and the Affected Author.

Conant, the last litor OF HdrPer's.
had an ardent dislike of sham. and
when. one night. thee tered the au-
thor's club rooms a man of world vide
reputation, who wearily remarked. on
opening letter asking for hts auto
graph. that he was bored to death by
such requests. the provocation to expose
the humbug wa, not resisted
'llow many letters begging your au-
to.raph do you get every week. on the
avrra re-: Conant inquired.
Not less than Fifty, was the ostcn-
tat,ouS reply. land they make my life
m.scrable.'
How long does it take you to write
your name on sheet of paper. fold Is
seal an envelope and address it?'
"Wcll. | really don't know
LET us see. and Conant laid his
watch on the table. while slowly going
through with the process That took
just fifteen seconds. Answering the en-
tire fifty polite. complimentary requests
for your autograph if you are so fnrta-
nate As to receive that numler Of tokens
of popularity weekly ly-would o 'cupy no
more than quarter of an hour
The lesson was sound one. There
is no sill:er aflectation than that OF
being bored by the autograph iiends -
~ j. Star.