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Y1croR HUGOS LITERARY TESTAMENT
From. The Rdppet.

From The RdPpeL
T 81 wish that, after my death, all my unpuD-
txist and everything In my handwriting when leave
ehnd whatever It's nature, be collected ana naueu 10
Three OF nv friends, whose names are Paul Meurlce,
Auyllste Vacouertc and Ernest Lefeyre l.gNe tnose
three friends full power To carry out ehtre! III" CUM
rletely my wishes. l., A.
&. request them TO publish my manuscripts IN the
following way: The manuscripts may be arranged anaer
three heads-1) works which are entirely comlete9 W
works begun partially carried out but not nnished l5
skefches Fragments scattered ideas In verse or prose
thrown ont here and there either in my note BOOKS or I'D
loose sheets | beg my three friends TO maze TINS
eelection with the greatest care. ana as sDouu nave
TO have been mine and with all the friendship OF which
tLey have given many proofs L request tHeih
to publish with intervals TO be fixed by them between
each publication. first the complete worKs next thc
fragments scattered ideas This last class OF aworRs
relating to the whole nf my deasSalthough without
apparcnt connection. will form, l believe, several
vonmes ard will be published under the title Ocean
Almost all of II written during my e1lle. restore
TO the sea what received from her 49,
To meet the expenses OF the publication OF THIS Dody
of works there shah be withdrawn from my succession
n sum of 100000 francs, which Will ne reserved ana
aud efevre after payment Of the enses Will receive
TO be divided among thea in the proportion 10 the Work
done ~ each-) the first class OF WORKS 10 per cent
the profit. o. the second class 20 per cent OF
Qure perhaps prefaccs much time and toll 90 per
cent of the net profit: . ,,,.,.
my three friends. in the event OF their conslderi IL
desirable 10 publish my letters after my DEATH are e1
prcssly entrusted by with their publication. In con-
forny the principle that letters belong not TO MIN
who has received them. bat TO him VINO mas written
them They will make the selection, ana VIII ne the
OF publication They will receive so per cent from the
profits of the publication Of my letters"
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
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Saturday; OGDENSBURG. NORWOOD ana WAY 9iop m'
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CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday WAtEhro"N
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llaop w. sleeping Car TO ALBANY. PAhLoN CAN
ALBANY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT
lo,a0 = m arrives 81 LAWRENCE RIVER Giop M
View OF brilliantly Lighted islands BY u.sht
On arrival OF all trans at CAFE VINCENT tho Ne"
VAST STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" and the sseaaief
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THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAH
and for KINGSTON. ONT. IA.
THE AZ LAWRENCE coEn,ct, mt Aic,Sa'r1s Eay wiz
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WE. PARSONS. L. L. DnTToS.
Gcul PAsA Ager.. osn' A
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Dancing Ataoemles.
legal Notleea
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNlTEl

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
1 states for the western District OF Pennsyvanis-
epha Railroad Company aud the dcity Insurance Trust
and safe epost Company and Others No g. Of November
Term. 1850 In equity
To whom u may concern:
Whereas by or,er Of Court made In the above cause
dated 20 1889 O. clinton Gardner esq was appointed
ned railroad defendant and
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OF All received aud by him account
his accounts monthly before sussex d.
Davis who appointed SPECIAL Master OY sal order
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a. IN the CITY Of Philadelphia. Penn. and the fourth
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and where ali parties ed 10 attend II they
proper 50 to do. SUSSEX D. DAVIS, Master
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LITERARY NOTES

r.. uo.o,,,- n,,,lisbtd pamphlet containing the
mp-o.ood;ros ut the Fourth Annual Meeting of the
Rostoniau Society has frontispiece view ol 'he
aid State House. There is Also as an illustrated
feature CODY of the seal of the society, IN heraido
lr and the old Swedish inscription copied from the
scandinavian ships bell recently placed Iii the CUSTODY
Of the society.
Mr. stedman's article, The Twilight OF the Poets y
IN the September Century, 10 be the closing one OF
his SERIES 1t most of the poets now ace'
men and women of the middle and younger genera
tious but does not has been enormously staeu' "
tempt TO weigh and measure them. IL Is desigheuS
uncrca summary of what they are doing follower "
the writer's ideas of the present condition Vi
poetry and its chances in the near future.
General Grants article THE Siegs oil 'icRsou,e'
In the September Century" will be acccnP"i''" "
the story of the other side as contained Ill 'no u! "
a lady who was in the city during the siege. "eSu'
the reuroduction of General Grants original uncohd
tiooal surrender dispatch In this NUMBER 'hcfe Will
also be printed of the dispatch to Secretary
Stanton in General Grants handwriting, announcing
Tho surrender of General Lees army at Appomattox
The original is owned by General Badeau
Messrs Cassel & Co. announce for early publication
new and it Is said striking novel, entitled " AS IL
Was Written: A Jewish Musicians Story" The author
IA Mr. Sidney Luska; and critics who have READ inc
hook in proof say that 1t is dramatic story OF new
York life. in which the Jewish element plays con-
spicuous aud picturesque part.
writer in I" The Contemporary Review argues
that Victor Hugo's romances in their kind and
neriod the greatest works produced in his time lie
then proceeds to compare Hugo to Scott with TINS re-
sult: .'Scott's noble, sober, temperate and modest
genius is in all things different from the tempestuous'
fantastic and splendid imagination-the nature merry
violent vet profound-oi his successor In the neld'
That Hugo penerates deeper that the depths OF that
obvss of which he is SO fond lie open before him. and
that nothing Scott gives the terrific impression wmch
the dark and surging mass of vitality, misery and
crime lurking IN the backgrounds OF Paris ooth
medieval and actual, conveys to u.s. We readily adm'.
The principle of selection stronger in SCOTS days.
as it is always strong in sober atmosphere and "
Ia certain that he would not if he could have reproduced
that seethng of squalor and inquty for any re-
ward But at all events there is but Scott with
whom we can compare Victor Hugo-otherwise he Is
hors concurrence a greater thah we Aho" ho" W
equal OF classify
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RAILROAD.
On and after Juno >. 1898.
GREAT I[ttf TX LINE


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TIVE NEW LINE ~
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PROVIDENCE LINE

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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

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\VICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE ioNN"N
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

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nIIi
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\ BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND

A BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
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through drawing cars To Lake George on Saturdays
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s 70 G6s and''
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Baegage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily All others daily except SUNDAY
fTheae trains stop at Harlem 125th at and fthaveD
ION sunrav runs only TO Albany ami Troy ,,,,nn,o-
J. NJ. TOUCEY. d. NJ. KENDRICR.
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Mem pnbllrations.


~ THE LATEST AND BEST PICTURE OF
GENERAL U. S. GRANT.
From recent negative. taken before his sickness
byFREDRICKs Of New-York,
-. .,..,,. oven nv General Grant which Mr. Thomas
~ III Ii1tSE Declared by General Grant TO De LIE
u ct and TO which affixed his autograph june w. 1880
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To be published Monday August 10. 1856
MoRS Ell VITA
A sacred triOgy
written and composed
by
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from the orchestra score by
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- lou children from ii years age KlnaergaT.
tenannex Newi ork reference. Address MISS TRAUT.
MANN. Principal 37Il Lancaseraye- Philadelphia Penn
Miscellaneous.
TREE INFORMATION CONCERNING
BEST SCHOOLS The leading schools represented
by the man gers Of the pNdoN TEACHLMs AGsNCT
cuars mailed for stamp Best teachers tutors and govern
furnished A. LOWELL ~ Co,
10 Asor Place, New-York
rTHE Medical, Pharmaceutical and Dental
i Der artments Of HOWARD UNIVERSITY Will open
their sessions October and continue FIVE months
Fees for each department MatriculatoD sos incidental
expenses $40 graduation s3O Demonstrators Ticket So
c. b. PURvIs M D, secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

l NV EkSlI VI IENNSl Nv ANA.
]. DEPARTMENT or ARTS, four.yeus classical course
Degree 4. Is.
H. 1OWNEH IENTfFIC SCHOOL five year courses IN
al Chemistry, 3D. Geology AMI Mining c) Cv Engineering
a. Dynanica Engineering, iel Architecture leading B H.,
and to technical oegfccs T. Z. uract,a chemist. NJ T.,
{. r., h.. NJ. Architect
m. WHARTON SCHOOL OF FINANCE AND ECON.
OMY. Courses IN COnst tutOnll Law Public Admins.
trstion, Political Eco Mercantile Law Practice,
Finance, Ban ding RtTOaiing. btgrcr Phi D..
~. COURSE N PB 4 O- OFIII four English.
Latin French German Mental and NO al hio Mathe
MATES General Scienc extended instruction Ia Biology
with laboratory ~ ri. Degree Ib. H.
Liberal elections IN and between these courses at co'e Of
Second Year.
V. COZ hsE ~ MUSIC. Twoyears' graded course De.
Mu-. BAG
vi MEDICAL SCH OIL Thrceyears' graded cor SC
with optional fourth year. eyre ". u.
VII ID NIAL SCHOOL I"o-Jesrs' graded course De.
gree ID ID. =.
VIII VETERINARY SCHOOL. Thrre.years graded
course similar t0 tul0pcln schools DsnoiNS.
Clinical and labo atoy advantages prominent feature In
thesr a. Zee schools.
, TX. LAW SCHOOL. TWo.Ycars course diploma Admits
T. lcnnsylyana Bar. Drgitc ~. ID.
\. BIOLOGICAL - II pOi. IwJ.yolrs course. with
tended labotOr, tcfGcatr admits 10 Medical school
without cxuuna on Special courses.
%i. ~ PAETNI.NI OF philosophy Two years
posaduat torrge In numerous subjects leading b degree
PA. u.
In making inquiry please spccfy department
LEN. JE5sE !. EUiiK. Secretary.
University OF Pennsylvania. West hIladelphia IeIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

WI formerly Mrs ogden IlOhnansl English French and
German Boarding and Day School for Young LADIES' and
Children NOS II and II West 3sthst New York will
open October ]. separate and limited class for little boys
begins september %. Application letter personally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
rTHE COMSTOCK SCHOOL,
L No 20 W. 4nIH. sr NEW.YORK

School for the thorough Teaching Of Young Ladies.
7. J. Backus. IL d.. President o. the Faculty
Admission Of new students september 1921 1855 charges
for Tuition In lowest department $40 term IN highest
partm nj SO term. No charges whatever: Latin
Greek German French Drawing hOrd SiDsng and Gym
nasiics included In the regular rates The Boarding Depart
ment under libe For the forcth annual
caal0guclaidrcss THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSII
TUrE. Brooklyn n. Y"