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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-29
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

PETS ACADEMY. stanford. Conn.
- boy, boarding .cho, OF T. highest grxie;
RURDENTOWN Nj MILITARY lNSTI-
- TUTF Tr,psIes foI COLLEGE, sccu'hc school or ordi
Iny business sl13y a,h ,oc .tso,
ii'eiSeer Aedre'' Rev rad dA Nd}GcS;o "A NJ
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer go 81 Winter S Of s,d s:Idnss Mass asd
TIMWOOD SCHOOL FOR ROYS-At Mil
sTeieG by iiIs scloo. AGdres. FRANK n HOVE supt
FORT HILL SCHOOL for Bows.
5ANas IHfi;Ick Lft HSadmaser canand,gaa r. =
TEEEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n. j.
a Y5 and 9sid t fi5nS u HTSfl@ rrS
HENPsTEAnl !NSTITUTK. no.
IL h H9HHRf5Ss sf6 62G is F2F R2 N4
from Jane = 'oSePtsmGeT Twenty
,culars on Application.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
"ec9stST Mass Sst!s"r GsSnS Sept H. 1880
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
j Chester Cosby lei.oDe$ Thorough Instruction. A
&I1aA fns SSLlt%Io M fPgGaf51 p 1esata
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
= Departmen, Of Arts II Towne Scientific School. III
MiaIton sch9oi of finarSe aud Eeop"ny " Course IN
Ier,sl school VII Veterinary school * Law school
ir maline inquiry lease speciiy department.
KfN. il sSF Y. BURK. Secretary
University OF PenDsi lvsnia. West Philadelphia Penn
For Young Ladies Country.
"INiE ELNS," SpTin giield, asS.-Famly
i lay ana Music SCHOOL for ilr!+ Primary Academic
(lltelca ana Post-G IadGate Courses.
GISStS PORTER * CHAAPSEl, Principals
For Both Sexes---Countrv
DOCKLAkD COLLkGE-NYACK-O N-TIIE
Ia HUpSON.-PICa and business for gentlemen,
ttrstIg 'auIto ior ladies' twelve teachers Liner at
time s6Ic fOI Catalogue.
W. H. BANISTER A. NJ. Prin
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Cost an0 found.

| OST.-ln the mails per steamer Oregon
j the following. 60 shares NewYork, Lake Erie and
Western + n Co Preferred stoek certificates Nos SvoS
asa ibl7 1913 ihl9 and 1870 for en- shares each All
persons hereby cautioned against negotiating the same
Transfer has been stopped and new certificates applied ior
BLAKE BROS. a 90.
Mallst
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NEW-YOkK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD ComuenCpg Nov. -, l,No,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
~ m, Rochester aud Montreal Express rroush ra"-
ngfoOm cars 10 Rochester. ST. Ah1ns amt iouscs POI
- 30 a. Fast Limited Chicago ENpiesS with di ng a:'
stopping al Albany, Utica. SYRACUSE Ro hester. BunaO.
Niagara Fails Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving AZ chicago
900 a. next daf.
lO3ia NJ, Chicago Express drawing 10 Canaa'
dagua RO,hcstc'. Niagara Falls and Bula.n. 49,.
81 M, Western New YORK and NOitattn Express Win
$50 Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through draw.
ing cars To saratoga, f. Edward and Hcns tas On
saturday only.
4 p NJ. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
80 chicago 81 Louis Express IA sieepng cars
for Niagara Falls Bunao Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit ui'
cage and 81 LOds
ESQ T. M. Express with sleeplngcaIs 10 syracuse AMI "
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also ID Montreal -.
tpl5 D. Pacific FApIess with sleep cars for Kochet
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland IoclO ST. LOUIS ~
troll and Chicago. r...
II 10 p Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
IIoV Connects with the morning trans ioi the west anu
for the North except saturday night. - -,,...
Iitk cts sale at Grand Central Depot NO LOWING
il3 BrOidwa Harlem Depot, 10 u al anu an '''
MestcOts Express Onlces PARK plac icar ban
way) 1s5 9i2 Broadway. aud 81 West l[pIst Now
NOlk. 1913 ishngton and $50 Fulton SIS bOoAp ah" ~
ith st, Williamsburg .., ~.
ACCOMMODATIONS IN draw ing and s.eepngcar can Y
procured the q, ket offices III Nc"iot Nv "nS
3JJ Washington st. Btooa yn. -..t,o,.a
Hargtge allied and checked fIoni r,-"oh'c
Those trains run daily. All others dai4 eA.op su"y
tIhesr trains stop Harlem l25th It and IN Ne,
j. NJ TOUCtN, u. h 80 ,acnt
General superintendent ueheiA FaSse"s'' Ne>"~
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AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Fi WMIecGve pupils beginning Tuesday October 20 in
81 and wafer color p}atng. hfa flowers alI
la .Seai.t china painting anl decoration.
Studio, No. 80 MadisOA-ave
References
III huntington TT, si1ent Naionl' Academy % Desiy1
a.. " IlAam Hart. \. A.; Nj. James NJ Hart y, All
81 naX1 Jnlnanl. " 4.
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Musical Iustrllction.
CRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

A Spring TERMS at the
"a. NLW YORK cons EBNATORY, No asst l4th
Chartered in 1865.
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Dentistrn.

EnRST- GLASS DENTISTRY of every dcSorip-
L ton NJ the lowest prices by Drs WAIT and SMITH
IS East 2Yd ST. Old stand. sets OF Teeth - upwad tx
tracing under 600 Please cali RelorenCos Dr. H. T.
" cir. Dir. ]. W. Howe, Dr. J. W. Warner
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03n-ST.-1

Tre leading school oimUc eoCu0n dramatic ant 'oreiQ
EupuGcts drawing add ItuR. IItc auvantagcS equal
a. lCgsOns per y OK. FOR arti, ilarS address
l.. EBI KHARD, President
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COPY OF ADvEnrIsEMExr REFERRED TO:

COPY OF ADVERTISEMENT REFERRED TO:
NO1lCE.-THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
WAY COMPANY hereby gives notice that II Will Dur.
chase and hold uncanccd the coupons Denver south
Park and Pacific Railroad Company on it, first mortgage
bonds presenting interest tall due on the st of
May 1885, and Will pay therefor face value thereof in
money
such purchase will be made by the Union Pacific Railway
Company at its Office No Al Equitable building Roson
HENRY MCFARLAND
Treasurer Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston. April 10. lSs6.
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CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

A. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Raj Road.
Arrangements Of trains from e1amcrs't Depot From
8 mDaily exce? sundays. Day express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to Bnghanton. Elmra Hornel-glie But
fao, Niagara Fans and s1speis sion Bridge Sleeping
6p.m.-Day Chicago and It. Lous Limited Express
No extra charge for fast time Arrives AeaivIc 7l6
7 p m.-Day Buffalo and Niagart Fans Hnte arrives
popu ar ght train between New.Yorx and Bufa.o.
p. Daily Chicago Express for tie Nest Pullman Day
and Sleeping Coaches 20 Bngha1t0n lmfa, Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati AID chicago o ,ooo
Rutherford aud Psss.Ic, 40 54o, 72o % 98o lE2p
$50 1920 a. m li5 $50. !!5 o 1880 u midnigh;-
i:.5 SO $50, 40 500 SO SO 80 SO ego 7i':
az C i5 so rs s % d T. S~" S SG IT, wv
Newark and Paterson via Newark. g 49, 500 s3y 1000,
and zoo md $2 ~ aoa2 D So a1a ar SS
hsS ssy 99y spq aa ;S S "a ~ 5 20 Se &c g. $50 .
$40 500 1920 am 145 $50. Q. 1880 AMI II min ghl
Warwick 445, 1850, 1920 m. ia3o p sundays $40
d. Scwburg and Cornwall 100 Q a. H. 33O 49, 6 aud
p Rondoat and Kingston and Montgomery 4:45 m $50
Goshen AS $40 80 O. 1920 M. 800, 80 49, 7.
745 p m. sunday 80 $50. l020 a. M $50 9pm
74jy D. m sunday $40 800 1920 $50 !. p This
and 800 trains connect with New YORK ontario
and Western Railroad at Manst The m tram stops
Porf JEWS AS 80 g. 1920 40 100 7:l5. 900
p s 1 eayc 23dst r. T. 5a5 a. ~ 10 Gi5 p IN every
fifteen minutes 6:i5 to 045 eyerS thtt minutes.
and lOij 10 5t5 A. NJ every hour sundays - A. IN.
l"5 IN. every thirtyminutes lOiJ D. N 10 40 a. NJ
rtkets for passage apartments Drawing Room ana
COACHES can be obtained and orrs for TIE ekns
Nns 4o or 57 B7oaiwav Isl Wcsst ~ r. No Court.
st. Brooklyn or at the tSnD9ny's Derois TIN
''' join s. ABBoTT. GENT Passr Agent, NcwYork.
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DAY LINE

PAY LINE
ID TO OLD POIET COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and soIth.
Leave via Penn r. $40 p. Paror 70 Baltimore,
thence Palace Steamers At Old Point y l. ~,
Norfolk a IN. ii. V. rOMPkINS Gea't Pass Agent
$40 Broadway, ~ Y
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ln5iruriion.
For Boys and Young Men CITY.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u 1l7? Frcscway ICGI s:cst. 49i yCaI; rrn aIv,com
ertsI ard Cafsai teJ sImtrtS instruction thorough
NJ NJ. HCLuy W. J. Ain Tn's Nc HenCIIck SOL, ASsote
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Countrp Doar0
Hlusical Instruments.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and tquare PIANOS % our make which especially
selected aud only used by the ART OF the METROpO
1TAN OPERA HOUSE 90 during the past opera Season
will be sold at liberal reduction from regular prices.
VIM. KNABE q co,
ll2 Fiitl-ave.
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TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pies
a. North foot OF Christophert dav except
day at T. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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IL FARES REDUCED VA

~ sTONINGrON LINE INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence. - Is 10 Boston 50 nrt cass Stoamse
leave from pier 3D. North River block above Ca.s.
si. at 500 D. daily. except sunday, tram vita
parlo reclining chars between steamers landing and
T. W. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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6farhers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~. supplied without charge TEACHERS registered
free. Many vacancies. Form for stamp, Il. h. AVERY,
American school Bureau. West l4ih St. y Y.
BILE Professors. TEACHERS. TU-
~ crs, Goyernesses Companions MarOns recommended
10 colleges. schools ana faHilCs. MISS DONOVANS
9EACli IT'S BUREAU ana MUSICAL AGENCY, 80 aud
s. Last lfthst
A COLLEGE GRADUATE, an experienced
teacher Wishes private pupils. position in d school
Will teach during summer If desired Address
NJ H., Box A. Tribune Office.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Cow
ec- 10 Colleges schools and Families Appy 10
MIKE. III. J. IOUNG-tULION. 70 Union sd1ara
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, graduated. teach
n Ing German French. Italian mathematics desires Do
EitiOn school or family best Testimonials; hghest refer
eDces Adar ssA. Post Once, fremont N. !.
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
parents ana guardians teachers sun
pIed. f. MIRIAM COYRILRE. 81 East l7th St
IT HESSE'S Teachers Agency removed 10
IL T. 18th 81 Wanted professor Of penmanshlp Care
ful advice IN choice OF best schools
tVANTED.-Lady.c college graduate with ex-
w visiting teacher for Mathematics SCIENCES
la H. IN school slso American LADY for French GemaD
i. MIRIAM COYRILRE, 81 East l7thst between Broad.
and siL-ave.
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r. /. NILES, Treasurer aud Secretary.

RANKING HOUSE OF WINSLOW, LANIER
COMPANY, 80. 70 NAsSAU.sT. NETWORK.
PER CENT BONDS OF THE DENVER SOUTH
PARK AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY:
Referring 10 advertisement signed by Uenry Mcfarland
Treasurer OF the Union Pacific Railway Company dated
Ros,on April 49, 1886 OF wh;h copy ia printed below we
deemt our duty to ask all holders of bonl- to advise Of
Their post ohce address ana the anoun OF their holdings at
the earliest practical date with conference with
the bondholds as to their be meth roce lure for the
protection Of their interests in the premises
Unu such conference be had may well for bond
holders TO consider whether acceptance Of the offer Of the
Union Pacific Railway Company might not enlanger their
rights or weaken their security under the mortgage
April ~ l-s6. WINSTON, LANIER&C
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OLE NEW Jersey.

Trains from Chambcrss' Depot for Tngowoo,.
Tenafy tioser Sparkil and Sylck GO 80 $3.50 anf
i 30 las. 32p. 4, so, $40 $40 $50, 10 30 p
u midnight. sundays 1880, o.. a. n and y.
Connecting trains leave Spark Tor uAeru and nt aei
ate stations 129, SGD 1890 l:l5 jys 7J, 81 D.
Sundays 1914 H., 9.l5 y. w.
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$50 Broadway.
RJ.EN RIVER BRANCH

II
IlNEW YORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTF RID p R,
Trains Harlem River station cOrL'r iS2 lst and
I,nconavc near Third Bridge Hariem Ryeg
preached by Third Avenue Eleva ed Rato day eHce2a
sundays at 6;:5, $50 $40, II, Il NJ 40 % 10
$40 o40 and m for loit Morris G,.anoSa oak Poins'
Hunts Point, West Farms Van Mi, West Chesters
Timpson's Fay Chester Pelham 4ayl. Barlow (CtY
Island. IeL m Manor and Ncv-h~hei' connecting y
New. Rochelle for a.! porir or tie main line OF
the New York. New.Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Arr inc Divisions New Canaan Mldtletowp.
and suteld Branches and 800 and al points
E6st
Midnight train Rochelle and all intermediate sta
2:lO an daily except Mondays
SUNDAY New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
tons 10 aud $50 tho latter nam cor necnS
Rochelle with Grand Central Depot and
Stamford
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a. foot of or land amt Desbos 81.
ct 4 IN $40 AMI D. tasiOn. Re h.eiem Alcn
toN n Healing Mauch hunk Giea summit. Wikesharre
Tnwanda Wayerly ithaca Lyons BlfalO and the
West Pullman through coaches run daily Local trains ~
a m ana $40 D III 10. Eas ION Bethlehem and Coply
Trans leaving nc l. and $40 D. III. connect for al
points ~hOnoy and aZeOn coal regions sunday traia
les YES FOR Nauch Chunk and HaLlctoB. : 70
General Eastern Ofnce, No. 80 Broadway.
H. Is \lsrON. q. p, A.
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CENIRAL RAlLBoAD CoMrANY " NEW JrnsRY
ll9 LlBEEIY-sI.,
NV YORK Anil L lask (

ll9 IBEHIY-sI,
NEw YORK. April G. lss6 :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
4 nua Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the GENITAL
HHAlthOAD COMrANY OF NEWJERsEY. TO elect nine
DIRECTORS 10 serve Tor tue will be held ar
NE once o The Company in Jersey CITY between The hours
SEVENTH, NEXT. 80 IN ~"
The Transfer Books both I'm New York and Phlianclnba
VIII DE closed from Friday tho Sixteenth Instant 10 Monday
the Tenth prOxImo. ~ "''
By order
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary
TO HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDS
pany o Nou
Arrangements have been made for the dopos,nr ~ M
come bonds OF this company with the Central rlsi Comnanv
ana The Issue In exchange therefor. '-"'
FIRST consolidated convertible mortgage bonds OF .aid
company maturing July 1922 and hearing interest al Tho
rate per cent 10 the Of 40 per OF The face
value Of The income bonds and capital stock company
10 the amount OF 20 per Of tho value OF sand income
bonds $500 - " NV ""'o
y authority ofhe Board Of Directors the consolidated
mortgage bonds Issued IN exchange for bond, do
posted pnor to MAY 1885, will carry coupons OF ~ Der
Copies Of the agreement may be signed oce Of the
company NO 10 Pinest or NJ the Cen
oee No u Nassausr and all holders requested 70 sign
said agreement and deposit sah bonds Of once '
Tie holders OF wothirds ~ the bonds
ALREADY assented 10 the above and dfposed er
oonoA CuAhLEo PARSONS, PrsaldeuL
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Banning Aeaoemiss.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-avc.
~ NWsziDg thoroughly acquired Ia few private lessons
(Sirietiy pI1vAtel Ies.CES Gsiy.
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Ell LIZ ~ VIII convince you
es sTHAVE.. n. Y.
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FAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND

Il
IL GEORGIA RAILROAD
All holders ofhe junior ties Of the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia railroad Company dts re- to avail
Themselves Of TIE benefits expected to he by
committee OF winch the undersigned il chairman hereby
required to send their pay assessment levied for
expenses TO the Treasurer. Mr. r. L. Nes No Wall-st
NewYoIk before the 9Th Gay OF Nay next without
tui thoT notification ALEXANDER TAYLOR
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WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. Il. L

w Leave Grand central rcpot a. follows;
A a arr wing in Newport Al . o
A p. arriving in Newport at 80 y NJ.
ID awning room cars attached 70 both t.uns)
THElDORE WAENEN. SupA
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE. LANE ROUTE"
spOM NTW.yOPk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
NA'N"' TOWN.
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
erpyrA ............. saturday, May !. D. m
TMBRl Va, n
SallTunV maV - p III
fITI,It -, ''''' .... SATURDAY.. Nav %. a m.
Cahln pa ssage $50 $50 ana 100 Intermediate. S3o.
stciagc tickets and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rai,s Freight passage once No. Bowling Green
VERNON n. BROWN & Co.. Agents
VNHE l.. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL s.. CO.
American PASSENGER line for st Thomas barbados,
Naranhau PtrnambucO Bahia. Rio de JancirO con
rectug TO. MonteyidcO and intermeda.e ports
CGIGf. NO. SATURDAY. MAJ Io.( noon from
ADX ANCE. SATURDAY. jim" Robert stores Brooklyn
from Newport Ncws, Va. third day aftor NJ D. m.
PAUL r. GERHARD Il CO.. General Agents. - Br0adst
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
1 lin r. FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPANt CHINA. CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Ncw-IOrk. pier foot Canals y. K
an Franc a the lSthmus or Pananh
CITY o. PARA sails saturday. WAY B, noon
GREAT KEDJ CGlON IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
Cabin. $40 StecrR(e $50
rlsu
For China and Japan.
CITY OF Pt 1876 sails SstnrdtY. Nav ~ q. m.
For freight passage general Information apply Com
pany's Office on the pier. foot Carart, y X ..
L Y SUPERINTENDENT
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DOpULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

the EAsr-AN rail from Grand Central 0epo,. Three
express trains daily SUNDAYS excepteO 10 Boston at
IN (paror attached and II twtI palace Sleep
Ing carsj Sundays at IL with paace Sleeping cars
f. ". POPPLE Agent
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.
'"NHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass. Family
lay ana Music SCHOOL for ilrl+ Primary Academic
il telca eIC Post-CIadGate Courses.
GJsShs PORTER IL CHAMPSEY, PrncpsA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-13

eve of the artist as often as not misses, or
if he does net miss it he purpOsely over
looks it with the idea of giving some ideal
grace which does not exist in nature. This
is no doubt right where works of art are
concerned, but 1t does not hold true OF the
likeness which friends require to remind
them of the man as he island as he should
be. What would the portrait of friend
be without the wart on his forehead for
instance?
WONDERFUL TRUE sTATUETTEs.
1t is these little blemishes that impress
themselves upon the beholder and are es-
sential elements in the likeness. as it is
these details which give such truth to the
photograph. How well we know man
by his manner in which his pantaloons fit
over his boots, by the very boot itself.
When we come to consider it the lines of
the dress have quite as much to do with
building up the image OF person in our
minds as the lines of his face. Here the
unerrlng hand of photography is of i'm
finite value to the artist who wishes to
give us materiallikeness in clay or terra
Gotta. Some OF these ststuettes are Won
derfully true. They catch the posture of
the man, the very balance of the body and
the passing expression OF the face.
One model finished, copies can be
taken, OF course, by the old method of
mold.
When it is desired to make models of
young children unhampered by clothes
the most beautiful statuettes are pr0duc-
ed. They may be grouped in any atti-
tude, and, In fact, perfect works of art
may be produced fitted for the drawing
room by this process. The most accurate
proportions are obtainable ;indeed, 1t is inn
possible for the artist to go wrong, mas
much as the pedestal ON which the object
to be modelled is placed is marked off in
figures from one 10 twenty -four. the
pedestal on which the clay is placed be-
ing equally divided, and also the seq
ments OF the photographs. The artist has.
therefore, only to refer to his number to
find the exact part Of the Photographic
line he has to follow. The cost is proper
toned to the labor bestowed upon these
figures, but they are within the means OF
most persons.
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WOMAN WITH AN UMBRELLA
Dodging and Getting a Dig In the Eye,
when Trying to Pass Her.
FROM ne Boston Globe.

IRON ffbe BOSTON Ut0O6s
1t is all very clever for Mr.. Howells to
try to prove that to know what a woman
will do next would be to rob life of its
salt and SAVIOR, but 1t is quite clear that
Mr.. Howells never tried to pass a woman
and her umbrella. If he had, it IS dou bt-
tul If be would take the same view Of the
subject. To walk behind woman on
rainy day is to take ones life in ones
own hands. 1t is more dangerous than an
advance into an enemy's camp; and to
try to pass her is to add the dead certain
W of defeat to the danger. Attempt to
pass her on the right, and she changes
the even tenor of her way and goes TO the
right too. Try it on the left, and she exc
cutes corresponding manmuYre, and you
are cut of again. CheTish for IA few wild
moments the hope that you can pass I'M
der her umbrella. Try it. By some mys-
FERROUS and uufathOmable movement Of
the wrist her umbrella lifts your nat from
your head. While you are fishing it out
of a puddle. the woman aud umbrella get
ahead. You appreciate the distance.
Your spirits rise, and you steam along
with renewed nope.
You soon catch up with her. Now you
are going TO pass her. Suddenly, just as
you are congratulating yourself, she stops
sIeck stlH. luis Jime IL IL your eye
glasses, or your eyes, or, If you are young
and agile, may be you can dodge and only
have the skin taken off the side OF your
face. 1t would be pity TO say anything
rude, or think anything wicked, so you
suppress an ungentlemanly and unchrls-
tian desire to swear. and except the po-
lite, 81 beg pardon, SIR" and the accom-
panying exasperating little smile that
says plainly enough, "Men are so awk-
wardw
Then go on and try it all over again.
der or jump over. After you have tried 1t
long enough recall for your solsce the
saying which was uttered long ago by the
wise King Solomon, or possibly Den
Franklin: ."Neyer try to pass woman,
a COW or a hen"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-13
The Florida nispntoh Line.

The management Of the Florida Dis
patch line, the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway, has issued a circular to
the orange shippers of Florida, stating
that it has been informed that reports
have been circulated among the orange
growers and shippers of Florida. creating
the impression that the Florida Dispatch
line, or Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, demanded prepayment or guar
antee of freight charges upon oranges, as
soon as the effects of the cold weather
were known. The management states
most positively that no such demand was
made. No change in the policy Of either
the Florida Dispatch line or of the SaVan-
nah, Florida aud Western Railway Com
pany with respect to prepayment or guar
antee was made. and the line was among
the first to accept the disaster as COM
mon misfortune alike to shippers and
transportation lines, whose burden would
have TO be borne 10 common.
1t is hardly necessary, the circular
says, to remind the shippers OF Florida Of
the work Of the Florida Dispatch Line In
the past as the pioneer line in arranging
for the shipments of their perishable pro-
ducts to a market, but they may be as.
sured at this time that the record OF the
past will be that Of the future, and that
period of misfortune would never have
been selected as the time to stultify a
record ofwhich the management and pat
rons are equally proud.