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STEAMBOATS, ailo Railroads.

PAY LINE to OLD POINT SoTrG COMFORT
Leave via Penn r. r 80 y IN Pnlor ears 70 Bait'.
more thence palace steamers arriving at old Point al
ia a. M, Norfolk. Q r. M H. " 1oMPkI -
Genl Pass Agent, 3l7 Broadway, ~ Y.
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LlNE.--Only S3
ID for Grstclass limited uckets. Reduction ~ New
port, Fall River and all other points steamer, BkIS.
rot and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier %. N. r.. foot
OF Murray s AT 80 D. H. DAYS only Sunday trips
viii be resumed early In Aprl) Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Cisy at M An OR
CHESTKA ON EACH STEAMER Tickets aud state
rooms principal transfer and ticket Offices as
Office Pier % and on steamer
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POlNr
~ CONFRONT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND IAh
SOUTH. ~.
aud after January - 1897, cypress ran ~ E yle
r. tnL Comfort Norfolk and points South, via the NEW.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK RAiLH ~
viii foot OF Corlandt and uestrosscs ss az m
daily, arriving at Old Point n ana norfolk 10 a. m
pullman Sleeping Car through 70 Cape Charles Tiekso
and sleeping berhs secured at any TICKET once OF os
Penns 81 yana Railroad COMPANY. .
H. W. DUNNE, supt
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
va Jay follows: a.. ana.
West 12ds so yay-ss 80 , m, for n %d
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton, oswego BUFFALO,
Detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points o.. Ma
West 42d-t, 10 D. m. Jay-st, SIS p m, for MIG.
dletown. Elenville Waikiki Valley points a.,v n,
West 42d-st 626 .. Jay.st, g 10 D. m: osily ia
Mlddetown Fallsburg, Liberty Walton, Norwich onedA
Oswngo Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIE
free Rochester. 49, ,,-..-.-
Pullman sIeepIngcar berths reserved az 301 Brosdwa
tables tickets &C., 2o7, 307, 944 l52o btoad
way 737 6thsve., Is4 East 25th 2e4 West 2o'hsts
Is Exchange Place, New YORK
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Ocean Cleaners.

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American Passenger Line -
For St. Thomas, Barbados Para, Maranha Pernamouco,
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, BIT,
II I'll aud eo7 Broadway. l5s Bowss}, ISL wests:,
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kea Montgomery and New station. Jersey city
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Boaro ano Rooms Uanieo.

TWO gentleRcn desire large room Win Two
fast best reierences must state price Address ooihi'
Tribune Office
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6teamboats and Rairoaos.
R0sT0N. pRoyIPIEsNs!GG;ks aud nd EAST.
lnsiis Rou "a At IA aoys's Rs'e as. Mac.
:ss new nss .iesD' S Sss '''1 '''''
| NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-slip
E s.S e i ns &c ssssiy:
SHORE LlNE;.A!l Rail Route ,s, for Boz Boston on.
.' d: fs s'isS' s1ss:' or s::s
NORWICH LINE.-Fayorite Inside Route
~ &ares reduced 70 Boston g. WoreesteI 81 50 sor
& Dss5Ss "a i sSsBJ Ssi F
7 .EHI6H VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrslands ans
= tor cas.ssSaTs ana ip,er ' point. ,.
and the Vest and principal local points Chair car
cns, to TuntSaanoeR coasseSa Reading
$40 for rsss,oa and principal n'ermedla"
20 p m for copag and Intermediate points ION.
nefS Ks' fop sns GaS S Sop S
s "a 'ssssa e Sso
meet for ali points NSoy Tk s1d Ne'0" coal rs0n
a m for Mauch Chunk. Hazieton and intermediate
80 p. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester.
BuraO and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern ONCE, 235 Broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
wy, ia = .sas c9 and 20 minute.
earlier Of Jsyr North River
Detroit and Chicago, % 5ja. m, 800 1918 p N.
St Louis 900 '8iS N.
syracuse Buffalo. Rochester yuspensou Bridge Niagara
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.p;sS i0,i5 siI,3o a n a :0e $40 soc ISIS. sA6
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Hamilton. London 1858 a a. 900. s:iS .. m Toronto
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Elegant slsspinr for Buass NiAgari Fails Detroit
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$3.50 D. M
tickets timetables paror or sleeping car sceonmofs
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ingon,t 730 Fult0ust Amer Oh1na fost OF fnltonst
Nav YORK Cty-36s 1855 st2 Broadway. 1891 Bowery -
foot a. fast " r O. LAMBERT
vaBdsrbtave. General Passenger AEsAI
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ -Traips Ieavs IRON ChanberL station week DAYS or
Engensod r7nst,, coster s'a,Eli snd May 80 Loo
$40 500 1920 p M. ie rinsht Snaiays 700 $3.50 ~.
Iapd D. m. For Ninust. Spras valley Msnsoy AMI Ia
Mans week days 100, e50s IN. 400 $40 p n sundays
zoe M. ami 8pm
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DEADY THIS DAY.-"A NEW RENDER.
IL ING OF THE HEBREW PSALMS IN ~ ENoL si "a
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LID" Pages $40. 81 % D. APPLETON q Co., New
York OF sale by all OoIkseliers
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HUIUN LINE. - .-.,,r,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier SO, N. r foot OF King St
NEVADs TUESDAY. rebruary 7, p m
WYoM Sc :. Tuesday February q: Il 80 = n.
NEVADA b. Tuesday, March -, s a m
ALASKA Tuesday, March 2o 70 10 location M
Informed ate (,econd-clsss). 500 Storage, $50
A. NJ UNDERIIILL l. CO., 35 Broadway, NJ T.
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RED STAR LINE.
Sailing from New-YOrk and Antwerp weekly. -
PENNLAND. Saturday r eS. I, II a. M
BELGENLAND =. Saturusy' rep ~, % d. m ~
Fall and winter rates First cabin, $50 TO SO Elk
cuslon $40 70 81 25 Second Cabin. s40 Excursion'
$40 and $50. Steerage at very low rates - ,..
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agts 90 Broaoway.
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pressmaking.

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Broadway.
ESSMAKER.-A first class dressmaker
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nRESSMAKER.-W a few more Gus
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mo crate best r-feTencea NJ c. BsI 81 Tribune upto"h
once. L23s Broadway.
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cepton walking. tailor SUITS perfect ht.nf; mvnyve
price short noce permanent news from faF@ 90 "es'
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WHEFddPR % ri r M dIN And liverpool
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMEkS'
GERMANIC, Capt Gleadell Thursday, Feb q. M
REPUBLIC Capt Dawson Wednesday, Feb 3, 80 p m
:HDRIATIC Capt Cameron WednsSsday' Feb D. 40 M
From White Star dock, foot Of West loth-sI ,.,u-,
RATES-Saloon, ESQ. e60 $40 and 800 tet Wa
Country, $40 "A limited number OF second cao ,,s
passengers carried these seamers, Isso
ssd and s35 excnrson. $50 and soS For For
Inspection plans other information apply at the oon'
pany's Office No, Al Broadway. New York 49,.
f'' ]. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

U TRf WEEKLY LiNE FOR SAVANNAH.
From New pier No IS, n n, foot of spring,ss
S. CHhTThHooCHEE Tuesday, Jan. 81, Ct p m.
SIS. CITY OF SAVANNAH Thursday. Feb 2, . p. m.
SIS NACooGHEE saturday, FEB T. O. 2; m.
florida and Western Railway for all points In georgia
Florida, South Carolina Alabama and ousIana IN.
surpassed mmolations Frstcass Table PHote for
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Genl Agt sav'h Fast Freight F. Agt s. +: W.
Line, 9l7 Broadway. R'way. 26i B,osewai, 4,
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Ge!u Wsntsn.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER who now
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mission. with u side line Of goods. Address
~ JOHN II. McALVIN Lowell. Mass
NNTANTED.-A first class salesman and one
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MANUFACTURER. Box 3,052. NewYork CITY.
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
GAIJJI Saturday. Feb. 4, II O. m
GGTRLHIA' Saturday Feb II, a M
fTRMRIH SATURDAY.; Feb Feb, 49, g. ?, 20 30 a M m.
Cabin passage 500 $50 and sioo infsImsdia.s' ss5
Storage tickets To end from all parts OF Europe AZ very
pany Office. 4 Rowling Green. New-York
~ VERNON RI BROWN & co, General Agents.
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rs yon car 90, ana hi another mollent
he was rolling across the bridge. Five or
six minutes drive brought him to tho
station. tc which an enormous number Oh
rcotlc wcrc hrrrying, collected together
rartlv by rdmor Of what was gong on
and parily by that magnetic contagion 81
er,itereut which RUS through London
mob ike FIRE through dry grass.
II dismissed tho hanson, throwing the
frivc,. half 2 crown. wlich. considering
thot half crowns were none too plentiful
with Kim. vcs o rash thing 70 do, and
VIGOROUSLY shouldered his way through
tho crush till he reached the spot whe1o
The carriage ard pair were standing. The
carriage was just beginning to move ON.
Stop" he shouted al The top Of his
voice TO tic coaChuan, who pulled up
araiu. In anOther moment lie was along
si1c. and there. swcctCr and zero beautl'
ful than ever. he once moro saw his love.
Che s.artod It his voice which size
seemed to know, and their eyes met.
Their ewes ret end 2 great light Of happi-
ness shot into her sweet face and shone
there till il was covered up and lost in the
warm blush that followed.
lie tried to speak. bat could not. Twice
be tried and twice he failed, and mesn-
while the mob shouted like anything. At
last. however, he got It out: Thank
GOdr' he stammered, thank God, you
ere safe" ,
For answer she stretched out her hand
and gave him one sweet look. lie took
it. and once more the carriage began to
move on.
Where are you to be foundg' he had
The presence Of mind to ask.
At Lady IIolmhurst Come tomorrow
morning; | havo something 20 tell you,
sho answered, and in another minute the
carriage was gone, leaving hin standing
there in condition Of mind which really
"can be better imagined than described %
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-07

"WolI, sir. Mecson, sa.J Augusta ~
last rising brusquely from her clair, the
document belongs 10 You, and 80 | sup.
pose that you had better see g. Not that
think that II will be of much Use 20 You.
however, as see that probate had been
allowed to issue, whatever that may
mean, of Mr. Nelson's other will"
II do not know that that will matter.
said Eustacc. as heard friend Of mine
Mr.. Short, who Is hanistor talk about
some case the other day in which probate
,vas revoked on the production Of q subse-
quent will.
Indeed answered Augusta. Il am
very clad to hear that. Then, perhaps
after all have been tattooed to some pur-
pose. Wei, suppose you had better SEQ
H." and with Q gesture that was half Shy
and half defiant she drew the lace shawl
from her shoulders, and turned her back
toward him so that he might see what was
inscribed across its whiteness
Eustace stared al the broad line OF let
tiers which with the signatures written
underneath might mean matter Of two
millions Of money 10 him. and then be
stared at the beautiful shoulders on which
the words were iudelibly impressed.
Thank you, he said at last, and, taking
up the lace shawl. he threw 1t over Ler
Ggain.
III you will excuse mo for a few min
utes, Mr.. Meeson,' interrupted Lady
Holmhurst AZ this point; II have 70 90 20
see about the dinner and before Augusta
could interfere she had left the room.
Eustacc closed the door behind her. aud
turned, feeling instinctively that great
crisis in his fortune had come There ere
some men who rise 10 an emergency and
some who shrink from it, and the differ
ence is. that difference between him who
succeeds and him who fails in life, and in
all that makes life worth living.
Eustace belonged to the class that rises
and not TO that which shrinks.