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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
j LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA. CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New York. piei foot OF Jans-st, y. T.
For San Francisco. via the Isthmus OF Panama.
COLON sails Friday Feb 10. noon.
From San Francisco. lst and Brannan sts,
For China md Japan,
CITY OF NEW YORK sails saturday, Feb. IL, 2 p m
For freight passage and general Information apply at
comDanyis once on the pier Of Canal-st, N. r.
H. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
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I,RIE RAlLWAY. Ticket Offices 4Ol, 317,


IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. BIT,
IL III aud 057 Broai way 1853 = Bowery lo7 Westat.
Battery Place. Chambers Street and 23d street ferries
NswYork y3l and 1888 Fulionss, Brooxlyni lOf brosd
way williamsburg; corner Newark and iui son ss Hobo
KEN 90 MONTGOMERY ST., AMI NewStatioh. Jersey CITY
Tickets anil Piror isopns Car rcservations AND
ami transfer OF can os
local trains % 10 minutes earler
Is 81 sun iays-pay EKpross Pnlptn BInet IRA "
Coaches TO Emira Hsrnril.vils Buntn Tuli'
lar sleeping Coach frcm i-JrnesSlie % CinNlnnN
Bp m-Dahy Chicago and ST. LeGs lnl,tcd' solid ~
man Of Dsv and Bufs sleeping Coaches 10 Budao
Niagar, Falls Cory tsaiyle Cincinnati Chicago ana
ST Loni. NostMa charge for last time; ,n....,., e,
pres. Pullman Sleopiar Coaches o,---.
l:SO mDaiy Chea Express Pniluan Buffet Sleeping
Coaches TO Binshantnn. owexo Einri: BufAi'. James
iS5 j. $50 ato $40 $50 800 6io. $50 1850 Q 1880
A'S R saSs,y 20 Sac % mi
Pas1.ao"t Is. !. $50 D. Io'soa. M i noon; las $3.50
$50. $50 i.l SO $50 5S.. go go ~ 3
am, II noon: o. t. s. 80 7iSO O. 1881 lJo pm. snig,t
1850: . 800 .l2o. $50 o2s SO e'2o 7so 10
Ria9e y" 40 san.rn"t'.5 7So 10 SO i. M. las l. s.
6.aO. $50 $780, o. 1890 l9nishL Also 10 Riaso
ss esa ssa H. s2on a. sFn NJ $50 .sS
Newslrs All Cornwlli-750. $50 1850. 800. $50
SUNDAYS. a5oa M q sp NJ.
warvick-Weng iays p. 1880 IN 40 D. IN: :.
y IA. sandys tt5. $50 1880 10; e3e ii;so p 2
Mlddlotown ani 'rt Iervs-<&s, 7so. 3 1870 $50
$50 8. 7,iA 1880 IN. SUNDAYS. A+o. $50 1880 M
Ksprrss train, ire tho Yves, arrive In Ns~.York 11ss
10 SIS a. m. aud 1898 4. IN ...
r. II. soULE. L. FARMER
Nsnersl ManArsr 0eneIll Passenger Avon"
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fEYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY 1883 TEN PAGES
neliaions Notices.

,ss s.rs Ear s ss: IN
K an" Go q s,'
susrs:rs class mretnt ~ Preschnn At i9 W.,
r. az. .ys s Seat. Of tho ''' supper alter
Phillips rt.eyf;an chases corner h,r Y xs sSh
hxb s proseb ~ no. %oRnns Rev wILi1M
CHESTER in the evening
Of &c Lords 81 per baptism and reOep!lsn
Pastor p %s' Dr. ZINES i sH RING will Tre.SS
isru Church GGpgresator, M.a'G9aT0 S po.Ssr
aasoai .tfyicp. morning H. evening at 1880 All
free at evening service
Te tsIn. ssursS fs and 'sn
preach SUNDAY IL a sunday schs, 94o Weekly
meeting "Wednesday at H. Visitors cordially welcome
Rev. Thomas Harrison Jane Street Methodist Epsco
Pa ho os Kay npf ss
Pastor.
nn =, . .I . g,S ma en ava.
'0"'r Ts se' Rs. ma a. B. HART. Rector
Services Sunday at a. m. aud p m.
St. John. Methodist EpiscopnI Church esd St near
% 1n Stranger.
welcome.
St Luke. Methods. Episcopal Church. 4.isi be.
M R p nRASsR mn BY The
n1 III Dung ''''' prayer ''''''' 49, ~ ''-'
C51TS5 i25h near ma2
"Comng 10 ones Self"
.ermca IN st Andrews Brotherhood series Young people
and Others by tho Rev Dr. DONA Id at g. Morning at IL
Strangers welcome -
~ Paurs Methodist Episcopal = + irch 4th-sve and
s f7eassHs a" by Pastor. Sg 1 s. k Rev Dr.
MccHEsNEY Lecture and prayer-meeting on Wednesday
evening al O'Clock.
~. james Methodist Episcopal Church Madison ave
Pastor the Rev HENRY BAKER, D. D.. will preach at
7:30 D. All cordially invited
seventh street II. T. Church WILLIAM A. LAYTON.
Pastor Mornns-Prosperty or Poverty WHOM Even
in--Whyf Praise Meeting. 1880 Strangers Cordially well
coined.
sixteenth street baptist Church 10th st.. SHAVE
VI. II. POISON breaches morning, 1880 evening
$780, under the auspices, OF Young Peoples Association
Twenty.,hird street Baptist Church. corner Lexing
tonsyra Rev. L. CRANDALI pasor win preach um'
Strangers and young men specially invited
Thi-ty-fourth street Reformed Church west OF 9Th.
avc-R-v. JAMES NJ. DICKSON. d. D.. Pastor. Services
al 1890 m. and T. 80 m. STRANGERS made welcome
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church between 9th
and I'm aves-Rev J. NJ WoKRALL, D. T.. Pastcr will
preach 1890 m. and 750p. SabOaths school AT Zoo
All are welcsme.
The Rev. c. Wright Butler will begin his pa.torate
with The ST Evangelical Church, go West 3fth-st
near stn-ave Prsacbing at 1046 a and TAO m. All
seats free. Everybody welcome.
third Refer med Presbyterian Church 23dst between
It'll Sih Preaching TO M rev Oy tue PASTOR rev
+ " FOSTER. 1890 NJ and y. u. All are cordially
invited.
University Place Prcsbyterian Church corner Of 10Th
worship to- morrow IL m. and p The LORDS supper
will he observed in the afternoon of tom rro~ O'CLOCK
"wednesday evening service at o'clock
IVES, Twenty third street PrrsbyteriRn Church. 23d
The pa.or Rev ROBERT f. SAMPLE, D. d., and at TAO
D. M Rev. c. A. SrODDARD ID. ID. Communion Al Close
OF morning service sunday school at $50 a. IN.
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW -YUKK, UNTARIU AND W ES Enx
~ RAILWAY. Trans leave from ferries At West "a
west 42ist. 7 so a. m. Jayst, 80 g. m, for MID
dletown, Fa shurg Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi
Norwich. Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton oswego' Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago waikiki valley points ,,.,
West 15d-st. 4 10 D. m. . jag ST.. 3 IS p for Mid
detOwn. Elenville. Waikiki Valley points. At, H..
West 42dst, $50 o. M Jay st, 10 p. M dally ,of
Mddetown Fasburg. Liberty Walton. Norwich ONEIDA
Oswoeo Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago 81 iDus
Buffet slespers 70 Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair al
free Ia Rochester No. ,o.arau
Pullman sleep ng-car berhs reserved at 3OI Broad"ay'
Time tables, tickets &C. 207 307, o4t l3L) Bloto'
New YORK ]. C. ANDERSON, g. r. A.
Is Exchange Place, New YORK.
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1nsirnriion.

For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 61tt-st, Ne.Yorx.
VIII Reopen september ID Boys JlaSNt
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8iiuoiioms rl)antso Malss.


A TTENDANT or valet to n gentleman men,
N tally or afflicted London hospital experience
years gooi city reference
COACHMAN.-By a stylish, safe driver, age
" 20; years city reference good handler VI Young
horses, temperate Wiling 0blRing Eoi worker Cail or
address employers DOL 5thavo. near 48thsI
NOACHMAN.-By a first-class single man,
~ relab strictly temperate practical sIpcriencel R0om
safe careful and country driver thoroughly sccus
OF horses harn carriges understands
gardening milking, attending furnGce willing to oe gen.
orally useful wages hioderate years satisfactory city
roference Address A. q, 81 East lOt!lsr
NOACHMAN.-By one capable in every de-
written years experience In this country mAnagement
fine horses and turnouts good driver temperate Wiling
and trust worthy. Address TRUSTWORTHY. Box 80.
Tribune Uptown Ohice l23o Broadway.
NOACHMAN-In small family; years with
~ last family best reference; lay be seen Al
NOACHMAN.-By a man who thoroughly un-
" dersands his business frstclss sober and feiiAoo
driver; willing 10 mako himself genersiv use
full i've reference from last employer Gan or
/. r., OIL 6h-ave.
COACHMAN.-By young, active. temperate
" coachnan other kind OF work In private I'm
ences present employer be please state wages
Address J. p, Advertisement ohice l06 Vest t2dsL
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By an expert
driver willing make himself generally useful not AFRAID
of work country highly recommended from
last employer X J. TARRER. IA corneilst
GARDENER.-By single man thoroughly
VI c6nyersln with all branches. Address GARDENER
Boz 1870 Msmaroneck, N. Y.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT NoKFOLA, poRTsMOC III AND AhA
SOUTH ~
Tn and after January g. 1897, express tran tr 1,d
y. I'm Comfort, Norfolk and points South. via me NEw
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK KN,,d,u AZ
will leave foot Of CO.fllrft and T'cstrosses SIS at IN
daily ARRIVING at old Point 8 a. NOriOk 10 III
pullman Sleeping Car through TO Cape Charles. Ticstn
and sleeping berths secured at any TieEct once VI
Pepnsylvani Railroad Conn any
H. W. DUNNE supt
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MISCHIEF PIANOS. renowned for tone and
AZ nding I'm tune Manufacturers AMI store roo'ns 81
10 Ao5 West 2sth.st and S37 Broadway, lSthst t'on
Buildnr) .ianos eIcnanged routed, or hstalMenta-
CPFCIAL NOTICE. .... co,,v
DHavng ado arrangements with the receiver OF tns IDLY
rvrcan OF the balance OF tnet
con..ting Unright. snl offer them wnolesas or
retail at cost o pro tnction UARDntN, PECN ~ Co''
manufacturers OF tho Famous HARDNlAN PIhho,
'n""u'"N'',' " ~ WaTeruUms, 1873 Fifh-avenue
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Eiituations Uantc0 males.


NARM MANAGER-By a married man who
gh1y understands all kinds OF farm grain
snd stock OF all kinds superior hOrsonan wife
poultry best OF reference
Ai,iress q. L.. Tribune Uptown Office l.z3S Broadway.
NARM MANAGER.-By married man. whO
ghly understands all kinds OF farming era and
,ock ra.ng; handle u advantage: wife hrstelss
Inter and poultry raiser good reference Address
TAVID BEERS bevidsre, Ne~Jersey -
IARDENER.-By n single man practical
an long experienced In greenhouses Eraperes flowers
aud vegetable LAYING out aud improving of grounds,
&C. hest Of references Address GARDENER, Box Z,
Tfibrn. Upto Office, l.23S Broadway.
INAKDENER.-By n single man who thor
oughly and practically understands his business, In
Guiding hot and cold graperes fruit flowers
s,d would ran small connection II TO
onirel lilo best OF reference Address GARDENER Box
~ / iJune Uptown Ofnce. l.23S broadway.
GARDENER.-By q practical man OF long
" experience In every branch Of horticulture. green
honses gIzperes rosshoue aud vegetable garden
4c Address W. NJ. BOZ H. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,2Ss
Broadway,
NTRSE or VALET By a young Swede; best
IN city reference. Address VALET. Box 10 Tribune Up
10 " Once 23s broadway.
TISEfUL-MAN. = By an ingenious young
u Hwede IN many things abie aud Wiling 10 WORK 10
above faithful and experienced Ia the TRADE buslnea
Reference Apply TO ZIMMERDAfi, iOl west llthsI
IISEFUL-MAN. BY one who Thoroughly
" understauda low keep fine hOnse IN goo or'lsr
willing an o5ii IN best rsorsnsea Address EDWARD
Ne. l1O5 SHAVE
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

w ~ Y. G. & n. r. r. co. iesseea
Trains leave West +2dst sa'inn - follows and 20 mnuts
sarlisr % NJ Jay.sr.. North river.
Detroit and Chicago, -o55A 800 'Sl5 p NJ
ST. Louis 20. no. 1913 D. m.
svrscnss Buffalo, Rochester Jrspensou Bridge, Nagsr
Falls 1918. ass . m, $3.50. 81 pm.
Utica, 3l6. 1853. all 80 m. '6:DD, s*lo D. m
KINGSTON. u.srt,e. Ctskl. Albany. 3l5 '7lo 1913
era ,sion': vast Point Cornwall Newburg 1918 .7;i5
49, lO,l5 ali:30 m a 90 40 500 $40. $40 D. IN.
ard 900 D. m, Crapston'a corR wall. Newonrx
For Montreal and canafN East. %. " D. ~: r.
Hamilton, London 1888 O. m. $500 Sis D. m TorontS
1854. m. 1900 'S IS n -, r...
Choago and a. Louis - ,-.---.
sD,y tD,v escept SATURDAY Other trains law sys.ps
SUNDAY A. Leave Jersey CIV p. r. r. Stauc1 1il;sJ
s3fop Hoooxen. West shore 5tst'on Ill 'o = !"
$3.50 VI.
For tick e. timetables paror seepng car acconn
tons Information. apply At ncos Broofvn: 81 We'
ington..t 7:30 Fuiton.st Amer ONE. foot OF Fron.
New York City-863 7s5 9t2 Brostway 1851 Bowsry ~
Place. and West Shore station foot ~ West lZdsA
foot NJ Javst " Il C. Y. LAMBERT
vanderbtavA General Passenger Agent
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9teamtoats ano Hailroaos.
R0sTON, PROVIDENCE g. aud EAST.

II
RosTON. P Pls sy5 IsSfas aud nis EAST,
lnsi fe Route at Lowest Rates
Steamers irave pier 80 N. H., one block above
Canal ST.. at 80 q. M. daily, except sunday.
NTEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Peek. slip
N Pier % n H. at D. and II y m. (Sundays except
OBJ Steamers arrive time for .ay trains north and east
CUORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
- Ncwport ana the Fast Express leaves Grand Cen
trd station at a IN. and Y. m. Limited tSpf,.s ana
Expnss train At 4 p m, except SUNDAY rast ht'
press at II D. daily Palace faror cars VI S'eep's'
cars 70 Destination.
NORWICH LINE.-FavOrite Inside Route.
~ Fares reduced 10 BOSTON, 20 worcester, - o., or
all points Fast. Steamers CITY OF WORoESIE h,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENcE l'a.s rief
30. n. r.. at 40 m q. W. B.aDI, Ast
I EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlands and
"a m for Catassuqas and Intermediate points
a Tor Geneva, Lyons, tlmira. Rochester, BunaI0
and the West and principal local points. Chair car "a
p m. for TUnkhannock and intermediate points.
Chair car TO Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and
Harrisburg.
points Chair ear 70 Pittston.
90 m. for Copay and intermediate points. Con-
nectlon To Rea6'nq and Harrisburg Char Copay
so y. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buff
s:I5 D. m for Laurays and Intermediate pOInoa
Trains leaving at a. m. D. m and 40 D. m.
meet for points in Mahsnoy and Hazeton
a m. for Mauch Chunk uszieton and intermediate
90 D. m. for Coplay and intermediate points.
BuSaIo aDa re West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
General Eastern Once, 23o Broadway.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trains leave from Chambers station week day for
SO 81 and 1856 a ~: I IS 80 400 40 6:en $40.
$40 900 lC;3op M ~ n.tn ght Sunia-s 100. $50 M,
sni 8 D. m. For Ninus spring Valley usnssT and Tai.
mans, week days. TOO $50 D. 49, GAO p ~ Sundays
zoe o. AMI ~.
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NrORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.

y SIIORl ROUTE TO LONDON,
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-:t. Hooosen
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Ebe Wed, Feb 30 nm. Fms We'd, FEB e, p m
LAIN Wed FEB 1871 30 Elder sat, Fen % p m
Vera sat ,Feb 1S,O 30 a.mSaae. We'd Feb. %, m
First Cabin SIS and upward berth, according u To-
cation Cabin SIS berth Storage al lowest rates.
OELRICHo g. CO., No Bowling Green
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A TTENDANT or valet to q gentleman men,
n taiy or afflicted London hospital experiences
years Kooi city refsreaco.
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For Both Saxes-CitY

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
23 W. 23dst Branches. Brooklyn Boston. Phila. Wash.
ington knowledge shortest time; term So
NHE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
L (Boys-Famliy and Day).-A select school where
great personal given preparation for college
elsewhere wing and it- application u Industrial Art
taught ELMER h. PHILLIPS. N. A, IS East 59th-st
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North Dutch church.
Fult,nst. Daily noon prsy or meeting
froin 70 70 !. Como In, r--t and pray.
stop or ~ minutes the hour your time admtA
Ne. IlS fulton o.. and bs Annst
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WHITE STAR LINE,

w FOR O EENsTOWN AND LIvERPO0L. arm,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES mali III sroA sn n M
sADRIATIC Capt CAMERON Wodresdly Feb 10 20 a. m
ARABIC, Capt. Burton Saturday, Feb IL; D. 80 III
CELTIC Can't living Wednesday, Feb. ~, p in'
From White Star dock. foor ~ West lnih.st $780,.
RATFS-Saoon, $50. $50, $50 and Sloo itetu ni
tickets on fayorabic terms Staeragc from or 10 the pa
Country 800 a limited number on secona es r,s
$40 and s35: excursion. $50 and s6S For
Inspection other information amply at the Coih-
80 49, - = j. BRUCE IsMAY Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

CUION LINE. ,,,,,s
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVFRPOOL
Leave Pier 80, n. r fcot OF King ST.
NFVADs TUESDAY, rebrury Z, ! p m
WYoM!NG Tuesday February e. II go 60 s a. m
NEVADA Tuesday, March 10, a. m
ALASKA Tuesday, March 90 10 a. m
Cabin passage, $50 and upward, according 70 ocaeion
Intermed ate (secon i-clas.) $50 Storage, $40 -
A.. NJ UNDERIIILL 4 CO.. 30 Broadway NJ Y.
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uid Jann street Methodist tpscega Church !nrs, IN
Ameriea) - and - Juhnat on- block am hs ~ o.
Erosdwsy Rev John l.. PEEK. Pnstor-SundAy school,
A m sfrsrgrrs class mretnx o n NJ preaching AZ lo3O
morning Seats free
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NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
HIfnRPIkHHIA' saturday Feb H. 5 a. m.
FTPTRiA Saturday. Feb 10 Q 30 a. m
sERViA SATURDAY. Feb %, 30 p n
Cabin passage 500 $50 and 800 Intermedla ate s35
low rates For freight and passage apply to the CON-
- VERNON BROWN & CO. Genelnl AGENTS
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" TRi.WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier No 35, ~ r.. foot OF springse
S. NNCOOCHE . Saturday, Feb. !. al p. m.
SIS CITY or A GUSTA Tuesday, teD u ~ p III
SIS, TALLAHASSEE Thursday, feb y, AT o ~ N
Florida and western Railway for nil points in Georgia
Fiordda. South CAROLINA Alabama and Louisiana Gn.
ErSt-class Table d
freight and passagJ apply to ,,.,rN
w. II. RHETT, j. d. nASilhrr;t', w
Genl Agt Sayh Fast Fret ght F. Az y =, a. W.
Line 3l7 Broadway. Rwny 2hl broduwN,
p T, WALLER Act ocean S. S. Co, New Pier So. ~ IL
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6earbsrs.

ADVERTISEMENT lOK THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBuNE WILL BE RECEIVED -. At rt I'll
frsst until D. m $50 Broadway betweep Twenty secons
And Twenty third SITS unit. D. S0S West twenty thId
A. Garner Fighthave 1852 Sixtave. 1873 Furtave, cor
per Foureenthst 76O Thirdave corner FoJseventhst
LOO7 Thru ava. near SxtiethsA
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-12-28

Kate ~
"Yes, you must hear me to the end You
must realize the lmpassuOc barrier that
now yaWns between us Have you the
spirit to love a girl who would give every
drop Of her hearts blood for the life Of one
Of your comrades1 Pshaw Be man and
give me scOru for scorn."
Il am not making war on women, Larry
said, proudly
No. she replied, contcmplatively You
only burn their homes and slay their loved
ones 9Gt enough OF this. You see me
now well clothed, well mounted. And Why
Nv father has little farm house near this
spot, and ,vc have been fortunate enough to
gather few things together and make a
refuge there, And yes, | am proud TO
tell ycu, Captain Wiuthrop-I received this
horse as a present from General Lee III re-
ward FOR my services as a spy. \ spy |
glory la it. Even now am on an crraEd
which
Hush will not hear YOU, Your words
will drive me mad Go, girl! | can not bear
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-12-28
CHAP rER VII.
lace T0 FACE.
. katei

..uarrvt,,
IL sfaaa Il tta ,.l1-red nath looking en-
,,a,,,ns,1,.itto l.r ark ewes which for a
,r,,,,,a,.t tl,.hea l4e7; 4 fender glance Of
nIe.,s,..l SURPRISE Then the color fed from
HI, face ana nal,as death. she sat like a
..,t...,3s st.4+,I. sAr,a,, i,,.tant .he reelel iii
t,er saddle ls though f1bQut IL fail. and Harry
5..l -. l,,,,,,ls - s,,-e her. =but mastering
her weakness with 4 sapreme effort. she
s,....lltl herself. and the Wild, frightened
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-12-28


hA,cr' "hch lhe 'olicIcra'es 1ell oack,
i,-"IlHo"' anu llItie group ol olllcers' III
'!uulhe Harry Nlhthfop, We're fcconnol-
tclHH2' Ihes CAME across d NUMBER OF JoVlal
i'il"" y recruiting tAelF urea frames with
VIM ana ioou Oh 'he great sJoop oil pant
81 nouse,
Gil ooHS' we cleared lheal onl, after
"i he oail' cheefilS, Us nc hun2 hlmsell
from me Saddle
Huesa not was the Shafp reply, as he
ana INC laIl dozen next nm We're selzed,
ana lo ms alSilla% nc l1aAu thist ilc was sur
rounded ny tohieoefatca
AS Tor Harry, ms good morse saved nm.
W lln pound ne Iedp>d the fence anu,
"tllc score o. pistol bullets shoWered
round Aim, dashed iato lAe wilderness.
But h" was lost Night came on and
found him Struggling through the dense
hrUsh-Wood or a seemingly endless wood,
dragging his (tf@d hQtae oE tue BRIDE and
NoWlhE bI all At7 SAINTS tAat he would ~
most rather take Iei4&e with the enemy
'".h u ''t''' N'S ''5 '5is7''N ''1t oN'F L.
Inc long wished iof morning came d' las1
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-12-28
CHAPTER IN.
SrEN.

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rand, how glorious! All, this is
|ae third day Of the terrible battle
krrc ana the speaker was GORDON
M had succeeded Hooker.
\ sirbt was indeed thrilling. Bv
kasgd two hundred guns bclchcd
| yollcys On Cemetery RIDGE, and
--aI hours the air was timex with
,plls. Their tie dcafening Gait
M. and the Couftderatcs poured
3rao1s in double line Of battle ovcf
with slarMishers lowering on
Even tic Union ranks could
ear 4 cheer Of admiration, a,
IN With splendid steadlness, that
i, column Of eighteen thousand
nup the slope \ hundred guns
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-,a .hfir front. vet thps pushed
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