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TIE SAVED HIS BEST TREASURE. ANYHOW,
From Tho st. Paul PionecasPress
True, Grover got left but thcre Is ono grand con-
solatIons Re has also got Mrs. Cleveland.
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Il Ia an excellent record that was made by
the railroads leading 10 Washington Before and
after the Inauguration. Not single accident
has been reported in connection with ule trans
portation Of the vast crowds to and from the
capital. One road alone carried 100000
passengers. The experience Of the last week
suggests that railroading is becoming an exact
science.
This promises TO be busy week at Albany.
The Legislature VIII reconvene tonight and a
fseod of bills is looked for Bills introduced
before March 10 next Friday take1precedence
on the calendar; hence the desire al the legis-
lators to secure good places for the measures
they bring forward Apparently tb 9 most inn
portant subject yet TO be brought before the
Legislature is Mayor Grants rapid transit prof.
ect. There is no subject in which this city has
more vital interest, and the making known
Of the Mayors ideas on it win bes awaited i'm
patiently.
The story told by Hank FerT9, the guide.
in regard to the murder Of FIVE French tourists
in the Yellowstone National Par k excites sus-
picion. Ferry is described as All inscriptions
fellow, and he engaged in an unlawful pro-
ceeding when he agreed TO esca ri the French
party through the park In the winter season
His conduct when an effort wa IS made to dis
cover the murderers and rob- )ers, serves to
strengthen the belief that hs, has a guilty
knowledge regarding the butchswy. The affair
Is sad one in the extreme, md the truth in
regard to IL viii probably newr be known.
So much time has been dcv oted by the law
etrxszs nj Tsranfon To char pfn1 the HIGH
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devisinc a satisfactory plan for the separation
- tba criminal insane from the unconvicted.
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view THERApEUT7cAL TESTS OF coDLlVER
STr.--Thc suggestion made some time ego tnas NV
nrsens properties possessed IA marked degree "
soliver oil might be dine to the presence o.
fstfv aeids has been confirmed by seeniine Mquiss
xArozc tho fact being thus made manifest snas wy
srksr varieties OF OH, which are well known 70 70 'ne
meet acid are also thegapeuiealiy the most actso.
rbo latter however have taste which - % -.
tfpxuishcd as their acidty, and on this account -.
80 wen adapted for medicinal use as IDS pas. -.
r.sre ulAasant kinds The latest oxaminal'oh s'ss =
che sree scfd IN tho palo sorts to vary iron -
d n psr cent and in the pale brown nom 2o4 = 80
,er cent These tests have led 20 attempts y
an nrtineisi aud more pleasant tasting on, :. src
ssnsfcia and IL IS saids with gooo uesies ,n
cess Thus olive oil has been paruahy "a ,ha
suce sa,ng nnsffected until mixed Will ing
Es.ste xecrefiop when rapid absotpu9 ~ tske this
sftr esuisiaeation; children are iosna sts no dis
smsesble secondary effects
rANvrN WOOL IN SPECIAL DIsEAsEs.-.,n Ss .,S
Ian correspondent OF The Praeuuoto, -. NJ v
v.fers 10 the opinion recently expiesseu " vr.,t
7,,ebardson. commencing tannin wooi -, s,.sassx
PRACTICAL service in treating ozena anu ,an,,s,ve
Attended with fesd doors, and ,,,rn cot
=. .,,n.yement 1t Is prepared by scalhs pu,o
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- 49, airing t,re wool slowly in an evaporaens
- -, :. has n be kept In closed bottle IN 'ne
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ana condition that It can be easily iSsns and
sst,,rated in an ethereal soiuton ~ .,Ssnn CON
sfcysing the ether TO evaporate ~ iodine to
ssers such cotton 0 81 the best applications for bed
sores that can be Adopted.
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EGTSHE BOSTON HERALD" says Of tho new
novel "rHoU SHAFT NOT: at 4 dlmeult IN.
shail b pure and wholesome"
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p,px AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
oHURCH cor 10 10 "a sps H eS
Preaching by the Pastor Rev. j. $1,000 90 eordIaIix
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T7IGHTEENTH EDITION NOW SELLING

ECLECTIC SHORTHAND.
Nv Prof. ]. G. CROSS. 12mo, Cloth. %.
THE SHORTEST KIND OF SHORTHAND EVER
INVENTED.
init, svs.em Of shorthand differs others IN every
reSnect Tho letters the same in sound ana orosr
he Fnciish alphabet and words are spelled IN the
Manner emitting only such letters as are silent
!, THERE ARE NO VERTICAL CHARACTERS, every
stroke having free and movement very similar I"
9MIy ONE SHADED CHARACTER is employed thus
avoiding the Objectionable feature prevalent la other
OF thickening nearly half the alphabet 70 express
'he IN TSI ~ system OF WRITING BY PRINCIPLES
sginstead Of by arbitrary characters
n ONLY TEN WORKSHOPS are used, and there arc no
~ ,s IN use by amanuenses by court and general re-
orers public schools and Is fast supereong inc oo
Isboousy learned systems In many OF the best ou
We make the following claims regarding the Eclectic
F3System Of Shorthand:
Id. IT Is THE BRIEFEST.
Q. 1T is THE SIMPLEST.
Ia Q. 1T IS THE EASIEST 10 WRITE.
n T. IT is THE MOST LEGIBLE
Send for circular demonstrating the above BY com:
syarson with the other systems OF the book VIII
4 3oe sent postpsd. on receipt OF 81
s% have studied aud written every Of the principal
nds Of shorthand for quarter Of century always hoping
rae hssaA.,.,v Atss... "a rhnnnn.anh1
Nsrss cnhs, IN - r.ss. I,satir e.s,iS - a.,
n hoe see nv" ososs s S ~ W it ~
| p1yed. ~ Is oNerwheimngy conuhcins,.Dr. .. y.
1nsene Hospital, November 10. 1858.
feel it due TO word two in reference 10 &c
Iectc Shorthand having considerable experience in
teaching other systems and having been quite familiar
| with most Of those in general use.
most unhesitstingly say that the Eclectic system is
more scientific and definite in the form of is letters and
as ,r, IN exees.son ana nova sas,,v snd aoeT,.s,
1ss after it Is writtenM r. barnard Chicago Teschs,
| OF Photography for forty years-November g. 1883.
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81. sARTHoLoMEws SagBcn Ssd Nss.as s ana
s 81 40 O'clock; morning prayer and sermon :. -
ssioek evening prayer and sermon At @ecsk eeSS
IN Confirmation In the church rooms az "-1'
Str.neern weicome at every service 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

sr LIKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHuh ala
l,ssst near DEMONSTRATING at II q m q n 49,
1ay y s. Triple subject: ''The Happy oesss 5000,
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting p M AL arc e'f'AV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
HARpER's PERIODICALS!

LITERARY NOTES. By LAURENCE HUTTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

.rNn.y EVENING SERVICE coLLEGIATA
rHIfRcH 2sth-st and 5thsye.. at 3 O'Clock, 10y
TTErooNSRb WooIsEY BACON, d. D. vii pres S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

at. JAMES METHODIST EPIscoPAL GH zUfNvs
Madisonaye and 10th sRey Dr. 4, u: AT IL an r *
viodieation Of Cod and At z 30 p M, On "f'sans
faao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

..oID JOHN sTREFT" METHODIST EPIscQPAL
t,HIJRCH Or. B0WDISH, Pastor.-Preaehing az 10 sS9
g. M 30 evening; meetings every evening IN mo va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

ptyrIIIps PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor. NAL,
son.ayc and 73d-sE-Reg WILLIAM CHxSTgh Wiz
the evening at s o'clock Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY
evening at B O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

ST ANDREWS 127tst near sn sIS :so = M sn3
~ sATTERLEE "Wednesday at p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

THIRTEENTH STREET PREsBYTEkNIANW ToRRIII.
- n Pastor breaches at 10 go . N; ana az
Sunday,school al 80 p. m All are hti'u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPIScoPAL
~ and az o. m Music led by chorus chois.
~ p 80 nv the Pastor Rev. JAMES NJ KIM " ~:
Evening SUBJECT: Business CspitAa ahn nv" " A