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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-08-21
GFrom the Insurance Times, July, 1901
Life Insurance on
Business Principles

The management of the National Life In
surance Company of Vermont has attained
an enviable distinction for it's ingenuity in
originating plans of insurance. This COM
panys policies have always appealed to a
particularly we1-informed class of applicants
In addition to the bonds which it disposes of
in large numbers, it issues option policy
which undoubtedly is one of the most desi-
rable of insurance contracts. 1t is claimed
for it that it provides for any emergency that
may arise.
This is what the company contracts to do,
through the medium of this policy: 1t guar
antees annual cash value which after
certain period is in excess of all premiums
paid it guarantees paid-up policy for such
n the cash value will purchase, eX-
act amount being specified in the contract at
the time of issue, and it guarantees extended
insurance for the full amount of policy for
long time as the cash value will pay for.
Incidentally the policy will protect its holder
against adversely in business and also make
an absolute provision in case of death for
wife, children, parents creditors. In these
days of low interest and unsafe investment,
it is safe and desirable investment, guaran-
teeing that a certain amount of money will
be accumulated in a specified time, which the
purchaser at any age when he is more
likely to be dependent upon others than
others upon him. Finally the officers of the
National Life say that under this policy you
know exactly what you have, and if you
need your money more than insurance you
get it. Under this policy you have in
vestment, protection, and the use of your
capital
P. D. BLODGETT & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
RAILROADS.

- u ONLY NAlLROAD AN
Trains leave as follows'
o.1O A. M.-FAsI NALL. For Albany, Ctca' SYRACUSE
IN t no Batavia ana Bqlsi9' LIMITED. duo
1880 i. M.-%EsfERN DAY ExPREss-Daiiy except
200 Noon.-sOUTHwESTERN VEsTIBILE LIN.
IiED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, indianapolis li'io N,
4.JO i. M.NSokprH SHORE vEsTIEULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 9:lo a. M, Chicago oo D. H. nes
900 T. Mast WESTERN ExPREssEpue Chicago
$50 !: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MONTREAL AND DuF.
o.15 +. M.NFHST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO tx.
fRE>S-Duc Indianapolis II 20 p m heN' uay' ~
FIsnKILL ISEwBURGm. p~OuGHKEEPsIE,. RHINE
CLIFF CKINGSTONl, \ HuDsoN-t7 70, 10 80.
ln:l5 a m - 30, S:$54 Is Is p N n Sl'c f 1 rCssh;
D. m; for Garrl.ons West Point, ~ :i5, III 10 a. H.,
= go; 10 $50; 3 :55t : p, tS rs Pa m :, ,om
noon, 10 80. 3 -, $50, 600, 10 20 : 30 9l3 p. m,
T~R6Y"t7:i5, $40, 10: 90 ~: 80. NE 2 M 100
noon, e 30, : e, g 90 : 20: g q , 10 M 10 tl 90 90 t IilgsS
c1 a! ~, i y 90 S soon. / 80 $50 6 90. 80, Sh5 J. No. NJ. ifiggS%S
RocnEsTER-oIo 70: 90, no 80 a IT,. 300 noon.
B~r1FiFFaALIGj~~5 10 10 90 no 80 a.. m' II 90 noon. so
xI SGS' ( 80 fsi H.2 p III To. 10 90. 10 30 a. M. I2s
Ab aGS6' 4 20 9 80 &5;t y ~ 2s' KRy B. o%xrREAL-,7M,
Arts Il rs a. a E Z % &NsD D cdSaSS:ASSStbAAiI5GTG?AnnsSt l TO, 10 "a
nr * e Il e. piL e vi H. HlAh Sfi T DfVfsios-
PARK Place s. West 125th.st and lssth:.t station T.T:
f SSih .ayc sg +. Ta' BToSsiTn' and ioo iSSson..t l" Jersey t 8
wcs.eG,t,s 5sDrSs' tS Ssl,, To-, n ara Gs.t ISetk, baggage fro"
Daily except, Sunday. aDaily except Saturday.
Above trains except those leaving at olo, N 90 !. M,
10 90 noon. 40. 8 80. 3 :55 30 : DO % p. m-
i iGG Z 20 20 T T,fg!f9I' stop s1rGI a 4 S I 6A fSI I
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

commences Of the Cincinnati Tablet has been queS-
toned, but apparently with no good reason
1t is worth remembering that 1.-The lranSc'ioh'
Of the Kansas Historical Society" for l7'"'77 contain
the paper on Alvar Nuncz Cabeca de Naca read before
the society by Joel Moody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
DE MI
RAILROAD.

Of AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, 1890
Trains leave stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland'
300 !, M.SiIl FAST LINZ for the ws,s c rS,iIssss
rs a n, Columbus ) 80 a NJ. Chicago . 90 ? 70;
s %al 81 FSqi' L 3 /. d IA 4sA sn ar keno SS1e ssssps saaasS.
''i h ss5 4, ;%: M g.! sT h $ss'}v' sy.. 4 fs FR' B sN $ S:s sS::
snd O6ssTatlo9s Cars, srSsePbt a,Sioo nHas sI BOTH ,e .sas
ladies n|.sid 6aTeer Shop h RIsEt,os ,n d all ,, the S2ny .rd
Hassss Of el eS%S Il iiigS S5s,s' Ar rlT'SS"cc inSiinnsa $40. ssna
ohi,.go > . a. LgouiS> ~cIHficAGO AND CINCINNATI
s. f}fafilsasS EailT g s. $"if.5 sSii: S 5St]ss: sS { =; + eiRs a5s:
irrssaSsstHis ii 90 a. m, Chicago ) 100 y m. and St. Louis
$40 II. i w. .N Ndrthwc., ADD Southwest Pullman vest6us,
Sissg3: car 5DS Se TcYpai, 70 t .iSi,SfIsi a. E hGnI'i ff biaiS;;
SaI Ysw:YorRS ., 70 r 1ma d%I cai,, AND Pu,l@sn D !, H.S car
f.a 80 :. I'M n. c iesoaG 2 sS n M C Gsns day ,G a"S will n:
i;@.roit, 10 Baradio, RoShcsi'r' Niagara Fails, 'cisyWe.:
500 o. p - n!!22.rr%sSe &ittIES 'f fxS%F5E af.,s5',y Pullman Pss.
s Cd g.a1 4, n 55l q ss@ N; 90 SjcS { an .s g :ss p no n; asA' t tsT:
net FOR Iol;do. daily and for CORY. Iie the Oh
r, f%r,Ha;o sifEs,MS3Ss ~s fl Ss%&S.!!s9,s'A, S Sip,e! 4li i%s:v S,ofrM
vi Ii,a 'p BiSias h gi Ss Esgg:s'.% q q a! frilS.9 ! k,f!o' .s S.';i
::s :S' E e" :4ssSr - $f !: g s. . AZ Z. A . 2. R 3 ~ ( St Il
sS 9 90 p M ns s9s "a q Is a ,nd 5 80 tG q. H m. 7 50. PS35SSt
s Sss :,' ,as !. !? .s4 ' c as :s Enrs sSa c !3Ss :. T.. s s.is,
For Long Bi.gcn. Pos!Ps P'e%San' a5 e in,srs & ~ "a
S Sonss : u.s.. m. Is D. m. do not stop a: AsSury
rob XXX NETIASTIC CITY: LOO p, n. tthrcush Day Ce,ehp
foHeesday.. connec.s for Cape May and Browns Mils.
For 4Ia d r.Ik Railroad. Goo a. m. DAILY. excep, SUNDAY,
~ 90 n m. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:i6
p. n. w~SdifoR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave as follows -
90, 20, : 90. s go. 9 no. Chicago Limited, IN
Dining car. and 10 10 washington LimitSt and tioe
:s JS:' ] a. 60 s ! 60 q; 10 Z 90 = . e. 80 "a e, i IS 70. 1Is e:
ACCOMMODATION. II 10 a m : 40 and 90 ; N: SUI;
a. NJ. zoo. {. 90. 80. 100. 8 80; 100 aid 100
The View. YORK Transfer Compans Will call for snd
check baggage from hotels and residences through -
destination.
CUkS. E PVGH. J. X WooD,
General NanaCeA General psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" fooT OF LiBLErY,sTj NORTH RayER
4 80 an. for Easton. asueh Chunk. wilkesbar.
ssHnt %1iiu RRgadlns;. n T. Ts%sSga sS.mO.irii sSa.
WHO'S 90 ar, ! "a a." e sf p.SIss.
90 toI Ea,,O9 ! sns MaSsn Chunk. On suna,,s
Eaton SION, a S' Sn ' foT fa aad Sh3 MSaeR Chunk. wrkc.porr.
sIaamoS!., sanSary, wiiiamspOfs. Through Buffet P.iIoi
\" 90 p ~ dsI for EastOn. Mquch Chunk. Reatirs.
AZ p m. Tor rastoS. Mauch chunk. Readins'F Harr,
burg. wllkesbarre. scranton. Tamaqaa Pot,sdlle. shame
20 p m m. for for f aston 81? MSut AIiS cn@nR. Reading. HART.
sufs %ssuSSaay: ss5 10 , %S:n.o~n.
ffGssO Kg;ra M FOR n fa'5SSd ana a, N.I?%r,oS"l5 rrrSa,%.
l ;I For F r. d. It %it5. si5. ii'NG a. @.' I:so, / 80.
. gforp. Long R-anch and points south 70 roiD: Pleasant.
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 a. M, +W
Z e For = Red SS Bank. at s: tts =, s J 30 a !. rs IS. a a, 20 20 : ! So 80 100
FOR LAKEWOOD.
T,u. River. Riulceat Park. and Barlccat, I -. : ID
a For For Atlantic city. vineland and BridgetOn. at rs an.
l Toe Monmouth Beach and seabrisht. at rs. iii'
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL blue LINE.
For phiiadelp6S a. . 90. n - q 90 IL 500 TO- a iS.
s : ioS. IS. ; ! 90: :CS.. : ii VOOo an H.. zoo, SO. 800. 800
eept sunday . m. . 90. $40. ) 90 p ma II Is alsns
Ir1in; ea>ngg Z, a S,s6 90 ei li 80 S a mi ! Si:h,l. SsuSSdSSy;
3: 90. ; 90. q 90 p NJ, have connection for keadhs' ""'
For Sunbary and wiliamspOr. VIA rhilaieIpS,a 2; aAs
e 1., q; & S 80 sGnet n rl5tS' 's Sunday w. FOB p, r, ~.
v Tickets and PaIloT:.Car seat, can 6ep4currd va we.;
tas;,h st, isut East ' %is5.s.st' Scw.Ycrk i court't $50
FU,scass os RrSadTay cd GrSS6Iy% vii, call for and eAsss
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
CLAW LAChAN ANNA
IHlGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

r,ssrNGrR TRAINS leave 100, OF Cortlsndt and
De-brossa. st.. a. follows
a m for Siatington and Int, rmedi ate points.
= m. Tor Geneva Lyons. Elrita. Rochester. Buffalo
md rho Nest. PottsNillc and principal local points. Chair
chi 70 Lyons and Pullman car { Su-pcn>ior bridge
""g 90 n M. fr Mauth Chunk and in:cfmediat" points.
II a n. Tor l.. aud II. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car TO Mauch chunk.
VI" n m FOR Tunkhannock and mtcrmcdlatc points. Chair
car To- Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. -. u,,n. ,,u.A, ,on..
Chair car to wilkesbarfe ana Pullman sleeper 10 SUSPENSION
Bridge. u. Ma. cAu,,
roints Chair car To Maurh Chunk.
poInniio n m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate. points.
Connection b. Eoadnc and Harrisburg.
% m. FOR Geneva. Lyons. Elmlra. Rochester. Buffalo
and IA, West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Brldgr.
n m ronncc: for all points IN MahanOy and Hazlcton coal
regions. - rp,,~.
y q N. for Mauch Chunk. lia1!rton and intcrmeti late
points. aud II 1. III. Tor shenandoah ana intermediate
p0t5 10 n. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
7 n IN for Geneva. Lyons, FlnirN. Rochester. EuTalo
and the West. pullman sleeper u Lyons and Suspension
~ General Eastern ONE. 235 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
Cost mo founo

I OsT. NTEAYrD or STOLEN.
trrm ! last 1Str,t, O.. pee. 2d. q Wilt" poo,lr dog.
\ liberal reward viii be raid rlon turn Of same and no
question, asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
lnsirufilon.
For Rows and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR boys lntrmcdi.tc ana sdIag iCn
"A: gtadgS S S. student Iwysp11['Gc 10, II = Wet ssth.st.
A -CIECULARS OF o SCHOOLS FREE; -i%,e
TrYSsoSx ' 'SI s4s, .? School, sa' nurcau. 2 W inb.st. y. Y
INSTRUCTION in commercial ~blanches, elocq'ion. mill.
j ,ary science and ,acuc- and deficient English given Oh
1I6isPsdays between > and :, o. aaa1cc,. ,.1.n..
NJ " LYoN,s ooLLEGiAIL d%STlTs gi, and . E S;S
pare, iol collesy. scientific ;chSol or 9u'inG,,' ..,,,,,.n.a
.chS> on one ~soe.; "ss;s e s;.I - ,.', ,ss"%, aims at
P] Ia5d3,iss by y. c e. @,li f'9G ;Sr i i,.1 liz w ssgss, 'i ha~ t.
s si%Hy, i by ,Gs m: :ac5a!~t :. ia s9a u 'PoS' SqS ss5c'GiPP PsP,on al
attention to Zach; limited . twelve scholar
s =. c. nt R%;fB'Ri'iTciKSssio rro5lln al""'
For Young LAdies-City.
"A"-1E;fiXi dd R' FOR SSP si MS. GAN 5tS.a!:. sad year.
Mrs. GARDNER, Author Of " History IN Rhyme
=; SsrP P1y o. sS IsS}to e ypJSSi rI E3PIES Y, %Sl I r!dpac
Oct. ist. 1880; french i, the l.asYagg Of ,he family sadd
frrnch convcI.S,ion. SpcclaI attention TO Ea:li'h. French
'aa iS Ss'Y Van, primary d'%EgiH5iTE,"Ht 4. c. MrAns. Principal.
,,lss NJ. BLAcKwFLL'S School and KindcrgarDn FOR
vi Children rcopcns 0ctoocr !. At 100 Ea.i .Sd.st
THT MISSES HoYTS .,uc,., ,.nn con,m
bar 20 I'D we.t 7a,h'st'
VAN xoRMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1857. Home and
' Day school. GOLD AID BRo\ZE MEDALS. rAKIs
EXPnSITION. 1859. go and 80 lists: and West
Rid ave. Nine. VAN NORMAN, Principal.
For Both Se4es-City.
A1rS rTRNZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND y
NITYPFWRIrING, % Clinton Place, sth-st: near
n,oadv sv.-Scparate and thorough instruction advance;
mrnt rapid certificate Of competency on graduation. Call
or send FOR circulars.
TINE nTRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. "a. l
Chicago Rcrlin. Paris. Sc. Best instruction $40 per term.
Musical Inst ruction for both sexes.
NEw. YORK CONSERVATORY, B East l4th.st
~ TIIE OLD AND FAMOUS -
VOCAL SCHOOL,. PIANO. SCHOOL,
ORGAN SCHOOL. ...... NlOLlN SCHOOL
and SCHOOL FOR ALL BRANCHES or MtSlC. Elocu'
ton. Modem Languages. Drawing and Painting The
NEW.Y ORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
For 20 years located at
, EAST 14TII.ST. ONLY. Sd DOOR EAST OF jTH-AVE
Established ls03-ChaIter'd 1895.
PEN DAY AND EVENING for the Reception Of Pupils.
Brooklyn.
A -A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"A. Boarding and Day School for Girls. 10th year opens
sept. %. address for circulars. l3s.lW Monteeue-st
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

R~ANJo-nETIKY u a. TIE cii banjo i'a7o broadway.
Branch 50 West 125th''t-
For Young Ladies-Country.
DELv1DERE stNlNAhY,msi l%'5 Tor a tnp G5 : ia.
Is oar.c IN Hgr,ne'c rs SSl.r e e III has "o been 'hPccgIected
; ,Gsyl.. stTGMiiYNRY. %Belyidcrg. New.Jer,cy. ,
I'M INSTITUTE. T~arryt.wn. \; Y.> BOARDING en- en-
HDay School for A a%""SM st. h7 ~ N E cl1i'Iy iriiiiIin';irsT
nDt ~ XGIyG LADIES, SEMINARY. Freehold. = Jm
! ! pleasant M n29' ET Y D sE@H,LL. Principal
Rows and Young Mcn-Country.
~RoEDIN1oMNN. + r. il. T. IaElIIN2 N, lf ffiaaira' -
ID Lieut.. r.. d. LAND0N Counandaut.
CFt ELTaiEldg lS5. aSAD sad ,a!?o"55i@ $e% T,: .;hesI
eSuiipncnt. Gymnasium, m.itlf{ dilao Sc ro, r PrU
&C., address ,ouy CALVIN RICE. A.. NJ. Principal
SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Milford. conn;
h !. a :oa .:,S VII % Sdl Es,i Y RENE f:s''' By NJ ''' li r1yeP.'f sa i2.'el
,S-TY,y BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poiqlse"psic. y Y
E6nHcanN ali The year Tholourh insjrl11on IN hooHE~l5 n %
BANKING, 'Sn"s'TT%. @irgfaphy. Stenocraphy Typowf tinr, g.:
B.;inc'; @cp p,r ,grIf, for litaa al FINISHED Send for catrs.
reTTToLD INSTITUTE. %tfchold: y j. I'm yE'r
+ lH,Iie.e If.par1tion 2 speciality business hlfh -'o'0'
7, rviyG INSTITUTE. T.rrytown-on- Hudson. Al attr1e.
! live ;caSGl for Boy AEENM n AG9%S'%SccSIr ES' d. 'rranciial.
nur urGuLANn MILITARY AcADEMY, worcTT ftm:
uas.-Thir;y-nth yesr. Sir,t 'qigetHl-lol. i@K'
comforts Pat rairS M,o ana JOSE I6sFpH RT!fDEN SHAW. M:
- orwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
NORWALK. CONN.
prenares for College or business.
rhoroueh teaching. careful uainlnS. ModeI~"
charges. Superior building.
Circular OH request a,rr~c p,,tna,
raE rEEh>hLL MILILAKI AcADEMy, ,,osu.
l '7' 1o TsT E. S.s riiL i,f: 4 n NJ D. PRINCIPAL.
= uMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. v
- At THL BRYANT SCHOOL. Eo~yn.. l. - ~
o. overlooking l.. I. Sound. Send for lH'''''t'n
(, rNNFR SCHOOL a. the Peekskil Mlltrf AalemJ'
- -Ioraiion hcaNul care and nsinctWh eN,'lenI
JOHN Y. TILDEN. a. NJ. NJ. D. frmc'pA"
Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. G. &
w IL. X. Il. l.. CO., Lc>see.-rrains leave West eds
Station (Ncw. YorI. A. fOlow~. and 20 minutes earlier
from the foot of Jay.st.. New York Hamilton. London.
Detroit and Oh cagO. 10 10 A. E.. - - u. H.. 3 Il y. M.
-. Louis. > Is SID y u. Toronto. 10 u a. M. 70 Is
sis y. ~. Buffalo. 10, hester. Suspension Bridge, Mag
ara FALL. Ctca td syracuse, 3 30. 10 - a. IN, > -,
g Is p ~. and al 80 = ~; rgn, only to Utica. KIM;
- Is u. N. Catskill ami Albany. 3 30. ~. 10 10.
Point Cornwall Ncwburs. 3 80. .7:l5 : - t;0:Ij.
10 -. ali 30 a. M. I Is 81 go. 30. - 10 So &C 81.
- Il. ~ - y 90. Montreal and Canada la>t. : IS a. IN,
,5:1r u. m. Elegant sleeping cars for BIfao Niagara
Falls Detroit. CHICAGO and It. Iouts on all through
Trains. .. s.. Leaves IrooNlyn. Via Brooklyn Annex.
aio 70 a. M: = :. 40 y. D.. jersey .,itN. J.. 4. Il. Station.
- II 20 a. m. : 3 ~ D. ~: 'Dily,, laly e\cept sat
urdsy. An other trains daily except SUNDAY. For tickets,
tine ia be. parlor aud sloeplpecar accommodation or In.
Fulton st. Annex office. 1905 Of lultou-,t. New York city:
3Gg 80 ~ 27l Hr,lIw,l. l3 ipNcrv. H. Park
Place - West 12jth~t. and West Sfor" station. foot ot
Wsst td IT.. and foot ~ Jay-,t. North River. C.. f..
IAMpFRT. General Passenger AGENT. ) vanderblt-avc.
New vory.
N EW-lORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAILwAY.-Train, l0ye West 42ds a. follows
for N ddictown. EllcnYilc. Liberty, Delhi, Norwich.
Oneida Oswero. Chicago; I 20 1. NJ. for Campbell Hall.
MiddctIwn. EllcnVlllc. Liberty o % p. M. for Middle.
town. Liberty. Ne,lton, oneida Central Square. Oswego.
Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. 81. Louis.
. Daily. All other train, daily except SUNDAYS. ri keta,
Timetables. 323 B'"av. J. G. ANDERSON. GEM Pas
scnrr Agent. 10 Exchange e~e. =. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

AIRS ETRNZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
NITYPFWRIrING, % Clinton Place. sth-st.; near
Iioadw. Nv -Scarite and thorough instruction advance.
nrnt rapid certificate Of competency Oh graduation. CAL
or send FOR circulars.
TN ur RTRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. no |
i West 9jth.St. Rranches Boston. Phlla. Washing ton,
Chicago. Berlin, Paris. &c. Best instruction $40 per term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
t0lntcr Resorts.
lR. STRINGS SAHITkRlUM,

~NKNTUI.N -TNTNN'~,
o,., 49, .hc ,,.r. Iqulpprd with Oet appliancc+
,no1g thom massage. vacuum treatment, Swtcl'n move
.u.tnn-1ry treatment. ecc trirl.y. Turkish. russian,
Eou,n a.. t'O-thormsl. French Gogch and other bans .u
- 'rrr,i N,.D,. A cheerful resort fof treatment o. IecfcA
zion. Or'lo1f and indoor SPORT. send Tor clrcNIHf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
Il
Musiral Instruction.

-,xro HENRY C.. DOBsoN; sole msnnfactureT anu
RhNJW- ~ tbe patcnt Bcll banjo. 1870 Broad"'''
pr,nrh 20 West 12Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
CTRIOSITIES
TIE STAGE.

nv LAURENCE HUTTON. with Copious and 'harac.
terstic Illustrations. Crown $40. Cloth, Gilt Top ana
Uncut Edges, ~ 80.
"Vbcn Nv Hutton leaves the Literary Landmarks OF m"
Old World 10 show ne tho theatrical landmarks OF his own
I.ud we follow him gladly. SUR Of the guidance or on" 80
erudI,e accurate and svmpathehc. In these pages. Tor me
Nrsf Tim. is given q complete record Of The NuroslI'>
the American stage and a most curious and attractive
record 10 is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
SEVEN DREAMERS.

SEVEN DEEAMERS.
A Collection OF Seven Stories. BY ANNIE Ih' Mh' '''
SIOSSON. Post $40. Cloth. ornamental. 81 p.
"a charming collection Of character sNcuhrs ny
s:orie>-humorols. pathetic and romantic-oi Ne".fhIIsnI
country life. The volume includr~ How rain Gam anu
Went 'iotanv Bav.' Aunt Randy 'fishin' jimmy
'Buttcrnecc- Deacon Pheby's Selfish Naiut.' ana a
Speakin' Ghost
FRANKLIN SQUARE song COLLECTION,
no. :.
Two U,re,od ravo,,,e Songs and Hymns FOR Schools and
Uomc.. Nursery and Fre,idc. selected bv J. J. Mo
CiSKEY. with the ;udinont- Of Music. Ho'"' 7N''
Pap,r. 80 cents Bolrd-. 60 cents Cloth. -. inform
with the previous issues in this series
In households where Young folks ~froqn"nuF ~@H' IN h"
charm. indulge iu SOM vocal music. hail q H"'-. ''l"'> -"
the Franklin square >ou- collection N""n -. wy
much appreciated. We ear honestly recommend t' '"'N
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w FOR OUEINSTOW% y LIVERPOOL.
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terms: Storage, 40. Company once. SO. ~ Broadway.
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j. BRUCE ISMAE. Agent
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For Young LAdies-City.

nj Children rcopcns OCTOBER !. at 100 East ssd.st
TINE MISSES HOYT'S
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So long and m,orlblv known to all southern tourists. will
thi- ycir hc nor attractive than over beior'.
Ia addition to new painting and furnishing. baths have
been added 20 different suites ot rooms. which improve
Il ents vii make Tire Chsrl' ,ton ll0:ei. in It's appoint
mrns. be oud 10 nOuo IN the south.
l.. II. JACKSON. PrOp'r. Charleston. y. G..
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Nrm Unblildtlons.
HARPER * BROTHERS, Ncw-lork,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED;
A NEW VOLUME

A NEW VOLUME
TIE ODD NUMBER SERIES.
Ton Tale. by FRANCOIS CoPPEE. Translated bv Wall
TIN LEARNED. via VIfty Pen. and Ink Drawings
hr IIprRT r. TERNER. and an Introduction by
RRANDFR MATTHEWS. 16mo, Cloth, oman 'nta4'
81 o. I'm "The Odd Number Series.
NJ. Coppce's street views in Paris, his lnu'rlors ms I'M,
Ir - ~ cnnv Incinclv succcsSful. lie Is a Partisan from
his vouth up. and even in prose he is a poet lrrhapS ms
T. y,h bs nicturr. OF Paris are uneurpI~>all" IN tlcii IT,
iicity and i'm their varicty.-Brandcr Matthews.
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A GALE At SKANEATELES.
TIE SHORES OF THE LAKE STREWN WITH
RUINS
UNUSUALLY HIGH WATER INCREASES THE
DAMAGE-sNow IN THE MOHAWK
VALLEY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUsE.I

Syracuse, ~ Y, Feb 2O.-A dispatch from
Ekaneatces tonight says This town was
visited last night by a hurricane which exceeded
anything in the memory of our village. The
shores all along the lake are nothing but scene
Of wrcckage and ruin. IcehouScs, lighthouses and
all the outbuldings along the south shore are
totoIly or partly destroyed. The beautiful boat
house owned By John +. Waller is stove in at
the front and wrcnched out Of shape Boat
houses owned by f. w. Shear and w. Wallace
have disappeared altogether. The large icehouse
used by p. Wilson is almost gone The shores
are washed and the sea walls are damaged. The
ice storchouse used by Philander Wilson was
cleared Of all its contents. The sea wall alone
marks the violence of the storm The large
powders in the wall are displaced, and the water
rushing through has washed the shore to the rock
bottom The lake at this time IS above hlgh-
water mark, which is unusual at this time Of the
year. making the storm much more destrucIlc,
Fonda y. Y, Feb. 20.-Ihc blizzard whlcn
struck the Mohawk Valley last night continued
today. IL was the worst storm OF the season.
The snow which fell last night drllted Dady' ana
railroad traffic was interrupted. -
Glens Falls y. Y, Feb. 2O.-A heavy iaIl 0l
snow occurred to-day, and lumbcrmen iecl gieaIH
encouraged. strong wind tonight drll'eu thc
SNOW.
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in q vacant lot The body was drawn up to the
house on a stOncboat No one ever TOOK enough
interest i'm the case to inquire as to the cause
of his death 1t was said by one of the detectives
yesterday that IIaiShts life was insured Some
time after a step-son died; from what, no one
here seems to know. 1
About wear ago Mrs IIaiSht's house burned
down. 1t was insured. The detectives are look
ing up these points, and say that some interesting
facts likely to come out ON Monday IhsnC s,ii uig
coroners iurv will decide whether or not Pecksklll
should 20 to the expense Of having the stomach
of the dead woman chemically analyzed.
As it is there is the greatest interest IN one
case here This is the first time that anything
of the kind has occurred, and local PRIDE has
been shocked exceedingly.
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that message which thi, fair Republic send to the
kindryds of all people.
II give me great pleasure to be associated with the
Inauguration of this great enterprise. No ono can
tell how wide and deep and strong the stream VIII
be that Shall have IT. origin here. We cannot
follow 10 through the generation, that are 10 come
IL j. left i'm your charge. citizens Of Allegheny, ana
speaking for itS generous donor, ] declare 1t now
to be opened to public use a. a place
of assembly for all. and charge you
that you care for il in such manner that it, highest
usefulness may be reached. and that it may not III
your hands faI below the high thought which was
in the mind of him who has out 0t ha own pcr,0n9l
means erected and dedicated tins library to public
use
1t Is stated that Mr. Carnegie has decided 10 m
his rift for library to Pittsburg from SloOO,-
coo 10 - 900 600