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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-25

''Snowipg!''
HI it isr'
When The HERALD's inspector entered
the Congress back parlor at II o'clock
Thursday night the above cherished bit OF
conversation fell on his ears.
One of the men was up to his eyes in
business having a stack of chips that
would cash up $3.50, but he kept at it
making hard struggle to beat
the faro game. He was slender
man with fierce mustache, wore a slouch
hat and bygoly air. Every time he
played he ripped out an oath, as if that
would knock the right cara out of the pack.
His checks were dwlndling away, and as
he stacked the last pile on the queen be
said with an oath:
HERES TO THE PoORHoUSE!n
The dealer ran of the cards and ne had
lost. Here's to the poorhouse" he NUT
tered as be tumoed down stairs, drank a
hnger of whisky and fell into the street.
Out into the dark he coursed his way
home. His months Wsges had frittered
away and his wife and children must i've
on such credit as they can pick up around
town. Last months grocery bill has not
been met, ana the money that had been
promised to pay it with was now in tie
pockets of the gambler. Had not this den
been open that night that man might have
led d different life. But it was and is
tioCrishing, and is as respectable as the
rest
Had the chief of police done his duty
that family would not have been euchred
out of the money that was rightfuily theirs
The little girls would not be shrinking
their shrunken forms in old clothes and
looking shaobier than their neighbors. 1t
was not his money, but theirs, that was
taken by the percentage process.
ha., roll h 10 ,,Ic,,
stud poker.
Have hand; We'll make it four" said
the heeler as he turned to the HERALD en-
issary with view of ropiuing him in. He
was u young man showing refinement, but
dissipation was beginning to leave the lines
of the mouth tiabby and the eyeids broken,
giving that lecherous look that marks the
faces of men who have surrendered their
manhood to the games of lust.
"a little gambling is good thing. if that
little be respectable say The truckers
after votes
The chief has hearkened to the demand
that gambling be made respectable. That it
be brought down from the garnet and for
ward from the back room and be conduc-
ted openly and above board. 1t is brought
out of the dark timed can cellars, and it's
light is not hid under bushel, that man
may have chance for his money, which
means that instead OF suffering the agony of
being skinned at a single sitting, the deli
cious torture be spread over great many
| sittings ana that he be heeced feather at q
time. The advantage of legitimate gam
DING OF the respectable kind is thata man
is more hkel, to stand by it. II he was
skinned outright at single deal he would
see the dupe that he is, and reform his
ways by swearing off. This would only
give the keeper what money he had on his
person. BY giving the player show and
skinning him an inch at time on the per
centage plan it allows the victim to recu-
perate his purse from week to week, from
month to month and from years end to
years end. A regular customer is always
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-25

Inquire of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
+, EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGE.R TRAINS leave foot Of cortiandt and
a.. m for Slatngton and intermediate points; Nasal.
10 a. M for Geneva Lyons Elhr' hoenSstr' bSnss
AM, ;be West Pottsvle and principal Local points Cha
ear To- Lyons aud Pullman car TO sn pnslon
e@' .So an for Mauch Chunk and intermedate points
II a. m for L. aud b. Junction and intermediate ponu
n m FOR Tunkhannock and intermedlate points Chsn
ear 10 Tunkhannoe Connection " Headlhs ana Harris
40 M for Elmra and principal intermediate points
CHAT D Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 70 Suspensioa
Bridge. a., D..,.,,,o Nt,,.h CHUNK and ,ntarr,adt
40 nnCCirtS Chair ear 10 Mauch Chunk.
~" 10 n m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
!" M for Geneva LYONS Emra, Rochester BUaat
aud he West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspenstos
Bridge, 90, - - "a q IA
m connect for all points In Mahonoy and Hazeton coal
"h'O"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 a. for Maueh Chunk, haselton ana intermedian
points and IL o. IL for Shenandoah and intermedian
points. 90, .,-, -, t.,.. 49,. .,..
N m FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Roche ter Bufale
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspensia
pf'uS' General Eastern once. os5 Broadway
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nrcnRnEn MORTGAGES.

IN I w Fantum, 3 lSOul-sV, Z
y,l Tt.sv' . Years 81 80 - Ia. we..
Banta Flz a, TO Broadway Savings i"''' 49,
tttb.et 3th.s, / year, $4,000. e..os popk W g I'd.
Brlel Christian, TO German Savings A'
ave S2d.st year 2) SoUOJ' To Ina "a n S9thst
Crawford, Francis, to MuUuai i'ii0 ~ "
" sth.ayc 1 year Si3O0O 4, r ranIton "A Mulberry
CauonigDi, Pasdua!e, 70 NJ i'
st. months GbSrles to Mddlebrook, 0lS's'
etaNo III linn CONGREGATION Ohab zedek Norlo'N
81" 49, T Thomas to Clark, Sd-aNe' DiOOA
yeP l15 TIOHD0 to Decker 84th-st 1thave'
year FiS, COO: a.. NJ Newman n 7Sth-st, W
,o,hore q vcars morris. $1,000; .,o corrony
lO III noc.Sv D. TO New.YOrk Lie Ihsurahco NonP"''
Htegtsst ~ 9daye years, sie Geo. ,.o.ud o,o ~
,ooo'aoc' sarah to w S Smith, n Cohcoru-o'e' '"
roSyncfon.st : wears 81. 000 oa.uo . ao,b
NOR JuiS to c G. Boomngdale' -u-a'e' . ''
st. gGsr' F9'O TO- Hecht No 27o churchst year.
81 900. . r. = xingsland n S I19th-st. W
5th-aVc, years, s9OOU. =, erorso, q Manhattan ave,
Norton, Marie D. to to, = 6o NJ s"'ns'S'
Somo 80 same same property, year 80!
49, q IN fremont Building ana Loan no6
Va nctonaVe n Quarry Road, lnstalIs
Robinson g. jr, to L 6uydam, l5Sd-S'' ''~"'e'
years, So, 800. o,o ,,roro,tv q wears s1s 600.
SSarb w IN. 10 Z Arras, 5 cor 1lu-"Ne anu own
s"y-Sgbt 8 j. to Eliza Hedges 119th-st' 7thaVe'
Weicr A. to Il Weber, 21st-st Sd-aVe years.
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xnrEsr SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. &
sutoa NSwYOr0 as follows, and 20 minutes earlier ron
the foot Of Jay.st New.Y0rk; Hamilton, London. Detso
ana chicago 10 rs a M - rs :; MI IN = rs p M,
IS M p1m. Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Nlagk
"a Fans, Utica and Syracuse. 49, .io;i5 q. ~ IS is
ton, $50 ne ss al ,S sS a. IS Is ,Dt
- lS p M - 20 5 a1S S;So' iS 10 w
Point Cornwall, NewbuIs 3 80 4 rs SIS, 10: Is
s ID. IiiS y m; Montreal and CaAda East is ~
IS rs Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara fSk
Detroit, Chieaeo and ST Louis on all through tFsns
neaNs b'oJ~y1 C Nln hp,o9sya Annex; si0 80
80 N. DAILY Daily, except saturday. An oths'
trains daily except Sunday. For tickets time tables, pr
loI aud sleeping car ACCOMMODATIONS, information sppy
eiees % y, mssinS ION ~ Futo,ss' ~
io5hst and West Shore stations foot Of west s5d 4
foot OF Jayst., North River. C. +. LAMBERT, Genefs
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DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA AND
WESIEkN Ia LI.v AD


Shortest Line. NesuOuIed fVlHkth Ioachea
Water cap Stroudsburs scranton, Binghamton owego.
Ithaca Waverly, llmra, Corning, Balh panNlIe Sher-
bnrne Waterylie Rlehhed sprngs Utica M Morris,
termediate stations Connects at scranton with trains for
fltOn WikCsbarre, DanNlNe, anu NoluhuhOcflahui Nv
Buual0 with trains for the West
30 a. m.-IilnehamtOn Mall, Win Boonton. -
p. Bnghanton and Emirp Express for Water Gap.
StroudsbuPg, Scranton OWego Wavery, &c. a:
barre
4l0 p. m.-scranton wlkesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press.
80 p. m. (day)--Bunalo Limited Express via Pater-
SON. Tor Stroudsburg Scranton nghanton Owego, Wa
VERY, klmira Corning, Bath W9yand, Dansvile. Mt.
Up Cdally)-Buiiao Utiea ana Oswego Express, for
Strondsburg, Scranton Binghamton, Cortland Syracuse,
kClton Greene Oxford Norwich Sherburne WaterVtlle
iiehneld Springs, &C. and ali points Buffalo division
connects with trains for the Vest.
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NI EW.YoRK. oNTARIO AND WESTERN

RI EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN kAlLWAY.-frains leave West 42dst IS follows
wsny minute , earlier from foot Of Jpyst 80 .of
Uswego. Chicago; 80 p. m, for Campbell Hail Middle.
town, Ellenve Liberty g rs D. for Mddletown Lib
erty, walton Oneda Central square Oswego. Rochester
M,asarn . hss Dan, PesrS ch,sSsS st ESsls ~
broadway. ]. q. ANDERSON, General Passenger XssaS
Al nxehan1a place NJ. n.
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flats TO Get, Hnfnrnisbeo.


A SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS, steam heated, deco.
A rated hall boys elevators fuel Slstst, S2dst near
PARK; i5thst near Madison 47thst near Lshington
Decorated steam heated furnished for desirable tenants
Particulars O'RETLLY BROS. New-fofk storage Ware-
house Offices 44thNt. and Lexingtonaye
THE YOSEMITE. Park.aye., corner 02d-st-Very de.
sirable apartment. exceptionally gbt ana sunny 70
lot IN this 0rst.cass reproof building. Moderate renr
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Anttion Sales of 6eaI Cstaie.

Holm f. b. SMYTH, Auctoneer ,....ros
j will sell at the Real Estate ENchanse'
bo I,bartv-st. at 10 O'Clock noon,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1881,
TXECUTORS SALE. a., w..
r. ,o,o .bo ostotp OF the late Eliza Chester l0l West
7fstst s.storv high stoop yellow stone dwelling on o'
19GX10n.J feet
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gountrp propertp tor Sale ano 10 iet


A DECIDED BARGAIN. M0yNTAiS ,i 5000 oas
A South orange n. J.-For sale on Scotland hSaI;
minutes walk from station very his ,aeiops resi-.
ssne every ely Convenience large stables and car;
rIagehouse about acres finest lawns, saruo" "
fruit: greenhouse fully stocked. Permits.
''' 'EDW. P. HAMILION co, 20 B.way: -
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oN.-A comnod Gus VITA lii
rees charming Views Is OF six houses on ABOUT ~
acrss in choice nelghborhood easy o. aeee. se or
TeTe bo naraly furnished and lot for term Of years %
desirable tenant Particulars plans, PhotogsahS WIN
IHAKLf3S MACRAE, 533 5th.aye., cor. 4lth.sS
~ on SALE OR TO LET.-At BelmaF, jersey Coast
miles from Long Branch. near outlet OF rve YEA sano
cottages with wrtr and rents $50 1000 ana s'Vy
Apply to A. KING. Executor No 80 Wiliams.., y. l.
rIoTEi, TO RENT AT MAMARoNECK, NJ Y;-Ihe
IL old road-house known as H. summers hoseI ~, az
poste n. " n. H. H. r. T. DEPOT 40 minn ,,h , a,oe
from Grand Central Depot containing 20 rooms WIN Dafn
liable sheds and conservatory. Address W. br,ADi.E
Ren; AGt., New.Haven Conn.,, or apply TO j. u NAIL
mo RENT AT MOUNT VERNON. y. Y;-Two first
L class houses Chester Hill minutes walk rom ,
dSnot. o5 minutes ride from Grand Central Depot VIA
NJ v n. II. & H. r. r.. with all the modern improve
nents including and gas. eSntanlne y rooms
Att New-Haycn Conn, apply to S. Van Tasseii
Agent at Pass. Station. .------
I'M n LET IN LYME, CONN.-Redbank cottage, ~ rooms
l thoroughly furnished and comfortable; hne views
Hefore coming address Mrs SALISBURY liking time
WHERE WILL YOU sUMMERf HAVE YOU
ton and do so without delay Splendid COTTAGES furnished
desirable mart es Meals and att ndanee from Lawrence
Beach Hotel II desired. his beautiful localy adJoils
Cedarhust and Lswrsnes anee1t OR atEng boans
and fishing with freedom from annoyanees OF every de
SC ption. Address for map and tickets BENZ. w.
HIfCHCOCK, owner, II Chombers-st. New-York.
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Railroads,
Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICAI
AND
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets, as
f0iiows:-
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.
Railroads.

THE FAST LINE.
S'ov A. m-Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Parlos C,,.
ssss as Rsu s'5gSss y n. g i;
IHa PENS e. y 1nSAS NAP LIMITED United
ioSo A. h oS a sSclusysy Of Pullman u.
o5stS.oa Cas- r sses dnsn RT Sss sSs.
bar d :. r. s Ss's sdaS S
an nS%' and once mSSa css s ss an and g
cincinnati no a. M. and Chicago 9:45 day.
2Ge ~ ve5ps ei s,epHs c. E i Es
York and da Dining ca" from New YorS Louis
eSa%Su sn' s'fS5 SS'a Sss GSssss
300 n" rH nns @ 81; sGSi 5'l 2&rE ssS' day
$50 M.-Pqilm9a yestl0.gle sleeping Car NewYok
S 6S5s cars a. tSS SH.'isb s sS R hs
burg TO Richmond AID Chicago. Arrives a. Cincinnati
D scond m5r1Sg 6onnsc for a cIsys Sls
and Toledo daily, except saturday:
Pacific EXPRESS.
Ns%Ro S T. enDSs n Va "a 4. E
ssSG SssS:s: 3; f5:Ss s.
e. assssHa @ sSd oSSamSS: s.'SSsy
Wnsni4gton United E8piss, Of Pullman Pafo, ca
Win DiRIlg Car, daily except SUNDAY. 10 10 a. N,
I%sed days With Dining Car at 'sa s
M s1d 30 % Co. e sRa OS
and 80 For MA 49, Sao and 20 200 @ I
AdIAT SI5o. CITY lS0 p NJ weekdays With
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
RRs D9s a. and 70 10 Shflsl WE'D
Dining Carr and IL 900 M, IL 30, 100, 2;lo, 100,
1890. 400. 1870. 90, 100, $50, 800, ADD 100
d. m. and IL 10 night Accommodation, ii 10 a. m.
$40 and 2 100 2; m. SUNDAYS, Express, e:iS
8 90 no Limlted), and 10 m, 90 a. 30 60,
80, 100. and 900 D. m, and IL l5 night. Accom-.
For time Of trains to local points the Penn.
sylyaaia Railroad System, apply at thiolowing Tcket
Ofces: Nos. ], 435, $40, and 9fi BROADWAY Astof
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt St.; Coe
,S SSS SO BPOofyn ln3 rs 0iII noosn sso
Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baegare from hotels and residences through 10 Destination
CHAS. f. puGH. j.: X; WOOD,
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nlisrellaneons
RAILROADS.

fOuFID I'VE.
rHE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITH
Train, leave n foIown
$40 A. NI.-tASI NAIL. For Albany, tIca, Syra-
1000 '' A. n'i M%GilicIGo vEsTIBULE LIMITED. due
1880 a. MSDD% w 81 DAY ExPREss-Daly s1oeO'
1900 con.-soUTHwEsTERN YEsTIBITILIE6 LIN.
IfED-Due Cincinnati 10 100. Indianapolis IL III a. m'
45S r m.oS0RrH SHORE vEsTIBULE limited Ed;
Due at Detroit at 0 :l5 a. M chicago 'oV D. H. ~
600 p. m.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREssT7jpue Chicago
sa 800 cMfnnaaib I G:66gS &N6 GoNfREAT Ex
1856 5'L r: .m.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
' fsG.a s 4SP cHtSASGS 81
S5R nE5S
psfp'' d r SS SS ss: 80 fS
ALBXSSSY!iR7 $0 5 5 i6 4 10 o5 As 70 90
noon. 80, 55. 80. 0Co, 1928 49, 9lo D. m''
e1o 10 go II 10 e. N :oS b ~ 20
u1 HfSS2 AN 2S 4Y I9A QS Sl o 10 90
~ 100 noon. so. 600 80 $40 D. H. L w
SS AZ TO 70 p 20 nsn Zoo n00n
~ Ss 10 90 ito 30 20 noon. $3.50
N1&S8&RA F AG LIZ p 10, 1000 1880 m. l2 10
aHs6 * NJ ASP MoNrREAL-'7A5
Ags9sS SESEvA Il AND GU 1S 10 100
BE.Ek$AIhE HI i : w HARLEM DivisioN-
= efeEs and :SaJ Sleeping Cars raqa
e sp p5 station or at az 80 snS R iston New
n 9ct ssS d hS
Wcstcotts Fxpfess calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through g ssren, Saturday
~, Daily except sunday. SO"ly eA'ep' Sa'uiuAS
U x5oye rains 5sn Ss5 thee laog
az OhS e & 45JSSAT stop " dfo sfE3;
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsBErsS-oo:: l. W.
| 9ith.st n s. 225 It c Of 11tb-ave lOoA'1.9A
49, to Sjh,.t, x5GX9s; 965STSIo'e' 'onn 10000
Decker AID wife to lily Gleuhh! a ovioos "a.
a-tb.st 3 1894 IL LeXington-aNe VoHiV 49,
Ious II Crabowsky and wife 10 MAR "a o n - o0 40
s7h.st NJ $50 q 20 Martin ocRs $4,000
co1rord.ave n W :, $50 ft W OF LcNlhs"hNo' ooO
rab Jackson to Lille j smith, "a a., -''
M.0hatanave q T. 117.3 II OF lO1tn.ss 49,
Saio adelaide N and Edward swasey 10 NUM- 1000
Broadway es lots 81 may },o l 20 no Gussen 5000
isCth.st $50 Will;'2yeib cTne ""' $3.50
eotht 2l61 r. v tth'a WsS a'oAiVVo $4,000
5stRt 100 # Istoys g9AiSo4 INA. 80 200
St. Nichoa.aye s $s7d b, 1. Goh idT.' 215oO
1G9d.st. $40 = TT TIa3Sron - 1900
n ~ s W 8 % It 13lth.st. 091OxlOo; IN
Charles + Hume 10 Mary ~ Hume ,y.;,n
3Sd.st No $40 West Mary T. Caffoh " 'O"
eo 1Sn pSocTty Mary Carroll John Comfy l2'ooo
lotMSi oScna5n g. TO- g iIcescmann.
6jth.st No IA West; Jonas u GoIusni'n " DIT
asd hsa so go West JOan Connolly to Samuel 70 500
,o sSo St 30 IS VI Kate Murphy 70 G Thomas 5000
i2d:st 327 r. q S dIth'ave, lVZA'oo 1880
ljoth.st 5. $50 = Courtand>aVe' ZoAilo oa. 5000
Huster 70 LOUIS Ea I,ocbmann to Giles 10000
Mulborry.st, No 1926; Daniel Rothstan 70 Levy
cbd TGyst'' No So Rothsein to L Roths'ein.
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REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.


Tho sale Of No. 235 East onehundred -ano-twen'
s,tht and of Nos 100 and 1s4 West so
wcrc respectively Adjourned 70 Apri - anu cola
rho socl, Of the Exchange was sold at private SAFE
ros.ordav At s11a being s1,l2o for seat OF ten
shares. -, ,....,4 .aIo o,raadv re-
iu' ~ g. The Tribune were given out yesterday.
o In,ted states Trust Company have sold to Arnold
s,'c obut forty lots Kngsbridge road be,we Sa
Llsug rJ ghty third and one hundred. anu
ss nearly opposite the property purchassy
tL Woreenthau syndicate on private terms; '
~ tiS expects TO subdvlde the properly ana sen ~
TIE foowlne are posted for membership lm u9 aeo
me ioT Gerard r. Brown, Edward Cabot Wild IaeO'
FIt1simons Louis NJ Pcot and George ae Estate
The Committee OF Legislation OF the heaI oidnS
exchange met yesterday Thomas F. MnrnSd p,Gversey
tn Snh mmiitee on city finances reported @ -
me eenhv Bill LIS appointing comnpISsdOn ~
OIL ve the whole subject of personal TAXATION , Tbe
Iy one commissioner Is from New Cny I'D nd
o onnS was adopted The COMMITTEES also s d in
etv on Assembly Bill No. 1,1o4, imRosIne rS mo
oene lax The subcommittee on building nate nil
cSancs' lien laws reported advcrse on vona,sais Hens
e5 no giving priority TO labor and inateSS no
over mortgages If the proceeds o of the
oNsi have been applied to partial reduc'o' Vi "'
mechanics lien
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Ocean Steamers.

Vfeun JlrlHer9.
A NClIOR LINE, l.. S. Mail Steamships.
n NEW.NOlK and GLASGOW, via LONDONDERRY.
Pier 81, n. r., foot OF West 2ith.st.
Anchoria APR. 1S, 80 p May noon.
Ethiopia. Apr. 20, 80 am Deyona May o. 80
Cabin, go and $50 Second class. $50 Steerage $40.
FOR tickets and further Information, apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, z Bowling Green.
C0MPAGNlE GENERALE TranSatlantioue.
~ FRENCH LINE TO IlAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
Companvs Pier new No. a. North River &C. Morton ST.
Ia NoRMANDIE, Laurent. ... Sat, April Il. p. m.
La BItEIAtiN r. Colier.-- Sat, May ?, IL 80 Y.
A. FORGET General Agent, No Bowling Green,
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New. York, Monday, April 49, - e.,

NeyYork Monday, April 13.
- ,o ,,ro hold at the Exchange and Auction hoon
today go. ooa q, ~ Of Columbus-ave, w1
adjourned TO April 20. -, ~ OAK Fast 126th.st Of
Sale Of dwelling, with lou, ~ 80" ~
Cd ave was adjourned TO Apii ~
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Jnstrnrilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
ABoTT SCHOOLS S5 aa and c 6Sa free to p
TuS sps Ss' A sss School BSTeaa West
A CLASS FOR. BoYs.-Intermediate and s dHanessd
A. sad CHASE -
and .sSS9 saa R On
Thursdays between aRd F %f sadsfs' 1,s m.a,.on.v
Paaaasassa 3 fGSsS ;aI3
.Ss. S1s sPSoyed personal
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Las Broadway,
y t2ds sea year, P HnhE oS%msrcsi sSd
e. z. aE RSRdsijSfassoN Principas -
For Young Ladies-City.
"A ,sREX6 DE- o mp MS e 9AkRSSEEs saa v.,,
Mr., aAEDNER. Author Of 'History in Rhyme"
ID. j. sAOhs's
WILL IiS oP MEsT sE R2TH'3 e. 1891.
Complete organization. including primary department
Thf FSG Rsa.fR ~ Saf4s SfIE
nj iesn6rc1 reopens October / $50 East sSdst
SSRAN P Ry5 bR EGg2fsd s5 g'Ps srs
1852 M ESQ yf ~ i p 11d
Musical Instruction
sns e BFOOn
227 Dufhed-st.. Brooklyn.
For Both Sexes-City
= UAfMER SCHOOL OF THE
y METROPOLITAN CONSERVATOR OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY !.
Boarding Accommodations All advantages Of winter school
retained. Send for particulars.
H. w. GREENE 21 East 14th-st. n. Y City.
TC6F BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, No. /
4 Svest o5th.st Branches Boston. rhs. Washington.
Uhicseo Berlin Paris. &c. Best instruction $40 per term
RrooklyR.
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ESSAYS IN THE HISTORY OF RELIGIOUS
TliorGHT IN THE WEST. BY Brooke Foss
Wcstcott d. D.. d. c. L., Lord Bishop of Durham
syo, DID. vi, 307. Macmillan & co.
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Zeal Cstale 20 Gxrbanoe
l. OR EXCHANGE-Free and clear country property
with loan, In exchange for improved real estate In
Brooklyn POTTER CRANDALL. so Flatbushave.,
Brooklyn. ~
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Musical Instruction.
ORGANIsT of prominent church desires pupils organ
~ or piano; New-Yor1 Brooklyn. Address a. L. S.,
227 Dufneld-st.. Brooklyn
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.


1bOZe"0U.
It f. reported that Bishop Brewer has
about decided to make Bozeman his future
home.
Emma, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Blakely, died at Livingston of
pneumonia.
Irwin Armstrong, q locomotive engineer,
injured some time ago by a wreck. died at
Bozeman on Thursday.
The twenty-ifth anniversary of the we'd
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Moore, of Hills
dale, Was celebrated on Wednesday.
Tn Western Union Telegraph company
have concluded to remove their Office from
TIE Tracy building to the new hotel. 1t
will be moved on tho first of March and
occupy a space in the Office.
o. p. Chisholm, of this city. spent o
at the edge of this county, near RAIDERS
burg. Mr.. Chisholm is very much pleased
with what he saw and says that the district
will surely come to the front.
A deed for the Geo. Ruffner ranch, con
limits, WAS placed on reco.d Thursday. The
purchase Was mad by Il syndicate with II.
j. Martin at its head. II will ba plated
and put on the market.
Born, in BoZeman, Feb. II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben AtuIns, q son ut their home,
three miles west of BoZeman, M 3nday, Feb.
8, to the wife of John Harper, a daughter;
Feb. II. to Reuben Stevens and wife. a son;
at Bozeman. Feb. II. to john Kane and
wife, twin girls: at Bozeman Feb. IL, to John
Mitchell n wife, a daughter; at BoZeman.
Feb. 1G, to VIM. c. Miller and wife, a daugh-
ter.
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automatic Manners.

But time changes minds as well as mar.
ncrs, though even now when making
changes from one circle to another, il often
requires that adaptabiiity which could be
said found in one who has automatic man.
nors. However. such radical changes not
only appear IN drawing room repartee,
street dress. etc. among people. but also n
the conyeniences and iuxuries AFFORDED
mankind. Railroad travel is one instance.
a few years ago, comparatively, one had to
consume much valuable time in nm uncom.
Portable way to make what is now thought
nothing OF as n nights journey III q sleeper.
Tn most modern equipment and trans
portatIon facilities can be foEnd on the
fast trains Of the Minneapolis d. ST. Louis
railway to Chicago, st. Louis. Hot Springs,
Kansas City. etc. Ingdire of any agent OF
tho company, or G. nj. Pratt, general tic .et
and passenger agent. Minneapolis. Mian.