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Delaware, Inchnwanna md Western II. X.
stations in New York foot of Bnrcny md Chrstophe
SHORTEST LINE. yE-TIBIIED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route 70 NEwARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES. summit, Bcrnard,, lr Bisking
Ridge, Madison MorrIstSTp; rassaic,. Paterson Boon
PArooNG, nacset,stown. sClioOLEYs MOUNTAIN,
Washington, rllllLllSHl kG. EANTON. WATER
Gar, SliiOt DNBC Re-. Pocono Mountains SCRNN.
T0N rIi'rsroX, wlLKEsGARTE NN&Tlc0KE
DNNVIIIE NOKrHt' MKEKLNND. Montrose BI ~,
HNNTOX OXFORD; NORWICH, waterVle. U.IIr \.
0SWl."O lrHMA nw EG0, LLMlEA. CORN $50,
WiST.. NGKlmwEsf AXXDP. s0uTHWEST. ''
Ono 4. VI. -Bi Fl'ALO. UTICA ami oSWE'aO In
Fti.>S Pullman parlor cars Connects Blnalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9H5 a. next
7.2O L. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
400 p. M.-SCHANroN. BTNGHAMTON. aud Ell.
MfttN EMPRESS. pullman piIlor
i.iO M.-,ClANON wILKf>BARlE and PLYM.
~ ~ EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
1880 =. VI. tDaiiy-BuFtALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
i'llu,u >iccp"rs. Arrives at II a. III.
300 y. VI. Da,iya -buFFAIO. UTICA and oswEGo
~ Pullman -l"'prr~.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at %
Muray--t. and 80 Broalwav. Tickets ferr, stations
Ts5 and 9i2 broadway SO West l25th.>t. Columbus
ave Ncw.lork. 23a Westinghouse. 72G Fulton.st and
Z, Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun
formation. ut all stations.
WESCoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or e>dcnrc % destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AI E1%s c, AaS '"% S@ i7" e S9 year
IIouston.,t " Of Shcria't. . months; mort ~
Alda ng9, Frederick. AMI ur to Alfred + Iwaid
II e corner ljOth.-t aud Efilhulrtdve, Yeas 10
Blake Robert j. t. Jul,on Todd. lScth.st
" Of Lemon ave r......
R.crsack Christian and wiic to sarah II Powell 90
Drawn. Tva, and another to MaI i,,acs ;
corner Eivington and sheriff st N,y year am q
cron, " Webstci-aNe. Of southern Boule' =
r,c Nni% Helena 10 August FIcutel, e
Morris.ave. Of l5lth;.t yeals...........i J.
fis.. John. ana vile to EIlIa keincc han ct al
llGth-st " LrXin gt0n- ave. ] year .:.-. ],
Frank. Fanny. To the Dry Dock SAVING, lnstti' o
Grs uGn Louis. to DaSid Lev. l35d,t.
q 3te,aNe InS ST" and wc 70 the jirrcnwih
saving, Bank. Lafayette Place OF 4t' -,
il' No, 200 and a". aoa W.T. 5Id Yeas 49, 80
u,isSa Ono t. aid Of r M'S' l~n arlt
,,eo,s n Aaron j ana VIZ 70 ihs En'giaai In
dustr.al saving, Bank. W 0tha'e. Of eith.
Johnston. wm to John q Prague, g corner
boulevard and l2l,t-st l y.al.;.. -. 30
''; ssS 30 MOTT? sFi M.di-' "' u 20
K% 2s;ass 'f Sa%S 9 E@I 1@ d 9TH
Mo- KIM. John j. to WIN knight. n 5 oGih.s,.
e Of Colnmbus.a,e. year. - Is.
Mudoon Ko anna TO ne ,, iirCadmay s,yngs H.
year .............. 10
Martin Hannah {. 10 the Lawyers Surety Com.
Iany OF New.iorN 5 3Wh's; OF LeNins-
ton.ayc, l year -.-..--..-. z.
McArdie. Henry, and wife: u Title Guarantee
Trust Co, No 90 Varickst. and 81 and 81
North Moore.st. mortgages. ycars.......... 60
Miller Lester Is. and another 70 Fast River
saving. Institute Rc3dc.st. Of Green
rowers' jane r. to fremont building and Loan
ASSOCIATION, irosleetavc. n Of Kings >
Powers william Il. 10 Peter Farley, G3l.st,
W OF Central Park. Wet. wear ...........-.. II.
Porter benjamin b. to John Muller. S7th.
81 q OF Avenue \. years ................... G.
PhiIps Davis, 1t al 10 Emma Kohn.crt,
Montgoineryst. Of Monroe.st instruments. Q,
Rogers Robert, and wife 10 Title Guarantee aud
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Cbitaso PROPERTY for Sale ano TO LET
,uIcAGO-Rent for July and August finely furnished
hou.e Located near lake Ene bedrooms rent @oOo
10, month NJ. L. SULLIVAN, 4cI Eilnstr 'hcdeo.
XV0HLDs FAIR VIsiIoksaor rent, an mos ssga" ,n
u,oveuents. electric bells baths closets etc; on each
roor; fine BRICK stable premises Lor particulars a.
dress Mrs l.. r. WILLARD. 1907 Micmgan'a'e' Nhi'
CARO-. Ill
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rs. TEDKEF. MEIIAI.F.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
- Fifth Avenue. Room 9. Afternoons.
For YOUNG Ladics-Country.

ID RADfOlsD ACADEMY.
ID or the nIshvr alton Of young women Apply 70
Miss IDA 1. ALLEN. Bradford Mass.
CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany. y; y
- Under due Bishop DOanc. Choice OF -Four
Courses OF Study for graduston Special studies be
taken or the Uaryaid Course Wmcn. Fol Catalogue
oddres, Mia T.. w. royd Principal.
~, iit q hINi,I DGE Mass SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.--A1Nsnta,r s Of Boston. Quet OF CaH0fidg
Comforts Of Home snail Hrmbcr-.
MI ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train i,.vcs w,-t 49, .iatIoa' New YORK. as FOL.
lows and T. minute. earlier from r. Franklln->t y X A:
800 4. VI. Daily fot Nrwbufg. Kingston. All 4;
luly except SUNDAY. wet ~ lorA mans Jc.
7. IS AN.-Dallv for Albany except SUNDAY. Montreal
g;3O g. VI. Daily for Albany tica Straruse Rorh's-
tor Buffalo. NIAGARA Fail. d trot Chicago: 'Nccp'
SATURDAY f,r Toronto.
1888 A. M.-Daily except sunday for Albany ana
too 4. W.-Daily execp, SUNDAY for Albany.
5;tJ M,-D,llN for Aibany Montreal ltca syracuse.
Nochc-'rr HuTllo NIAGARA Falls. Toronto. Deuoit.
Chicago -. Louis
$50 =. VI. Daily c>op' sunday. TO- Nc~burr Albany.
s;Ij r. M~p,liy Tor Albany V'ic,. syracuse Ioche,.
On inl'alo hasarl rails. Toronto Dcto!t, Cni' ago.
Hivri;,fKAw LOCALS -. 's45 =. NJ
NI.WHr re- LOCALS. 20; Is \. NJ. 4 Is. 30.
> 81 30. ~ - i ".
Srculnc ar, EuiIolo Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troll chicago all Though uain>.
Daily, For .c''ts iinc.tini. pNlor and s,eping
lvn 3i3 Wl-1Imrton.st.. 726 "Ulton~t. Annex once.
foot ~ Fu'on~t; New-I"r% ,ur ~ - 3i3 80.
40 BrOadw4y l43 BOwcr,. 81 Ii>' lithst.. 50 West
-'~'' e. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Accent
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Railroads..

Railroads.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAlLWAY0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Interl0cking Switches.
TxaINs LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.brOs-cs and COrtlnndt streets
In Eacc, 1901 A. W.. FEBRUARY 10Th. 1893
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
600 A. M,-Pullnan yestibule Sleeping Car7 70 en-
Coaches from Ncw.YorN to Chicago AFfigeS ~
i 70 ioo a. M 80 n e. % day. i"D''''' ~
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
300 9 Sad Il Rooms ssepag dining smo
ing and Observation Cars pre;entins if f both YES
:aiss 0d SarSrr mop 1 sed ara Sy az stationary s
moyab o electic lights. Arrive, Chicago II 90 moon"
ST. LOUI, AND CINCINNATI EAPKh9S.
1900 NOON.Pullmaa NestioIe 2 sPbne smoking Car
matt 3 10 a. IN. and ST. Louis D 80 p m heA' WY
THE WESTERN EMPRESS. ma.
burg. Chcase and ceyeald Dining ,S Ges az cievs
Land ii 40 a m. Chicago 80 y. m. next day
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS .r,
7'o W. %sSday, 10 pnt N; sndsN smph' and
LS%,s HHs g. ASSna e % p mo- indaaapo
lc Is D. ~. and st. Louis : a M secohu "O'
PACIFIC EMPRESS b.
500 r. Mpga.n Buae s,S s,sspgs 'as nv tecohd
G GSshSS @ Toedo IL % & Columbus 5 p H.
T r.! ,ta yx VALLEY or Sos'
West and East rem, va 1,,e,ns and IL 10 light
S %S si VT" Si to Memphis % ss"' '
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. ,..,
1000 L ta...rer Goscnt Dining
%, ,r 70 haCoo ans iMied. July ye,oue
Pullman paror Carr and Dining Car, arriving "''"-"e
Sprr.; Traa. 3: 20 TO- 30 RsS ana
sS 30 % aad 'G 80 2s M FOR o. b bnGihSsa
FLORIDA -fECIA Jacksonville and ~ -. A%sr,'
p"prcs, FOR Jacksonville augustine and Tampa
Tn ." US 20 ? p M n dSg wee, and
""n oa S SG r ana f ormond Rocedse and
Indian River. via s.. Augustine 800 p H. '''
40 cna p.nv Nsn, 5EpF, ana % Nt%
ca and + &os sS2Hs on . 600 fGsss'
ro oIS r9 afS9sc 55,MSFolvr an" and D&oohK va
eiar''% E'aie. 90 a: m, weekdays and with
ro H:3 SSS ga S' "a; cs sgsnT aA,s s?s
Coach To Browns Mills-.n The Pines
FOR CAPE MAY. 90 p. N. week days - , NIL.
ROY plaasant 80 a. m - so go $40 and II 8
D. NJ weexdays. sunday 80 a. m and . X
D. m fDo not stop Asbnry Park ana Ocean Grove
On Suntsys)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
E,pre>s: q 90 : 20 y 90 80 90 9 80 90 900 Wash
ingtou Limited with Dining Car. and j 100 a N
N2 ~ noon Penn'a Limited. win Dining Car, J. 20
90 90 300. 3 30. 90, 30. . 90. 90, d ~
80 90 ani 90 T. and l. - night AcSgon
IHpreS.. 6 Is. : 80 700 . 80. 10 90 r. az go
-. 90. 30, D .OO. u 50
As 90 . 100 , IN. and II Is night. Aerommoia
ton. 3 60 and 90 D. m. -,
For Time liable. Of train, To local points the Pe.n
sylIana Rar Ynd system apply az The following Ticket
ONc~s Nos i33. $40 cGf 1923. ll5 and .6l Broad
way, A-tor House. 1874 L4st 5h { 20 Wet -5th
81 oji ColumbusANc. 137 SlNthdNc. and foot OF p'~
Nrosss and Cnrtlandt 81 Court-st $50 FUTON. ST.
9s Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station. foot = tul
ton.st.. Brookyn; l29 Hud>on-,t. HoDoken; station.
Jerey City.
me New York Transfer Company will call fof and
check from hotels and residences through 20 des'
nation. . ,,.o..
General N,n,ca- Passr Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,
Aurhra cite Co u " cxclmsi, ely. n>nring Cleanliness
aud Comfort.
Four Tracks Protected by Automatic Block Sig lul
system. Train. leave STATEN foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table Ia effect Dec. Is, 1892.

For Reading 90. 10 : +5. \. NJ. 90. 80,
cl5 90 200 5:4j. 80 p. NJ, Il 10 night. eNceIs
Satunay nigNt SUNDAYS II 80 A. NJ. 90. 30. 90.
80. :OO T. NJ. - 10 night.
for Harrisburg at go, !; .: SIP A. NJ. 90 80:
ni,at sundays. IL 80 A. NJ, 600 800, 5 80 p. NJ.
For rotis!ln at 100. -, s:i5 A. NJ 100. 80,
zoo l.. NJ. l. 10 night. except Saturday night.
sundays. IL 30 a. NJ l 90 30. 200 Il. NJ, IL is
might.
For Sunbury. IeNi,burg and wlllamspor at 90,
- :t5 \. NJ. 90 30. 80 T.. NJ. II NIGHT.
c\ccp: SATURDAY night. sundays, 10 \. NJ. 90 L. NJ,
II - midnight.
For Ea~ton. rethlehcm. Allentown. M,uch Chunk &C..
zoo. ~, S:i5 \. NJ. 100 80, 90 80 70 Alcn
town. l.. NJ sunday 30, 10 \. NJ 90. 30 T. VI.
FOR w,kcNl ann rt,Niep and Scranton, $40 \. NJ.
For Ecd Bank Long Branch and Point, south POINT
Pleasant 30. ; Is, II 30 4. NJ 30 i5 q 80 I'D
Bank onN. 100. 20 G:lj =. VI. SUNDAYS kept
Ocean ana A>brry Park. 90 \ NJ 90 L. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at i.3o s Is A. NJ, l:i5 q 40 spe,iap. re- CTS
For Toms River. Blrneeat Park and Barncgat. 100.
Is \. NJ, IS. 1 20 l.. NJ.
For Atlantic city. Vncand and Brdgeton 80 A. NJ
"a T. NJ.
For Monmouth Peach scahlieht and Highland Beach.
30 10. II 20 \. NJ. 30 | rs, 00 20 y. NJ.
Sundays. 90 a. NJ. / 90 T.. NJ.
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pnblie Noiirc.

DVBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that tho
! uhae,siahsa Commissioner of Public Work, II the
,'r o otk acting for aud behalf Of the Mayor.
Au'I'" oha tonh1ialty Of the city ~ w.Nork, and
P sut 10 tne provision, OF chapter 1889 tn laws OF
lS'o necessary To acquire take tain real
c,.a.' al n@Sc certain sanitary conditions certain
o.het ria 'Su' III NE town Of Newcastle and also In
the Nlllag" or MI kiscO. Westchrster County for tho
on p%tetnr tho water supply OF the city
NGtI'' Is inthrr given that opportunity VIII be
"n"lu'u my aiu an persons 10 hc heard re-Drctng tho
qusnn taking or cNtinguislmcn, of the r estate ON
Wl.DN fsDAf THE NINETEENTH DAY or APRIL.
lso5 at thc ONE" Of the undcfs gned 30 81 Chambers
day. " Wv ~ VI nav
Dated New.York, April 18th 1898
- MICHAEL n. DAILY
commissioner of Public Works.
NO. 3l Chambers-st., New York.
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l., ASTHMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Porghkcepsle. N Y
IL Open year. Thorough instruction Ia Bookkeeping
banking. Commercial Law. Pcnnarshp Correspondence
arithmetic &C. Tel Giaphy Sic ogrrpiN, Tyl cwI ting &
Business men supplied with comp irt Assistants On snort
nO No charge Tor situations Furnished SEM f0i cav s
81 DIN NINrIUN' SEMINARY Tor both opens
L next term April 10Th; very heathful, convenient
Ncw-YoIk and Philadelphia Is tn.h'rs IN the faculty
Address TIiOS. HANLON, ID. D.. Remington, y. j.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Al BOTANICAL DRAWING, MIA HANGS. MISIN0,
Nl PROSPECTING ARITHMETIC. ETC.
may studied home without loss tine from
begin. Stud, ONLY read and
Write for FREE Circular. giving oil particulars TO
NAVAL EXpEplTI0N FOR BOYS 10 THE
BY ST. Johns Military school. Manus, n. Y. via the
Great Lakes Organized a, cadets 81 Ship-Ofwa:
Limited number may join June nth to July 9TH.
Apply for terms
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Urn Goods.

COMPLETE FURNISHING A SPECIALITY.
" FURNITURE. CARPETS MAlTlNGS. RUGS.
assortment lowest possible Prices
Linen slip Covers and Shades a specially.
ANDREW TESTERS SONS Artistic Furniture Makers
939 9u. 9i3 & 9i5 T. ghth.aye. jGth.st.
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" An NORMAN INST. Founded 1857.
D L., cor. OF West End.ave. and ilst-st
Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
For Boys and Young Mcn-Cit
- OOhkEE"IN,,. stenography. typewritng. &c, thor
ID uuchy taught day evening; situations fuinishcu
Address Ncw-Nork Business College, l2jth-str " \.
Il NIVEI;SITY GRAMMAR ~ HOOL. ~ Nest 50th st
u All departments Boarding pupils received. - .
Elmer f. Phillips. A. NJ. y. c. Hendrckson. Phi d.
For Both SeXcs-City.
m HE PEILlII SCHOOL or LANGUAGES,
i Madison square (cor. 25th-st. ana B'way). $780,
Branches in tie prncipi American and European Clues
New term bCglIs now.
Musical Instruction.
- UMMER SCHOOL or me M. a.OI DIITAN COL.
- LEGf. or NJ 81. -Dpns July ist, 1898 HOarii ng
conn Citations All advantages Of the regular >.a-oh
rria Dudley Buck Prst Albert Ro-s Parsons vice.
PRESET Addrcs, II. W. GREENE. So. tnd treas,
10 and II Eat litnst.. Ncw-i oTH, " l.
=, TMNTK NO(AL ST. D. Inc G,orgc NJ. Greene
- No a. School opens for summer work June 10 1873
tacheis; iior nuslcai adN i.r.
l,,a ant boa ding accommodations. Addrs- GEORGE NJ
GREENE. 42j West ODDS, New York iity.
N IRIS. GIONGF METCALF. -
N VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
- Fifth Avenue Room >, Afternoons
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READING
N RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal used exclusively insurng Cleanliness
aud COmfOrt.)

FAST tNPIEsS Trains IeaVe station Ioot OF I'U3rSy
st.. North River. o ~,.c.p.
FAILS. Tois6STS AND tiiiCAG6: sis A.; NJ,
'.So r. Il WEEK DAYS , A$D s., - S PAS
Buffet sleeping Cars night trains Avn xroy
Is a. m. l. 80. 3:ij Z 80 y. H. Sundays except
f"E rofrffSvIIf Is a. a. m. 10 80. s45 p M.
SUNDAYS, II 100 a III. -
FOR READING AND HARRISBURG Sis .. me-.
- 30 -. ) - p. M sundays. 20 mToivv AVN
MATCu CHUNK 100. ; Is a. m, II 80 e. Is except
Manch Chunk. 8 - ) 10 80 p m. Sundays. :oO.
) Is, II 100 Il. m. 40, 80 y. m.
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Gounirp prorertn for Sale ano 20 LEI:
Houses for Sale.
Bargains.
House rooms. bath and laundry
DOsVvuUC all improvements ....Ff,ovo
''' Corner. 10 rooms. bath ana lalnu rSoi
'''" ALL improvements; well rented wv
p.,,-.npS House rooms and attic beautlc,
PARK, \. j. fully Ioca'eu'''''''. - go ,,' 4,
House Balm and Carriage House; IN
Nov OF the Catskills; high elevation ,
KINGSTON, abundance OF fruit IL fine large room,
NY rritahlr foI gcntlcmans residence or
SUMMER BOARDEKS. .@''ooV
Annlv iorcnoons owner
cu.prrS X U\NNITT 23l Broadway ". Y
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1nstrnrtion.

For Young Ladies-City.
., OAHDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS,
Is NO. GO7 5TH.AVE
,tev Dr and Mis- CHAS. IL. GARDNER, Principal.
>IFWYOEK BUSINESS COtIE:tE. I25th.s:. y. Y
~ All practical branches: day or evening tal or al
dress CLEMENT {. GAINES. Mount Mofiis Bank Is g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

-u,JE MISSES EIY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
/ RINElsSI De DRIVE.
Sjth and S0th SIS, NeN.fork.
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ROYAL BLUE Line.

ENPkEN> Trains leave station central lsailrOal OF
New .Ier-ey. foot Of Libcrty-- North River. -
Fol. PHILADELPHIA, week days, 200 40 DUO,
10 100 II 80 Dining Cap. \. NJ, 80; -, go
dining Car 90. buffet Parlor Car 90 o 90 80.
as T.. ~ Is night sunday. 900. 10 80 IL ~
dining Car a. NJ, 80, 80, DINING Odr Nv U W.
T. NJ. l. 10 night. ....,..,.,.e.. -, 49,.
Foi: BALTl MORE AND WASHINGTON, week Gays
and SUNDAYS 90 II 80 Dining car A. NJ. 80 $50
dining car 3 100 ~ 90 Baltimore only L. NJ, l2;lo
night. o., L., ,.,,s and p,,,u,, sloan
inc Cars night trains , -. go
o3j psi as. - 81. lao Br'al" - hutaY
Street, 3 Canal street 81 East lith Sire q 80 oiMhus
>Xenur and lsjth street New-f orN 90 Masn'
ngon street 725 Fulton street, Brooklyn, ana - biosa'
Wc"rotp Txpr,s Company will call for and check
bargag. from hotel or residence 90 c">tlihtol'
<rw.YORN ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
lEAINS LEAVE WEST +eD-Si RI,
S.Io NJ l. minutes earlier fiom The loot ot l. rank
li,.fY for Middletown, Bloomngbursh. Po,t jews
Monticello Nouutaindala fall-bvrsh Liberty LNnS>to
V,nor II,ncock Cafb0ndol". scranton, Waltph p'lni
SiSncy Norwich Fdme,ton. Utica Rome Oneida o,MrsV'
't.tt - II campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk ana Mlhnc-
w,'ha Waikiki Valley stations. Nddieto"h bion,rns'
burgh Frnville. Pittsburgh Hus'y'ile' Liberty L''
,,no "a 81 Midiletown Pittsburgh Liberty. Living.
.ton Manor Rockland Walton >dnny Notwtch. Onecax;
esw.ro R1chcs, r. NiaearI Fall Detroit; Chcaio ara
W.. Pullman oc"prs; rrclining char car fFee 70
Suspension Brld.e. H., , Sunday
Pullman dawing-r,om >,ats and sl'ephe'car ber'hs
o,,an.1 AZ Al pradNav New-lOlk.
a. k\pEIiNDN ~ A.. ID BeaNcr-st. NeW-fOIA..
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~ AN NORMAN INST. Founded 1917.
D l.. cor. of West Eid.ave. ana lst.st
Principal. Nine VAN NORMAN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-09-16
Every man lives In a glass house into
which somebody is always looking.



Rev. John Hall says: 1.-THE one safe
way to be happy, though poor, is to re-
member the Creator who is also the
God of providence, and who fixes the
lot of each Of us here. He is revealed
in his word, though his works show
his eternal power and GOdhead. He
who gave us our places has fixed the
duties that belong to them. Let us do
them conscientiously and that will
bring peace Of conscience. Let us re-
member him and what he would have
us to be and to do, and we should not
envy others or fall into morbid discon-
tent, nor shall we go into the vices
and sins which waste time and money
and make us the easy victim of temp
tiers, human and diabolic. On this line
we learn that it is goodness and not
gain that is profitable for all things,
and we shall see that riches all too
often draw their owners to the in
clined plane, at the base of which Is
moral ruin. Then a reasonable, up
right workingman, though poor, will
say to himself, not necessarily parading
it before the crowd, Had been rich
l might have been ruined;' and he will
do the best he can for those dependent
on him, learning as he goes along that
the boys and girls brought up in SIM
pie ways more frequently make a real
success in life,' in the true sense of
that phrase, than do the children of
the rich, who have little to do but con-
s'der the over1ures OF the mean and
sordid who desire their money"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-09-16
GrOundleAS Fears

Sin the days of Nautilus fears that
the worlds population would increase
beyond the capacity of the earth to
support have been common. The lat
est scare of this kind is by Mr.. Raven
stein, member of the British Assoc
citation for the Advancement of Sci
ence. He computes that in 1S2 years
the carth's population will increase to
$3.50, 100000 and this would give POI
to each square mile of the 2S,0OO,00O Of
fertile lands. 1t is quite likely in light
of recent agricultural improvements
that much land now counted as desert
will be cultivated and improved long
before the era of short rations pre-
dcted for for earth's inhabitants. Be
sides, no account is made of food from
the sea, which has as yet been scarce
ly drawn upon for human sustcnancc.
Nobody has yet found out the possible
productive capacity of single acre of
land. In all tropical countries bana-
mas will furnish food for a human be-
ing for year from an extremely small
amount of land. SO far in the worlds
history the increase of population has
always been accompanied by increase
of human sustenance, which is the
basis of improved civilization. What
has been will probably continue to be
for an indefinite future.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-09-16
Children's Iullabies,

THE degeneracy of the present age"
said Mr.. Greathead softly, lis to my
mind no better CAemplitied than in the
songs sung to the children Now, when
l was youngster, such melodies as
Greenville,' Come Where the Lilies
Bloom We VIII Gather by the River
and 'Hush-a-by Baby in the Treetop,'
We're considered to be the proper lula
bies. You can imagine my surprise,
my dear sir, when, in course of little
outing, heard some of the songs which
are used nowadays to superinduce Il
feeling of sleepfulness in the young
| was walking in one of the parks
when l heard young mother grooming
to her infant child. The strains seemed
strangely at variance with the low,
sweet and dreamlike notes of the con-
ventional lullaby, and 1 drew nearer.
Sir, you have never had occasion be-
fore to question my veracity, and I
trust in this case that l shall not over
tax your powers of belief.
LAS 1 am standing here, sir, that
young woman, with the brow of a Ma
donna and a complexion that would
have held the admiration of a Titan.
was singing to that child topical
song from a trifing burlesque which
has been running for the last two
years. 1t was a maudlin song of the
Bowery.
Then the young woman sang of a
diminutive person named William,
who had been so deeply stepped in vice
that he was in it every minute. TO
cap the climax the last strains which
greeted my ears as 1 hurried from the
scene We're the notes of a weird song
made popular in this country by an
English concert-hall singer. 1t is no
wonder, sir, that the younger gener-
alton are so prematurely old when at
an early period their brain tibres are
infltrated by the vicious tendencies Of
4 degenerate age"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-09-16
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