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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR FEBRUARY. 1898.

THE GLASS INDUSTRY I. BY Prof. C HAN.
FORD HENDERSON. Traces the progress Of glass.
making in America during colonial times
MARINE BIOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY By Prof,
L. u. WHITMAN. A pie, for the sion OF the
work OF research now carried al Woods IIoil.
TIE AESTHETIC SENSE AND RELIGIOUS SENTI.
MENT IN ANIMALS. by Prof. l.. i. EVANS Con.
,ains evidence which goes show that animals possess
at least the rudincnts OF the finer mental faculties
GHOST WORSHIP AND TREE WORSHIP By GRANT
ALLEN. shows the probability OF the latter practice
having grown out OF the former.
OTHER ARTICLES on
MAN IN NATURE; BIRDS OF THE GRASS LANDS
ILLUSTRATED; SCIENCE As FACTOR IN AGIt.
CULTURE; HABITS OF THE GARTER SNAKE ILLUS
ustcdl; NUMBER FORMS illustrated TRSPANCs 81.
3ussrsted) SCIENCE TEACHING; PREHISTORIC TIRE
HANNING: NEW STAR IN THE MILKY WAY: DIS.
COvERY OF SExuALITY IN PLANTS SERvILITY
IN DRESS; SKETCH or ROBERT BOYLE with Por.
0aiC.
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Delaware. Lackawnnna and Western r. r.
stations 10 New ork foot Of Barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBULED TRAINS
PULLMAN lOACHES.

Direct route TO NrnAA. bLovMr IELv. MoNTCLAlR
THE ORANGES. summit, Bernardsvilc, BAsAins
RIDGE Madison. MOristomn, Pas,slc, Paterson, B2oS.
ten Dover. stanhope. BCDD'S LAKE, LAKE no.
RAfSoNGs iaskstts~sn, isGh90LEYs NOM NOM.
HfNkE ases
SSok GORE, RAN!viLtE;' SoSTGSTssAAEEhS6 Ms
sH.e PITMiG PING r9fMIF9Kp S2TEWIcH Wasf
SYRACUSE. osWE';o D., ITHACA; oWEG0. ELMiRA
CORNING, BATH DANSVILLE, BUFFALO, ard all
POINT. WEST, NOkTHwEST AND SOUTHWEST,
9,6O 4. BUFFALO, UTICA and OSWEGo tx.
PRESS. Pullman, psrlor Comets at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9aS .. neXt
,.lO 4. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops o, princ.
pal stations.
1.60 i! ,M.1nSScRANToN BINGHAMToN and Ell
4,I0 p; Ms, ,RANr0N;, wILkL .sBARlsE and PLYMs
1880 r. NJ. (DailyJ.-RC FFALO' LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman slecpers. Arrives si ] rs ..
9,oO p. VI. (bally).-BU FFALo, UTICA snl oSwEs0
IMPRESS. pullman sleepers.
1lCktis ana PGLLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. -
ss5 and 942 Broadway SO West ia5th;ss; 2sS Columbus.
s2s Bedfordave Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full
formation, at all stations.
wESTCOrT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for snd
baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
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prrOpOTD MORTGAGES.

Brown Joseph ct al. 70 the lilr ,n.anrc ana .I mn
bo sna x,t sGb.t Of ista,- ycar, 10 600
hrs'nogr ,.tl', VI Of ia. ave. ycar I2oco
cnsrSc Harry Iaecr, Van va. n-e". 7o'h. mn
con ~ cc,,rc " and another t; tn Eeny. 900
culi Sn EoD ca 70 H. Tc and Tra.,
Donald, io5,h.'. v a 29;svs. ) yen, 5000
f'a'' Of Avenue SSsmr :. j year 500
Foster Thona, ii to ''corse w DAYTON. - 10Th. o.oo
Gardner. William ; ard wife" to C S!lr. az. "
ave-. > Of sjth..t y.,rs.'.. ....- 900
''' Co. is2d. It, . Of columbu.avc ycors 10000
Hii.h, kaufman. 70 the Northeastern pi;gm.ay
and another. corner 2da,c and il',h->t.
''mH i Is,, " Of 7t6ave deuend Il oo7 50
other. executors and trustees, yoth-,t, "
K,@,ltnrs Anna. ' To Gustav nrcnncnonn
I4sd'st " Of Colc.easc' ycar.............. 900
LaCn"sr Jcs, A. and to Ms" nssr corner 800
Le"i%,ohn Louis. and %ic, to Priscilla rat'et
Of o s sIs1s' Mortgages. e' vars D' 1900
Muller KssIar. and another. % tidicw BanHer,
part lots 20 and a. map Rose lil Fam. ls,h 90 mn
Adams. Mary and another. TO Morn, min, 40
Muller Ks'par and VIE ia to tn TCwsry Savings oooo
Rci.chmann. Mirhad to Mary Ilsgcmcycr al. ,o,o.
Root. A,,aa, J. and W.. ~Aid,cT Mil, j.
wears 80. -. 49,. 10000
q Snyan. Charles. aud wife Wat~On.
w .Morrsalc q i,3i-:t y.ar,........,.. 1000
IT ierman, Clara and ~ sband. g. the Fast River
savings Institution, : lotth.s;. a. 3diNc,
years ......... ............. ..... 10000
Vance. Margaret, % Lewis Vau>c. iGthst
d fthaIr year. ............. - Zoo
Wilkie. Christina VI, y. {, David Wilkc. 9th.a,c.
o. Isth.s 800. Life csat"
Walcott. Mary Ann. T. e." Rowrry SAVING Bank
I2sth II. of sd ave. ! .... eco. 1000
Wilcox, Walter. and wife. I, Rob- 1T COPYRIGHT
Fairr TN: ll9ce. n MaIuanavc. ~
month, .,.... O.. ..................... 100
waDfeldcr. Mary. Emma l. VI Iiarlnuch. NJ
fi3 West ilthst ,y,or ........... :...'.... 800
Weymanu. Josephine. and husband. to Alex For
syth. Grenada Place. W N Ernrsclre Place
webb Thomas. and wife Alex For.,th. lots
- and IL property ~ Charles Darke
cath Ward 700
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Mem pnblirations.
CLEARANCE SALE.
DODD. MEAD'& 'COMPANY'S

DODD. MEAD'& COMPANY'S
January Clearance Sale includes all their nnely bound
STANDARD SETS, and al their stock Of Current Books
decided reduction in their usual net prices Is made
See specimen list below:
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published ct $1,000. offered at e27oO
LECKY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THE 18Th
CENTURY. volumes. svo half morocco. gilt tops.
published at $50. 90. offered Ut e20 90.
1RVING'S WORKS. Hudson Edition. 81 volumes halt
morocco gilt tops published 600 offered at s54 90
sTRICKLAND's QUEENS OF ENGLAND volumes
'svo hall cali. llustraHd published 81 $4,000. offered
$500
THACKERAY'S WORKS. English Library Edition,
"a volumes sve half calf published at ss4 90 offered
ct 5000
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Reading Railroad System.

Anthracite ConI used exclusively. in.u,ins Clenni-
ness and Comfort.
Pullman Pnrlor and Sleeping Cor%
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table ia effect December % 1892.
Trains leave Via
lEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD,
BEFFALo, ToKONTO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS
sCKASTON EXPKES- EXCEPT SUNDAY, sis
A. NJ. 1880 =. W.. 3,4J r. VI. 1880 r. VI.
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls
Toronto, Chicago and the West.
At 10 q. M 80 y. Sundsys > Is = 80 2. m
For EAston 90 s ~ q M, II 80. 10. 34j 5:l5s
80 .. m. Sundays :o0 S:l5 ii 100 a. M. $40 80
tor Bshlehen, Allentown and Msucn Lnunx. 90
0:15.' l. 80 G. rs. except Maueh Chunk) 3:t5 SID
80 o. N. sundays 90 rs. IL 90 a. 44o. 80
For Po..sv1ls s:I5 8 m. - 80. s:45 D. m. Sunday.
For HaIcl.on, Sis . m. 80 sA5 7 80 p.
SUNDAYS. ais. II 90 D. m. 80 o. On.
- S Bont' in the MssS1oy sci FSSs 10 %
For wllke.b,rre. Pttston and scranton. rs g. n,
II 40. % 80 D. sundays except scranton. 10
Q m. z 30 D. m.
For Elmlra IS a.. NJ 12 80 80 .. m Sunday
S:15 .. M. 80 D m.
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Mem Publications.
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CCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY. READY To-DAY-CONTAINs
MRS FRANCES HODGsON BURNETT'S IMPORTANT
SERIAL, THE ONE l KNEW THE BEST OF
ALL"
VENICE 70 GROSS.VENEDIGER BY Henry van
Dyke.
REcoLLEcTIoNS OF SUMNER BY the Marquis dc
Chambrun.
THE FLoRENTINE ARTIST. BY Mr.. and Mrs Blash-
field.
SPANISH LIGHT TO MOORISH SHADOW. BY A. J..
Weston
HARRY LOSING. Bv Octave Thanet.
A DECORATOR IN ROME. IL. BY f. Crowninshield.
HOW THE BATTLE WAS LOST. BY Lloyd Osbournc.
POINT OF VIEW.
illustrations by Frost Fem. Mctcaf Persrd. Bashneld
Twachtnan. Denmsn. Vcron. Con. and Bassi.
Price. IS Cents. $500 year.
JOHN q. WHITTIER said: "Scribncrs Is a work 10
be proud Of IL occupies place distinct excel
lent magazines IL happily blends the Imaginative the
practical. and useful"
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AGilroaoS.
"AMGR,oA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FAILS

DIRECT LINE TO N/AGARh FALLS
Al train: sry!,e a, md degar, from GRAND CEN:
oS.x YoS FAN" T.. H"'y "A. com
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
q an A. M.-Daily ,Necp, Sunday. Fastest train in
s:55 ,. m. wagner ves,oae service. No extra fare.
FAST MAIL.
S.Iu ester Buffalo Except Sunday Tor Montreal.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Complete W.s asf vS. thSI s,ivce "'A'
DAY EXPRESS.
IN an 4. M.-Except Sundays. SATURDAY train does
'V'~o not run west o. CleSeIand%nd Detroit.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
55 o MDss 81 next sse cn'Ds: sstr. 70 ,. M st.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
55 .l. due Smsss S s p . a4s
o. ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
WV Troy 1:3S Saratoga 8 40 p. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
a. 40 P. M.-Dsily. due Detroit 500 q. M; Chi.
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
600 PM-Dsily. due Chicago Q 90 p. m. g. Louis
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
o6 r. NJ. Daily due Burlington SIS .. m, Platts'
o'@S ourg 5 Os a M. Moutrcol 7:i5 a. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
100 fa, D % due % H %sss.r Service Niagara
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EMPRESS.
1907 Poa dss TspRsr Laeo - 5 s'n ss
uesl s;sS . IN. Solid Wagner vesuDuIe service. Break
fast dining.car
CINCINNATI AND 1T. LOUIS EMPRESS.
q nm p. M.-Doily due Cincinnati 7:27 p M. In
WV dsnapol!s 10 40 p. m. St Louis 7aS . m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
nm r. M.-Daf. Sleeping ar passengers for Roch-
WV ester only carried this train
.. CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
o1E y. M.-Dav, for Buffalo. Detroit and Chicago.
0''~eNccpt Saturday for Cape Vincent Il 900 Islsnds
hkH mi soF% r , aRa AS@ THE
Two through trains daily, except sunday 9.0l a. m,
due, Pittsued .35 Noth Adams 80 p m, 90 y NJ
due Ptsreld 3 10. North Adams 10 y. M.
For time Of local trains tickets and space IN Sieeplng
apply Grand Central station, at 1l3 2bl fl3
7sS Sa5 B,eadway. SO IVES. le5hs 235 CoinmogseySS
Fulton. st.. and - Broadway. l.. D.. Brooklyn.
Above trains. excep: those leaNiG az 80 o;lo m'
3 80. 4 30 90 D. m. stop At 13oth ST sation 49,.
westcott Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through N destlnation
JOHN ". TOUCEY. GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Msnaser. General Passenger Agent
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ERR LIN ES .

Through train, for Chicago ani the West leave New
York. foot Of Chamber,st., daily, follows. and
minutes earlier from West 23d.st.:
Ok a. vi. Via Niagara rails and Chautauqua
C.lO Lake. Parlor car Ncw.York 10 Buffalo
Sleeper Hornclls,le TO CINCINNATI Dining-car.
O.nn Z. M.-Ncstibul" Limited. solid train FOR Chi.
C.VO. Via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepcrs Chicago
CIe> eiand and Cincinnati. Dning.car.
6.3() r M:-sold train = %hcaso va asara Falls
o. on =. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake aud Niagara Falls
O.CU Sold tom 10 Chicago. SIcelers to itornels
T 0CAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations az t0l and 95l Broadway, Chambers
and West I'D St ferries. Ncw.lork: 1913 Fulton-st,
Brooklyn 700 Hudonst. Hoboken, and jersey City Sn
ton. Erie Transfer Company calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residence, u distinction
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS Leave WEST 42DST,
St2O A. NJ. 10 minute, Ter from The OF Frank
liust.J. for Middlto"n Blooming Oursh. Port JerIts.
Monticello Mountandalc. Pittsburgh Liberty Livingston
Sidney Norwich Edmeston. Utica. Rome Oneida Oswe.o
3iiJ 4. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
wasga waikiki Valley stations. Mddctown. Blooming.
burgh Ellenv 9. Pittsburgh HureyyiNe. Liberty LIZ.
ms Ston NJ in0r.
100 r. NJ. Mlddletown Fallsburgh. Liberty Living.
Manor. Rockland Walton. Sidney Norwich Oneita
Oswcgo Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and
West Pullman secpers reclining. hair free 70
Suspension Bridge.
Daly all other tr1h,s oalv except Sunday.
Pullman drawing seNls and sleeping car bertha
obtained az 323 broadway. New YORK
]. c. ANDERSON. u. A.. 90 Beaver-st-. N,w.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
Jnsirurtion.

For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX GIRLS
ID NO. 607 STHAVE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs CHAS. II. GARDNER. Principals.
THE MISSES WEEAKS.
i School for Girls and kindergarten.
Second term begins February |. 81 East 74h.st.
NJ Ew.YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE, 125h.s N. Y
~ All practical branches; day evening Call or "a.
arcss CLEMENT {. GAINES, Mount Morris Bank Big
VAN NORMAN INST. FOUNDED 1850.
s. (. cor. OF West Enda,e. and 1l:tst
Principal. Nine VAN NORMAN.
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

At 80, is A. NJ, as Is 40 special. 20, O:l5 T. NJ
For Tons Eiye, Earaegat PARK and Barnegat $50.
sis A. NJ, 40 20 p. NJ.
For Au.nuc City VincIand. aud Bdgeton, 80 A. NJ.
For Menmouth Beach, se.brIgnt and Highland Beach.
80, SIS. 80 4. ~ 80 As, 90 20 =. 81.
Tickets and pa,orsar seats oe procured at 172 os
COL AIS TBS. 9i2. lilo Broadway, 80 Murlayst. 3i4
Csnal.st: 81 East ith.s 235 colnmbusaye. sad IS
ton ST. Brooklyn and - Broadway. wslismsburg.
Wrstrott Express Co. win call FOR and check baggage
from hotel residence b destination.
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so cents q number S. 90 ye,r.
d. APPLETON & CO.. NETWORK.

TYNDALS Flagments Of Science New Fras-
Il mcnts. Heat. sound. Light. Water Electricity. AL
pine Exercises faraday. Lectures. Floating Mi,ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

IN Y. g. e. II. H. RR Co... Lossee., o.,
Train. leave West 42dst station Ne~;ro,k' 10:
lows AID Is minutes earlier from e. ~
$50 4. M.-DNily tor NewDurg, hingst1on' Ai0~"''
daily except Suuddy west OF toeyhah Je' ,...,
7,t5 A. M.-Dailv for Albany. except SUNDAY M0ns..
$50 A. M-Day for Albany Utea syaieass Eo stsps
Saturday for Toonto. 49,, a.. .,s.,, ana
1888 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday Tor A'os1S 'A'
400 r. M-Daiiv except SUNDAY. for Albany.
Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Dss'''~
$50 =. II. Daily, except Surds,, for Ne"ours A.
x.,S y III bsly Tor Albany Utica Syracuse, Kecne.
t.r buiialo Niagara Falls Toronto. DETROIT In'ess''
mAYEKsTRAw iQcALsss, 2.S "a .saI r ~ ras, 4:sa
NEWBURG LOCALS. SD. 'iV'io - 49, '
IS - 80. Ill As =. NJ >,,,... ra,Is Toronto,
sleeping eafs for B ,srsss, i,ains '
sDaiy For tickets timetable parsof o Srs srcof
yn $ss WasSinatoSs TStoso;sss ,i nnnf sSs ssS
ioo, Of TElton't Ssw ws,% a ny f.,s iia.s g Wei
asstA's eSd e L.XMSEhg General rssssnsss AsaA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

UIV llHI ilhIIlIUhU VI VIV JIIIuI ]
Trrir. leave station foot Liberty ST..
WASHINGTON J-HOUR FLYER DAILY, 11s3O
PMiLADELPHIA FAST LINE. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
s 81 igS p f. EMPRESS EXCEPT SUNDAY s'4'
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Philadelphia EApess 90. 40 10 ~ w, IL 80
with Dying Car, x. NJ, 80. 25, 80, Win Dining
Ca. 90. 90, 90 80, .i5 T. NJ. l. 10 night
asS' 80 o %d 10 p sS a. sT 30 pnSs cA
tmore Washington Express daily 100. IL 30
ri 20 P ssao S:f cu NJ e: Is nsA 9nHS Car 10
rs 90 90 40 80 T.. NJ. II rs night. except
saturday night. Sundays, IL 80 A. NJ 90 49, :oO
S 80. 600 + NJ, 2:t5 night .
4 90, 90. - p 81, i2'i5 night' cHcept Saturday
night. Sundays, II 80 A. NJ, 90. 5 90, $50 p NJ
FOR PSst.vgl!e ,s4;oo, 49, SO 4 n, 90. 100
days II 80 \. NJ. 90. 80, 90 F. NJ. ~ Is night.
For spnbury, Lcwi,brg aud vi iam-Iort co. as
IS A. NJ 90. 80. 80 7. NJ. II is night eAcep,
Saturday night: Sundays. : 10 A NJ. 90 T.. NJ, II is
fof Esston. Bcthlchcm, Allentown. Mauch Chunk Be-
90 is :4j A. NJ. 100, 80. 8 AS. 80 70 Allen.
town T. 81 sundays 80. 7:l5 A. NJ. 100. 80 p N.
80 r. NJ. SUNDAYS 80 A; n;
For High Brdge nraness, 600. IL 80 A. NJ. +so
For Freehold 80. rs II 80. A. NJ. l 30 30
Tor Bank Long Brsnch, and poInt' south to Pon.
BANK only 90 90 Is p. NJ Sunday, except
ocean Grove and Asoury Park 100 A. NJ. 90 p NJ
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Qeatbers

GSNCY TO SUPPLY tu:or professors teachers.
"A governesses etc. In ell departments OF learning. Cir
culars OF Sood schools recommended u patents MIRIAM
COYRlEHE. hook building 100 Fifthave. cor. 2Oh'st.
4 MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Icachers Tutors t0vcrnessss.
&C.. 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE.
II LOCCTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.-Clas> and
II private Instruction Ms. MARTIN. Hotel Brock
hoist. l0l West Sjtl.st.. Ncw-Yofk City.
II XPERIENCED TUTOR has spare hours. VIII ex.
IL change FOR board Foreigners taught pure English.
Address PATIENCE Tribune Uptown Once. i.22 p'vs.
THE FISK Teachers ARencics.-New York Boston. Chi
- cafS Los Angee. sc: 5uS9 position, on,led H. F.
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-Clty.
% OOKkEEPING, stcnography. Upewriting. &C.. thor.
ID oughIy taUght day evening situations furnished.
Address New.lork Business College, 125thst., N. Y.
II AWARD SCHOOL
III 67S SHAVE
oED TERM BEGINS FEB. I, 1898.
Special attertion given Toys preparing for college.
WILLIAM FRFELASD. Principal.
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SO West 56th st
~ All departments. Boarding pupils received. -,
Elmer E. Phillips A. NJ. y. c. Hendrckson. Phi d.
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Danring Ara6rmies.

XNaltz and all fashionable dances taught private
w ca,s lessons artistic. fancy and dancing
fought. moderate; circulars. Knckerbocker Con-
atDry ~ Wcst l4thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25

For Both SeXea-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square (cor. 25th-st. and Bway). ,,
Branches In the principal American ana European cites
New term begins nov.
g H0KTHAND.-Andnw J. Grahsms School, "a Broad
- way gives thorough Instruction in sho thand and type
writing in least possible time pupils get poson a. soon
competent; classes daily except saturday evening
classes Tuesday and Friday Circulsr free.
Musical Instruction.
Al EIKUPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC. ..
IVl LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF>AMEHlCA
Residence department for nonresident students Dudiey
Buck. Pres. Albert Ross Parsons. Vce-Pres.; H. w.
Greene, 6ec'y and Treas. .
~ UNEz ACADEMY OF MUSIC 81 Fiftb-sye.
Through discoveries OF Senior Gonlolo Nunez, Director.
all music is easily read the Key OF C. and harmony
counterpont composition, &C., can be more Thoroughly
learned in few months than by any other method In
lifetime. Eminent teachers In all branches. Call. or
write for circulars.
For Young Ladies-Countrv
BRADFORD ACADEMY
ID For the higher education Of young wonrn. Apply 70
Miss IDA c. ALLEN. Bradford. MAJ.
I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester. n: Z
IL Home Church School for the care management and
culture OF young ladies' 35th begins Sept 10 lsD
Write illustrated circular Mrs C. M Curtis fInclpeL
THE CAMBRIDGE Mass HooI. FOE Young
i LADIES.-Advantages Of Boston. Quiet OF Cambridge
Comforts OF Home. Snail numbers.
Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
Tidal Wave. Of Humanity,

The increase or decrease of population
BY natural or artificial causes and the
distribution of mankind over different
parts OF the globe are the dominant fac
tors Of the history and condition of the
human race. The rise aud fall of ma
tons and Of empires, the progress or
decline OF civilization aud the domino.
ton OF man over the uncultivated PARTS
OF the earth are all due to the waves of
population which are driven by various
causes to new scenes OF existence and
new seats Of power.
These tidal movements Of humanity
have occurred over and over again NJ
many periods Of the worlds history INIT
with great irregularity. There have
been times when the increase Of pounla.
tion has been slow and its habits aeaen-
tary. There have been times when the
whole human race seems to have been
IN motion, driven by some mysterious
impulse to seek new lands to cultivnta
and new omes---Edinburgh Review,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27
some Good Distance Riding.

General Merritt, in 1879, rode with bat
TALON of the Fifth cavalry to the relief ct
Payne, and covered l10 miles from II a. m,
Oct. 3, 20 5:30 p. m, Oct. 5--two days aud
six hours-accompanied by a battalion OF
infantry In wagons, which much retarded
the march He arrived on the scene In
good order aud ready for the fight. Single
couriers had ridden in over the same dis
lance from Thornburg's command during
the previous two OF three days in less than
tweaty-four hours. Captain T. 5. Dodge
marched his command on the same occa-
sion eighty miles In sixteen hours. Lieu
tenant Wood, Of the Fourth cavalry,
marched his troop seventy miles In twelve
hours--6 n m to 9 p. m.-and came In
fresh, and double that distance has been
made from 10 a m. till p. m next day.
In 1870 four men OF Company H. First
cavalry, bore dispatches from Fort Harvey
to Fort Warner, 40 miles over bad road
twenty OF it sand-with little and bad
water. in twenty two hours, eighteen and
a half OF which actual marching time.
The horses were in such good condition ut
the end OF the ride that after one days
rest the men started back. aud made the
home trip at the rate Of sixty miles day
In 1880, Lieutenant Robertson. First caval-
ry, rode from Fort Lapwai to Fort Walla
Walla, l02 miles. over the snow, deep in
places, in twenty three and half hours.
and starting next morning. rode back In
tvo days.
These are but few out of scores OF equal
performances, The keen appreciation OF
paee and of the ability OF the animals rid.
den in such feats IL marked. Men who
can do work like this and come in fresh
must be consummate horsemen. Colonel
7. A Dodge In Harper's
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27

easy TO put self In the background dunng
the excitement Of battling with the dis
ease; not 80 To continue watchful and ten.
der now that the reaction had come. Still
thay came triumphantly out OF the ordeal,
sach strengthened In love and respect for
the other.
One day they were walking by the win
dow Of the sick room when they were
startled by seeing Conway rise In bed and
point terror stricken TO the door Il was
the first sign of vitality be had shown.
-Who is that womanS How did she get
heref"
Aud then voice was heard from the
hall:
II don't care whether Mr.. Conway IL i'll
or not Just tell him that his wife, Mrs.
Conway, wishes TO speak with him"
"Flossiel My wifci' cried Conway.
"Do you mean to say you married that
woman you sponged ON In England :"
cried Dasent lercely
The woman's voice outside was barely
audible. Conway fell back exhausted on
his pillow.
EYES" he gasped. The games up.
Why didn't you let me diei think | am
dying now Maimie''----
lie struggled 20 say more, but the words
stuck in his throat lie drew two or three
spasmodic breaths and then raised himself
convulsively and fell back dead. He had
died OF shock"
"Ah, my dear Miss Prisclllaw said ne
gro woman, about two months after this
TO friend who was doing her the kindly
Office OF plating her hair, Rs they sat al
the threshold of house "lL was the
obeah IN did it. White people laugh al
obeah, but when you put obeah over Il
door something's boun' for to happen in
side"
"How his wife come 10 find HIM" in
CURED Miss Priscilla.
"Well, the reverend say as how IL wal
Judgment OF the good God, but think II
war the obeah and the mouth that war put
upon him ever sencc he came that brought
his wife out to Bbados play acting"
Whats that, Miss Sophyy'
"Play acting" replied Miss Sophy, VIII,
hail seen the world, lis pretending To IN
somebody else like II You and me war to &,
roun' saying we war white people on plat
form, and the folks all laugh
II s-a," said Miss Priscilla.
And then obeah must have told her hl
was here and she came. All, my dea
Miss Priscilla, he was real wicked. Tn
debbie's got him now 10y the foot. An'
now Miss Maimie's gwine To be married
and is gwine away from Turghueia, nov
that Mount Pleasant is to liz sold. | wisl
we could put obeah on her and make he
stay, but thar's some things it won't dc
my dear child. But I'll go to old Joe, an'
make the old niger put great big obeal
when Miss Mamie and DR. Dasent get mar
ried for them TO have lots Of pretty chill
lun Thank you, Miss Priscilla, ain
beeu able to get ANY one to do my hair 70
the Last three months All the Yea
Round