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Mem pnblirations.
NOW READY. Should be in every Home
HANDBOOK OF INVALID COOKING

NOW READY. Should DC III c''''
4 HANDBOOK OF INVALID COohiNu
FOR NURSES ~ TENNlNG-scilooL9'
MUSES. IN PRIVATE fRACIlOE'
,xn ALI. WHO CARE FOR THE slCh'
BY MARY a. ROLAND
,,.,,o,or 4, Cooking in the JOINS Hopklh' io'P'"'
i"''' rraining. school Tor Nur,'>' w. 49,,
,x.Tnpy LESSONS The five food prlh'ip'ee'
chemical properties II iooa' e"' ,,,ds
rrfIpFS Eroths grucl,. drinks jcllies oy''erS s'N
rrcams goo pages Of choice i'ciP'''' ,,o,
SERVING. coed serving a hc,c''t' '''
care ia contagious diseases cDc' ,- on ,ood
THE FEEDINt, OF CHILDEEN S"-s ''' ~
inc M 10 the eighteenth month
DISTRICT NURSING, APPAEAIOS' c'0' ~ 1900
Full Index everything easily touhn' - .or, hP~ the
strongly bound, 800 NJ an oooN''O'-'' "
publishers receipt oil price,
THE CENTURY CO., 80 East l1th-st., New-1 DIX:
II'NHOLDT'S Cosmos Travels. Nature Da :,
con-. Noyum Orcanum; Mans ap1l I nsuga, oo
t,nLtna smith, Wealth Natl MS, Malthua Io'"i''"
PRATT. 10 Oth-1F".
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A UELL-KNOU.N RAILROAD Nan.
EDWARD 7. JEFFREY. PRESIDENT OF THE
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.

Edward T. Jeffrey. president OF the Denver ana
Rio Grande Railway, who Is frequent visitor III
the Windsor Hotel j. OF the best known faiiroau
mon In lie United states Mr.. Jefery mas h'u
,hirty.sovcn years experience In railroad me- ana
he l. now dcvoting hi, vast knowledge OF faHroa"
affairs % ColoradOS biz railway lie mas pee" !"
the service Of the Denver and Rio Grande ohN
about sixteen months but during that time the foad
has bcen milo. improved IN every way. Mr. JoHery
says nj this ~ il Is better than II ever was uc
fore when In the city the other day. IN speaking
Of the Denver and Rio Grandc. lie said:
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MRS HAYES SAID TO BE INSANE.

Colonel W. i. Hayes. who is awaiting sentence for
perjury. yesterday sent to District Attorney Nicol
and Judge MARITIME a request that he be allowed to
visit his wife In the custody OF officer lie said
that she had become insane and he wanted to see
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~rw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

lKAINN Inv y W. - = 90 ~ Fnnx.
I'M FOR Middetown Boomncbutgh. Po,t Je. .o"
Mont!ceo Mountaindae. Pittsburgh iioery Lint
Ii,nor Hancock Carbonate. scranton, WALTON D'n'
iay NSr~ich rdmesto, Utica Rome Oneida o,M 49,
"VtS j. NJ Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk ana Nile,
49, Waikiki Valley stations. Mddetown boo"I 20
bmrsh Ellcnyc fa!i,bursh HurleyNile L'oe'S' "
",,0W r. ~ MlddctowN. fallsburch, Liberty, d L'HHC
lS'"SVn Eockllnd Walton >idne,. Norwlh Ohoas.I
oswsco Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit 'hesgu, -
Wc.t Pullman scepers; reclining chair car "''
nauy; All other trains daily except sunday he,.hs
pullman drawing room seat, ana sle'phS'''
oh,aineJ NJ 353 Broadway. NewNork >.,york.
a. ANDERSON. q. A., DO BeaNer-st' ~
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her before her removal to a sanaruH' | =, 81.
went a severe nervous strain by 'e'u.'"7 o-,.
behalf while i'll. Mr. Nioo and JuaS" cnd Them a
s'iro"'. certificate that hi, wife WAS insane
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vNllE INDEPENDENT,
NEW-YORK.

Tho issue Of THE 1NDEPENDENT for March Cd IS
mainly devoted TO
ELECTRICITY.
IL has contribution. following distinguished
writer, the subjects named
Pack BENJAMIN.
THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICITY
GEO q. WARD General Manager Commercial Cable Co..
OCEAN CABLES.
GEO 5. ELY, SECRETARY y. Y. Stock Exchange,
ELECT i;ICAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Prof. f. Il. tKOCKII oiumba College.
ELECTRICAL EDUCATION.
Prof. GEO i. BANKER University of Penn Sylyania.
NELSON w. PERRY. Editor Electrical World,
ELE rEICAI LIGHTING
GEN. y ; GREELEY Pc The T. ). Greeley Co.
ELECTIl IfY IN not sEHOLD AFFAIRS.
w. ii. BAHDWEI.L Librarian Brooklyn Library.
LIrEtATr RE- OF ELECTRICITY.
Prof. SEIZURE, AdclIili Academy,
ELECTRICITY AND RAILROADS..
HAMMOND V. HAYES. Electrical Engineer Bell Tce-
TELEPHONES
GEO. VI. HOPKINS, Editor scientific American.
DOMESTIC AND ILLUSTRATIVE ELECTRICITY
A. Il. CHANDLER, Pres. Postal Telegraph Co..
TELEGKARHS
SUBSCRIPTION, $500 PER YEAR.
SINGLE COPIES. 10 CENTS.
TIE INDEPENDENT,
FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.
T.. o. BOX 25s7. NEw-YORK-
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A new cdition-thc third-of the Hon. John h'se
lows "Ilfe Of Benjamin Franklin" Is coming "o"
the pres, OF the Lppinco,t Company. some Nv" anu
important matter has been added 10 this edition. anu
sev.roI new Illustrations have been prepared for H.
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CnrCT OF APPEALS DAY CALENDAR.

Albany March 1.-The day calendar In the Court
OF Appeals for tomorrow Is: Nos. 2l''.'o oo'' '''
$50 1Cs, 273, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

For Boys and Young Men-Cny.
n UOhkf.JlINb sttEOgrJphF, pp'MII.in4, 80.
IL nn"nIx nncnL. dzy or evening situations IuIhish
address Erw.h Business College, I-oSn-ss y. -.
~ vnrk u;.olNIA, COI.LI.GF. l25th.st.. N. y
II All Disctica; DAY or eNenln. az, vi
n. - CLEMENT [. GAINES. Mount "o''iS ""'~ .
XIVFHSI1Y GR\MMAR school, % w 81 'o'''s''-
u ali d.uartn"nt>. Boarding pupIl. Tc-e.s'u u. n
Elmer T.. phillips. 4. VI y q hchu''VA'o". ~. -
vAN NORMAN INST. ttonnded ie5'l.
g. E. cor. VI Wet Enf,ic ana ti,tss,,opu.1
% - " Principal. Mmc VAN NORMAN
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EAPRf.ss TRAINS leave station CentIaI i'~''"sS W
New Jersey foot L'be ty->t. North RIVER, , n An
FOR PiiILADfLPnlA week cay,., H. ~ S
lD an "a. ~ S5 p c;l rs
iso 80 Dining Gar 800 90 E y u 10 ni a.T;
For BALTIMORE AMP wAsHlN.i1Vf' ws so 3 20
spnins Carj 500 % co. Baltimore only p NJ. l2ls
night. -, 49, -. ,,x ,,,,,. and Pullman Sleep.
ing as on and Pao "a, Sats be procured 2. li2
2y5 ss 4i5 5s5 9,2 l+o BrS,eway, MGrSay
Avenue and SO West l25th Street NewYorS Sss Wash
wav Williamsburg. II, ..u O.. .,a .,.cr
""we.tcot. Express Company VII call for ana ehees
Ia cgage from hotel reslden e % cHsuna1ion.
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"A thing Of beauty
Is a Joy forever"

Home without Fircplaccs il like n
man without cycs-Chccrics> "." VIZ"
slightly. The stove ~ moi socl""''
does the steam radiator siO" WIZ"
Hospitality.
In family affairs whatis sentimental
/, also practical. Domestic happiness
is n practical matter. and the nome -
the shrine OF sentiment. A Fircpiacc
is the centre Of the home circle warns
hearts and hands alike. Thcr"'o'e
buy seasOnabie things for the hres'"c'
w. II. Jackson & Co"
UNION SQUARE, Cor. Broadway
Fine Wood Maniels and thimncy'p'eee N"''
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THE WRIT TO BE ARGTED rs ALBANT

judge Wallace In the United states Circuit Court
Yesterday adjourned until March 10 tho argument
in the John G. Emo habcas corpus wit. several
~ the lawyers and wtnc.ecs are I'm Washington Ia
attend the Inauguration. A. Judge Wallace will 1T
IN Albany on March 10, he will hear the argument
there
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READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM

Coal used cNcIUSNty, lnsurInR CIeuhuueO
and Comfort
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1892.
LEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST EArKE>s 4nAIAS leave station oos es
LII, rty.st. North R.ver. - zu.
FALLS, TORONTO AND CiiIt AGO, s'1? 4: "
$50 +. u. WEEkDA1. IN, AND -. SsN poIin:s
BUTT s-eping Cars NJ GIT trains On. ,rov
FOR WiLKESBAKRE, PIIISION AND CRANION
10 a. NJ. II 80 3 40 80 =. M. sundays exceps
s' f6R po1rffsviiE I; a. m. IL 80 s:.5 p NJ
SUNDAYS. 5 rs, II 90 a. III. .. avn.
FOR READING AND HARRI>Bl Nr : 10 D uS
10 10 z. -. - D. ~. SUNDAYS /. 80 p ~. -.
FOR EAsnoN, BETHLEHEM AILL 3N W, an! AsI
Wauch Chunk -. 5:lj. 30 ,. H., sundays w
sl5 II 90 a. ~. 40 80 - N.
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
New.YOrk 4 Northern Railway
AND
Ncw.York 4 New.EmGland Railroad

In connection with Manhattan Fev1ted Railway sono .ss
q PULLMAN SLEEPER PASSENGER. and BAa"Aos
CARS leave l55.h ST. terminus 9Th md 9th Ave. EleeNs
daily including Sundays. at IL 30 +. NJ, Hh'.ns y
Boston. foot Sumnzr So, ~ 40 A. NJ b1s.Ass ~
,h,oupb at n n stations SD ST.. near stA Ave. me
.55th ST. and stb Ave-
The NewYork Transfer COMPANY will call FOR ana cnes
baggage 70 destination from hotels or residence " ~
part OF the city upon application {" shy " e''s '
Offices I'm NewYork Brooklyn.
EXPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE. IL"
Leaving South Ferry 10 81 p. NJ. connects VII" ~'
train For running time Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEW'fonn
CITY: Arcade New, Rooms. Il Broadway. ana ''s
RI adw,y where Pullman reservation can BE- obtained
seepers open accommodation Of p.s.easeis one H's
before leaving time Of train.
H. h. VHEELAND. Z. n. ALLEN.
Gen Manager Gen. Passr Agent
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Delaware, Iack"wannn and Western H. "'
.,,.,. IN xew. York foot Of Barclay and Chr's'op"s'
streets. -,,.,Ny
SHORTEST LINE. XErT,tni hsD '""'

p,rcc. rou,, to NEWARK. BLooMflELp MVN Ra,sinS
III y,IH oIt,No,tS summit, Bernaris,.i,ts Room.
Tiast Madison liorrlstoyn ras,@is raI IrsRE no:
' %%H,r@N,i HscHcu;tSsn, sSMooLEYr,so MOI WIAfER
sr sfor bsEu H. rctcnc MG"',lniS
Tnx' pi'islSTON, WILkFSBARRr M pINtS
piNvIILE, NOiTHt MBERLANp MSHiTTseV TIcx
nnnc MI2ifsi SPRINGS. Cortland sYRnaSSffSSS
h nSwrGo ITHACA owEGo ELMIRAS t 81 points
W WHEsTT. SoRrmwESP AND souTHWEESsnts *.
a,oC 4. M-HUFFALo. UTICA and ,s osw at buffalo
WY TRi:s Pullman parlor ears. CONNECTS m next
with tain for Chicago, arriving ''''
,,s %orI a. nM.-BINGHAMroS NAIL. Stops at DrinsD
loo MSCEANTpo o;I.,d Bi nsyiar cars
Ain p Ue-SCRANTON. WIIk rs BAhhrs anu
tTTrIIi TX PRESS. Pullman plrlor car, r,xpRESS.
,,yO p VI. (Dailyl.-BuFfALo LIMITED
ral""n s'G teppasfS,suFFaIO, UTICA and oswE'S
w. TX i,i,iSS Pullman sleepers. ,TIoyS at 10
TICKETS and PULLMAN Accom- ~ terry stations
Nurray-s and Broadway Tickets AT ,ss Columbus
~ and oto broadway SO West 12oths, 11,,cn At and
ave New.York: 1888 washlngton.st ~ tnS full n
"a broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables. s''ns
iorwasiSno a. az xpRESs COMPANY win san ~
check baggage from hotel residence 70 ee'A'
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rnw Schools.

, Aw LECTURES r. WOMEN, at the 1nNei''Ts ~
tlo ritv Of N,w.Yor,. Washington SgIa', 4
.cti,rer Tr f. Isaac f. Russell D. {. l.. ,har 'nuo'
~ the Woman, Lea Education society G'S'So M
gins Friday, March "rd, % 10 a. H. d"mi> lease,
m"rtc9gcs ETC. Tort equity Pleading e'idepcr Ios'
and Tir Iri,diction procedure. principles oil cihho Id"
crime, and their penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Nine de Lesseps. the viie Of ale Grar' Francois
can write equally well in French and hngh>n. 9he
wrote n novel several years ago ana pubI>h'd "
ANONYMOUSLY She is collecting her husbands private
papers and correspondence and proposes II J. saw"
to write Il book explaining and defending MS course
tn rd IN Pan
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ucat!,ers.

A .rNCl TO - PLY tutor. procssors. teachers
n coyerress.s etc. all Departments OF earning ~
tg.fs u schools oauee cd y pdrns Nl.t ~
COYKIFi.E Book Boiling. 80 Ffk ave. cor 2oth'>,
a RICAN ASD FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Profess Tutor ,,ovcrnc,ses
e To- College. Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS VI J. YOUNG.TULTON - Union SQUARE
- pr IrA,Ul.E> All hiauchD-. 3lGI ph,'. h,.'t'
- CIRCULAR. -ch,o- 'i'y 'r COUNTRY. - Puht
linton school Huuap. KIl.K II NS>ooN, w ltth.'t.
s,rOtrIION and PHYSICAL Culture.
IL class ant private instruction. Mrs. NAHilN,
Hotel Bro kho>;. lOl West t''h-'' N"".io ny
~ y EDUCATIONAL. BUREAU, ol Eat "th.>t
~. y Y.-Tracher- and positions furnished. SCHOOLS
l. ouiucrdcd. II. =. kfi.l.o'"'. Manager
~, M FISK T.arh,r- Agencies New YORK Bo.t'n.
i chicago Los Angeles, &C.; 5000 p'-itions nll' a.
II r CT,OCKII. y. Y. Manager. 20 5th~'c tl5th-'
az ,NTIp IMMEDIATELY -,,"nticmcn: \ teacher OF
w ,,rt vlth,ma, amt Physics; also teacher OF ter
" an for iIieh school LadIc.. French native WIN
Enc l.h French and Nu-c for families IN New
Iofk and I.o,nn: French ''fuan and Music Tor iaM y
Nuliv To- MR. j. Not N"Ft LIoN, Am,IIc1n ana
,i. T.l,h,rs' Agency - Union square, New York
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Gotels

Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SirnaE and IlterlOcEing Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
De.brOs.cs and COrtIandt streets
In Encc, 1901 A. w.. FEBRUARY 10th, 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
300 ys as sS seess and Sii
C asS snd from New York % Chcag Arc. T. Gin
s ,ni 80 a: M d,v l"0ia"'p0'' 80 o.
w TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
100 cHcSo seo Gi f pnSe Ho
nue. "s i%d oSe aHa 7a'e c Se pSa
po eaorr'pne:, and pewer 1atr0G and f S sse
cnSs "S' @ ,:.g:' %
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
's ta&, Q Louis AMI nsn%, cIn
cnnau B Is a. III. anu ST. Louis . 'oo ~ He NAV
-" TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
and D",T cars to rsaasld
~ s 50, EMPRESS.
's Iss, g; A:a s%n5S$ rs
Pacific EMPRESS.
500 r. M.-paIlman sur,t ,oll.s Car New-YoIS %
ss':e fpT shssso cs S9s Is p %
%i y we G,rE;~.I n a,,rv Pullman
I.ure toepe TO New
,-IiI>CTOx AND TIE SOUTH.
10000: VI Washington Lin,scd "ee~das'' vo,s;
Car to BaI;lnorc. arriving In Washington s;4' p. ~.
$40 VI I,m,ra" t dIy W W,hIas,
r"ns9 paiIor 'r, ar ana ara Pnns O''
il" ksprc:, oG Tr"ns 30 80 M D. ESp p
sS an, ana 90 p NJ AID 10 = 30 r. N B. E.pl r
90 a ai oS n and il Is asG, For Balsimors
rIoRibA sPECAL 'sr Jaca:on,ile and st. Angus.
HSpc,, f for JnSk-on,iiic. 81 Hnsn.rne and Tampa
80 a., o. p m" ana s1 u Il For TX k, wc.t and
ne zoo 90 m p and ~ az nrft Tae,' IhSf
is az n s'y Va St. FOR A "F"G% s'ss AND sa
az E p. 81: e,a; %sss''a ?sE
eca@r to A hhd 80, and not spTnt. on s,cond
roH GSb SFN 5SSiiF@i ana Sai ,s c a
II: s' % "a e % r...ssr. with
{ ach ~ Browns Nll,-iu-the Pir"-
FOR CAPE NAY, so o. a. Se.k days. ~, po,c,
Tor Long Branch A.bury PARK, ocean 'rovc ana ron,
Pheasant 10 n. m. II 50. 3 40 $40 ant. II :,
p. m. wceNtays sunfly. 30 a n; ana c . 10
D. m. DO scop a. Ashury Park and ocean Grove
FOR PHILADELPHIA
TNpfo.s 20 ~. o. %. ~. 80 10 w Wosnc
lngton Limited, With Dining Car aud Il 90 IN. az ~
noon Pouu's lI.ll,d WIN D.nn- car i y ~
200. 3 co. $50. 90 80, ; 90 q 90 80 4. ~
90 ,nd 900 p m ana i % 10 n'Sn'' sHnd9v. Tx
press. Is. 30 800 9 80 10 90 q. m. Q% 90 moor moor
| 90 90 p. IN. aad Il Is niGnt. ACCOMMODATION
s and 90 p. A.. ~.
For Time. table. trains 70 local points on the Penn
sylNania Railroad system apply a. the fol9wDns nichs
Orces: No.. 1873. $40, 9ti 1923. ll3 and ooi BFoai
way llou'e. lG Fast l2jih,t 20! Wet -9th
-, Isl Coumhu,.lNe.. 737 SlN'have., and foot oil Des
pr'.se, and Coftandt IS DouFs 80 ~;
Ton. St Brooklyn l2J Hutsoa.st.. HoboAcn: Station
inc New York Transfer Company viii call for an'
| .hecA baggage from hotels and residences through
| 'rriI',S +, pt.Gu J. Y WOOD
| General Manager. General Pa>>'f AGENT
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For Both SeNes-Country.
MIecellAncOuI.

rCUANrCAL DHNWING. v utSlCS MlNlNr
vi PROSPEr IIA',. ARITHMETIC, III.
may ho ,,.d~t at HON, without To-, OF time from WORK
T. uegr stud mol ONLY NnoN 10" 70 rad Ad ~"
u. IIt..I 90. mar giving al p'rti, IslN 10
The Corr, sIontenlc hool % Me'h,ncs. Scranton la
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Ncw ])nblitallons.
.UOW NATURE CURES.

By EMMrT DENSNoRE, ". D. Published by SWAN
SONNINsCnIEN & 90. Pltoinostcr Square London;
work Of 4l5 PAGES clear tyrc. nnc paper. well bound
in cloth; price. 500.
"HOw NATURE CrErS'' Specifically DEM
OSSTHATES THAT BREAD. CEREALS. AND ALI.
STARCH FOODS ARE UNSATURNL AND ~.
WHOLESOME. SCIENTISTS AND LAYMEN ALIKE.
WILL FIND IT WORTH THEIR WHILE CRITIC.
ALLY TO EXAMINE THIS EVIDENCE
Or. Donsmorc. although a graduate - Of the
oldest Of old school medical colleges T. r~oluclv opposed
drastic drug. and mineral medicines; and enthu site.
ally In favor 81 overcoming disease b. diet and obedience
to HYGIENE laws. The saturday Review" n.ondon.
Set 90 1890 cdt,iially states: "DR. DENSMORE IS
ONE OF THE MOST OPEN.NfND!.D MEN WE HAVE
EVER MET Is PRINT" Dr. DcnsInore IL wt,Lknow n
in England the founder = Natural Food Society
brought into the Of tho vegetarian,
by lights he has brought 70 bear upon their
iayOr.tc foods
pamphlet Of - PAGES, with paper cover. containing
preface table Of contcnt and u the mportan.
chapters in the book publish d simultaneously Die
and Is invaluable handbook. Either OF these may BE-
purchased ncw,-stand, ordered through any
,clor viii be- post free recct OF price. Al.
dress.
STILLMAN ~ Co, .39s Broadway. ~ Y.
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Musical Instruction.

Musical INSTRUCTION.
~ Y CONSERVATORY. IL LAST 18TH cr.
y. III TWEEN iTt-NNE. NND disNiIN" re. - nt,hor
Thi- FAMOUS - lupI. Tor me l. t, INV Io,,,n
/ ,,rtin.a. Dfawiug ana Painting. . ,,,,,
ms MY NNp ~. NINt,.-F orm"ely on litl-H'.
.,-,.,t,rr :, uoOL OF THE METROPOLITAN tol~
- LEGT OF MrsiC.-open, 1uy IT, issh bo .u,,
A., ouroJ,. ions Al si,anag"> 81 n rrlIhF 500"
rc,aln,d Dudoy BUCK l'r"-t RI Iso,' ~, on, ''''
II 70 and q Eat illl-st. New YORK. " Y
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Jnstrurtlon.
For Young Ladiea-Cit

For Young LiuIet-OIty'
Il no COZ SrH.AVE - .,,.,.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. CHAS. H. fARDNEi' fi'"~''
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Hoys and Young Mcn-Country.

RoEpHNTowN : WIN MIhiTAEErH IITGIrphI. H.
carr. T u LANppN. C"Mh\NDNr.
~ tTNAN ACADEMY. canaan. Com. ,iou. 'ot
I Too, h. Thrn. Ma.,ors College or business bs -
ward bows >, eral,y. For PARTICULARS edf"'' the IL
4, rFFU0Ip INSTITUTE. Freehold. y. j. toth var
ollece prcpsratvn specially. eusiHeA' high '-ho"
gI. fr.l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Mr. Lowell left unpublished poem which, under
the title OF An April Birthday at Sea-" is to be pub
lished In tile April Harper"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Mr. Rudyard Kipling intends TO call his forthcoming
book OF short stories Many Intentions
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
N Till tA~TTI NTW-HJC IFLII y y
FRANK >. I;OBEHl', Prime pal
t.VTpS J tute. 500 n "loY ~ N'hpp.
/ for sanitary appointments steam h,.'
.x,,ywarre steln..hc.,ed win ming tank J. wilson
For Both SeNes-Counry.
4, ASTMAN Bl SlNl~sS CoLiL''. roug ae' p'ic ~
r. on.r Al N. wear Thofougn instruction IN BooKhephg
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mon WITH ,cmp"r.t ash snt- o. sioI'
nstce No char.e ir s!tuauons furnished SEND of ess
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Mr.. william Morton Fullerton has written a volume
Of essays which the Nacmillans will publish. Il Is 10
be called Patriotism and science"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF new JERSEY

UtW 1Al hail kUAU Uf new JchScI.
Auhrncite Coal used exclusively. insuriLg Cleanliness
aud ComfOrt.)
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
Syste,n. Trims leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1892.
For heading at ! 30. ,t' 40 4; NJ 90. 30:
saturday night. Sundays, II 30 "A. NJ, co. 3 80 90.
T1r Harrisburg Il; ; 90 - s:4I A. NJ. 90 30
90 90 4J T.. NJ II is night. except saturday ght
sundays. ii 80 A. NJ. 10. 800. $50 L. NJ. l2:i5
For rotts.lc at 90. -. s:i5 A. NJ. 90. 80
90 : 80 +. NJ. I:lj might except saturday night
Sundays, II 80 A. NJ. 100. 3 80. 90 +. NJ. - rs
Tor sanbary,, LGwls1urs and wnl!a@;por., ~ 90
except satur IL, night. sunday. Is A. NJ. 90 T. NJ
For EastSn, Beth chem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
90 1:I5 As A. NJ. 100 $50 49, 80 TO Allen
town, T.. NJ. sundays 80. 1;l5 A. NJ. 1 100. 80
4 40 T. NJ. SUNDAYS. 80 A. NJ $3.50
For red I;ank Long Bon,h ,nd points scu.h to Poln,
Rank onlv, 90 20 ais p SUNDAYS "xc ,sra
Ocean Grove ami Asbury Park . 90 A. NJ. 90 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 30 s rs A. NJ, ~. g 40 spccaD 90 0l5 p NJ
For Tom, Ryer Barn.sat Park and Barnegat 4 80
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For Atlantic CITY. Vncland and Bridgeon 4 80 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach Seabright and Highland Beach
Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 4 90 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

DR.. John Brown. OF Edinburgh one Of the most de-
ughtful OF rssaylss. Is be the subject Of fOrthcom
Ing book OF recOllections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

For Both SeXea-City.
<v,ur pr.prITZ >,.IOOL or LANHC AGLS.
N.Gi.on Squaie t,oi. -jt!i--t. ara "yJ ,,,o.
Branches In tn principal AN ~ d" ''u i''''i"'
Nc b. gins now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

Mr. Ouer COUGHS recent energetic words aN'ut
Style are worth quotins. by 'pcriecuoh oil sN"'
he SAYS ave mean absolutely nothing. for we speak
Of n never-fXcd mark. whose worth Is quite unknown,
and whose height has neither been taken, nor by any
possibility can be taken. Probably mortal man can
attain no nearer perfection OF speech than TO say
q certain thing In such way that no successor VIII
even dare to say II In different words But even 80
our only criterion is the good taste oil the very WORST
and most shameless plagiarlst-a being who eA-hy-
pothesis has no knowledge at all of perfection"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

The late King Ludwig Of Bavaria is said to have
attempted in his youth TO write play oduiy
enough his hero a kings son who conspred with
the people 10 produce revolution, dethrone his
father, and proclaim a Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

>,rw.HoCHELLN MirITARl ACADLMY. -
~ TIL. tA>TLI NIW-H't IEii,l ~ 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

By EMMrT DENSNORE ". D. Published by SWAN
SoNNINsCiIEN 90. Pltoinostcr Square London
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-13

guitar club along, also a yiolinist to
help enlIyen things.
MAYOR CALDWELL being out OF the
city, President Waterhouse, Of the sec
ond branch Of council, will this MORN
ing have his first experience as police
magistrate. The prospect is that he
will not have a large docket to dispose
OF.
WILLIAM WADE, Of Wheeling, was
the name and residence given by one OF
nine tramps found by the police in the
Baltimore Il Ohio yard at Washington,
Pa, night before last, and lodged IN
jail,
The new brick building on South
Jacob street OF r. V. Ankle 4 Son has
been finished and the firm has moved
into it. The old frame structure ad-
jaining 10 being demolished and will be
replaced with brick like tho other
A SPIRIT of reform seems to have
seized Fulton. Tho staadtrath OF the
principally at a meeting Tuesday
evening passed IN ordinance requiring
all saloons to close at IL p, M, and an
ordinance requiring all places to be in
good sanitary condition is pending,
WHEN the $40 Baltimore a. Ohio
train came in from the west this MORN
ing 1862 quarts OF berries were unload
ed from it. These were taken on at
stations between Wheeling and Wash
ington, and this is only an ordinary
quantity for this time OF the season.
Washington, Pa, Reporter.