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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

We believe that Senator Berry will
be his own succesor-He is entitled
to second term by reason Of his
faithful performance Of duty during
the time he has been in the Senate.
lie was a gallant Confederate soldier
and in all his official career since the
war has been true to his people We
can trnst him, --Texarkana Democrat.
The above is not exnctly correct.
Mr. Berry WAS elected to Gil out Mr.
Garland's unexpired term and served
four years. lie was then reelected
for six years. This makes ten years.
Ten years at $4,000 makes $4,000
He was a gallant Confederate soldier
very likely, and has been well paid
for his services. Rotation in office
is q healthy Democratic policy.
While our statement as to the mum.
Der of terms Senator Berry has been
in Office may not be "exactly correct
according to your theory, it is, accor
ding to ours Senator Berry deserves
two full terms and more, il true pat
rotism, honor, worth, and faithful
performance OF duty, is TO count for
anything. The Press $4,000 a
year theory, or 100000 for ten years
services, being ample "pay" makes
us tired; il sounds 50 demagegical.
1t requires all tho salary paid = Sens.
tor TO live in Washington, bat not
taking this into consideration, Ark
ansas can never pay our gallant
soldier statesman, Senator Berry, for
bis services as Confederate soldier
---or for the loss Of limb while so
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

Maj. v. G. p. Breckenridge Of the
seventh Congressional district OF
Kentucky will be opposed in the next
race by Hon. Evan Settle and Hon.
- Owen. We think notwithstandlne
Mr. Breckinridge's service heretofore
he should be deposcd. A statesman
should be like Caesars wife. And as
it now stands Mr.. B. is not.-Ex,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

serving, As to the "rotation," We
certainly have never seen it carried
out as TO U. S, Senators aud Congress
men-besides il cannot apply to Mr,
Berry as he has not had two terms
We are surprised ut yon, Bro. Lud
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17
THE BEST ROUTE
BETNWEEr
Memphis and the Southeast
BETYVEEN

The Palace Car Line Of the South-the
Kansas City, McmphiS e. Birmingham R,
r. has two through passenger trains daily
between Memphis and Birmingham, max
ing close and sure connections with the
trains of all connecting lines. Night
trains have through sleeping ears between
Washington. d. c., and Memphis, via At
lanta and Birmingham Qn connection
with the Richmond & Danville r. r. the
shortest route, quickest time and the only
line running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars (seatS free TO holders of first
class through tickets through between
Birmingham and Kansas City, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars between Kansas
City and Atlanta. This is many niles the
shortest and by far the best equipped Pas
scnger Line between points in the East
and Southeast and Memphis, and all
points in Arkansas Texas and the West
and Northwest Everything new and
drSt-claSs. Through tickets via this line
on sale at all through ticket Offices.
For any desired Information, for large
map and time table folder, address,
j, Il. LOCKWOOD,
G p. and T. Ag't
Kansas City.
II. ID. ELLIS,
Gcnl Agent, 800 Main st.
MpmUhiS
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17
l.. l.. STARKS,
STRICTLY DEMOCRATIC
Contractor and Builder.

guarantee &l my work, and do
none but what ia iirst-class-will not
turn out poor Job.
Give me o call, or write me through
the TexsrkanN postotflcc, and | will
submit bid For work | do, VIII
make m charges TOR plans and speciti-
cGiioNs j.. l.. STARR.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

The howl that has been raieed over
the great extent to which farms have
been mortgaged in this country dies
out as the facts are made clear. In-
stead Of ! Of the U. s. being mort
gagged returns from 33 states show
thai less than / of the farms are en-
numbered, and that of this 1 the
mortgages are not more than 30 per
cent of the assessed value Of the
farms.-Greenville Herald.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

The following sound advice is
from that staunch journal the Pine
Bluff COMMERCIAL: "Do not sacrifice
vour convictions on Democratic prin
ciples and lick-spittle and hunky tc
fellows away off yonder who want
your votes and your money, but
don't care bean for your personal
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17
TEXARKANA MARBLE WORKS,
51 EAST BROAD STREET, TExARKANA, ARKANSAS.
j. L. SMITH,
Proprietor. and Dealer In

-Propriefor, and Dealer In
American and Italian Marble and Granite; Scotch Gran
te from Aberdeen; Statuary and Finished Monuments
imported from Carera Italy deal in and will furnish
any Marble OF Granite that can be gotten in either Eu-
rope or America, or any part of the civilized world.
Monuments and Tombstones made to order with neatneSS
and dispatch Sandstone, Limestone or Granite coping
for cemetery lots neatly done Correspondence solicited
Satisfaction guaranteed.
allow do better
call ni
elsewhere
this
designs carefully selected all the principal cemeteries in America
marble and
full of all the
nothing material
n h line.
Shop and works 51 East Broad street. opposite Iron
Mountain round house.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-17

sI- Sold by druggists, 75c.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

The offerings at the real estate auction marksl
yesterday were light but the undertone Of the mar.
ket was not unfavorabe. At the Liberty Street Ex-
change, No. 50 Liberty-st., r. V. Harnett ca
offered country seat and two acres Of land at
Grymes Hill, Staten Island, near Tompkinsvile
the owner Mr. McAndrew, having gone to live
near London. William Rockstrow was the buyer
for $500 At the Trinity Salesroom No. Ill Broad
way Peter T. Meyer offered No. OIL Ptt-st., a three
story brick tenement house. with stores, lot lSxM
1t brought slS,35o from Louis Stern Al the other
p Westbrook Meyers sold for Harry Benedict to
Mrs A. Ratcliff No. 235 West Seyentieth,st, -four.
.John n. Goding has sold for DR.. c. NJ. Bell 70
John j. Emery. two lots on north side OF Sixty.
eirhth.st 200 feet east of Ffth-ave., for $1,000
This is the highest price paid for lots In this pan
Of the
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N. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

foot % West s2cst follows. Is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st:
80 A. 81 MaiJ except sunday Waikiki VALLEY
X statir-s. MilGctOWn. EenNille Falshurg Liberty
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton Delhi sidney. Norwich
Utica. Rome. oneida Fulton. Oswero.
3i3 T.. NJ texc"gt sundao. sullivan Co Express for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall. Middle
town, Eli~nynis Mountain Dale. Ccntrevile. FasburE
Elrieyve Liberty Falls Liberty. farksviHe and Liv
"a, T. NJ ,daiiyD Mid.iown. Summitvlle. Fasburg
Liberty IivngNon Mano' Rocklani. Walton sidney
Norwich oneida. Fulton. oswcgo. Niagara Falls Dstro
chicago
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37l broadway
J. c. ANDERSON. q =. A,
90 Bcayer-st.. NevYork-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEW.JERSEi

tAnthracite coal used excusiyelyb
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals,
ror raston OFT nethiehem Allentown. Maueh chung &e;
$50 7:f5 $40 Qi:45 Easton) A. M. 40 80 ~"
T. Fastonj 40 5:45 80 Allentown. f. NJ SunoaSs'
go 75 A. ~ 100 s, 20 j. s,s a. Scranton o:io A. NJ
40. 90 43o p: Sundays 40 a ~ ,,.so A. NJ.
day: 4:so 4 NJ 100 30 80 1870 p n 12i5 nignn S
FOR Harrisburg a 10. 500. $40 A.. NJ, lIo e.
400 5:4j p. NJ 1z:l5 night. Sundays 100 o'o T. NJ
FOR svrbury Lewisburg ana williansport at 80 soo
p.i0 A. n 80 80 ~ p n. l2a might excep, ss,'
u-dav rrht sunday i.i5 NJ. 10 p NJ l2:ln n,gn,
For Rank 0a- Banch and boin,s so1, 20 70 PeS
rarN 20 20 Gas Red TanO. 6l5 y. M snn-
DAYS except Grove and Asbury far" ''oV ~ A.
" " FOp LAKEWOOD.
40 s:I5 A. NJ i:4j $40. 40 p NJ NJ. -. n.,
For Farnngdale Toms River la Inesat Fark hno OAR
neeat $50. s:i5 A. ~, lt5; 40 u p; "a, .ao NJ
For Atlantic CITY. vineland ana erdge'o' YOU ." ''
For Monmouth re-cn eoabrrht and H,ch,,na Be s
go SIS +, 20 A " r:,o las. 400 4:2o r. 81 sun
Gays. o,O0 4. -. 80 2. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
ii sS toinns ar A. M 80 aoo 400 BuGe Fic.
Carp. 600 dining Carp. 800, = 80: st5 p NJ E;i'
night. sunday. 4:ao. 300 1880 Dinng Can A. d.
Co. 300 (Dnins carr, 80 p NJ l2;i5 night m ,.ao
r. NJ i2i5 night. Sundays. 900. II go DINING Carr
A. NJ. 80 500 Dining Carr. $50 r NJ lZl9 nish.,;
:si as e4a THO s2a BROADWAY. IN 9th Ave. 81
Fast i4th ST ia Eas, l25th St. 264 West 18TH ST.
.sI Counhu. Ave. New York; = Court 81. $50 Fulton
york rpans,er corranv viii check baggage
from ho,. r~.'ience TO destination.
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SHORE r. r.

Trains leave 42d-s Station. NewYork. foIlows
Gad IL minutes Garlic. from foot fTanhlinst
U.IJ A. M.-Daily T.. Albany. Ouoa. Syracuse Roch
ester l,unAlo Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago.
Toronto
o.I5 a. M-Daly Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago
s,I5 u. M.-Daiy ~ Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roch
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Ceve'
land ami Chicago.
For Tickets parior and seepng-car accom-
m0tatiois apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
stations Timetables at principal hotels For other In
addiess
C. L. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New-Yort-
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failroa6s.
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot o. Drsbr)'i' AM No7t'.'"
In Eject February 10th. 1So4.

In Eject February 10th. 1894. u,s.
1890 pioS A. A. ' fENN5YIvxNiA %asns
pisw,ns ana s'sts h03m s.se enesso III a NJ
I ana IS a. car Cncana asf' indian
sgo.S 4 ~, Toledo SiS n Te @ifts 'E.xpREss-
Pullman sleeping and Dining cars 70 81 "a ST
VILE and Chicago Arrive CINCINNATI io''' :" -
600 1i p. w. wEsTERN ss r1,Hs
7as f. ~ s. Nj faiiHEP
S.. c ans D"S fe NJ nGanapos ' H.
lsa fHc II :'fS3f Buffet
ire Car 2 Ptsburg Connects 70. Chicago and r0'eo'
11T n9S G:Tsfs: sI;sS ss'u %D SOUTH
ca s.i" Limited "i Il. P.ror bnns
SUNDAY $50 $50 $50 Teaing Car. So
and ps Ss E5Rsss' q Eli,
a6 daily Steers to Assa sn' g. 6ao Railway
For oTb oSs oRToLK Via csp
ch:Tiss Route, M weekdays and with through
S.sS o%sT say
s'Fs:Ei E45 SfTR' 1os 'Pt'iG Weekdays with
S%Fn MxY; - x..s-day. Grove. and po,p.
Pleasant, so NJ ?oo 24O SIG si and p ~
no, D az A sRnaSi PARK sI ana
'D"'A' yOR PHILADELPHIA ,,r,,.a,
so $50 7 Nj sS s asa 3 $780, EXP
g e3o 90 Limited 1000 A. M q =. 4;3o o. o. ''f'
Ticket $50 nos sS P e. ss s and nresaTs,
A:ST Mas. 49, Eas h Es ss r Street. eo' $50
1S. & TtSR t,T S6g1ay ~ cal;
s. NJ; c. rssYS Gsns..r General Passr Agent,
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A ENTERTAINMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cEIvEb AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 2i2 Bread Dad
way "a door north OF Thirty-flrst-st: and ADVEH-
TiSEMENTs AT the following branch Offices: "a
Eighth-ave Twenty third-st: 152 slxth-ave
III Fourthaye corner Fourteenth-s,.: 76O Thrd-ave
corner Fory-seventh-s l,02G Third-ave.. Sixty
nr,t-st: T6s Frrt-ave 100 West Forty 1872
coumbu.,ave.: 80 Avenue A: 32a Thri:sve: 20 West
257 Fortysecond 55t Thirdave.
l3ss Thirdave 2o51 Third-aye.. between onehundred
and twelfth and One hr -dred- and-thlrteenth
At the HARLEM OFFICES. 100 East One-hunired- and
tweny-hfth-st 243 West Onehundred- and hfth
st. and 32D West One ynfth-st, 10
o. m, at regular ONCE rates.
In Brooklyn. at 63 Court-st; 605 DeKalbave; 1890
london once Norfolk Street Strand
w. C.. London. England.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

East broadway. No 25i; James Nealis and wife
cSerr SinSI No 42s Thomas stoddart. referee.
TO Alice McArde ,;. ;,,sr ana wife 10
u Anare@ 81 corner pike-st 5o5x4i2 Morris
Monsky and wife TO jacob Me'hs, nd y,e "a
JACOB noUi los r. OF lith-aye ss9x2Oo; Abner
"a Mills executor etc TO Priscilla Mills go.
same property; Priscilla Mills to Emma jack
son et a. o2i # Of Allen.st. % x75;
William r. Stewart ct al to Regina Cohen go. !
s,h-st. No GA and GAG East; Rachel "einstein
to JACOB T ,s OF Madison-sve z5&qss; jud-
son Todd Robert Blake oXxos a, ,,S,..:
2Sths iIS IT W G5 5aI lynch 1's'''. ae
.S tei'" anu 4S5 II OF eth-ave 25xioo3; Sarah
Burby to Meyer Agegoafn Of centre line d
10th and DIST SITS. 1Ox irregular John Baxer
and wife to , Enc OF T 7thaye. 9oxoo5 Henry
b Watson and wife 70 John scanneh ;,:.,;a;s;;;.
s4thst. $. 100 II OF La so puifeld and
5sR 1s9eI s. 100 Il q ioth-aye 2ySH,9 9S;.j I0SS
ss Anrei prop lH pa Nicholas corneth and wife
s5 70 sane s. ia5 II Of West Endave soxio2s;
William Lanchantin 70 Fran ,y sn't IN VIII.
lam Z Lanehsn =, 81 west End.ave ioslo22:
r,i,.srs,Ie Drive 5. inteIsects centre line Q,
goth and DIST SITS. ADJOINING lanp VI, ~ 70 = q
Baker 20, q . o. i.esing,on-ayc. 2ixioo5
Lydia II White to John Vesey. 80 oo;;x,,oos:
s7t2.st. n =. i25 IT W OF lst-a L' ZoXl"'o;
Thomas C ,9a :, 70 Of Avenae A. 5oxi2o4
Tbo,nas + Cooke and wife 70 J II Cooke ana =
another corner s7;h.st 255xoo: Myer Foster
and wife Samuel Louis and aao,n nj ., if:ii1a
o' THtr:,bGeii To- Mary Heidelherger.
IIoth-st n = 27lS II Of Park-aSe. loSAl'V"'
Mary Louise SS as r. '' Of Mad'son-ave l6sx
ito.11. Mar on r Moore TO Ma thew Henry'' -
Same property; Charles L Moore ana "'is
N Marion " " %o G6i Edwin E snshemer to
RAYMOND od =, Sln5m nep u property Of Henry
LS Mscown S'. ct al. Twefth Ward; James coogan
,d 10 M''ser 2iis Il Of Park-ave isonssii
Mary + Crandali 70 George reehtma .a ' ia:
s,b, ave- corner Of iiSth-si IOOIlx2j; Donald
Mclean reis'' d II I, Of iSJth-si. i25xlOo:
Francois II Maurice. Comte de Por;es. to James
,i1,bl Dser,ns 200 II Of shave issilooii;
William Osborn and wife 70 Eugene : P2,ter,'
30 iixIco Eugene Potter and wife to Will .
sa inm p 1sp9rt, william Osborn to Ella Osborn
Devoe-st. W corner Of Ogden-ave' lOoA'o' .
Mary German a,6 10 J9 :, n G 90 10 xa
Geo p Arbogast and wife TO Kuemmel -. !.
Jackson ave W 5. iIi3 # n Of l65th;st' lsg1so;
| Lot 49, map OF Mount Pleasant Abraham Bass
ford estate. Abraham Buckhout ct al 20
Sarah F. Coykendall ...........,:..:.........
Ist-aye n $. lot No IS. map Of Claremont.
| etc Path Ward: Eliza A Thompson and hus-
band 10 Seth Howes ...............,.,..:s.
webster-ave. e $, Is Z, n OF l7sth-s,. 75xloo:
Serene D Bonhls and wife 10 Andrew Lar
southern boulevard corner Of Pentod-ave.
5OxlOO; Patrick oates and wife TO c Bolton
| opdyke.st $. 400 It Of Xatonah-ave. 5ox
| ISL 10; Annie Mcguire 20 James Rogers.
Lot No o. map OF farm OF John Cromwell, AN
| Ward; John Harvey and wife 10 Mary All.
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Countrn Board OantcD.

t11ANTED For the summerBonrd ty rentcIan wi,e
w md how eleven years Old the sehsh're wl'iih
two hour. ~ New York New-Jcs coast W Spih s'l
OF Long Island liberal price pad would prefer ~ W'r
In private family. wher" bur i"N " any o'''' ''A''
are taken. Address T.. b.. Tribune Once
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OGean SItdmcrs.
E9gTn GERMAN LLOYD S. S. GO.

NWUD JU QELlu.l4-.J INV ~ ~ ~
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON RBEME%
FAST ENTRIES STEAMERS e.,
cabin $50 and upward. ii cat. so an - &c
Flhe SAT MAY Il II 4. M saalc sat. June = ~ -
spree Tues. May H. pm TrANe.Tues. June D. ' a ~
MAY g a. NJ. flh~. sat. June a. q" '.
fahn Tues MAY 2. 0 \. II spree Tues June u; nom
- T,es Nay % nol- Aler sat. June 10. A. H.
MEDlTERrASEA$ SERVICE
NEW YORK GiBRALTAk-"ESOA - ~
Fulda. MAY l.. 10 A VI NelIn....-J bV .. ~ -
n ser 49, May rs o A " ,ruda.....JI!y y. - d %,
Vera. June \ " INena.......' Has' - ~
r,,ia, T,re 81 fulla AIb - MN
cabin rates from 50 Ip"MN
UrIKICHs 4 60. BI~linE hiteH
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In N~w-YOrk foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET



Direct route .Al i'.I~-.l lt.i-) MONICLAIf.
ms oKANGES. summit. BernaTdsvNle Basking
isdg. Madison Sorristown. fassalc. Paterson Boon
ton Dover staL.nope. BuDns LAKE, LAKE no
iAiCoNG. :Iackettsr9wn, Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN;
Washlngton PuILIIPsBURG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. srtoUDspuItG; p .ono Mountains: SGRAN-
DANvILLE, NoKIH uM9hihtLANp; Montrose. BlNG'
iucIIFIELp srhINGs,, Cortland, SYRACUSE, os-
DATII' DA.SNILLE BUFFALO. aud all points
NEST NORTHWEST AND bOUTHWEST
100 A M-BIaGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
600 a, M.-BuFFAlo SCRANTON =, BINGHAMToN
UTicA SYRACUSE and oSwEGo EMPRESS Pull
man Iunet Pallor Cars. Connects at Buffalo with
train for Chicago arriving g2D a. morning.
zoo y M-sClANTON BlNGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars -
4. IN y M-SCEANTON- WILKESBARRE and PLYM.
oIfTfI EXPIRES. pullman parlOr
10 y NJ (DailyJ-BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
ToN and ELMlRA LIMITED EXPIESS. Pullman
Iunet Sleelcrs. Arrives at 7;l5 "A.
o 200 p NJ dDaly)-BUFFAIO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
pullman Buffet Sleepers.
Murrny-s Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
- and 9i2 Broadway 90 West l25h-s 23s Columbus
nyo 33s 726 Fultou-s and - Broadway,
brooklyn Time tables giving full Information at all
tons.
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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WEEKLY SERVICE per TWIN ~ vi W ~ .'t' M q
To -DI1TlIA MfrTON uONboN AMI PARIS pr 20 ~,
Bl RG. Southampton is "ht l'u'" 80, is, r~v
from LONDON. DAILY ssrtlt" from ~. 80
last twin screw channel steamers ior NAf - ~ 80
i,isiiHIo e. .. . IN Hsrarck july n BOP IN
49,. NJ n 2gO % m columbia July 10. a. IN
n 'f,tr. 7 - IL ia %lrmanula. AUG : a NJ
= Bismarck June -. 3 pm J.. lNfinHIc .Dt y o.,
Columbia. June 81. a m .'l N-h -, la "a, d, NJ,
victoria June -. .. n y y D., ~, ~
u "A f.RICAS LINE. ~ lNt'fA'f-N'
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,TNARD LINE

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
f'fnirla Nay IL 1l:11 N mhria .Junr q ~ a. m
is,rsria Nav 20 2 80 n ~ Etrult...- June - 81" n
I.ucania. June ?. 2 o. ID lu'l W 9" y '
~ trnn, plcr 40 <ofth River. FOOT = flHrkaon ~
Cabin ,assaqe upward Second cabin. so, go
$50 according TO accommodations
s,ecrare tickets 20 and from all parts - Europe ~
49, op r,t.@ For freight and passage imply ~ the
t',aaraDv,. ncice " Rowling Green. Nev'-YorS.
VTRSOE IT. brown & co. General Agents
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boerdins
and Day School for GIrfs ga opens septsmbef
- MO Nontagus-ss.. Br5ottyn. n. T.
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Musical Instruction.
ANEW YORK, York 81 18th Street
IN METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Special Rates for Summe. Season. Residence Depart
ment two minutes walk from Central Park DUDLEY
buck Pres; Albert Ross Parsons. v:cePres: H. w
Greene. Sec'y and Treas
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE SIAK LINZ.
.,r,.,. NJ, ,a3.aO D. H. Majestic June ~. p E
40 81 a m Gcrmanc. June 20. A. III
Wsv ao o. m 'IcutOn.c June -. l2.5Op IN
t -. Ia = IN Hrannc. July 4. n. IN.
src,n Whl,. star Dock loot OF lOh-s.
NO COT~rON CARRIED HY PASSENGER STtAMisitS.
inward. go steamer ana 10
cation Of berth second cabin these fioames 40 "
&c O from the Ol1 County, 81, 70 -
f1roadway Nev-York Philadelphia Office. 400 Wanui-st
''' II. MAITLAND KERSEf. Agent
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GENERALE Transatlantique.

u FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent. sat- Siay ~ A. NJ
La BRETAGNE. Rupe ...''..'sat; May ~ a''g nv nv
Ia rOT,RAINE Santelli..........Sat May % -, ~
New.York Alexandra. Egypt Via ieris trip valid "
days: Firstclass 500. second-eiass: $iy ,.-ao,
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A volume Of Mature Studies" by Mrs. ]. o.
Wright is announced by Macmillan. These studies
are Of New England woods and fields ana large
paper edition of the book is TO be illustrated by re-
PRODUCTIONS of photographs made by the author
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Mr. r Marion Crawford has written paper en-
Titled "a View Of Modern Mysticism Aoi '
Iune number OF the Macmillan periodical, BOOK
pa,,eus" The publishers have lately enlarged this
magazine to double its original size.
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Mr.. Killings Jungle Book" collection o'
stories OF animal fe has just come from the press
The authors literary conscience was never more
conspicuous than in these tales for children Inc
work is as strong as vital. and as beautiful as
that of his more ambitious books
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Mrs. Wards "Marcea" has gone into us '0ur''
edition In England.
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EUROPE. HOLY LAND. ROUND TIE

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In the library Of the Massachusetts historical
society stands a cabinet containing near.y Two
hundred folio volumes Of documents copiel IRON
the originals by experts These represent Fr"l''
Parkman's research among the manuscript sou''e'
of his splendid historical work.
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CUROpE AND ROUND THE WORLD.

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Gitp propertp % fet.

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. EUROPE SELECT PARTY JUNE 10TH

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LITERARY NOTES.

Where is the great writer wac shall use 'he
MAGNIFICENT mass OF material for historical romance.
drama and poetry waiting In the arehlVes VI
early Irish literature? There was some nope ',a
In Mr. w B. Yeats had arisen poet ana drdhia'ist
,,ho cop,d ntly deal with this mine OF power anu
beautv. but thus far the young man has not 'us''-
fed this hope He has not shown caPaciS io'
sustained dramatic effort, his best work being MS