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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
Railroads.
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and tortanht Street
In Effect February 10Th. 1904.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and tortanht Sueet
In Eject February 10th, 1904
2 1890 W. FAST Car G TisOuPTF
Drawing ana State Room Sleeping. Dining smoking.
9 Jana % caS Aye' cE'aso A. and Indian
2:5SS r. NJ Tes4a S Nxb week 6 1877 EXPRESS
gm@n ami sseHns and Dining cars So i5 JOYS ops
e 20 S' # c.9.sG S1s;
81 81 VI s5fTF Si1sa PsS afy
Sleeping and Dining ars to cincinnati and s. Louis
Asrryes c.nc,nnon + NJ indianapolis 1913 p NJ.
500 = " TAcIFfc E3PREss Pullman BUFFET slssD;
dsv and clevsianG ev C"nf' sa,n IG
nALTIMoRE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH ,r1a
FLORIDA Special sleeping ana Dining caTs' 2io
F?'f% % Ea'i f3a Ps"s
arag ana ' Dining Cars CAR $50 dining cai $50
4:so p: MRichmona and panyrle Express, daily ,si,;
500 r. ?' S "n1 "Rs o%S Hallway
rd b To%T co Ds TF ana via Cap.
s cs"ss RoP'e NJ weekdays and with Through
TH3A & %4T2H4s 20 s. tsE's'
nd $50 'PS sa9 Gays
Fe s,d ns J "f q R daily rd ST. vest a..
rS xTI&STIc cIT Yor' i5o F. NJ weekdays, with
ro Th c%Fr s maY ?q y n car T....sav.
For long H1anch A.bury Pork. ocean Grow. and P9ns
IlcnFhnt o:io A. NJ. 1900 noon $40. 5:1O and lto
J.. NJ weekdays. Sundays. 0:.5 A. NJ. o:l5 p NJ
90 not stop ~ Asbufy Park and Ocean Grove on
FOR PHiLADEIPIITA. ,,
Io:io II a NJ = 70 Giorl, Spe,aD 20 l. 2;ie e,3 D.
day. Express G:l5. 70 9:!o 90 IAmiteD 1000
rt o 80 a ~ - IA anS 81 1fls
Aston House i3I Fast I25th street and foot ~ De:-
bToss"s and COranit Streets: Court Street SEQ Full
ton street os rrondwnv. and BROOKLYN Annex station
foot ~ Fulton street BROOKLYN. station. Jersey cry
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
II pRFVDgT 7 II WOOD.
General Manager General passr Agent.
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Real Gstate Go Gxehanoe.
UUnntrp propsrtp for Sale.

lr)R >.
SON ON country at IIud
trail s,t,ont broadway: minutes walk from N Ger
in nssoh consisting OF large mansion ~ ,wen,v Ell
rooms with ouer and with all improvements: two bah
grounds ron,a, anu cou water two furnaces range etc
garden and a over 80 acres; finely laid in lawns
carriage house, cehouse harms aise
"hiam-st. N. Y. - DV1LE q SONS. Is
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R,

TFains OF West 42d-st. follows IS
earlier from franklin-st.:
1850 A. NJ tdaily except Sunday FOR Waikiki Valley
X. H. stations. MdIetown. Eilenvle. Fasburg Liberty
Carbonate. scranton. Walton Delhi Sidney. Norwich.
Utica. Rome Oneida. Fulton. Oswegp.
3:l6 l.. NJ. tcxcept sunday, sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall
Mddlctown. Elcnve Mountain Dale Centreville. Falls.
burg, ufcyyile. Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvile and
Livingston Manor.
7:i5 =. NJ daily Mlddctown. Summtyille Falls
lurg Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockland Walton Sid
n,y, Norwich oneida. Fulton. Oswcgo Niagara Falls
Detroit, Chicago
Tickets Pullman nccommodations at 97I broadway
j. c. ANDERSON q. +. A.
&c Beaver St.. New York
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LEHIGh VALLEY R. R.

FIHIIOns fOOt 81 NOffTHhHT NM UFsOros-rs Strcets
VEsTlBULE TRAIN PULLMAN COACHES DININ0
CAR
SisO A. VI. Daily Sunday SD. for BUFFALO and Sus-
pension Bridge.
6,OO aud y 4. VI. FOR BUFFALO. Suspension Bridge
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23,
2GI go AMI a2 broadway. lI3 owcry. East Ith
1876 East l25th ST. Ncw- York $50 Fulton ST Court 81
nd broadway Brooklyn Ncw-York Transfer COMPANY
Will ,a nnl check baggage from hotel residences
through destination
-H d:cnI In torn Once. 235 Brondwnx.
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WEST SHORE Rail. road.

- On. G. & H. r. r. l.. Co. LESSEE)
Trains leave West 42d ST. station. New York. followA
anu 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklinst.:
o;fo n. M.-Daiy for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roch-
ester. Euffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago:
cept Saturday for Toronto.
o1o ~ M-Day for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Iuhao. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Cleveland and Chicago
Si15 y. M.-Daly for Albany. Utica. Syracuse, Roch-
ester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleve-
land and Chicago
For tickets timetables parlor and seepng-car accom-
modations, city Offices BROOKLYN
IT stations Timetables nj principal hotels For other
formation address
c y. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vhnderhit-ave.. New-York.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AgsE Simon Of # sa So AGno2 soG''1
Andrews MarSarst. to Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. li3th-st. of 3d-ave. 8 years,
Blow. Maranna and hgseand to motifs fisu"a
Barnett Max. to r T q Fitzpatrick 3D.
Bimberg Louise TO John schreiner Dr. SIS l2ist-
ST. Of 2dave years :..''.'.,' -, -.
Bry. Anna. to John G Muller. Ssth-ss.
confirms IN -a Thomss. to Mary Pancke;t
Masombaye OF land ai J. None lana IMPROVE.
ment Co. lot 2e3. map section Vyse estate
Decker. Paul c. TO James il Goodwin. sth-avs.
W corner ll3th-st year. ..:.....:.,.:...
Eckhon. John. 70 Antonia Nacht. il5 Grand
Eickwor Sei Louis. and wife to Mary Taylor.
lots 70 10 100 map Pyer Homestead. years.
Frank. Martin. 10 Henrietta stern, 62dst.
rco,e e Elizar to Frederic Mddlebrook.
81. mar. Woodstock mor,sases. years; 80:
:d-ave. OF il2th-st . years. .,.::..,.....;
Lichsnstein ResscSa to Matilda siesei and
Livingston John. 10 German Savings Bank W
Columbus.ave n OF ssth-st mortgages. year
stertam-ave. Of ii2d-st. l year..............
Mcwalters James. and wife to Harris Mande-
Martin. Frank ID. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY . East 3Tth-st. year:.....::....;.
baum. 300 West 46th-st. demand. ...........
Miller. Sarah J. to Philip nm and wife. - 9
"a
Ncis. Edward J. To BENJAMIN & Smith. trustee.
l3th-st. ~ sth-ave. Observation-Disclosures.
Nelson. John. and wife Elizabeth Hitchcock,
Fenton-aye. Of lSd-st. = years..........
Pickens Robert. to 23d Ward Land Improvement
Company. lot -. map Nyse estate year......
Ruppe George. ana wife To Bruno Loewy.
,6th-st. W of lst-ave. years. ...............
Run. August, ct al to Charles Rcinwarth. 105
2d-ave. > years Observation-Disclosures.
Reynolds. Charles \. and wife TO Abraham Epp-
stein. Stebbins-st. n OF Freeman-st. 49,.
Roth, john and wife to Nina kungestoss and
another. lst-st. W OF lst-ave. mortgages.
:, years Observation-Disclosures.
Smith. Samuel. and wife 20 William Halls Sons.
Lcxington-aVe W corner >0th-st. | ycar......
Seymour. JEANNE +. and another. 10 James Bill
lings and another. l2lst-st. OF 3d-ave.
. N.,S ..........-s .....s..,...
Smith. Eliza, TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
100 West 1oth-st 3 years.
Noss Henry. 10 George J Fernschd. : Am
sterdam-ave. n OF S+th-st. mortgages. years
Witherhee, Sophia. 10 Jennie Il Cutler. eth
ave II OF l2oth-st. : years. Observation-Disclosures.
New York Cotton Exchange to the Bank for
SAVINGS. Hanover Square. corner OF Will
iaihs'' year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8
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flaming Academies.


A LEXANpER MACGREGOR's Mcndessohn Assembly
"A Rooms West 5Jt-st Private lessons and classes
in dancing.
~ FORGE W. WAILACE'S CLASSES Music Hal.
Nj7th-st. and 7ih-ave. and Harlem 80 ana - west
l26th-st. Soc clrcI,ar
WALTER lately returned from Euops
NJ Glasses and private Society Dances daily
I26 Columbus SOth and sist sts
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stations Ia Ncw-YoriS foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
4 ~ 4 \. 4 1 4 a \

yE>TIBITED TRANS. RI LINAN COACHES
iJucct Route g. SHNAI.k. Bi.OOMt i.L.. MOSTCLAIh.
I'M oKAAGLs. summit. bernardsyn.e. basN1ns
Eil9e Madison. MorristOwn IaAsac Paterson, B0ol-
IT,. Doter stanhoge. BCDD.s LAKE. LAKE no
IA.tDNt. Ei.k,ftstowu. SCHOOLEi'S MOUNTAIN.
Nhsllu.f.u IHItLIpSBURG. EASTOS. WATER
GAI. lLptIStCRG. pocOnO Mountains. scRAN-
iO$. IITrSTON. WILkESBAHHE. SANTICOkE.
iANVIII.E NOVrHUAHl.HLAND. Monirose. BlNd-
UANTDN. DNIpitN NORWICH. Wat~ryile UTICA.
lICHFIEI.p SPRINGS cortland. SYRACUSE. os.
WECO ITHACA, OwEOo. ELMRA, CORNING.
IATH .bANs,lyIILE IufFAIo,, . and all poin,'
NErl. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. -
600 4 M-MFFALo. UTICA. and oswEGQ EX.
with train for Chicago. arriving go n m next
':26 4 nINGIIAMToN MAIL. Stops a, principal
stations.
loo = M.-scRANToN. nINGHAMToN and ErMrRA
E%II:ISS Pullman paror cars. 1890
$40 + - SCRANTON, WfIkESRAnRE and PLYM.
OUTH ENpRESS. Pullman parlor
$50 i. VI. Dtiyi-Ei'FFAIO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman Secpsrs. Arrives NJ 7i5 a.
t:OO l.. " Daily BUFFALO UTICA and OSWEGO
fNrRFSS Pullman Sl"cpcrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Mt -
murray and AZ Broadway Tickets at ferry stations.
1s5 and Hi2 Broadway ~ West I25thst.. 23S Columbus
ave- Ncw-YoFk 333 Washington-st. 40 Fulton-s; and
- broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full infor-
NATION. at all stations
WESTCOTT FXPRFsS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast ENpIrss TIaIns %
BALTIMORE. WASIItNGTON, CHICAGO. CINCIN.
Natl. ST. LOUIS AND AL POINTS WEST.
Leave New-York lcot OF Iiberiys daily CHICAGO.
I2is, night; GINCINNATI ST d99rIs . A. M. 1s5
A. NJ Dining Car 100 900 =. NJ, ex. SUM 900 p.
S @ p IN Gap SoForK s6 a. d iilg' rS
p NJ ex. sun. NEW ORLEANS. r. M daily.
Valley route on'ces: ~ 2Gi AS ! $40 Broadway 81
Broohyn stntion foot OF Liherty,st c z r. Of N
Trnnsisr will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Merccr-st No i5i. and other property : part:
Roma Meade ct al. executors TO Daniel L
cst faiTT No 81. and Monroe.t No "a;
Henry Moss and wife 10 Charles M"yefS 10.
min a Trowbrdcs 70 Edmund Trowbridge...
All rights title and interest Of estate o. se2tee
O Slckles: Daniel f Sckles TO Mary sickles
Grandst. s. Is It e Of Clinton-st 25xioo; An
tonic Nacht TO John Eckhof. ..',,',,,:
Goerck-st, ~ l25. 2lxlOo; semche simon ana
wife to Phillip Zalkowitz ;:oo.;;ooo:
George r Read and wife to Abner bartlett:
1st-st. :. 971l II W Of lst-ave. l6xIrtegular;
Nina stoss and another to John H''h anu
2sth,st. $. 100 Il Of lst-sve 25xs 10; John
Haberstroh ct al 20 Catharine Haberstroh' 80.
o7th-st. No 80 East: Samuel Rogers ct al to
at sesrles a5o II Of 7havc 100000 Henry
Same property: Harris Mandelbaum and wife 70
as,hlst s" i4S e Il Z; OF broadway issxsss;
Angus, Massey to Murphy w.; ,ox
ssr as strauss OF ASSIGNEE ssD'as tS to George Leg
95th-st No 149 West: Kate French to soan:
'I oysr Jones 81 ' and Il wife q 70 Conrad stein
Amserdamave, s. l3s q OF ISd,s, -y Srp,,S
7GlRs 10 s s s a s5S East KaTons N to
George a HapPf,l Of 2dave. 2;xo2 Joseph
schwartz and wife TO Caroline Apt: 1911.
seth"st. $ corner OF Park.aye. 50 2xirregular;
William Jex ana wife to 9shinssy' sss,,oos
S' Marie wecE sSirS IN ard husband Henry
port.aye. e s. 642 Il Of 73d-st. l9xe5i II;
Edward l. Patterson. referee. TO simon A''er
PSrk.aye. e $, 452 I, Of 73d-s,. loxa5ii same
7sth.st' No o3s East George II Ruppell and wife
,o g Sa'ane sS &ot 7, ., s,ave as & 70 Es:.
River III. Tx irregular George ] DiefenthaieT
10 Henry F Diefenthaler and another .,,',;..
3d-ave W . IS IL II 8 OF 9sth-st. 2oxlo' NIX
8 Korn 10 Max Barnett -,
1ood-st n g $50 II e OF 3d-ave. 23xloo.ll; Jonh
Eickhofr 20 Antonio Nacht ;,;o;o -.
loist-st 3 1883 Il OF 2i-ave. 2o,3xlVc.lI'
John Schreiner jr and wife 70 Louise BinDe,s,
Amsterian-ave. e :. 74.il II n OF l4sth-st; ok
100. George ] Fernschld and wife TO henry
NOss ............s..... 49, - ,on-
1OOth-st n s. go II Of Columhus-aye iovs
oOl 10 and other property % parts
Ronaine It al TO Gi4ard Romano ana ahoeneei
IsGth-st corner OF Prospect-aNe, o-A,''
simon Danzig ct al to Patrick Mckenna. 80
prospect-ave . s. plot G8. map Woodstock; Au-
rtista I.lehertz Individually and eNecutrix. 70
Charles J Haberstroh and wife...... a.
l69th-s, s. i40 II W OF Franklin-ave 25xll..o'
Charles Julian and wife 20 Fritz Reinharu':.
10, ~ map Section \. Nysc se'ate. belonslns 20
o3l Wari Land Improvement Co: I'D war"
Land Improvement co TO Rohert Pickens. 800
10, 2g3 same map: same to Benjamin 'oneh,
Lots i43 and IA. same map; same 10 hupeFe
Mullarkey .......-.''.'''' '''''''''''''@
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

NnthrloI'c coal used eHcIu.IveIyD
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains loave station foot ot Liberty 81.
r. mo Tail@ IN EN"cf Fob / 1885,
For rasion bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
80 d. 3.lu - - = Etstgul A. NJ, 10: l:0 tOD
Ear'onl. 10 54 30 to Allentown. i. NJ. Sundays.
20 7.l5 4. NJ. l.OO 30 =. ".
10 no 40 p :, sun,,y vs. 40 "a n WV ~ w.
Tr Reading - 20 500 90 1900 ll:3o A. NJ.
i.Io i9o 200 iCO ~ 72O T. VI 1913 night sun
DAYS. 80 \. NJ. 100. 80. 20 30 =. NJ l2:is night
p Harrisburg i.3u 500 9-iO 4. ". 10 70
400 '4i =. ". 1.i5 night Sundays 100 $50 p. NJ.
i2.l5 rlrht.
90 e. -. 80 ~ ~ = v. i2i' might cyc.nt sat-
Fgr H.l i.nk Ing nranoi ani l,n,s .or,h 20 Font
rlr'I. go" %" - - - Hcl R7nip. G-i5 7 ". sun
tay' srC"pt Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 A. NJ.
500 J. ".
FOD LAKEWOOD.
80 SIS 4. " l.ij $40 go 7. ".
Tlr Flmlngialc. Toms River. Harnsgat Park ana
HaruNraf. 20 SIS \. NJ. -. i:2O T. NJ
F.r Atlantic City Vlneland and Brilgeon $50 A. H..
i.fs p VI
Tor nmou'h Beach. seahrrht. md Highland Beach.
I7n s'' y 80 4 =. i.70. t.t5 400. 40 y. ". Sum
fays. % 4 ~ ''oo = -
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FLORIDA SHORT LINE.

PrnnsyIvnnin II. f., Richmond 81 Dnnvilic RR.
FIoridn Central Is Pcuin-uInr r. IL.
Warrington. e. iumbia. snvannn u - I" ck.onvHIe
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK EVERY DAY.
4:30p. M. VESTIBULEO LIMITED. p p1@i
exclusively - Pullman Drawing Room. Iunct Sleepers.
nrl Dining mr. due Jacksonville 900 T. NJ. Tampa 30
nrl DINING Har du. Ilcfs nflr = VI Tampa 100 \. NJ
1915 MIDNIGHT. FAST MAIL. prr @ n ~ IN n al
Room. Buffet. Slcerers. due Jacksonville 9.2O A. NJ
Connection pt Jacks nrle f0r s. Augustine md the
East Coast for 40 points Pcnnsuar and Western
FLORIDA. 30 Tampa with Steamships for Key West.
TIME TABLE MAPS TICKETS AND PULLMAN
AC'uMMopNIioNS s.eurcl ~ P"nnsylvana r. Il,
\ s Thwcaft T. T. A. Y Is n Il r.. 22o R'way Ny:
= !. Adams. g. T.. \. + g. & T. Il. r. 3l3 y way NY
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Qnstrncfion.


NJ ETROPoL1TAN COLLEGE OF MISC; .yrprc.
WI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE tr 9ttfr::i,f =
Pesidence Department Tor Nonresident students
BUCK. Pros: Albert Ross Parsons. Niee-fres' H. '"
Greene 'e' al" 10 T. 81 FAST ,4rH-sT. NETWORK.
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Gotels

Gotels
G1OTgl DUElElOR80
80 WEST i2D ST.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Furnished suites 81 vHrllr bedroom nni hath
Restaurant and Cafe Very desirable locate f1r families
spend ng tho winter Hew-York. one iIock from
principal theatres
Tho 9h@pwO0d 110G@lv
5TH-AVE. CORNER 4tTHST.
GEORGE MURRAY
Elegant Suites Rooms. southern exposure; American
plan.
GlOTEl END1GOTTg
s2l-st. an1 Coiumbus-ave.
hotel. Furnished Apartments. 'Tfn.
and tnfh. SIS - sf.i month.
unfurnlshed Apartment. Sio:O pcr annum
g. \. FULLER. EaragHr
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CIr\ARD LINE.
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
"a CHARLESTON s c.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE md nl Florida points. -
From Pier 20 f II. foot OF ROOSEVELT, =: u" IA
CHEROKEE.
ALGONQUIN
SEMINOLE - c ,,ors.
WIN. p. CLYDE G. co General Agenntsv
FLA CENT & PENN. FAST F. & p. LINE va JACHS
GRIT. so FRT & PAss'R LINE via CHAHLESToT'
q ion 4 y. I.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. :. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. s. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. ..o
cabin SO and upward; ii cabin ~, ah9 s 20 a NJ
Lain ..Tu. Feb 90 AN Traye. Tues N MSn 4, I'm
Fms sat Mcl. 3. AN Spree Tues Mch'2 ~ NJ
saaIe TIL, Mich. g. o A. NJ Aler. Tues. Mch -. " a ~
S Sih ,irh 10 Nj Ems Sat Mch 81. a NJ
''' OETRTCIIS & CO., . Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
servia il umbrIa, Mcha T. 20 a. M
E'ruria.. Feb e. A. m ampania' ~ IN - 10 a. m
H Hucana Mch TO- S8o a. m Etruria Mob 81, p m
From Pier 40 North River. foot OF Carkson,s.: a..
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin; go anu
according Il steamer and LOCATION. ..
steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe ~
very low For freight AM passage apply az ''
compnnys Office No Bowling Green. New York
VERNON IL BROWN q CO. General AGenta
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THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. cBoardin!
and Day School for Girls 43d year OPENS Sepeoe'
IS 1880 Montague-st. Brooklyn ~ !.
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William O'Brien has collected under the title Of
Irish Ideas" Qongmans. Green & Coz a series of
lectures and addresses delivered during the last
fifteen years The main motive OF the book is the
National idea OF Home Rule. and 1t is developed in
the Giadstonian way. the argument being that az
you set up a ruling be aliens by profession
In their own country, the inevitable consequences
Of their ascending will be loss of sef-respect and
energy with dsafection and decay, the part Of
the subjugated nation" A subordinate motive is
the authors desire to meet the Unonist taunt that
Nationalist address meetings in Ireland in Ian
which they do not dare bring under the eyes
OF Engshmen. These addresses are reprinted with
out alteration and conspicuous for temperate
language dignity Of style and reasonabeness The
volume Is chiefly valuable from the evidence fur
nished Of the good temper and moderation with
which one OF the ablest agtators for Home Rule
has been arguing the case among his own people
Goodwin Smith in Essays on Questions OF the
Day Macmiilan & Coz republshes some of his
recent contributions to periodical literature The
subjects are political and social. the list including
disestablishment OF the English and Scotch
churches, the British Empire Woman Suffrage the
Jewish Question. Prohibition in Canada and the
United States. the Irish question and social and in
dustria revolution. While these varied subjects ors
anai!zed by the historical method as to present
a common basis of treatment and exposition tbe,r
association In single volume is artificial When
essays which were rapidly written for periodicals
are brought together for other Ineligible rco.
son than their appearance during a recent period
Of the authors intellectual activity. prejudice "a
naturally excited against the book as q "no, .
boiler" The best essay In the book is "rhe En-
PRE- which abounds In information and nhi,o-
sophcal reflection
Social Peace Swan Sonnensch.n A. Co, ,s m
English translation OF an abridged edition OF Dr
G. Won Schulze-Gaevernitz's work on 'rbe Trade
Union Movement in Great Britain" The book ba.
not been well received in Germany, where n as
sailed the social pessimsm prevailing ar,onr the
higner and lower classes alike; but 1t contains /
nothing that is unfamiliar or offensive 10 Enriish |
or American readers The authors exposition OF
the trades union movement leads to the conclusion
that the Angio-Saxon IL on the road to a |
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WHITE STAR LINE.

n CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Sailings from Vancouver;
WARRfMOD. NJ IN 10 anu
AIsAWA. ~ monthly tn.restner.
:: Y er<rSSFR EVERETT FRAZAR,
General Eastern Agent Australian Freight Agent.
asa broadway ~ Y. 90 Wall Street. ~ Y.
Connecticut western news., 1894-03-22
The Bachelor Girl.

A friend of mine (male), who is fussy, unreasonable and likes to argue, said to me the other day: ''I wish you wouldn't call yourself bachelor girl don't like it. It sounds too masculine. What is bachelor girl anyway"
 "A fine institution, replied, "a prod. net of the times. deny that she is mas culine. More self reliant than the aver age woman and less dependent than most men, she is sill feminine and never for. gets the fact. She is always we'll dressed and well informed. Above all she is in- do5endent and fearless. Good nature always attends her, and she is not ashamed of hearty laugh. She can appreciate good joke, good horse or a good picture. She will smoke cigar cite before going to church on Sunday morning and criticise the sermon at din- ner table with the keen logic of a doctor of metaphysics. She understands her own temperament and pays enough at tention to the laws of health to keep herself robust aud wholesome. The bachelor girl is not a man hater-no woman is-but she prefers companion ship to fattery." My friend was over- whelmed at this burst of eloquence.
 II greet you," he said as he lifted his hat and passed on.--Miss Knioksrbockey tn New York Recorder.
Connecticut western news., 1894-03-22
Half a Dozen Good Things.

To the top of Pixe's Peak by rail wis Road is wonderful Try it.
 The Dining Car Service on the Gres, Rock Island Route between Chicago and Den yer is the best in the world. Choice of two routes, via Omaha or Kansas City.
 A new fast train has been put on the Great Rock Island Route; leaves Chicago daily and at l050 a. m. at Lincoln, Nebraska. it's destination. It's a hummer and worry popular.
 The Big "5- is favorite train for tour. sts and business men. This is Great Rock Island Route train; leaves Chicago daily at i0p. m. You travel but ono day out, and seo- ond morning at breakfast hour you are landed tt Denver.
 Through to Fort worthii Yes, the western extension across tho famous Cherokee strip; through Oklahoma Territory; one hun lred miles farther south over tho Chickasaw Nation lan3s; crossed the Red river and now lands passengers ut It. Worth. Texas.
 Think of iti Through chair cars and su- 9erb coaches free; through sleepcrs by the treat Rock Isiand Route from Chicago to St. Paul aud Minneapolis, another to Sioux Falls, anotkerto Omaha and Lincoln, another to Den gs-. another to Colorado Springs and Pueblo, mother 10 Kansas City. another to Atchisou via St. Joe and another to Caldwell, close to the famous Cherokee strip.
Connecticut western news., 1894-03-22
Bunfu0M

First Guest-Hi, waiter, open that window, please. The room is suffocat. ing.
 Waitey-Yessir. "Opens the window.) ) Second Guest-Wajter, there's draft enough to kill one. Shut the windowl
 Waiter-Yess Shuts the window ] First Guest-Waiter, open that win dow again this ,minutel
 Waiter-Very good, sirl (Goes to the landlord.) One of the gentlemen wants the window open, and the other wants 1t shut. What am to do?
 Landlord-Obeyt the gentleman who hasn't had dinner yet.-Home Queen.
Connecticut western news., 1894-03-22
MalIgninK . Goat.

It must be conceded that Judge Koch is past master ia the lecture language of the police court bench. A dirty loaf CT who had been caught insulting wom- en in the Fourth avenue tunnel was be- fore him, whereupon, bracing himself for the occasion, the judge said: By your conduct you have shown yourself the equal of goat and the inferior of a jackass. Six months. ."--Jos Howard h New York Recorder.
Connecticut western news., 1894-03-22
ONE MORE.

Tho Great Rock Island Route has enc much in the past six months to induce immigration to Kansas, Colorado, Indian Ter itory and Texas, and any looking for cheap tnds and good locations should send for new aper Issued by that company. It Is called 10 Western Trail. and will be scot free one ear. Address Editor western Tran, ChioAso
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