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FUR RENT.
FOR RENT-Nice store room for anything
474 n. Mississippi street.

weaker sex'-beg pardon-was on the tri-
pod. Now we say editor, counting her as
ohly one of us. So it was "-ehairwoInan,"
out of our vocabulary. Let US devoutly
hope that DR.. Hale's latest may share the
same fate. "a
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The ~East-Bound Pools.

Some weeks ago the freight officials OF
the Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis roads met
and at each point arranged pool percentages
on eastbound freight traffic, to be observed
until Congress CAV them permission to
pool business, and after that to strictly en-
force the pooling per cents already agreed to.
The freight officials of the indianapolis
roads have not as yet agreed on the per-
centages on eastbound business. In fact,
but one meeting has been held, at which
the Big Four, the Pennsylvania and the
Lake Erie & Western lines only were rep
resented. AS in all probability Congress
will pass the act permitting pooling, the
officials of the indianapolis lines will with
in a few days hold another meeting and
arrange pool per cents.
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Indiana Baptist.

Indlana Baptist.
We thought it would come-that new
word, and here it is-.clergywoman." 1t is
coined by no less a man than Rev. DIR.
Hale, the exact Bostonian. 1t used to be
that we said "editress'' when one Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-18

Salt Rheum often appears in cold weather,
attacking the palms of the hands and other
parts of the body. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. cures salt rheum.
Hood's pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. &c.
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Big sale Rogers Bros. p'ateware, 1S47 goods,
at Marcy's, also clock sale.
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General wei Beheaded,

LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch to the
Times from Peking says that General Wei,
accused of cowardice, was beheaded yester-
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Grain Rate. May BE Openly Reduced.

There is a strong probability that the
grain rate between Chicago and the At
lantic seaboard will soon be openly re-
duced from % to 20 cents. The action
taken at the New York meeting in simply
referring the entire matter back to the
Chicago committee for adjustment is I'M
derstOod here to mean that the 1-cent
rate will not be disagreeable to the East
ern lines and it will probably be made.
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Rates.

General Passenger Agent George H. Dan
iels, of the New York Central railroad has
issued a circular explaining the recent with
drawal of some of the privileges to clergy
men. President Depew was quoted as saying
that the clergymen abused the privileges
and as a result he was flooded with letters.
Mr.. Daniels corrects the impression that
has prevailed and says that the only change
made has been to withdraw the reduced rate
which was granted just prior to the OPEN
ing of the worlds fair. The old rates to
clergymen are unchanged.
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indianapolis Lines VIII RetaIfnte.
kilograms received by freight men at this
point yesterday afternoon conveyed informa-
ton which led to the belief that Commits
sioner Goddard. Of the trunk lines, and
Commissioner Blanchard. of the Central
Traffic Association. had agreed to permit
some OF the weak Chicago lines that are
behind in their pool per cents. to bring them
up by reducing rates. If this be the case
there, will soon be music i'm the air. The
lines leading east from Indianapolis. Peoria
and St Louis will by no means look on and
ba Disseminated against in that manner.
IF the weak roads OF Chicago cut the rate.
both the weak and strong lines at Indian
apolis, Peoria and ST. Louis sill meet that
rate. 1T has become entirely too common
for Chicago shippers TO be thus favored.
General Baggage Agents Adjourn.
The business of the American Associa-
ton of General Baggage Agents, which has
been in session at st. Louis, was brought to
a close yesterday when the fourteenth an
nual convention adjourned to meet in Buff
falo during the third week of next July.
Charles Lorraine, general baggage agent of
the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, was elected
president: g. u. Seipple, of the Delaware,
L~ackawannar & Western, vice president,
and j. T.. Quick, OF the Grand Trunk, secre-
tary and treasurer. This IL the tenth con-
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the figures OF fourteen leaves. representing eie'en
different species of the blackjack group that Is o
the oaks whose cut leaves have brstle-ponted iopes
as well as those with willow-shaped entire iea.e', an
these species belong the biennial fruited DIVISION
~ the genus: that u.s. they blossom one spring carry
the little fruit over through the winter ana rpeh
the acorns in the autumn OF the second year by
the way, the existence of so marked disuhctio"
between this group OF oaks and the other DIVISION
,oorn "a tho white oaks all Of which mature their
acorns the first year. is one fragment OF scentihc
,ruth with which many schoolboys and few grown
nersons are not acquainted The leaves on these
charts. and the acorhs as WELL are admraoy
drawn. and in many species they are SHOWN al az
,o-ort narods of growth and can suggest no bet
FOR method Of stimulating the interest OF schooi-
children or encourag ing them to use their eyes IN
tho study of the trees and shrubs they pass every
dav than these charts properly mounted ana huns
-, IN tho schoolroom \ set IF them in any house
hold would prove a lasting source OF pleasure TO a
group Of growing boys and girls
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosss' and Cortsndt strs"
MsAsT Car
tom cns A afspi"S th Ds'f M
200 ui Mc Il asS I hS6 ST. a. LOUIS EXPRESS
yiIs. and caeaso, Arrive cincinnaii io45 A, NJ. St.
800 sSii M Nj esfaFG Sleeping
F. Il z III fsffsa a:s5
Asspas inS R1Hs cars M nGanap. 'G
Il df any, S ssa
land 'pa A:'ffi AVS THE SOUTH
$50 1ol9 Dining car II NJ 2i0 S3q
& ssis ssss.J s s sh "a
sd&HhR D" RSr#I2 fSi,d: s f.S Sss go P
daily seeBers to Augusta Jacksonville and 81 AZ A.;
np- and @' e ash tas
PSs to %SssP" Fl. snd s1Ss speca for Jack
sonyle and s; Ausustins $40 p wssk.day;; 90
cftEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 p. N.
ro of OLD PUNT Mo aR4 ons via Cap.
Charles Ronte : A NJ weekdays. and win through
FOX aTLsH4i e c sr $50 P weekday. Through
roR cAF FfI %A 1e' 100 "HS P0;an weekdays
P.ss%%, o% f g. SO 80 ssa i, "a 6,
Grove 80 a F N ? iP'HiLaDELPHIA.
'T @s cs2 ii go 2 One 20 a rSp"r HnS
10 =, n,gs1 s sa n p 90 a $50 70 Emsa Is
g. 80 ~ 40 n Dining
7 c oa Dianf x cs .s ~ 80 p a AK m
A.or T D1 fS Of n Street q
sRroaaway and Breoyn Anex station f1o' S q EVER
transfer co@pany viii Sall Tor and check from
hotels End residsnces through to destination uooD
. Gsn rHfE Manager General Passr Agent.
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RIVAL BLUE LINE
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations FOOT of COrtinndt ana Desbros ~
1900.
S,I5 A. NJ. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER. BCF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
the West principal and local points: dInnscar q
SUSPENSION Bridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper 20 chicago
/ 80 A. VI. daily FOR MATCH CHUNK and lnterme-
date points Connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
I 100 =. VI. daily. except sunday, for ELMlRA ana an
intermediate stations. for Potsve and Read-
ing. 70 Wikesbarre.
4,iO y. VI daily. excep, sunday. for L. and b y NC.
intermediate Pullman oules
rarlorrsr to Wuxesbarre connections for Pottsyille
t,rO r. VI. daily. except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FTET intermediate stations
h:I5 p NJ daily Tor EAST0N and intermediat. sauora
q 100 T.. ". daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all points West Pullman sleeper vestloulef IAN
Nev-York Chicago. sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
Connections fcr Reading and Harrisburg.
GRO y W. daily except sunday. FOR Easton and inter.
mediate static
O.OC + VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
Tt,R Rr-FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
west Pullma, Sleepers TO Chicago and BuNalo Chair-
car 20 Wilkestarre a. -. A..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 20. 2Si. eit
o,g , an BROADWAY I43 Bowery. 81 East IAN ST. 80
Fss, 10th St. New York $40 Fulton S. COURT ST.. %
p-oaavny and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN. y V
THO Ssv YoA Transfer Co will call Tor and check bag
g, 20 from hotel residence through 70 destination
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PROPOSALS.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
" TO CONTRACTORS.


PROPOSALS 49,,
rg! grnnps T F u HS f'' Gna wax fafk near
rb1d Avenue In tie Twcnty.fourth ward. o. the Ci'y
q NenYorA pursuant = ChsPSr - r@csye cd 's''
Each viii give two prices tor me eh,ie ~U%
one for the building VIII seet metal main o2fnce. ana
building vim terra Gotta main eo'h'e' as &C.
' ssF1p " EsfiMATEs Tor the above work Endorsed
ms n,aEIne the date % presentation VIII
e rcrci1 At the oi- u thu cmp,roIer Rooms No' IL
iIroaiway in Ci'y y NewYork until II clock m
y 9nday March H. 1888 a, which place and hour he
Sds Ti 0 ~ ne Sinking Fund and read and the
award contract II awarded VIII be made o. me
a. practicable The person or persons 20 "hom me CON
rac, may AWARDED Will be required to attend at the
onerNi by him or them and execute the conttSc,
within i've from the date - the service u no;e
that effect and In case 81 fauFs or nesS, 80 20 90
and az default the Corporation. and th'ieupon the
contrac, accepted and executed The work 70 commence
at such the Commissioner u Public Works may
r. Permission will not be given for the withdrawal
n, anv bId or estimate. ~ bill will be accepted from
awarded - any person who IS IN arrears 70 me
Corporation upon debt contract who is defauer.
surety Otherwise upon any obligation 70 the cor
The entire work to be completed within ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY DAYS after the notice - commencs
work has been given by the Commissioner of Public
TIIOrsAND DOLLARS. For tI particulars. see cry
mank form. ot estimates and further Information. de.
,red also the form u asreemen lncludins tae sp,c.
Vow work February o. 1906.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor:
JOHN " GOFF Recorder.
AsIIREG I. FITCH Comptroller; Commissioner'
JOSEPH J. ODONOhrE Chamberlain; 81 the
WILLIAM NJ X. oLCOTT. Sinking Fund
Chairman Committee % Finance.
Roard % Alierm-r:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY.
tAnthIacite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. 80. 1874.

tAnthIacite coal used exclusively
On AID AFTER DEc 80, 1851
Trains leave station foot OF Lberty-st.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk Gc1
to Eason 40 5:i5. 73o to Allentown P n. Sundays
= 20 -. to Easton). A. NJ. 100 $50 600 NJ =,
10 800 400 p. y sundays !;39 \; n ,.,o
c ID so 30 go M i2 H. nigh gsS %,
500 50. P ~, 1918 night. sundays. 100. 80 600
". 1915 night. ~
For sunbury Iewlshug and williarnsport At 40 800
oio A. NJ, lilo. 20. 80 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. 600 P. II
Pleasant. 40 sis 1870 A ~. 20 Las $40 70 Pea
HanFo t,i5 40 sl5 p NJ Sundays days % except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 SIS \: NJ. 10. $40. 40 P ~
FOR Fa5miSsdal, Toms Rver Ba5nsSa' Park and Bar
For Atlantic Ci,y vineland and Bridgeton. 43o A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach seabr,vh, md Highlands q
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
+, f 90 C5nns 9f wF 81 5o $50 100 Buffet PS:
Carr. 500 Dining Cau. 500; 80 $40 r. * i Ia
5So pin Ifq1y arr 10 100 r ~ i2:i5 night
For Baliimc-c and Washington. week DAYS sVI II x
Dinnr Car, A II. 100; 33o 500 1p 1n car, s19
A NJ 90 90 Dining carr. 500 P NJ. u 10 night,
Tickets and narlorcar seats can Re procured AZ I
gel pa lao 1923 Broadly" 1871 8,haye 81 East
frnhus-eve y Work Court-st $50 Fultonst Brook
ivn IS Broadway WILLIAMSBURG The New-York Transfer
Company eal or and check baggage from hotel OF
residence to destination.
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DT,I LACKAWNNNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In Ncw-l orI foot of barclay and
Christopher streets. ..-
CARS PINTSCu LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK RLOoMFIELn. MoNTCINR
TIE ORANGES. summit. fernaris'l. Ne basS ~
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson. u, n
ton. Dover. Stdnhope BUnDS LAKE. LAX 10
IATCONG. Iiacketistown SCNOOIl:N'S MOI NIAlN.
Washington. PIN IIPSBt re-. ENSToN. WAIts
GAP STROUDSBURG. pocono Mountains. SrRAN'
TON PIrTSTON. WlIKESBARRE NANrlCOkE.
pANVIIIE. NORTHUMBERLAND Montrosc. BlN'i-
UAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Waterytlle. ITttA
RICWFIEIp SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO ITHACA, OWEGO ELMIRA. CORNlNi
HATH DANsVIILE BUFFALO and all pon,s WEST
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
go 4 M.-BINGHAMToN MAI. stops at principal
stations , ..,,o.. .,...-.x.....
=. UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana
meet nj Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 30
,oSa - n sen NTON BINGIIAMTON and ELMfRA
EXPRESS pullman paror cars
.. on p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYM.
~ ORTIZ EMPRESS. Pullman parior
IN T. NJ cDalv)-Br ralo Nestibuled Limited Express
",or sen ANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
EaIO pullman Brtret Sleeping Car Connects at
rnryaIo with for Chicago. arriving at o33
0 80 p NJ DAILY RrFFAI:o SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICN SYRACUSE and oSWEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers ... - -
TicKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At -
Murray st AMI 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ovc New-York; 126 Fulton and - Broadway
prcosiyn. Time tables giving ,ull information a, all
stat
wESTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call t,r and
check baggage from hotel residence destination.
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School Asentirs.

GEHcY Miriam Coyrere supplies. tutors. professors
n In all depts recoiuen -
ool. TO tarens 5h-ave Book Bdins. cor 2Oth-st
a dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCt
n Professors Teachers. Tutors. GoveFnesses
&C to Colleges, schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs 81 J. YOUNG FULTON. y Union square.
I,fsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New York. Boston
i Chicago Los Angeles etc II. e Crocker. w - kerI'
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West i2d Station, New-YoIk, toi-
lows. and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
J:3O 4. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo.
0.lS n. W. Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago.
o15 l.. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
.:f5 T. VI. Daily except sunday for Utica. Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo.
S;l5 4. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. Chi
cago md st. Louis.
For tickets time tables OF local trains parlor and Sleep
accommodations apply city offices. Brooklyn ana
New York. and stations. Time tables at principal
hotels. For other Information address
{. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Ctnclnhoths
81. Louis and All Points West

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS; -,
Leave NcwYork. foot OF Ibery-st daily for chlCAuo'
1880 y. and II 10 night. PI1rsBURG l'So p m
and 1915 night. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, a, M
600 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. ~
di 30 a. IN. Dining carr. 30 g 30 g. eM SUNDAY
600 p Dining Carr. 600 .. m. i2:lo nish'' -"
run daily except $3.50 p. m. - s
NORFOLK II: 80 "A; M, daily; 1880 p M, tH, re"ga
NEW ORLEANS, Roanoke. Bristol and Cha'ahO'S"'
through Pullman Sleeping Car y. daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light ., r.s,
Ticket Offices: lI3. 49, 26 AS 40 ROADWAY 81
i+th St. III Bowery " Y; 3it Fulton 81. brooA'"'
stations, foot OF Liberty ST. c. r: r. OF y. j., ,n.ck
NewYork Transfer Company will call Tor ana INV
baggage from hotel residence to destination
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The Meaning Of History and Other Historical
Pieces" tMacm.lan COZ s a collection Of lect-
and essays by Frederic Harrison. which not
only illustrate the authors opinion of history In
general. but indicate his conception OF the way GER
tain phases and periods OF 1t should be treated. His
central idea most clearly shown In a dialogue
the conflicting schools of Froude and Freeman, Is
that history will have To be brought strictly
than 1t has been under the guidance and inspiration
of social philosophy The day for chronicles
Is past. and historians will be required and
more. time goes on, to group movements and
forces rather than narrate events. But the time
for fine writing has gone by also. The historian
OF the future will have something else to do be-
sides scene painting
Miss Grace Anna Lewis. OF Media Penn. whose
colored drawings Of the leaves OF our native trees
well known for their beauty and accuracy. has
begun the publication OF series OF ree-ieaf charts
for the OF public schools. The first one contains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

The third part of that edition Of the "Faere
Queene" which Mr.. Walter Crane is i.lustra ting
and the Macmillans bringing in beautiful
quarto form completes the first book Of the poem.
To the typographical and Illustrative excellence
OF this edition have already made reference
The page Of text Is handsome. of a good size. and
designed for use not Only In that respect. but the
distinctness and Of the type Mr. Cranes full
page plates are good. his head and tail pieces are
better. and the title page. affixed To be bound up
with the frs part. is decoratively charming though
1t Is not perhaps dignIhed might be desired
for the opening Of poem like Sponsors All
things considered the edition is excellent. and viii
he welcomed II proceeds.
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lnsiruetlon.

For Boys and Young Men.-City
nrvvoPk BUSINESS COLLEGE, I25th-s,.. ". IA
eno9 DAY or Msnn Mora, nsnR ar
l. SSH year Offers the best facilities for thorough
Classical Scientific and Business EdHcaon hnrl,
'Sms, Of Sos snd tt the
Young Ladles.-City
NJ ADEMoIsELIE vELTIN.
NI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUU.DrNo
100 AND 1872 WEST 74THST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION
Mss cHg9Ns school E9R Gkhs EMERso Sit'
Principal. A few boarding pupils taken.
- HooL OF THE SISTERS or THE cHGRCH;.
s.ss FEB l. address sister Charge and e SD
rTHE MISSES ELYS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
ssth and seth streets, New-Yorx
VN NORMAN INST 2s 3ss ss; M West vA NJ so
MAN :nP PAM Mrs M2 j. Il MhTTHEws vce-Prin
For Both Sexes-Cty.
A,.w YORK BUSINESS CoI.I.EGE l25th.st.. n: IA
. PEMEHr @ A d: g.
THE gEETz School OF 9i,, LAN Sa5 ss.y
Branches in the principal American and European cues
New term begins now.
Fer Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID ORDENTOWN ~. - MILITARY INSTITUTE.
c.P REv d H. L htH8%S drdHM aNHlEbksr
l. HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn :;
II Parents unfortunate IN tn" management ~.
their do well profit by the ADVANTAGES
by my school: the school Is IN session during TIE ens
FfANh VI f'"r" Supc
L, \IVFfEID Academy for Boys Fairfield. Conn com
hines thorough mental physical training with com
forts OF HOME. % boys. Francis II Brewer . NJ Prn:
l. REEHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. ~ JnSOth year
Rows Boarding School Primary. College. preparatory
business Course. Shorthand. Typewrfting Teleersphy,
nI,PrEwOoD INSTITUTE. Concordvll. Penn.-slea
fuse witt energy boys in the duties or NE.
ROY. enter best college. Under "a years. slI4
J. sHORTrIDGE CYale) A. NJ. Prtn
For YOUNG Ladies-Country.
st MARYS SCHOOL,
- GARDEN CITY. n. Y.
college Preparatory and Elective Courses ~ study Ne"
Manual was sIod January first Applications for ths
p-incipal's European party should be made NJ once
MISS JULIA II FARWE1.L Principal.
w ALNr'T LANE SCHOOL 49,.
w boarding Day and Colleg. Preparatory for Fis; 3sn
y.ar opens senternher 2S,h For circular address
Mrs TtODORA b RICHARDS. Principal
Mis-. SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
" Germantown. Philadelphia
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ERIE LIN ES

....o.st trains Chicago dNI the West leave Ne"-
.rl loot of Chambers 0al.y. follows and nvs
iinur"s earlier from Wcst I'D St
l.1S 4. M.-Vestibued Express for Waverly Bag
LIZ hgnton E.n.ya, Buffalo Bradford and Sala-
manca Parl1r ar Buffalo.
500 ,as5 via tRaaaa 'f lake '' sn is
st5 a. M. Chcaso ! p ~, SS SLEEPER to Chi
$50 w. hu@ aaSs ;'G1' eoaHssoas bs'"os
Chicago and the West. Bu.alO passengers can
remain N sleeper until A. NJ
,45 S Ea S' cSesso sissSes to Bao Chi
caso and Cincinnati. Dining car
oCNL TIME TABLE, TinKETs AZ a,- FrL IIl.a
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Under the title of Three Men OF Letters GO.
p Putnams sons. Professor Moses Colt Tyler has
brough, together three studies. by-products. t
were Of his work on the history OF American IT,
erature In the essay on George Berkcley's soiourn
in America he shows that while the philosopher &
dream Of a university In the Bermudas came >
naught he nevertheless left a lasting mark on the
education Of the New World. especially in the fact
! that Kings College. now Columbia. formed
upon the model which he devised. In addition 10 the
influence which Berkeley exercised upon the col
leges and mca Of learning directly, Professor Tyler
supposos that Jonathan Edwards. then Just At
the outset of his career as minister and philosopher
may have fct the effect Of his presence In the New
World. Unfortunately this remains conjecture
Discussing the character Of Timothy Dwight. prc'-
dent OF Yale College AT the beginning Of the present
century, Professor Tyler concludes that in the man
rather than his works lay the secret Of his power
over his contemporaries. The paper on Joel Barlow
tends to restore In measure. the credit Of man
VINO was held to be genius by hrs contemporaries
until they began To suspect that he was atheist
Inc world afterward concluded that he was
neither atheist nor genius Professor Tyler pleads
mitigating circumstances in Barlow's poetical works.
ana cites specimens show his high merit as
a prose writer
IN The Heart Of the Bitter Root Mountains 0;
/. PutnaTns Sons) Is the title OF n book which
deals with disastrous hunting episode in the Rocky
Mountain region. In the fall OF is93 there was more
or less stir In the newspapers about what was called
1.-The Carlin Hunting Party" which supposed for
| a time 10 have persisted In the snow. There was
much searching in vain. and at last the hunters
emerged from the wilderness at a point where they
were least expected. There said to be mutu-
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l. Accommodations At iii 20. 40l and a5I Broadway
~ Fas, la5th-st. Chambers and West 23t-s ferries
Ncw- York; 333 Ful;on-st. Brooklyn 900 Hudson s. Ho
i,lan and Jersey city station Erie Transfer Company
calls rr and checks baggage hotels and residences
90 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

pr G. Ellis stevens's thoughtful and Original
book. Sources ~ the Constitution o. tn" United
States" Macmlllan & Coz has gone % second
edition. revised. enllvened with preface in which
the author gives In admirable spirit his reasons :or
differing from some OF his critics.
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