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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
pHooKIYN HEIGHTS. near Wali-s'., arr
south Ferry and Bridge we AZ,
u,th board in q small private family un
w. A., their own house; reler'ilV,.'.
! Wthct5RS "a Court-st. Brooklyn, Tribune
! Branch.
FAMILY occupying large. house offers
hoard to families and single guests H''u-
crate terms. 400 West I7u-st.
LARGE FRONT ROOM dressing. room a. a.,
,.cbed private family; excellent 'anle
terms moderate; references ""' "e''
ll3th-st.
LARGE and SINGLE rooms: excellent
h, IN CENTRAL location; references. ia
Madison ave. near Slst-st.
sI.PERIoR accommodations. near Park.
cahIe r,rs and !. station. Call ~ West
S5th-st
To LET with board. desirable rooms en-
suite or singly: Gramercy fark' 100 r'a''
2lst-st ------------
a, PARK AVE. between both and 4oth
sts,-Desirable rooms 10 rent VIII" VI
without board. ------------
LARGE and small fron ,o,h soS 81, In M.s
hoard American family lo'h 81 b""e
place. Leroy-st.. near Hudson.
uru-sT-- Is EAST. near 5th-ave.-Elesant
i',i,,o room. ample closets. running
water. good table; clean house.
,-TusT on EAST. Stuyvesant SQUARE,
WIZ hoard desirable rooms. house ana
anpointments first class references.
isrlI-sT a. wEsT-Large. desirable
rooms nrst-class house, sunrtaIi'.a'
meals. good attendance; transients accom-
modatcd.
IoTH-sT.. - wEST-Hall ana o,ner
lens. parior dining room. table hoaN-
'a,''',,,,,,n,oda,ed. excellent table and ser
vice, references.
o,sT-sT % EAST. Desirable newly FUR
-',,sb.d roorns: superior board: choice To-
! cation. references.
Al WEST 46rH ST Sunny. iarGe. and
'.-,au rooms. with board also back par
Tor. references exchanged.
AorH-sT.. IS EAST. near Madison-ave;-
Refincd French family. handsome SUI
single rooms: excellent cuisine. reasonable
reference
G9D.sT % EAST. near Madison-ave.-
sunny hall room with board.
4-T,J-sT- : EAST. Rare opportunity for
rom;oriabI, home. large aloove rcoin'
superior table
A7Tu- ST. /. EAST Handsome rooms foT
desirable parties al greatly reduced
priccs. superior table: references
- WEST e7rH.sT. adjoining Geriachl.
large. nicely furnished back parl"r'
s.,ltob'e FOR party or gsnilein'h ~ 1hlI
Nv private bath. with board. table board
,-TIi-sT.. ~ WEST with board. hand
somcly furnished rooms: superior &c
comm cations ---
.orit.sT 20 WEST Beautifully fut-
nighed rooms. en- s'iite or sIhgf Pr,
yat. baths: every convenience, HN' "p'lol"'
table and appointments. ---
40 ciTU-sT.. WEST. -Largc third hcor.
front room Tor Two. well furnished with
good table.
:. WEST s2D-ST.--A delightful south
room facing Manhattan square, iait'
closets bathroom adjoining eN'e"'"'
hoard
z4rII ST. WEST. select board southern
family. ref~noes. CASHIER. J. y. DON
2.lc;
,o- WEST iaTH-sT. Two large pi"ason'
r,,,,l.. also ball room. good tahl"' terms
reasonable. reference.
-ADyrRTisEMENTs ANp srBsC-I;iir''
TiHNs FOR THE NEw YORK TILL.
me WILL re REcElNEb ~ ~
'.proXS OFFICE 80 -. "oaaW.n
% d.or north - Thirty hrsi ~. ana NJ
vFRTIsFMFNTS 1T me following i,'ah.'
ool'es. "a Eighth 100 Thiiu
corner Forty -s'vcnth-s'
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS '"% snse. D;sSr: M ss''
1910 A. aAi1 1 L n
o % As spns h es'f 0nns a%S
$50 iH E 9sS T HSS g. LSuls
I rTma 5a and RanF cns s. Loa st.
600 NJ ssfefS i s..sas
III f@ffss n:ss
ane Bnns cars M to annp ana H.
80 s sseIaS Sleeping Ca.
land 'Ga :ifI c3f;5' xSD THE SOUTH
ss noE car Pa11, And NJ b 2o a 2D 3
q ss Ss s taG sDs s ' ?Ss con-
$ = %; 81 3oSf S:' .'"' F'n
s saH s':;s sS N ds ss.asrs 2
S%Rn a s SsS night
A? ?5sS! sp5 sT Eass,a rs 9': f; 1870
OK Ts%': 500
roR OLD PS SsF ss4 p and via Cape
Charles Route. 5 A. ~ weekdays and. with Through
essP %Tsi T y e eri $50 weekday. Through
FOR " cAPE HF' %A GaF asS e0s r.
f SiS fi""is Sa' So SO 5.sI
Grove S'' A. F y 81 psTEi,ISInrrru,..
n car 20 ors 90 pSp'a 5:% SnnS ~
'fs 1. H., 8 ss 'ss,is
Tske, oaces N osF .s 81 il 2si
6 coa s"a f's SEQ q uo"
s9S n'ssTn ses" S: :s
Transfer Company VIII call tor and heck baggage from
so's' P sRf Ss':"''' through to
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FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. hous"furnishcrs. ! have -
dtspose ~ my nearly new householl
firnlture and am willing 30 fh'fihce Tor
los tran onr-half cost - obtain lash.
one parlor SCI 81 nv" pieces goa 'raH'
and covered with finest Sill. AMI iahle 20
match was made - order ave months
arc. ls as good a. new magnificent ny
right piano. has all improvements ana
warranted by makers. elegant carved "ak
frame dining set embossed leather. oak
BUFFET extension table. folding heds mat
,resses carpets all sizes. nne IL tune
music box por'leres lace curtains, rock.
crs oil paintings. clocks hgnres. SC. can
ON Monday OF turing IN" ,o w.. a, Ies
Binadway and Gth-ave. Piano has box 10
ship Offers wanted.
At REDUCED PRICTs.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines; FUZZY
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3as Mndi-
son-si
BANJO -Dorc. beautiful inlaid work. solid
leather case $50. Nj. ROSE. 337 West
5sth-si
BICYCLES. Monarch pneumatic safeties:
highest grade; fully guaranteed: call and
examine and get catalogues and prices
1851 Lexington ave. near 'fh-st
CATHO\T FOR SALE % o. over all. 20
n. water line open cockpit. rigging. sail,
hull. etc. In first class order price 80
Tribune once.
FOR SALE one nice dark granite monu-
ment. cheap. Address +. r.. BOX ..
Tribune Onice
GrNTI,EMAN has seven beautiful oil
unlntingr elegant gold frames. eminent
artist. circumstances compel sacrifice
thcsc paintings less than third cost. oP-
POKri'N NIFTY. Box i2G. Tribune Once.
MUSICAL BOX. now. PLAYING 10 popular
airs. Swiss. with either attachments:
nnoly inlaid case. cost sl2j: sell so. need
rioney. Room r. 2i3 Broadway
BERM,'DA EASTER LILIES 81 % per
st., box X. = +. B. WOODWARD ~ c'A"''''-
POLL~TOP DESKS from sl4 10 500. in
oak walnut. cherry and mahogany. 4
single desk nj wholesale price. r. II.
ESTES SONS. Is Jchn-s'.. near Mas
sau. New York.
SAFES. Two large. IRE and burglar proof
jewellers safes. large nreproof safe. 4
nedium-size safes cheap. safes repaired
and reprinted. iSENBERG. - Spring-st.
80 FINE on. PAINTINGS in nnc gold
frames must H. sold at once 10 pay
charges call or address 81 Hicks St.
Brooklyn.
~ COLUMBIA BICYCLE. u II. cy-
clometer and lamp. nrst-class shape G.
y. BOWEN. 2SG Livingston-st.. Brooklyn.
N1OLlN-Rare chanc" very nne. genuine
old instrument by celebrated maker;
beautiful tone: price moderate. can lie
seen by appointment. Address VIOLIN,
i62 East 23ds.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE
1922 Broadway. "a door north Of 3Ist-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o o'clock o. m.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until y. m. VIZ:
"a Sth-ave. >. q. cor. OF 23d-st.
1872 eth-ave.. cor. l2th-st.
1872 Columbus-ave.. near West 6sth-st
100 West 42d-st. near 6th-ave.
20 West 1<th-st.. near 5th-ave.
31 West +2d.st.. bet. It'll and 6th avsA
i67 <th-aya.. cor. ilth-st
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
tAnthIscite coal used cxclusiv,lyl
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
IN

,Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
~ 40 AFTER DEC 30. is9s.
Trains leave station foot OF Iibertyst.
For Faston Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch chunk. &c.
$50 10 oI0 ~ ~ Eastou' \ NJ. 40 80 q 90
20 Eas'on) 40 SO : 70 to Allentown Sc sundays.
For Wlikc.b1 -. Puston and scranton. a:lO A. NJ.
no "a $50 = SUNDAYS. 4N A. ~
For Ilrnd~ ~ 30 90 $40 1000. II % \. NJ. 10.
20 % so ~ 20 Si' g'y & ,,f sundays
For TIarrishur' 20 90 Q 10 \ NJ. 40 20. 100
% -, = e. 1913 night fundays 100 80. 800
= VI .: IL nirnt. -
90 w. i,io ! 70 20 p su"iay, 600 p M
-. Rel Rams Long n-anch aHl uon,. .ogiu % Pom,
G15,. ara 4, ~ parl, 900 , y 100 r. "
FOR LAKEWOOD.
go 81 4 81. -. so 40 p
neea' ~ SIS \ ". 10; 40 =. 81 :,
r. Atlantic Crl. Nn"nni ani H-.ds"'on % \ NJ
- Monmouth b., s.ob.yh'. 80 Insnls.ra' .,
p NJ SUNDAY. oco :, " 100 = y
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 rHIfADH.rtIA. HALTiMoEE A~o WASHING
% cD.ns Co. ~ % 70 e. :G e, p M Pn!ip5
airh, SUNDAY 90 o % ~ ~ DINING CsD \. NJ. i:3o
For Hsi,,rnc-~ and Washington. week days 800 ~
fpinin- car. VI. 20 10 800 Dining carr. oVp
= ". Y? IS r.sn, .undays sn 80 I',nns ,a'
Tickets ami raflor-cal sca's can he ~
:Gi ~. 80 iiio g:3 rrosdenH. ~ On ave" ~ Hest
Nv. wYo,E : court, SEQ uit1n-', RrooN.
i,r HrDldNnt WnRwStu'r Th" "" ''f ii1rN'"
Col,rr VIZ ai f.- and check baggage fion hotel or
r.-'den fsst!ia'!cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IYOI-SE. suitable for small club. wanted
tor a term OF yoars. Address. giving t14I
particulars Gil. n. SHAW. 80 W ais.
WANTED. For summer. small fuFthsheu
cottage on seashore or sound rent n0t 10
exceed 500 per month. b. u. lr'ouhe
once.
NANTED.-A farm 80 acres. plenty grass :.
80 e,ahles. Is miles from city. low
rent. Address b. b. Box .. Tribune Of-
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

.
A THOROUGHLY deslratl, pair cobs.
young. good action. Ncrt E"nt.e. Nr'
r,rnmp. enappy drivers. Cal road last {.
mus, be- sold AZ once by nus lh'-' man
who Wishcs 20 reduce expenses. 't4'i' ~
ANNA ion. also trap. harness. -olr,s. ''c'
Will 4-ptr.tt. o. suit Turchas"i; WI accept
half value. STAFFORD. hoN a. Urban"
Office.
A STYLISH driving :ni sod u" 49,.
sound. S13j hands ono TilbufT zig si'o'
stivcrs rura6out wagon. rt' - :, -,
silO. harness So. English saddle ana hil 10
die. TRIAL invited. GENTLE coz. b3X j..
Tribune once -- --------
A SOUND LADI's COZ; perfect beauty
70 carriage and saddle. $40; S'Nri ,
runabCut wagon So. harness 800 s.dG.e
and bride: all strictly hrs'-c'asS' ~ Il
TON. Box -. Tribune "fic". -
GREAT SACRIFICE. VIII sell for about
mir, value arst-ciass crien1~r "A,rh-
sion ton family surrey used i've weeks ;
also iadv's loop front top phae'1 ine
rarross ana robes. Apply at private sta
HANDSOME. stylish pair dark Chestnut
kind and fearless. free. pleasant drivers.
sinrle ana double; good saddle nor
pricc s45D broughan end victoria, ba,n
buii. ~ Brewster, in superb order SS1o
each. double and single harness. laIdCe
Boar'l.rc stable. 90 and 23H Scheimer-
horn st, near Bond-st.. BROOKLYN.
FOR SAI.E.-A pair Of tine blood bay
horses very close mates. l"ls hands hlsn .
o years Old. thoroughly bfohen TO al haI
ness, extra fine saddiers and drivers; rear
less OF electric or steam cars: WARRANTED
sound and gentle for ladies or chiIdrth'
Gail on w II. SNYDER. Ola Wyandot'e-
ST.. South Bethlehem. Penn.
PONY FOR CHILD. with cart and haT-
ness. FOR sale - 10 hire for season. Au-
dress Or. 0. c. JACKSON. 7. y. BOX
lei. Jamaica. L. l.
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TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.

FOR RENTAL-Two new dwellings. fur
vlshed or UnfurniShed. In s9'h- St.. zen
tral Park West. =. y. LOWELL. go
CCdar-st
MORRISTOWN. y. For rent, furnished.
Tor season: best location and NIL" from
depot: handsome house all modern I'M
provements. beau fUl lawn. splenGid ger
den: good stable &c. Address u. i. :.
Tribune Oflce.
EI-MSON ROAD. y. J-i2-room resi-
dence: furnished. 8. acres siahe
$50 900. rent s. OOo. WILLIAM LANE.
Long Branch.
THE LATE DAVID DUDLEY FIELDS
place at Stockbridge Mass. 10 let, fus-
nished: also laurel cottage in the village.
Inauire of WILLIAM MOLLOY, Broad
way New York.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY. Two .argn
connecting established houses; central.
low rental: furniture sacrificed. DALEY.
~ West 3ith-s,.
TO LET. furnished. for the summer.
staten Island. ON Heights. five minutes
walk from -. George ferry landing house
and four acres Land, tennis court vegetable
Garden; fruit trees. stable. beautiful view
OF hsrbor; rent $500 per month. including
gardeners services: use n: COW. hens. e..
Address c. r.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

AT BLOOMF1ELp.-tor sale or rent-A
new slate-roof. oriole front house II
rooms. bath. laundry. hot water heater,
plessa1t ncighborhood: provided with every
device for comfort. Apply to NATHAN
RUSSELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

b. UIII-A new and charming cottage
residence. built by ar architect. lately de-
Ceased. Tor himself. hardwood f1lsn' ar ai
modern improvements, and Location d9f
viey. and healthfulness nnsuipasseu
strsetcars pass foot OF hill. but out 81
SOUND and sight Apply 10 CHAS. DEN
NI= %. Ruriing slim y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

At BAYONNE CITY. y. J.. on Newark
Bay. an attractive. substantially ouil,
residence. l. rooms, modern lmproNeiii ..n,
2 acres in lawn and shade; forest trees
finc shore for bathing. boating and fishing
property centrally located. opposite ieceh
N acquired park. and near the bcnieNarI;
with over 900 feet street front; VIII be so!d
cheaD and on easy terms. Apply 10 !.
BAYIIES. 81 Natcr-st.. New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

.DyrRT1sEMENrs AID sCBsCHIr-
TioNs FOR THE NEW WORK T..
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. l.2+2 Broadway
Vt-.TfSL,NFNTS n, the follow ing Branch
orlces: 25t Eighth-ave.; 200 ThlTd,av..
corner Forty-seven.h-st. l53 East FgIN.
.eventh-st. oorner Third-ave 10 Eas'
ios,h-s: neat TNrd-ave. .0@6 Third-avc
near SiStv-f-S,-,t: Los First-avr. 100
Wes, Forty -secohd-s,: loe Colc,-bus-nxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

CENTRE OF WOODSTOCK. CONN.-Beau-
tiful Queen Anne cottage 10 rooms; 80, ,'or
fnedern convenience; steam heat Ua.H PEI
60, dre mag. . acres good grounc, large
btii1inc lots. good we'll and cistein: con
crete walks: large barn; horses. car
riages: abundance Of fruit. cost over sIV;
90; free and clear: price shI"' WI VI
TUEWS a ALEXANDER. 2i6 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Hairs Expan-
sion Joint Tube. $50. 305. Dslumis intei
ch1nreahle Letter Sign 532. o2 Wei
SaifTeveiling ships Berth. 333.62i Ed
GAR ThTE & COMPANY, 25 BroadWay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

FOR SABA gentl>man's residence At
Monmouth Beach. fronting the ocean: FUR
nished iaISe grounds. stable. and IN gNeIy
respect frst-c,ass. at d bargain. L. 4. Low
ELL 90 Cedar-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COuntry.

ARM ITO acres: l hour out; new dwell
ing: large cellar. bara. l.soo peacn trees
rcb land, pnce s. 80: only 500 cash
oeasad GARNER. LOOMS * Co. Som
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Sangcrs Tooth
Powder Applying Device; 533, 800: bar-
retts Hat Coat Rack. 4ii w! SIef lrnr :,
TATE & COMPANY. 2+5 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Irrhria . Mch. ~. 10 n. m Etruria Mch. 30 a.
fmcania .Mch 23 r. Aurania Apr. g. r. IN.
from Pier 40 North River foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage go and upward Second cabin. s35. $40
SIS according 10 steamer and accommodations.
Steerage tickets and from all OF Europe at
very low For freight and passage apply at the
Coinpany's Office. No. Bowling Green. NewYork.
VERNON n. BROWN & co. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

a CIGAR MANUFACTURE CpMfAN
,,.,,n reccnflv succeeded an old establish o.
r,ent and VINO are doing even now very
lucrative business dcsir" 10 ma a genti'
man Of commercial standing VINO VIII AK
u3ft ar all u the balance 90 tho treasury
etorl strict Investigation solicited as 10
The present condition. etc; this Is rare
opportunity 20 the right party. Address
CIGAR FACTORY. Box 30 LIZ BROAD
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

4 THRIVING VILLAGE with good ran
rood facilities wants a factory; plenty OF
unemployed labor. no strikes. no trade
unions. Inducements offered. ADDRESS
BUSINESS. care Il J. q. r.. Room -
leo ErnalMnN New y ok CIV.
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GO rErU1TRO[p[5

a. va ~ -. s,, -, s,,,,u.,,
CHARLESTON, $. c., the South and southwest
tx SoNyiI,I.E and all Florida points
rror, per 20 r. H. foot OF Koosevelt-st)' !, p m,
sr.Mt ,ote .......... "Wednesday. March IL
friiiy
,nnn,ers have first passenger accommodations
al ~ WM. +. CLYDE co. General Agents.
~ Bowling Green. y. Y.
yIs Cent Penn. Fast F. & r Line VIA. Jacksonyille.
Groa 60 Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
W.T." - al Eyer. Gen'l Ag. 20l NWay. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Al PATENTS FOR sALEmB n6cock
U.ir-Clipping Machine. J32.t2S; truson
Doiitus's Adjustable Platform Scanold.
:.S2 .oi6. Taylor's Automatic carr COUPLING
sop AZ. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 40
Hr11iwaN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4, PATENTS FOR SALE. RAYMOND san
dar,or's Combined Harrow ana 9eedeI
-. ,.G. H.rsch- C1othes- Line , r.S',, "
-, solicitors. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Warner-Jo
s,on's Hand-Fence Machine. 5l' ~. NM
Ier's screw Propeller. 525, 0G+ anniversary
reco nmended), EDGAR TATE COM
PANY 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
I.vprTCrDrNrrD opPoRTUNITY

An UNPRECEDENTED oPPoRTI NIFTY.
Inventor yesterday received notification
that limited States grant for raiuabie par
ont viii be- allowed about MdTch 10 c"pI
,,,ove ssies and rDvslfies assured 10y ca
pcrts: money now required Tor foreign
PATENTS ana machinery TO nanuinc' W, :
will sell half interest r. patent foi $500
investigation Will prove return IN roy "I,',S
G,x, 80 SO Oo,. other sales large ne
go,iltions solicited al once. MONoFoLN o
BOX Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

ADvERTIs EMENTS AND SUBSChir-
TiONs FOR THE NEW YORK TIRE.
CNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
"a floor north OF Thirty-frstst. and AID
VER~IS EMEHTS at the following Branch
Ofices "a Eighth-ave.; go Third-aye:
corner Forty-seventh-st: l39 East Forty.
tever,h-st corner Third-ave.; $50 East
Io5,h.st. near Third-ave. .o2G Third-aye.
PEAR i&ty-firs,-st: Los First-ave.: 100
West Forty seconded: 1872 C"':3lDus-ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
LINES
BY MRS. c. z. TAYLOR.

BY MRS. c. z. TAYLOR.
lis awinter's night. and the snow lies whit.
Over valley and field and hill:
While the sad winds moan in an undertone
And the air Is crisp and chill.
Yet the moon rides high in a cheerless sky.
And the stars look cOldly down
On the earth below. with its robe of snow
Till they chill me with their frown.
How my footsteps sound on the frozen ground
As with winged feet glide.
On my hOmebOund way. nor an instant STAY
Till pause the gate beside.
There enter in. and hear the din
OF the childrens voices sweet:
While open the door OF my home once more
And merry welcome meet.
What a CHEEKY room. after winters gloom
Has been folded safe without,
Where the fire burns bright and lamps alipht
Throw CLEAN Der all about.
Such a happy time. for the children climb
About me with soft careSs.
Till my thoughts keep time in running rhyme
While their rosy lips press.
And turn aside while strive to hide
A tear that bedtms mine eve:
They are not all hear. the beloved and dear.
Though feelrheir presence nigh.
They have left my side as the shadows glide.
Or the night falls silently;
And a grave is made where my loved are laid
In my heart. where none can see
And my tears fall chill. We. they flow so still
On the hidden depths below.
Where bid them stay. for know alway
1t Is well" that they should go.
No mistakes are made when hand ia laid
On our choicest treasures here
They but go before to the unseen shore
Though their footsteps echo near
Do We act part while within the heart.
Folded close from mortal eye.
We embrace. and talk. in orr dAi1cs walk
With the loves that cannot die:
Though chat and smile with my boys awhile
Do they know that far withdrawn
have clasped hand with the spirit land.
Where mine own beloved have gone:
Nay: twere better so: may they never know
What twofold life Is ours;
Lest a shOdow rise DER their paradise
Like a blight Ger summer flowers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
A Child's Composition.
WRITTEN By AN S-YEAR-OLD.

WRITTEN BY AN S-YEAR-OLD.
A man has a head, body, legs.
and arms. On top of his head he
has hair, and on each side of his
head he has one ear. In front he
has two eyes. one nose. and one
mouth. On each side of his body
he has one arm. On the end of
each arm he has five fingers. At
the bottom of his body he has two
legs. On the end of each leg he
has five toes. A man has q heart
from which the blood runs from.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
HE COMES DIRECT FROM THE RE
GENTLY INFECTED ISLANDS
OF HAWAII.
THE DISEASE IS DYING OUT.
Two DEATHS OCCURRED ON THE
MARIPosA DURING THE Run
FROM AUSTRALIA.

Consul-General Ellis Mills arrived from
Hawaii on the steamer Mariposa yester-
day. He went all through the revolution
of two years ago, but declines to make any
statement in regard to the present stand
ing of the republic.
"What think of the present condition
of affairs is already on record at Washing.
ton," said he, "but for publication l can
only say, gentlemen, please consider the
position I am in If / was not repre-.
sentative of the United States I would
freely give you all the information could
"In regard to the cholera. There were
eighty-seven deaths before we left, but the
disease or epidemic, or whatever you want
to call it, was thoroughly under control
long before the Mariposa sailed. All the
passengers who came aboard were fumi-
gated, and all the cargo that came up on
the steamer from the islands was brought
from non-infected ports.
SIN the cholera scare the Hawaiian
Government acted with promptitude and
dispatch. The natives drank water from
their taro patches and thus got the cholera.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
"TAKEN IN"

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