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Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light. . a..
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand central S,arpn
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st.. and 100 Broadway f.. D. Brooklyn. r...
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colt Express Company. =, .-,r,c
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE United


- States for the Southern District OF New yorL =,
bankrupt. '"'''i''N
In pursuance or an order duly made and entered
bearing date the twenty first day of is"z
the undersigned. Assignee In Bankruptcy OF Mary -
Ialnan. bankrupt Will sell public auction at bs
York Real Estate Saesroom. No III Broadway In ,hs
city or New YORK. In the County State on Nav w
on Friday. the thirteenth day OF December lsos ~,
O'Clock In the afternoon. by Adrian H. Muller q g.,
Auctoneers all the right title and Interest which H.
OF New YORK: " S'e !" 'he 'ity
Al That certain plot or parcel OF In New York Ctv
with the buildings thereon. which according IN
map entitled Map OF the northery part OF Ws., Nh
risana. belonging TO William H. Morris in the Countv -,
WeHchester nled in the ONCE Of the Register OF Wa,
chester County. In Vol. III OF hled maps az pser a. 4.
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at ncint
In the westerly side OF Walton Avenue nov sh.rtdan
Avenus) At the northerly line Of number three hum
dred ana twsny.sx on said and two hundred
Street and running thence northwesteriy parallel ,s
Ella street and along the norhery said ios r,
Der three hundred and twentysx hundred ana .,s"
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Num- thence northeastsry along said last
and parallel with Walton Avenue now Sheridan Avsn"a
hundred feet thence souheaserIy parallel wiz E1.
street one hundred and sxtythree feet more or less =,
the westerly side OF Walton Avenue Sheridan Az
nue and thence southweserly along westerly slide y,
Walton Avenue tnow sheridan Avenue) hundred Zee,
to the point OF beg ginning 'eu 'ee'
Dated New York November 81 1905
BENJAMIN BARKER JR. Assignee
CHARLES NJ. TAI.LMAN
New York city. ~ '"'e"
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STOPS OF VARIOUS QUILLS.
Poems BY W. d. HOWELIs. With illustrations by
HOWARD PYLE. 4to Cloth. Ornamental, Uncut
Edges and Gilt Top. SO 20
Limited Edition of Fifty Copies on Handmade Paper
signed by Mr.. Howells and Ar. Pyle. with the Text
illustrations in Sepa (the full-page illustrations are
Japan proofs in biacO 4to Decksl Edges. Half Cloth.
Gilt Top SIS co. On Box)
Each poem contains thought which Ia pressing FOR
utterance with direct and straightforward words II
The thought in nearly every instance IL
fash the depths Of tho human heart or else
It ~ sword piercing the consciousness with poignant
agony.-Brooklyn Eag.e.
Mr. Howes has given here a remarkable book. as
we have said and which would select az an In
fahle tombstone poetic knowledge ignorance
.,s readers n they ensmored OF perfect tech
nlqt they profoundly touched by II. and Will
turn TO 1t again and agan.-N. Y. Mail and Express
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WEST SHORE R.R.


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Yer bunalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Csveian"
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information address g y LANDYRT.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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EALO, NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
tn- West and principal local points. dining car 70
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IliIO a. VI. daily Neaves At 1879 a NJ sunday Tor
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TER BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
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MY LITERARY PASSIONS. $50
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| THE COAST OF BOHEMIA A Novel illustrated. 81 90
THE WORLD OF CHANCE Novel 81 so
| AN IMPERATIVE DUTY. Novel. 81 90
! THE QUALITY OF MERCY. Novel 81 So
| ANNIE KIL-BURN. Novel. 81 20.
| April. HOPES. a Novel 81 90
A HAZARD OF NEW FORTUNES. Novel. Two Vol
umes 50 90
THE SHADOW OF DREAM Story. 81 90.
| MODERN ITALIAN POETS Essays and Versions. With
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THE MoU3E-TRAP AND OTHER FARCEs. Illustrated
81 CO.
CRITICISM AND FICTION. With Portrait ismo. Cloth
81 90. In the Series Harper's American Essayisu y
| CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY. and Other Stories. Illus
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BOYS TOWN. Described for Harpers Young People.
illustrated. 81 20.
In Harper's BLACK and Whit. series'
MY YEAR IN A LOG CABIN. Illustrated 32mo. Cloth.
so
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80 cents.
FARCES: Likely Story-Ths e-Trap-F1vs O'Clock
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot * CAamg essts
as follows. and five minutes earlier Nc-t -stsi.
O.nn 4. M.-Ncstibuied Express lal.A 4ug NaFeIys
C'pO BnGharton, Fmlra Bunalo. Bradford. james
town Meadvtie and the Vest. lasiog car 10
BIsia,o
O.Q0 4. M.-Nestibu.ed Limited Daily solid train 70:
Wv Chicago via Chautauqga Lake arrives Ceve.sad
TAO a. NJ. Chicago 5:35 =. Sleepers 70 Ch'
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
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S'')O Buffalo 1880 \ making direct o1raectons
for Detroit. Chicago and the West. -,
OK r. M.-Nia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara fa'c
O'fO Daily. Sold train Chicago. Seelers % BUY
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Din.ne car.
Y'ICKErS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS At u c6i. +oi and % Bo.tws.
l36 East l"5th-st. Chambers and Wes; 81 terns
NewYors 80 Broadway and 2s3 Fulien-si.. aokyn 80
Hudson HohOken. and Jersey CITY station. Ers
Transfer Company GAYS Cor and checks baggage Lon
hotels and residences to Destination
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnatts
81. Louis and All poin,s West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRANS. -
Leave New-York, foot = Lloeriys, daily OK CilcAOc
230 y. m and 1913 night PIrTSRj'RG $50 eS. SUM-
230 sun 1913 night. CINCINNATI. ST. Louis. 10 T.
m. 800 p. m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE a M.
.x Sun. 10 a. m. Dining Ca ~ 80 Dnins Car.
80 m. q 30 m. sun, DINING can. $50 p IL
GO Op y. M. Dining Carl. 1915 ght.
NORFOLK. II 20 a m. ally
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Puliman
Sleeping Car $3.50. sun . 70 y. IA. sun
All trains Illuminated with pntsch Light. .
Ticket oflces liH iT2 .6l 49, TAO broadway. "
East it,n ST. ~ n9wery y Y 80 Ful,on St.; Br''"
New-york Transfer Company will call Tor AMI check
baggaxe from hotel residence 10 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROADO JERSEY.
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
F.ur Tracks Autcmafi- Block Sienais.
on and after November Il 1895.
ia ~ bort

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Tracks Autcmafic Bloc. Sienas
q, ard after November Il 1895
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty -
For Easton. Bethlshem. Aleno"n Ma',h, 'f,r 5k e.,
70 Fastonj 20 5:i5 7:3O. to Auen'own r y. sundays
40 q Is TO Eastonl 4. NJ. 100 > 20 600 "
For Wkesbarre ,Pit,ston and sS,'aa',,9, $40 a ".
For Readng at 800 500 90 y 20 A. ". 10 In.
2ao 400 800 80 20 N u l2;i' night. sunia"
t,r I2oirr5ebI-c an 40. 20 a:i0 A. ". i:l0 30
400 800 5:i5 p. NJ. 1915 night sunials 100 80.
90 A. NJ. ito. 1870. $50 r NJ sundays 40 A. ~
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a:iS " sundays eycept Ocean Grove and AsSury
Park 900 A. 400 p. -
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 s,5 A. NJ l:i5 $40 $40 =. VI.
Barnegat' 80, Sis 4. n. 1915. $40 i. 81.
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeio7 40 A. ~.
For Monmouth Beach seabrIghs and Highand. Nave.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. 40 500. e9e. 1904
II 30 DINING Carr A NJ i:so. 2:3o. $S i,cS !Busss
iS'IS night Sundays, 4:3o, 300 1000 II 30 Dnns
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For Baltimore and WASHINGTON week days. 500 1000
II 40 Dning Carr A. NJ. 230. $3.50 800, 500 Dining
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cas- A. NJ. 2:ao. 500 eco Dining Carr P NJ i2s
and ar seats can be @ st. ,GT Il
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SOME RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

The Rev DR. Arthur F. PIerson relates some OF
Tho Miracles Of Missions" in a little volume issued
by the Funk & Wagnalls Company The print is
clear and there are several passable illustrations
The stories themselves well told. and with much
emotional fervo:.
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Gedchers.

GRADUATE Of Yale and Columbia. for twelve yea
VI tutor I'm well known families wants additional pupil
special experience in college preparatory instruc'io
WINTHROP. .2i2 Broadway.
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GrbooI Agencies.

Grbool Agencies.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Goverhesses
&c. o Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
n IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES New-York Boston.
L Chicago Los Angeles. &c II. r Croker w D. Kerr
p " Huyssoon & W. O. Pratt N Y Managers ~ 3th-ave
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Eesal \ otlees.
LrNN NnRIr I'll 'DR I'NII' GnITI


NETWORK SUPREME COURT-IN THE
~ matter Of the application OF the Board OF pid
Transit Railroad Commissioners for the of New
York the appointment of three Commissioners
'srmne whether rapid transit railway railways for
transportation OF and property determined
by said Board ought to be constructed and
Public Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Frederic X. Coudert, George Sherman and William H.
Geshenen having by order Of the General Term
Court for the First Judicial Department entered
the above entitled the 9th day November
appointed Commissioners under and pursuance
Chapter Of the Laws Of 1891 entitled AN pro-
rapid transit railways cities OF million
Inhabitants. amended by hapters 1902 and 556
l. 1892 Chapters 52S and 1852 Of
Chapter $40 OF the Laws Of 1885, determine
after public hearing OF ali parties interested whether
thu railway determined by the Board Of RAPID
Transit Railroad Commissioners for the city OF
mentioned in the petition Of the said Board presented
the said General Term about the 18th day Of
June 1895 and filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of City
and County Of New-York the County Court House in
city 10th day Of October
constructed and operated do hereby appoint Wednesday,
the 18th day Of December 1895 II O'clock fore
noon the Office Of the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners he city OF New York 900
No 258 Broadway, in the city Of New York. the
place for their sitting that that sitting
such adjourned sittngs be thereafter held
will hear all persons interested in the said
Dated New-York November 81. 1886
r. r.. COUDERT,
G. SHERMAN.
W. III. GELSHENEN.
Commissioners.
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author are praiseworthy; and while his book may
not convert many Professionals 1t will give them
an authoritative explanation Of many of the Pc
cul,ar doctrines OF Catholicism.
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THE United Church OF the United States" by
Professor Charles Woodruff Shields. Of Princeton
University Charles Scribners Sons). Is useful
contribution to the literature OF Christian unity.
Dr. Shields believes that the chief historic churches
are beginning lay less emphasis on the doctrines
that separate them from the rest OF Christendom
In his opinion. however, organic unity will not be
attained by any formal act. but by long course
OF education, and a result OF the tremendous
social upheaval that is now going in the world
The pressure OF surrounding pers," he says
may hasten the tardy impulses of Christian
duty. The churches may yet be melted together In
the furnace Of affection When the events often
threatened begin TO happen; when railways
and teegraphs have been paralyzed by National
strikes when workmen and soldiers lighting
or fraternzing In the streets of cities; when
our boarded capital is outvoted by ieagued labor
when servile Legislatures are discussing the
very measures first preached In the Assembly OF
the French Revolution when science. and liter
allure. and art are at the mercy Of ignorance and
rudeness, and virtue and piety have been scared
back 10 our homes and atars-then at least will Il
have become plain that the problems Of American
society, II solved at all. can only be solved by one
United Church Of the United States"
But Professor Shiedss book is more than a
dream OF a unity thai Is to be. 1t is valuable
historical record OF the recent attempts to bring
about an organic unity. and Of the various views on
the question expressed by denominatio nal leaders
one OF the Paulist Fathers OF this city, the Rev
George NJ searle. has written a little treatise en-
titled Plain Facts for Fair Minds II" (The Catho-
lie Book Exchange. New York;. In which he aims
TO show Protestants the reasonaoleness OF the
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. II,
Stations Ia New fOrk, loot "a barclay anu
ChristOpher Strcets. r
tESTIBCLED TRAINS, rtLLMtN DtFfEr
CARS. HlNISCH LIt,HI.

CARS. PINIsCH LIGHT. .,, -,
Direct route 1, MEN Ark, BLOOMFIELD. MON LAIN
THE ORANGES summit. Bernards..I Bas1.nS
Pdse, Madison, MorristOwn, Iassalc. lates H. isy,s
ton, DoY s STr2nnh2ps hEMI0N ~ ~ ti5,5i-EYj
MOUNTAIN, Washington. PHll-IIPSBJ RG. LAstVS'
WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG. Poeono MoGntsas.
SCRANTON. PlI1srON. WILk ES AltlE, NANL!'
eokE I DAYSyiLLE S v MSn:
villc. UTICA. ItlDHFIELD SPRINGS, 1oEt.Ani.
SYRACUSE. OsN EGO ITHACA, OWEGO. ELMlht
CoRNlMG BATH pAXSyILL f. BDTE yS and al
7:c0 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL stops al principal
stations.
eco A.; M-ByEEALo. SCRANTON. .BINGHAMroN
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cara con'
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago ana points nss..
100 ? M;;mscRAMToN. wILkEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet pallor cars. -,
400 p M.-SCRANTON WILKESBAKkE and PLfA<
OCTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet TaIlor carr,
1880 p NJ QDalyD.-Buifao Nestibuled Limited Ehs ess
for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON. ELMlRA, BCF.
rAL0. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points wes. -,
o:So NJ DAILY. .,BUFFALo, SCRANTON; BlNGHAN-
TON, UTICA, SYRACUSE and OsWEGO ENPREsS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at y
Park Place, Broadway. Tickets stations
broadway Ill ithave.. cor 2th-st. - West -3th-st
235 Columbusaye.. Newlork. 33s 126 iult and
100 BROADWAY Brookiyn Time tables gNirg fll infor'
wEsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call FOR and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination.
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lanes Pott & Co. bring out The Churcn IN
America" by Bishop Leighton Coleman (Episco-
nah Of Delaware BY 'the Church In America
~ course. ia intended the body known as the
Protestant Episcopal Church, for the Bishop Is 100
good churchman to admit that there 10 any
church entitled to the name American OUTSIDE OF
tho little sect Of which he Is an omcer. lho
book IL a ploddng chronicle OF the Episcopal
church in this country. with hardly CLEAN OF
,ha, historical insight which alone can give
chronicle its true value.
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The late DR. John J.. Nevius for forty years mis-
s,onarv in China mad, exhaustive study OF
psychical phenomena in that country. me results
OF that study are offered to the public In bulky
volume issued by the Fleming H. Reven COM
pany and entitled demon Possession ana Allied
Themes" with introduction by the Kew. br r.
F. Fllinwood secretary of the Board OF Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church. Dr. Nevms
was careful and accurate observer. and has
gathered together a body Of facts and stories reat
ing to obscure psychical phenomena that Will be OF
value TO the student OF the occult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13

The Monitor Company. of Cincinnati. issue pearls
from, the Rjble" by Moritz 10th. II consists OF
choice passages from the Old Testament. with com
ments on the same by the author. The comments
are good In way. but by no means striking The
lack OF subdivision is a serious defect r the volume
Its ZIG pages form one continuous narrative. with
no chapters or subheads.
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The Relation OF Religion to civil Government IN
the United States Of America" by Isaac A. Cornell
eon C. p Pu,nams Sons). Is built on the postulate
that a State without a church may yet have a
religion A careful examination by the author OF
the various judicial decisions OF the courts In this
country before and after the revolution makes II
evident that Christianity has been repeatedly recog
nizel as the religion OF the people. such a recog-
milton OF religion by the State L. in the opinion OF
the author a universal and necessary fact But II
indicates nevertheless. imperfect stage Of de-
yelopment and will when man has advanced
further along the linc ~ social and religious prog
ress federation viii then be rejected as lingering
vestge Of spiritual despotism and the era OF true re-
ligous liberty will be ushered in by the reno al OF
all religious character from civil institutions.
AT present. howeve~, this ia by no means the case
so the United States is concerned While this
Nation has no established religion the author shows
that II does recognize the Christian religion both i'm
pcitly and explicitly the common religion OF the
country. This question is one OF great interest to-
day. and Mr.. Cornelison has performed a public
service in gathering together In convenient compass
SO many references 1t in State constitutions and
judicial decisions.