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he adds whose untutored impulse Is to oe"a'i
the catastrophe in which bang goes eaxpence'
Thus he sacrificed the opportunity FOR long anu
exclusive dispatches offered by MISUNDERSTANDING
the fight which Immediately preceded the sur
render of Bazaine. and the still greater one upon
the capitulation OF Metz. But he can a'1oru 10 pe
penitent for he was ahead of his rivals without
the aid Of the telegraph.
Later he recovered from his economic tehoen-
cies and then he earned fame by the hidden proc
esses with which he supplemented the teie-
graph so that II was an insoluble mystery no"
he sent away his dispatches. For example, durins
the siege Of Paris ! is letters were marked by the
promptness OF their appearance the second day
after they were written. Complaint was MADE
of favoritsm. but the truth was that he mailed
his dispatches to Saarbrtcken. where he kept
with the TELEGRAPH operator a deposit adequate
for all emergencies. All he had 20 do after the
ARRANGEMENT was perfected to keep his
secret He studied the movements Of trains ana
boats, and one OF his most important victories was
a complete account Of Emperor Williams entry
into Berlin day In advance Of ell London COM
petitors In the Balkans ne records some long.
hard riding done in order TO get dispatches to
telegraph office, and the costly contrvances that
were required TO meet the danger Of having a
message rejected by the censor. Looking back at
all these things and then observing the restric-
lions placed on correspondents at the present day
by military authorities, he laments that the days
Of war correspondence as fine art have gone by
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11ublit Notlces.

NEW YORK SUPREME coURT-GEN'
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conyeyauce and TransPortaon Q: Persons ard Property
PUBLIc NOTICE is hereby gwen that. pursuant t.
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GsTs!sl Tern q the supreme coa, 2, ne sat'
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to determine report due hearing Wheeler
Rapid Transit Railway or RAILWAYS IN the said cry ir
ery as determined 6y the said Board ard deser.o.i IN
ell of said city about the 9th day OF May 1898.
ought to be eonsr,'tsa end operated -...... -,
be made he petition OF the said Board Q, RAPID
York dated the IAN dsy q june 1885 and presented
ana a ss the 9 pn ~
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Council q the cy Of copy o which G:S-
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York at the COUNTY Court sn House in the said city hs
The Object, Of he aforesaid application to obtain sp-
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railroad ought to he constructed and operated and sss
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New Dnbliratlons.


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KATHARINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~, ~
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SERMONS BY DIR. ARTHUR BROOKS.

Thomas Whitaker has brought out a second edi-
ton OF THE Life of Christ in the World" collec
ton OF twenty-five sermons by the late Rev Arthur
Brooks Of this city. DIR. Brooks not man TO
court publication or angle for fame. But it Is not
too much 10 say that in intellect and spiritual IN
sight he ranked high among the great American
preachers of this generation. I'm spite OF his
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overshadowing personality of his more famous
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Brooks 10 kindle all who heard him with the glow
Of his spiritual fervor and lead them where he
would Nor was he altogether equal TO his brother
in the power Of drawing luminous word pictures
that burned themselves on the conscience anu
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OF them touched with spiritual Imagination and
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he among the preachers Of the world. But
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The two spoke the same message. ana
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OF view In wealth OF suggestive illustration, too.
Arthur Brooks had much in common with his
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1oned 10 deep spirituality One feels at once that
there was man behind them who at every momen;
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to humanity. and a man. moreover. who. In de-
liverng that message scorned all self-seeking and
sensational devices That discourses so nobly
keyed and touching questions Of such paramount
Importance will be helpful TO all who read them
needs hardly be said. But perhaps even more will
they be helpful to young preachers who desire TO
learn the secret OF true pulpit success.
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New UubIications.

Mem pubIirations.
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THE ART OF LIVING.
A BACHELORS CHRISTMAS

Hv ROBERT GRANT. with 1875 Illustrations oy =. ~
Gibson. b. W. CIinedinst and ". II. Hyde. l2mo WV
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A NEW COOK BOOK.
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Compiled with great by lady thoroughly CONVEX
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and other stories. BY ROBERT GRANT. WIN .. 49,
mage illustrations by c. D. Gbson. Irving ~ ""''
n WtnzeI and C. Carleton. i2mo *loo
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.'.sold by all booksellers. or sent. post paid. By
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A Plantation Echo BY THOMAS NELSON rA'S ~
r.tra,.d bv y W. CIINEpINsT. Small folio. si'"
Uniform with the illustrated editions OF pony
Lady" and 'Marse Chan"
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LITTLE RIVERS.

Book Of Essays in Profitable fdeness' ny i
VAN DYKE. Profusely illustrated Emo wv"
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BOOKS OF The WEEK.

NATURAL HISTORY OF sELBoURNE AND oBsER-
NATIONS ON NATURE BY Gilbert White. With
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The author Of Municipal Government In Great Britain
with which this book uniform In size and style here
another invaluable aid TO all who interested
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81, contains some Of the very brightest stores ~
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COUNTY BUiLDING.

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The great Sandow, supported BY
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they have done in every city they
have played. The company is evil
IDENTIFY strong one judging from the
following from the Eau Claire Lead
er Of Sunday July 1s: There has
never been company in Eau Claire
which has played to such enormou S
houses as the one under the manage.
ment of Richard Obee and B. w. Will
son, with Miss Marie Wellesley as
the star. Night after night the
opera house has been crowded to the
doors for three solid weeks and the
climax was reached Saturday night
when large number of people were
unable to obtain standing room to
witness an excellent performance OF
Oliver Twist. When one considers
that this is the hottest season of the
year when things theatrical are sup.
posed to be entirely dead, a contin-
nous run Of such enormous proper.
tions for two weeks is simply phe.
nomenal, and the management oil
the house and the attraction are both
to be complimented on so pronounced
u success"
Cars are 10 run to Milan after the
performance Sunday, Monday and
Wednesday evenings.