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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
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Na@ swSlfjdbri9er 8lidli4er Gbe troi III
Der Samilie bes !6errm Mrpeion enbli9 ber
lan9erlebnteS Stammba ein. Dab bic sSreube
9rob n,,o nit 9uten @i9arren nidt 9etnau=
iert tuurbe, labt ii@ wobl beuteu. @ratuli=
Die Sonbaussabe ru,trbe NIT flint @timme,,
Wtaiorttat nieber9eit,mmt llmb es lit nu,,
Sa4e bes 8iQa9e= Ratbes, Mittel nnb gSe9e
;ur NufbriM9un9 ber nStbi9en @elber 3u
i9afieu. Der Dampfteiiel in Der 0i9tanlase
tourbe am Dienitaa auf9eNeQt. Obne 3met=
fel bdbem mir ieet eli, ele9amteres Ufun,;i=
pal= @ebanoe, ais n,an@e Yldte pon fiinf=
iaber @rSbe.
Die Dampibei;,iu9 unb elettrij9e Mus=
tattnn9 i'm nel,en @9ul9eb6ube purbe ioe=
ben uollenbet. Die NubeMarbeit lit poIembet.
unb reb bic Noien no1mals bliben" mirb
Mniere Sl9enb bic ,eue,l @allen bes @;iiens
bejteben t0naeu.
y. granbt @r. pon gtew lllm befanb ii9
am Samitas Sel9aftsbalber ir u,,ierer Mitte.
Sra Sing, sunier gilbbauer, tebrte pad
breimOdentli9er Nbmeienbeit aus Iob6
Sountp 3lriid. oOerielbe lieferte in iener @e=
Senb cine s9robe Nnsabl pon @rabiteiueu ab.
|s @rifiitb & Smitb baben ibre Bant io,uie
ibre Yripat. @ebdube nit Oampfbei;unS per-
ieben laiien. o.
Otto :Sriton III mt Gntb0rnuns uon gieb
bei9dftist. SS oS
6raa Durbabn pon 9afapette beiu&t bie=
ii9e !8efannte. a.
s.. 2etten sSonntas Nbeub brannte ali Der
sNarm uo,t 6ermanu Sreitas in 5own Chen
ein Stau ab. Mebrere &ibe unb @4afe, bic
ii4 i'll oemielben beianben, uerbrannteu ebeu=
fatls. "
Die Sleepp Gpe Sarners Gleuator 80.
belt letten Samita9 ibre Sabresueridmm=
lung ab. Nus ben geri9ten Der 0eamten
sebt beruor, bab iib bas @ei4aft III bliibem=
benz 3mitaMbe befinoet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

. %
81 9ini@t ber pptbias>Ritter bat
mieber einmal ber Natiuismus sefest.
8etanntli@ wurbe ben beuti4en 2osen
bes Orbens unteriast, ben in beuti@
aberietten &itus gu sebrau@en unb
man i@leppte bic Mnselesenbeit uor bic
@eri@te. &i@ter 8rentano bate bic
@nti@eibuns abse9eben, baB ber beuti@e
@itus meni9 ober gar ni@ts benz Orben
i@aoen tonne unb tieierbalb mics er bic
&ldser ab. 2estere 9in9en Johann
weiter unb ietteu es bur@, baB bic b0>
bere Snitan3 einen permanenten Gins
baltsbefebl sesen alles Deuti9e erlieB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

1teber cine iaubere Diebsbanbe wiro
aus Gbieaso Golsenbes beri@tet: rSn
gbieo9o lit aus benz oemotratii 9en@am>
pasne,Tonb bic &leinisteit BON brei gier>
tel Mil1ionen Dollars ueri9munben nnb
in bic Toi@e einiserP Partisr0ben sefoFen.
Scr Silbert0nis Wfite MeDonalb unb
'Nloermann powers, ber treue unb erse:
bene Greunb Der Monopoliiten i'm gbica:
soer Stabtratb, baben bic Mntlase erbos
ben, unb ber 0oriisenbe bes ben,otrati>
den Staats:g gentral> @omites, Ibomas
@asban. ie.ni9t nur enttrdftet, fenbern
iosar 3useben, bab ieit 3mei Sabren te,ne
oronunssmdbise gerre@nuns Der Gins
nabnten unb Nussaben nebr Nitattsetun>
ben babe. Ser 6onb murbe i'm Sabre
1898 unb ;war 3ur Beitreituns ber Ro>
item sesriinoet, wel@e bic 8abl bes 8lr>
sermeiiters 1optins ueruria@te. So>
bann biente er jur Deduns Der Nussas
ben Bel ben barauf folsenben @ountps
unb Stabtratbswablen, benz @euters
'i@en @onteit unb ben @ablen fiir bic
Drainase:G Gon,mi1ion. Die Peri0ns
li4teiten, mel&e I'M 8erba&te Neben,
bic bebeutenbe Summe peruntreut 3u
baben. ,uerben 5mar ni@t Sfentli9 se>
nannt, es feblt inbeB ni&t an iebr oeut>
li@en Mnipielunseu. go beiBt es
namentli9, baB aus benz Tonb toitipie>
tise Guropa> unb Baoereiien beitritten
unb lururi0ie 0iQen sebaut tuorben iei>
en-, rnb baB bic Greunbe bes peritorbenen
Garter $. 3arriion gang senau wlBs
ten, wer unb wie uiel Seber erbalten
babe. gs lit bies Elm abermaliser Be>
weis. pel@e Mittel uon ben alten Bu>
belparteien an9emanbt uerben, UNI ii@
in ibrer Ma@t ju balten. Selbit uon
@brli@teit inter ben r8raberr" ielbit
1T teine @eoe mebr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

Sic populiitii@en Mitslieber bes
Bunbesienates baben bei@loKen, Bel ber
REORGANIZATION bes Senats nit teiner
ber alten Barteien @emeini@aft 3u ma.
4en. Dieier Bei@luB ma@t ben &e=
publitanern, uel&e ii@ bic @ontroue 81
perI4affen beabii@tisten, einen biden
@tri@ bur@ bic Nednun9. Ser 9e9ens
martise @enat 3ablt 40 @epublitaner,
40 Demotraten uno 7 BopuliNen; bic
Qetteren ,perben alio Bel alien ,pi@tisen
Mabnabmen bic Musi@las sebenbt
Stimme baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
9aS meul9li9e @9euial parrp

9aS meui@li9e S@euial 1arrp
6apmarb aus Minneapolis fat seitern
enbli@ feline i@war3e Seele ant @alsen
aussebau9t. Sn ieiner wabren @eitalt
3eiste ii@ bic 0eitie nod e,nise Gage
uor ber 9inri&tuns. inbem CT ieinen
9ruber Mbrp brieFi@ nod benz ,@efdnss
niB lodte, ansebli@ UNI ibm su uer3eis
ben. tbatid@li@ aber nur. UNI ii@ an
ibm 3u RIDDEN. 9ea@ elmer tursen Nuss
einanberiesuns ;mii@en ben Bribern
iprans 9arrp pl0eli@ in ieiner 3eue
auf unb nit ben Gaben auf ben Boben
itampfenb unb bic seipreisten singer
na@ Mbrp ausltredenb, rief Ct, lei@ens
blaB uor @utb: rDu nieoriser. semei>
ner, uerd@tli@er, elenber, uerbammlis
der S@urte. Du weiserit Di@, na@
benz. mas i'd fir Did setban. Du
sottuerlai1ener 9uub uillit meine pldne
treu,eu. Du feises @ert3eus bait gut
seipielt, iett wiu i'd Dir ober iasen,
mas i4 uon Dir bente. Dein Brief
mar nur Elm 2oduosel. um Did bierber
3u betommen, Du S@uft. Du bit
cine S@anbe flr Define Gltern unb
Deinen 9aamen, Du biit i9limmer ,uie
ber semeinite StraBenldufers @enn
id an Did t0nnte, miirbe i'd ina@e>
birn nit einem Taeder aussrabeu uno
Dein 9er3 ausreiben; i'd miirbe beiee
3ermablen un6 jermalmen, ben Saft
ausqueti@en unb einen &u@en baraus
MAIDEN unb in Deinen S4lunb itoBen."
Mbrp idien etnen iol@en Iusbru@ err
wartet 3u baben, erbob iib rub;s unS
sins. Mu ber Greppe brebte er ii@ I'M,
unb iaste: r@ott iesue unb bebdte Did,
9arrp!" lDieie @ube ma@te ben M0rs
Der nod wiitbenber uno er brittle benz
ii@ entfernenben gruber 3u: % Du
S@urte, m0se Der ewise 6lu@ @ottes
auf Did unb bic Dein,sen fallen unb
m6se IS mir pers0nnt fein, Did ais
Sput Gag unb Na@t bis gu Deinem
Gobestase gu uerfolsen. 0on Der Mis.
mute an, in ber i'd auf benz S@offot
faue, ,uerbe i@ Bel Dir iein unb Did
qudlen, Big Du ni@t mebr biit unb
merbe Dir nit einem rotbsllbenben
S@lreiien an, Nbsrunb Der 90Qe ents
sesen ton,men!" &urj baraufla@te unb
plauberte ber Mrrber mie sem6bnli4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

1teber bic Na@ldiiisteit uieler gor=
munbe: uno Na9laBuermalter brinst
bic st. Yauler vVolts;eituns" G6atfas
den, bic I'M @aiienseri@t pon ,@amiep
County ermittelt uurben unb bic III ben
meiiten, penn nidt in alien Counties i'm
Staat an3utreffen iino: Dor einiser
3eit wurbe in oer Yoltsjeituns" bert@s
tet, baB probatri@ter Biqri@ IS ii@
uorsenonmen babe. feit3uiteqeu. wie
piele gorn,inber unb gfa@laBuerwalter
ibre 8f1i@t in we3us auf llnterbreituns
pon s}abresberi9ten ober enbsilti9er
abfinbuns peridun't baben. Dur@ per-
ionli@e @elbopfer 1T er gu einem @eiul>
tat setomaen, oas i'm ielbit uobl ebenio
iiberrai@t bat, als es bas 8ublitum i'm
MQ9emeinen iiberrai9en ,pirb. @err
@iQri@ iteute ndmlid einen Grtra>
Glert an, ben er aus ieiner eigenen
Gal@e be3ablte, unb bieier bat jett feline
Mrbeit. bic Dur@d@t oer Ntten u. +. ~.
ioweit beenoist, baB er seitern einen 0e>
ri@t einserei@t bat. Dem3ufolse iinb
$50 0ormiinber unb $500 gfa9laBuer>
matter, bic ibre pFi@t enti9ieben uer>
laumt baben. @be Der 8eri@t uoll itdn>
big 1T, .pirb bic lebtere 3abl nod um
etma 100 uersr0Bert 1peroen, unb na@>
benz 9err WiQri@ ii@ ielbit ber toloi>
fallen Mrbeit ber Ber9lei@uns unter5oseu
baben ,pirb, uirb er cine Oroer erla0en,
bic betrefienben perioneu uor @eri@t 3u
laben unb Sur Verant,uortuns 3teben.
Sebenfaqs iinb 0iele auf Der 2iite, bic
brett ni9ts l1nre@tes 9etban, ,bre
Mtinbel obsefunoen uno bic Na@laile
treu uno ebrli@ uerwaltet baben, ober
iie baben bann ii@erli@ ueridumt, tas
probatseri@t bauon in &enntniB gu
E'ietsn."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

9te @onsreBabseorbn rbneten uon W1inz
neiota baben ii@ in l4o7 IS" StraBe
in @aibinston Elm permaneutes 6aupts
quarter einseri@tet. no iie itets fir Be-
iu9er errei9bor linb. Die leitenben
3eitunsen aug Wtinneiota liesen bort
auf uno Elm ialarirter Glert beiBt bic
eu@er willtommen. Der 3wed 1T
bic Grlei@teruns ber Be;!ebunsen nit
ben Gonitituenteu, uel@e bort ibre @er'
treter finben tonnen. Die Mitalieber
merben bort ibre &ubeitunben perbrin:
gen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

(. n 20 pfunb 3uder fir $l.oo bel i.
& u. 9ofer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

The edition is limited to 1000, and will not be
reprinted.
No doubt, something may be said as to en-
balming living writer from whom we still ex-
pect much. Mr. Stevenson. with his dantiness
and delicate finish may seem i'll at ease in
twenty uniform volumes None the less will
each separate volume he a degh; TO its posses
sor and to the reader of ca III. The reader must,
nevertheless be warned that in this new dress
he NAV not find his old favortes quite the same
rs they have been to him heretofore. The
edition is revised. Revision may mean anything
Already Mr.. Colvin has been taken TO task Tor
omissions. HIS answer IS that Mr. Stevenson
himself made the excsions complained of. Tney
are not very numerous nor very large. The
collector of the original editions al any rate VIII
be conso1ed by the thought that his original
editions will be more valuable than ever.
should make very different comment on the
so-calIed Kemscot Press productions Of Mr..
William Morris. They are very highly praised
by those to whom Mr.. Morris's name is kind
of synonyme for modern art. He may he an
artist in upholstery: hardly in printing lie IS at
anv rate not modern. He Is for antiquity whlch
he copies and like most copyists, he chooses for
imitation not the merits but the defects OF his
original Old printing was. in many respects
better than modern printing. but dihgy paper
and heavy faced type and indistinctness were not
the reasons OF its superiority. Yet these are de-
liphtful TO NJ Morris and these are the charac-
teristjcs Of the Kelmscot Press-these and GEAR
moss which am almost inclined to call lmpuden''
TIL, profits of one book are said to approach
$4,000.
Mr. Fisher Irwin is publisher OF genus Il
indeed it be Mr.. Unwln who is responsible 'or the
English announcement Of the new American
"CvcIopaedia of Names" He AZ any rate puts
bjs name TO the extremely original and ingenious
statement that this volume contains over L'oo
nages and covcrs-in a selectivc wayne entire
field Of names" This is very much as i! a man
should publish a business directory OF New
yorl, announce that it covercd-in Scle'iivo
wav-the entire field Of business names. ana th"n
content himself with inserting one name ID hN'
or ten. The encyclopaedia OF Names is happy ia
i,s tt,e in other respects it seems to differ ltuc
from an ordinary single volume cyclopaehl' eN-
cept that the volume is inconven!enily large.
q. w. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. foot Of CortInndt and Desbrosses SIS.
1900 4. VI. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations.
S:I5 A. VI. daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BtF.
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE asa
the Was, principal and local points, dninscar 70
Suspensol Bridge. Pullman Nesbue Sleeper TO chicago
40 4 VI. daily FOR MArCH CHUNK and inter
mediate ponts Connections Tor Reading and HARRISBURG
200 u. VI. daily except sunday. for ElMlRA ana AZ
Intermediate connections for PottsVe ana s'eaa
ing. chair-car tc Wikesbarre -, u
II VI. daily. except sunday, TOT L. s,r ~
Jt-Nt'TIGN and principal intermediate stations Pullman
buffet paror-car WiAesbaTre; connections Tor fo'
t:yO - VI cay. except Sunday. FOR SOUTH PLAlS-
FIELD and intermediate stations. 49, $1,000.
5I5 r. W. daily. FOR Eason and inermsap'e s,aIInS
ani ali poini West. Pullman Sleeper yesihuied talh
y Y 10 Chicago seerer Buffalo and Toronto; eonnec-
tons for Reading end Harrisburg ., ,.,..
G,,O T. VI daily eXcep, sunday Tor Easton ana inter-
900 p. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA, FOL ron.
ESTER HTFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all noln's
Wosi Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo NhaF
r'ts,s and Pullman accommodations At 2s'. 2sl, s.s
arl 3o3 broadway if3 Bowery. 81 East litn 81 ios
T,s, Io5th 81 ~ =: $50 Fulton ST. court o'r "
i}~9a1,yov and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn, y. Y ..
rhs Y Transfer Co will call for ana cneck bassss'
I'm hotel or residence through % destination
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STEAMBOATS,.
tjorscs. ano Carriages.


ID FTEE g. KELLOGG q co. ArCfioSfNHi
3AD TEO1TING BRED ltoHSE'
~ auction Madison square Garden. N"w YORK.
"wednesday. Iuuisil}. Friday and Saturday, January :"
10 ~ art T.. lNH,
DAYS ASD EVENINGS.
ue 10 O'Clock mornings and 40 evenings
During the DAYS valuable opnslaum'its viii l' sll
from such noted breeders and breeding establishments a.
". ogden. Robert steel cedar InrtD. Ighlnnn Stud
,c1s.ug : T. fprh"-. T. MlitpIA .fur"r \. -
Daring. j. " Dal, John TurIs S,Es drosp",t Farm
N.Whurg s.. George i. Harley. II. l. u. 9. ihDup-
son. V. Harry orr. James r. walker. ionns a ie Cor
d,yl. W,n D.l Farm. ". i. sutton. Richard Inslaham
and others.
FAST tr,tferf ri.tcs matched pairs siak" colts si'l
AMI youngsters u th" best blood and
~ hieh form rr a!undauuy Offered Also family lors"e
carriage horses 81 nhe action and generally useful stock
Tor ltasui" driving.
Among noted animals offered are Aicaniata 2.a W cd
nut 1.i6i. Pclar .:..Is,. C1bw'bS. @l2 lrrc" Law
aird e...,i, ~. ilidt s. 2s. 81. La Tosca 2.ls.
b-nutv 2.i9f.. Cail.fo 22G', itumnr. I'm. 'zrlna.
80. Mtrv W.sf. 2.ii Gt. Nimyn@n. 2:2i1 tpp: p"r-
c.l.aA,. -. llun'r, 2@"s, MiNc pouFaa. 22i
Green a.. 2.2i May Mac. @lH's: Dynamite. 2.2G's ..
and songes %. nfh'rt.
The h,fs.. may be- sccn Tuesiay. January :.
For catalogue address IETER g. kElIoiE Co,
huciion..r-. iO1 lplu-st.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West Al ST. Station. Nsw-iork' as 10"
lows. and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin St.
.;:,O 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
O:I5 A. VI Daily FOR Albany, Utica Syracuse. Rocnes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. eAesp'
Saturday for Toronto. ., svy..
5,I5 u. VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal, Itica ss
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Nv
troit Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis s,.,..
7:t5 y. VI. Daily except Sunday. Tor Itlca' sY'a@'
Rochester and Buffalo. 49,. .-. ID ,.hss
S:t5 y. VI. Daily for Albany. tiica syracuse, n.snd
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit 'leNes"
Chicago and 81 Louis. -, III. - d, .,..o-
For tickets time tables. Of local ua's' p'' ana
~ CO.. o.o,,rof atoms apply city Offices. Brooklyn ah1
New York and Al stations. Ilne tapes al P''"N''~
rn,.,s E,r other information address -,
"0'''9' L, L, IAMRERT. tieneral Passenger Agen"
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DEL. LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN II. X.
STATIONS In Ncw-NOrk foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
XEsTImIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
'ES'i"' Ems PINTSCU LIGHT


r,ir.,, route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR
TIL, ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvie Baskins
Ride Madison Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boon
ION Dover Stanhope. BUDDS LAKE. LAKE HO-
PaTCONG Hackettstown, SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN,
Washington PHILI.IPSBURG. EASTON. WATER
cap STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN
ToE' PITTSTS)N. WILKESBARRE NANTICOKE.
DANVllIE NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose, BlN0-
UANTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Watervile UTICA.
RIC'ITlEID SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. oS-
WEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMlRA CORNING,
RATH pANSNILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
20 4 M-BINGIiAMrON MAIL stops at principal
o.oo W M-RrFrALO SCRANTON. RINGHAMroN,
TTitA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
nsct AZ Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving Nv
a. NJ. mornine. ......,,,o,. , r,,,p.
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars ~ -, 90,
400 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLfM-
ORTIZ EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
40 y NJ (Daly).-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited Express
=" f,r scr ANTON, BINGIIAMTON EIMIRA, BCF.
rN,O pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
buffalo With train for Chicago arriving at 93o p m
o.2d I p n NJ 'fpaly)-GUFFAIO SCRANTON. nINGHAM.
| ToN I'TICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO ENPREss.
| Pullman Buffet Sle"p.ts .,,,,>, - .-,,,.e =, %
| rfClSETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al 10
N,,rr,vs and 40 Broadway Tickets AZ ferry stations
~; ana o,o broadway 81 West 125h 81. 35 COLUMBUS
ave New York 33s 126 Fulton-st. and - Brosdws
| Rrookiyn Time tables giving full Information AZ al
stations .,,. ,,o,,,,>,, III, -, ,,- ana
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
cEIvED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No aae Broad
way "a door north OF Thrty-nrst-st.; and ADVER
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Onices' 234
Eghth-ave $. corner Twenty thrd.t To- Sixth-avs
1871 Fourth-av., Fourteenth-st CSC Thrd-ave Icu
Third-ave.. cor Forty se'enhst Ioao Third'ave near
sixty nist TOS Fst-aVe 100 West Forty second st
oo coiumbns.ave SO Avenue A. 32a Thrd-ave 20 West
Fourteenth-s Forty secondst $50 Thrdave
s5s Third, ave 2Oal Thrd-ave. between One hundred
lnd-twclfth and One hundred and thirteenth Sta
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School Aeenfles.

GENCY Miriam CoyricIc supplies tutors. professors.
n tcae hers goycrn"-se. etc. In all dcpis recommends
schools 70 parents 80 shave. BOOK BldnE cor -"st
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACil.KS AGENCY
"a Professors. Teachers. Tutor ''.f"sn"ss's
&c 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Nlpy 10
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULrON, y Union square.
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Dununq Nfnormlrs.

A I.EXANDER MAcGREGOR'S Mcndcssohn Rooms.
lUS WEST 9TH ST.
Private lessons and classes IN dancing every day.
JrgENANDO'S ACADEMY. lG2 East 18th st, Quarter
i So private lessons any hour. 81 class tickets Al
pupils convenience. Extra select private classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
dAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic BOOK slsna'S'
!


Four tracks Automatic Block slgna's'
OK AND AFTER DEC 3p is9i
Trains leave station foot OF i.lur,' s,9,-- a.,
For Eas,on. Bethlehem Aleni3"n Maui i,o 10 (sO6
Easton). 40 5;i3. ., 70 A.en t9n 200 p NJ
For Wkess,ar pi''s91 a5 ava s .o 40 81
For Reading az $50 500 $40, ln.uD ~ ~ ~ So So
$50 400 zoe 5i5. 73o p NJ n-'M,2 n ,D.i, ,gh,
DAYS 43o 4: NJ 90 10 '$o 90" T. I'll Mo 30 400
800 5:i5 p. N. 1913 night Sundays iVo' ''"'' o"
For sudbury LewIsburg and WilliamspoT, a. 400 n"
For Red Psnk Branch and pons soe'a 10 70 f1 Rss
Pleasant $50 si5 II 80 A. NJ. 1o. $40 ,oto 70 rec
Rank) 45. $40. 6:lj p. NJ sunday oNc,,' ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 900 \. NJ, wv = d.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:so sis \. NJ. i:i5. $40. 40 p. ~
For Farming1ae. Toms River Barnegat PARK ana b~'
nesa,. 4:3o s:l5 \. NJ. 10. 40 +. ". p..,..,.
For Monmouth Beach seabrght ami Hishlard' Of
Navesink $50 s:i5 Ii:3o a NJ. l:So las, i;iS 40
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
T5 5s. s T'; daS &c. SO B1r: Prs:
ca-, ZOO Dining Car. Geo. 30 SO +. NJ, I'D
nrb; sunday $50 900 1870 Dining carr A. NJ, i'3o
100 Dining carr GOO =. ". i2;l5 night: o.oo u.ao
DINING car. A. NJ 100 33o. 800 .ilining Cap o'S
p NJ i2.l5 night SUNDAYS. 200 II ~ , I'm
tickets and parlorcar can be procured at ~
osI az qii iiiO 800 Broadway ,3' bth-ave 81 Esss
i4ihs, i3i East l25thst. 26i West l2oih-st -2 D.
US Rreai,ssy William The Transfer
Company VII call for and check baggage from ho'e
residence 20 destination
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Gopartnersblp Noiires.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW-YoRK
'"' December 81 1891
vI,UE COP AETNERSHIp heretofore eNiS'lis

PHILADELPHIA AND NEW-YoRk
rT,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exls'ii,s
dl a, nea4 ePr T tS d%y arsrd"s
consequence u the death % our late 'S'e''' '''''
ANTHONY D. BBIIt.FfXXEf E co. Philadelphia
DREXEI. MORGAN CO. Ne"-h''h'
the unesaa sSe r:n cray f FaTsn and
IanE i Eass in New-york and Philadelphia under
the '''' 'f'n g /. MORGAN sp cG Ns%sYo'h
nHfNEL & O. = rE1 G:EfsS'TTr MOE; M9EeAN.
SE%RSH : a aq9SW4TSRi:nY
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jAN fiFnf y; FM Mo,ii.G Ak JR..
TEMPLE BownoIN:
EDWARD NJ. ROBINSON
81 boulevard naus.n"nn:;.
The s?p5gEnq R sfsioe c ss;'pF uo1s
this date by qnirsieaes g0d'r the n'" name 0
MORGAN. HAR'ES a !. e r MORGAN & co.
5 RHEziII i: fMAH!Es.
H iIEkmASN =. mERoLp.
J,IE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist,
tnr hetvccn the undersigned under the firm name ~
Iavnr & Co., New York and rt'sburg expired by lin
an The %st ulimS ana n Win p r cond~ed by the
rcw Of MAYOR CO.. f9Tnrd as PER rr ~ s "nS
cricd contracts. ,rn.,pr ,scttrpsov
fhTEGTlESIIECKS, l. iTH
York. January ~. 1899
We leg O., advise You that We have This day formcd
limited partnership under the laws ~ the state ~ New
S 1fS q T1ai~ ,' ' Hm"gn ami j. Mitchell t@ q
New, YORK. the general Partners ana isi",l H,i',
- ni1ok.yn y y. ami Edward j. lier~ind' Of Now
snb new firm or %.'lor s. Co viii conduct mo quia
ton ~ Tine 'aie general lA.in"i,,p 81 mo .',nr nam,
and VIII fhc -ln agents IN tn h''i stan" ana
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TRUSTEES.
t;sorec -. Williams. William NJ lngrahan
John r. Martin. Charles \. Peabody. Jr.,
Alexander f.. orr. James H. Lynch.
charles =. Brown. Frederick Potter.
I.lu Windmillrr. lm prih'rmdnn.
John Jacob Asioi. Martin Jonst.
Julien r. Davies benjamin -. Hicks.
William IT, Male, JOHN II, Hicks.
Charles H. HENDERSON, Ellis u. Williams
Samuel r. Freeman. William TIautwiu".
Charles Iiichardsnn. Charles Mntll,h
CLARENCE H. KELSEY. President.
JOHN ". MI KI.AN. Nicc.Prcsidcnt
FRANK BAILEY Second Vice President
LOUIS V bright. Secretary.
EDWARD T.. SrHAGtE. solicitor.
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Railroads.
N0IIrCGJ9.
-AMERIca's GREATEST RAILROAD.
n JEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HlIDS0N RIVER RI.
& HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
S:3O A. M.-Exccpt Sunday. Empire state Express.
Fastest train the world
0iaO A M-Daly. Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago
1890 \. M-Except sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
portant state points.
900 t. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited for Cncin-
nat. indianapolis 81. Louis and Chicago
:.:O H. Except sunday. West Point. Poughkecpsie,
Albany. Troy. Sardtpst
I,:,O T.. M.-Daily. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
sp \. NJ. Chicago. t:30 L. NJ
600 l.. M.-Daily. For Albany Troy. Buffalo. Cleve-
iar;i Detroit. Chicago, Cincinnati. 81. Louis.
G:3J T. :M.-Daily. For Troy. Saratoga. burlington.
Pl1isburgh and Montreal.
:: so t. M.-Daily For Auburl Road points Buffalo.
Nilgara Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis st. Louis.
,hfago.
$500 T.. M.-paly. Only sleeping car passengers for
E,ra-ster carried on this train
D,I5 Daily. For clayton, cape Vincent. osdens-
bure. cleveland, Detroit. Chicago
I2.O5 Except sunday night. For Albany Troy.
Huialo Niagara Falls. Chicago.
D,Ot a. NJ and J;:sS T. M--paly. except Sunday. 10
Pittsield Via Harlem Division
Warner Pniac. cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by FntSch Lsh;
Tickets and Wagner offices Grand Central station.
Ii3 2Gl 4l3 7S5 broadway 81 East 1+th-st. Lincoln
Funding: D,2 broadway: 23o Columbus ave- SO West
l25th-st and Station. Ncwiork. 33S and 726
button md - broadway. +. D., Brooklyn.
baggage checked from hotel residence by the Westcott
Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOtCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent.
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90 Get Fo- Business purposcs.

u rtLDINGS STORES. Iof rs AND OFFICES TO LET
- ON Chambers Spruce. Eeckmar. Fulton John. Maiden
Lane Fey. Barclay Park Place. Park Row Nassau.
William Cola ,1in Pearl. Water other
rutland & WHITING. = IIcekman-st.