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NRAkE, JOHN HIN pursuance OF an order
~ OF Hon Obadiah p. Howell Surrogate Of the County
OF Orange notice hereby given persons having
claims against John H. Drake. late OF the city OF Middle
town. County Of Orange deceased present the sam.
with vouchers thereof the subscriber place
ansnctng business No. so Broadway In the CITY Of
New York. before the 18th day OF June next
Dated. New York. the eth day Of December 1896
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executor.
Miller. Feckham Il DIXON.
Attorneys for Executor
so Broadway. New York City
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Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS.

66<A4AEtoA
S1~iioNs foot Of DEsnkOssEs AND coRTLANn2
500 A. NJ T. PAi Eaf MA, foI5%SsS Is, 1890
1 1890 f;$;Ss'; E.sys:
SGn cars A sspns D.ns smoking an. 96
4S'sss E. I45 A. NJ St. LOUIS ga p NJ al
100 +: II: S q AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Chicago Arrive ics; A. H. s.; Eoui: "a
cSo !. MS %gs aiS Z hlpnEss-s.s.pns and d.,
ssififG & sfai hs siS
d to ndsna aad 81 io is' A;:'
rScI fsSs" saxTSGssHE'sess-puman sl..,n.
to pIttssurg Connects. Chicago daily and c!. w
sna 's iss s4sSyi s xSS T,r SOUTH
Con- s u LIMP p,na nj Ts ss, II Da NJ go
s$sss ss s s2 os i DsPs @
s6g PHn* S9F kAwA N is e 4y s. 90
s ana ri os prS is ns daily Sleeper. A;As
AT.ASaf sof s A.sss G s s:s
c f1:sSfP * Ohio S' SlwS4
rS Say OLD Thr fofsT senS anG SoRs,x
.F SissSsT GirY isy w.ka,v, ".'s..
Eos, CAPE MAY. ,s,1 P H. n: we d.
Pleasant oio A. NJ IL TO- $40. 10 and IL 70 p w ~
Park. 0.45 A. NJ. 80 p. ". '
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50 40. g. $50, o. $50 DO Psnn'a Limited, 1910
Biinns Cap = 10 A. NM NJ y 2iC 4 50 rs
s8P. NJ: i2i5 night Sundays. Els. $50 Q. e.so ~
ImitetD, 10 II a. NJ. Dining Carr. 30 (Dinins
carr 300 Dining Carr. Dining Carr. AS. 8. 9Pw
Ticket Offices: MOI. 43a e44 1895. 1923. H. and IN
Broadway Astor House. and foot q D. sbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Street r
Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot of Fulton
Street. Brooklyn; Station Jersey CITY The New Yuf
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage ffo
hotels and residences through to destination
e. ~ Provost = ". WOOD
General Manager General Passr Aren't
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. al St Station n. Y. As follows. ~
- IN earlier from oot Franklin st.:
:s:SO A. NJ. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
DIS A. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochee
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland. Chicago
1i,:i5 A.; NJ Daily. except sunday. to Cat.kll Noun
tins New-Paitx. Lakes Mohonk and MinnewaskA
Albsny. Utica. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Pss@
Ca: Albany
OOO r. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syracu::
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and st. Louis.
s45 r. 81. DAILY. except Sunday. for Utica, SyracuA
Rochester and Buffalo. =.
Sis r. ~ Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse. RochesS.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland CW
cago and ST. Louis
Time tables Qt principal hotels and ofices
c. T.. 1.AMBERT. General Passenger Agent
3 Vanderbilt ave-. New Yort.<
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-YOrk foot OF Chambers-s'.
foows and nve minutes earlier from West sd St
D:OO A. M-vestibul.d Express Daily FOR Waverly.
Bnxhamton Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive
Buffalo 500 J.. N. Parior car 70 Buffalo
2;OO T.. M.-vestibuled Limited East mall Daily. solid
Train FOR Chicago. via thautauqua Lake. arrives
Cleveland 7:4O A. NJ. Chicago +. NJ. Sesp'rs
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
Car.
1910 =. M:-Bunalo and Cleveland vestibuied Es-
FORD 7:i5 A. NJ. Jamestown 500 A. NJ. Cleve-
land i.i5 p. NJ. Slsepers to Buffalo and Clsye-
land making direct connections for Detroit
Chicago and the West.
S:4S y. M.-via Ctautanqus Lake and Niagara rans
Daily Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers 70 Eus-
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
vIyIckETs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L Accommodations at ~; 2el +oi and s5I Boalway
l2I I,owery 53 East 12Jthst. and 81 West l25th 81.
chambers and 23d ST. ferries. New York: gI ard
~ Fulton 100 broadway. Brooklyn; 300 Hudson ST.
station Westcott Express calls
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences to
destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.


CHICAGO. T.. NJ. AID II II night
plTrSBl RG: 33O. ex. sun. sun. l2lo night
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10 a. M. p.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining en-
1f.30 dining Carl. =. $50 Dining carr. lDninS
Carr D. IL Is night. sunday. 10 dining Carr. LIZ
a. IN Dining Carr. Dining CARR. Dining Carl I'D
night.
NORFOLK. II. 80 a. H. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper $50 .. m. 6unoD
200 q m.).
All trains are Illuminated with PIntsch Light
Offices: li3 liz 26i AS. LAO Bway 81 r. i4h -
III Bowery ~ Y: 3sa 34s Fuon-st.. Brooklyn Static
foot Of Liberty ST.. ~ c. r. II. OF ~ J. Baggage ch1c1
from hotel residence to destination.
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WHERE COOPER WROTE.
"LEATHERsTOCKING's OLD HOME a
LANDMARK OF MAMARONECK.
ONE OF THE MANY QUAINT SPOTS FOR WHICH
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY Is FAMoUs-C1-osET
HALL AND ITS MEMORIES.

There are so many historical houses ana heNo-
lutionary landmarks in Westchester county 'n"'
the peope who dwell among them. through con
stant association have grown familiar with their
memories Indeed many Of them are prone 10
overlook the almost sacred interest win which
they are regarded by the American people IN gen
eral Only when strangers seek the locations OF
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
On and after Nov. q. 1895.


Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after Nov. 81. 1895.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
For Fsston Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk, -.
40 1913 $40 Ut:t5 to Easton, A. NJ. l0. 80. IN
a ~ to Easton, 5:45 q 80 Allentown p N. Sunday
l:3n G rs Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50 r. NJ
For wilkesharre. Pittston. and Scranton. eio A. y.
100 80. 4:l5 +. NJ Sund9vs. 4:30 4. NJ
For Reading at $50 500 90 1000 =, 20 n. i:it
iays. $50 A. NJ 100 900. 500 $50 P y, i2,s nisht
For Isrr,sbsrs at 40. 500 $40 ii;ao A. NJ: IA
A. H.. ] 90. $40 p n Els right:
500, o:ioAM: i:io iSo. 900 p. NJ sundays -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG; BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK. oess
Grove. and points south TO Point Pleasant. 40 e3
see e.; p NJ SUNDAY. 'stoos a. Interlaksn 70, A.
bT,y Park and Ocean Grovel. 900 A. NJ. 400 p. ~
For LAKEWOOD.
z;3o io:4S A. n l45 $40 40 1913 Saturdays cnlN
For Tom, River. Rarnega. Park. and Barnega.. ~
i0:lS A. NJ: las. 40.
ror. Atlantic City. vneand. and Brigeton. 40 A. 4.
las +. ".
For Monmouth Peach. seabrlsh'. and Highlands q
Navasink 40 $40 id4s A ~ f:2n l:45 Ais. ~
p, n crniavs a.n0 A ~. Am "
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY II. H.
stations In Ncw-NOrk, foot OF Barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
VESTIplIED TRANS, Pt LLNAN BUFFET
CARS, PlNTsCu LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAR
Ridge Madison. Morris,own. Passae. Paterson Boon
LAKE HoPATCONG. Hacke;tsiown. sCHooLEY5
MOUNTAIN. Washington, Piill.IIPSBURG EASTON
WATER GAP. S1ROuDSBuRG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON, WILKES liARRE, NANrl-
rose. i BINGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH, Wafer
Willie UTICA. RICHFlEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGD El,MlRA,
CORNING, BATH. DANSVIILE BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops al principal
10 90 a. M.ocafe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
Wv AMTON UTICA RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRIA
CiJSE and OSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor
Cars Connecting at Buffalo With trains for Chicago
LOO p M~1Cafe Carr SCRANTON. wrLKEsBAERH
and EI.MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars.
400 p. M-sCRANTON, wILkESBARRE and PfYN.
OtITH EXPRESS. Pullman Bifet parlor car
7:30 =. Nj (Day)--Bunalo Nestibulei Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FAIIO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting At
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west.
$50 =. NJ paiiy)-BtFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON, ITHACA UTICA. SYRACUSE and os"Ejo
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze Sons Limited. LIB Broadway. IA Park
Place: 400 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. 81
Broadway. Ill 4th-aye. 18th St 50 West i25hst.
oas Columbus NewY York: 33s and Ics ruonst. and
100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full infoe'
nation at all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ~
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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Furnished fonses 60 Get
~, . LET FULLY FURNISHED. TO PRIVATE FAM
n, only - foot dwelling perfect order; sanitary
,l.ubinx Nineteenth Street between Fifth and Sixth
A,enues r-nt ie- able party apply 10 CHARLES
A. sCIIERMERIiORN. Alpine Building NO. IN" BROAD
uat
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Difnrlcs.

CRAWFORD BICYCLES,
L. y. CLUB Sk ATES,
all sses for holiday gifts Special lot Juvenile bcyco
Club skates 40c pair, and up
DCRANT M'LEAN q CO.,
200 BROADWAY
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Jnstrnftion.
Qearhers.

ID ESIDENT GOVERNFSS desires an appointment sub
IL ects taught English mathematics and piano'orte
pavng Address V T.. Tribune Office.
rNUTOR-A Everett Stone (Sale,. sGi Fifth ave, ex-
perienced college preparatory instruction Recon-
n.nded by Greer "a conscientious and CON-
petent educator"
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. bALIiMoRE AMI

WASHINGTON.
Fer Philadelphia. wee, DAYS, go, 500 900. looa
Psrl~ C.r 40. 900 Dining Car. 500. 100. go
p. NJ. 1918 night. sundays 40. 900. 1000. lin
1918 night
For Baltimore and washington week days. soo. 100,
II 80 Dining Carr. A. NJ 200 $3.50. 800 Dining Carr
p r. ,%;i' ni mig Sundays ioco 80 D,nns Can
Tickets and Parar seats can be procured az FOO.
;37 9Th Az. 81 Fast nth ST.. 1853 East l25th St. 2n
West I2s,h ST.. 23i Columbus Az, New York: couH
81 $40 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn 9s Broadway Williams.
burg The New-york Transfer Company will call for saa
check baggage from hotels residence destination.
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AG1[gR0GAEN 11MEr
NEW YORK -solTHAMPToN. tlondon-Par.f,.
Sailing AZ 10 \ ".
PARIS .........-- Do" .; PARIS Jan ~
NEW YORK $500. De-. y NEW YORK ....... Jar. ~
Sr LOUIS ....... Jan ST LOIS Jan. -
WINTER CRUISE
TO BFRMIDA. WEST INDIES MEXICO.
b. tn. American :. : OHIO from New YORK reb r
1881 for H..msda 81 Thomas 81 KITS Guaiel ,1ps
Dominica Martinique. furia. Barbados. Trir isi.
Por: q: Spain Ia Hea la GIHyra Caracas. ,nrirDa.
s., Dornngo. Jamaica. ProgfA-o. Vera Cruz ,M.y 30.
Havana brunswick q. Duration ~ days Price = pas
500 AMI up~arif send f'r illustrated pamphlet
RED STAR llEE TO ANTWERP.
Sailing cary Wednesday.
FresiAat Dec. ~ Wesisfnland. Jan. q moo,
Kensing;on. Dec 20 Southwark Ian n y m.
INTERNATIONAL NAViGATiOS COMPANY.
Piers II anI - North River. ONCE Rowing Green.
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Railroads..

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42D STREET Ea,e:,:
sSo a. s n the %od h stops
Syracuse and ROCHESTER Due B ,rd1n IS limited to
its seating capacity. .,...,.,. Albany.
Utica. syrac,se Rochester. Bufaio Niagara Falls
sSEssfS' ssas:y Rsy rar
MR,y dns % st. Louis
at Poughkea'ss Albany. Utica. Syracuse "o'"'''@'
100 MDay Chicago spe a for Detroit ceys
lad Toledo and chicago sV gyacu,e
a n,SSn R:r, Ichenectady o'ca ''''
$3.50 r MwEscep, Sunday West Point. POushkeFp''e'
4.so M-Day North Shore Limited Due I psirSi'
$50 a. M Chicago 4;3o p. m stops a. ~
600 For Albany Troy T Eaao Ad Snsars
FAILS Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago ''"''"
G.25 p. MDsliy For Albany Troy. Burlington Pa''s-
7ao 0f MGp,Isa a For nno Niagara Falls clsvs
land indianapolis ST. Louis Chicago. stops az
PGsshksepsc Albany and G sIs,,g Car
only. fo- PORTS on FAN Brook Raiwa-. via Lyons
"" Ra ba sS. Sass4s
, fso A obrnsG Ro except saturday lot
rag SoS: an s" sGr as
sunday aigh,: sunday nights. Chicago sleeper' leave
600 4 n and ;,.:,. p M-paily. except Sunday to
os p''sd via Harlem snv D y, and the
'A!: ALL HE S1 Sf HsF ERa RS'' &S WORKERS
night ons Points si on
n. Rsvad 'so oa Is r. Fits as s only line unn"s
night trains out OF NewYork.
afnsT n"a?s s', Sl :S' '
a3S coiumbas-svs. 81 west i2sth- ST. and ssth-st
lion New York ss and '2o Futon-s and Jog Broadway
Basraa. chscked from hotel residence by the West
aso.l ra. DAsF A:ss
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UAPANIaGWOMAo
PACIFIC MAIL :. S. co.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship salngs from vsncodv.-
TO JAPAN AID GM1NlN.
EMPRESS or ISDIA........... Jan. T. Mob 20 Mn II
EMPRESS or JArAN........ Feb !. Apr. ~. June 81
EMPRESS or CHINA. .........Mch l. May 10 Jul, 1.
HONOLULU, F'Jl AND AUSTRALIA.
MIOWERA ......... Jan. : WARRlMOO .......Feb
I'd Cabin accomnoca atoms very low
For and freight apply 35J broadway. For
freight rates only. g. Wal-st. n. Y.
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LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON s c.
the SOUTH And SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From pier 90 L. r. 0oot Of Rooseyel,-si.) 2 D. N
SEMINOLE. Chas 4 JACK .......... Thursday. Dec -
IROQIOIS thas Il JACK SATURDAY.
AIioNQU1N. Charleston jacksonville. Mon. %
Steamers have class passenger accommodations
WIN u. CLYDE a. Co.. General Agents
2 Bowling Green " Y.
Fla Cent and Penn Fast r r. Line via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line Via Charleston
r. g. Eyer. General Agent ,20i Broadway. ~ Y
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CAYANNAH LINE FoR rIoRIpA. oEoRoIA. Ac

~ rri-weekIy from new P.e- "a. " r. Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS al T. NJ, for Savannah direct.
city Of Augusta Dec ~ L. ,iiandr Duchess Dec 20
Kansas city .. Dec - City OF Augusta. Dec 20
CITY Of Birmingham Dec - kadsas city. Dec. 81
Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Connecting
Ssvannah with rail lines for all points In Florida
For tickets and freight apply
37 :G 353. 3s5 Broadway or at the Pier. foot OF
spr.n: ST. o. 81. sORaEf. Manager
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DEp "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

~ For La Guayrs Puerto cabello. Curacao and Mara
caibo Via Curacao from Robert Stores, BROOKLYN
s.. PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, December 81 | D. m
So. CARACAS. Wedns sday. January o. D. IN
sS VENEZt Ella. Saturday January 10 o. m
FOR MARACAIRO. VIA sr. THOMAS
So cTRACAO............M Monday. December 2s I n m
These American steamers. built expressly for the trade
have superior accomm )dsiions for passengers.
BOULTON. pfISS 4 DATI.ETT
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DISQUALIFICATION

IlUUUOuUVA IIIu NAUlNVAU
station" foot q Certlnndt and Dssbro:s s: 81:
CHUNK and intermediate stations -
GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and the West. and principal
local POINTS Dining car and Chair Car 20 Buffalo.
1850 4. VI daily except Sunday. for MACCH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
IL noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
coachs~ ana Paror Cars Through car to Rochester.
Dining-car Meals la Connects Bsf-
falo with through sleeper 10 chicago
4OP. VI. daily except sunday. for. wilkesb.re
Connects FOR all points In coal regions chair-Cars 70
4:iOPM VI. daily except sunday. for wilkssbarrs.
Pt,ston scranton principal in,ermeiate statona
Parior- Car 90 wiikesbarre.
GALS =. VI. daily. ter EAsToN and intermediate sta
G:iO p. W. daily except Sunday. Express Tor Stating.
ION and principal intermediate stations Connects ZOE
Reading and Harrisburg Gha,r,a5 to s i
and all points West Pullman sleeper Nestbued train
g Y. to CtIcaso. sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto
T. a h Junction Sayre Geneva. Rochester. Batavia
and puralo Pullman sleeper for Buffalo: .,,-.
TER hlFfAIo NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo sleeper
Additional local trains daily. except sunday ,or
600 a NJ go 4oO and $50 =. NJ -
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ ~ ..5 W.
and 3o3 broadway 81 East iiih St. l56 Eas, l2;th s.,
way and brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN: .
WORK Transfer Comrany VIII call fcr and check
baggage from hotel residences through 70 destination
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FRENCH LINE.
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. FRANCE.
LA GAStOGNE. Baudelon. Sat Dec. 70 a m.
la BRETAGNH Rhpe Sat. ian. 2. n. m
Rates Of passage: First class. ~ Y Paris $50 and
upwards Including railway fare TO Paris
n landing charges. Second class Paris, 1jt IS
A. FORGET. General Agent. Bowling Green. ~ Y.
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CE\'ARD LINE.

IAs TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN
Erura. Dec %. 10 a. Lucania. Jan 49, r. m
Campania Jan. 3 p. IN. Ser, ia ... Jan 80 A. m
Auranla Jan &. 10 2. c1mpania Jan. 30 D. m
From Pier ~. North Rycr foot u clarkson-st.
For freight and paesags apply the companys ONCE
No ( Bowling Green New York
VERNON II BROWN & CO. General Agents
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=. t. ,o,a IN some recent literary gossip that an
IA gentleman once upon a time bought for his
own private perusal an old and rare COTTON OF
1.-The Decameron' of Boccacco. He was anxious
that his sons should no. read the volumes ana ne
vas much perplexed how TO prevent their doing
so feeling sure that II he forbade them 10 open
the books they would take the very first oppor-
. entity If doing So Therefore he devised the fol-
lowing ingenious plan. He took the volumes 10
confidential binder. and had them oouno IN o''ii
drab-colored cloth. with the words 'Opera-Johh
calvin" printed outside They sat on his library
hook shelves unopened by his family Tor many
vears AT last after his death when MS sons
were irving to dispose OF his valuable coiiectoh CT
hoot. connoisseur was inspecting the library
nth n view TO purchasing 1t. and seeing the vol
umes. hastily climbed UP the chair-stairs' THINK
ting ne had discovered q grand fnd-for tho works
~ John Calvin were unknown TO biblomaniacs-
when the volumes were opened and the irauo was
discovered for the OBLIGATION OF the WHY Ola Sehe
mans sons and grandsons
4 lauehable anecdotc Is told Of Coventry Pat
more whose pride made him peculiarly sensitive 10
ANYTHING that looked like an differentiation OF
his oosition In the world. He was asked 10 meet
a popular novelist. and the implIcatio was that
.he latter would be the major lion at the feast.
Said Patmore: IL suppose that ought TO feel
as proud as a cod head and shoulders brought to
the same table as a pheasant" Whether he went
to the dinner no. Is not recorded. Patmore
was not for . years. In possession OF con-
siderable income but Mr.. Garnett notes that even
in his poorer days the poet was passionately fas-
tidiouss and would make any sacrifices rather than
have his family forego certain Injuries. He is said
TO have observed with sort CT dignlaed pride.
that In spite OF his slender income at the time Of
the nrst Mrs. Patmore's illness. "she could not
have been better cared for II she had been an
emuress"
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
Germanc. Dec -. Geffnanc. Jan 20 noon
Teutonic Dec. 30 Ieutonic Jan ~ noon
Britannia Jan g. noon Irannic. Feb. & noon
Majestic. Jan ~. Majestic Feb Il"
80 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 80. A.. North River. ONCE. 80 i,roadWay y. Y.
II. MAITLAND KI.ESEY. Agent.
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Countrp Rral estate for Sale.

UNRIIT FARM sale sixty land. partly under
L cultivation buildings in good shape we'll watered
ore and three quarter miles from Hudson River A half
mile from railroad s-uon and viilas. Of Highland
two hours ride on Mes, Sn"re stasoad from OK
Highland. y y.
A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The rrtb-
"A une received at their Uptown ONCE. No i242 Broad
way "a door 3ist until o'clock D. ad-
verserents received at the following branch offices at
regular Once rates until o'clock m We 20 sth-
attn ave and I4hst: I42 Columbus near West Goth
A.. 100 West <2d-st.. 9th ave- 02 East i4th-st
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JALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

MI ATIVKl ~ NWNTIIT IINES.
'A One-way excursion Tourists tickets all point,
I'tah. AiiZona. Mexico
G-orria Florida. ct. Also Hot Springs
SAILING along he Atlantic coast Brunswick Ga or
Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf ~ Mexico Calves
ton Tex. ARE IDEAf. TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
90 PAGE POCKET GUIDE 1mniled free,
c. II MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 f. r. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-21

nLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE
For Ole Point Comfort. Norfolk. E.~rort News Peters
burg Portsmouth Pinners Point. Richmond. Virginia
Beach, Va. and Washington. p e. daily except SUNDAY
from Pier e. North Lyer Sailing every week day.
w L. GtIILLAUDEU vice Pres and Trafic Msr
BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
i THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting at the lsthmus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico Central and South America.
Steamers sail from pier foot West 9th ST., y. Y.
VALENCIA. Dec ~. noon ADVANCE. =. Dec. 30 noon
For rates apply at company's office, ~ Broadway.
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-21

GT. JOHNS SCHOOL. MANILUs. y. Y.
- SELECT MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,
Bfsnsp +. ID. Huntington President
Apply TO Colonel VIM Verbeck superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-21

DOCKLAND INSTITUTE Nyack on- the Hudson. ~ Y.
II College business; halls. all steam
heated small classes, Ytean teacher' Individual works.
overlooking miles Of the Hudson: for best work
rates are the lowest.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1896-07-31
i H. Treat and B. F. Whitmore
y Are Agents for the
LACROSSE WALLACE CARRIAGE co.

These gentlemen carry complete line Of these goods which
be at the hardware store of F. H. Treat Canton
The Lacrosse house has making the handsomest
and durable vehicles made in the west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-06
THE BIG FIGHT FOR GOLD .
Single Standard Leaders Refuse to Give
Up the Contest.
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN DANIEL
The sryerites Select the Virginia Senator
to Lead the Fight Against Senator Hill,
the Recognized Candidate Of the
Gold Standard Advocates.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The eastern gold mon
made every preparation last evening to
keep up the war, even if they find them
selves in hopeless minority. There has
not been break in the silver strength,
and the leaders of that movement are
fixed as Qdamant in the determination to
run the convention At the same time
there seems to be IA sympathetic feeling for
Senator Hill, and several of the silver
leaders visited him in the afternoon and
requested him not to allow his name to be
used for temporary chairman. Senator
Jones, of Nevada, was particularly anxious
about the matter. He said;
Senator Hill, we have no personal OBJ
lection to you, but our forces will not be
content with anything but u silver manin
the chair. We don't want to have to turn
you down, and we hope you will not ao-
cept the designation
Many other silver men who are friends
of Senator Hill have called upon him and
urged him not to allow his name to be
used by the national committee and not