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New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
Nrw 3)ubIieations.

V'HE FORUM
for Februcry. 1895 contains:
THE VENEZUELAN CRISIS:
THE PRESIDENTS MONROE DOCTRINE,
THEODORE s wOoLsEY,
Professor OF International Law at Yale University.
LORD SALISBURY AND THE MONROE
DOCTRINE.
HON. OSCAR s sTRAUs
Ex-Unitcd States Minister to Turkey.
THE DUTY OF CONGRESS.
ISAAC /. RICE.
soME ASPECTS or CIVILIZATION IN
AMERICA. ..,,,,..
DIR MONETARY PROGRAMME,
J. LAURENCE LAUGHLIN.
,5oo Professor o Political Economy University
VICTORIA, QUEEN AND EMPRESS.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD.
THE FRENCH ACADEMY,
HENRY HOUssAYE. Of the French academy.
THE STAGE FROM a CLERGYMAN'S
STANDPOINT. ...-......
REV. THOMAS r HUGHES
Rector Church Of the Holy sepulchie. New York.
GERMAN AND THE LORDS
BISHOP wM. CR0sWE1L DoANE.
THE HEINE-FOUNTAIN CONTROVERSY,
WILLIAM sTEINWAY.
NOTABLE SANITARY EXPERIMENTS IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.
w T. SEDGWICK.
Biologist 20 the .iessaohuset,s State BOARD Of Health
TIE FORUM PUBLISHING CO. New-Sork
ssA YEAR. ron SALE EVERYWHERE.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains Station. y. Y, as folio"s sno
i5 n.in.tcs earlier fIom foot VI Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Daily iCca! to Buffalo. ~ .,..,-.
$50 a. VI. Daily oc to Albany for Catsk mountains
and Saratoga Par0r cars to Albany, sundays ohiy.
D:I5 A. VI. Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse koSneste'
Bufaio Niagara Fds To.edo Cleveland anu W,n
80 4. NJ Daily, except sunday, TO CatskIi NOUN
ialns New Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska AZ
Dany, Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George; faiiof ca'
400 4. VI. Daily sx.ept sunday for Albany. c--
600 Il. VI. la.'y for Albany Montreal Uuc@ syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS, Toronto Detto'.
Cleveland: chicago and 3 Louis. =, ,,A Atha,v
U.3O u. VI. Daily. keep sunday for Newourg' Albany
ned Mortr'el ,--.
.:i5 J.. VI Daily except sunday. for Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo. ,,..-
s:i5 r. VI. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse hocnss
lo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit, Cleveland chi.
csgV aud ST. Louis. -
IL, tickets tables paflor and secpng-car accom-
rointicUs aypv city Offices. Brooklyn and Ne" orK ana
tnfe rrna,eo address G r. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent, vanderb.,-ave, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

pu,k.. Maria b. to Caroline w As'or. NO sz' 6
r,ractrcdel Henry and wife 20 ue Enlgiannt n ~,
DEnstr,eI savings Bank. corner East b'o"" ,
.av and Scammel-st, ! year ',o,,. 80
~. Alice 10 Daniel Butler l'o'h-SN
hnn =, q ~ icnox-ave, demand .....-'''
cno SO 70 zane: same property. - years ~
r,,,.ii TIzzic md Frank. TO F1deIlly ana -
bie.'. biea" 10 az Maryland. 14Sth-st I'D II OF
,n.o Norman A. to Sarah King y o"-ne' q
70 ~ OF 114th-st, years
ss,,e 10 Rosae King. sth-aVe' 100 IL " .
iIath-st years e,hav D, n
s" ,o Pauline Myers ct al. sth-aVe' 900 - .
-, fi4th-st years. =, ii...,,,, n
- ~ ' oi Cara and Mary 70 ana fTcder'Cn C y,
CiaIk. a. United States Life insurance 20 q
N"w"York n 8ist-st. 400 II vi ''"
>,y,n yenu Warned and wife TO John Joncs anu
Cohe1. ,,,s,ee Tor David Jones, decehseu .
other. c,an,on md Lewis SITS. insiainiehs -
coIne' ,nbn and Sarah. 10 Nathan ~ ko,u' -
So..e' Gov. Tor Thomas Lord. q y octh-s'. ''' II "
luino" y" iohn r. Alexander 3 8 'oth-S'' 50
OF V'n ~ tbe Bradley & currier CO. inn'h. iamneh
SANE =. =, lis n W OF Columb9,-ave. ioiih.
O Ootn ssioria T. Charles unahss,. u
Co,eSsa sa,n II Q Of Amsteriam-ays. ! yErnnnie = q
Davis. Asnss,i ssi n n OF Delancey-st years a.,
Essex-stxR stbar,ne |, to Henry r Cook' NO "'-
West ..Imr,e G 10 Citizens savings ianH I'd
Doyle W corner st Nchoias-a'e '"u :
150th-st' s,xon r. and wife 20 Washington "
Fianneis' ~" a2I East 19th-st. Year,. =, i'm
v.Iysp aayy.p Thomas and wife 10 "ais"'''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
nallroaos.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Stations foot OF Desbrosses and cortlandt streeta
nSS 1880 M pnEEsfTSITA 4 Ri;sniPs
tom ca Ss. SsPSf D"" M ssSsana He
4. so g. S. T. h5a H @ H. sSS ana
yle, and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati iO45 A. NJ. 81
oS sSSsksS .,. r., ss;: ;Y::
HI fsifsss 81:
ans Ears 70 ndanaDos s' ios
500 us PAcFc a ri 'fs1s EsRn Sleeping
70 Pittsburg; Connects foi Chicago daily ana S'e'~
4a F %xsMIsG;T,os ShIst;i, AND rnY soyrH Ia 8, -
:oSsSessonsi L% It a sarlor aSa bsla9 cars; 80
!asH's !sis sls sssSl' aSE c'5 P5nt c-
ans ca 5 a5o bInns nsfSr Carr "sd Dnins s Carr
s6GTHHKFN f1I lFSs nArLwAY-aae p daily sleeper. 70
Aususia st Aaspsiinc. and TAMPA ts6 p NJ NJ daHsIs W.
Springs /: 10 night daily seeDers to Newore"n' and
A.@:ST's SAT Hshs5is 2sss
:nss Ss'P' r. da Ia r' saepes T1s' Njs
cHESAPE2KE OHIO RAnYAy; Express 600 p n
rS S.S Sb hsSF PoNr sss Rad aa np9s via
sp. ssss: sqg'f dAy Al week days and with 1'1'us.
s'iS GAZE Pr! sy aaa DiS Zoo cfs's weekdays.
p s Hi1Sn o''I rss 40
Park). o4S 4 a. hIsF NJ ,,.
i" $ go =? q pn5 sS PIN: u:
1916 night. sundays Gl5. so, 9.oo go 40 Limited,
TO- II. A. M, Dining carr. 800 4. 4.3O. 430 tDtnno
Car, CDinh. Carr Dining Carr. 745 g. r. NJ
IL Is night. - -. ~.
Ticket ofices Nos 433. o.4. 1896 1879 III and ssi
Broadway House. and foot OF Desbrosscs ana
Cortiand Streets; Court Street. sec f-- S'rsst "
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station foo; .: F1on
Brooklyn. station. Jersey City The Ne" YORK
Transfer COMPANY VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destnati9n r,oo,
s. ". PREVOST. J. X WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Ageht.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

norman trustee Q corner Boulevard anu o.
IO3d-s,, / year ........-.. -, ',onI at,
Same to same. corner BpuieFafd "'' ~ L.:
s,r se,, - scoh,, !, = ard C,men,ina Fuiniss AMI
another. O. co-nrr Boulevard am i'''-'' 30.
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, IN, n
Same to George II sargent : I"-i-s,' Nv lGi
OF boulevard Public Drive. J. S,hi a
Fernschld Elise VI !. to Wallace map. ,rs Z,
Noirosc-ave : q iU3d-st. IL s,h.r
Gunst Elzateth 90 Maria Albert anu "''''"'' 10,
32d-st. - # Of 2faye j." yent N- :23 Wl-
HausGen. Ernst. 10 ciustsve haUs"l' -" 90 ..
ictt-si. year ............. linn
Hunter stephen G. aid wife to Frances - ~, -
ter " 3 Anlrews-aSc 2jO. 10 II n oi io''"''' q
years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..'.'.'r i,ohert
Jackson Henry ~ TO the executors o. cors o.
Winthrop. deceased. No - Sprng-st. tho
Jagels Phillipna WoHan's f.slthi ',.oors g.
state Of Nev-Iolk. No 219 East O2h-st . 49, 80,
Jones william H. To- Twelfh Naiu vii
Bank Ian. leading from kingSblne ,n,s
iamsbridge and land of Maria Scnta'sni ni,aLe
100 and 0lo map Of land OF 'hA'lVs ' q
Koch Tfank AMI wife Joseph MURPHY j. q
II : HIN st. l&j II - oc ,d-aNc. IL years
I-ane1ith. Richard and wife 10 tn fcri'inan-
incs Bank of Ncw-Nork. n : 3'th t'' -''" q.
Ian poroihca 10 Title Guarantee and ltnS' :,
t',ulr9ny. No ~! West 4sth-.t. > years. -
McGraih, Thomas to 1hecdoro { Gross > ' Il
St 30 e W of Central Park West Net,,.,ii
Melee Hclwip Auselm lak"bi ahH '"7'i
Emanuel. 5 : Tist-st $50 n W of 'olumpuS-"'' 10
Msrning. Annie. to tho Greenwich savings ha"N' 10,
No l56 East li3tn-si. year -. 8, ,ii,ph
J II Meyer. II 1udth-st. - It Of M"h'''"" oSl
ave. year ........-.....'.' .''.'. '-''''''' D.
same same. same property. year
Raymond. Annie +. 90 Josrph VI Llcn'emnur''
II iiG,'-sf 100 IT " Of boulevard, ynir. =
Sanders. flzabeth and joehun {, 10 'I"" G.
iophcr Kelly No llJ West llth-st !V"'' ''''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. y,
stations in New-YOrk. f0Ot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets ,,r,~
'EsIIboLEDn., hnnINTTs cH .Ii:WT

Direct route - NEWARK. BIIOOAiFlELD. MoNTcIAIR.
Ridge. Madison MorTistown Passaic Paterson. Boon
IHkE o1 poffG HGpA4t6SS
MOT NTAIN, Washington PHIIIIPsBURG. EAsToN.
MATER GAP sTR0yDsRrRG rSeQn2 ,g2, MOSntsIn; .S~;
SCRANTON, pIrTsTON, WILkEsBAkRE, NAHT!'
COKE, DANyIIdE NoRIHUMMBnEb5MAHIPi MnbMIi Tt1ns. M9ns.
yls UTICA EIcHFET.D ,c sPRJSGs t.1 GoTSans. Ttn.
coRNING BATH DANsyIII.E BGFFALo W rei9 and all
T:2d A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
600 a M-BuFFAIeO, SCRANTON. B5NGHAMroN,
UTICA. RICiIFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ana
osWEGo EMPRESS. PULLMAN Buffet Pa,ior Cars con, con-
Bunalo with train fol Chicago and points VEST
leo 7; MmscRANroN. W!LKEsBAkRE and ELMiRA
400 Z. M.-SCRASTON, WILkESBARKE and PLIM
OCTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
s:30 p NJ (Daiiy).-Bunao Nostbuled lin.nsd Express
SCRANTON. BlNGHAMTON. ELMlRA, BUF.
TALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Car sI Connects ss
o:3o 2. NJ DAILY. .-BUFFAiO. SCRANTON BlNBxAsa BlN4HAMa-
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. - .-.<.-- .. =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al, y
Park Place 429 Broadway Tickets at fsry s,auon yt'
Broadway Ill shave. l2thst % West l2otn-st:
Pas Coluinbussve NewYolk S5s and 26 Fulton ST. ana
iO6 Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving fuii infor-
wFsTCoTT EXPREss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
CATALOGUE or THE DE HAAS SALE.

The catalogue has been issued OF the sale OF paint
,,rs Sy the !i:e ". T. II. de Haas which will take
n,aoe on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next
M Sis Fifh-ave. Ninety lots will be offered on the
ccnening night: There are 256 pictures In al. The
water-colors will be offered Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
RI-IJplNG PLANS FILED.

The following plans buildings and alterations
"s5y %sw H't@ bnIidmsr: EfT'sri'''
JaIaessi. ~ four.s'ory brick stable by $40 900
lanes Mccarthy, = 50 Madison s' ,., ycs,
siNsory trok fat and nye,oTy X.. nI'I ,,ss 5000
3f-s,'e W $ ii3 Il Il 17otn-s n f,urri"Iy
brick FIAT ana stores by H~iry Hoidnr Of 30 eocc
wNs,chcsier.a,e at i T. iia East Dr.-s-a,e. ,mo-
s9' s er" ''s 2 oy }ots 5o 5sn,lai i'' AMI % Hudson
.. ever ithn a. '[,'I-- Yr;.'1-,fe pre-. b
James C,r!.n - Il We, ;2..-a owner. hve ,oo o.
flas-sof, and bas.n.i., bro' 9Sc,.',s' . ,s
st.If a~l a',ic franz lrcll'ns. by Ellen N ,o,
Cha,nh.rs. Of 2io5 ia,hYa,e-a,-. oVn'r .....' '"'
p,.tsr P..to n :. coo It e of ave. one,
s,o.y Fame at,-e. hy and y ki"n'''s' ' 200,
r'1s.i.,t a.' u ' ~ # II Honest aye iarc
story flane tcnem'rts. b, Charles h"'' - 80 - so
e>,.. I g. '. 21s IT, ari ~ W.T. cy.--tory nr,ck
stable is 'n.rlc' a Winch Of NO "4' "''' 4oooC
l.i,ih..t. s. -, It . Of I.enox-eve four nye, %o
iio w., 1-lsi-si. arI Ge,rsc Fcnn'h' - ~ s,op
os ,Sl Mea, il,Iror.avr " corner nyestory
brick nai and .i,ro. ty Theodore ''''''' o. ooc
81 East l"iti T. owner 49, .,,cr. also W.
Ie,iu1,on-ayc. - 10 It q "'ih-s' c, ", md n,a
,,vrc-. f0r acvca hVe--tor> bi'N ""'' ' 10 az
stores .............
n.'iss' % and ci nr ::a,eAl~ -. nai -
u ~ - wai,si. 20 fre-si.-' Deg , r1 ~ 8,
Mg-.1 ,.a,o,,",e l ''' ,iyn - ins'ary AMI ,ae
attic tram. and tr.t 't'' nn' .l'iS.' H.
ir Wa. d. y IS. So Frankln-''. 60 t'
,..r~ .t.rE wal. 10 urr. -. e.,
lqfl. ., X, 531 l.. -. a9l y '- 'ii -
"l;h.si hy the T. w r. 'An. ana N"'',
t-~nE c.m9thr. y -" Las ~" ''' sGI
llinr~l,r'dr. Road and Weis'cr. ave ''.i''
49,. ,hc T,urrnau, .s..I-fs uf F.rlNnm i' " i"'- G..
t',fy ff.,"- ff." . n no d., siegff.,i Mayer .
\. - Wesi ~ -. 90 fw' i'ir f'f' "'" 10.
dv,.iiiugs anl J. un.t
Nelerry-s'. ~ .,F d. ,.. Ii.,,,.,.,'.r.,.- 200
..a. '-.oil 1-. b, a. ..' ,.'.., + r'se. - So
"9f. ". N" J., ~ .'-t' t,..,ftr- 300
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
BALTIMORE q OM!O RAILROAD.

i,nitfuore WushinRtOn, Chicago. Cincfnn~Cs
81. Louis and aii Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAlEs o
Leave New-Iork OF Idoertyst dai.y los cHicAGo.
80 sun i2:i5 night. CINCINNATI. 81: LOUIS 10 q
M zoo r. ~ WAsHlNGToN. BALrIMokE a. r M
~ snn 10 A. M Dining Car 1880 n. m. Dining Cas.
$50 D. n $3.50 p m. ex sun. Dining Carr. o;O0 D. N
"a on o. M Dining Carr. u IL night.
NORFOLK, II 80 a. IN. daily. c,,-..
NEW-ORLFANS, Roanoke and Chauaroosa Fuimss
81. ming car $40 ex Sun. 2so D. m. Sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pntseh light ..
Ticket oiices: iis i72 26l. AIS LAO Brcadw1y. -
East li,h ST.. 27 nowsry n n %. puiisn ST. Bro'k'
"ScSYork TRANSFER Company viii cali for and chscs
bareag~ from hotel r residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD new. JERSEY
(An,hrac!te coal used exclusively
- ,f...- -. A.,,r,a,Fc Ill,rk signals


Four Tracks. Automatic Block sieaas
- on and after Nov@smser, @ G, 4 .s is,5.
For Easton. Bethehan. Allentown Mau,h chpnS ,@SS3
80 7 eS i so is Ess'Snl ,o S1le5sos a. M p sndsyS
ssS e;SE sf @ J,G A. w.
iS For Rssdps ss ts' at sgssas soo sS ac
iS re- sS :SS SO SS SO S night ,o night
For Harrisburg at 40 500 S;lo A. M i:ic o s az
go s syI T.. Gsa is:is might & '1'' Asn S-AD M soo
e s sn3su M i TisSaFs @ s"d saasa. 40
psS,.r r, Rsd & hspk 5 l"f 1rHsn M sna S @ ra a
si5 p NJ. SUNDAYS Keep, Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park 600 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
For farmnsiels s9 Tens ~, k,e 40 bI5"ffa' f. fa'A
For xtianic city. vineiand and Bridseon. 4ao A. N.
i:45 r. 81
FOR LAST LONG BRANCH
,staton nearest str 81 paaD $780, sl5. ii;3o A. M3
80 ~. Ais. 4:4o p N. sundays 900 A. ~, 400
For Monmouth Beach. seaosht and Highlands os Says
Sundays 900 a. NJ. 400 r. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To FHiLADELPJH5I5IAx; Il IJ55I IxG4HSr nAsIiMoHE AND
/. rs5 6@ss falaFS Ss SSa1 wee: afs5 iss5 $ sS aSs
1915 night sundays, 80. 300, lO;Vo n:So p'"WHs
cap A. ~ 2:3o 400 b.oo GOO DINING can r. NJ
For Bsi,inorc and Washington week days 500 1902
cs1 p Dss Nm 2i5 nsht sundays 1900 Ii3o. (p,nnS
csr} A. T. x. $50 SO. GOO Dining carr r. NJ i2'iS
and seats be I osS% s. sSG :.
Ws i23h S. coIqeus i Ay SswYoF Wa%sSass GGHss
The Ncw-York Transfer company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to desunau2h.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Sew-YoTk. foot OF Cham.eis-st
a. follows and i've earlier from West
n,NN A. ~. M.-Nesubued Express Daily i9r Nsse'H.
S.UO Bnghamton, Elmra. Buffalo, Bradford James.
town. Meadville and the West Parior car 70
CoO i, W.~vestibuled Limited Daily. solid uain toss
7:to A NJ Chicago 52j p N. sleepers % CHI
caco cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
oO u M~RuNaio vesbucd Express Daily. arrives
1871 Rlrnio I 80 A. NJ. making direct connections
FOR Detroit, Chicago and the West
S:45 5 P ss tsssso p;iisDs siGsD%: . Buff
ru,fcR r;TS' LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PIIi,SAN
accsmniodations at III. 2di oi and 90, bro,d yay'
NswYork: pG broadway and 2S3 Fu9ns' Bronyn' ~, y9
rnnsSer Company calls for ard checks baggage from
ha,.is and residences 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
lEAlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations loot Of Gorilla ndt and DesbFossos ntAs
100 A 81. daily. except sunday. FOR MACCH CHUNK
'ps w Ss,ly for GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF:
rAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
a., Wes; and prln~iral and local points dinngcar 10
s,spen Ion Fridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper 10 Chicago
If.IO 4. ", daily Gsaves at 10 30 A. NJ sunday ior
M1cI CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections fas
Readins ard Harrsburs a,
100 II. Vi. daily -xcep, Sunday. for ElMlRA anc al
,nf,rmedate for Potsve and Read
ing .halr cAr WllkesbaTe. - -
y.HO u VI, (eunlays only> for Wikessarre. L. q b.
Junction and all intermediate stations ..,,,.
t.sO n NJ. daily, except sunday. for L. and II JUN.
TON and principal intermediate stations Pullman bunes
narlorcar to Wikesbarre: connecting for PottsNlNe
i;oC p VI. daily except Sunday. FOR Bound Brook ana
nnS p. NJ. daily for EAsToY and intermediate sta.
tons o, r,rrs
900 T.. VI daily for BuFFAIo NlAGAKA sA,S: rsi:
and all points West. Pulin an sleeper '~i.u,r ue
New York 10 Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and io'o"''
connections for Reading and Harrisburg. -,- 80
G,:,O r. vi. daily. excep: sunday for Eas'on ana
900 r. NJ sally for I1gACA. GENExA S,. RoCWns Ws:s
rt,p pt'frrAiO NIAGARA FALLS ana oil points w s.s
puin,an cieepers TO Chicago and rurasc Shal-ca' "
Wikesbarre. , =, ,,x os, oaA
Tlck.ts and Pullman accommodations AZ 800 Soi: Sss
.n s9s Eroadwny II East lith ST. loo east -,,n o.l
e. Yn,L s6u Fulton Court ST.. oS bioai"ay anu
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. N y ,., -.
tn New-York Transfer viii call for and caecA Gag
GAGE from hotel Ies.Ieaee through 10 ces'iHa'o"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
Qanrins 5tllcols.

ALEXANDER MhCGREGoR. ,os ,v.., ,5,b-s,
PIRATE lcssons ard classes IN d---. da'e'"S.
Cyo wAiI.AcE's SCHOOL. s"sle i.o1,' M, sTS; classes
" Torl.vnrt buzz Opening ftb ,ccs =, Sec
fora.rg HAPIrM SCHOOL 80. 81 Wet lz''"- ~"
Circular ---------
H'"o~ wv - AID "a EAST 4oTIi sTi.EEi'
Gas. and private lessons Men's class Mona~y- ---
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

N-t:W RUTGERS INSTITUTE
y i'1' 0'N =: V,es, 55.h s,r.~,.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
For Both Sexes.-Cit,

STNuE MISSES ELT'S school, FOR GIRLS
ss,a and Seth Streets.
Nev- York
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

rJ,UE JACOTOT School
4 " Ii WEST sGIH-ST.
i boarding day school for fifs; kindergarten rof
tavs and girls conducted IN French. - ,-,.,
,Ttna FpoNT.NT ana NJ. C. T., MORGAN. Principals
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
Qcarhers.

ErLDISSYT ~ Yale and Columbia. foI t"eI' WI ,1snsls
N tutor IN wel,-koYn families wah insir,ction
tpcc.sl experience IN college prcpHia'"i'
WlNTEECP 90 broatWay
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
ERKELEY SCHOOL.

ls o. % & p West 44th 81.
The Spring Hail. io.h year. viii begin Monday. FeoFu-
Az 3D. . ,, -. .,., cs,iiso,as .or
admission may present themselves VIII take pace oh
january -''' ~ ' J CLARK READ Registrar.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
luetrultlon.

Miss PEBBLES AND MISS TN0MfSoN's
NJ 80 ASD nay SCHOOL. f0R GIRLS.
90 60 -. East 31ti street.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

For BOYS and Young Men.-Ciy.
. noApDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will receive one boy
n a, Seis ATE HEAD MASTER. Room -
- - ''~ $780, l4ih-st
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30
D2, ST2oNG'S S4NlTA2lyM,

Ut, = I MWNG y VtNI NNIOIN,
SARATOGA. y. y.
r,- Health or Pleasure The appointments OF nrs',
es,r h0.e eieYairs eeot, bells steam sun paroT ana
,rr,r,i, On the r,Js suites 4 rooms with baih' mas
49, el.c,ricty all baths and health 3Gpiances H-w
,-urk,h Eusslsr anl $atura sulphur Water Eat'- iy
80 air sar.;og, Waters AMI wlne. sports send ior
~ fti .lrrllAr.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

-~1,,- TARRYTOWN-DN-
ii "a bay School for Girls College fIspaa
,soo Rsopeas Sept. 18th. Miss NJ W. ne'c8li ''
,,,I77- ,,IvSFs pICTOK's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Nor
'('tL Mln''i- II n.ar New-York city Primary.
ofrio .o.re Preparatory. Lectures by professors IN
Colufofla College.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

seIsc private school for girls Bes, Conn
ior,. ~ foms' Mr. ARTHUR GILMAN Is the D'e''0'
- Mas
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

DERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ~,
ID Madison Square (25h-s;. and Hfoan~ay) Ne"i OF
C;sirnania TX ,lui,on-st. o.H. CliY H"i"' h'o'h'"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

For Roys and Young Men.-Coun'rY.
,,o,D,->-ro,,-N * 7, MILITARY INSTITUTE.
B REV. T. II. LANToN. IRlNCiIAt.r
carr r. u. IANDON COMMANDANT.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-30

NOMPA(TNIE NENEN.tII1 ff'f,'esI''' -
4 FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE FRANCE,
La TorRAlNE. san;eIii sat- feP P.h m noon m
seat and smoking cars attached to SpeciAi
rain Iavre vice versa. Seats. 81 w extra
A'"A FORGET, General Agent. No. Bowling orsen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-04
The United States Gunnery Schools.


James and Arthur have heard about
the United States gunnery schools at
Washington and Newport, and ask
what is necessary in order to be ad-
mitted there; also any information
about them. Answer: To be eligible to
the gunnery school, man must be an
ex-apprentice or continued-service
man; that is to say, man having
served one or more enlistments and
paid off, with long discharge. He
makes out his application and sends it
to the Chief of the Bureau of Naviga-
ton. A man must be either a seaman
or first-class apprentice. If he has
a rate, as coxswain or boatswain's mate,
or any petty officers rate, he forfeits
that and enters the class as seaman,
with pay of $24 per month. A first
class apprentices pay is $21 per month.
In Washington gunnery is taught, how
guns are made, and the principles of
the business. Pupils are required to
make models At Newport torpedoes
and diving are features of the course,
and electricity is one Of the branches.
There is a great deal Of hard work
about it, and but little prospect of adj
vancement unless there are evidences
of war, when there will be bright fu-
ture for all able sailors and soldiers,
aud all who understand the arts of ' ar.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-04
A Regiment of Relatives.


There is a movement in Horny colln.
ty, South Carolina, for the erection Of
a monument to the confederate dead of
the Tenth Regiment South Carolina
Volunteers. This regiment had in it
one company that became somewhat
famous for its composition, as well as
its fighting qualities. The Athens Ban
ner has been studying up the history
of the regiment. 1t tells us that it was
made up entirely Of men from a dozen
or more families and they were about
all related to each other. There were
some ten Chestnuts, fourteen Johnson5,
six or seven Affords, and so on. The
captain of the company was cousin Of
nearly every man in the ranks who was
not his brother. 1t was his custom in
drilling to address his men in this way:
Cousin Jeems, dress to the right;
Buddy-George, please swell your chest;
Cousin Arthur, you want to turn toes
out, not in" But when it came to fight
there were no more brave or daring
fellows in the service than the 10th
regiment "butternut" company
Savannah (Gal Press.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-04
Lincoln's First Vote.

Lincoln's first vote was cast at Ne ~
Salem, "in the Clary's grove precinct"
Aug. /, 1881. At this election he aided
Mr.. Graham, who was one Of the clerks.
In the early days in Illinois elections
were conducted by the viva-voce meth
cd. The people did try voting by bal
lot, but the experiment was unpopular.
1t required too much book larnin' /"
and in 1929 the viva-voce method Of
voting was restored. The judges and
clerks sat at a table with a poll book
before them. The voter walked up and
announced the candidate of his choice
and it was recorded in his presence.
There was no ticket-peddling and bal
lot-box stuffing was impossible. To
this simple system We are indebted for
the record of Lincoln's first vote.
Lincoln's first vote for president
was not cast until the next year Nov.
8, 1880, when he voted for Henry Clay.
-McClure's Magazine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-04
The "Battle of the Nations"

Oct. 16 and IS, 1913, was fought the
great battle of Leipsic. The allied arm
les of England, Prussia, Russia, Spain
and Sweden mustered 100000 soldiers,
against 175,000 French. Napoleon saw
at the close of the first days fighting
that his army would be compelled to re-
treat. The second days struggle on
the part of the emperor was to extri-
cate his army. During this eventful
day." wrote Sir Walter Scott, Gin
which he might be said to fight less for
victory than for safety, this wonderful
man continued calm, decided, collect
ed, and supported his diminished and
broken squadrons in their valiant de-
Tense with a presence Of mind as de-
termined as ne had so often exhibited
In directing the tide of onward victory.
At o'clock that day the Saxon con-
tingent and the Wurttemberg cavalry,
10000 strong, desterted from Ney's COL
umn to the enemy, turning their can
non, sabers and bayonets against their
old comrades. When word OF this dis
aster reached Napoleon, he refined up
his horse for a moment no listen,
then spurred on to the head of his i'm
perial guard. But one word Of COM
ment fell from his lips. That was en-
famous. With a corps Vt his guard
he charged to the succor Of Ney, his fol-
lowers shouting, "Viva pempereur"
and Death to the Saxons"
Owing to the fatal blunder of cor
poral Of engineers the escape Of $4,000
French troops was cut off. The bridge
across the Elster had been mined for
explosion as soon as the troops were
across, but by mistake the torch was ap-
piled too soon. Marshal Macdonald and
Count Poniatowski, the Pole whom the
emperor intended to create king, were
among those left behind. Being
hemmed in by the enemy when the
explosion occurred, the count drew his
sword and exclaimed to the officers
about him: Gentlemen, 1t now be-
comes w to die with honor" With his
handful he cut his way through the
enemy and reached the water, but in
Imouuting the opposite bank his horse
fell upon him and carried him into
the stream, where he was drowned.