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nv MRS. HUMPHREY WARD.
SIR GEORGE TRESSADY.
A SEQUEL TO "MARcELLA"
nv Mrs. HUMPHREY WARD. author Of
"Marcella," 1.-The History OF David Grieve.
."Robert Elsmere." etc. etc. ETC. VOL
umes 16mo Buckram. 500.
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rowsr all these are given: the large humanity and
..nNe wisdom of the author her insight into the
.nr,ns. OF character proclaim her true Arnold. not
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greater literary faith from whom better work
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frQnl Nollrcs.
GHEPAUG SYNDICATE NOTICE TO CRED

legal Nollrcs.
CHEPAUG SYNDICATE NOTICE TO CRED
~ TORS.
Notice hereby given that the Superior Court within
and FOR the County II New Haven. IN the state II
Connecticut has appointed The undersigned tho Receiver
the shspagg syndcas Ear'nershin in which George
which partnership bad known place
ness: said Court has limited tho period OF three
months from the 9Th day ~ November. 1896 Tor the
presentation Of claims hgains. said partnership and has
decreed that all claims against sad partnership which
period shall be forever barred.
Published by order Of Court.
THE Trust AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
NEW HAvEN. Receiver
New Haven. Conn. November 9th. 1896.
& UPREME COURT.-Trial desired in the City
- and County Of New York.-Robcrt l.. Harrison n,
cole surviving executor Of and trustee under the last VIII
against oscar Ehlcrs John r. McKecn. and Mary his
wife Mary being fictitious. her real being
Hocca Frank Rochelle. Mike ccnaarro Thomas Napoii
Michael Deverfo Lcander ). Sire. defendants
To The above named defendants each Of them: You
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In this
,s Attorneys within twenty days after the service Of
this summons. exclusive ~ the day of service. and
viii be taken against you by default for the relief de-
Dated. New-York June soth 1890.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. Once and Posoic- Address No
wal Mccen sna Mary ms hs wife III. nam.
being fictitious her real name being unknown plain
The foregoing summons is served by publica-
ton pursuant TO order OF Hon. Charles T. Mclean
Of New-York dated the 2ch day of October $3.50 and
ned with the complaint In the office Of the Clerk OF the
House in said city Of New-York.
Dated, New-York. oct. 20. 1896
Plaintiff. Attorneys P O. ohee HGdress q wv Wan
Street. New-York City.
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LINE.

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JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 20 +. II. foot n Rooseyet-st.). p. m.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Xen-st. 80 \ q siantqn-si. years....... sI2Soo
Same to Sophia Gruenstein. same property.
Buckley Lawrence. to George n c:hrstman q 'O
Co $ IOih-si. 1918 II OF coiumbus-av
Buckbee. Isabella W to BANK Of we.tches,er ~
$ webster-aye 200 Il OF 79;hst. 10 months. 1000
Hsssn SON" Tinanyss r 100 " I, Of 70 G5h 1aSe
ss s@s T II! 6 s s:.s sS&:d Ss.J
Campbell: TsGma. a. snd wife e Iaaia. And.r; Low
cfo.ier catherine p Catherine stewart. w
sam. o SG IS w sss pD.
ri Marco ctles,no and wife to Laura Deano
Eaton warren p. and wife lie to III. North New A0"
York c0p ernsr Building and Loan A.so'a
F. 'SA. sat s' oS ( si &c ':s
rS Se Mehas ANA William scom and wy., r. 1900
Jet,s sielsr and another. executors Of S' Jonas
Heller. Grnnd-sr. so It e OF Forsyth-st.
Goldman Frank and wife to william Raab
Heinz 'ns Tsis ddarsn,.. and rla., 000
s SS Mo "a .a wes 4'n nd , ~ 1900
etc, Of william Watson. W West Endave.
Same to Louise d Simpson same property. 2
Hatch. Thcoiosa and Areerick 4. to Theodore 1'0'
smith and brohs 7sthst 100 # Of Mad
Jacobs Jacob. to LYMAN and Henry SOM. W :"
corner Central Park West and loist-st mort
Fitzpatrick. Julia A = and Edward. to William M
kingsland executor Daniel Il Kingsiand
Thon,psonst 3403 II n Bleecker-st, years.
Ltndgren. John and wife to Scandinavian Build
Ing and Mutual Loan Association lot 1OJ block
{. map OF Hudson = Rose Mapes estate, install
Muhlker Henry, and wife to william ii Beam
n l3lth-st. 20 II W Of Ienox-ave. year,. 1000
Nulvey. Lawrence Il. TO Abbie r Willie. road from
West Chester Village West Farms and n
lane. lot !. map John Mulvey estate, year,. 600
Millert. Frederick NJ and wife TO George l.. Helms
trustee. etc. MoTis-ave. 100 II OF l74th-st
frug. Albert. and wife to the Bank for Savings
New-York S3d-st. 2l3 n W OF Avenue A,
No 6s4 West Ind-ave years ............... $4,000
sullivan. Daniel j. and wife the fremont
building and Loan Association. 9 rairmount-
ave Lot e map Paramount. Upper Morrisania.
Same to Lena and Rose seiferd. same property
Seller. Simon. and wife to David Mayer,
Monroe-st. 2I5li II Of Jackson-st year. 1000
same 10 the Society Chefra BNai Jschre LET
same property, years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
schaef. Leonard and wife to Charles WeIner and
wife. q 9 15lst-st. $50 II " OF Courtlandt-ave
Sternherser. Charles 8. to Berthoid susaman, NJ
ooth-st. 2ooi 4 Of Madison-ave. and other
ssv.ss char!ss = W. and wife to Albert sschsi.
NJ sSd-st ioo Of sd-avs. ysar.......... 5000
Thornton. Charles II and Edward ana wivsG =
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BY HENRY JAMES.
THE OTHER HOUSE.

DIV IIr1-NN1 "1h.'f1''
THE OTHER HOUSE.
By HENRY JAMES. author OF "Embarrass-
ments." THE Bostonians." 1.-THE Aspern
Papers." Partial Portraits. etc. I-mo'
cloth, S1.50.
The characters original and well drawn. inc
,,cderts are natural and clearly described The dia-
,oguc, are crisp and TO the point Neither OF pan-
ding nor Of vulgar ssnsationasm Is there any trace
most rneritorious work. then and one which can
.a,, ,.n n add TO the authors reputation N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

21s 1ds.y 81 2o.
Same property Robert DARLING ar. and wife TO > oo
S,% s Ss'z iss I, Madison ave. ioxio22 Her
man Munzesheimer and wife to Kaufman ,
s2s :n'f s. SIS +; Of 2d-ave. aoz7oIi Charles
o'Connor to Della o'connor
sxisc Arm Iyr Oh to Shn Robinson: 100
wnOs OF ors another to son s
Schaaf and another ...........,... GU"
Ina Oss r iSi 70 1R
?s Of Sssfi 'rd ss Sss sas w7 SS. Nm
i.c sSid? " 'sS ds i o %ap Sa PARK
John J Frecl and wife to 9 Henry Ilartjsns ..:
Church R- ST. Nos pa and 2le and Nos 8, and
y Thomns-st; William Williams to Charles ,
Broadway, No 5o5 to 800; same to Samuel john
pr s'Sn Nos 81; and az and ~ os 90
LSma,. ST same to Charles g Weld .,na 70 charlie:
q Weld and another ...:..''..''
Mercer-s, No io7. and Nos 100 and III sprins-s' ,
4,hs'' n Corner Greene-s, 25iinSSe
wes, ' iih No ., to 20 same to
Hudson St W $50 It : II spring-s o.axlrregu- ~,
lar; Fanny Nathan 70 Catherine a Camm amman - ~
';h;st. Nos p, and $50 West Hugh oke'Iy 10
s,antons, corner t:ldrise-st e 2xsse' Ed 1900
'h' 1911 Of william l,nyg scS 5asa Ionn $3.50
ID ave. ~ lis. Mary Byrne. as execu'''' to ,
Nor f6s,s 20 iSf ST rrecrch schalier Frank
ss,sr.; AZ, II Of Yves, F;nd-ave 2,xiooo;
nDs l. N sT5 70 Of ' West End ave 2SsooS
F.rTf ard VIE Il & 5S' :o.d s%9
81 map 9n% ,D HsHy s ssiss s. al se Gem sn
sfa, trust so company ny York to John Fer
w sss2 Hnd ais no. @ Roswell vile .,
s m s.inn cr sss Il Of Central Park West COX
ico5 Edward fitzpatrick and wife to Harriet =,
Central Park West, cor e4th-st 75.sxioo:
s same 10 SAM 100 II OF 9Th ave. 10 sxiooS:
charles Barney 2, al to Estelle Ander- ,oo
cos nm st. :. 2s It E OF Lexington aye. 1917.
ioo.s sgmund Goldberg and wife to Marcus a N
10Th s 30 iao East: sarah Babcock Mary ., ~,
A!sn 'i" a. 10 lois Helena V Bruck to Conrad
,ss., n :. 400 II W Of 5th-ave 5oxiCo5: Pat
rick \ Nolan TO Henry l. sprasue i'""'"
'1h,. i,'l Lss,,I. eToy w ARD ''h aves mary
.IS nk IT, 70 i9 s7s Of boulevard 5csooi
ce anaIeT TaT ws 20 corner 7Sssioo
Lyman Som ct al TO Jacob Jacobs s. 1910
Ward Fitzpatrick ard vie to Harriet oveThl,cg:
wan same '.s % louisa MSiurn " as,s ;::;a,
Wait ,sn End I'd Marie ssn OF 's'n'' is.i
Sr.su ~ N To Theresa s,s.r $500
wociycrest ave s 10 Z, % psvoes st. 2'A'ooe; eoo
r,aanT'si $. 100 II n o. is5th- st. i6'sxio:
Elizabeth Asselin John F. Blackman and an
,7 S,her =, ;. ss, Il Of Vanderbilt, ave. i6sx
los: Frank = lockwood ct al to Catherine ~,
L., ,ss map section A. vyse estate lots COZ and
Gs3. 81 map: John Hansen and wife TO Will
L's ioi block =, map Hudson r Rose Charles 90,
Knauf and wife 10 John j Shevlin 3.iOO
Lot 2g, map Van Nest Park: Fritz schober TO
s,aS Ssr' a1a I, from boundary OF lot ,.ia4
- man Of WaEeneld 2iixio5: Frederick c Dexter
and wife Catherine Il Crozier ............. 1000
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

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Nrm Publications.
TINE NEW NOVELS.
By F. MARION CRAWFORD.
TAOUISARA.

By F. MARION CRAWFORD. author OF
"saracinesca," "Pietro Ghisleri." "Katha-
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the changes which taking place In Italian society
BY ]. S. FLETCHER.
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ART Schools.

4 RTlSTIC SCHOOL.
"a Wood-cavinR. Modelling ard Drawing School. con-
Quoted by Professor j. Fe:rafi from Florence H. East
1i0th-s Day lessons ladies residence
fINIE OSGOOD ART SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED is7.. u
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China fred daily. illustrated Catalogue mailed free.
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Nina CIesincer the daughter Of George Sand.
took legal proceedings the other day In an effort to
stop the publication Of her mothers correspondence
with Alfred de Musset Nine Lardin de Musset had
already forbidden the publication Of her brothers
letters to Nine Sand. The sister was successful IN
her effort; the daughter failed. George Sand had
sone tine before her death conhded these letters
to the care of friend-M. Aucante-with instruc-
lions to publish them after certain period had
elapsed; moreover. the only person who could ef-
fectualy take measures to prevent this being done
Il Nine Maurice Sand. the authoress having in her
VIII left her son and her sons wife complete con-
troll over her MSS. and papers, while dividing the
income derived from the copyright Of the published
works between them and her daughter Nine.
Clesnger is physically very like her mother. and
tho latter had the highest opinion Of her apttudes
s.Solange can write well as l." she said What
4 pity she prefers the needle tho pen!" Artistic
needlework has always been Nine. Clesingers
great interest and occupation: unhappy In her mar
riaSe and childless, II was her one resource and
solace. Since the death Of NJ. Maurice Sand. whose
admiration for his mothers genius made him dis
card his real name of Dudevant for her famous
pseudonym. the authoress' family is only repre-
scented by ladies-he had daughters but no son. 1t
Is understood that the letters will make many
things clear In the story OF George Sand and Alfred
de Musset, advantageously for the reputation OF
both. and It is much deplored that Nine Lardin de
Musset shouc set her face against the publication
. gentleman who is editing those Of George Sand.
We have received from Dodd. Mead Co. the
second volume Of american Book-Prfces Current
being . compilation from catalogues Of auction
sales held during the present year. 1t Is useful
work whose contents may not yield much delight
20 the lay reader but to which the collector OF
books II certain to ind himself indebted. 1t gives
practically a standard for what one should pay for
many volumes Of which the value Is otherwise
dincult to estimate. To be sure. prices huctuate
little more 10 the book mart than anywhere else.
but thefe IS certain moral support nevertheless.
TO be extracted from q record Nike the present. 1t
VIII throw light the worth Of book when.
perhaps the buyer can do nothing to make the
bookseller come down. In such a crtsis there Is
comfort in knowing that one Is righteous In re-
fusing TO be ovsrcharsed. In knowing that. since
the book has recently been sold for 4 much smaller
sum than that asked. It may once more come into
- market At the same figure. The arrangement
q this work IL still chronological but instead Of
011g eaoh sale in ~ bulk the record grcups the
l@tQN - eeeh book This facilitates research. and
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Mr. Hardy who has beer spending his vacation
on the Continent. is revising the MS OF his new
book. 1t is to be published IN the spring.
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ALD DOMINION LINE.
.,AILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort! Norfolk Newport News Peter
Reach Va and Washington. d. c. daily except sunday
f,om PIER 26 North River at p. NJ. except Saturday
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MATHEMATICS hv cnDe-t mathcmatician also c.gl
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potent educator"
NyOtNG Coi.LE1;E GRAZ rNTf. experienced ~ pre-
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-06-24

w. Nayler Thompson, treasurer Of the
Florida Central and Peninsular railroad
shot himself at his home in Fernandina
Tuesday night. He thought he heard a
burglar trying to get into the house.
He took pistol in his right hand and
started to raise window with his left
hand. The window sash fell and the
pistol went eff. The ball struck Mr..
Thompson in the side, and, glancing
around under the skin, came out of his
back without striking a bone. The
wound is painful, but is not considered
serious.
The Jacksonville Citizen says that
the monthly report just made out by
Captain w. j. Driscol. superintendent
Of mails in this city, shows that the
following pieces of mail matter were
handled here during the past month:
First class, 1903 Cos; all other classes
OF mail matter, 650,700; and special
delivery packages, 525, making a total
of 81, 954 $50 packages of mail handled
through the Jacksonville office. During
the month of May, 1896, 1, 1896, $50 pieces
Of mail matter were handled, being 6O0,-
900 less than for the month of May, 1896.
Joseph J. Warren, bartender, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff J. A. Vim
zant yesterday afternoon on a writ of ne
exeat sworn out before Judge Call Of the
Circuit Court by his wife, Addie War
rem. A bill for divorce was filed at the
same time. The arrest was made for |
the reason that the plaintiff alleged that
she believed that Warren was about to
leave the state. He was required to
give $500 bond to remain within the
Jurisdiction of the court. Mrs. Warren
sues for alimony and divorce. Cruel
treatment is the cause given. The
couple was married June 2, 1892, and
separated March IL. 1S96.-Citizen.
A Tampa correspondent of the Times
Union writes: On June 30 the customs
receipts will reach high wat r mark.
Up to Tuesday right the total receipts
for the present year was 1882 ,541. The |
receipts from now to the end Of the |
month, and he receipts from the inter .
nal revenue department, will raise th'
receipts at this port tor the Gu rent fisca
year to the enormous amount OF more
than S1,OOO,OOO. And yet the United
States government ccmpells all this bus
mess to be transacted IN a little old 2x4,
discarded rookeIy once used for rail-
road freight depo.
Dsbandonment now threatens the Al.
lanta Zouavee, because OF their inability
to muster the necessary number OF men.
The zouaves have large membership,
more than twice as many men in the
company as must 60 into encampment,
but the trouble is the men are unable
to get leave of absence from their EN-
pIoyers for the week. The most strenu
GUS efforts on the part of the company
have secured only FL men for the encamp-
ment and, should an additional quartette
not be secured the company will surely
be disbanded
At Tampa Tuesday night W.R.James,
a young man Is years old, was arrested
in the postoffice, having in his possession
the combinations to about twenty-five
hovac He attracted attention for some
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FLORIDIANA.

Over hundred foreigners have been
naturalized during the past two weeks
in Key West.
The melon crop in Marion county this
season is considered the largest ever
raised.
The report OF the United States land
office at Gainesville for the month OF
May has been forwarded to Washington.
1t shows that during the month there
were 70 homestead entries, embracing
S.66S % acres 1O1 final proofs, embrace
ing 13 ,858.78 acres, and "a excess hon.
stead entries.
Governor Mitchell has made the fol-
lowing civil appointments: To be
county Judge OF Osceola county, w. R.
Johnson, OF Kissimmee, vice Hon. G. F.
Praker, resigned. DIS. j. n. Jones, of
Jacksonville, James Chase, OF Ocala, and
r. A. Shine OF Tallahassee, TO be mem
bers of the state board OF dental exalnin-
ers.
Several carloads of pineapples, tomatoes
and sponges arrived in the city yesterday
over the Florida East Coast railway
from Key West via Miami and will be
shipped to New York today via the
Clyde steamship Algonquin. The freight
was brought to Miami via the new steam
ship ronte betw cen these places and then
shipped to the city by rail.-Times-
Union.
There must certainly be a very large
number of Florida children attending
schools in other States, as many are men
toned as returning home to spend vaca-
ton. Why is it that these girls and
boys go away from Florida to be educa-
ted? 1t has long been the boast of
Floridians that the school system here
was unexceled by any other state, and
yet many GO to other states to attend
school. Metropolis.
The artesian well, or rather "the-hOle-
underground" as we are in the habit
of calling it, has cavtd in about seventy
five feet, much to the annoyance OF Con-
tractor Dlworth, who saws that he
notified the commissioners six weeks
ago that the hole ought to be cased and
be would not be responsible if it caved
in. It was down about $3.50, and only
cased about 900 feet when, the cavern
took place.-Key West Equator Demo
GRAFT.
w. r. James, who was arrested at
Tampa Tuesday night for tampering
with the combinations OF the boxes in
the postoffice, was carried before United
States Commissioner Crane Thursday
waived examination. He was placed
under $3.50 bond to answer to the charge
at the next term of the United States
circuit court.
Peaches are being shipped from the st.
Cloud farm and other farms at a rapid
rate. The returns so far have been very
good and still continue to hold up.
Peaches is one OF the best paying crops
that can be grown in Osceola county and
the success of this years crop will in
duce many to embark in pea,h culture.
-Kissimmee Valley.
Four murderers and raDist were SEN
fenced in the circuit court at Jackson
Vile Monday. two of the murderers to
hang and two to the penitentiary for