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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
RAILROADS..
"AmsR,oA's oRgAvgsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ 4 HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

eHNP EmS s's D
x .sas F slS sSsSt M ri. D s1a" limited
ssn|y gsies; syrasu'' Rochester Buffalo Niagara
1880 M,..Excsr, nunday. Day Express. For all I'M
100 p. M-Daiiy Southwestern Limited. For col.m-
s' ISf ns.s u: s's s
xSanyO Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
s.aoP M-Escep, Sunday. West Point poushk'e'''''
s;3o NJ: CHICAGO $50 o. M Stops at A'Oa"''
Albany Troy g gnss,o .d Siss:fs
Fall. c:vesn% r'' To.do Detroit Chicago cnein-
''"o SP s'ss s:.1 y.; s.s S,:': a;
M PGsshs.ep:s Albany and Utica. -. passenger,
only Tor POINT: on Fail Brook Railway. via Lyon"
o.,- and for Rochester .. o.,..o watertown.
uo Ssssrs
lido csIs.sG; except Saturday; for Cape Vincent ana
train e., c.,csss . scs seses
Aunday night Sunday nights. Chicago seeper' leave
goo !; :" and a.s. p M-DaIly. except Sunday. to
AhE ; S1 % rs' TRAiSs yoSKEss ,,,,, .,
4: E'S ;ss. S &: Ess Fl; only line running ~
T Ts: PaaSs c vii; Il Fl pnss 5Srsn s trains
Il, 2 az srSsdT e 81 ss and az s
ton New-Ycrk: sss and 100 Fuiions and 1906 broadway
nassase checked from hotel residence by the West
JOHN ~ Tor'cEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days $50 500. sis 600
1000 II 80 dining A. NJ. 1870 200 $50, 400
BUFFET Parlor carr. 4:3O 500 Dining Carr. 500 i1
900 T. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays 4:30 900. 1000 II 30
Dining Carr a. NJ. 300 400 500 Dining Car. 600
+. NJ. f2:l5 night. -
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 40. sis
1000. 30 Dining Carr a. NJ. 200 $50 800 Dining
carr r NJ. l215 night. Sundays. 40. 1000 IL 80
Dining Carr A. II 200. 500 Dining Carr 800 ?. n.
IL night. i.
Tickets be procured at foot OF
Liberty St. 49, i72. 26l as: oi4 lito 1879 Broadway
737 9Th Az. 81 East l4h St. i53 East 10Th ST.. 20
ives, 18th ST. 2ji Columbus Az. New York Court
ST. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway Williams.
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
heck baggage from hotels residence TO destination
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pike-st s. 49, # Of Madison-st. S5xse g,
As.a" % Il ct Of al oa to "E sas DS
Bsnch and wife Aessendro la seo. - 90 2o'""
"si, st. and Nd Il 10 10 to- l e.
Louisa l. wrigh! to Eleanor dilIeO'........
Hudson st. 80 Ga0is: John Fiammer and an
as g'n s 10 "s zoo It Of isi"avc nix irregular
the New-york steam Company to Adoniram ~, ofo
81 O aye' avn corner 18th st. 2iixciii Lucy
AK, Kuhn to ,''cs ss N~"" Of sih ave 7io,iss
Henry Van lIamn and wife to Rachael Murray 'o~o
' 81 T. :, $ - issss s. d sloas. 's s%hsr and
wife to William II RAIDER. one sixth part
ae, st. SO 30 West. Louise l. Wright to Eleanor
I'D St. leo II 81 aye Ss's s.ys:s Moer,
18th st. $ Of o'h ave go. d r,es s,cSi
sc,h st. No S2a East; Isdore Blank to Louisa q 500
5'ih-st s. lS,S w II o. a. n Stevenson $500
eoIn Al IN OF i sDa Nifs a !" Marcus
a hf;I%an ave. 30 81 MARY Morrison. indi 600
renos ave. = corner l2ad ST. .? iosiG; william
a i Ss si5 Ea asa T Robert osss IdeHa
,a ngNgss 8 ss5 Of Avenue {. 9oS@ Il; Al
bert sche and another to 'na a,.son'. e7soSs
lrPegaisi louisa lnrch er,ha schmush 3D."
,c,,hs . 100 (, . Southern boulevard .oN
so: Henry II Tiffany and wife TO Martha h"- 10
gan corner cam6rdr--ave. soxs7e;
3aSer rim Measisr to william ze T,,;:c,
10, ISIS Il X r. map Hudson J. Rose, iluuS'" mp
pose and wife to William 7 kreuneDr'n. 80
Norris-ayc W y part lots l62 and 100 .msp y,
"I LIE, Ha, ,sed to william Morris: Frank L f,
usr,on 81 al O Josiah II Barton -.
King ave . corner Southernland-st pelng soe'
,p, 10 5s3 map Elizabeth X Is Ming Ie'''' 1
CONSTANCE . Miller 20 Mari" Bles u,n' ,io
,o,,is, n :, II " 81 athave. 2Jx.' u; M'
Richardson and wife to Roswell l. hcha'"
co,,r,, part West = corner lOlst-st ioHi~;
Francis T. Lowry referee to Hyman SOM anu ~ Ooo
,eis,,s, = s. 3oi Of 7th-ave ''N'"'"' /
AI.lino B,l Rnfzor 10 Robert iBogg,. ,c's
,,,n.,,e . IFS n n OF Burnside in'
Mi3xiGilxii6l; Louis h'N"o'" 1850
Frank Archibald u,a
s-,h =, n 100 Z, . OF iOth-aNe. l.Aiu''' r'''
erick Floyd to Henrietta rloy" .,,,i,ye 81
t,,h'st a . l. part lot I'll. map ''. ~. Yosr
-tui..an..aeid. Iohn |. Otnger and wife TO Torn
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rhro,xh ,,.ins leave NewYork. foot OF Chainus...
q. soio~s and ave minutes earlier fvm West 80
a. M-vestibuied Express Daily for "nv msS
JUU itnehamton ElL,ii 4. Buffalo. Bradford !am.,
town. MesdviiIs and the West: Arrive suaAS
S.0c p NJ Parlor to Buffalo. .uA
onn - M-vestbuled Limited fast mail paiy. Sv.
ZUU irsin for Chicago via ChautaIfia IAks I.n~rs
cievelsnd 1:4O A. NJ. Chicago r. ~ e! nsIsrs
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. p'n's
900 p M-sun.Io ana csy;lsed, y:sus ~ Bra.
ford 7i6 4. n. Jamestown $50 A. "a Sisys.
land, making direct connections TOT ''
Hh'ssso v aad cHs s LAX. ana Niagara Fst
S:4O Daily. solid train TO Chicago. Sleeper 20
faio. Chicaso and Cincinnati DninS SrrS1AN
nucxErs LocxT TINE ,CARps ANp ps7 f nrosSs:S
=, %s~ isS East i:sth At and 81 West
cssmb.rs West 2sd.. ferries Xe~. sSc HHudsos
Hoboken and Jersey City station westcos Exp. n
fcr and checks baggage from hotels ana 's'''''
lentinotiou.
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DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
stations In New-YOrk. foot of Bn relay and
ChristOpher Streets.
VESTlBVLEn TRIMS: ILMN BUFFET

VESTlBlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtFFEr
CARS. PlNTSCH LIGHT.
plrec, route to NEWARK. BIOoMFIELD. MONTCLAlH
THE ORANGES. summit Rarnardsyile. Bsssns
ton Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUpDs LANE;
MOUNTAIN. Washington. Piill.LItSBuRG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP STROUDsBlRG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITrsTON. WILKESBARRE. NANTt
COKE DANVlLIE. NoRTHuMBERLANp Mont
rose RINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water.
Vile UTICA. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA oWEGO. ELMlRA.
CORNING BATH. DANSVILI.E. BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops principal
10 o. a 'W-,cafe Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON B.Nd
s'I'SE and OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Paror
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains Tor Chicago
IA u 'W~tCafe Carr SCRANTON. WILKESBARRH
'' ana ri MIRA EXPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars -
A.oo - W~SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and Pl.YM'
OIiriI EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
-.ao y NJ (paIy)-Bunalo Nesthued Limited Express
for SCRANTON, RINGHAMTON, ELMfRA BuF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connecting a.
RunaIo with trains for Chicago and points west
o.ao p AZ paiiy)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM,
TON, ITHACA. UTICA, SfRActSE and os"Euo
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers - .
TItK Frs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS
Henry Gaze q sons. Limited 'll3 broadway. ~ fmss
place 400 broadway. Tickets at ferry atons w
broadway III 4th-ave. 12th-st: ~ West i2lthst;
2aS Tolun,busave NewYok 33s and i28 Fulton,st ana
iO broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fuli nfo'
WEsTSoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence to destinstion
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST. da'''
CHICAGO, 2 p. M. and 1918 night. ~ =. ,~s,
PI'rTSRURO. $780, SUM-. Sun. L. nis"''
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. M. D p m.,,. csh
WxsHINGToN BALTIMORE. SIS: 10 tDins,nsep ,nisS
II 80 a. m Dining Carr. 2. $50 Dining tar - y IN
carr 8 p. M 1918 night Sunday. 10 DINING az. -
a. M. Dining Carr. Dining Carr, DINING '"''
M. II. Is night. =
NEW-ORLEANS Through Sleeper. S~ y ~
Sunday 200 p. M. r,1h,
All trains are Illuminated with Pinscn lf"E ilth i.
i27 Bowery n r: $40 81! Fulton st., Prook .Ss 60
foot OF Liberty st. c. r. r. of n J. bsssss. =.
from hotel or residence 70 Destination 1870
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LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot Of Gorilla ndt and Dssbro..s: .t;;
CHUNK and intermediate stations. .... -o.,,-.
sis A. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA. Rpchts.
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS sCsPENsioN
BRIDGE and the West and principal local points; DIM
nscar to Suspension Bridge Pullman vestiOule Sleeper
IiOO 4. VI. tally exoep, Sunday. Tor MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections Tor heao-
ing and Harrisburg
~ noon daily. except Sunday,
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 r. N. Through 10 Rocheser Pull
man vssti,uled Day Coaches and ParlorCar Dining
Car service. Meals In carte. -.
12,lO =. VI. daily except Sunday. for Easton ana IN
lao r. ". daily except sunday. for l. & Junet.
stopping only principal intermediate stations chair-
to wiikesbarre. . 49,.
:s::bO Il. VI. tSrndays only. for Mauch Chunk and
Hazleton and ali int r,nedia,a stations. -
8s1O =. ". daily. except sunday. for /. 4 u u ~.
TON principal Intermediate stations Pullman Bun"
paror to Wilkesb,rre: connecting for Pots,lle.
5;1j =. VI. daily. for Easton and intermediate su-
$40 T.. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALiS
and all points Pullman sleeper Vesiihuled Train
81 Y. 90 Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg. ..
TER BtFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
G TO W.kcsbarre. ... -.
III 80 y. VI. daily. except Sunday for EAsToN and
intermediate points. ...o
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BorNp
BROOK AMI intermediate points leave as follows 800
A. NJ 2:30 T. NJ. 40 p. NJ and 6:3o u. NJ. - 49,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at .3o 10 st$
l27 Howery. " Y: 500 Fulton St Court St. % Broad
way and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
New Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 destination
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prrpppED MORTGAGES.

ca5.s" Ros snd Sft ws aG E' i, a. %"s
Ito iIOi, William Sc year ''
Brogan Charles and wife 70 on n,fnry Poalsvsrd
, years 49,, ,ienr, to Adam banner
ls,n. = iUth- It. - IT W Of Mrlrose-a'e' no
'es'T w6er y ,o the state THUS, company.
trustee Washington ,, srd , "hsr.s
s'. s c,rner washns,on and charles S. No go
ws:hns,en 81 .,s9 Me- ' ~ vi ilni.on
~ So ~ cansI s.. ~ lbs Charles st. No ,.G sa
SIi r,n naesinery franchises ~ years
.t FcS S'r'i Frank to Louis Eickwer and
other. An,honyaye l7' Il Of burnside ao
,.,nm,.k, John To- Join HARDY. summit
ave 3,s q u nen~iek property as SHOWN Oh ,oo
, map h MsaT ~ Alvin ts.srt ssih st; 30
Iuss Of nsS91' t. n'' K Me- NE rlasS ,nd neo.
company u MARYLAND. No no East 12d-s' q -oo
r1s |cn'' i,. rars" to MoTts we,s 40 ala Eas,
Same S1,' To- S.,San Goldberg. property 10 m
r i,,orrn I,ui. H. and Henrietta 81 Holman
70 Catherine : rinn~o. ''h ave" lob ~ .,no
r,lte,nnrs nerman. TO Ha,r river Saving, In -.
s,,uilon' SO lGl ilvington 81. ! year -. . n""
t. Thomas Frazier corner Public Drive or =. ooo
noqI'ysr sns i s3a ,s m m w,.m r6omann
n > iocih 81 10, - of Amsterdam ave. yenfs 5000
HIss IAN. M M' ASsoa T. sa f1%S Of sS TN" rross
nSni.eh. william l. ard Aston MAYER and w,e.
20 charlotte Tnienentach $ ia'h s.. 20" n - ,o
-
SANE 10 conrad stein OF i;+,h st. 30 # ,,o
Of AIMS years ...-.-.-+. l"f"
Knox IIeffe charles " Grinniss. executor ~
Charles ,ifhnnirs. corner "lsi - ana
Inthgnt. ave ) months .........-....+-... f""
f.nn.ri Frederick TO Katherine Tones. n = 32i
i,9. 4 " - ~ ave. : years ..-.-.-...-... i-p
Lewis Carrie t. Ernest Josephiha trustee. etc
Morirz Jose,h,ha i3ist 81. iio u > Of 9TH -o.
LANG Iohr ~ and wife George Ehr.'. n
core, Isl ave dist -. year. loo
Muller charles and wife to Robert tourtrighf
summit 81 n . ~ Marion ave. wears 800
MURRAY. Rachael Henry and Mary + Van
famin n : 35th- ~. 2>5s n ~ Sth-a'". IN -
", Niece Mary \. solomon Nchelhachrr. n
II . ~ 3d-ave demand. ............ 300
MeakIm Ellen and william. to the Immigrant
Inlusifn' Savings Rank. n l3o'h At. 5D " 49,
sth-ave. ! vear. BUD
Raahc No 81. West il2th-st. year. ......... loo
Peterson John. 70 Hattie Amelia Handel 49,
. = lot I'll. map 81 Wakefield years. 2JD
Paul bora to Isaac T. Smith. ljth-s, 2lSs
n W ~ C1urnndi-ave years. ............... 900
cchnrr Lawrence. Abraham Slv"rson and
Morrie jacobson. No ~ Pike.s, Ia Years 100
TIFFANY Henry H. and wife IN Richard " Steven
son trustee under deed by Mary Tucker.
corner boulevard and Wss' Farms
collateral mortgage 1000
Van Auk.n Elise g. to linton Dime Savings In
siituiion. tsth-sf. 1i3 n W ~ SHAVE.
Years ........................... 5000
Williams Marie g. trustee William Livingston.
Marie williams, indvid and guardian. Lillian
u Tiv 'nrston and William l. Williams to Ieaac
Frank Nos IA and i+I West i9ilst years. II 200
RrIIIlNG PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings ard alterations
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RrILI ING PLANS FILED.

RrII.I ING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings ard alterations
filed Yesterday:
New buildings. main Office:
Blackweli's Island city Hospital. for four
brick v"ntilating water tower. by the
Blackwells Island main dome city Hospital. FOR
a brick kitchen. b, the Mayor etc. owner..... 22so
No plans for alterations filed Yesterday the
main office
N.w buildings. uptown branch:
Union s. i.O n ~ la6h st. for
three story brick tencments. by julius Fight
nolo. 40 7n Union. owner. ............ $4,000
McT.eon ave. g. ~ n ~ Bronx River Road,
by James Cobhan. owner ..................... 500
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1)ublif Notices.


FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR THE col.
LECTION OF TAXES. 40. - CHAMBERS STREET
(sTEWART BrIIDISG). NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 2
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Eeqal Nolltes.
SHEPAIG SYNDICATE-NOTICE TO CRED

SHEPAIG SINDICATE-NOTICE TO CRED
~ TORS
Notice is hereby given that ;he Superior cour. within
and FOR the County ~ New Haven. the State ~
Connecticut. has appointed the Undersigned the
Of the prope estate of the partnership known
the Shcraug Syndicate partnership In which Cieorg.
d. Chapman. ~ Fairfield Connecticut and others
partners which partnership had known place
ness; and limited the period of three
months from Of November, 1896. for the
presentation Of claims against said partnership
that all claims against said partnership which
are not presented undersigned Receiver within said
period shall be forever barred
Published by order Of Court.
THE TKI'sT AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
NEW HAVEN Receiver.
New Haven Conn November 9Th 1896
TJNO THE CREDITORS of the Ncw-YOrk Re
L corder Company. n corporation.-By virtue o an
order Of Chanccry 81 the State Of
petition r. Patterson fer the appointment
hereby notified present the Receiver ~ said
satisfaction several claims and demands against
the said within three months from
said order will he excluded from the
dividends he thereafter declared by said
the proceeds Of the aforesaid corporation Claims
presented the Receiver at the Office Of Wallis Edwards
q Bumsted at No. Exchange Place. Jersey city " j.
GEORGE w. TURNER. Receiver
Dated October f2th. 1890
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0ratbrrs.

0rarhrrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" EXPERIENCED TUTOR. Yale graduate wishes
"A private pupils Preparation for College or business
Excellent city -efcrences Addres, Yale BOZ 10 Tribune
VNUTOR.-A Everett ston. tYai.) SCI Fifth-ave. ~
l. perenced college preparatory instruction. RI rom
:nended BY Rev d. Greer "a conscientious and
pttent educator"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

Dantins 5rbocls.
4 I.EXANDER MAChKEGOR.
~ Mendeseohn Rooms. los West Sth
Private lessons and private clars.s only IN dancing.
~ GORGE WAIL.ACES SCHOOLS.
VI Leslie rooms M II. and Boulevard. and
Harlem. s"s2 West i25th Street
Glass and private tuition See circular.
II, GEORGE DODv ORTIZ.
/. ~ AND "a EAST 10TH STREET
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
MEMS CLASS COMMENCES MONDAY. DEC 7TB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

Nj. n. X. Munkittriek has found an excellent do
pcriptivs title for his Forthcoming book of humorous
gsrbe; he calls Il "The Acrobatic Muse"
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Art Schools

fINHE OSGOOD ART SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED 1877. I.
East I7thst--Specal classes In all branches - Art
China fred daily. illustrated Catalogue mailed free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

Mr.. Moncure y. Conway has completed his edition
Of the works of Thomas Paine-works to which he
attributes a greater value than do most students OF
history. He has contributed to the final volume
long Introduction. in which he discusses what he
believes various new lights bearing on the char
acter and of Paine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

Mr.. John Murray Is said to be the only British
publisher who will not bring any book AZ the
authors risk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

What Is called THE True Life Of Captain Sir
Richard Burton is coming from English press.
1t appears that the Burton family do not like Lady
Burtons book about her husband. and his niece.
Georgiana Sisted. is accordingly presenting in the
fort Incoming volume the Burton familys Idea OF is
most famous member
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01
Listened to His orcn Funeral sermon.

PORTSMOUTH, ONO, June 2l.-The fu-
neral sermon of living man, plain old Lo-
renzo Dow Mckinney, at which be was
present was preached at Fallen Timbers,
twenty miles from here, to day, to an assem-.
bly, of 5000 people in grove Of oaks. Rev.
Forest Eraus conducted the ceremonies
Just behind him sa, the man whose sermon
he preached Inconsruities ia the shape Of
hockey pokey, ginger bread popcorn, lemon
ade, with all the accomplishments, were dis
cordantly present A committee of eight
venerable men, in lieu of psl-bearers, con
Quoted the subject to the platform They
had all known him from youth.
The gray-haired Jared Brakeman, nearly
ninety years old, started singing Jesus
Lover of Ny Soul" and the eight thousand
voices Joined in. Then "The Sweet By-and-
Bye" was sung, after which came the ser
mon. The text was "The Fine OF Ny De-
parture Is Now at Hand" At the conclu-
sion the hymn care You Washed in the
Blood of the Lamb?" was sung, and then by
invitation the congregation filed by taking
leave OF the departed tearfuly shaking him
by the hand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01
Siraiaia free gress.
Character n. Lips.

1t is remarkable what studies of char
acter casual glance at the lips OF va
rious individuals will bring forth
Glance now and then at the mouths and
chins of people you know, and follow the
rules given below for the purpose.
The mouth of jealous person is the
easiest to discover. 1t has deep indenta-
tons at the corners. The lips are coarse
and heavy, and drawn at the corners to
the extent of becoming noticeable. This
kind of mouth is apt to snap itself shut.
The good-natured mouth, which also
donates a considerable degree of thought
fulness, is large and straight. 1t shows
the teeth in laughing and has full lips
Most people know too we'll the mean
Ing of those lips which droOp. 1t is the
melancholy signal of pessimist. If the
under lip reach over the upper, it is an
additional sign.
A mouth of one fond of drink or clip
ping" has an under lip Of unusual heav-
iuess. 1t droops and hangs out from the
teeth. The upper lip in wine lover, is
heavy and of a had proportion. Tie
chin of the individual is often indented.
A conceted mouth is inclined TO be
tightly drawn, except in cases Of idiotic
complicacy. The corners often incline
upward.
You will know the tendencies of cynic
by the fexibility and elasticity of her lips.
These are generally capable of all expires
sions and many changes during a short
space of time.
A benevolent or charitable individual
is discovered in this way; The lips are
equal and the teeth well covered by them.
They curl sufficiently to show thered of the
inner lip without making the under one
seem to droop or TO shorten the appear
ance of the upper. The upper lip hangs
lust a fraction into the lower one when
the mouth is closed, and the corners of
the mouth turn neither up nor down but
seem to cease suddenly. The benevolent
mouth is often rendered additionally
sweet by the presence of dimples.
Your friend who is given 10 pOuting
will have lips which droop at the corners,
thick lips and an upper lip slightly short
er than the lower. This combination al
so indicates a strong vein of vanity.
A secretive man or woman will have a
long upper lip. This will curl in upon
the lower as if gathered. 1t appears to
be firmly attached at the corners to pre-
vent the lips flying off from the teeth.
Pick out your quick-tempered friend
as follows: Her mouth seems cut from
the nostrils downward, not turning down
the corners only, but rather the entire
mouth. Her upper lip is short and her
under lip very full. She is naughty, i'm
patuous, high bred, independent and i'm
pulsive. She has no medium between
friends and bitter enemies.
A strong will has three symptoms );
The lips cover the teeth and meet on
straight line, which show very little of
the red, and have when closed, smooth,
but not drawn appearance.
If you want to find the woman who is
always in love, seek lips which are quite
full and roll slightly from the teeth and
unite bluntly at the corners. These it is
almost impossible to close without max
ing the lips assume gathered appear
ance. Such are the indications Of the
sentimental woman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01

mo Washington. r. W. Alexander
Washington & Alexander,
Insurance Agency
omee Gibson Building. Cherries Town, W. Va.
Representing the following Companies
The old and reliable
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Giving the best results to policy holders, and
which has a larger amount OF policies IN
Jefferson County than all other Lille
Insurance Companies together.
Liverpool & London & Globe. Of England
Manchester Fire Assurance Co, OF Eng
land scottish Union and National OF
Scotland and the Royal Insurance
Co.. Of Liverpool, the largest
foreign Companies doing
business in America.
ETNA, OF HARTFORD,
The largest and most popular Fire Insurance
Company IN America.
Peabody, Of Wheeling ". Va.
Jefferson, of Wheeling
German Fire, Of Wheeling.
Fire and Marine, of Wheeling.
Phoenix, Of Hartford.
Virginia Fire and Marine, of Richmond, Va
Georgia Home, Of Columbus Ca
Fire Association, of Philadelphia, Pa
Continental, Of New York.
Merchants Insurance Co, OF Newark, y. }.
JEFFERSON COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at our
Office.
Agents:
Us. FLEMING, Shepherdstown, W. Va.
CHAS. J.. TRAIL, Harpers Ferry, W. Va
A sworn statement of the conditions OF all
Fo-eign Insurance Companies represented III
this Agency will be found az the CLERK once,
I'm compliance with the State laws.
We solicit continuance Of your patronage
Respectfully,
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDER.
February 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01

Shsnnondae Springs Hotel, under the
management of Mr. |. S. Crawford, is open
to guests now, and provision is made for
pleasant time to all who summer there. On
the It'll of July there is to be Tournament.
Many knights are expected to enter the lists,
and will be marshaled by Mr. Benjamin
Yates. A number of good speakers, good
music, &c, engaged 4 ball at night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01
Sharing, iShGmpOOtRS and
Hair eating PGrIOr,
CHARLES STREET, NEXT TO
RACKET STORE.

The undersigned prosecutes the above bust
ness in sn artistic manner and guarantees sat
iSfaction. Cleanliness and neatneSs is obserY-
ed, and courteous and prompt attention given
to all calle-s
The Pat mage of Ladies and Children is re-
spectf )licited.
Ma, %. CHARLES II. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-01

Try Coco Cola at Light & Watson's soda
fountain 1t is an effective headache rene
dy; exhilarates, but does not ntoxicate; is
a refreshing beverage; alleviates nervous
troubles, &c. Those who have been pre-
scented with tickets should call at once and
try Coco Cola.